Nr. 450 (2015): "Hazards of pesticides to bees", 12th International Symposium of the ICP-PR Bee Protection Group

15. - 17. September 2014, Ghent (Belgium) - Proceedings -
Pieter A. Oomen, Jens Pistorius (Editors)

Veröffentlicht: 2015-10-12

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Preface

Peter G. Kevan

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Table of Contents

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Section I: Risk Assessment

Assessing risks of pesticides to bees: putting the science into context to inform regulatory decision making

Thomas Steeger, Reuben Baris, Thomas Moriarty, Connie Hart, Wayne Hou

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Expectations of risk assessors on the work of ICPPR in the context of a new regulation and a new guidance document

Véronique Poulsen

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Impact of non-professional use of plant protection products on honeybees in Belgium

Michael Houbraken, Davina Fevery, Pieter Spanoghe

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Potential routes of exposure as a foundation for a risk assessment scheme: a Conceptual Model

John R. Purdy

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Cyantraniliprole: Pollinator profile of the novel insecticides under laboratory, semi-field and field conditions

Axel Dinter, Alan Samel

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Evaluating honeybee protection goals using the BEEHAVE model

Pernille Thorbek, Peter Campbell, Helen Thompson

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The advantage of a toxicokinetic model of the honey bee colony in the context of the risk assessment of plant protection products

Kerstin Hörig, Christian Maus, Alexander Nikolakis, Hans-Toni Ratte, Martina Roß-Nickoll, Walter Schmitt, Thomas G. Preuss

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Weeds in the treated field - a realistic scenario for pollinator risk assessment?

Samuel K. Maynard, Ruth Albuquerque, Christoph Weber, Georg von Mérey, Michael F. Geiger, Roland Becker, Juergen Keppler, Joerg Masche, Kate Brougham, Mike Coulson

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Acute toxicities and safety evaluation of chiral fipronil to Apis mellifera L. and Trichogramma japonicum Ashmead

Cang Tao, Wang Xinquan, Wang Yanhua, Wu Changxing, Wu Shenggan, Chen Liping, Yu Ruixian, Zhao Xueping

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Section II: Developments in laboratory, semi-field and field testing for honeybees

Developments in testing methods for use in risk assessment with the new EFSA guidance document

Csaba Szentes

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Proposal for a new OECD guideline for the testing of chemicals on adult honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) in a 10 day chronic feeding test in the laboratory and results of the recent ring test 2014

Annette Kling, Stephan Schmitzer

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The effects of fenoxycarb in a chronic Oomen feeding test – results of a ringtest

Johannes Lückmann, Stephan Schmitzer

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A bee brood study with relevant test concentrations using glyphosate as an example

Georg von Mérey, S. Levine, Janine Doering, Steven Norman, Philipp Manson, Peter Sutton, Helen Thompson

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Effectiveness of method improvements of OECD GD 75 – Evaluation by the ICP-PR Bee Brood Working Group

Roland Becker, Johannes Lückmann, Jens Pistorius

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Design and analysis of field studies with bees: a critical review of the draft EFSA guidance

Frank Bakker

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Quantitative analytical tools for bee health (Apis mellifera) assessment

Dorit Avni, Merav Gleit Kleimanowicz, Alex Inberg, Yael Golani, Inbar Maayan Lerner, Guy Gafni, Tomer Mahler

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Guidance document on the honeybee (Apis mellifera) brood test under field conditions

Hervé Giffard, Gerald Huart

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Electronic beehive monitoring – applications to research

Sandra Kordić Evans

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A methodology to assess the effects of plant protection product on the homing flight of honeybee foragers

Julie Fourrier, Julie Petit, Dominique Fortini, Pierrick Aupinel, Clémence Morhan, Cyril Vidau, Stéphane Grateau, Mickaël Henry, Axel Decourtye

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Available methods for the sampling of nectar, pollen, and flowers of different plant species

Silvio Knäbe, Pierre Mack, Ang Chen, Sigrun Bocksch

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The impact of imidacloprid and the interaction between imidacloprid and pollen scarcity on vitality and hibernation of honey bee colonies

J. van der Steen, C. Hok-Ahin, B. Cornelissen

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Fipronil effect on the frequency of anomalous brood in honeybee reared in vitro

Carina A. S. Silva, Elaine C. M. Silva-Zacarin, Calo E. C. Domingues, Fábio C. Abdalla, Osmar Malaspina, Roberta C. F. Nocelli

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Single versus double field rate: Do different rates of fenoxycarb in chronic Oomen bee brood feeding tests cause different effects sizes?

