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'Super rats' a problem, says pest control firm
Salisbury Journal This new, tougher breed of pest is especially prevalent in 'hotspots' including Salisbury, Reading and Newbury. Mr Turner said: ?Businesses need to do more and have a greater awareness of health and hygiene issues and what causes problems in the first … |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 11, 2012
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Washington, Sept 11 (ANI): Odour receptors among ants is four to five times higher than most , researchers have revealed. The research team, led by Lawrence Zwiebel at Vanderbilt, recently completed the first full map of olfactory system …
Pests in the NewsSeptember 11, 2012
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Are you middle-aged or older and scared of spiders? One university research project could be interested in learning about you. The University of Queensland is calling on middle aged and older people to take part in a study about phobias. Professor Nancy …
Pests in the NewsSeptember 11, 2012
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Las Vegas is internationally known as the home of gamblers, showgirls and every variety of Elvis one can imagine. But it?s also home to some serious (and no, we?re not talking about the smut peddlers on the Strip). Scorpions, spiders …
Pests in the NewsSeptember 11, 2012
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A year into trying to make giant, invasive snails disappear from South Florida, the haven’t been beaten yet. The Florida Department of Agriculture first identified the latest infestation in September 2011. It’s not the first such invasion for Giant …
Pests in the NewsSeptember 08, 2012
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV)– might not be the best place to cut costs. Case in point? Sicily’s Pizza. On Aug. 27, inspectors found a lot more than pepperoni at the small eatery on South Durango near Spring Mountain. It was shut down with …
Pests in the NewsSeptember 08, 2012
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Insects collected over a century or more not only tell the state's ecological narrative to the state's entemologists, but provide keen insight into its present.
Pests in the NewsSeptember 07, 2012
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 Kennebec Journal |
UMaine donates 'priceless' insect collection to Maine State Museum
Kennebec Journal BUGGING OUT: Maine State Museum curator of zoology Paula Work and University of Maine professor Andrei Alyokhin inspect a case of insects included in the collection received Thursday by the Maine State Museum in Augusta from the University of Maine. |
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Daily Mail |
Plight of the honeybees: Scientists hunt deadly parasite that turns insects …
Daily Mail Scientists are attaching radio sensors to bees in a bid to find out how and when they get attacked by a deadly parasite. The Apocephalus borealis parasite attaches itself to bees, and then forces them to leave their hives, head to the outside world … |
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 ABC News |
Colorado Girl Recovering from Bubonic Plague
PCT Magazine Syngenta to Acquire DuPont's Insecticide Business. As part of the $125 million deal, Syngenta will obtain the pest control brands Advion and Acelepryn and other intellectual property. Massey Services Acquires Myers Services. Massey expands into the … 7-year-old Colo. girl recovers from bubonic plagueBelleville News Democrat |
Pests in the NewsSeptember 07, 2012
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