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New Spotted Lanternfly Working Group meeting in July

Posted on July 5, 2018 by southernipmcenter

Spotted lanternfly is a new invasive pest recently detected in southeastern Pennsylvania that feeds voraciously on many hosts, including grapes, hops, tree fruit, trees, and ornamentals.

The first Spotted Lanternfly Working Group meeting will be held July 16-17, 2018, at Albright College, Reading, PA.

Read more about the meeting and register to attend at: http://neipmc.org/go/NdpQ

The Northeastern IPM Center is monitoring reports about the pest and has initiated the Spotted Lanternfly Working Group.

Filed under: featured | Tagged: invasive insects, invasive species, Northeastern IPM Center, spotted lanternfly, working groups |

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