Thrips pillichi 6 Europe () No record found () On a number of species One interception from Europe at US Yes No Priesner of Compositae () ports from 1983-1999 () Thrips setosus 2, 6 Japan and Korea No record found () Flowers and leaves of Interception group E; from cut-flowers Yes Yes (; ) Moulton (; ), Netherlands many plants including and onion bulbs () Capsicum and Cucumis () Japanese flower thrips Thrips simplex 1, 6 Widespread Yes, local, wherever Flowers and leaves of Interception group C; from No No around the Gladiolus is grown flowers, snow peas and tropical fruits. (Morison) mainly Gladiolus () world () () 26 interceptions from Europe, Gladiolus thrips Mediterranean and/or Africa from 1983-1999 and three interceptions from Europe and Africa from 1999 at US ports (). Intercepted on many plants from mainland China, Taiwan, Portugal, USA, Colombia, Ecuador, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand to Japan (; ). Thrips subnudula 6 India, Pakistan, Yes, Qld (a single Flowers, possibly None No No Nigeria and female was polyphagous, including (Karny) Australia (; ) recorded near Parnthenium Brisbane) () and hysterophorus (; ) WA () (citing an internal report) Thrips tabaci 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Worldwide, but Yes, widespread Flowers and leaves, Interception group A; on cut-flowers No Yes () Lindemann rare in wet across Australia (). polyphagous (; ) and foliage, Asparagus spears, fruit, Unwanted vegetables and Alliaceae bulbs. 474 tropics (; ; ) Onion thrips, potato Exotic strains/biotypes of quarantine pest for interceptions from Europe, thrips Thrips tabaci identified Tas, which is not Mediterranean and/or Africa from as high priority pest for officially regulated 1983-1999 and 81 interceptions from onion industry by Plant () Europe and Africa from 1994-1999 at Health Australia US ports (). Intercepted on numerous plants from other Asian countries,
Thrips pillichi Priesner 6 Europe () No record found () On a number of species of Compositae () One interception from Europe at US ports from 1983-1999 () Yes No Thrips setosus Moulton Japanese flower thrips 2, 6 Japan and Korea (; ), Netherlands () No record found () Flowers and leaves of many plants including Capsicum and Cucumis () Interception group E; from cut-flowers and onion bulbs Yes Yes (; ) Thrips simplex (Morison) Gladiolus thrips 1, 6 Widespread around the world () Yes, local, wherever Gladiolus is grown () Flowers and leaves of mainly Gladiolus () Interception group C; from snow peas and tropical fruits. 26 interceptions from Europe, Mediterranean and/or Africa from 1983-1999 and three interceptions from Europe and Africa from at US ports (). Intercepted on many plants from mainland China, Taiwan, Portugal, USA, Colombia, Ecuador, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand to Japan (; ). No No Thrips subnudula (Karny) 6 India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Australia (; ) Yes, Qld (a single female was recorded near Brisbane) () and WA () (citing an internal report) Flowers, possibly polyphagous, including Parnthenium hysterophorus (; ) None No No Thrips tabaci Lindemann Onion thrips, potato thrips 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 Worldwide, but rare in wet tropics (; ; ) Yes, widespread across Australia (). Unwanted quarantine pest for Tas, which is not officially regulated () Flowers and leaves, polyphagous (; ) Exotic strains/biotypes of Thrips tabaci identified as high priority pest for onion industry by Plant Health Australia Interception group A; on cut-flowers and foliage, Asparagus spears, fruit, vegetables and Alliaceae bulbs. 474 interceptions from Europe, Mediterranean and/or Africa from 1983-1999 and 81 interceptions from Europe and Africa from 1994-1999 at US ports (). Intercepted on numerous plants from other Asian countries, No Yes () flowers, 1999
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