Education
Joyla Furlano and Ariel Frame speak with Aida Parvizi, Masters student in Biology, about her work on the armyworm moth and how she may be able to use spermatophores of the males to determine the natal origin of these pests.
Hosted by: Ariel Frame & Joyla Furlano
Produced by: Gregory Robinson
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