PRESENCE OF SIX BEE VIRUSES lN APIS MELLIFERA L
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POPULATIONS lN WALLONIA (BELGIUM)
1.Mignon, C.Snoeck, B. Kim Nguyen, E. Haubruge
Department of functional and evolutionary entomology, Gembloux Agricultural University, Gembloux,Belgium
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1.Mignon, C.Snoeck, B. Kim Nguyen, E. Haubruge
Department of functional and evolutionary entomology, Gembloux Agricultural University, Gembloux,Belgium
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