...the solution and placed in ordinary beef broth it gave luxuriant growth. Hence McKenzie thinks that the explanation of the value of carbolated syrup in the treatment of foul brood consists in preventing the germination of the spores. The bee journals refer to numerous instances...

...the solution anii placed in ordinary beef broth it gave luxuriant growth. Hence McKerzie thinks that the explanation of the value of carbolated syrup in the treatment of foul bro>d consists in preventing the germination of the spores. The bee journals refer to numerous instances...

...taken out and placed in ordinary sterilized beef broth, and I obtained a luxuriant growth, ie, the 0.2 per cent carbolic acid in the culture fluid, although...then, is the explanation of the value of carbolated sirup in the treatment of foul brood, it prevents the germination of the spores. The bee journals contain...

...taken out and placed in ordinary sterilized beef broth, and I obtained a luxuriant growth, ie, the 0.2 per cent carbolic acid in the culture fluid, although...then, is the explanation of the value of carbolated sirup in the treatment of the foul brood, it prevents the germination of the spores. The bee journals...

...taken out and placed in ordinary sterilized beef broth, and I obtained a luxuriant growth, ie, the 0.2 per cent carbolic acid in the culture fluid, although it did not destroy the s|>ores, prevented their germination. That, then, is the explanation of the value of carbolated sirup...