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Could pheromones be a weapon in the fight against pine beetles?

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Pine beetles use pheromones to attract potential mates, but as University of Alberta professor Nadir Erbilgin explains, their chemical structure can be altered to send out a different signal. Erbilgin brought pheromone samples into the CBC Edmonton studio and described how they could help protect Canada’s forests.

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