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Re: Final Wake-up Call
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>The article by Reed Johnson et al highlights that coumaphos and fluvalinate
may be a lethal combination for bees. These chemicals occur combined in
beeswax, and may persist in hives for FIVE YEARS after treatment is stopped.

Does someone know what is the interaction between imidacloprid and
respectively coumaphos and/or tau-fluvalinate?

Best wishes,

Ghislain De Roeck
Belgium

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