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> Allen, you were asking earlier about what might be affecting the honey 
> stomach bacteria that appear to have some interaction with AFB (perhaps 
> resistance).  The Swedish researchers seem to have some data that feeding 
> sucrose over the winter kills these novel (not known to exist anywhere 
> else on the planet) microbes.

Thanks.  Last time I looked at this, the argument seemed rather tenuous, 
speculative and strained.

Is there some material we can look over to look deeper into this conjecture? 

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