All Stories

  1. The implementation of robotic dogs in automatic detection and surveillance of red imported fire ant nests
  2. Bioactivities of scent gland chemicals from Mictis fuscipes Hsiao (Hemiptera: Coreidae) on Solenopsis invicta Buren (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
  3. Hymalaian ant maggots under the microscope!
  4. Hitting the Road: Haplotype Diversity of Fire Ants Nesting on Disturbed Atlantic Forest Habitats
  5. Phytopathogenic fungus could be a biological control agent
  6. The Reds are Coming Up the Hill! Fire ants spread via highways & sea ports threatening biodiversity
  7. Citrus breeds resistance against Greening disease
  8. How pest weevils find and attack Camelia flowers, using chemistry.
  9. An overview of what is known about nitrogenous toxins from ants.
  10. An invasive pest bug may transmit two serious diseases to citrus : Hualongbing and Tristeza virus
  11. Wiping off Palm Tree pest bugs using sustainable fungi
  12. How do ants react to dead mates?
  13. Using venom toxins as possible chemotherapy drugs against the neglected Chagas' disease
  14. How natural enemies of ants hack communication channels
  15. Novel industrial disinfectants based on ant toxins?
  16. Improved shelf life and efficiency of insecticidal fungi to combat pest insects
  17. Venom Alkaloids of Fire ant Queens Shield from Competitor Species
  18. Commercial fungus preparation (prototype) against pest insects, such as fire ants.
  19. Venom Isosolenopsin A Delivers Rapid Knockdown of Fire Ant Competitors
  20. First insights into the molecular mechanisms behind allergy to fire ant stings.
  21. A cheat sheet for identifying fresh fire ant samples
  22. Citrus Greening Disease infection in the vector bug
  23. The infection of the pest bug 'Asian citrus psyllid' by citrus Greening Disease bacteria
  24. Hacking Nanodrop to rapidly evaluate quality of venom obtained by trivial centrifugation
  25. DIY Milking of Insect Venom
  26. Telling apart identical ant species that behave totally different!
  27. A timely literature review on the chemical diversity of ant venom toxins
  28. Oops , I did it again: a mistake! Correcting details in previous work.
  29. A short overview of the literature and biotech applications of invasive fire ants toxins
  30. Fine details on the digestive system of important household ants.
  31. Easy allergens: Live fire ants in apolar organic solvent secrete venom proteins into a water phase.
  32. Behold the larvae and pupae of the pesky 'Paulistinha' hornets from Brazil
  33. Overlooked venom proteins from Red Imported Fire Ants workers
  34. Larval Morphology of two common male Large Carpenter Ants from Brazil
  35. A straightforward synthesis of fire ant alkaloids, with comments on group chemical ecology
  36. A high-magnification inspection on the larvae of a cockroach-killing wasp
  37. Spider-hunting Wasp Grubs: What so we know?..
  38. Close-up imagery of leaf-cutting ants babies: What you'd Never expect
  39. A really close look into fire ant larvae: You can't really tell them apart.
  40. Looking into glaring chemical differences between identical populations of fire ants in Brazil
  41. Images & Description of eggs + larvae of a Thief Ant from Brazil
  42. Look at them babies! The strange larvae from a Brazilian Tree Ant
  43. What ails you? Fungi associated with the Black Crazy Ant
  44. Impressive imagery of the larvae of a Brazilian vineyard ant
  45. A highly detailed description of eggs & larvae of a common Large Carpenter Ant from Brazil
  46. The larvae of the pesky kitchen Sugar Ants, aka The Ghost Ants
  47. Detailed Microscopy Imagery & Structure of the venom gland of the Fire Ant
  48. Our pioneering study on Ant Larvae: Flower Ants Babies !
  49. Temperature limits for a Natural Enemy of Pest Cockroaches: Applied Biocontrol
  50. Ant maggots -- Did you know they are not that gross?
  51. A naturalist's view into the life-style of a cockroach-hunter parasitoid wasp
  52. More like a ghost or a dog amongst people? An unsuspected guest inside fire ant nests
  53. Cockroach Temperature Limits for Survival: Biocontrol Biotech Data
  54. Crazy Ant Babies: Have you ever thought?..
  55. Measuring the Biocontrol Capacity of a Cockroach Killer Wasp