For a number of years, the decline of honeybee (Apis mellifera) in North America and
Europe has been the subject of much debate. Among the many factors proposed by …

The impact of agrochemicals on native Brazilian bees may be underestimated, since studies
of non-target effects on bees have, by and large, concerned mostly the Apis mellifera L …

Honey bee health is affected by multiple stressors, such as the exposure to plant protection
products (PPPs), dietary limitation, monofloral diets and pressure of diseases and …

Pesticides have been reported to be one of the major drivers in the global pollinator losses.
The large-scale decline in honey bees, an important pollinator group, has resulted in …

Recent scientific literature and reports from official sanitary agencies have pointed out the
deficiency of current pesticide risk assessment processes regarding sublethal effects on …

Bees are critical for food crop pollination, yet their populations are declining as agricultural
practices intensify. Pollinator-attractive field border plantings (eg hedgerows and forb strips) …

Pollinators, honey bees in particular, are continuously exposed to various mixtures of
pesticides, which contribute to their population decline. Both amitraz and thiacloprid have …

Bees are essential pollinators of many crops and wild plants, and pesticide exposure is one
of the key environmental stressors affecting their health in anthropogenically modified …

Pesticide residues in honey and pollen from Seychelles against a target of 108 pesticides
using LC-MS/MS were analyzed. Fifteen pesticides were detected, at trace levels (< 15 ppb) …

Honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) health is compromised by complex interactions between
multiple stressors, among which pesticides play a major role. To better understand the …