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Re: New peer reviewed Imidacloprid study from Europe
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In a message dated 08/04/2009 13:02:43 GMT Standard Time,  
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So, if  the citrus plantations are having high residual levels
of imidacloprid in  the soil for years, then all the things
growing in that soil are  potentially toxic,


Does any get into the oranges?
 
Chris

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