American Bee Journal, Volumes 70-71Dadant & Sons, 1930 - Bee culture Includes summarized reports of many bee-keeper associations. |
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Page 322
... disease Occurs most commonly in workers , although drones and queens may occasionally be infected . The disease is responsible for the death B of many individual bees , and there- fore tends to weaken infected colo- nies . Although many ...
... disease Occurs most commonly in workers , although drones and queens may occasionally be infected . The disease is responsible for the death B of many individual bees , and there- fore tends to weaken infected colo- nies . Although many ...
Page 332
... disease if the honey is not treated . Having now whetted the readers ' appetites for what is to follow , an exposition of the qualifications of the writer is in order to lend the required authority to the statements about to be made ...
... disease if the honey is not treated . Having now whetted the readers ' appetites for what is to follow , an exposition of the qualifications of the writer is in order to lend the required authority to the statements about to be made ...
Page 547
... Disease ? By R. B. McCain California What has been called " a new brood disease " has made its appearance in some parts of the country , and the Bureau of Entomology is reported to be making a careful study of it . The diagnosis of the ...
... Disease ? By R. B. McCain California What has been called " a new brood disease " has made its appearance in some parts of the country , and the Bureau of Entomology is reported to be making a careful study of it . The diagnosis of the ...
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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL | 538 |
Our Case Against American FoulbroodM N Dillon | 544 |
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