Southern New England Trees Get Help from a Fungus and a Virus -- and Rain >
Southern New England, now in its second year of a gypsy moth outbreak, is finally seeing some relief, thanks to a fungus that went dormant during an extended drought in the region and a virus that spreads like the common cold.
- current events
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- STEM
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- deforestation
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- outbreak
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- gypsy moth
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- pest
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- drought
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- fungus
