Erin Negley | LNP / LancasterOnline
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Spotted lanternflies first showed up in Pennsylvania 10 years ago. Here's what agriculture educators, entomologists and other experts have learned since. -
For honeybees, spotted lanternflies reach maturity just when their food sources start to disappear. The bees like to eat lanternfly honeydew, and turn it into an earthy and smoky honey.
