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Spanish Fly, scientifically known as Lytta vesicatoria, is a notable blister beetle recognized for its historical use in traditional medicine and as a source of cantharidin, a potent substance. This beetle is particularly discussed in the context of its ecological impact and its importance in various forest ecosystems. Researchers from Hungary's Forest Research Institute, led by Gyorgy Csoka, have explored the population dynamics, habitat preferences, and potential conservation efforts related to this species, contributing valuable insights to entomology and environmental science.
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Spanishfly ( Lytta vesicatoria ) Gyorgy Csoka, Hungary Forest Research Institute, Bugwood.org