Antsy for apples

Student picks apples for insect research

Biochemistry senior Rosie Jaremba picks crab apples on June 4, 2012 near the Plant Science Greenhouses on Wilson Road. The crab apples were meant to feed a research colony of pest insects. Julia Nagy/The State News

Biochemistry and molecular biology/biotechnology senior Rosie Jaremba picks crab apples on Monday near the Plant Science Greenhouses on Wilson Road. The crab apples were meant to feed a research colony of pest insects.

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