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Re: The challenges of predicting pesticide exposure of honey bees at landscape level.
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Excellent report...  Highlights  by default the reason to be in favor of
neonics.   Systemic pesticides should reduce the exposure even more.
Maybe,  just maybe  someone could develop a systemic fungicide next!
Reducing spraying even further.   


Charles

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