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Re: New Varroa-DWV research results of interest
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A question for Randy et al - is the South African (Southern Africa) experience a result of aggressive hygiene by scuttelata and capensis towards Varroa? Or are other dynamics in play? 
Just thinking that if the viral vector is Varroa, and it is being ‘controlled’ in some manner, then DWV and other horrors might be getting controlled via that route. Possible?
Brian

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