Recurvaria syrictis Meyrick, 1925 Yes (Cao & Guo No records found No. A pest of Assessment not Assessment not No 1987) P. persica. Larvae feed required required [Gelechiidae] on mesophyll tissue in leaves (Cao & Guo 1987). No report of an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Serrodes campana Guenée, 1852 Yes (Li, Wang & Yes. NSW, Qld No. Adults pierce Assessment not Assessment not No Waterhouse (Plant Health P. persica fruit and the required required [Noctuidae] 1997) Australia 2001). larvae feed on leaves Not a regulated (Hattori 1969). Both pest for Tas. larvae and adult (DPIPWE 2013). noctuid moths are This species is inactive during the listed as a day and hide amongst declared organism foliage or leaf litter. (Prohibited During the night, (section 12)) adults usually feed on under the overripe or Western Australia fermenting fruit BAM Act 2007 (Common 1990). (Government of Adults fly off from the Western Australia fruit, once disturbed. 2014). Setora postornata (Hampson, Yes (Fang et al. No records found No. P. persica listed as Assessment not Assessment not No 1900) 2001) a host; larvae feed on required required the leaves (Ruiting et [Limacodidae] al. 2014). No report of Brown cochild an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found.
Recurvaria syrictis Meyrick, 1925 [Gelechiidae] Yes (Cao & Guo 1987) No records found No. A pest of P. persica. Larvae feed on mesophyll tissue in leaves (Cao & Guo 1987). No report of an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Serrodes campana Guenée, 1852 [Noctuidae] Yes (Li, Wang & Waterhouse 1997) Yes. NSW, Qld (Plant Health Australia 2001). Not a regulated pest for Tas. (DPIPWE 2013). This species is listed as a declared organism (Prohibited (section 12)) under the Western Australia BAM Act 2007 (Government of Western Australia 2014). No. Adults pierce P. persica fruit and the larvae feed on leaves (Hattori 1969). Both larvae and adult noctuid moths are inactive during the day and hide amongst foliage or leaf litter. During the night, adults usually feed on overripe or fermenting fruit (Common 1990). Adults fly off from the fruit, once disturbed. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Setora postornata (Hampson, 1900) [Limacodidae] Brown cochild Yes (Fang et al. 2001) No records found No. P. persica listed as a host; larvae feed on the leaves (Ruiting et al. 2014). No report of an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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