>Was that in a field situation? Or was it in the lab with feeding of the
> concentrated mold products?
>
Allen, I don't have time to check my notes, but it was not concentrated. I
also didn't say that it was "mold," but rather fungus.
>
> >I should imagine this mold is ubiquitous in the bee's normal environment
> even in the absence of feeding.
Don't know--have you ever noticed black mold in white combs of ripening
nectar?
--
Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com
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