Meanings of imidacloprid in English

The vitellin content in eggs increased significantly after exposure to imidacloprid.

A two-year moratorium on imidacloprid and two other neonics took effect in Europe last year.

This suggests that DcitOBP2 is involved in the decreased susceptibility of D. citri to imidacloprid.

Our results support the hypothesis that imidacloprid seed-treated maize has no negative impact on honey bees.

It found a very strong correlation between high levels of imidacloprid pollution and low numbers of invertebrates.

In a recent study on the effects of imidacloprid, a food dose of just 20 ppb destroyed honeybee colonies.

Senescent leaves falling from systemically treated trees contain imidacloprid concentrations that could pose a risk to natural decomposer organisms.

The scientists found several cases of extreme pollution, with imidacloprid levels 25,000 times the limit.

In this study, we investigated the sublethal effects of imidacloprid on biological parameters and five enzyme activities of R. padi.

Pesticide critics called on the EPA on Wednesday to suspend the sale and use of imidacloprid and other neonicotinoid pesticides.

Leaves from ash trees treated with imidacloprid at two field rates and an intentionally-high concentration were added to aquatic microcosms.

This suggests that imidacloprid has complex effects upon these recombinant receptors, determined at least in part by the alpha subunit.

He blamed the underlying problem on imidacloprid's extreme potency in killing invertebrates and its long persistence in soil and water.

The objective of this study was to investigate the potential impact of maize grown from imidacloprid-treated seeds on honey bee mortality.

The systemic insecticide imidacloprid may be applied to deciduous trees for control of the Asian longhorned beetle, an invasive wood-boring insect.

At each location, two colonies were treated with realistic doses of imidacloprid, two with clothianidin, and two were untreated control hives.