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halys, and whether these could be as effective as their related Asian species, sentinel egg masses of H. To test whether generalist egg parasitoids of European Pentatomidae have the potential to control H. Halyomorpha halys was accidentally introduced into Switzerland around 2004 and has recently spread to several additional areas in Europe, with established populations documented in France, Italy, Greece and Hungary.
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