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Spotted lanternflies, an invasive species damaging crops and hardwoods, have re-emerged in Ohio as mating season begins. The entire state is under quarantine, with officials advising to crush visible insects and eggs, and use targeted insecticides or remove host plants to control their spread. The insects feed on various plants, including the tree of heaven, grapes, and hops, and produce honeydew that attracts pests and promotes mold growth.
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