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Franchement cela fait le buzz sur le net. 7 publications en 24h malheureusement en copier coller sur des supports anglo-saxons différents .Grâce à Al Qaïda organisation charitable bien connue jamais à cours d’imagination sur les nouvelles formes de terrorisme, les services secrets américains et israéliens se sont inquiétés de la présence possible dans les fruits ou légumes de "Pests" non désirés et ont cherché des moyens de détection rapides et non invasifs. 

L’un des agents secrets devait avoir un palmier dans son jardin et voilà ce qui fait le buzz. On reste quand même sur notre faim......

It’s all the Red Palm Weevil’s fault, a pest inhabiting palm trees and occasionally causing their death. Reports from all over the world, including the U.S. and Israel, mention falling palm trees or trees that have to be uprooted, after the red palm weevil did its work.

Dr. Freddy Pachys developed a solution for identifying the weevil and other pests, based on x-ray scanning and software. His solution can scan infected palm trees – as well as incoming or outgoing agricultural produce – without touching the scanned objects. Harmful pests infecting produce while in transfer, such as the red palm weevil and others, are a serious economic threat. Early identification of pests using this sort of system will help protect countries against agricultural terror attacks.

Dr. Pachys is a senior researcher in the FIRST group, a part of the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response (ITTR). The multi-disciplinary group conducts research on decision making and the impact of future technologies on society.

Autre exemple :

http://entomologytoday.org/2013/12/19/video-shows-u-s-customs-agents-screening-for-invasive-insect-pests/