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Meanings of colony collapse disorder in English

Russian
синдром разрушения колоний
Portuguese
distúrbio do colapso das colónias
Spanish
colony collapse disorder
Catalan
desordre del col·lapse de la colònia

Poorly-understood phenomenon causing decline in bee populations.

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        синдром разрушения колоний
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        Examples for "ccd"
        Examples for "ccd"
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        Sensitivity to partial adipogenic stimulation was significantly different between ccdPAs of SAT and DAT.
        Pubmed
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        DNA methylation levels of PPAR-γ were significantly lower in ccdPAs of SAT than DAT.
        Pubmed
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        In addition, the 3' end of ccdB functions as a primer binding site common to all vectors.
        Pubmed
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        We introduced the toxic ccdB gene under control of a strong constitutive promoter for counterselection of insert less vector.
        Pubmed
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        The ccdPAs spontaneously accumulated lipid droplets, and their expression levels of the transduced exogenous gene with its product were maintained for at least 56 days.
        Pubmed
        Usage of colony collapse disorder in English
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        He's from San Diego where bee numbers have been decimated by colony collapse disorder.
        Radio NZ
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        The emergence of colony collapse disorder coincided with a dramatic increase in agricultural neonicotinoid use.
        Wired
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        Researchers called the phenomenon colony collapse disorder.
        Wired
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        Prof Lu said chronic, sub-lethal exposure to neo-nicotinoids had been linked to colony collapse disorder around the world.
        Radio NZ
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        Scientists will examine the effectiveness of pesticides in protecting the bees from colony collapse disorder and varroa mite.
        Reuters
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        Rowan Jacobsen on colony collapse disorder.
        Radio NZ
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        It's the beekeeping world's worst-kept secret that bees have been dying in record numbers from colony collapse disorder.
        Wired
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        Unexplained bee deaths have become an increasing issue in the past five years, a phenomenon labelled colony collapse disorder.
        The Irish Times
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        Honeybees are vital pollinators, and their numbers have been dwindling due to the varroa mite and colony collapse disorder.
        Radio NZ
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        Under attack from a poorly understood phenomenon known as colony collapse disorder, bee populations have declined sharply around the world.
        Reuters
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        In the past six years, more than 10m beehives have been wiped out from a mystery disease called colony collapse disorder.
        The Guardian
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        But the rise of colony collapse disorder has decimated the honeybee and exposed the risk of relying too heavily upon it.
        Wired
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        That could be a big problem for agriculture, but the relationship between colony collapse disorder and actual pollination levels still needs clarification.
        Wired
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        Unfortunately, a mysterious ailment called colony collapse disorder (CCD) has recently afflicted bees worldwide, putting nearly 100 crops that require pollination at risk.
        The Irish Times
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        The strange phenomenon, dubbed colony collapse disorder (CCD), is also thought to have claimed the lives of billions of honeybees around the world.
        The Guardian
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        Colony Collapse Disorder, we still don't know what's behind it.
        Wired