Definition of neonicotinoid in English:

neonicotinoid

noun ˌniːə(ʊ)ˈnɪkətɪnɔɪdˌnēōˈnikəˌtinoid

A systemic agricultural insecticide resembling nicotine.
studies have found a link between neonicotinoids and declining bee populations
Example sentencesExamples
- Goulson and his colleagues exposed developing bumblebee colonies to a neonicotinoid called imidacloprid in doses comparable to what they might find in the wild.
- In general, compounds known as pyrethroids and neonicotinoids were the best performers, according to the researchers.
- Scientists are also in two minds about the potential harm of neonicotinoids, with some claiming that the actual doses used in the wild aren't enough to do any bee-related damage.
- Neonicotinoids bind irreversibly to receptors in the central nervous system of insects.
- A team at Scotland's University of Stirling fed bee colonies with doses of imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid used on maize and oilseed rape.
- A new breed of insecticides known as the neonicotinoids has been grabbing headlines recently; research indicates links to the collapse of honeybee colonies.
- They are both neonicotinoids and are applied directly to the seed by commercial seed treaters.
- A second study at the National Institute for Agricultural Research in France found that honeybees exposed to thiamethoxam, another neonicotinoid, were more than twice as likely to die outside their hives.
- New studies have strongly suggested that a class of pesticides, neonicotinoids, which are used to kill sucking insects such as aphids by paralysing their nerves, could be responsible for declining global bee populations.

Origin

1990s: from neo- + nicotinoid, a type of compound chemically related to nicotine.

Definition of neonicotinoid in US English:

neonicotinoid

nounˌnēōˈnikəˌtinoid

A systemic agricultural insecticide resembling nicotine.
studies have found a link between neonicotinoids and declining bee populations
Example sentencesExamples
- A second study at the National Institute for Agricultural Research in France found that honeybees exposed to thiamethoxam, another neonicotinoid, were more than twice as likely to die outside their hives.
- New studies have strongly suggested that a class of pesticides, neonicotinoids, which are used to kill sucking insects such as aphids by paralysing their nerves, could be responsible for declining global bee populations.
- A new breed of insecticides known as the neonicotinoids has been grabbing headlines recently; research indicates links to the collapse of honeybee colonies.
- Scientists are also in two minds about the potential harm of neonicotinoids, with some claiming that the actual doses used in the wild aren't enough to do any bee-related damage.
- In general, compounds known as pyrethroids and neonicotinoids were the best performers, according to the researchers.
- Goulson and his colleagues exposed developing bumblebee colonies to a neonicotinoid called imidacloprid in doses comparable to what they might find in the wild.
- They are both neonicotinoids and are applied directly to the seed by commercial seed treaters.
- Neonicotinoids bind irreversibly to receptors in the central nervous system of insects.
- A team at Scotland's University of Stirling fed bee colonies with doses of imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid used on maize and oilseed rape.

Origin

1990s: from neo- + nicotinoid, a type of compound chemically related to nicotine.

词汇	neonicotinoid
释义	Definition of neonicotinoid in English: neonicotinoid noun ˌniːə(ʊ)ˈnɪkətɪnɔɪdˌnēōˈnikəˌtinoid A systemic agricultural insecticide resembling nicotine. studies have found a link between neonicotinoids and declining bee populations Example sentencesExamples Goulson and his colleagues exposed developing bumblebee colonies to a neonicotinoid called imidacloprid in doses comparable to what they might find in the wild. In general, compounds known as pyrethroids and neonicotinoids were the best performers, according to the researchers. Scientists are also in two minds about the potential harm of neonicotinoids, with some claiming that the actual doses used in the wild aren't enough to do any bee-related damage. Neonicotinoids bind irreversibly to receptors in the central nervous system of insects. A team at Scotland's University of Stirling fed bee colonies with doses of imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid used on maize and oilseed rape. A new breed of insecticides known as the neonicotinoids has been grabbing headlines recently; research indicates links to the collapse of honeybee colonies. They are both neonicotinoids and are applied directly to the seed by commercial seed treaters. A second study at the National Institute for Agricultural Research in France found that honeybees exposed to thiamethoxam, another neonicotinoid, were more than twice as likely to die outside their hives. New studies have strongly suggested that a class of pesticides, neonicotinoids, which are used to kill sucking insects such as aphids by paralysing their nerves, could be responsible for declining global bee populations. Origin 1990s: from neo- + nicotinoid, a type of compound chemically related to nicotine. Definition of neonicotinoid in US English: neonicotinoid nounˌnēōˈnikəˌtinoid A systemic agricultural insecticide resembling nicotine. studies have found a link between neonicotinoids and declining bee populations Example sentencesExamples A second study at the National Institute for Agricultural Research in France found that honeybees exposed to thiamethoxam, another neonicotinoid, were more than twice as likely to die outside their hives. New studies have strongly suggested that a class of pesticides, neonicotinoids, which are used to kill sucking insects such as aphids by paralysing their nerves, could be responsible for declining global bee populations. A new breed of insecticides known as the neonicotinoids has been grabbing headlines recently; research indicates links to the collapse of honeybee colonies. Scientists are also in two minds about the potential harm of neonicotinoids, with some claiming that the actual doses used in the wild aren't enough to do any bee-related damage. In general, compounds known as pyrethroids and neonicotinoids were the best performers, according to the researchers. Goulson and his colleagues exposed developing bumblebee colonies to a neonicotinoid called imidacloprid in doses comparable to what they might find in the wild. They are both neonicotinoids and are applied directly to the seed by commercial seed treaters. Neonicotinoids bind irreversibly to receptors in the central nervous system of insects. A team at Scotland's University of Stirling fed bee colonies with doses of imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid used on maize and oilseed rape. Origin 1990s: from neo- + nicotinoid, a type of compound chemically related to nicotine.
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