One of these gnats got itself trapped in a piece of amber. Recent analysis of the amber has led to new knowledge about ancient gnat species. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have also ...

of the New York State Integrated Pest Management Program at Cornell University, told The City. Still, it wasn’t the start to summer that most people hoped for. “A plague of gnats wasn’t ...

It's best not to place a new addition close to your existing collection, because the newcomer may be infested with gnats. Dealing with one plant with gnats is simple; treating a house-wide ...

Flying adult gnats lay their eggs in moist soil, and once they get a foothold, they’re capable of churning out thousands of new offspring every three to four weeks ad nauseam. Given the meteoric ...

gnats and many insects actually detest the smell of cinnamon. "Cinnamon’s intense aroma is overwhelming to insects and as a result they will seek a new home and breeding ground away from you.

Last summer, Agans started working with Bateman on the fungus gnat, a species new to the lab. Agans described the insect as an “up-and-coming model system for experimental genetics.” There is a reason ...

It seems even the gnats in Hollywood want their time in the spotlight. The buggy situation was reminiscent of a cockroach that made its way onto the carpet at the Met Gala in New York City in 2023.

NEW YORK - If you've walked into a swarm of bugs ... Many people think they're gnats, but we've learned the bugs are aphids and they usually feed on plants and leaves. Expert Sam Anderson, an ...

Close-up of a fungus gnat (left) and yellow sticky trap catching fungus gnats (right) Q • I recently got a few new plants and now I’m noticing tiny black gnats flying around my house.

Fungus gnats are ubiquitous, and often enter the home on new houseplants. They are present outdoors, but do not cause problems in the garden setting. However, they are commonly brought indoors on ...

"Most insects in New Jersey like gnats and mosquitoes lay their last batch of eggs in late summer/early fall and then just kind of 'hang out' until a hard frost which kills them," said Matthew ...