New Worm for Eco-Friendly Pest Control
Recently, scientists have introduced a new ally in the battle against crop pests: a minuscule nematode species with the ability to infect and eradicate insects, offering a promising solution to eco-friendly pest management.
- Steinernema adamsi, named after biologist Byron Adams, presents a breakthrough in pest control, particularly in warm, humid regions where conventional methods struggle.
- This discovery marks a significant advancement in pest management, expanding the repertoire of nematodes within the Steinernema genus, which have long been utilized in agriculture for their pesticide-free pest control capabilities.
- Despite the existence of numerous Steinernema species, researchers are continually seeking new variants ....
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