Utricularia aurea, a carnivorous aquatic plant, is being studied for its potential in managing mosquito populations, specifically targeting Aedes aegypti and Anopheles stephensi larvae. Research demonstrates it can eliminate up to 95% of larvae in lab conditions and reduce populations by 76% in simulated breeding sites within sixteen days, showcasing promising results.

Tune in to hear "Crafty Ants, Tackling Termites, and Mosquito Control with Special Guest Jamie Ogle," on the new BugBytes podcast.

This course is designed to provide the basic information needed to do an IPM service for common general household pests such as cockroaches, rats, ants, occasional invaders, mosquitoes, and filth flies.

This course covers General Household Pests including ants, roaches, rodents, laws & regulations, flies, mosquitoes, and spill clean-up.

The nerd herd is back with another informative episode: Artificial Sweeteners, Histamines, and Ticks with Special Guest Emily Thomas Kendrick!

One of the most important reasons for pest management is the protection of public health. A number of the pests that we are charged with managing can transmit serious diseases. But do we fully understand how those diseases are transmitted from insect to human?