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January 1, 2006American Entomologist

Bed Bugs in America: A Pest Management Industry Survey

Jody Gangloff‐Kaufmann C. R. Hollingsworth Jeffrey D. Hahn Laurel D. Hansen B. M. Kard Michael G. Waldvogel

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J. Gangloff-Kaufmann, C. Hollingsworth, J. Hahn, L. Hansen, B. Kard, M. Waldvogel; Bed Bugs in America: A Pest Management Industry Survey, American Entomol

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