Fig. 5: Pesticide risk in bee-collected pollen and nectar.
From: Ecological traits interact with landscape context to determine bees’ pesticide risk
a, Results show that pesticide risk was greater from pollen than nectar, but the risk correlated between sample materials. As in Fig. 4b, points in a are scaled by their respective MCR, where a smaller point indicates that a single compound dominates the pesticide mixture risk. Outlined squares (a) depict mean log transformed risk (nectar n = 70 and pollen n = 61). Predictions and 95% confidence intervals (a,b) come from linear mixed-effects models with risk log transformed. b, We re-analysed data with the left-hand outlier removed and the results were qualitatively unchanged and the model fit improved.
