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Tuesday, 31 Jul 2007

Spider man in the hunt for a safer insecticide

ScienceAlert - Australia

An Australian researcher is developing a new natural insecticide from spider venom that is deadly to insects yet harmless to humans, animals and the environment.

Spider man in the hunt for a safer insecticide

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