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Loss of trees from gypsy moths and oaks may have bright note
In Pennsylvania, studies by Sam Cole and others suggest the gypsy moth and oak leaf roller, while devastating, could shift forests toward greater diversity. Some scientists see potential wildlife benefits from increased sunlight on forest floors, though experts warn recovery will take decades and vary by region.
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Harrisurg
UPI
Pennsylvani
Pennsvania
Sam Cole
Bureauf Forestry
Department of Environmental Resource
Pennsylvana
New England
Susquehanna River
Cobb
Suquehanna
Paul Wiegman
Western
Pennsylvania
Wiegman
James Lindsey
Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Penn State
Jerry Hassinger
DER
Hassinger