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  It appears that some Aussie strains suffer
> when exposed to North American strains of chalkbrood.


We have imported New Zealand package bees with Italian queens twice in the 
last several years. They have proved highly susceptible to chalkbrood and 
EFB.

Tom Cosman
Nova Scotia, Canada 

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