by James E. Cresswell, and Helen M. Thompson

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by James E. Cresswell, and Helen M. Thompson Comment on “A Common Pesticide Decreases Foraging Success and Survival in Honey Bees” by James E. Cresswell, and Helen M. Thompson Science Volume 337(6101):1453-1453 September 21, 2012 Published by AAAS

Fig. 1 The change in size of a honey bee colony over 30 days (y axis) relative to the parameter that governs the rate of production of new adult workers, w (x axis), for three scenarios of pesticide exposure. The change in size of a honey bee colony over 30 days (y axis) relative to the parameter that governs the rate of production of new adult workers, w (x axis), for three scenarios of pesticide exposure. Upper curve (closed circles), background mortality with no additional mortality due to pesticides; middle curve (open circles), background mortality with additional mortality due to pesticide-induced navigation failure in a familiar landscape; lower curve (closed triangles), background mortality with additional mortality due to pesticide-induced navigation failure in an unfamiliar landscape. Horizontal dashed line indicates zero colony growth; vertical dashed line indicates the value of w = 16,000. In these solutions, the initial size of the colony is N = 18,000 adults, but N = 15,000 produces virtually identical results. Other parameter values are as given in Henry et al. (1). James E. Cresswell, and Helen M. Thompson Science 2012;337:1453 Published by AAAS