Professor warns of larva spread via oak imports

Ecology professor Christer Björkman says the larva from hell has the greatest chance of establishing itself in Sweden through imports of oak.

The larva from hell continues to create chaos in Denmark. The professor highlights the risk from tree transports from other countries.

Björkman explains that every imported tree can carry eggs with it. He points especially to oak as the most likely entry route into Sweden.

The statement comes amid the ongoing situation in the neighboring country.

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