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Yes, we looked at viruses.? N. ceranae and a high diversity of viruses seem to be common in these? failing colonies.
J.J. Bromenshenk
Bee Alert
Missoula, Mt
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From: Ghislain De Roeck <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thu, 7 May 2009 2:05 am
Subject: Re: [BEE-L] Empty nest disease
Jerry wrote:
>Bees on ground, crawling, with twisted wings - we saw this over past couple of
years - in the cases we saw, ALL of the bees on the ground had high titers of
Nosema ceranae. Not CCD or disappearing disease, although it may be what Highes
calls CCD.
Did you also look for viruses?
Kind regards,
Ghislain De Roeck
Belgium.
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