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> >I'd be interested in any insights into this or references as I have been
> having problems with cells and even emergency cells the past several years.
>  I can't recall as many failures in the past.


Similar here, Allen.  Not so much when I'm rearing bars of queen cells, but
more so in colonies in general.  Others have reported the same.  I'm
suspecting N. ceranae or virus(es), but don't know.

-- 
Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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