This factsheet summarises current knowledge about sub-lethal (i.e. non-fatal) effects of these insecticides and possible impacts of exposure to very low doses over time. It discusses the difficulties in extrapolating res

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• Insecticides
• Pollination
• Pollinators
• Bees
• Insect ecology
• Clothianidin
• Neonicotinoid
• Imidacloprid
• Colony collapse disorder
• Beekeeping
• Plant reproduction
• Agriculture

Photos: Crimson Rosella, Platycerus elegans, by Leo Berzins. Blue-banded Bees, Amegilla sp, by John Tann. The Atlas of Living Australia is a collaboration between O The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Or

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• Australian Biological Resources Study
• Natural history of Australia
• Crimson Rosella

Classroom Activity 10 Big Question: How can we feed the world sustainably? Experiment: Nectar Production Overview Nectar is a renewable resource. Plants utilise nectar production strategies that maximise

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• Pollination
• Pollinators
• Beekeeping
• Plant morphology
• Bees
• Flower
• Bee
• Honey bee
• Pollination syndrome
• Plant reproduction
• Biology
• Botany

Evaluation of Canadian Bee Mortalities that Coincided with Corn Planting in Spring 2012 In the spring and summer of 2012, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) received a significant number of honey

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• Bees
• Land management
• Pest control
• Pesticides
• Clothianidin
• Environmental effects of pesticides
• Neonicotinoid
• Pesticide toxicity to bees
• Colony collapse disorder
• Beekeeping
• Agriculture
• Insecticides

FAMILY RHIPIPHORIDAE (Wedge-shaped beetles) J.M. Campbell This small family contains about 400 species of which nine are known to occur in Canada. Larvae of the subfamily Rhipiphorinae are parasitic on the larvae of bees

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Classroom Activity 10 Big Question: How can we feed the world sustainably? Pollination and colour preferences of bees Bees see very well in the UV, blue and yellow part of the spectrum. They cannot see red, it is like bl

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• Botany
• Pollinators
• Plant morphology
• Symbiosis
• Bee
• Hymenoptera
• Flower
• Ultraviolet
• Pollination syndrome
• Plant reproduction
• Biology
• Pollination

Growing Fun: A Sunflower Fort! A sunny spot in your yard is all that is needed to grow a sunflower fort. Summer is the best time to do this. In San Diego, wait until May Gray and June Gloom have passed.

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• Biology
• Bee
• Honey bee
• Worker bee
• Pollinator
• Pesticide toxicity to bees
• Honey
• Stingless bee
• Pollinator decline
• Beekeeping
• Plant reproduction
• Pollination

1 How to make nests for black resin bees – drilled wood blocks. Megachile punctata and Megachile lucidiventris, or the black resin bee, are common to the Sydney region and are very alike in appearance. They are black

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• Drilling
• Auger
• Megachile
• Drill
• Bird nest
• Bee
• Wasp
• Technology
• Pollinators
• Drill bit

How will 2014 define us? Voting for the Macquarie Dictionary Word of the Year opens today! They’re at it again! Those busy bees down at the Macquarie Dictionary lab have had their ears to the ground all year, collectin

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• Numerical control
• Fabrication
• EDM
• Welding
• Computer-aided design
• Electronic engineering
• Technology
• Physics
• Triumph Group
• Machining
• Electrical discharge machining
• Engineering

Minutes of the 50th Meeting of the Pesticides Forum: 4 JuneSevern Trent Water’s Campion Hills Water Treatment Works, Black Lane, Leamington Spa, CV32 7UA. Those present are listed at Annex A. Item 1: Introductio

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• Soil contamination
• Bees
• Health and Safety Executive
• Environment
• Agriculture
• Safety
• Pesticides
• Beekeeping
• Environmental health