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Re: Pesticide combination affects bee's ability to learn.
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>What do you think that means to foraging, and queen/worker/brood
interactions?  Or housekeeping work, like dumping bad brood, or disposing
of other noxious stuff?  I think it's worth pondering.

Absolutely!  Even quicker than pondering theoretically, is to simply look
at hives in the real world on treated canola.  The final calculus of all
those things is evident--the colonies do fine!


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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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