Of bees, mites, and viruses

PHYSorg
Aug 21, 2014, 2:02 pm31 pts
Honeybee colonies are dying at alarming rates worldwide. A variety of factors have been proposed to explain their decline, but the exact cause—and how bees can be saved—remains unclear. An article published on August 21st in PLOS Pathogens examines the viral landscape in honeybee colonies in New Zealand…

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