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Common Pesticide Inhibits Bumblebees From Collecting Pollen
Bumblebees' ability to gather food is impaired by the pesticide imidacloprid, which is routinely used on crops despite an ongoing controversy surrounding its link to harming bees, UK researchers report.
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