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In vitro activity of essential oils from San Luis-Argentina against Ascosphaera apis

2003-01-01

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Chalkbrood is an invasive mycosis produced by Ascosphaera apis affecting exclusively the larvae growth of Apis mellifera L. There exists no pharmacological treatment and the chemical products used are not able to control the disease generating resistances and residues in the apicultural production. An ecological alternative is the use of essential oils as natural products to control this mycosis. Eight oils were s...

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10.1080/10412905.2003.9712143
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