Automated pheromone traps aim to simplify forest pest monitoring

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Oct 1, 2024, 12:49 pm300 pts
Despite being widely popular, moths, and their larvae in particular, are not always welcome in forests, parks and gardens. Some moth species constitute a real threat to forests when they appear en masse.

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