Nasonia wasp: The wasps, which all fall in the Nasonia genus,also offer promise for genetic research. Photo: DPA
From The Telegraph:
Tiny parasitic wasps could be used as pesticides to protect crops after researchers carried out the most detailed ever study of the creatures.
A group of scientists who sequenced the genomes of three parasitic wasp species say their work has revealed that the tiny insects have features useful for both pest control and medicine, and could even improve understanding of genetics and evolution.
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