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Line 61: The removal of boxelder trees and maple trees can help control boxelder bug populations, but of course will also result in the loss of a potentially native tree.<ref name="Alan H. Roe"/> Providing ample native woodland or other natural landscape helps Boxelder bugs overwinter without becoming a nuisance, along with helping many other species within the same [[ecosystem]] such as [[ground bees]] also native to North America. ==Relationship to agriculture and gardening==

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