?>Here we
present a survey of RNA viruses in Lake Needwood, a freshwater lake in 
Maryland, USA.

Wow! Thanks Peter!

Possible the spread of virus in large yards might be due to the water source 
with a small water source and no nectar pollen coming in (like in a large 
California holding yard like Richard Adee uses).

I looked once a few years ago in answer to Horace Bell's question about 
nosema spores picked up from a water source but found no information.
I believe the nosema spores  survive in water and the source we were looking 
at was two small ponds 100 feet across in an area of Florida where the pond 
water never reaches freezing or 100F. in summer.

Allen? Jerry? Randy ? Peter?


bob

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