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In a message dated 11/04/2008 21:05:56 GMT Standard Time,  
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Not sure  treating comb with anything will help much.  We're not  recovering  
much Nosema from comb, we're finding it in the bees   themselves.



How, then, is it transmitted from bee to bee?
 
Chris



   

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