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<blockquote data-quote="Breeder of queens Koss" data-source="post: 10785" data-attributes="member: 449"><p>I want to make it clear that this frame is from a breeding family and a larva is constantly being taken from it, so in the photos you can see larvae of different ages side by side. Classically, the Queen moves and lays eggs in a spiral. By the way, these larvae are from a Queen with VSH genetics. By paternal and maternal. I will make combinations with my material and try to test them - specifically infect varroa and count resistance. It's good that there are so many mites and you don't have to look for them)))) if anything, you can also ask the neighbours))</p><p>That's all, I hope you found it interesting</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Breeder of queens Koss, post: 10785, member: 449"] I want to make it clear that this frame is from a breeding family and a larva is constantly being taken from it, so in the photos you can see larvae of different ages side by side. Classically, the Queen moves and lays eggs in a spiral. By the way, these larvae are from a Queen with VSH genetics. By paternal and maternal. I will make combinations with my material and try to test them - specifically infect varroa and count resistance. It's good that there are so many mites and you don't have to look for them)))) if anything, you can also ask the neighbours)) That's all, I hope you found it interesting [/QUOTE]
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