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Worse than the spotted lanternfly? A new disease is killing beech trees in Pa. and N.J.

This could be a much worse threat than the spotted lanternfly, experts say. The beech is one of the prevalent trees in forests throughout the Mid-Atlantic, and the disease is spreading rapidly.

An example of how beech leaf disease (BLD) attacks leaves.
An example of how beech leaf disease (BLD) attacks leaves.Read moreMatt Borden / Bartlett Tree Experts