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Study shows dangerous bee virus might be innocent bystander
Researchers at the University of Sydney have found that the relationship between the tissue-sucking Varroa mite and virulence of a virus of honey bees, has most likely been misunderstood.
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New family of fungi threatens a UNESCO-listed 8-century-old cathedral in Portugal
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