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flag Study finds dogs outperform humans in detecting invasive spotted lanternfly eggs in forests near vineyards.

flag A Cornell University study reveals that dogs trained to detect spotted lanternfly egg masses are more effective than humans in forested areas near vineyards, while humans are better in vineyards. flag The invasive spotted lanternfly, first found in Pennsylvania, threatens various crops and has spread to 18 states. flag Early detection is crucial, and the study suggests using both trained dogs and human surveys to control infestations, potentially reducing pesticide use and economic damage.

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