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                <text>&lt;p&gt;The &amp;ldquo;River Disease&amp;rdquo; (RD), a disorder impacting honeybee colonies located close to waterways with abundant riparian&lt;br /&gt;vegetation (including Sebastiania schottiana, Euphorbiaceae), kills newly hatched larvae. Forager bees from RD-affected&lt;br /&gt;colonies collect honeydew excretions from Epormenis cestri (Hemiptera: Flatidae), a planthopper feeding on trees of S.&lt;br /&gt;schottiana. First-instar honeybee larvae fed with this honeydew died. Thus, we postulated that the nectars of RD-affected&lt;br /&gt;colonies had a natural toxin coming from either E. cestri or S. schottiana. An untargeted metabolomics characterization of&lt;br /&gt;fresh nectars extracts from colonies with and without RD allowed to pinpoint xanthoxylin as one of the chemicals present in higher amounts in nectar from RD-affected colonies than in nectars from healthy colonies. Besides, xanthoxylin was also&lt;br /&gt;found in the aerial parts of S. schottiana and the honeydew excreted by E. cestri feeding on this tree. A larva feeding assay&lt;br /&gt;where xanthoxylin-enriched diets were offered to 1st&lt;br /&gt;instar larvae showed that larvae died in the same proportion as larvae did when offered enriched diets with nectars from RD-colonies. These findings demonstrate that a xenobiotic can mimic the RD syndrome in honeybee larvae and provide evidence of an interspecific flow of xanthoxylin among three trophic levels. Further, our results give information that can be considered when implementing measures to control this honeybee disease.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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                <text>Journal of Chemical Ecology,&amp;nbsp;v. 47, 2021. -- pp. 777&amp;ndash;787.</text>
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