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This parasite could save gardens from a destructive beetle
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July 23, 2026
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5:30Now PlayingGardeners, rejoice! 🌱🐛 Well, tentatively, anyway. Entomologists are hot on the trail of a possible parasite of the invasive Japanese beetle in Nova Scotia that could help keep the population of the destructive bug in check. The CBC's Tom Murphy spoke with Paul Abram, a research scientist in entomology and biological control at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
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