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Re: Longevity of Viruses in the Hive after Colony Collapse?
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>At least in some cases higher humidity favors longer survival as does a non porous surface.<


I recall watching a presentation by Dr Spivak where she said that her lab found that virus levels were higher as moisture with a hive increased.

This wasn't a point of her talk, rather she was answering a question from the audience and mentioned the findings.


Marcin

Chicago

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