Diptera (flies) Bactrocera curvipennis (Froggatt, No. Previously No record found. Assessment not required. Assessment not required. Assessment not required. No 1909) reported from the Not present in assessed island of Aneityum in countries. [Tephritidae] southern Vanuatu in Banana fruit fly 1930 (Allwood et al. 1997) but it is no longer considered to be present (Drew and Romig 2001). Bactrocera dorsalis (Hendel, 1912) No. Incursion in the No. An incursion in Assessment not required. Assessment not required. Assessment not required. No Cook Islands (SPC Far North Not present in assessed [Tephritidae] 2013) has been Queensland was countries. Oriental fruit fly eradicated (Vargas et eradicated in 1999 al. 2015; CABI 2016). (under the name of Bactrocera papayae) and has been detected and eradicated from Torres Strait islands a number of times (Cantrell et al. 2002). Bactrocera kirki (Froggatt, 1911) Niue, Samoa, Tonga No record found. No. Bactrocera kirki was Assessment not required. Assessment not required. No (White and bred from damaged fruit [Tephritidae] 1994). exposed to gravid females in Fruit fly laboratory cage trials in Samoa (Heimoana et al. 1997a), but there is no evidence of field infestation. Tahitian limes are not considered a host.
Diptera (flies) Bactrocera curvipennis (Froggatt, 1909) [Tephritidae] Banana fruit fly No. Previously reported from the island of Aneityum in southern Vanuatu in 1930 (Allwood et al. 1997) but it is no longer considered to be present (Drew and Romig 2001). No record found. Assessment not required. Not present in assessed countries. Assessment not required. Assessment not required. No Bactrocera dorsalis (Hendel, 1912) [Tephritidae] Oriental fruit fly No. Incursion in the Cook Islands (SPC 2013) has been eradicated (Vargas et al. 2015; CABI 2016). No. An incursion in Far North Queensland was eradicated in 1999 (under the name of Bactrocera papayae) and has been detected and eradicated from Torres Strait islands a number of times (Cantrell et al. 2002). Assessment not required. Not present in assessed countries. Assessment not required. Assessment not required. No Bactrocera kirki (Froggatt, 1911) [Tephritidae] Fruit fly Niue, Samoa, Tonga (White and 1994). No record found. No. Bactrocera kirki was bred from damaged fruit exposed to gravid females in laboratory cage trials in Samoa (Heimoana et al. 1997a), but there is no evidence of field infestation. Tahitian limes are not considered a host. Assessment not required. Assessment not required. No
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