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bob harrison <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 25 Jul 2000 08:25:15 -0500
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Hugo Thoné wrote:
>
> Hugo wrote
>
> Apivar has been distributed in Belgium by official bee organizations
> since
> there are (supposed to be) fluvalinate resistant mites in some parts of
> Europe ,
> i.e in 1998 en 1999.

Hello all,
I would add to your post that in the test results i have seen for some
unknown reason the mites resistant to fluvalinate have been resistant to
amitraz. I find this puzzling as in the U.S. the old "Miticur" (amitraz)
strips were very effective against the varroa mites.
Bob Harrison
Odessa,Missouri

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