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Plant-Insect Ecosystems

Section Symposium

Adapting to Evolving Knowledge of Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) Biology and Ecology for Advancing Management Practices On-Demand Presentations

California’s response to the threat of spotted lanternfly

On-Demand
Location: Colorado Convention Center
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    Presenting Author(s)

  • AC

    Andrew R. Cline

    Assistant Director
    State of California
    Sacramento, California

Spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula (White 1845), is a recently introduced insect in North America that is rapidly spreading in the eastern United States.  California’s pest prevention system is proactively taking multiple measures to mitigate the risk of introduction and establishment of spotted lanternfly within the state.  For the past three years, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has been actively engaged in developing protocols, processes, and regulations to safeguard the state from this exotic invasive species.  This presentation will outline some of the steps that have been taken to support research efforts, enact new regulations, and prepare responses for Spotted Lanternfly in California.