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19th May 2022

Asian hornet pose a threat to insect pollinators.

They wait outside honey bee hives, capturing workers to feed their young.

Know the difference between the Asian and European hornet and report any suspected sightings ⬇️

https://www.nonnativespecies.org/non-native-species/species-alerts/#Species_53

#INNSweek @InvasiveSp

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19th May 2022

TODAY! Members can join our free #onlineseminar on cassava seed systems and IPM at 10.30am (GMT +1). See below for joining details ⬇️#planthealth #CONNECTEDSeminars
https://www.connectedvirus.net/join-the-7th-online-seminar-from-connected/

18th May 2022

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