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Sun, 17 Mar 2019 21:38:10 -0400
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Re: Nosema fluorescent stain
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This article (articles.extension.org/pages/63774/sunlight-water-and-nosema-spores ) address two topics: use of sunlight to sterilize nosema spores and the potential for nosema to spread via bee drinking water.  The article does not seem to be peer reviewed.  
A comment on the criterion for spore sterilization would be welcome.

Mike Garvey
Swampscott, MA

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