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   What is the European gypsy moth?

   • The European gypsy moth is a destructive pest throughout the northern hemisphere, particularly for shade, fruit, and ornamental trees, and hardwood forests in the eastern U.S.

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   Is Gypsy Moth a spongy moth?

   • The common name of Gypsy moth has been officially changed to spongy moth . Spongy moth, native to Europe, was introduced and accidentally released in Massachusetts in 1869. Spongy moth ( Lymantria dispar ) is a serious pest of oak trees in Maryland and is considered a major forest pest.

   Spongy (Gypsy) Moths and Caterpillars on Trees

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   Why is it important to control gypsy moths?

   • It is important to control gypsy moths because their caterpillars can quickly cause significant damage to trees and plants. The scientific name for the gypsy moth is Lymantria dispar dispar, or LDD moth, which is becoming more common to avoid the use of a slur in the common name.

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