. The treatment of bee diseases. Bees. TKEVTMENT OF BEE DISEVSES. tlie base of the cell (fig. 5, /, h), or a shapeless nia«s on the lower side wall if the larva did not retain its normal position (fig. 5, ?t, o). Very few scales are black. The ^-cales are not adhehi\ e, but are easily remoA ed, and the bees carry out a great many in their efforts to clean house. Decaying larvae which have died of this disease are usually not ropy as in American foul brood, but a slight ropiness is sometimes observed. There is u-^^ually little odor in Euroj^ean foul brood, but sometimes a sour odor is present,
. The treatment of bee diseases. Bees. TKEVTMENT OF BEE DISEVSES. tlie base of the cell (fig. 5, /, h), or a shapeless nia«s on the lower side wall if the larva did not retain its normal position (fig. 5, ?t, o). Very few scales are black. The ^-cales are not adhehi\ e, but are easily remoA ed, and the bees carry out a great many in their efforts to clean house. Decaying larvae which have died of this disease are usually not ropy as in American foul brood, but a slight ropiness is sometimes observed. There is u-^^ually little odor in Euroj^ean foul brood, but sometimes a sour odor is present, \Ahich reminds one of yeast fer- mentation. This di^ea^^e attacks drone and queen lar\ m ^ almost as quickly as those of the ^^ Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Phillips, Everett Franklin, 1878-1951. Washington, Government Printing Office
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