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Re: Final Wake-up Call
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> >Here's something you'll like, Bob--it looks like the same or similar
> P450's are also used by the bee to detoxify your bete noir, imidacloprid.
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I just posted this moments ago, then checked back to me email and had
received a reply about this very question.  Unpublished data indicate that
exposure to coumaphos and fluvalinate does not make bees more susceptible to
imidacloprid (this was independent research not associated with Bayer in any
way).

Randy Oliver

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