Biology
Mosquito Management: Flower Attraction Could Be Utilized to Reduce Disease and Improve Pest Control
Asian tiger mosquitoes prefer to lay their eggs near flowers, suggesting we could lure these pests into traps using certain flower fragrances. This could help control the spread of mosquito-transmitted disease.
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