Chemical repellents for reducing pesticide hazard to honeybees in apple orchards
MG Solomon, KJM Hooker - Journal of apicultural research, 1989 - Taylor & Francis
MG Solomon, KJM Hooker
Journal of apicultural research, 1989•Taylor & FrancisTen formulated agrochemicals and 11 non-pesticidal chemicals were tested for possible
repellency to honeybees, by presenting them, dissolved in sucrose, at an artificial feeding
station. Two insecticides, 7 fungicides and 4 non-pesticidal chemicals had a Repellency
Index above 80%. The fungicides, Pallitop, Topas, Bayleton and Melprex, emerged as the
most promising materials for use as honeybee repellents in apple orchards.
repellency to honeybees, by presenting them, dissolved in sucrose, at an artificial feeding
station. Two insecticides, 7 fungicides and 4 non-pesticidal chemicals had a Repellency
Index above 80%. The fungicides, Pallitop, Topas, Bayleton and Melprex, emerged as the
most promising materials for use as honeybee repellents in apple orchards.
Summary
Ten formulated agrochemicals and 11 non-pesticidal chemicals were tested for possible repellency to honeybees, by presenting them, dissolved in sucrose, at an artificial feeding station. Two insecticides, 7 fungicides and 4 non-pesticidal chemicals had a Repellency Index above 80%. The fungicides, Pallitop, Topas, Bayleton and Melprex, emerged as the most promising materials for use as honeybee repellents in apple orchards.
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