The western corn rootworm, one of many world’s most damaging maize pests, can use plant protection compounds to defend itself towards its personal pure enemies, so-called entomopathogenic nematodes. Nonetheless, the nematodes can grow to be immune towards these compounds in flip, which boosts their means to battle the western corn rootworm, as researchers present. This mechanism might contribute to bettering organic pest management.
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