Wildlife
Siren song for lamprey closer to Great Lakes use
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A pheremone that could lure the destructive sea lamprey to its death has gained registration as the first biopesticide for a vertebrate.
Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/author/dave/page/23/)
A pheremone that could lure the destructive sea lamprey to its death has gained registration as the first biopesticide for a vertebrate.
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