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Re: New report casts doubt on neonics as causing bee decline
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Hi Walter & all,

How does Neonics do their pest control?

I am under the impression that they work systemic, 

up thru the plant to the leaves, fodder, blades, fruit, 

blooms, pollen, nectar, as well as all of the plant. Am I wrong??

Lionel

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