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Vineyard footprint revealed by honey bees used as sentinels for organic and inorganic contaminants in contrasted environments
The contamination of non-target organisms by elements and pesticides can adversely affect biodiversity and key ecosystem services such as pollination. In this study, we used honey bee colonies as sentinels of environmental contamination in four distinct habitats -urban, suburban, forest, and
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