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>>In fact, any sort of chemical or physical insult to organisms or systems may or may not 
exhibit such effects.

And some effects that may not be readily visible at first.  In humans, chemicals can damage the DNA leading to premature aging and death.  Something analogous may occur in bees.

Waldemar



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