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Ecotoxicology · 2025 · Vol. 34 · Issue 5 · Springer
Linzi Jay Thompson; Dara A. Stanley; Marie Dacke; Lina Herbertsson
Herbicides are one of the most heavily applied groups of pesticides globally. Whilst research on herbicides in relation to bees is growing, we still have more to learn about how bees may interact with herbicides and the subsequent consequences for bee health. As herbicides are designed to kill the plants they are applied to, bees and other pollinators may interact with them in a different way to other pesticide groups which is...
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