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New Natural Compounds Combat Mosquitoes
It's no secret that mosquitoes are the cause of a lot of suffering in the world. Malaria, Dengue fever, chikungunya, and West Nile are just a few names infamously associated with those little bloodsuckers that we all hate. Now researchers have discovered a number of natural compounds found in some plants that could help limit insect growth and mosquito populations.
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