Cedarville University Researchers Pursue Mosquito Repellant Solution
But a tropical fruit not very well known to Americans, but available in many places around the world, might provide a solution.
- But a tropical fruit not very well known to Americans, but available in many places around the world, might provide a solution.
- A team of researchers from Cedarville University is looking into the potential bacteria-killing, insect-repelling properties of soapberry extract.
- A missionary told Cedarville professors about the potential bactericidal and insect-repelling properties of soapberries, and Veenstra decided to take up the project.
- The researchers are also working to find the right concentration of soapberry extract for a solution of soapberry extract and water.