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Spotted Lantern Fly could eat into Okanagan fruit and wine industries

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The Spotted Lantern Fly is not currently in B.C. but it has landed in Ontario. The insect has also been detected in 11 U.S. states, including Pennsylvania, where it has decimated the fruit and wine. The fly's preferred nesting ground is the Tree of Heaven, a fast-growing invasive plant.

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Spotted Lantern Fly could eat into Okanagan fruit and wine industries

The fly is not currently in B.C. but it has landed in Ontario

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Spotted Lantern Fly could eat into Okanagan fruit and wine industries

The fly is not currently in B.C. but it has landed in Ontario

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