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In a message dated 14/10/2008 04:57:45 GMT Standard Time,  
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* If*  you have tested and know you have N. ceranae in your hives  then.



How would you know whether the Nosema you see is N.Apis or N. Cerana?   They 
are very similar in a light microscope and not everybody has access to a  PCR 
machine.
 
Chris



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