Carlsbad / Decatur / Valencia / Riverdale / Waimea / Philadelphia / Atlanta / Solon / Borneo / Foster City / Honolulu / /
Company
SAS Institute Inc. / GenBank / QIAGEN Inc. / /
Country
Taiwan / American Samoa / Cambodia / Thailand / Indonesia / Malaysia / Japan / United States / Vietnam / Singapore / / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
In plant / Linfield College / Stainback Highway / Plant Protection / On catchment / Atlanta Veterans Administration Medical Center / University of Hawai‘i / Plant Health Inspection Service / /
IndustryTerm
dog food / food items / machinery / important carrier / building materials / food sources / food / cat food / bird food / particle filtering systems / /
NaturalFeature
Hawai‘i / East Hawai‘i Island / Hawai‘i Island / i Island / /
Organization
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service / Atlanta Research and Education Foundation / Atlanta Veterans Administration Medical Center / U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service / U.S. Pacific Basin Agricultural Research Center / Agricultural Research Service / Linfield College / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Agency of Toxic Substances and Disease Registry / US Federal Reserve / Division of Parasitic Diseases / Academy of Natural Sciences / University of Hawai‘i / /
Person
Kenneth Hayes / Robert G. Hollingsworth / Arnold Hara / Robert Cowie / Semi-Slug Pest / / /
Distribution of Parmarion cf. martensi (Pulmonata: Helicarionidae), a New Semi-Slug Pest on Hawai‘i Island, and Its Potential as a Vector for Human Angiostrongyliasis1 Robert G. Hollingsworth,2,3 Rachel Kaneta,3,4 Jame