Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Bees and Their Relation to Arsenical Sprays at Blossoming Time
During the course of a clear, warm day in blossoming season a bee usually makes several trips to the blossoms to gather nectar. If spray material has previously been applied to the blossoms, the assumption is that because of the feeding habit of the bee, it can scarcely avoid gathering poison with the nectar.
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