Nr. 437 (2012): Hazards of pesticides to bees - 11th International Symposium of the ICP-BR Bee Protection Group

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Preface

Peter G. Kevan

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Introduction to the 11^th Symposium of the ICPBR Bee Protection Group

Pieter A. Oomen

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Opening speech of the 11^th Symposium

Wim H. van Eck

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EFSA and bees

Robert Luttik

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I. Regulatory issues: honey bee risk for pesticides in Europe

Bee health in Europe – Facts & figures. An Opera document

Anne Alix, Laurie Adams, Mike Brown, Peter Campbell, Ettore Capri, Amalia Kafka, Konstantinos Kasiotis, Kiki Machera, Christian Maus, Mark Miles, Petru Moraru, Lisa Navarro, Jens Pistorius, Helen Thompson, Alexandru Marchis

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Pollinators, pesticides and agriculture: developing regulatory tools for the future

Anne Alix, Mark J. Miles

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Exposure of honey bees and other pollinating species to pesticides

Anne Alix, Mark J. Miles

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Assessing the comparative risk of plant protection products to honey bees, non-target arthropods and non-Apis bees

Mark J. Miles, Anne Alix

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Risk assessment of pesticides on bees: evaluating risk coefficients for assessing acute and chronic toxicity

Noa Simon-Delso, Janine Kievits, Jose-Anne Lortsch, Coralie Mouret

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Assessment of pesticides risk for bees: methods for PNEC measurements

Janine Kievits, Martin Dermine, Jose-Anne Lortsch, Coralie Mouret, Noa Simon-Delso

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Towards the comparative ecotoxicology of bees: the response-response relationship

James E. Cresswell, Ian Laycock

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Neonicotinoids and bees: an overview on concentrations, side effects and risk assessment

Tjeerd Blacquière, Guy Smagghe, Cornelis A. M. van Gestel, Veerle Mommaerts

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Effects of neonicotinoid dust from maize seed-dressing on honeybees

Fabio Sgolastra, Teresa Renzi, Stefano Draghetti, Claudio Scio, Piotr Medrzycki, Marco Lodesani, Stefano Maini, Claudio Porrini

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Risk mitigation measures for seed treatments using neonicotinoids

Rolf Forster

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About the recent re-evaluation of neonicotinoids regarding bee risks in the Netherlands

Jacoba Wassenberg, Martine Lans

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Guttation and the risk for honey bee colonies (Apis mellifera L.): a worst case semi-field scenario in maize with special consideration of impact on bee brood and brood development

Malte Frommberger, Jens Pistorius, Ina Joachimsmeier, Detlef Schenke

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Guttation and risk for honey bee colonies (Apis mellifera L.): Use of guttation drops by honey bees after migration of colonies - a field study

Ina Joachimsmeier, Jens Pistorius, Detlef Schenke, Wolfgang Kirchner

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Thiamethoxam in the cultivation of hop – does it pose a threat to honey bees?

Ingrid Illies, Verena Gottschalck, Klaus Wallner, Bernhard Engelhard, Jens Pistorius, Gabriela Bischoff

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Effects on honey bee colonies following a granular application of Santana^® containing the active ingredient clothianidin in maize in 2010 and 2011

Ingrid Illies, Stefan Berg, Jens Pistorius, Gabriela Bischoff

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Water collection by honey bees – How far will foragers fly to use water sources like guttation drops? A first distance trial using cereals and oilseed rape

Ina Joachimsmeier, Jens Pistorius, Udo Heimbach, Detlef Schenke, Wolfgang Kirchner

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Frequency and intensity of guttation events in different crops in Germany

Ina Joachimsmeier, Jens Pistorius, Udo Heimbach, Detlef Schenke, Wolfgang Kirchner, Peter Zwerger

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Review on activities in Germany to assess the occurrence, residues and possible risk of guttation for honey bees

Jens Pistorius, Klaus Wallner, Ina Joachimsmeier, Jana E. Reetz, Detlef Schenke, Werner von der Ohe, Ingrid Illies, Christian Maus, T. Block, Roland Becker

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Orientating experiments on guttation fluid of seed treated maize (Zea mays L.) in relation to the water collecting behaviour of honey bees (Apis mellifera L.)

