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HALTING THE MARCH OF THE ARMYWORM: FUNGUS DISCOVERY OFFERS HOPE TO AFRICAN FARMERS

1 min read • 54 mins ago • World news | The Guardian • [src]
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World news | The GuardianHALTING THE MARCH OF THE ARMYWORM: FUNGUS DISCOVERY OFFERS HOPE TO AFRICAN FARMERS54 mins ago

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South African scientist’s breakthrough research shows soil fungus could be used in fight against devastating crop pest Hearing about fields full of dead caterpillars enveloped in a mysterious white substance intrigued… Something was killing off the African armyworm – one of the most devastating pests for farmers in east and southern Africa.

World news | The Guardian reports that south African scientist’s breakthrough research shows soil fungus could be used in fight against devastating crop pest Hearing about fields full of dead caterpillars enveloped in a mysterious white substance intrigued…

The report adds: Something was killing off the African armyworm – one of the most devastating pests for farmers in east and southern Africa.

The white substance was a naturally occurring fungus and it was wiping out the caterpillar, which gained its name from its march-like advance through fields of crops.

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