| 41. | Temperature is important to the gypsy moth.
|
| 42. | Even viruses that would not naturally kill gypsy moths will do so after a treatment by brighteners.
|
| 43. | It was a commercial venture that unleashed the gypsy moth in this country in the first place.
|
| 44. | Where have all the gypsy moths gone?
|
| 45. | The small larvae of the gypsy moth take to the air and are carried by the wind.
|
| 46. | The wide-scale defoliation caused by gypsy moth outbreaks has many influences on the forest and its creatures.
|
| 47. | And after stripping the trees bare, Asian gypsy moths have been known to attack nearby field crops.
|
| 48. | _In 1869, scientist Leoplold Trouvelot, living in Medford, mistakenly unleashed the first gypsy moths in North America.
|
| 49. | Gypsy moths devour oak leaves; the leaves of red maples contain alkaloid chemicals that repel the moths.
|
| 50. | Other science missions included gypsy moth eggs.
|
