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High regional variation of spotted lanternfly suitability in New York wine-growing regions signals uneven vineyard risk

2025-05-31

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The spread of the spotted lanternfly ( Lycorma delicatula ) is facilitated by its ecological flexibility and generalist diet breadth. Among 100 other plants, spotted lanternfly feed on grapevine, so high vineyard density could make suitable habitat even more attractive. This invasive polyphagous insect threatens New York viticulture, a >$6 billion industry, but the local risk remains uncertain. New York state may...

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cd160346-84a5-5057-9ca1-6682caf51a53
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10.1101/2025.05.28.656630
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