Hazards of pesticides to bees, 16^th International Symposium of the ICP-PR Bee Protection Group, - Proceedings -; 15^th - 17^th October, 2024; Sevilla (Spain)

Content

• Considerations on safety of Microbial Pest Control Products (MPCPs) to pollinators and other non-target organisms

  p. 12

  Ladurner, Edith

• Method development to assess the effects of entomopathogenic nematodes on bees

  p. 13

  Grossar, Daniela; Hebeisen, Kris; Straub, Lars; Jeker, Lukas

• B-Risk, EFSA’s risk calculator for bees

  p. 14

  Bemelmans, Dagmar; Ippolito, Alessio; Neri, Franco Maria; Cortinas, José; Szentes, Csaba

• AI-Powered Field Monitoring with Modelling: Uncovering the Hidden Impacts of Sublethal Neonicotinoids on Bees

  p. 15

  Knaebe, Silvio; Wang, Ming; Tausch, Frederic; Schmidt, Katharina; Diehl, Matthias; Bargen, Holger; Faramarzi, Farnaz; Grimm, Volker

• Nectar Contamination in Ornamental Plants: The Role of Pesticide Application Method and Their Potential Impact on Pollinators

  p. 22

  Rostan, Vanesa; Wilson, P. Chris; Wilson, Sandra B.

• Trap or haven: Assessing the spray drift deposition of insecticides in flower strips

  p. 23

  Jeker, Lukas; Camenzind, Domenic; Straub, Lars; Kast, Christina; Grossar, Daniela

• Estimating nectar and pollen Residues per Unit Dose (RUD) values for different pesticide application types based on a new global database

  p. 24

  Hinarejos, Silvia; Fredricks, Timothy; Feken, Max; Joseph, Tim; O’Neill, Bridget; Brewer, Larry; Warren-Hicks, William

• Comparison and Development of a Semi-Field Test Method for Bumblebees based on the recommendations from the Revised EFSA Bee Guidance and ICPPR non-Apis Working Group

  p. 25

  Tänzler, Verena; Schmehl, Daniel; Klein, Olaf; Fricke, Julian; Roeder, Mareike

• Precision application of plant protection products in agriculture: role of the European Precision Application Task Force EUPAF and implications for pollinators

  p. 32

  Alix, Anne; Schartner, Jonas; Gottesbüren, Bernhard; Hloben, Peter; Kempenaar, Corne; Pagani, Patrick; Steenbergh, Anne

• Results of a Colony Feeding Test to Evaluate the Efficacy of Vadescana for Control of Varroa Mites in Honeybees (Apis mellifera L.)

  p. 34

  Portail, Béatrice; Knaebe, Silvio; Bargen, Holger; Janke, Martina; Manley, Brian

• Pesticides monitoring with beehives data evaluation from a hazards perspective

  p. 36

  Niell, Silvina; Santos, Estela; Silva, Ivana; Jesús, Florencia; Dorrego, Melina; Genolet, Romina; Pequeño, Fiamma; Gérez, Natalia; Cesio, Verónica; Heinzen, Horacio

• Strengthening the link between honey bee laboratory data and colony health outcomes

  p. 37

  Schmehl, Daniel; Valbon, Wilson; Zuber, Joshua; Haas, Julian; Pamminger, Tobias

• Herbicidal treatment on R&D Bombus terrestris colonies under lab conditions

  p. 38

  Sterk, Guido; Kolokytha, Paraskevi

• An interdisciplinary approach for designing selective insecticides for bee safety considering mechanistic processes

  p. 43

  Elston, Charlotte; Miranda, Jacob Riveron; Thompson, Helen; Talmann, Lea; Pym, Adam

• Integrating Higher Tier Studies with Mechanistic Models in Bee Risk Assessment

  p. 44

  Miles, Mark; Roeben, Vanessa

• Bee models in higher-tier risk assessments: overview and example of SolBeePop

  p. 53

  Schmolke, Amelie; Galic, Nika; Roeben, Vanessa; Preuss, Thomas G.; Miles, Mark; Becher, Matthias; Lückmann, Johannes; Hinarejos, Silvia

• BeeGUTS – Test Integration and optimization. Comparison of sensitivities of bee species

  p. 55

  Baas, Jan; Roessink, Ivo

• Honeybee gut microbiota is an imperative endpoint for pesticide risk assessment

  p. 57

  Rosa-Fontana, Annelise; Aguado-López, Daniel; Jabal Uriel, Clara; Martín-Hernández, Raquel; Higes Mariano; Pinto, Alice; Henriques, Dora; Tosi, Simone; Rodríguez Gomez, Juan Miguel

• Assessing acute oral toxicity to the alfalfa leafcutting bee, Megachile rotundata

  p. 59

  Cabrera, Ana; Zuber, Joshua; Olmstead, Allen

• Understanding and comparing relative pesticide risk among North American wild bees from their association with agriculture

  p. 60

  Willis Chan, D. Susan; Rondeau, Sabrina

• Osmia tersula from the boreal forest, a Nordic indigenous bee for the pollination of indoor or outdoor fruit productions in northern communities

  p. 61

  Desjardins, Ève-Catherine

• Non-Apis bee risk assessment in the absence of a specific protection goal: Decision-making with limited options

  p. 62

  Henn, Kirsten; Stengel, Daniel; Tänzler, Verena; Miles, Mark; Schmehl, Daniel; Lückmann, Johannes; Haas, Julian

