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The tiny parasitoid wasp Dryinus sinicus has emerged as a leading candidate for long-term biological control of the invasive spotted lanternfly. A natural enemy of the spotted lanternfly in Asia, Dryinus sinicus is currently being evaluated by researchers in the U.S. and offers hope for reducing spotted lanternfly populations naturally and potentially easing reliance on insecticides. [Read more]
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