Pseudococcus cryptus Yes (García Morales et Yes. Qld (QDAF 2018b) Yes. This species feeds Yes. This species Yes. This species Yes (EP, WA) Hempel, 1918 al. 2018) on the leaves, twigs, on host plants in 41 rapidly became a Regulated as a fruit and trunk of host plant families serious pest of citrus [Pseudococcidae] Declared Organism plants (Yiğit & Telli including avocado, when accidentally (Prohibited (s. 12)) by Citriculus mealybug 2013) and is banana, citrus, guava, introduced into Israel WA under the associated with the lychee, mango and (Williams 2004). Biosecurity and export fruit pathway grape as well as Agriculture for longan several widely grown Management Act 2007 2011). ornamental shrubs (Government of and trees (García Western Australia Morales et al. 2018). 2018). Widespread in South East Asia, east Africa, Central and South America and the Pacific (Williams 2004). Pulvinaria polygonata Yes (García Morales et Yes. Qld (Plant Health No. Associated with Assessment not Assessment not No Cockerell, 1905 al. 2018) Australia 2018) leaves and stems required required (Scale Insects 2014). [Coccidae] Regulated as a Declared Organism Cottony citrus scale (Prohibited (s. 12)) by WA under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 (Government of Western Australia 2018). Pyrops candelaria Yes (Encyclopedia of No records found No. This species feeds Assessment not Assessment not No Linnaeus, 1758 Life 2018) on sap from the required required branches and trunk of Synonym: Laternaria the tree (Encyclopedia candelaria (Linnaeus, of Life 2018). 1758) [Fulgoridae] Lantern bug
Pseudococcus cryptus Hempel, 1918 [Pseudococcidae] Citriculus mealybug Yes (García Morales et al. 2018) Yes. Qld (QDAF 2018b) Regulated as a Declared Organism (Prohibited (s. 12)) by WA under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 (Government of Western Australia 2018). Yes. This species feeds on the leaves, twigs, fruit and trunk of host plants (Yiğit & Telli 2013) and is associated with the export fruit pathway for longan 2011). Yes. This species on host plants in 41 plant families including avocado, banana, citrus, guava, lychee, mango and grape as well as several widely grown ornamental shrubs and trees (García Morales et al. 2018). Widespread in South East Asia, east Africa, Central and South America and the Pacific (Williams 2004). Yes. This species rapidly became a serious pest of citrus when accidentally introduced into Israel (Williams 2004). Yes (EP, WA) Pulvinaria polygonata Cockerell, 1905 [Coccidae] Cottony citrus scale Yes (García Morales et al. 2018) Yes. Qld (Plant Health Australia 2018) Regulated as a Declared Organism (Prohibited (s. 12)) by WA under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 (Government of Western Australia 2018). No. Associated with leaves and stems (Scale Insects 2014). Assessment not required Assessment not required No Pyrops candelaria Linnaeus, 1758 Synonym: Laternaria candelaria (Linnaeus, 1758) [Fulgoridae] Lantern bug Yes (Encyclopedia of Life 2018) No records found No. This species feeds on sap from the branches and trunk of the tree (Encyclopedia of Life 2018). Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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