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For rusty patched bumble bees, low genetic diversity between colonies and other genetic factors underscore the fragility of their limited populations, according to a new study.

German cockroaches fed sucralose in lab tests were less likely to survive after several days, with apparent links to water loss and changes in gut bacteria.

Wasps that generate plant growths called galls commonly have large venom glands relative to body size, suggesting a key role for venom in gall formation.

Phillips might have no name recognition, a puny war chest, and no defining issues other than that he is not Joe Biden, but he is clever.

The U.S. needs more medical entomologists as it faces diseases spread by insects and arthropods. A new master's degree program aims to address the shortage.

In a study of mosquitoes in and around the Nashville Zoo, northern cardinals were found to be the most common source of the mosquitoes' blood meals.

Effective and affordable tick management at the community level has long been sought after, but a new study shows the necessary costs remain steep.

New research on nuisance arthropods in homes shows the use of sticky traps in detection—and stark gaps between trap catches and what residents report.

Detecting pests across large areas means placing vast numbers of traps. A new study shows traps in parallel lines could lower costs compared to grids.

A new review examines global patterns of resistance to Bt crops and outlines strategies for maximizing sustainability of this important pest management tool.