Seed treatments containing neonicotinoids and fungicides reduce aquatic insect richness and abundance in midwestern USA–managed floodplain wetlands

Overview of attention for article published in Environmental Science and Pollution Research, February 2022

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RT @pseudopodyrlife: A new study demonstrates negative effects of fungicides and neonicotinoids on aquatic invertebrates. As these inverteb…

RT @pseudopodyrlife: A new study demonstrates negative effects of fungicides and neonicotinoids on aquatic invertebrates. As these inverteb…

RT @pseudopodyrlife: A new study demonstrates negative effects of fungicides and neonicotinoids on aquatic invertebrates. As these inverteb…

RT @pseudopodyrlife: A new study demonstrates negative effects of fungicides and neonicotinoids on aquatic invertebrates. As these inverteb…

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