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Diff · History 20 Bee rentals and "Mobile Beekeeping": oft quoted presumption with no '''quality''' documentation, cannot be stated so strongly, see talk
Diff · History -18 rv vandalism
Diff · History -221 rem irrel trivia
Diff · History 260 External links: ref
Diff · History 332 Possible effects: amplification, identifying presumption
Diff · History -1 misspelling
Diff · History -933 (reverted)  rem junk science and junk reference
Diff · History -247 rem nonsense
Diff · History -2 Genetically modified crops (GMO): honey bees most assuredly do collect pollen from cotton. Probably not the highest value pollen, and neither is corn
Diff · History 7 wrong species
Diff · History 24 See also: Pollinator decline
Diff · History 144 refinement
Diff · History -12 Cotton is most definitely a preferred plant for honeybees. It has both floral and extrafloral nectaries and is capable of producing large crops of honey, if the bees are not poisoned by insectides.
Diff · History 811 Corrected some errors. Honey reserves in beehives are rarely contaminated by pesticides, but pollen frequently is.
Diff · History 58 Another significant reason for the decline. Beekeepers are an aging population, with few replacements.
Diff · History -148 External links: sorry, that's a commercial site - Wikipedia is not a medium for advertising
Diff · History 134 See also: Imidacloprid
Diff · History 0 plants pollenize, bees pollinate
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