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Human Lice: Pests that Affect Human Health

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MF2115 Human Lice: Pests that Affect Human Health

by Ludek Zurek

  • Published Date: May 1995
  • Revision Date: Feb 2006
Lice are spread by sharing infested clothing, hats, hair brushes, etc. or as result of close physical contact with an infested person. Lice may be present in bedding, furniture, rugs, and other fabrics. 4-page, color.
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