Honey bee collected pollen: forage species importance and levels of neonicotinoid contamination

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Harris, Mary A. [1 ]
Palmer, Reid [1 ]
Coats, Joel [1 ]
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[1] Iowa State Univ, 339 Sci 2, Ames, IA 50011 USA
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HAZARDS OF PESTICIDES TO BEES: 12TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF THE ICP-PR BEE PROTECTION GROUP | 2015年 / 450卷
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