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	The Role of the USDA Forest Service in Combatting Non-native, Tree-killing Pests The Threat Approximately 500 species of non-native pests have invaded the United States and are damaging wildland and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-10 19:23:50 Open Document File Size: 187,31 KB Share Result on Facebook City Santa Clara / New York City / Boston / New York / / Continent America / / Country United States / / / Facility Plant Health Inspection Service / / IndustryTerm test technologies / / NaturalFeature National Forest / National forests / / Organization USDA / USDA Forest Service / US Forest Service / All Forest Service / National Park Service / Forest Service / Agriculture Research Service / USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service / / Person Faith Campbell / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / / RadioStation Core / / Technology test technologies / / URL http / SocialTag Biological pest control Asian long-horned beetle United States Forest Service Sudden oak death Zoology Pest Agriculture Agriculture in New Zealand Invasive species in the United States Biology

The Role of the USDA Forest Service in Combatting Non-native, Tree-killing Pests The Threat Approximately 500 species of non-native pests have invaded the United States and are damaging wildland andAdd to Reading List