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Cloudy spotty black tracheal tubes
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John,

What do ""cloudy", "spotted brown", or "black"" tubes mean or imply?

You can look at the pictures in the Penn State manual, available here:

http://nybeewellness.com/Field_Guide-_Penn_State.html

Christina

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