Sabine Hecht-Rost, Annika Alscher, Christian Claßen, Andrea Klockner, Tobias Schlotz, Jörg Staffel, Johannes Lückmann

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Negative sublethal effect of the insecticide thiamethoxam on honeybees

Ahmed Hichem Menail, Wided Fella Bouchema, Zineb Mansouri, Razika Maoui, Wahida Loucif-Ayad

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Semi-field and field testing on the honey bee working group

Frank Bakker, Heino Christl, Mike Coulson, Axel Dinter, Hervé Giffard, Nicole Hanewald, Gavin Lewis, Mark Miles, Jens Pistorius, Job van Praagh, Marit Randall, Christine Vergnet, Connie Hart, Christoph Sandrock, Thomas Steeger

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Section III: Methods and risk assessment for seed treatments and guttation

Dust drift- from exposure to risk for honey bees

Jens Pistorius, Matthias Stähler, Pablo-T. Georgiadis, Detlef Schenke, Udo Heimbach

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Neonicotinoids and bees: A large scale field study investigating residues and effects on honeybees, bumblebees and solitary bees in oilseed rape grown from clothianidin-treated seed

Nadine Kunz, Malte Frommberger, Anke C. Dietzsch, Ina P. Wirtz, Matthias Stähler, Eva Frey, Ingrid Illies, Winfried Dyrba, Abdulrahim Alkassab, Jens Pistorius

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

Mary A. Harris, Reid Palmer, Joel Coats

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Neonicotinoid seed treatment products – Occurrence and relevance of guttation for honeybee colonies

Alexander Nikolakis, Juergen Keppler, Mark Miles, Ralf Schoening

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Effects of a neonicotinoid seed treatment in winter oilseed rape (active substance clothianidin) on colony development, longevity, and development of hypopharyngeal glands of honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) in field, semi-field and cage tests

Eva Blum, Ingrid Illies, Stephan Härtel, Jens Pistorius

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Cyantraniliprole: Low risk for bees resulting from seed treatment use in oilseed rape

Axel Dinter, Alan Samel

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Neonicotinoids and honey bee health - The effect of the neonicotinoid clothianidin applied as a seed dressing in Brassica napus on pathogen and parasite prevalence and loads in free-foraging adult honeybees (Apis mellifera)

Julia Goss, Maj Rundlöf, Joachim de Miranda, Riccardo Bommarco, Thorsten R. Pedersen, Henrik G. Smith, Ingemar Fries

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New field application method to assess the effects on honeybees (Apis mellifera L.) using a purpose-built dust applicator in flowering crops

Jens Pistorius, Malte Frommberger, Matthias Stähler, Udo Heimbach, Anja Wehner, Silvio Knäbe

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Distance a useful risk mitigation measure for honeybees exposed to frequently guttating seed-treated fields?

Ina Wirtz, Detlef Schenke, Wolfgang Kirchner, Jens Pistorius

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Section IV: Developments in laboratory, semifield and field testing for non-<i>Apis</i> bees

Acute adult first tier toxicity tests Bombus spp and Osmia spp.

J. van der Steen, Nicole Hanewald, I. Roessink

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Evaluating the feasibility of using the red mason bee (Osmia bicornis L.) in different experimental setups

Anke C. Dietzsch, Nadine Kunz, Ina P. Wirtz, Malte Frommberger, Jens Pistorius

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Adaptation of the honeybee (Apis mellifera) tunnel and field test systems (EPPO 170 & OECD 75) for bumblebee (Bombus spp.) testing

Christoph Sandrock, Marco Candolfi

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Lethal and sublethal effects of azadirachtin on the bumblebee Bombus terrestris (Hymenoptera: Apidae)

Wagner F. Barbosa, Laurens De Meyer, Raul Narciso C. Guedes, Guy Smagghe

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Effect of the microbial biopesticides Prestop-Mix and BotaniGard on respiratory physiology and longevity of bumblebees

Marika Mänd, Reet Karise, Riin Muljar, Guy Smagghe

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Oral toxicity of dimethoate to adult Osmia cornuta using an improved laboratory feeding method for solitary bees

Silvia Hinarejos, Xavier Domene, Jordi Bosch

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Workshop summary: Bumble bee ecotoxicology and risk assessment

Ana R. Cabrera, Maria Teresa Almanza, Christopher Cutler, David L. Fischer, Silvia Hinarejos, Gavin Lewis, Daniel Nigro, Allen Olmstead, Jay Overmyer, Daniel Potter, Nigel E. Raine, Cory Stanley-Stahr, Helen Thompson, Jozef van der Steen

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Compilation of results of the ICPPR non-Apis working group with a special focus on the bumblebee acute oral and contact toxicity ring test 2014 ICPPR Non-Apis Working Group

N. Hanewald, I. Roessink, S. Mastitsky, K. Amsel, L. Bortolotti, M. Colli, David Gladbach, S. Haupt, L. Jeker, S. Kimmel, C. Molitor, E. Noel, H. Schmitt, S. Wilkins, J. van der Steen

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Methodological aspects of semi-field tunnel studies with bumblebees

Maria Teresa Almanza, David Gladbach, Alexander Nikolakis

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Chlorantraniliprole: Lack of effects on bumblebee reproduction (Bombus terrestris) under semi-field conditions in Phacelia tanacetifolia

Axel Dinter, Kristin E. Brugger

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Pesticide Risk Assessment: Comparing sensitivities of ‘non-Apis’ bees with the honeybee (Apis mellifera L.)

