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I haven't searched my references, but I'm sure Dewey Caron has written 
articles on how to preserve trapped pollen in a manner that mimics how 
honey bees prepare pollen for storage, or to stretch my recollection 
even further, Grampa Caron's country recipe for beebread.  I think the 
reference Dewey cited in his paper was _Fat_Bees_Skinny_Bees_ which is 
avaibable online @ http://www.rirdc.gov.au/reports/HBE/05-054.pdf

I hope my memory serves me correctly and I'm not sending everyone on a 
wild goose chase.  Ok, I checked.  Memory's still good!  It's on/around
page 30.
 
Aaron Morris - Thinking a mind is a terrible thing to lose!

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