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Sun, 11 Jan 2009 11:25:23 -0000
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Re: N Ceranae spores on comb.
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Do we test the comb for AFB spores?

I thought that what was tested was the scale (or the brood) within the comb
for spores.

If I am not right could I please have a protocol on testing COMB for AFB
spores.

Ruary


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Dick Marron said
It seems to me that they could look in the book on how to test comb for AFB
spores.

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