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The Other Invasive Species You Need to Keep an Eye on: Japanese Beetles Emerge in Northeast Ohio
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The other invasive species you need to keep an eye on: Japanese beetles emerge in Northeast Ohio
You've probably heard about the return of spotted lanternflies in Northeast Ohio, but experts are putting out a warning on another invasive species emerging in Northeast Ohio.There is currently a spike in Japanese beetles.They usually appear after the Fourth of July.The flying insect can cause damage to a wide variety of plants, including many types of trees and shrubs.They are known for chewing on leaves, leaving only the skeleton behind, which…
The Japanese beetle, a destructive pest, has been found in France. Find out why it threatens our cultures and how to protect itself from them.
Japanese beetles are considered particularly harmful. Five of this invasive species have now been discovered in Lindau.
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