British Bee Journal, Volume 66British Bee Publications, 1938 - Bee culture |
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Page 44
... disease , was not essential to it , and that he could consistently and inevitably produce the disease by con- trol of the conditions under which his ex- perimental subjects lived . That is the modern conception of disease that is slowly ...
... disease , was not essential to it , and that he could consistently and inevitably produce the disease by con- trol of the conditions under which his ex- perimental subjects lived . That is the modern conception of disease that is slowly ...
Page 210
... disease . During his first tour of Staffordshire in 1918 he found very few colonies of bees had escaped , and that approximately only about 400 colonies remained . During 1919 the Ministry of Agriculture introduced their re- tocking ...
... disease . During his first tour of Staffordshire in 1918 he found very few colonies of bees had escaped , and that approximately only about 400 colonies remained . During 1919 the Ministry of Agriculture introduced their re- tocking ...
Page 216
... disease symptoms . It has yet to be discovered the manner in which the disease , when present , is dis- tributed in colony life . What has been definitely established is that the nurse bees undoubtedly play an important rôle in the ...
... disease symptoms . It has yet to be discovered the manner in which the disease , when present , is dis- tributed in colony life . What has been definitely established is that the nurse bees undoubtedly play an important rôle in the ...
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