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Re: Acarine, aka tracheal mite
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Wed, 22 Jan 2014 17:54:54 -0500
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When I joined this group, which must be getting on for a decade ago, 
almost every alternate post was about the ravages of the tracheal mite, 
Acarapis Woodii.  Nowadays that mite is very rarely mentioned. Why?  
Has it been seen off by the chemicals used against Varroa in the same 
way as (over here in the UK at least) Braula coeca, which is probably 
now extinct locally?

Chris

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