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varroa incursion for native bees
Varroa incursion – what does it mean for native bees? - www.anba.org.au
By Tim Heard, James Cook, Amy-Marie Gilpin, Ros Gloag, Dean Haley, Mark Hall, Katja Hogendoorn, Shahid Mehmood, Ben Oldroyd and Tobias Smith Endorsed by the Australian Native Bee Association Management Committee Fast Facts• Varroa mites are specific to honey bees and will not feed upon native bees.• The establishment of Varroa mites may have indirect, … Varroa incursion – what does it mean for native bees? Read More »
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