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Xephyr, a Boston terrier, outperformed experienced human searchers at finding spotted lanternfly egg masses in nature. “She’s a machine at finding odor,” said her owner, Debi Persing. Photo courtesy of Debi Persing.

Could your dog help fight the spotted lanternfly? A new study makes the case

June 16, 2026June 9, 2026 by Virginia Tech News
Originally posted by Marya Barlow
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The Invasive Species Collaborative (ISC) at Virginia Tech aims to position the university as a center of excellence in the science, policy, and management of invasive species by bridging disciplinary divides, driving innovative solutions, and engaging in team science.

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