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The authors conclude the process of africanization in commercial apiaries can be halted and even reversed by selective breeding
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The authors conclude the process of africanization in commercial apiaries can be halted and even reversed by selective breeding
The authors conclude the process of africanization in commercial apiaries can be halted and even reversed by selective breeding
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Notes: Bee Culture No.17
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January 2003
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