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Re: food and chemicals and bees
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.  The Malpighan tubules play a crucial role in
> eliminating metabolic wastes and chemicals from the hemolymph -- a role
> analogous to the human kidney.

In discussions with CCD researchers I have been told the Malpighan tubules 
are the area most looked at for chemicals
in the bees body.

bob 

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