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The Potential Economic Effects of Red Imported Fire Ants in California By Karen Jetter, Jay Hamilton and John Klotz
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Document Date: 2013-05-15 18:58:43

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John Jay College of Criminal Justice / City University of New York / University of California / /

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irrigation equipment / repair equipment / electrical machinery / farm machinery / machinery / electrical equipment / mechanical equipment / /

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Moreno Valley / San Joaquin Valley / Sierra Nevada / /

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University of California / City University of New York / Agricultural Issues Center / Department of Entomology / University of California Cooperative Extensive / John Jay College of Criminal Justice / USDA / California Department of Food and Agriculture / /

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Klotz Jetter / John Klotz Jetter / Jay Hamilton / /

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Assistant Extension Urban Entomology Specialist / /

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Texas / Tennessee / Virginia / Orange / South Carolina / Oklahoma / Riverside County / Riverside / Los Angeles / Southern California / Florida / California / Orange County / Los Angeles County / Arkansas / /

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northern California / southeastern United States / southern Virginia / Southern California / central coast / southeastern U.S. / /

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