SwaleLab

Associate professor of Insect physiology and toxicology at the University of Florida that focuses on development of new insecticides

[SwaleLab @SwaleLab]

Check out our recent publication that shows potential impacts of herbicide and insecticide mixtures to honeybees, which was funded by @USDA_NIFA . @UFEntNem @UFExplore @UFhoneybeelab @UNLEntomology @EsaPbt @USDAScience

https://t.co/Z46Xi9kxlY

[SwaleLab @SwaleLab]

Check out our recent work where we generate systemic movement of novel insecticides throughout a plant to prevent aphid feeding. @LSUAgCenter @lsuresearch @UFEntNem @EsaPbt @UFExplore https://t.co/QNEHN5lyVT

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Check out our recent publication describing the mechanism of toxicity of nootkatone, which is a natural active ingredient that was recently registered by the EPA for use against #mosquitoes and #ticks. @FL_VBDCoE @_SOVE_ @CDCgov @EPA @LSUAgCenter
https://t.co/TmfskUkSXT.

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Check out our paper just published in @CommsBio that suggests #mosquito potassium channels are critical for salivation, blood feeding, and vectorial competency of #dengue virus. @LSUAgCenter @LSUResearch @LSUCollegeofAg @_SOVE_ @ArboNews

https://t.co/F8noXjbYDq

[LSU AgCenter @LSUAgCenter]

LSU AgCenter researchers are working to learn more about how viruses affect bees’ vision with help from a
@USDA_NIFA grant!🐝 #Bees #Research

@SwaleLab @thelordlab https://t.co/0Tr0d6a1q0