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New Invasive Insect Detected in South Carolina
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New Invasive Insect Detected in South Carolina
CLEMSON, S.C. — South Carolina agricultural experts have confirmed the first detection of a new invasive insect species in the state: the two-spotted leafhopper. Also referred to as the “cotton jassid,” the insect was first identified at the Edisto Research and Education Center in Blackville. The insect migrated north from Florida, where it was initially detected in the U.S., and through Georgia. Researchers are debating a common name for this n…
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