Science Daily

When Science Daily published its press release from UVM, the HWA/MycoMax story quickly went to major science sites in just about every major country. (The Science Daily is actually published before the UVM story, even though UVM released it.)

Holding an eastern hemlock branch, University of Vermont researcher Scott Costa points out the the white growth of hemlock woolly adelgid. Costa's new "whey-based fungal micro-factory" technology promises to control this exotic pest. (Image courtesy of University of Vermont)