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‘Ant-Stinging Wasps’ that Catch Tree Pests… Patent Filed for Mass Rearing Technology

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A technology for mass-rearing the 'ant sting wasp,' a natural enemy of tree-disease pests, has been developed in Chungnam. The Chungnam Agricultural Research and Extension Services announced on the 3rd that it filed a patent application for the mass rearing technology on the 27th of last month. The ant sting wasp is a natural enemy that parasitizes longhorn beetles that damage fruit trees or forests, and it resembles an ant in appearance.
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A technology for mass-rearing the 'ant sting wasp,' a natural enemy of tree-disease pests, has been developed in Chungnam. The Chungnam Agricultural Research and Extension Services announced on the 3rd that it filed a patent application for the mass rearing technology on the 27th of last month. The ant sting wasp is a natural enemy that parasitizes longhorn beetles that damage fruit trees or forests, and it resembles an ant in appearance.

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한겨레 broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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