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Honey Can Help Protect Honey Bees Against Colony Collapse Disorder
Honey bees, particularly the commercial ones, have a strange condition where some worker bees simply go away from the colony, never to return. The condition is called Colony Collapse Disorder, and now researchers have found that pests, pesticides and pathogens are associated with the condition.
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