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Re: The socio-economic, technological, and environmental value of Neonicotinoid seed treatment in the European Union
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 "CO2 has been used on bees and queens for years."

True, but bees treated (anaesthetised) with CO2 will never subsequently 
collect pollen.

PeterD
in Western Australia where the weather has at long last settled into a 
"normal" summer pattern

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