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Penn State Extension aids in identifying high-risk areas for spotted lanternfly
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October 1, 2019

Penn State Extension aids in identifying high-risk areas for spotted lanternfly

By Marcie

UNIVERSITY PARK — Identifying potential spotted lanternfly stomping grounds beyond Pennsylvania’s current 14-county quarantine zone is the focus of a survey now being carried out by Penn State Extension.

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