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Re: Queen bee breeding
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In a message dated 01/11/03 05:02:59 GMT Standard Time,
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> What breed(s) are common in the UK?
>
> The native is Amm, but over the years there have been many imports of
> Italians especially, and of course the Buckfast was developed here.  Therefore we
> now have mainly mongrels with strong Amm influence with pockets of fairly pure
> Amm especially in the north where conditions are harsher.
>
> Chris

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