Neonic-Treated Milkweed an ‘Ecological Trap’ for Monarchs, U of G Studies Suggest
A commonly used neonicotinoid pesticide may have significant lethal and sublethal effects on monarch butterflies, new University of Guelph research has revealed. The findings could offer another possible explanation for the massive decline in the North American monarch population over the last few decades. Led by U of G integrative …
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