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MONDAY, Sept. 26, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- Just as a person might be drawn to a particular scent, so, too, are mosquitoes.

Taking place beginning at 12 p.m. (EST), PCT's fall Vendor Showcase will feature leading product suppliers and other industry professionals as they share their product expertise, best practices and more as it relates to pest control.

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Named for RISE’s first president, the award is the organization’s most distinguished volunteer honor and recognizes exemplary leadership and outstanding contributions to the specialty pesticide and fertilizer industry, and to RISE.

[A UC Riverside-led team discovered the exact chemical combination that causes Zika, dengue and yellow fever-spreading mosquitoes to locate and land on their victims.]

Zunex won with an eye-catching design highlighted by a spider on a shield emerging where the color scheme changes.

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are guided toward their victims by a scent from human skin. The exact composition of that scent has not been identified until now.

Wildlife Control Supplies offers the WCS Special Pro cage traps, which have been designed for professionals to the company’s exact specifications.

A fragrance from human skin directs mosquitoes that transmit Zika, dengue, and yellow fever toward their victims. Up until this point, the precise makeup of tha

A fragrance from human skin directs mosquitoes that transmit Zika, dengue, and yellow fever toward their victims. Up until this point, the precise makeup of that smell was unknown. Mosquitoes That Spread Illness Are Attracted by Chemical Mixture in Human Skin, Says Study.