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Species Dioryctria clarioralis - Blister Coneworm - Hodges#5863.1


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Alabama    21  3   
Florida  22  1 1 3 
Georgia  12    2   
Louisiana  14113141  
New Jersey    21      
Tennessee   22 111   
Texas   211      
Virginia         1  

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