An edition of Living with bugs: least-toxic solutions to everyday bug problems
(2009)
Living with bugs
least-toxic solutions to everyday bug problems
by Jack D. DeAngelis
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Urban entomology, Insects, Home economicsShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Living with bugs: least-toxic solutions to everyday bug problems
2009, Oregon State University Press
in English
087071421X 9780870714214
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Critters that bite and leave a red, itchy bump
Insects that damage building materials
Insects that swarm and sting
Insects that invade kitchens and pantries
Insects that damage natural fabrics
Tiny microscopic biting mites
Large flies that bite people and livestock
Insects that invade homes but cause little damage
Dust mites (dermatophagoides spp.)
Medically significant spiders in north america
Real and imaginary fears
More about pest control.
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