Ecosystem
Loss of bees
Neonicotinoid
Effects of bee loss
100

What crops are mainly pollinated by bees?

Tomatoes, peaches, apples, and most fruits. 

100

What's strange about CCD?

The worker bees carcasses aren't found near the hive. 

100

What pesticide type is harming bees? 

Neonicotinoid pesticides

100

What will be directly affected by bee loss?

The human race. 

200

What crop is heavily dependent on bee pollination?

California's almonds 

200

What is CCD?

Colony collapse disorder. 

200

What have these chemicals been linked to?

Colony collapse disorder and bee death. 

200

What will become of crops?

Lower yields and eventual food shortage. 

300

What do bees affect?

Almost all life and ecosystems. 

300

What has been revealed to be the main bee killer?

Pesticides (Neonicotionoid)

300

What country has banned the use of this pesticide?

The U.K.

300

Fewer ___ will be set and this will result in ___ reproduction. 

Seeds, less

400

What yields are effected by low pollination?

Beef and dairy yields. 

400

Why CCD a problem?

The worker bees disappear and the colony can no longer sustain itself. 

400

What is this pesticide used to kill?

Aphids and pests like them. 

400

What substitutes have been experimented with? 

Robotic bees in Japan.

500

What amount do bees contribute to agriculture yearly?

$40 billion

500

What are the main culprits blamed for bee loss?

Varroa mites, Israeli Acute paralysis virus, and pesticides. 

500

What effects does it have on the bee?

The bees stop nursing, mating, and working in the colony. 

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