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New chemical kills 95% of termites without harming humans

Researchers have developed a new chemical treatment, bistrifluron, which effectively eliminates 95% of drywood termites by disrupting their molting process without posing harm to humans. This innovation offers a promising, safer alternative for managing termite infestations in residential areas.

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