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« Des abeilles et des homme » (5/6). Le neurobiologiste américain, aux méthodes de recherche singulières, se fait l’avocat d’un rapport différent entre l’homme et ses ruches. Et défend une apiculture « darwinienne », au plus près du mode de vie des abeilles sauvages.
Par Jean-Michel Normand Publié aujourd’hui à 05h00, mis à jour à 09h33 
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via ControverSciences "Les abeilles domestiques vont-elles disparaître ?" https://www.controversciences.org/timelines/18
[L'étude] Bee declines driven by combined stress from parasites, pesticides, and lack of flowers, Science, 27.03.2015 [Image] Multiple interacting stressors drive bee declines. "Both wild and managed bees are subject to a number of important and interacting stressors. For example, exposure to some fungicides can greatly increase the toxicity of insecticides, whereas exposure to insecticides reduces resistance to diseases. Dietary stresses are likely to reduce the ability of bees to cope with both toxins and pathogens."
Eben Lenderking's curator insight,
August 31, 2015 8:41 AM
Informacion sobre la interconectividad del mundo de las abejas…Frances y Ingles. Info on the interconnected world of bees... |
