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  • 30Jul2020

    Prevention of Alien Species in Summer

    Some alien species (mosquitoes, ticks) have greater rates of density during the summer

    • Insects
    • CitizenScience
    3May2019

    Takahashia japonica, new scale insect for Europe

    Scale insects are among the most common invaders of new geographical areas, and are the second largest group of alien insects in Europe.

    • Insects
    19Mar2018

    Spring is coming! Beetles @ work!

    In few weeks, pests' populations will be on the rise, ravaging several plants. Among those, the invasive Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica), a 1cm long insect, native to Japan, spotted for the first time in Europe in July 2014 close to the river Ticino, in Northern Italy.

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