Microbial Biotechnology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
13(4), С. 1201 - 1212
Опубликована: Апрель 27, 2020
Summary
There
is
growing
number
of
studies
demonstrating
a
close
relationship
between
insect
gut
microbiota
and
insecticide
resistance.
However,
the
contribution
honey
bee
to
host
detoxification
ability
has
yet
be
investigated.
In
order
address
this
question,
we
compared
expression
cytochrome
P450s
(P450s)
genes
deficient
(GD)
workers
conventional
community
(CV)
mortality
rates
pesticide
residue
levels
GD
CV
treated
with
thiacloprid
or
tau
‐fluvalinate.
Our
results
showed
that
promotes
P450
enzymes
in
midgut,
rate
are
significantly
higher
than
those
workers.
Further
comparisons
tetracycline‐treated
untreated
demonstrated
antibiotic‐induced
dysbiosis
leads
attenuated
midgut.
The
co‐treatment
antibiotics
pesticides
reduced
survival
amount
residues
bees.
Taken
together,
our
symbiont
could
contribute
health
through
modification
xenobiotics
pathways
revealed
potential
negative
impact
health.
Science,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
358(6359), С. 109 - 111
Опубликована: Окт. 5, 2017
Growing
evidence
for
global
pollinator
decline
is
causing
concern
biodiversity
conservation
and
ecosystem
services
maintenance.
Neonicotinoid
pesticides
have
been
identified
or
suspected
as
a
key
factor
responsible
this
decline.
We
assessed
the
exposure
of
pollinators
to
neonicotinoids
by
analyzing
198
honey
samples
from
across
world.
found
at
least
one
five
tested
compounds
(acetamiprid,
clothianidin,
imidacloprid,
thiacloprid,
thiamethoxam)
in
75%
all
samples,
45%
contained
two
more
these
compounds,
10%
four
five.
Our
results
confirm
bees
their
food
throughout
The
coexistence
other
may
increase
harm
pollinators.
However,
concentrations
detected
are
below
maximum
residue
level
authorized
human
consumption
(average
±
standard
error
positive
samples:
1.8
0.56
nanograms
per
gram).
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
28(10), С. 11749 - 11797
Опубликована: Ноя. 9, 2017
Abstract
New
information
on
the
lethal
and
sublethal
effects
of
neonicotinoids
fipronil
organisms
is
presented
in
this
review,
complementing
previous
Worldwide
Integrated
Assessment
(WIA)
2015.
The
high
toxicity
these
systemic
insecticides
to
invertebrates
has
been
confirmed
expanded
include
more
species
compounds.
Most
recent
research
focused
bees
ecological
impacts
have
pollinators.
Toxic
other
invertebrate
taxa
also
covered
predatory
parasitoid
natural
enemies
aquatic
arthropods.
Little
new
gathered
soil
organisms.
impact
marine
coastal
ecosystems
still
largely
uncharted.
chronic
lethality
insects
crustaceans,
strengthened
evidence
that
chemicals
impair
immune
system
reproduction,
highlights
dangers
particular
insecticidal
class
(neonicotinoids
fipronil),
with
potential
greatly
decrease
populations
arthropods
both
terrestrial
environments.
Sublethal
fish,
reptiles,
frogs,
birds,
mammals
are
reported,
showing
a
better
understanding
mechanisms
vertebrates
their
deleterious
growth,
neurobehaviour
most
tested.
This
review
concludes
summary
ecosystem
services
functioning,
particularly
pollination,
biota,
communities,
thus
reinforcing
WIA
conclusions
(van
der
Sluijs
et
al.
2015).
Science,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
362(6415), С. 683 - 686
Опубликована: Ноя. 8, 2018
Trouble
at
the
hive
Neonicotinoid
pesticides
cause
mortality
and
decline
in
insect
pollinators.
One
repeatedly
noted
effect
is
a
reduction
bee
colony
size.
However,
mechanism
behind
this
unclear.
Crall
et
al.
performed
complex
real-time
monitoring
of
bumblebee
behavior
within
their
nests
(see
Perspective
by
Raine).
exposure
reduced
nurse
caretaking
behaviors,
which
affected
productivity
harmed
thermoregulation.
These
changes
acted
together
to
decrease
viability,
even
when
was
nonlethal.
Science
,
issue
p.
683
;
see
also
643
Environmental Health,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
18(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2019
Neonicotinoids
are
a
class
of
systemic
insecticides
widely
used
on
food
crops
globally.
These
pesticides
may
be
found
in
“off-target”
items
and
persist
the
environment.
Despite
potential
for
extensive
human
exposure,
there
limited
studies
regarding
prevalence
neonicotinoid
residues
foods
sold
consumed
United
States.
Residue
data
seven
collected
between
1999
2015
by
US
Department
Agriculture’s
Pesticide
Data
Program
(PDP)
were
collated
summarized
year
across
various
commodities,
including
fruit,
vegetable,
meat,
dairy,
grain,
honey,
baby
food,
as
well
water
to
qualitatively
describe
examine
trends
contamination
frequency
residue
concentrations.
The
highest
detection
frequencies
(DFs)
neonicotinoids
all
commodities
generally
below
20%.
Average
DFs
over
entire
study
period,
1999–2015,
domestic
imported
similar
at
4.5%.
For
samples
(both
imported)
imidacloprid
was
with
overall
12.0%.
