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LSU AgCenter entomologists studying issues facing honey bees

AgCenter research examines how viruses affect honey bees' vision

AgCenter researchers awarded grants totaling $1.5 million

Roseau cane research progress discussed at summit

Biocontrol in the Diaz lab with Korey Pham: What we do at LSU: Weevil Rock You

A glimpse of the Diaz lab using biological control to to stop giant salvinia: Management Options and Outreach for Louisiana's Giant Problem: Giant Salvinia

Dr. Thomas Reagan, Forest Huval, and Megan Mulcahy along with Boyd Padgett of Plant Pathology awarded a National Institutes of Food and Agriculture grant: Three-year grant awarded to LSU AgCenter for Integrated Pest Management

Dr Claudia Husseneder of the Entomology department was interviewed for this article that highlights cool looking bugs: Bugs are Truly Spectacular.

Take a peak inside the Davis Lab: Loopers, stink bugs, other soybean bugs focus of research

Iridescence: A feature exhibition at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum. Iridescence was created in partnership with Dr. Nathan Lord, whose National Science Foundation grant and generous support from the LSU AgCenter and Department of Entomology helped make this exhibition possible.

Insects are the largest and most diverse group of organisms on earth. Almost a million species have been described by scientists with more to come: Managing Insects for Peace and Prosperity.

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The LSU AgCenter and the LSU College of Agriculture

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