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Wed, 16 May 2007 20:24:17 -0700
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Re: CCD and Absconding Genes
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Mark writes:
It is my understanding that one characteristic of AHB is it
absconds. I assume, perhaps I shouldn't, that this is a
genetic trait. Yes, no?

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Not as far as I know and I run about 900 so-called by
others. But my bees stopped swarming/absconding when I
housel positioned by the way and haven't had a problem
since. So something to unformity in putting in foundations
I would think........

Dee


 
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