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Wicked bugs

the meanest, deadliest, grossest bugs on Earth
2017
"A middle-grade adaptation of Amy Stewart's "Wicked Bugs" that features profiles of the world's scariest, deadliest, and grossest bugs, from the most painful hornet to flies that transmit deadly diseases to millipedes that stop traffic, to "bookworms" that devour libraries"--Provided by publisher.
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Ask the garden doctor

1,200 cures for common garden problems
2010
Provides detailed answers to common questions about a wide variety of indoor and outdoor gardening problems.
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Garden insects of North America

the ultimate guide to backyard bugs
2004
Presents an introduction to garden pests and their relatives, discusses management principles for some garden pests, and features descriptions and photographs of 1,420 common North American insects and mites, each with information on hosts, damage, distribution, appearance, and life history and habits.
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Wicked bugs

the meanest, deadliest, grossest bugs on earth
A middle-grade adaptation of Amy Stewart's Wicked Bugs that features profiles of the world's scariest, deadliest, and grossest bugs.

Invasive insect species

2015
Readers enter the intriguing world of invasive insect species with this text, a fun yet informative look at the insects whose goal is not just to survive, but to dominate new territories.

Carpenter ants

2015
An introduction to carpenter ants, discussing their life cycle, how they are destructive, and their role in the natural environment.

Locusts

2015
An introduction to locusts, discussing their life cycle, how they are destructive, and their role in the natural environment.

Termites

2015
An introduction to termites, discussing their life cycle, how they are destructive, and their role in the natural environment.

Insights from insects

what bad bugs can teach us
2005
Profiles twenty insects and their interactions with humans and explains what humans can learn from studying the bugs.

War and nature

fighting humans and insects with chemicals from World War I to Silent spring
2001
A history of chemical warfare and pest control that examines war and nature's impact on each other and illustrates the development of total war and the modern environmental movement.

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