Planococcus lilacinus Yes (García Morales et Yes. Torres Strait, Yes. Planococcus Yes. Planococcus Yes. Planococcus Yes (EP) Ferris, 1950 al. 2018) official control (QDAF lilacinus is associated lilacinus has a wide lilacinus is common in 2018a) with the longan fruit host range and is southern Asia and has [Pseudococcidae] export pathway (Evans distributed throughout been reported Coffee mealybug & Dooley 2013). many tropical areas attacking many (Entwistle 1972). economically Reproduction is important crops usually (Williams 2004). It is parthenogenetic considered a major (Khoo, Ooi & Ho 1991). threat to agriculture (Miller, Miller & Watson 2002). Planococcus litchi Cox Yes (García Morales et No records found Yes. Planococcus litchi Yes. Planococcus litchi Yes. Planococcus litchi Yes (EP) 1989 al. 2018) is associated with feeds on longans, is a pest of several longan and has been lychees, loquat and commercial (Pseudococcidae) intercepted on fruit pineapples. It has been (García Morales et al. Litchi mealybug shipments of lychees reported from multiple 2018). (García Morales et al. temperate and tropical 2018). regions in Asia (García Morales et al. 2018). The host range and geographic distribution of this pest suggest that it is capable of establishing and spreading in Australia.
Planococcus lilacinus Ferris, 1950 [Pseudococcidae] Coffee mealybug Yes (García Morales et al. 2018) Yes. Torres Strait, official control (QDAF 2018a) Yes. Planococcus lilacinus is associated with the longan fruit export pathway (Evans & Dooley 2013). Yes. Planococcus lilacinus has a wide host range and is distributed throughout many tropical areas (Entwistle 1972). Reproduction is usually parthenogenetic (Khoo, Ooi & Ho 1991). Yes. Planococcus lilacinus is common in southern Asia and has been reported attacking many economically important crops (Williams 2004). It is considered a major threat to agriculture (Miller, Miller & Watson 2002). Yes (EP) Planococcus litchi Cox 1989 (Pseudococcidae) Litchi mealybug Yes (García Morales et al. 2018) No records found Yes. Planococcus litchi is associated with longan and has been intercepted on fruit shipments of lychees (García Morales et al. 2018). Yes. Planococcus litchi feeds on longans, lychees, loquat and pineapples. It has been reported from multiple temperate and tropical regions in Asia (García Morales et al. 2018). The host range and geographic distribution of this pest suggest that it is capable of establishing and spreading in Australia. Yes. Planococcus litchi is a pest of several commercial (García Morales et al. 2018). Yes (EP)
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