TX-ENTO Listserv

TX-ENTO is a listserv initiated in November of 2005 and had 70 subscribers as of May 2007. (90 subscribers as of July 2009)

There are any number of entomological email listserves, but most are taxonomically restricted. TX-Ento is geographically centered on (but restricted to) Texas and is geared towards professional entomologists and serious amateurs. It's open to all invertebrate taxonomic groups as well as a wide range of entomological topics in (and around) Texas including biodiversity, conservation, control, ecology, education, extension, forensic, genetics, insect-plant interactions, medical, news, pollination, systematics, taxonomy, urban, and veterinary issues. 

This listserv is hosted at the University of Houston. It's sponsored by David Sarkozi as a privilege of his being a staff member at the University of Houston. In addition to David, Mike Quinn is the other listowner. They can be reached at tx-ento-request@listserv.uh.edu. 

• If you would like to subscribe to TX-ENTO, send an email to:

LISTSERV@LISTSERV.UH.EDU

Put the following command in the body of your email:

Subscribe TX-ENTO [your name]

Leave the email subject line blank and turn off any automatic signatures that you may have.

You may also subscribe/unsubscribe on-line from this link:

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TX-ENTO@LISTSERV.UH.EDU

Please send all messages in plain text. Also, please don't send attachments to the list.

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• Click below to search the archives:

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• To unsubscribe, put the following command:

SIGNOFF TX-ENTO 

 in the body of an email and send it to:

LISTSERV@LISTSERV.UH.EDU

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• When going on vacation, send the following command:

SET TX-ENTO NOMAIL

To resume mail service, send the following command:

SET TX-ENTO MAIL

Send all commands to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.UH.EDU

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10 July 2009 © Mike Quinn / entomike@gmail.com / Texas Entomology