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Bob
 
Sorry - last message sent itself - got my hands too close to the touch  pad.
 
Ok, far as I know, 24D itself is not supposed to be a problem to bees, but  
in the days when it was heavily used, as others have said, bees sometimes  
drowned in puddles when a heavy rain followed application - not from the 
24D,  but from the wetting action of the surfactant on the surface of the water.
 
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