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This is a reference library of the pesticides measured in different matrices of the colonies.

It can be used to know the LOQs of the analyses and to know the full list of pesticides that were included in the multiresidue analyses (cfr table pollen_pesticides).

It has been used in a previous project called "DEPAB1" and then completed with the few additional chemicals that were analysed for the pollen data only (DEPAB2 project). So in this dataset (containing only the pollen data), we have only measured the pesticides that have a non missing value in the LOQ_Pollen column

The Wax, Beebread and Honey have been analyzed in the same colonies (DEPAB1) while the pollen samples have been analysed for a slightly different set of colonies (DEPAB2).
The analytical methods used for the pollen samples had a much lower LOQ because we wanted to be able to detect very small quantities of neonicotinoids.

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