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| A frame of brood that is not so healthy. The white stuff in cells are chalkbrood mummies. This colony is probably infected with chalkbrood, possibly also brood disease (AFB or EFB), and perhaps also varroa mites. When varroa mite infection is severe, it often causes frames like this, which is called bee PMS (parasitic mite syndrome). Photo by Prof. M.V. Smith, University of Guelph. | |||||||||||
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From: mkihallim@hotmail.com (Dec 02, 2004 19:36 EST) Dear Zachary If "The white stuff in cells are chalkbrood mummies",then the colony IS infected with chalkbrood (and PROBABLY EFB].Excellent photos ***** [add comment] | |
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