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Tiny bees, big bites: Georgia Tech study raises new concerns about popular pesticide

Posted on July 21, 2026
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Tiny bees, big bites: Georgia Tech study raises new concerns about popular pesticide

The study focused on sulfoxaflor, a next-generation pesticide introduced in 2013 that kills sap-feeding pests like aphids in crops, including soybeans and corn. Georgia Tech researchers said sulfoxaflor is known to be toxic to bees, and scientists are still working to understand how low-dose exposure affects reproduction.