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Spotted lanternflies might not be tree killers, according to a Penn State study

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In August, researchers in Pennsylvania State University published their findings on a four-year study to see if the plant-killing pest is as deadly to local plants as first believed by officials in 2014. The study took various trees that lanternflies like to feed on, like red and silver maple, river birch, weeping willow, and the lanternfly’s favorite food, tree of heaven.

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Spotted lanternflies might not be tree killers, according to a Penn State study

Spotted lanternfly isn't as destructive as previously thought, according to a recent Penn State study.

·Philadelphia, United States
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Inquirer broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Sunday, September 24, 2023.
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