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Re: Wax moth susceptibility (was WSU Researchers Trace Sources of Bee Colony Collapse Disorder)
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Wed, 5 Aug 2009 10:27:54 -0400
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Ahoy, Randy:

The wax-moth, I recall reading, came with European migration in the early
settlement period in America.  For more specific details, please refer to
Silent Spring, where Carson talks about this, among others.  (Look at the
index in the back for a quick locating)

Yoon 

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