Termite control: Purdue develops insecticide and fungus combination, could be more effective

A new Purdue University-developed technology concept could provide pest control companies with a more effective way to control termites and prevent associated damage. The technology works by targeting the termite's resistance genes that help the insect fight off a known fungus that can effectively eliminate termites. "Termites damage approximately 600,000 homes in the U.S. each ["]

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