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Study reveals acorns predict rise in Lyme disease-carrying ticks

Research indicates that acorn production can predict increases in Lyme disease-carrying ticks, with high acorn years leading to a 30-40% rise in infected nymphs two years later. This finding shifts the focus...

Scientific American · · 2 min read

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