However,
higher
observed
specific
commodity-neonicotinoid
combinations
such
as:
cherries
(45.9%),
apples
(29.5%),
pears
(24.1%)
strawberries
(21.3%)
acetamiprid;
cauliflower
(57.5%),
celery
(20.9%),
(26.3%),
cilantro
(30.6%),
grapes
(28.9%),
collard
greens
(24.9%),
kale
(31.4%),
lettuce
(45.6%),
potatoes
(31.2%)
spinach
(38.7%)
imidacloprid.
also
detected
organic
(DF
<
6%).
Individual
least
5%
testing
positive
two
or
more
included
apples,
celery,
cherries.
Generally,
did
not
exceed
Environmental
Protection
Agency
tolerance
levels.
Increases
both
finished
untreated
from
2004
2011.
Analysis
PDP
indicates
that
low
levels
present
commonly-consumed
fruits
vegetables
US.
Trends
suggest
an
increase
use
acetamiprid,
clothianidin
thiamethoxam
replacements
Given
these
findings,
surveillance
supply
is
warranted,
biomonitoring
assessment
cumulative
daily
intake
high
risk
groups,
pregnant
women
infants.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
662, С. 1012 - 1027
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2019
The
relationship
between
pesticides
and
pollinators,
while
attracting
no
shortage
of
attention
from
scientists,
regulators,
the
public,
has
proven
resistant
to
scientific
synthesis
fractious
in
matters
policy
public
opinion.
This
is
part
because
issue
been
approached
a
compartmentalized
intradisciplinary
way,
such
that
evaluations
organismal
pesticide
effects
remain
largely
disjoint
their
upstream
drivers
downstream
consequences.
Here,
we
present
socioecological
framework
designed
synthesize
pesticide-pollinator
system
inform
future
scholarship
action.
Our
consists
three
interlocking
domains-pesticide
use,
exposure,
effects–each
consisting
causally
linked
patterns,
processes,
states.
We
elaborate
each
these
domains
linkages,
reviewing
relevant
literature
providing
empirical
case
studies.
then
propose
guidelines
for
action
agenda
aimed
at
strengthening
knowledge
neglected
integrating
across
provide
decision
support
stakeholders
policymakers.
Specifically,
emphasize
(1)
stakeholder
engagement,
(2)
mechanistic
study
(3)
understanding
propagation
levels
organization,
(4)
full-cost
accounting
externalities
use
regulation.
Addressing
items
will
require
transdisciplinary
collaborations
within
beyond
community,
including
expertise
farmers,
agrochemical
developers,
policymakers
an
extended
peer
community.
Journal of Applied Ecology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
55(6), С. 2812 - 2821
Опубликована: Июль 10, 2018
Abstract
Most
insecticides
are
insect
neurotoxins.
Evidence
is
emerging
that
sublethal
doses
of
these
neurotoxins
affecting
the
learning
and
memory
both
wild
managed
bee
colonies,
exacerbating
negative
effects
pesticide
exposure
reducing
individual
foraging
efficiency.
Variation
in
methodologies
interpretation
results
across
studies
has
precluded
quantitative
evaluation
impacts
needed
to
make
recommendations
for
policy
change.
It
not
clear
whether
robust
occur
under
acute
regimes
(often
argued
be
more
field‐realistic
than
chronic
upon
which
many
based),
dosages,
pesticides
other
neonicotinoids.
Here
we
use
meta‐analysis
examine
impact
on
performance
proboscis
extension‐based
assays,
paradigm
most
commonly
used
assess
bees.
We
draw
together
104
(learning)
167
(memory)
estimated
effect
sizes
a
diverse
range
studies.
detected
significant
(i)
at
field
realistic
(ii)
application,
(iii)
neonicotinoid
non‐neonicotinoid
groups.
also
expose
key
gaps
literature
include
critical
lack
non‐
Apis
bees,
larval
(potentially
one
major
routes),
alternative
paradigms.
Policy
implications
.
Procedures
registration
new
within
EU
member
states
now
typically
require
assessment
risks
pollinators
if
potential
target
crops
attractive
However,
our
provide
evidence
subtle,
effects,
consequences
unlikely
small‐scale
prelicensing
laboratory
or
trials,
but
can
when
landscape
scale.
Our
findings
highlight
need
long‐term
postlicensing
environmental
safety
monitoring
as
requirement
licensing
plant
protection
products.
Ecological Indicators,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
134, С. 108457 - 108457
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2021
Monitoring
the
environment
for
pollution,
pesticides,
and
pathogens
is
crucial
protecting
human,
agriculture,
overall
ecosystem
health.
Diverse
strategies
ranging
from
physical
sensors
to
sentinel
species
have
been
used
environmental
monitoring.
The
European
honey
bee,
Apis
mellifera,
a
globally
managed
pollinator
that
can
serve
as
continuous
biomonitoring
species.
During
foraging,
bees
are
exposed
contaminants
carry
them
their
hives
where
they
be
detected
quantified.
Although
individual
vulnerable
stressors,
bee
colony
whole
more
resilient
accumulate
or
respond
without
collapsing.
This
allows
long-term
monitoring
of
map
in
geographical
area
study
ecotoxicology
gradients
over
space
time.
In
this
paper,
we
review
demonstrated
proposed
uses
We
focus
our
discussion
on
heavy
metals,
air
pollutants,
plant
hive
materials
including
honey,
wax,
stored
pollen.
present
use
gene
expression,
microbiome
profiling,
other
high-throughput
methodologies
dose-dependent
exposure
increase
detection
sensitivity;
example,
pollen
analysis
with
next
generation
sequencing
reveal
presence
viruses,
fungi,
invasive
earlier
than
traditional
methods.
Finally,
discuss
opportunities
using
monitor
emerging
threats
such
climate
change
antimicrobial
resistance.
narrative
highlights
versatility
potential
utility