Swiss Researchers Identify Climate Factors Affecting Ticks and Invasive Beetles

Swiss experts suggest that persistent high temperatures and drought conditions could adversely impact tick populations and the larvae of the invasive Japanese beetle.

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Nieoczekiwany sojusznik w walce z kleszczami. Nowe ustalenia badaczy ze Szwajcarii

Utrzymujące się wysokie temperatury i susza mogą niekorzystnie wpływać na kleszcze oraz larwy inwazyjnego chrząszcza japońskiego – wskazują szwajcarscy eksperci.

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Swiss Researchers Identify Climate Factors Affecting Ticks and Invasive Beetles

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Nieoczekiwany sojusznik w walce z kleszczami. Nowe ustalenia badaczy ze Szwajcarii

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