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Thu, 16 Nov 2006 17:24:29 -0800
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Re: hello and an anatomical question
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Predrag writes:
Franjo Tomazin. He said it was about 2%.

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Yes, and it can be gotten much higher in selection very
readily, but is confined more to bees on a natural system
then an artificial one, and I would say about 1 egg in
20,000 is probably closer to the truth FWIW.

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Dee A. Lusby




 
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