. Diseases of bees. Bees. TiQ. 22.—Fifth stage: Scale, or larval re- mains, in sacbrood as seen on looking into the cell. (Original.) proceeds further the contents of the sac become pastelike in consistency. Condition of the virus in the fourth stage.—As in the preceding stage, the larval remains in the fom-th stage do not seem to be infectious. Fifth Fig. 23.—Filth stage: Scale, or larval remains, in sacbrood viewed at an angle from above. (Original.) The dead larva in this last stage has lost by evaporation all of its moisture, leaving the dry, mummylike remains known as the "sc
. Diseases of bees. Bees. TiQ. 22.—Fifth stage: Scale, or larval re- mains, in sacbrood as seen on looking into the cell. (Original.) proceeds further the contents of the sac become pastelike in consistency. Condition of the virus in the fourth stage.—As in the preceding stage, the larval remains in the fom-th stage do not seem to be infectious. Fifth Fig. 23.—Filth stage: Scale, or larval remains, in sacbrood viewed at an angle from above. (Original.) The dead larva in this last stage has lost by evaporation all of its moisture, leaving the dry, mummylike remains known as the "; Anterior third.—The anterior third (fig. 22; PI. II, Z) through dry- ing is retracted from the mouth of the cell, with the apex drawn still deeper into the ceU and raised toward its roof. This third is greatly wrinkled, and, being of a very dark-brown color, presents often an almost black appearance. Middle third.—The middle third (flg. 23; PI. II, r), is deeply concave from side to side and may show renmants of the segmental markings of the larva. The surface is often roughened through drying. Sometimes both longitudinal and transverse trachese are. 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
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