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Delhi Study Reveals Mosquito Resistance to Insecticide Alpha-Cypermethrin
Delhi researchers warn that mosquitoes are becoming resistant to alpha-cypermethrin, a common insecticide. The University of Delhi's study shows reduced effectiveness and highlights the need for diverse pest control strategies. This resistance poses a significant challenge in managing Aedes aegypti populations, emphasizing the urgency for innovative solutions in mosquito management.
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