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Correction: Using a Hazard Quotient to Evaluate Pesticide Residues Detected in Pollen Trapped from Honey Bees (Apis mellifera) in Connecticut.

Kimberly A Stoner, Brian D Eitzer.   

Abstract

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0077550.].

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Year:  2016        PMID: 27414799      PMCID: PMC4945091          DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0159696

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  PLoS One        ISSN: 1932-6203            Impact factor:   3.240


In Table 1, there should be two lines of LD50 values for phosmet: one from Ecotox and one from Agritox. The contact LD50 for phosmet of 0.22 ug/bee and oral LD50 for phosmet of 0.37 ug/bee from Agritox were used for calculations in all succeeding tables. Please see the correct Table 1 and its caption here.
Table 1

Pesticides detected in pollen trapped by honey bee hives, with pesticide use and information on acute toxicity to adult worker honey bees.

PesticideUseContact LD50 ug/beeOral LD50 ug/beeLimit of detection (ppb)
3-keto-carbofuranMetabolite of carbofuran2
3-OH-carbofuranMetabolite of carbofuran2
5-OH-ImidaclopridMetabolite of Imidacloprid0.159 a5
AcephateInsecticide1.25
AlachlorHerbicide>36.22
AtrazineHerbicide>970.5
Azinphos-methylInsecticide0.420.152
AzoxystrobinFungicide>2001
BentazonHerbicide>200b>200 b2
BoscalidFungicide>200>1661
BromacilHerbicide>111
CarbarylInsecticide1.12
CarbendazimFungicide and metabolite of benomyl and thiophanate-methyl>501
CarbofuranInsecticide0.161
ChlorpyrifosInsecticide0.010.252
ClothianidinInsecticide and Metabolite of Thiamethoxam0.04390.003682
CoumaphosInsecticide/Acaricide24 c1
Coumaphos OxonMetabolite of Coumaphos1
CyproconazoleFungicide>100>100020
CyprodinilFungicide>7843
DiazinonInsecticide0.220.20.5
DichlorvosInsecticide0.51
DifenconazoleFungicide>101>1771
DimethoateInsecticide0.160.0561
DimethomorphFungicide>101
DinotefuranInsecticide0.0470.0232
DiphenylamineAnti-oxidantND10
DithiopyrHerbicide811
DiuronHerbicide>1453
FenbuconazoleFungicide2922
FenhexamidFungicide>2155
FenpropathrinInsecticide<0.1 lbsd ai/acre d10
FenthionInsecticide0.3082
FipronilInsecticide0.00593 b0.00417 b1
FluvalinateInsecticide0.25
ImazalilFungicide39 b35.1 b1
Imidacloprid olefinMetabolite of Imidacloprid0.036 a10
Imidacloprid ureaMetabolite of Imidacloprid99.5 a3
ImidaclopridInsecticide0.04390.00391
IndoxacarbInsecticide0.1180.07 b18.520.194 b10
IndoxacarbInsecticide0.07 b0.194 b10
MalathionInsecticide0.20.382
MetalaxylFungicide>1001
MethamidophosInsecticide1.3710
MethiocarbInsecticide0.3751
MethomylInsecticide0.160.292
MetolachlorHerbicide>110>1100.5
MyclobutanilFungicide362b2
NapropamideHerbicide>113.51
OxadiazonHerbicide>253
OxyflourfenHerbicide>1002
PendimethalinHerbicide49.85
PhosmetInsecticide1.060.22 b1
PhosmetInsecticide0.22b0.37 b1
PinoxadenHerbicide>200>1001
PirimicarbInsecticide12.563.010.5
ProcymidoneFungicideND30
ProdiamineHerbicide>1005
PropiconazoleFungicide>251
PropoxurInsecticide1.351
PropyzamideHerbicide>1815
PyraclostrobinFungicide>1001
PyrimethanilFungicide10010010
SimazineHerbicide96.71
Sulfometuron- methylHerbicide10010
ThiabendazoleFungicide4 b>34 b1
ThiaclopridInsecticide37.8317.321
ThiamethoxamInsecticide0.0240.0051
Thiophanate-methylFungicide1002
TrichlorfonInsecticide59.82
TrifloxystrobinFungicide2001

a Oral LD50 for metabolites of imidacloprid from Nauen et al. [8].

b LD50 for bentazon, fipronil, imazalil, mycobutanil, and thiabendazole were not in the US EPA database and were obtained from the Agritox database [6]. For indoxacarb, contact and oral LD50 information from both the US EPA and Agritox are presented because they were substantially different. For phosmet, contact LD50 information is presented from both sources, and oral LD50 was found in the Agritox database only.

c Dahlgren et al. [7], assuming a weight of 100 mg. per worker bee

d Field study was the only data available in US EPA Ecotox database.

LD50 information from the Pesticide Ecotoxicity Database of the Office of Pesticide Programs, Ecological Fate and Effects Division, of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [5], unless otherwise noted.

a Oral LD50 for metabolites of imidacloprid from Nauen et al. [8]. b LD50 for bentazon, fipronil, imazalil, mycobutanil, and thiabendazole were not in the US EPA database and were obtained from the Agritox database [6]. For indoxacarb, contact and oral LD50 information from both the US EPA and Agritox are presented because they were substantially different. For phosmet, contact LD50 information is presented from both sources, and oral LD50 was found in the Agritox database only. c Dahlgren et al. [7], assuming a weight of 100 mg. per worker bee d Field study was the only data available in US EPA Ecotox database. LD50 information from the Pesticide Ecotoxicity Database of the Office of Pesticide Programs, Ecological Fate and Effects Division, of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [5], unless otherwise noted.
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