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A paper posted at the Dalan website shows results comparing larvae progeny of treated and control queens when given a dose of 10 thousand spores of AFB, and also when not given any AFB.  In three replications at different sites., treatment dropped mortality from the expected 50% (a tad higher in one of the trials) to the 30% range.  Unexposed mortality was very low in larvae from control and treated queens.  So there is a "significant" effect of the immune priming under those controlled conditions.

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