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Re: Any studies of neonic levels expressed in pollen and nectar?
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>Can anyone point to studies done on specific crops of the

> levels/concentration of pesticide distributed through/expressed by the
> various plant parts?


Dan, I don't have time to search them out right now, but yes, I have read
such studies on a number of crop species.  It is part of the regulatory
process.  The regulators focus especially on any part of the plant that may
ever be used as either human or animal feed.

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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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