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corn rootworms are trapped and grown inside a tent in the test cornfield

Thousands of adult rootworm beetles live inside each of these screen tents distributed across University of Illinois research plots. The tents keep them strictly isolated to one variety of corn by restricting their flight.

Commissioned by: Scientific American