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Re: Queen stopped laying
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Bob & Liz <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 24 Mar 2001 18:08:07 -0600
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Hello Tom & All,
You are correct Tom about the K wings.  I have seen bees with K wings 20+
feet from the hive in hives with high infestations of tracheal mites.
Wondering around like lost. One bee I examined had around 200 mites in the
trachea. I have never heard of K wings associated with nosema but maybe Joel
has.
Bob

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