A topical mosquito control spray product includes active and inert ingredients. The active ingredients include peppermint oil, clove oil, rosemary oil and geraniol and the inert ingredients include sunflower oil, triethyl citrate, water, vanillin, monolaurin and lecithin.

A topical mosquito control spray product includes active and inert ingredients. The active ingredients include peppermint oil, clove oil, rosemary oil and geraniol and the inert ingredients include sunflower oil, triethyl citrate, water, vanillin, monolaurin and lecithin.

A topical mosquito repellent and sunscreen product includes active and inert ingredients. The active ingredients include natural materials and may include soybean oil, clove oil, thyme oil and geraniol and the inert ingredients include bees wax, sunflower oil, steric acid, zinc oxide, water, vanillin, lecithin, and triethyl citrate.

A topical mosquito repellent and sunscreen product includes active and inert ingredients. The active ingredients include natural materials and may include soybean oil, clove oil, thyme oil and geraniol and the inert ingredients include bees wax, sunflower oil, steric acid, zinc oxide, water, vanillin, lecithin, and triethyl citrate.

A topical mosquito repellent and sunscreen product includes active and inert ingredients. The active ingredients include natural materials and may include soybean oil, clove oil, thyme oil and geraniol and the inert ingredients include bees wax, sunflower oil, steric acid, zinc oxide, water, vanillin, lecithin, and triethyl citrate.

The disclosure is generally directed to methods for screening, identifying, and producing microorganisms capable of imparting beneficial properties to plants. In some aspects, improved plant-associated soil microorganisms are generated by experimental evolution using a plant root exudate or root exudate compound.

The disclosure is generally directed to methods for screening, identifying, and producing microorganisms capable of imparting beneficial properties to plants. In some aspects, improved plant-associated soil microorganisms are generated by experimental evolution using a plant root exudate or root exudate compound.

The preparation, composition, and method of use of an antibacterial formulation utilizing tannins, acceptable for agriculture and for use against bacterial and fungicidal diseases in plants. The composition is based on an organic matrix and may be balanced with dispersants, flocculants and humectants, and may be used against a wide range of agricultural bacterial diseases.

Provided are transgenic plants expressing MtDef5 antifungal proteins and peptides exhibiting high levels of resistance to susceptible fungi. Such transgenic plants contain a recombinant DNA construct comprising a natural or heterologous signal peptide sequence operably linked to a nucleic acid sequence encoding these molecules. Also provided are methods of producing such plants, methods of protecting plants against susceptible fungal infection and damage, as well as compositions that can be applied to the locus of plants, comprising microorganisms expressing these molecules, or these molecules themselves, as well as pharmaceutical compositions containing these molecules. Human and veterinary therapeutic use of MtDef5 antifungal proteins and peptides to treat susceptible fungal infections are also encompassed by the invention.

Provided are transgenic plants expressing MtDef5 antifungal proteins and peptides exhibiting high levels of resistance to susceptible fungi. Such transgenic plants contain a recombinant DNA construct comprising a natural or heterologous signal peptide sequence operably linked to a nucleic acid sequence encoding these molecules. Also provided are methods of producing such plants, methods of protecting plants against susceptible fungal infection and damage, as well as compositions that can be applied to the locus of plants, comprising microorganisms expressing these molecules, or these molecules themselves, as well as pharmaceutical compositions containing these molecules. Human and veterinary therapeutic use of MtDef5 antifungal proteins and peptides to treat susceptible fungal infections are also encompassed by the invention.