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Re: hello and an anatomical question
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Bob Harrison wrote:

>What others report:
>The opening of cells happens with all races of bees on small cell.
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Bob, I'm not about to enter the small cell fray, but it is certainly not 
necessary to change the cell size to observe opening of cells and 
removal of mite-infested pupae--it is only necessary to get VSH behavior 
genetically into one's bees.
Randy Oliver

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