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This is the perfect time to be outside at the moment, the transition around summer finally offering a warm and sunny weather. Some of us like to spend these months to explore new parks or hiking trails, while others prefer to take care of our own gardens or backgrounds. In one or the other parameter, you will unfortunately not be alone, asDifferent bugs And other critters also arrive in hot weather. Now experts have asked to keep an eye on a newly detected insect when you head outside. Read the rest to find out which bug officials ask you to report immediately.

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Garlic mustard is only one of the manyinvasive plants which afflict American ecosystems, especially in the northeast, midwest and northwest regions. The plant is characterized as "Earth's invasive"By the American Department of Agriculture (USDA), threatening the fauna around it by flourishing indigenous species. Garlic mustard takes its name from the garlic smell of its leaves when they are crushed and were originally cultivated in Europe and Asia. According to conservancy nature, the plant would have beenmedicinal qualities When cooked and to help soil erosion, but plant experts quickly learned that the disadvantages of the garlic mustard prevail over its advantages.

Garlic mustard "requires patience and perseverance to get rid of", says conservancy nature, and the process can take two to five years for a specific area. Plant experts debate the effectiveness ofPull from garlic, accordingNational Geographic, but an insect can be useful for controlling propagation.

Do not be fooled by the pretty white flowers which adorn from garlic mustard, while it grows earlier than other plants in order to requisition sunlight and other natural resources. Without animals that eat it, garlic mustard can spread freely. The problem has become so serious that seasonal environmental groups organize pull -ups to eliminate mustard from garlic.

"[These plants] can actuallyprevent young trees from regenerating and other indigenous growth species in these regions, "Michelle Beloskur, Mipn coordinator, toldUnited States today. "Whenever you have a dominant species, that the invasions are really gifted, you lose biodiversity [then] Habitat for anything else in this food chain."AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

But there may be hope that a strategy contains the rapid propagation of the plant. Garlic mustard aphids (Lipaphis Alliariae) wereidentified by staff In the forests and gardens of Holden in Ohio in the summer of 2021, according to a leaflet of information from theMidwest invasive factory network (Mipn). Described as "garlic mustard specialists", these tiny insects create "twisted seed pods" calls silica, in addition to a crumpled effect on the leaves.

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Garlic mustard aphids, also known as Granada aphids, were not recorded in the United States before 2021, MIPN said. Due to their potential to help control the mustard of garlic, experts try to map their distribution - and they ask for your help.

"We are interested in learning how much these aphids could be spread and learning more about them," said BeloskurUnited States today.

The insects are black, contrasting the green leaves of the garlic mustard and smaller than two millimeters. If you see a aphid on garlic mustard, this is called a positive observation, while seeing the garlic mustard without the present bug is called a negative observation.

To help experts at best, you can download theEddmaps application, which is used to map and follow the invasive species. If you identify a garlic mustard plant (it has a short rosette during the first year of its life cycle and these white flowers in two years), check the presence of the aphid of the garlic to the garlic . If a creature ramp on the sheets, report positive observation via the application - and make sure to include close images of the bugs.

If you don't see aphids, then check if the plant is damaged in any way. You can then report a negative observation of the aphid, but include a photo of the damaged plant. No bugs or damage to garlic? Report a negative observation. Once you are done, you will want to select actions, then select everything, then download.

If you have any questions about the report process, you can contact Rebecah Troutman , Biologist of natural areas in Holden Fores & Gardens, at [email protected].

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