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"Malcolm (Tom) Sanford, Florida Extension Apiculturist" <[log in to unmask]>
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Help!
 
I am trying to track down some information on the effects of
chloramine (NH-2Cl) on the biology of honeybees.  One of the
local water districts has had an enquiry (complaint?) from a
beekeeper. The beekeeper is concerned about the use of chloramine
for treatment of domestic water supplies.  He uses domestic water
to make up sugar solutions, and, I suppose, as a water supply for
the bees.  The chloramine is added to the domestice water
supply at 1.0 mg/l.  The people I have contacted are not aware
of any data on the subject.
 
 
Any thoughts/information out there??  Many thanks for anything
you can provide.
 
 
Dave Gillespie
Agriculture Canada Research Station
Agassiz, B.C.
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