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Tiger mosquitoes blamed for spread of dengue fever: Most invasive species

As dengue fever continues to spread throughout Europe, experts are blaming an invasive mosquito species as the culprit. Infectious disease experts share words of caution.

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Spreading rapidly : KDA highlights invasive species

TOPEKA (KSNT) – As part of National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW), the Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) highlighted some of the worst invasive species of plants and animals in the state. The KDA highlighted six particularly invasive species on Monday, these included: the Spotted Lanternfly, Spongy Moth, Red Imported Fire Ant, Callery (Bradford) Pear […]

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Remove These Masses Growing on Your Indiana Property ASAP

Be on the lookout for these masses growing all over your property because they happen to be eggs for an invasive insect species in Indiana.

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Remove These Masses Growing on Your Indiana Property ASAP

Be on the lookout for these masses growing all over your property because they happen to be eggs for an invasive insect species in Indiana.

United statesChester countySwitzerland countyRyan obryanKat mykalsIndiana department of natural resourcesUs department of agricultureNational invasive species information centerNational centers for environmental informationDivision of entomology plant pathologyPoison hemlockSpotted lanternflyInvasive species information centerRemove lanternfly eggPlant pathologyMight encounter

Remove These Masses Growing on Your Indiana Property ASAP

Be on the lookout for these masses growing all over your property because they happen to be eggs for an invasive insect species in Indiana.

United statesSwitzerland countyChester countyRyan obryanKat mykalsUs department of agricultureIndiana department of natural resourcesDivision of entomology plant pathologyNational invasive species information centerNational centers for environmental informationPoison hemlockSpotted lanternflyInvasive species information centerRemove lanternfly eggPlant pathologyMight encounter

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