U.S. Exotic Forest Pests - County-Level Distribution

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This dataset depicts the county-level distribution of exotic forest pests within the United States. The attributes provide information about the presence or absence of each exotic forest pest within each county, and temporal information about gypsy moth defoliation and quarantine.
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USDA Forest Service,Northern Research Station
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9/18/2006,3/07/2007
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Title: U.S. Exotic Forest Pests - County-Level Distribution
Credits: USDA Forest Service,Northern Research Station
Publication Date: 3/07/07
Publisher: USDA Forest Service
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Title: Distribution of Beech Bark Disease in the United States
Credits: USDA Forest Service
Publication Date: Unknown
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USDA Forest Service, Northern Research Station
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  • Laura Blackburn
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Creative Commons LicenseThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
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butternut canker, mediterranean pine engraver, american beech, gypsy moth, japanese cedar longhorn beetle, spruce aphid, beech bark disease, pine shoot beetle, pink hibiscus mealy bug, redgum lerp psyllid, pink hibiscus mealybug, banded elm bark beetle, port-orford-cedar root disease, spruce needle aphid, dogwood anthracnose, port orford cedar root disease, eucalyptus longhorned borer, forest pest, hemlock wooly adelgid, insect-fungus complex, beech scale, sirex woodwasp, emerald ash borer, mediterranean pine engraver beetle, eucalyptus psyllid, balsam woolly adelgid, red-haired pine bark beetle, sudden oak death, green spruce aphid
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