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Yale University scientists have discovered that diallyl disulfide, a compound found in garlic, reduces the mating and egg-laying behavior of mosquitoes and flies, including disease-carrying species such as Aedes aegypti and tsetse flies. Experiments have shown that this compound can positively influence the behavior of harmful insects, increasing the likelihood of using it as a natural method for pest control.
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