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I tried to post this multiple times, by email but the LISTSERV's Spam filters
ate it every time. It did not like the mention of vitamins and diet abd a
URL, I guess.
Anyhow, I'm trying to fool them this time by posting from the web interface.
Has anyone else had messages eaten by the LISTSERV?
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> Aside from CCD, does anybody know if honey bees (and other insects): 1.
> Utilize vitamin C in the their bodily processes?
I looked up ascorbic acid in the index of "Insect Diets" by Allen Carson
Cohen (Do you have that one, Bob?) and see 14 lines each of which contains
multiple page references, so it figures strongly in insect diets. I have an
appointment and don't have time to read them all, but Vitamin C seems to be
significant in insect diets.
Moreover, on BEE-L years ago, Andy revealed that Tang is the "secret
ingredient" in some California bee diets.
Just go to http://www.bee-l.org and type "Tang" into the archive advanced
search pane for some fascinating reading. Make sure the "substring" box is
NOT checked.
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