Boca Raton / Rockwood / Vineland / Peoria / New Castle / New Haven / /
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Gould / Cambridge University Press / C. J. Schulze S. P. / L. A. Jackson A. E. / Panella N. A. / Microsoft / R. A. D. D. / /
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North America / /
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Jordan / United States / United Kingdom / /
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AMD / / /
Facility
Plant Pathology / Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station / University Avenue / Tick Rearing Facility / Oklahoma State University / /
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carrier gas / chemical synthesis / oil components / gas chromatography / Lyme disease prevention / natural products / spray applications / oil / ml nootkatone/acetone solution / emulsiÞed oil / acaricide applications / rubber band / chemical acaricide application / chemical volatility / Þeld applications / chemical / passive topical treatment devices / potassium sulfate solution / chemicals / online home / /
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B.C. / /
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East Coast / /
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United States Department of Agriculture / Cambridge University / Entomological Society of America DOI / Department of Entomology / Crop Bioprotection Research Unit / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / Oklahoma State University / AgricultureÐAgricultural Research ServiceÐNational Center for Agricultural Utilization Research / /
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FLOR-WEILER ET AL / Kirby C. Stafford III / T. M. Jordan / A. J. Krivenko / Jr. / Alyssa Wetterauer / Finney / J. J. Schulze / Robert W. Behle / R. W. Hung / Lina B. Flor-Weiler / /
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D. J. / Corresponding author / Author / /
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C / /
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New Jersey / Alaska / Illinois / Connecticut / Florida / /
Susceptibility of Four Tick Species, Amblyomma americanum, Dermacentor variabilis, Ixodes scapularis, and Rhipicephalus sanguineus (Acari: Ixodidae), to Nootkatone from Essential Oil of Grapefruit Author(s): Lina B. Flor