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Mon, 11 Jun 2018 18:17:30 -0500
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Re: PMS-like sick brood
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In my experience, PMS usually shows in prepupae and pupa.  Melanization,
and eventual removal by bees.
EFB typ in younger larvae, up to L4.  Turning yellowish (no melanization),
white tracheal net showing, twisting in the cells, nowadays with sour milk
smell.


Thanks,  but I was looking for good visual aids..... real hard to discuss the issues and show samples when you don’t have any.  My camaera skills are a bit lacking!


Charles

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