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The Alert Is Growing on Both Sides of the Uruguay River Due to the Advance of the Red Picudo
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The detection of the insect in the vicinity of Colonia Elía triggered the alarm in the region and led Entre Ríos to activate a contingency plan and strengthen controls. In this framework, Gualeguaychú prepares sensors with artificial intelligence to detect the activity of the pest in the palm trees, while, on the other side of the Uruguay River, Salto monitors more than 200 specimens and maintains surveillance traps. In turn, the Senasa expanded…
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