Klaus Wallner, Hans-Martin Wied, Jana E. Reetz

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II. Bee health issues - country specific experiences including Varroa and varroacides

Efficacy of selected acaricides on Varroa destructor and evaluation of their environmental risks on Apis mellifera

W. Loucif-Ayad, N. Aribi, G. Smagghe, N. Soltani

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III. Test methodology - laboratory, semi field, field, etc.

Assessment of brood development and index calculations

Hervé Giffard, Thierry Dupont

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Comparison between EPPO and CEB field methodologies

Hervé Giffard, Christine Vergnet

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Scanning & analysing individual bee (Apis mellifera L.) behavior using RFID

Jacob P. van Praagh, Egbert Touw

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Digital image analysis tool to improve the assessment and evaluation of brood development in higher tier honey bee studies

Lukas Jeker, Thomas Meschberger, Marco Candolfi, Josef P. Magyar

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Introduction to the BEEBOOK, a manual of honeybee research methods

Piotr Medrzycki, Jamie Ellis, Vincent Dietemann, Peter Neumann

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Influence of some experimental conditions on the results of laboratory toxicological tests on honeybees

Piotr Medrzycki, Fabio Sgolastra, Gherardo Bogo, Simone Tosi, Simone Venturi

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A new experimental method for studying trophallaxis as an additional determining factor in the effects of chemicals on foraging bees (Apis mellifera)

Simone Venturi, Piotr Medrzycki, Gherardo Bogo, Simone Tosi, Fabio Sgolastra, Marco Lodesani

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Role of food quality in bee susceptibility to fipronil and clothianidin

Simone Tosi, Piotr Medrzycki, Gherardo Bogo, Laura Bortolotti, Francesca Grillenzoni, Guiseppe Forlani

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Effects of spinosad on honey bees (Apis mellifera): Findings from over ten years of testing and commercial use

Mark J. Miles, Anne Alix, Chloe Bourgouin, Stephan Schmitzer

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Effectiveness of method improvements to reduce variability of brood termination rate in honey bee brood studies under semi-field conditions

J. Pistorius, R. Becker, J. Lückmann, A. Schur, M. Barth, L. Jeker, S. Schmitzer, W. von der Ohe

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Statistical evaluation of regulatory honeybee trials - a pragmatic approach

R. Becker, S. Schmitzer, M. Barth, H. Bargen, H.-H. Kaatz, H. T. Ratte, A. Schur

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IV. Honey bee poisoning incidents and monitoring systems

Monitoring effects of pesticides on pollinators – a review of methods and outcomes

Anne Alix, Aurelien Cocoraju, Jean-Michel Laporte, Christian Maus, Mark Miles, Noa Simon-Delso, Helen Thompson

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Bee poisoning incidents in the Pomurje region of Eastern Slovenia in 2011

Bert van der Geest

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Quantitation of neonicotinoid insecticide residues in experimentally poisoned honey bees

Daniela Laurino, Aulo Manino, Augusto Patetta, Andrea Romano, Marco Porporato

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Project ‘APENET: monitoring and research in apiculture’

Marco Lodesani, Piotr Medrzycki, Laura Bortolotti

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Dust drift during sowing of maize - effects on honey bees

Pablo Th. Georgiadis, Jens Pistorius, Udo Heimbach, Matthias Stähler, Kristin Schwabe

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Dust drift during sowing of winter oil seed rape - effects on honey bees

Pablo Th. Georgiadis, Jens Pistorius, Udo Heimbach, Matthias Stähler, Kristin Schwabe

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Do residues of imidacloprid in surface water cause honeybee colony losses?

