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Where’d That Boll Weevil Come From? DNA-marker technology helps keep tabs on legendary insect pest. ROB FLYNN (K2742-6)
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Document Date: 2007-08-15 14:40:26

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Weslaco / Kingsville / Ames / /

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ARS’s Cropping Systems Research Laboratory / /

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United States / Mexico / /

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Texas A&M University / Garza Agricultural Research Center / Iowa State University / Genetics Building / Texas Agricultural Experiment Station / Plant Health Inspection Service / Mexico’s National Institute / /

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Lower Rio Grande Valley / /

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USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service / Corn Insects and Crop Genetics Research Unit / Garza Agricultural Research Center / USDA / Texas A&M University / Iowa State University / Mexico’s National Institute for Forestry / Agronomy / and Animal Research / /

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STEPHEN AUSMUS / Alan Brashears / Bill Grefenstette / Mark Arnold / Luis Pons / Stan Carroll / ROB FLYNN / Pedro Cano-Ríos / TOM SAPPINGTON / Roy Baker / Kyung Seok Kim / Thomas Sappington / /

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Governor / national coordinator for boll weevil eradication / scientist / assistant research scientist / molecular biologist / Research associate / /

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Texas / Iowa / /

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South Texas / southern Texas / northern Mexico / Mediterranean / /

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DNA-marker technology / /

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www.nps.ars.usda.gov / /

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