Science Discovers Sweetgrass is Natural Mosquito Repellant, Native Americans Knew All Along
- Mother Nature often knows best–and when it comes to repelling mosquitoes, sweetgrass is one of its secret weapons.
- This is no surprise to Native Americans, who have long used the fragrant plant to ward off insects. But now science is finally catching up.
- In a recent study, researchers with the U.S. Department of Agriculture identified the two compounds in sweetgrass that mosquitoes don’t like: coumarin and phytol.
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