Popular Insecticide Reduces Queen Bees’ Ability To Lay Eggs, Study Finds

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By Yale Environment 360Sep 9, 2016, 1:00 pm116 pts
A new study has found neonicotinoids, the world’s most commonly used insecticide, cause queen honeybees to lay as much as two-thirds fewer eggs, A queen bee surrounded by members of her colony. jeopardizing the health and stability of entire bee colonies. The research, conducted by scientists at the…

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