Rhynchites faldermanni Yes (CAAS 1992; No records found Yes. Associated with Yes. Pest of P. persica Yes. This species Yes Schoenherr, 1839 China Plant Pests P. persica (China Plant in China (China Plant causes significant 2007) Pests 2007). Other Pests 2007). These fruit drop (China [Rhynchitidae] weevils in this genus hosts are distributed Plant Pests 2007). Peach weevil oviposit in the fruit throughout Australia. where the larvae Climatic conditions in develop (Booth, Cox & the Russian Far East, Madge 1990; Hanson China and Korea 1963; Katsumata where R. faldermanni 1934). currently occurs are similar to some temperate areas of Australia. Rhynchites heros Roelofs, 1874 Yes (CAAS 1992; No records found Yes. Associated with Yes. Hosts of R. heros Yes. Considered one Yes (EP) CIQSA 2001b; Li, P. persica (Li, Wang & are fruit trees such as of the most serious [Rhynchitidae] Wang & Waterhouse 1997). apple, pear, pests of fruit in China Pear leaf weevil Waterhouse Females deposit eggs stonefruit, fig, quince (Hanson 1963). 1997) in young fruit and loquat (USDA (Hanson 1963; 1958). Suitable hosts Katsumata 1934). are distributed throughout Australia. Rhynchites heros is distributed in China, Japan and Korea (USDA 1958). These regions have similar climates to temperate regions of Australia. Urophorus humeralis (Fabricius, Yes (CABI 2015) Yes. All states and Assessment not Assessment not Assessment not No 1798) territories (James, required required required Faulder & Bartelt Synonym: Carpophilus humeralis 1995; James et al. (Fabricius, 1798) 2000; Plant Health [Nitidulidae] Australia 2001). Pineapple sap beetle
Rhynchites faldermanni Schoenherr, 1839 [Rhynchitidae] Peach weevil Yes (CAAS 1992; China Plant Pests 2007) No records found Yes. Associated with P. persica (China Plant Pests 2007). Other weevils in this genus oviposit in the fruit where the larvae develop (Booth, Cox & Madge 1990; Hanson 1963; Katsumata 1934). Yes. Pest of P. persica in China (China Plant Pests 2007). These hosts are distributed throughout Australia. Climatic conditions in the Russian Far East, China and Korea where R. faldermanni currently occurs are similar to some temperate areas of Australia. Yes. This species causes significant fruit drop (China Plant Pests 2007). Yes Rhynchites heros Roelofs, 1874 [Rhynchitidae] Pear leaf weevil Yes (CAAS 1992; CIQSA 2001b; Li, Wang & Waterhouse 1997) No records found Yes. Associated with P. persica (Li, Wang & Waterhouse 1997). Females deposit eggs in young fruit (Hanson 1963; Katsumata 1934). Yes. Hosts of R. heros are fruit trees such as apple, pear, stonefruit, fig, quince and loquat (USDA 1958). Suitable hosts are distributed throughout Australia. Rhynchites heros is distributed in China, Japan and Korea (USDA 1958). These regions have similar climates to temperate regions of Australia. Yes. Considered one of the most serious pests of fruit in China (Hanson 1963). Yes (EP) Urophorus humeralis (Fabricius, 1798) Synonym: Carpophilus humeralis (Fabricius, 1798) [Nitidulidae] Pineapple sap beetle Yes (CABI 2015) Yes. All states and territories (James, Faulder & Bartelt 1995; James et al. 2000; Plant Health Australia 2001). Assessment not required Assessment not required Assessment not required No