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Can these genes save honey bees from killer mites?

August 15, 2017admin

Scientists have discovered a group of genes critical to the survival and reproduction of Varroa mites, the chief enemy of honey bees. The genes could be targeted to control or eliminate the mites. Seemingly indestructible Varroa mites have decimated honey …
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