. Sacbrood. Bees. SACBKOOD. 19 are not infectious. The status of the virus in this stage is not defi- nitely kncwn, but the facts thus far obtained indicate that it is probably dead. Fourth Stage. The brown color of the larval remains has further deepened, the anterior third being much darker as a rule than the other two-thirds. The marked evidence of drying now present might be said to charac- terize this stage. Anterior third.—^The color is a veiy deep brown, often appearing almost black. As a result of drying, the apex of this conehke third. Please note that these images are extracted from
. Sacbrood. Bees. SACBKOOD. 19 are not infectious. The status of the virus in this stage is not defi- nitely kncwn, but the facts thus far obtained indicate that it is probably dead. Fourth Stage. The brown color of the larval remains has further deepened, the anterior third being much darker as a rule than the other two-thirds. The marked evidence of drying now present might be said to charac- terize this stage. Anterior third.—^The color is a veiy deep brown, often appearing almost black. As a result of drying, the apex of this conehke third. 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 White, G. F. (Gershom Franklin), b. 1875. Washington, Govt. Print. Off.
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