Spilosoma subcarnea (Walker, Yes (Feng & No records found No. Associated with Assessment not Assessment not No 1855) Wang 2004) P. persica (Feng & required required Wang 2004). Larvae [Arctiidae] feed on leaves, in some cases only leaving the stem and veins of the leaf. Later instar larvae feed on the surface of fruit in addition to feeding on leaves (Feng & Wang 2004). Later instar larvae are easily detectable because they are large (approximately millimetres), colourful and hairy, and would be removed during harvest or packing procedures (Feng & Wang 2004). Stathmopoda auriferella (Walker, Yes (Shanghai Yes. SA, Tas., Vic., Assessment not Assessment not Assessment not No 1864) Insects Online WA (CSIRO 2005; required required required 2014) Plant Health Synonym: Stathmopoda Australia 2001) crocophanes Meyrick, 1897 (as Stathmopoda [Oecophoridae] crocophanes). Apple heliodinid
Spilosoma subcarnea (Walker, 1855) [Arctiidae] Yes (Feng & Wang 2004) No records found No. Associated with P. persica (Feng & Wang 2004). Larvae feed on leaves, in some cases only leaving the stem and veins of the leaf. Later instar larvae feed on the surface of fruit in addition to feeding on leaves (Feng & Wang 2004). Later instar larvae are easily detectable because they are large (approximately millimetres), colourful and hairy, and would be removed during harvest or packing procedures (Feng & Wang 2004). Assessment not required Assessment not required No Stathmopoda auriferella (Walker, 1864) Synonym: Stathmopoda crocophanes Meyrick, 1897 [Oecophoridae] Apple heliodinid Yes (Shanghai Insects Online 2014) Yes. SA, Tas., Vic., WA (CSIRO 2005; Plant Health Australia 2001) (as Stathmopoda crocophanes). Assessment not required Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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