Scientists researching wasps that may protect B.C. berries

Muzammil Hussain July 23, 2024
A black wasp and a golden-brown fly on top of a blueberry crown.

Tiny wasps that lay body-bursting eggs in invasive insects may be able to help B.C. berry growers protect their crops.

Tiny wasps that lay body-bursting eggs in invasive insects may be able to help B.C. berry growers protect their crops.A black wasp and a golden-brown fly on top of a blueberry crown.

Tiny wasps that lay body-bursting eggs in invasive insects may be able to help B.C. berry growers protect their crops.

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