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Their most recent research revealed that the larval offspring of the wood-borer native to China can feed and thrive on tree species whose tissues would sicken their parents, perhaps explaining how the beetle expands its range, even when its preferred host trees -- maples, elms and willows -- are not nearby.
Posted: 2019-08-12 23:56:00
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