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Re: Pesticide combination affects bee's ability to learn.
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>>>   ... the irreversible blocking - or not - of the acetylcholine receptors.  ... interpretation of Bayer itself: the blockage is complete and is virtually irreversible and not reversible as Dr. John Casida states ......

As has been said many times before, "The proof is in the pudding."   Has there been proof provided in either of these claims?   Replicable proof?

Mike in LA


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