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Meta-analysis of Honeybee Colony Collapse Highlights Shortcomings
Socioeconomic and political pressures on honey production over the past few decades has caused a long-term reduction in the number of productive colonies in the US, Europe and other countries, a study by EcoHealth Alliance concluded. The research showed the more recent, increasing 'annual colony losses' reported by honey bee managers to be the result of pests, pathogen and management issues, which are under researched and poorly understood.
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