Multiple stressors are linked to declines of insects and important pollinators, such as bees.
Recently, interactive effects of multiple agrochemicals on bees have been highlighted …

How neonicotinoid contamination affects honey bees remains controversial. Studies have
yielded contradictory results, and few have examined effects on colony development. Here …

Since the loss of honeybees in hives could have a greater impact on colony health than
those of their foraging bees, it is imperative to know beehives' pesticide exposure via oral …

Honey bees Apis mellifera forage in a wide radius around their colony, bringing back
contaminated food resources that can function as terrestrial bioindicators of environmental …

Abiotic stress from the sublethal effects of pesticides is currently being scrutinized as a
contributing factor to poorly understood colony losses. When crop protection chemicals are …

Honey bee pollination services are of tremendous agricultural and economic importance.
Despite this, honey bees and other pollinators face ongoing perils, including population …

Honey bees (Apis mellifera) and other pollinator populations are declining worldwide, and
the reasons remain controversial. Based on laboratory testing, fungicides have traditionally …

Pollinators, including honey bees, are responsible for the successful reproduction of more
than 87% of flowering plant species: they are thus vital to ecosystem health and agricultural …

This article discusses the role that pesticides applied to crops may play in honey bee health.
Although no one pesticide has been clearly associated with causing colony collapse …

Losses of honey bees have been repeatedly reported from many places worldwide. The
widespread use of synthetic pesticides has led to concerns regarding their environmental …