Invasive trees in low-income areas of Baltimore and Washington D.C. are increasing mosquito numbers by providing food for larvae, leading to faster growth and higher disease transmission risk. The study highlights plant quality as a critical factor in mosquito control strategies.
Invasive trees in low-income areas of Baltimore and Washington D.C. are increasing mosquito numbers by providing food for larvae, leading to faster growth and higher disease transmission risk. The study highlights plant quality as a critical factor in mosquito control strategies.