Instead of immediately reaching for a new dose of insecticide against every pest, can we leave some of the work to nature? This is precisely the question that underlies the project of young researchers at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Novi Sad, who are trying to develop a model for biological control of economically important species of bedbugs in hazelnut plantations.
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Instead of immediately reaching for a new dose of insecticide against every pest, can we leave some of the work to nature? This is precisely the question that underlies the project of young researchers at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Novi Sad, who are trying to develop a model for biological control of economically important species of bedbugs in hazelnut plantations.