Drosophila suzukii (Matsumura, Yes (Damus No records found Yes. This species Yes. Attacks a broad Yes. This species can Yes (EP) 1931) 2009; Kai, Zhang infests a range of range of ornamentals cause significant & Carson 1993; fresh fruit including (Dreves, Walton & economic damage to a [Drosophilidae] Kaneshiro 1983; P. persica (Brewer et Fisher 2009; NAPPO range of commercial Spotted wing drosophila Toda 1991) al. 2012; Kanzawa 2010) and fruit crops (Bolda, 1939). Larvae and commercially grown Goodhue & Zalom pupae develop fruit, including apple, 2010; CABI 2015). It internally in fruit pear, grape, causes significant (Dreves, Walton & blueberry, raspberry, damage to Fisher 2009; Lee et al. blackberry, cherry commercial peaches, 2011). and stonefruit (CABI plums and apricots 2015). These hosts (Escudero Colomar et are widely available al. 2011; Weydert throughout Australia 2011). (AVH 2014). This species is considered native to Asia and has established and spread outside its native range to Europe, Canada, USA and South America (Hauser, Gaimari & Damus 2009). These regions have environments and climates similar to those found in various parts of Australia.
Drosophila suzukii (Matsumura, 1931) [Drosophilidae] Spotted wing drosophila Yes (Damus 2009; Kai, Zhang & Carson 1993; Kaneshiro 1983; Toda 1991) No records found Yes. This species infests a range of fresh fruit including P. persica (Brewer et al. 2012; Kanzawa 1939). Larvae and pupae develop internally in fruit (Dreves, Walton & Fisher 2009; Lee et al. 2011). Yes. Attacks a broad range of ornamentals (Dreves, Walton & Fisher 2009; NAPPO 2010) and commercially grown fruit, including apple, pear, grape, blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, cherry and stonefruit (CABI 2015). These hosts are widely available throughout Australia (AVH 2014). This species is considered native to Asia and has established and spread outside its native range to Europe, Canada, USA and South America (Hauser, Gaimari & Damus 2009). These regions have environments and climates similar to those found in various parts of Australia. Yes. This species can cause significant economic damage to a range of commercial fruit crops (Bolda, Goodhue & Zalom 2010; CABI 2015). It causes significant damage to commercial peaches, plums and apricots (Escudero Colomar et al. 2011; Weydert 2011). Yes (EP)
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