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THE ROLE OF SCENTS IN POLLINATION BY THE HONEYBEE (APIS MELL. L.)

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139_8
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65 – 68
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Abstract
Using pesticides – non toxic to bees – in orchards during full bloom forces pollinating honeybees to leave, due to repelling odours.
The repelling odour of Captan e.g. can be masked effectively by a herbal "bitter". Tests using compounds from the herbal fraction of the highly active bitters have resulted in better cropping.

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Authors
J.P. van Praagh, W. von der Ohe
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