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Economic Implications of Biological Control of Arundo donax in the Texas Rio Grande Basin

in 2. Preparedness, By the Type of Disaster, Droughts, Farm, For Places, Invasive Species, Naturally Occuring, Other, Preparedness & Mitigation Information, Ranch, Range Management

Source: Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Fire Ant Fact Sheets and Publications Search Results

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Source: Texas Fire Ant Research and Management Project, fireant.tamu.edu

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Flooding and Fire Ants: Protecting Yourself and Your Family

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, 3. Response During an Incident, 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Floods, Insects, Invasive Species, Naturally Occuring, Other

Tremendous amounts of rain can fall over a short period of time resulting in flooding of low-lying areas. With this flooding comes the problem of various “critters” trying to find safe, dry ground. In areas of Texas infested with the red imported fire ant, Solenopsis invicta Buren, these ants and their colonies can present a potentially serious medical threat to people and animals during times of flooding.

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