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Tue, 1 May 2007 11:05:41 -0500
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Nosema ceranae
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Hi to all,

I have read on several occasions that resistance to fumagillin in Nosema 
apis will not occur.

Where / when I read this is immaterial as my question is - Is there any 
truth in the above, and if so, why ?

With a potential for increased "preventive" treatment procedures using 
fumagillin against Nosema ceranae, I would like to have this sorted and 
tucked into the memory bank.

Regards,

Peter

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