Berry-Eating Fly: Researchers Confirmed the Discovery of This Insect's Natural Enemy in U.S.

Berry and cherry growers in Washington have to deal with serious losses due to the devastating effects of drosophila flies on their crops. Researchers discovered that a parasitoid wasp may be very effective in curbing the flies' spread. The wasp usually lays its eggs in the flies.

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