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Re: Does a high mite count result in sick open larva?
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Dick > It seems obvious that the problem was bacterial or the terra would not have been effective.


Do we know of another bacterial malady that simulates the symptoms of EFB on it's own? There's plenty of science on the secondary infections associated with EFB but their detection all seems to be dependent on the presence of EFB.   The other possibility is that the lab samples came back with false negatives. 



Bill Hesbach
Cheshire CT

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