Adindah Visser, Tjeerd Blacquière

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V. Bumblebees and other pollinators

Aspects determining the risk of pesticides to wild bees: risk profiles for focal crops on three continents

Harold van der Valk, Irene Koomen, Roberta C. F. Nocelli, Marcia de F. Ribeiro, Beno M. Freitas, Stephan Carvalho, John M. Kasina, Dino Martins, Martha Mutiso, Christopher Odhiambo, Wanja Kinuthia, Mary Gikungu, Paul Ngaruiya, Gladis Maina, Pamela Kipyab, Tjeerd Blacquière, Jozef van der Steen, Ivo Roessink, Jacoba Wassenberg, Barbara Gemmill-Herren

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Losses of Brazilian bees: an overview of factors that may affect these pollinators

Stephan Carvalho, Thaisa Roat, Andrigo M. Pereira, Elaine Silva-Zacarin, Roberta C. F. Nocelli, César Carvalho, Osmar Malaspina

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Bees require protection for sustainable horticultural crops production in Kenya

Muo J. Kasina

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Side-effect of acetamiprid in adult Africanized honeybee

Andrigo M. Pereira, Roberta C. F. Nocelli, Osmar Malaspina, Odair C. Bueno

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Determination of fipronil LD50 for the brazilian bee Melipona scutellaris

Clara T. Lourenço, Stephan M. Carvalho, Osmar Malaspina, Roberta C. F. Nocelli

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Is the European honeybee (Apis mellifera mellifera) a good representative for other pollinator species?

Jozef van der Steen, Ivo Roessink, Muo Kasina, Mary Gikungu, Roberta C. F. Nocelli

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Effect of agrochemicals on the pattern of visitation of honey bees (aem>Apis mellifera) in melon (Cucumis melo) flowers in Brazilian Northeast

Kátia M. M. Siqueira, Márcia de F. Ribeiro, Lucia H. P. Kirill, Márcia S. Coelho, Diêgo C. S. Araújo, Diego Gama, Ivan O. Lima jr

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Assessment of lethal and sublethal effects by spinetoram on Bombus terrestris

Veerle Mommaerts, Linde Besard, Gamal Abdu-Alla, Guy Smagghe

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Multiplex PCR detection of slowly-evolving trypanosomatids and neogregarines in bumblebees using broad-range primers

Ivan Meeus, Dirk de Graaf, Kris Jans, Guy Smagghe

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Detection of viral replication in bees

Ivan Meeus, Dirk de Graaf, Guy Smagghe

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VI. Session - Biocontrol methodology using bees

Pesticide sprays compromise pollination and biocontrol services on strawberry

Heikki Hokkanen, Ingeborg Menzler-Hokkanen, Aino-Maija Mustalahti

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Laboratory miniature dispenser-bioassay to evaluate the compatibility of powder compounds in the entomovectoring with Bombus terrestris

Veerle Mommaerts, Kurt Put, Jessica Vandeven, Guy Smagghe

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VII. Plenary discussion on regulatory issues and ICPBR working groups

Discussing protection goals for bees – an EFSA approach

Robert Luttik

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ICPBR-Working Group Risks posed by dusts: overview of the area and recommendations

Rolf Forster, Hervé Giffard, Udo Heimbach, Jean-Michel Laporte, Johannes Lückmann, Alexander Nikolakis, Jens Pistorius, Christine Vergnet

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Assessment of risks to honey bees posed by guttation

Jens Pistorius, Tricia Brobyn, Peter Campbell, Rolf Forster, Jose-Anne Lortsch, Franck Marolleau, Christian Maus, Johannes Lückmann, Hiroyuki Suzuki, Klaus Wallner, Roland Becker

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Working Group – Acceptability of effects in the field

Gavin Lewis

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Acceptable levels of control and toxic reference mortality from semi-field and field tests - working group 2011 report summary

Christine Vergnet

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Working Group - Risk to honey bee larvae

Roland Becker

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Summary of discussions regarding the Working Group reports

Helen Thompson

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VIII. General

List of participants

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Glossary

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List of Authors

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