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Re: The socio-economic, technological, and environmental value of Neonicotinoid seed treatment in the European Union
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Charlie Harper wrote: "......pest may become resistant to it much 
sooner because of the
constant exposure....."

The long term residue in the soil and its uptake by plants in 
subsequent years at reducing dosage may accelerate resistance 
acquisition.

Chris



  

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