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Caffeine - bad for slugs, good for the environment?
Louise Simms and Michael Wilson from the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland suggest that a caffeine-based molluscicide could pose a greater environmental threat than metaldehyde, the most widely used molluscicide.
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