Fungus For Biological Pest Control: Annual Report 2006

[ladycolorado]

Interesting read here on the ARS Project:
ARS Project: Ipm-Based Strategies for Biological Control of Greenhouse and Vegetable Crop Pests (409544) Annual Report .

(LC)

[Katinka]

Thanks LC for posting this.
This article goes conform with the suspects I have mentioned before.
Look at the date this article has been written. Wasn't it around 2006 where
major outbreaks have been reported?

.....The goal of this project is to develop and integrate fungi with other organisms for management of key insect pests of greenhouse and other cropping systems.

.....1)Develop fundamental knowledge of insect-fungus interactions to identify factors that characterize virulence,.
2)Improve virulence and efficacy of entomopathogenic hyphomycete fungi, and.
3)Integrate fungi into insect pest management systems.

.....2. Improve virulence and efficacy of entomopathogenic hyphomycete fungi.
2a. Evaluate B. bassiana synergism with B. thuringiensis.

....While extensive fundamental research on fungal pathogens of insects has been conducted worldwide, much remains unknown with respect to how these pathogens survive and successfully infect their insect hosts in various environments and how they can best be used for pest management....

As they say: They don't know exactly what's going on or what consequences will result from these manipulations.

If you look at the location map...see where the research locations
are aggregated...looks familiar doesn't it?
ARS : People & Places

Morgellons Disease is what I think a multiple infection of bacteria, viruses,
fungi and possible parasites artificial or mutated forms.
I believe this would explain why Morgellons Sufferers have "different" symptoms it depends with what "vector" they have been infested with for it to manifest in different ways in the human body.Either insects, over soil, over water contamination, animals, Sexually transmitted, over plazenta (born with it) etc. Like some have lesions..some don't....some have joint pains...some don't...some have it it on their head..others on the legs...It could also depend on where the "weak" point of the body is. The other common symptons are due the infection itself and the immunsystem fighting the invaders.

Despite there is presumably only ONE TRUE and only CAUSE.

While reading this article you can really see how those scientist are "fooling" around with nature. It could possibily be that this "pathogen" was accidentally losed or which would be even worse....intentionally "tested".

There will be a big price we will all have to pay for this!

Kat