Something in the air

Johnathan A. Napier ()
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Nature Sustainability, 2022, vol. 5, issue 11, 916-917

Abstract: Chemical control of insect pests is considered a necessary evil of modern intensive agricultural practices. New approaches exploiting chemical ecology and genetically modified plants as ‘green factories’ point the way to harvests that are less reliant on insecticides.

Date: 2022
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