Lea Franke, Lukas Jeker, Christina Rehberg, Peter Stahlschmidt, Carsten A. Brühl

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Effects of imidacloprid in combination with λ-cyhalothrin on the model pollinator Bombus terrestris at different levels of complexity

Maxime Eeraerts, Bob Ceuppens, Jana Asselmann, Karel De Schamphelaere, Guy Smagghe

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Comparing effects on honeybees and bumblebees after application of contaminated dust in semi-field and field conditions

Malte Frommberger, Pablo-T. Georgiadis, Nadine Kunz, Anke C. Dietzsch, Ina Patrizia Wirtz, Matthias Stähler, Udo Heimbach, Jens Pistorius

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Experimental designs for field and semi-field studies with solitary wild bees

G. Bosse, T. Jütte, O. Klein

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Insecticidal activity of a PPP as a criterion to trigger laboratory studies with non-Apis bees? Make a BeeCision!

Oliver Körner, Sonja Haaf, Fabian Schroeder, Sabine Hecht-Rost, Michael Faupel, Johannes Lückmann

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Does insecticide drift into adjacent wildflower plantings affect bumble bee (Bombus impatiens L.) foraging activity and reproduction?

Emily May, Clara Stuligross, Rufus Isaacs

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Effects of the agrochemicals trinexapac-ethyl and lambda-cyhalothrin on the pollinator Bombus terrestris

Bob Ceuppens, Tim Vleugels, Gerda Cnops, Isabel Roldan-Ruiz, Guy Smagghe

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Toxicity assessment of mixtures of neonicotinoids and systemic fungicides or biopesticides in bumblebees (Bombus terrestris)

Laurian Parmentier, Eline Muys, Sara Coppin, Laurens Demeyer, Jana Asselmann, Karel De Schamphelaere, Guy Smagghe

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Method development of a semi-field study using micro-tunnels with the solitary bee species Osmia bicornis

Christine Rehberg, Lukas Jeker, Sibylle Kaiser, Peter Stahlschmidt, Carsten A. Brühl

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Reduced-risk insecticides in Neotropical stingless bee species: impact on survival and activity

Hudson vaner V. Tomé, Wagner F. Barbosa, Alberto S. Corrêa, Lessando M. Gontijo, Gustavo F. Martins, Raul Narciso C. Guedes

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Section V: Risk management

Risk management for insect pollinators in the United States: past practices, current developments, and future directions

Erik Johansen

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Health Canada: Pollinator Protection and Pesticides

Connie Hart, Mary Mitchell, Janice Villeneuve

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Using diversity to decrease the risks of plant-incorporated pesticides to pollinators

Christina L. Mogren, Kristine T. Nemec, Michael M. Bredeson, Jonathan G. Lundgren

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Risk management for pollinators: regulatory context, overview of risk management tools and perspectives

Anne Alix, Claudia Garrido, Mark Miles, Erik Johansen, Burkhard Golla

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Managing crop margins for enhancing the presence of pollinators and natural enemies - the Spanish approach

Elisa Viñuela, Celeste Azpiazu, Raquel Del Castillo, Ignacio Morales, Ángeles Adán, German Canomanuel, Alberto Fereres

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Section VI: Monitoring

Honey bee poisoning incidents in Germany

Jens Pistorius, David Thorbahn, Gabriela Bischoff

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Honeybee colony disorder in crop areas: the role of pesticides and viruses

Noa Simon-Delso, Gilles San Martin, Etienne Bruneau, Laure-Anne Minsart, Coralie Mouret, Luis Hautier

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Survey study on fruit pollination practices and their impact on honeybee health in the Flemish region (2012-2013)

Tim Belien, Tom Thys, Dany Bylemans

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Beeswax residue analysis points to an alarming contamination: a Belgian case study

Jorgen Ravoet, Wim Reybroeck, Lina De Smet, Dirk C. de Graaf

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Monitoring in-hive residues of neonicotinoids in relation to bee health status

John R. Purdy

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Monitoring effects of pesticides on pollinators - a review of methods and outcomes by the ICPPR working group

Anne Alix, Claudia Garrido

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Hydroxylmethylfurfural induces reactive oxygen species (ROS)-dependent activation of the Toll pathway in honey bees

Lina De Smet, Claude Saegerman, Jorgen Ravoet, Dirk C. de Graaf

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Section VII: Summary of the 12th symposium

Synopsis of the 12th International Symposium ‘Hazards of Pesticides to Bees’

Anne Alix

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List of participants

List of Participants

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Glossary

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Authors

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