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Dogs trained to sniff out spotted lanternflies could help reduce spread

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Cornell University study found trained dogs were better than humans at detecting egg masses in forested areas near vineyards .

The spotted lanternfly, which was first detected in Pennsylvania in 2014 , has since spread to 18 other states, including New York .

It's a threat to grapes, apples, hops, and maple and walnut trees.

Spotted lanternfly infestation in a vineyard can cause 80% to 100% mortality of the vines in one growing season .

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