Dead flies could be used to make biodegradable plastic, scientists say
by Helena Horton Environment reporter from on (#6DTS1)
Polymer from black soldier flies seen as promising source as it has no other competing uses such as food
Dead flies could be turned into biodegradable plastic, researchers have said.
The finding, presented at the autumn meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS), could be useful as it is difficult to find sources for biodegradable polymers that do not have other competing uses.
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