Figure 3: Conditional predictions of the thiamethoxam dose–response function of honeybee homing failure probability. | Nature Communications

Figure 3: Conditional predictions of the thiamethoxam dose–response function of honeybee homing failure probability.

From: Pesticide risk assessment in free-ranging bees is weather and landscape dependent

Figure 3

The predicted dose–response curves were computed for different combinations of temperature and landmarks availability, ranging from low landmark density (2 km long network of hedgerows and forest edges in the 1-km diameter area homing bees have to cover between the release point and the colony) to high landmark density (8 km). Intercepts show expected homing failure for non-treated bees in the context of the experiment. Intercepts therefore set the control value needed to calculate mortality rate due to homing failure, mHF, for honeybees exposed to a given dose.

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