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Bioscouring of mealybug wax using fungal enzymes for sustainable management of mealybugs in mulberry.

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Fungal Enzymes Offer a Sustainable Breakthrough Against Mulberry Mealybugs

A new study published in Discover Agriculture (2025) reveals that fungal enzymes from Aspergillus species can effectively degrade mealybug wax and suppress pest populations in mulberry, paving the way for eco-friendly pest management in sericulture.

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Aneknowledge October 29, 2025

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