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Economic impact of the red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta (Buren), in Texas

Charles Kevin Brinkley

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I would also like to acknowledge my parents, Charles and Faye Brinkley, for giving me the dreams to do things I

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I would also like to acknowledge my parents, Charles and Faye Brinkley, for giving me the dreams to do things I

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I would also like to acknowledge my parents, Charles and Faye Brinkley, for giving me the dreams to do things I

Key concepts: Red imported fire ant, Fire ant, Forestry, Geography, Environmental science, Biology, Ecology, Hymenoptera

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