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MOROCCO 2004. Desert locust invasion
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MOROCCO 2004. Desert locust invasion
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MOROCCO 2004. Desert locust invasion
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MOROCCO 2004. Desert locust invasion
26 July 2004, Agadir - A scientist at the National Centre for Locust Control studying the effects of biological control agents made from plants that repel the locust or have a negative impact on their development. FAO and other countries are actively seeking a safer replacement for conventional pesticides by testing a fungus that attacks locusts in the field and a natural hormone that disrupts the insects' normal behaviour.
07/26/2004
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Morocco
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© FAO/Giampiero Diana
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http://www.fao.org/newsroom/en/focus/2004/51040/article_51047en.html
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FAO. Editorial use only. Photo credit must be given.