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Bob wrote:
> Just how are beekeepers supposed to solve aaaaaa IAPV problem? What is
> your
> solution?
> That's right!
What's right? No one has claimed that the virus alone is the killer.
Researchers are suggested that a combination of factors is necessary.
Perhaps you should take the time to read the paper. If a combination is
necessary, we can address the other treatable problems, e.g., nosema or
nutrition.
> Let it run its course and breed from survivors!
This is obviously the long-term solution. However, rapid DNA screening
would allow us to identify queens carrying resistance to a virus.
>
>Where are these hives crashing?
Montana, Canada, California are reports I've heard. Perhaps elsewhere.
I'm not interested in arguing, Bob. There's a problem out there with CCD,
as you've clearly stated previously. Normally you are a facts and data guy.
Indeed, I remember you recently suggesting that we distribute electron
microscopes nationwide. Why the sudden adversity toward identifying
pathogens?
Randy Oliver
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