Abstract
Abstract Insecticide sprays were applied to the flowers of white clover ( Trifolium repens L.) held in jars of water. To detennine the residual fumigant toxicities of the sprays. honey bees were enclosed above the flowers for an hour, either 3 or 18 hours after application. Of the 18 compounds tested, only three (Cyanox. diazinon, and lindane) showed residual toxicity. Initial fumigant toxicity tests were shown to be unreliable guides to residual toxicity.
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Cyanox showed residual toxicity to honey bees on clover flowers.
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e0“only three (Cyanox. diazinon, and lindane) showed residual toxicity”
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Diazinon showed residual toxicity to honey bees on clover flowers.
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e0“only three (Cyanox. diazinon, and lindane) showed residual toxicity”
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Lindane showed residual toxicity to honey bees on clover flowers.
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e0“only three (Cyanox. diazinon, and lindane) showed residual toxicity”
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Initial fumigant toxicity tests were unreliable guides to residual toxicity.
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e0“Initial fumigant toxicity tests were shown to be unreliable guides to residual toxicity”