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Correct application of formic acid for Varroa mite control
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Juanse Barros <[log in to unmask]>
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Informed Discussion of Beekeeping Issues and Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 23 Feb 2015 12:12:42 -0300
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http://beecare.bayer.com/service-center/publications/beenow-magazine/beenow-magazin-detail/acid-varpor-baths-in-the-beehive

Acid vapor baths in the beehive
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Correct application of formic acid for Varroa mite control

It's an irritating affair for the *Varroa* mites: Formic acid is popular
among beekeepers to protect their honey bees from these dangerous
parasites. But if it's applied incorrectly, the acid can also harm the
bees. A new study sheds light on the process.



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*http://beecare.bayer.com/bilder/upload/dynamicContentFull/BeeNow/BEENOW_acidvaporbathi6296aew.pdf
<http://beecare.bayer.com/bilder/upload/dynamicContentFull/BeeNow/BEENOW_acidvaporbathi6296aew.pdf>*

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