Biology for art's sake

Hannah Hoag
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Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6986, 886-887

Abstract: Paintings and other works of art are under attack from insects and fungi. Conventional pesticides don't help — they, too, can damage precious artefacts. Hannah Hoag meets a biologist who is finding gentler alternatives.

Date: 2004
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