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- Periwinkle Combats Citrus Crop Disease
- Exotic Beetle Spreads Deadly Disease to Native Plants
- Lady Bugs to Rescue in the Galapagos
- Keeping Invasives in Check
- Top Ten Invasive Species
- Stopping Lionfish Invasion
- Center Staff Leads Workshop at 25th Annual FL EPPC...
- Counting the Cost of Invasive Species
- Pulling Together Initiative - 2010 Request for Pro...
- New Insect Resistant Rice Seed
- 95 Million Year Old Insects Found
- Pressure Washer to Blast Invasive Species
- Rock Snot Attacks
- Forests at Risk Because of Swiss Needle Cast
- Species of Invasive Fish Walk on Land and Climb Trees
- Grants to Restore Wetlands Help Control Invasive S...
- New Regulations to Help Fight Aquatic Invasive Spe...
- CISEH Makes Headlines on Southeast AgNet
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