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Dick Marron <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 1 Nov 2009 09:49:21 -0500
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Randy wrote:
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If such pollen is contaminated with fungicides applied due to the rainy
weather, then one would have every reason to expect damage to brood,
regardless of whether neonics had been applied.
>>>>>>

I think the effects can be felt by adults as well. Fungi don't discriminate.
Like us, the bees need some friendly types in the gut to aid in digestion.
If the fungi kill the flora and fauna in the gut of the adult bees, the bees
will not thrive. This is being looked at in one of the bee labs. Can you
bring us up to date on this Randy?  Anyone?

Thanks,

Dick Marron

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