| Animal_and_Plant_Health_Inspection_Service_(APHIS) Part of U.S. Department of Agriculture. Site provides extensive information on animal and plant health/disease topics, USDA regulations, control of invasive species, agricultural chemicals, and relate |
| Biting_Flies Offers flytraps, as an effective and environmentally friendly way to reduce horse fly and deer fly populations. Wisconsin. |
| Center_for_Plant_Health_Science_Technology The scientific support organization for the Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ) division of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). Works to identify and evaluate pathways used by in |
| Consortium_for_Integrated_Management_of_Stored_Product_Insect_Pests Proposals, reports and results of a project funded by the USDA to develop technologies for stored product insect management. |
| Department_of_Entomology_at_Volcani_ARO Descriptions of the research undertaken in insect management, taxonomy, ecology, toxicology and control. |
| Ecologically_Based_Pest_Management Describes cultural and biological pest control methods. |
| Entomology_Program_and_Laboratory Research related to pest insects in the southwest Florida agricultural community at the Southwest Florida Research and Education Center of the University of Florida. |
| Environmental_Pest_Control Biological alternatives to the use of poisonous chemicals. Site provides contact details. |
| Featured_Creatures Large collection of information sheets on insects, arachnids, and nematodes occurring in Florida, arranged by common name, scientific name, and crop or habitat. |
| Insect_Investigations_Ltd Information on product testing and development for the pest management industry. |
| Insecticide_Resistance_Action_Committee_(IRAC) Information about what IRAC is with useful links, news and up coming events. |
| Kirk_Hillier At University of Utah. Describes his research into insect chemical ecology, behavior and the production and perception of pheromones. |
| Links_to_The_Best_Mosquito_Sites_on_The_Web List of links recommended to anyone interested in mosquito entomology, mosquito control or just plain mosquito facts. |
| LOEWE_Phytodiagnostica Offers high-quality reagents for the detection of plant diseases, and diagnostic testing services. |
| Microbial_Pest_Control Summarizes major issues of biologically based pest control and profiles current products and strategies shaping the market. |
| National_Agricultural_Pest_Information_System_(NAPIS) The database for the Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey (CAPS) and is maintained by the Center for Environmental and Regulatory Information Systems (CERIS). |
| Natural_Pest_Control Links and information regarding natural pest control and environment friendly alternatives to chemicals. |
| Pest_Control_Portal Listings of jobs, equipment, companies, training and products. |
| Pest_Management_and_Identification Guidelines and information on pest and disease control and management, organised by crop plant. From University of California. |
| Pest_Management_at_the_Crossroads Information and links on pest control issues, integrated pest management, impacts of pesticides, and related topics. |
| Pesticide_Policy_Project Promotes development and testing methodologies for crop protection policy reform, and provides information on alternative crop protection methods. |
| PestWeb_-_Pest_Control_Industry_Website Specializing in links to pest control associations, education resources, government resources, manufacturers, distributors, industry news, products, online industry training and MSDS and Label viewing |
| Plant_Dictionary_-_Pests_of_Horticulture From Ohio State University - a searchable database of images of insect pests, diseases and other problems of plants. |
| Plant_Disease_Central Detailed descriptions of crop diseases commonly occurring in the western corn belt. Crops covered include, corn, sorghum, wheat, soybean, dry bean, sugar beet. University of Nebraska- Lincoln. |
| PMRC_-_The_Pest_Management_Resource_Centre A resource site with links and information regarding pest management. |
| \'Return_to_the_Stone-Age_of_Pest_Management\' Remarks presented on behalf of Consumers Union by Dr. Charles Benbrook and Dr. Michael Hansen. |
| Safe_Application_of_Plant_Protection_Agents Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development (NFSD) risk fund project. Information on the project. |
| Solarization_Home About soil solarization, a non-chemical, environment-friendly method for controlling soilborne pathogens and weeds. |
| University_of_Florida_Institute_of_Food_and_Agricultural_Sciences_ Pesticide application and safety. |
| Zeamax_Agriculture Agricultural regulatory affairs, field research and market development consulting providing services to the crop protection and seed industries in Canada. |
| California_Academy_of_Sciences_Echinoderm_Webpage Abstracts from the Ninth International Echinoderm Conference with links to other related resources. |
| Echinoderm_Abnormality_Research An illustrated summary of Annette Zukowski's research on echinoderm abnormality as a direct result of pollution. |
| Echinoderm_Envenomations Offers detailed information about venomous echinoderms, as well as images of poisonous species. |
| Echinoderm_Newsletter Information about conferences and publications of interest to biologists. Addresses researchers within the field. |
| Echinoderms,_Marine_Science_and_Natural_History List of publications and new species of echinoderms as described by the author. |
| AAS_Solar_Physics_Division [Greenbelt, Md] Members, organization, news, meetings, contacts. |
| Analemma Explains the phenomenon - the Sun's apparent path in the sky - including simple animations. |
| The_Analemma_Project An analemma photograph is featured with a detailed description of how it was created. |
| Birmingham_Solar_Oscillations_Network Who they are and what they do. Also includes background information, results, data. |
| Cosmic_and_Heliospheric_Learning_Center Based at NASA/GSFC. Includes sections about the Sun, the cosmic rays and the history of its study. |
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