foul brood

But in the end all that foul brood was stamped out.

No wonder he hated the whole foul brood of the English.

Called foul brood, it killed the young bees while they were still in the comb.

To the Loire with the lot of that foul brood!'

It allowed each county to hire inspectors to look at all the beehives and destroy those with foul brood disease.

'What foul brood is this that has sprung from my seed?"

One disease in particular, called American foul brood, is caused by the bacterium Bacillus larvae.

A larva which catches foul brood dies.

First Rothenbuhler experimentally infected combs of larvae with foul brood.

Let us represent worthily for once the foul brood to which a cruel fate consigned us!

Honey bees may become infected with a bacterial disease called foul brood, which attacks the developing bee larva while still living in the cell.

But when she had healed her hurts as best she could, and had spawned there a foul brood, she passed away.

This is a war for all the true gods against false Styphon and Styphon's foul brood.

His research areas included control methods or the cotton boll weevil, Argentine ant, and American foul brood in honeybees.

The first legislation applied to beekeeping was the Foul Brood Disease of Bees Order, 1942.

They are waiting for-" "Waiting for Nimrood to bring his foul brood," said Durwin as he joined them.

A disease of the brood which had often been mistaken for one of the foul broods and to which the name "sacbrood" is given was found to be due to a filterable virus.

They are affected by the parasitic varroa mite, Tracheal Mites, and the bacterial diseases European Foulbrood, American Foul Brood, Chalkbrood and other diseases of the honey bee.

With all hives a dry, sunny location for wintering combined with good ventilation appears to reduce the incidence of nosema while regular culling of dark comb after two year's use appears to eliminate American foul brood.

But when she had healed her hurts and spawned there a foul brood she passed away out of the Northlands, and returned into the South of the world, where she abides yet for all that the Eldar have heard.

The caps of the cells containing new bees are perforated in places and I worry that the European Foul Brood, a horrible disease that I'd been given a clean bill of health for earlier in the year, might have struck after all.

If one hive of bees catches foul brood, but another does not, we can legitimately ask whether the difference is genetic or environmental in origin, but that is quite different from asking whether the behaviour itself, in its development, is genetic or environmental.

All the hives were up on the moor, and there was little to do except check that no fieldmice were getting into them, sniff them to detect foul brood, listen for late swarms, and cut out a comb from any that weighed too full.