Dr. Thomas Kollars, Chief Scientific Advisor for MIT and his New Biopesticide ProVectorTM Bti Designed to Eradicate Mosquitoes Featured on a CNN inside Africa Report Concerning Malaria
(BUSINESS WIRE)--CNN recently aired a feature story on Dr. Kollars new invention the ProVectorTM Bti a flower containing the biopesticide Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti) for use in killing mosquitoes especially those transmitting deadly diseases such as malaria, dengue fever, rift valley fever, and others. (Copy and paste the following to your browser to see the CNN report) http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/international/2009/06/09/inside.africa.06.06.bk.c.cnn
What makes ProVectorTM Bti unique is, it is the first commercially available device to imitate a flower to which adult mosquitoes will come to feed on digesting the biopesticide Bti contained inside. It was designed with the philosophy of keeping “Green” and made of virtually indestructible plastic which reduces waste and it only allows mosquitoes to feed on it, eliminating the spread of pesticides into the environment. Dr. Kollars’ believes his invention will help to reduce mosquito populations down in geographical locations to threshold levels where in nature these types of diseases will cycle out of the mosquito population.
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Dr. Thomas Kollars, Chief Scientific Advisor for MIT and his New Biopesticide ProVectorTM Bti Designed to Eradicate Mosquitoes Featured on CNN
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