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Date:	Fri, 10 May 2013 07:13:20 -0700
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Subject:	Re: Study links insecticide use to invertebrate die-offs
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>>>>    Dutch research reveals correlation between water polluted with imidacloprid
and low numbers of aquatic insects

Understandable in my view.  Constant exposure and contact.  But, that is not like the periodic exposure of land based insects.   We really need a study (or studies) done on nectar and pollen uptake with different plant species and different soils along with studies done on low level, long duration exposure on our pollinators.  Along with that would be the interaction of different pesticides when present in conjunction with other pesticides - again with long term studies.

Mike in LA

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