Cornegenapsylla sinica Yes (PestNet 2018) No records found No. Associated with Assessment not Assessment not No Yang & Li, 1982 leaves and shoots required required (Shaoxiong 1999). [Psyllidae] Longan psyllid Cryptotympana atrata Yes (Sanborn 2014) No records found No. Adults feed on Assessment not Assessment not No (Fabricius, 1775) branches and nymphs required required feed on [Cicadidae] 2008). cicada Yes (García Morales et No records found Yes. Yes. Yes. This species is Yes (EP) Drepanococcus chiton Drepanococcus Drepanococcus (Green, 1909) al. 2018; PaDIL 2018) chiton is associated chiton is polyphagous, considered a serious with the longan fruit feeding on a range of economic pest that [Coccidae] export pathway (Evans plant species including attacks several tropical Wax scale & Dooley 2013). cocoa, fig, lime, fruit species of eggplant, guava and economic importance ornamental flower in Caribbean basin species (García countries (Peña 2013). Morales et al. 2018). The host range and current geographic distribution of this pest suggest that there are suitable environments for it to establish and spread in Australia.
Cornegenapsylla sinica Yang & Li, 1982 [Psyllidae] Longan psyllid Yes (PestNet 2018) No records found No. Associated with leaves and shoots (Shaoxiong 1999). Assessment not required Assessment not required No Cryptotympana atrata (Fabricius, 1775) [Cicadidae] cicada Yes (Sanborn 2014) No records found No. Adults feed on branches and nymphs feed on 2008). Assessment not required Assessment not required No Drepanococcus chiton (Green, 1909) [Coccidae] Wax scale Yes (García Morales et al. 2018; PaDIL 2018) No records found Yes. Drepanococcus chiton is associated with the longan fruit export pathway (Evans & Dooley 2013). Yes. Drepanococcus chiton is polyphagous, feeding on a range of plant species including cocoa, fig, lime, eggplant, guava and ornamental flower species (García Morales et al. 2018). The host range and current geographic distribution of this pest suggest that there are suitable environments for it to establish and spread in Australia. Yes. This species is considered a serious economic pest that attacks several tropical fruit species of economic importance in Caribbean basin countries (Peña 2013). Yes (EP)
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