• Pollinator Research Task Force: Industry Collaboration in Advancing the Science to Improve Pollinator Risk Assessments

  p. 63

  Feken, Max; Cabrera, Ana; Hinarejos, Silvia

• Image-based multispectral flow cytometry – a new analytical approach for fast and efficient pollen determination

  p. 64

  Walther, Franziska; Dunker, Susanne; Janke, Martina; Campbell, Selina; Erler, Silvio; Hornick, Thomas; Rakosy, Demetra; Harpole, Stan; Friedrich, Elsa; Schroeder, Annette

• Queen Mortality in Honeybee Colonies during Regulatory Field and Semi-field Studies: An Analysis of Six Years of Data

  p. 65

  Mack, Pierre; Knaebe, Silvio; Bocksch, Sigrun

• Colony Relocation as a Tool for Improving Data Quality in Honeybee Semi-Field Studies

  p. 68

  Bargen, Holger; Mack, Pierre; Knaebe, Silvio; Tausch, Frederic; Faramarzi, Farnaz

• Chronic Bumblebee Feeding Test Under Natural Environmental Conditions – Lessons Learned so Far

  p. 72

  Alscher, Annika; Lückmann, Johannes; Schnetzer, Nadja; Roeder, Mareike; Fricke, Julian; Klein, Olaf

• Differences in pesticide residue load in honey bee bread between early and late-season – a case study from Slovakia

  p. 79

  Sabo, Rastislav; Alkassab, Abdulrahim T.; Pistorius, Jens; Sabová, Lucia; Staroň, Martin

• SCOUT IPPM-A tool to co-manage pollinators and pests

  p. 80

  Willis Chan, D. Susan; Morandin, Lora; Crowley, Brett; Campbell, Geoff

• Diversity patterns of P450 and ABC transporter genes in 17 honey bee subspecies

  p. 81

  Li, Fernanda; Rosa-Fontana, Annelise; Yadró Garcia, Carlos Ariel; Rufino, José; Verbinnen, Gilles; de Graaf, Dirk C.; De Smet, Lina; Pinto, M. Alice; Henriques, Dora

• Chronic toxicity test with different solvents and a thickener on the solitary bee Osmia bicornis

  p. 82

  Soler, Eugenia; Gimeno, Javier; Prieto, Jorge

• Method development for the acute oral toxicity test on the solitary bee Megachiles rotundata – LD50 toxic reference

  p. 83

  Gimeno, Ignacio; Soler, Eugenia

• BEEHAVE - Analysing the significance of increased brood termination rates on the colony strength in honey bees

  p. 84

  Singer, Alexander; Lückmann, Johannes; Becher, Matthias A.; Jakoby, Oliver; Metz, Marcus; Schmolke, Amelie

• BEE-STEWARD - Resource gaps pose the greatest threat for bumblebees colony establishment – but there are solutions

  p. 85

  Becher, Matthias A.; Twiston-Davies, Grace; Osborne, Juliet L.; Lander, Tonya A.; Lückmann, Johannes; Schmolke, Amelie; Jakoby, Oliver

• BEEHAVE - Simulating the effects of weeds in treated fields on honey bee colony development

  p. 86

  Becher, Matthias A.; Lückmann, Johannes; Bluhm, Wally; Metz, Marcus; Schmolke, Amelie; Jakoby, Oliver

• A TKTD module for BEEHAVEecotox – combining BEEHAVEecotox and BeeGUTS

  p. 87

  Lammers, Dominik; Preuß, Thomas G.; Roeben, Vanessa

• Assessing time-reinforced toxicity (TRT) in bees: a case study

  p. 88

  Wittwer, Torben; Singer, Alexander; Perez, Mariana; Lückmann, Johannes; Jakoby, Oliver; Metz, Marcus; Schmolke, Amelie

• Challenges associated with the in vitro honey bee testing of microbial- and protein-based products are linked to the diet

  p. 89

  Schmehl, Daniel; Zuber, Joshua; Brown, Christopher; Valbon, Wilson; Ortego, Lisa

• New approaches for the analysis of residues of plant protection products in non-typical matrices collected by solitary leafcutter bees (Megachile rotundata F.) in a semi-field test design

  p. 90

  Kleinhenz, Dietke; Kirchmaier, Ralph; Mewis, Arne; Fricke, Julian; Klein, Olaf; Knaebe, Silvio; Gimeno, Carmen; Gimeno Rodrigo, Ignacio

• New experiences and insights of two-year testing with the leafcutter bee Megachile rotundata in a semi-field test design

  p. 94

  Fricke, Julian; Gimeno Rodrigo, Ignacio; Klein, Olaf; Knaebe, Silvio; Gimeno, Carmen

• Species-specific sensitivity of different bee species after a field-realistic application of an insecticide

  p. 109

  Jütte, Tobias; Wernecke, Anna; Klaus, Felix; Pistorius, Jens; Dietzsch, Anke C.

• Emerged or not Emerged – the Influence of Emergence Boxes on the Evaluation of Emergence in Larval Toxicity Tests

  p. 110

  Glaser, Simone; Haslauer, Kristin; Swiatlowska, Marta; Kling, Annette