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    Communities > Forums > Article: Devil in a Green Dress; 9 Years Later
    Forum: Article: Devil in a Green Dress; 9 Years LaterReplies: 0, Views: 9
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    ArabellaMay
    Ottawa
    Canada

    March 24, 2011 6:32 PM

    Post #8448271

    		 Haven't studies shown imidacloprid to be highly toxic to honeybees and bumblebees? II don't want to lose ash trees, but I'm much more concerned about putting already stressed bee populations at risk.

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