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Spongy Moth Overview for 2022

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May 2, 2022

  • Deborah McCullough

Deb McCullough, MSU professor of forest entomology and experienced expert of spongy moth, formally gypsy moth, provides an overview of spongy moth, including strategies homeowners can utilize to minimize spongy moth effects on yard trees. 

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