More than a decade after the spotted lanternfly landed in Berks County, Pa. researchers are learning more about what eats them, and what makes them thrive.

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Spotted lanternflies are once again spotted in the Nutmeg State, and experts hope they'll be stomped on. Spotted lanternfly nymphs hatched from their eggs this spring and have begun to cling to plants ...

"It's just a matter of time," a researcher said, before this invasive insect that is an East Coast nuisance pervades Michigan ...

Local wineries and other entities are on alert for an invasive inspect species that could potentially damage grapevines and ...

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The spotted lanternfly is back, and this time, it’s showing up early. The invasive pest from Asia has already been spotted in ...

The spotted lanternfly, a highly destructive invasive insect, has caused damage to crops and ornamental plants across the United States, including in New York.

Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia. Here’s what the spotted lantern flies look like and why you should destroy them at any stage, including as egg masses. Egg mass Usually ...

So far, its influence has affected 14 eastern states, including New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio and Illinois. When SLF feeds on crops, it drains sap from the plants, inhibiting photosynthesis.