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Engineering Genetic Biocontrol Strategies for Large-scale Insect Population Control
The management of crop pests and invasive species presents a significant global challenge in food production, exacerbated by climate change and increased species mobility. Traditional non-specific pesticides, utilized for centuries, now pose environmental risks and encounter diminishing efficacy aga
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