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  1. Gypsy moths get sick too!

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    Author(s): Leah S. Bauer
    Date: 1999
    Source: Forest Service North Central Resesearch Station. p. 2-3. (1999)
    Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
    Station: North Central Research Station
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    Description

    In June, those large, black, hairy caterpillars really begin to get your attention as they devour your trees, pelt you car with unpleasent dropping, and lounge about on your porch. I am describing the gysy moth, of course, an annoying caterpillar because of its voracious appette, large size, and abundance in many parts of eastern North America.

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    Citation

    Bauer, Leonora S. 1999. Gypsy moths get sick too!. Forest Service North Central Resesearch Station. p. 2-3. (1999)

    Keywords

    Gypsy moth, North America, caterpillar, natural enenies

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