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At 12:27 PM 2/27/98 -0600, you wrote:
>My question is: Since honey bees are insects and go through a larvea stage
>and need similar hormones to paracitic inscets/aracnids for maturing, will
>this stuff kill my bees by inhibiting the growth process?
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>Richard Barnes
Richard ,
I do not thimk so. There is a difference between decomposition and
parasitic organisms and non-decompositional organisms. You can ask the
company, they are not just a manufacturing plant, but a non-profit research
institution. Request that they contact Dr. Higa for conformation, he is an
agricultural specialist. They also have an interest in seeing there
technology work and many times provide technical assistance and training.
This could be a big area for them so I am sure they will be cautious and
helpful.
Peace and Good Health, (;->)
Curtis Seyfried [log in to unmask] POB. 110675 Brooklyn, NY.
11211 (718) 599-2458
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