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Title:	*First record of Acizzia jamatonica* (Hemiptera: Psyllidae) in North America: friend or foe?**
Author(s):	Ulyshen, Michael D.; Miller, Douglass
Date:	2007
Source:	Florida Entomologist., Vol. 90(3): 573
Description:	Mimosa or silk tree (Albizia julibrissin Durazzini) was introduced from Asia to Europe and then from Europe to North America in the mid eighteenth century (Cothran 2004). While still widely prized for landscaping purposes, the tree has become naturalized and is considered to be an invasive species throughout much of the southeastern United States (Miller 2003).
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