ed imported fire ants (RIFA), native to South America, accidentally landed in the United States in Mobile, Alabama, during the 1930s and advanced across the southern region. For more than 20 years, two ARS labs—one in - Solenopsis daguerrei - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	ed imported fire ants (RIFA), native to South America, accidentally landed in the United States in Mobile, Alabama, during the 1930s and advanced across the southern region. For more than 20 years, two ARS labs—one in Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-06-29 12:24:42 Open Document File Size: 381,89 KB Share Result on Facebook City Gainesville / Hurlingham / Mobile / / Company ARS’s South American Biological Control Laboratory / Pheidole / Crematogaster / / Continent South America / / Country Uruguay / United States / Brazil / Paraguay / Argentina / Bolivia / Chile / Argentine / / Currency ARS / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / / IndustryTerm food resources / technology transfer / / Organization USDA / / Person DAVID OI / Steven Valles / Luis Calcaterra / Sharon Durham / Juan Briano / Sanford Porter / Alfredo Flores / / / Position queen / Governor / director / fire ant worker / worker ants / head / biologist / / ProvinceOrState Alabama / Florida / / Region northeastern Argentina / northern Argentina / / URL www.nps / / SocialTag Protostome Red imported fire ant Solenopsis daguerrei Fire ant Ant Phoridae Pheidole Argentine ant Black imported fire ant Myrmicinae

ed imported fire ants (RIFA), native to South America, accidentally landed in the United States in Mobile, Alabama, during the 1930s and advanced across the southern region. For more than 20 years, two ARS labs—one in Add to Reading List