Entomology
Research seeks insights on honeybee diets for healthier hives
Texas A&M AgriLife scientists examine sustainable beekeeping, agriculture and urban development
End of the bee-mergency? Despite blizzard and drought, populations are poised for recovery, entomologists say
Sufficient rain and mild weather indicate an upturn in late spring or early summer
What causes locusts to destroy crops? USDA-approved facility studies the insects’ Jekyll-to-Hyde transformation
Most recent outbreak caused $1.3 billion in damage across 23 countries from Ethiopia to Nepal
Something in the air: How do HVAC systems and building designs influence the spread of human pathogens?
National Institutes of Health provide funding for Texas A&M study of healthcare facilities
Bad news for the ‘deadliest animal on the planet’: Making mosquitos vulnerable to viruses that infect humans
A&M entomologist discusses potential impact on society
Little ants, big city: Insects adapt to urban life by creating super-colonies with multiple queens among sidewalks and landscaping
Entomologists publish findings in the journal Molecular Ecology
Cotton produces odors that attract pests; tweaking the plant’s genes could protect crops and improve yields
USDA and Cotton Board provide financial support for A&M project
The Lice Age: How did these tiny bloodsucking pests evolve to afflict mammal hosts, including humans?
NSF-funded project could reduce infestations, A&M researchers say
Insects are unlikely to spread coronavirus, new A&M study says
CDC-funded research answers concern about virus transmission