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Re: Nosema A. vs. C.?
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> it seems it may be a combination of things like eyesight, lighting and
maybe equipment quality that governs whether it will work for you.

You are absolutely correct as usual, Dave.  I've looked at nosema spores
through a wide variety of scopes.  The optics, lighting, and type of
condenser (and condenser focus) all make great differences.  I've been clear
on which scope I prefer.

Randy Oliver

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