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Bees as effect-detectors of air pollution: an ecotoxicological overview
Particulate Matter (PM) and air chemical pollutants represent increasing environmental and health pressures, particularly in urban areas where climate change boosts the effects of contaminants. In addition to acting as a stressor itself, PM can also transport other hazardous agents, such as heavy me
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