Biology
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Researchers Develop Bee Sperm Bank in Hopes of Creating a Super Bee
Researchers at Washington State University announced plans to open a “bee sperm bank” as well as employ genetic cross-breeding methods in order to produce a super bee they hope will not succumb to colony collapse disorder.
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