Biology
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Aloe Vera Peels and Rinds Have Bioactive Compounds Useful as Natural Pesticide [Study]
At a meeting of the American Chemical Society on August 17, researchers showed how aloe vera peels can act as a natural insecticide, staving off insects from crops such as maize or millet.
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