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National Invasive Species Information Center
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Invasive Species Resources

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A New Paper-based Test for the Zika Virus: Inexpensive Device Can Diagnose Zika in Just a Few Hours (May 6, 2016)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology. MIT News.

Bamboo Control
Clemson University Cooperative Extension. Home and Garden Information Center.
Control Options for Chinese Privet (Apr 2013)
Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Green Crab Team
Washington Sea Grant.
Insect Identification Service
Mississippi State University. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
The primary goal of this service is to provide Mississippi citizens with identification and management recommendations for insect pests that affect their homes, their gardens, or the crops they are trying to produce. The lab also works closely with the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and observant Mississippi citizens to help facilitate early detection of new invasive insect pests that appear in the state.
Integrated Pest Management
Alabama Cooperative Extension System.
Integrated Pest Management in Washington

Washington State University Extension.

Integrated Pest Management Program
University of Massachusetts - Amherst. Extension.
Integrated Pest Management Program

Clemson University. Cooperative Extension.

The mission of the Clemson University IPM program is to develop interdisciplinary, research based information, and provide it to the public in efficient and accessible formats. The goals of the IPM program are driven by the needs of stakeholders, who have an integral part in developing the priorities of the program.

Invasive Species Program: Cogongrass

Clemson University (South Carolina). Regulatory Services.

Invasive Tunicate Identification Card: Colonial Tunicate and Club Tunicate (PDF | 1.6 MB)
University of Washington. Washington Sea Grant Program.
Managing Invasive Species: How Much Do We Spend? (Jul 2012) (PDF | 2.04 MB)
University of Alaska Anchorage. Institute of Social and Economic Research.
Soybean Rust Management in the Mid-Atlantic Region (2008) (PDF | 2.39 MB)
Clemson University. Extension Service.
Published by: North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension; University of Georgia Cooperative Extension; Clemson University Cooperative Extension; Virginia Cooperative Extension; South Carolina Soybean Board.
Weed Control for Crops
Mississippi State University. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
YouTube - Outsmart Invasive Species Project: Gypsy Moth ID

Google. YouTube; University of Massachusetts - Amherst.