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Re: Context matters
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    On Thursday, July 6, 2017 8:30 PM, Bill T <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
 

 

The bug that should be the issue is the Bumblebee. Every field study I have
seen has the bumblebees with issues from the neonics. But the problem with
that is, what if you treated with non-neonics? What happens to them then?

Bill  have you read "Bumblebee Economics"?  Great book,  but it points out the problem with using natives like bumbles,  the population fluctuates greatly from season to season based on spring weather and buildups.  trying to get a accurate picture is unfortunately problematic.

Charles
   

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