Nadine Kunz

Nadine Kunz
Julius Kühn-Institut · Institute for Bee Protection

Biologist (diploma)

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Additional affiliations
April 2016 - present
Julius Kühn-Institut
Position
  • Researcher
May 2013 - April 2016
Julius Kühn-Institut
Position
  • PhD Student
January 2010 - March 2013
University of Hohenheim
Position
  • Student

Publications

Publications (9)
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Risk assessment of plant protection products (PPPs) will be conducted before authorization for their possible effects on non-target organisms, including honey bees. Tank mixtures are often common practice by farmers, and mostly their effects on honey bees are not routinely assessed. To enable a realistic assessment of laboratory-reported effects of...
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Recent studies have reported interspecific differences in how bee species respond to various stressors. Evaluating the exposure and responses of different bee species to plant protection products is considered an essential part of their risk assessment. This study was conducted to assess the impacts of thiacloprid-prochloraz mixture on buff-tailed...
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Impacts of neonicotinoid-containing pesticides on pollinators have been heavily debated in recent years. While bees in the field get rarely exposed to lethal concentrations of neonicotinoids applied as seed coating, sublethal levels found in pollen and nectar may affect bee population development. We assessed a realistic and a worst-case scenario o...
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In 2013, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has highlighted several data gaps regarding the exposure and risk of pesticides to honeybees, bumblebees and solitary bees, including the risks from exposure to contaminated nectar and pollen. This study aims to contribute data, results and conclusions to obtain more information on exposure and ris...
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Background: Evaluating hazards of pesticides to beneficial insects has become very important for the assessment and registration of pesticides. Test methods for honeybees are well established in the laboratory, under semi-field and field conditions. However, experiences in using other pollinators as model species are limited. Here we present result...
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Propolis, a complex mixture of different plant exudates collected and processed by honeybees, contains a wide range of bioactive substances. German propolis has so far only rarely been studied with respect to its constituents and botanical origin. To investigate the composition of specific phenolic constituents in bud extracts and German propolis,...

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