Spotted lanternflies in the US are living longer—and cities may be helping them spread

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Dec 5, 2024, 7:30 am145 pts
Spotted lanternflies—invasive insects that first landed in the United States a decade ago—are emerging earlier and staying active later each year, according to an analysis of citizen-science data by researchers at New York University. This longer life cycle and shift in activity may be driven in part by…

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