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Nr. 423 (2009): Hazards of pesticides to bees : 10th Int. Symp. of the ICP-BR Bee Protection Group, Bucharest (Romania), Oct 8-10, 2008

P.A. Oomen, H.M. Thompson (Editors)

Veröffentlicht: 2010-04-06

Artikel

Foreword

Peter G. Kevan

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Introduction to the symposium

Pieter A. Oomen

S. 8
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The assessment of pesticide risk to bees: the work of the ICPBR ‘Bee Protection Group’

Gavin Lewis

S. 11
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Guidance for the assessment of risks to bees from the use of plant protection products applied as seed coating and soil applications – conclusions of the ICPBR dedicated working group

Anne Alix, Marie P. Chauzat, Sophie Duchard, Gavin Lewis, Christian Maus, Mark J. Miles, Ed Pilling, Helen M. Thompson, Klaus Wallner

S. 15
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Environmental risk assessment scheme for plant protection products - Chapter 10: Honeybees – Proposed scheme

Anne Alix, Marie P. Chauzat, Sophie Duchard, Gavin Lewis, Christian Maus, Mark J. Miles, Ed Pilling, Helen M. Thompson, Klaus Wallner

S. 27
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Proposed revision of the higher tier testing requirements for EPPO Standard PP1/170: Test methods for evaluating the side-effects of plant protection products on honeybees

Gavin Lewis, Mike Coulson, Christine Vergnet, Christian Maus, Helen M. Thompson, Roland Becker, Dick Rogers, Ingo Tornier

S. 34
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Proposal of the ICPBR Bee Brood Group for testing and assessing potential side effects from the use of plant protection products on honey bee brood

Roland Becker, Christine Vergnet, Christian Maus, Jens Pistorius, Ingo Tornier, Selwyn Wilkins

S. 43
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France’s proposal for Guidelines about setting Maximum Residue Limits in honey

Patrice Carpentier, Anne Marie Chapel, Marie Pierre Chauzat, Bernard Declerq, Robert Delorme, Axel Decourtye, Alexia Faure, Hervé Giffard, Fanny Heraud, Jerôme Laville, Anne Claire Martel, Guy Milhaud, Eric Truchot, Annick Venant, Claude Vergnet

S. 45
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Plenary discussion on revision of the EPPO guidelines/risk assessment scheme

Helen M. Thompson

S. 50
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Risk Assessment of Pesticides and the role of EFSA

Karin M. Nienstedt

S. 55
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Systemic plant protection substances and products: how to assess the risk for bees? A beekeepers point of view

Etienne Bruneau, Janine Kievits, José-Anne Lortsch, Szaniszlo Szöke

S. 55
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The impact of different concentrations of a pyrethroid insecticide on the cyclic gas exchange cycles on bumble bees

R. Karise, A. Kuusik, M. Mänd, L. Metspalu, K. Hiiesaar, A. Luik

S. 66
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A monitoring study confirming the safe use of DuPont Steward insecticide (a.s. indoxacarb) for natural bumblebee populations in flowering apple orchards and recommendations for the use of commercial bumble bee hives in flowering apple and pear orchards tr

Jozef J. M. van der Steen, Axel Dinter

S. 67
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Evaluation of side effects of commercial biological pesticides on the beneficial insect, Bombus terrestris

Veerle Mommaerts, Guido Sterk, Guy Smagghe

S. 67
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Side effects of commercial Bacillus thuringiensis insecticides on micro-colonies of Bombus terrestris

Veerle Mommaerts, Guido Sterk, Guy Smagghe

S. 68
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Can pesticide acute toxicity for bumblebees be derived from honeybee LD50 values?

J. van der Steen, L. Bortolotti, M. P. Chauzat

S. 69
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Influence of the brood rearing temperature on honey bee development and susceptibility to intoxication by pesticides

Piotr Medrzycki, Fabio Sgolastra, Laura Bortolotti, Simone Tosi, Gherardo Bogo, Erica Padovani, Claudio Porrini, Anna Gloria Sabatini

S. 69
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Field testing methodology for investigating the effect of systemic insecticides on honey bees

I. Tornier, M. Coulson, S. Hecht-Rost, N. Ruddle

S. 70
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Behavior of honey bees; a guideline to assess troubles in bee foraging activity under insect-proof tunnels

Hervé Giffard, Olivier Mamet

S. 71
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A methodology to assess the impact on bees of dust from coated seeds

Hervé Giffard, Thierry Dupont

S. 73
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Sublethal effects of fipronil on the ability of honeybees (Apis mellifera L.) to orientate in a complex maze

Axel Decourtye, Samuel Lefort, James Devillers, Monique Gauthier, Pierrick Aupinel, Michel Tisseur

S. 75
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Chlorantraniliprole (Rynaxypyr): A novel DuPont^™ insecticide with low toxicity and low risk for honey bees (Apis mellifera) and bumble bees (Bombus terrestris) providing excellent tools for uses in integrated pest management

Axel Dinter, Kristin E. Brugger, Niels-Martin Frost, Michael D. Woodward

S. 84
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Honey bee brood ring-test: method for testing pesticide toxicity on honeybee brood in laboratory conditions

Pierrick Aupinel, Dominique Fortini, Bruno Michaud, Piotr Medrzycki, Erica Padovani, Dunja Przygoda, Christian Maus, Jean-Daniel Charriere, Verena Kilchenmann, Ulrike Riessberger-Galle, Jutta Juliane Vollmann, Lukas Jeker, Martina Janke, Jean-François Odoux, Jean-Noël Tasei

S. 96
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Comparison of two methods to assess effects of insecticides on hypopharyngeal gland development of honey bee

Dominique Fortini, Bruno Michaud, Pierrick Aupinel

S- 102
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Review of honeybee pesticide poisoning incidents in Europe – evaluation of the hazard quotient approach for risk assessment

Helen M. Thompson, David Thorbahn

S. 103
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Periodical honey bee colony losses in Germany: preliminary results from a four years monitoring project

Martina Janke, Peter Rosenkranz

S. 108
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Bee poisoning incidents in Germany in spring 2008 caused by abrasion of active substance from treated seeds during sowing of maize

J. Pistorius, G. Bischoff, U. Heimbach, M. Stähler

S. 118
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Bee poisoning caused by insecticidal seed treatment of maize in Germany in 2008

Rolf Forster

S. 126
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Risks to bees from dusts emitted at sowing of coated seeds: concerns, risk assessment and risk management

A. Alix, C. Vergnet, T. Mercier

S. 131
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Spring honey bee losses in Italy

Laura Bortolotti, Anna Gloria Sabatini, Franco Mutinelli, Mario Astuti, Antonio Lavazza, Roberto Piro, Donato Tesoriero, Piotr Medrzycki, Fabio Sgolastra, Claudio Porrini

S. 148
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An effective risk management approach to prevent bee damage due to the emission of abraded seed treatment particles during sowing of seeds treated with bee toxic insecticides

Alexander Nikolakis, Andrew Chapple, Reinhard Friessleben, Paul Neumann, Thorsten Schad, Richard Schmuck, Heinz-Friedrich Schnier, Hans-Jürgen Schnorbach, Ralf Schöning, Christian Maus

S. 132
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Sprayed and seed dressed pesticides in pollen, nectar and honey of oilseed rape

Klaus Wallner

S. 152
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Colony losses – interactions of plant protection products and other factors

Martina Wehling, Werner von der Ohe, Dietrich Brasse, Rolf Forster

S. 153
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List of participants

S. 155
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Glossary

S. 160
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Contents

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Heft

Julius-Kühn-Archiv 423

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