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Two female students check a net after sampling Lake Erie for bloody red shrimp.

Behrend students discover invasive shrimp species in Lake Erie

Native forest plants rebound when invasive shrubs are removed

Invasive round gobies may be poised to decimate endangered French Creek mussels

Having stressed-out ancestors improves lizards' immune response to stress

Tree-of-heaven's prolific seed production adds to its invasive potential

Have fun learning about invasive species with a new tool from Pennsylvania 4-H

Alumni in the field: Josh Mulhollem, aquatic invasive species biologist

Growers urged to be on lookout for fall emergence of invasive onion pest

New insect pest a threat to onion and related crops in Pennsylvania

Collaboration, research key to managing invasive species

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Behrend students discover invasive shrimp species in Lake Erie

Native forest plants rebound when invasive shrubs are removed

Invasive round gobies may be poised to decimate endangered French Creek mussels

Having stressed-out ancestors improves lizards' immune response to stress

Tree-of-heaven's prolific seed production adds to its invasive potential

Have fun learning about invasive species with a new tool from Pennsylvania 4-H

Alumni in the field: Josh Mulhollem, aquatic invasive species biologist

Growers urged to be on lookout for fall emergence of invasive onion pest

New insect pest a threat to onion and related crops in Pennsylvania

Collaboration, research key to managing invasive species

From twitching lizards to noisy frogs, adaptation is often survival of the weird

Entomologists hope vigilance, research stop newly discovered spotted lanternfly

Aquatic invaders can topple plant and fish populations in Northeast

Penn State, DCNR team up to keep plant invaders out of parks

For park, surviving the Revolution easier than withstanding human use

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