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City Cambridge / / Company Hanson / Cox / Harvard University Press / / Continent Europe / / Country United States / / Event Product Issues / / Facility Virginia State University / Virginia Polytechnic Institute / State University / / IndustryTerm similar tool / cellular systems / food exchange / sugar solution / contaminated food / chemicals / / MusicGroup C.M. / / Organization State University / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Harvard University / Virginia Tech / Virginia State University / Polytechnic Institute / / Person Seeley / Edwin J. Jones / Jewel E. Hairston / Nosema Bee Colony / Brenna E. Traver Richard / / Position prolific spore producer / Director / Virginia Cooperative Extension / queen / Administrator / T.D. / / Product food / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / Arizona / Massachusetts / / PublishedMedium PLoS ONE / Journal of Invertebrate Pathology / Journal of Bacteriology / / Region mid-Atlantic / / Technology Chemotherapy / / URL www.scientificbeekeeping.com / /
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Nosema and Honey Bee Colony Health Brenna E. Traver Richard D. Fell What is Nosema? Members of the Nosema genus are microsporidians, which are now classified as a fungus. Nosema species (spp.) are obligate, intracellular