Atractomorpha sinensis Yes () No records found No. Adults feed on foliage, buds and stems if Assessment not Assessment not No Bolívar, 1905 they are tender, and eggs are laid in soil (). required required Not known to attack fruit and, in any case, [Pyrgomorphidae] adults and nymphs are likely to be disturbed and not remain on fruit during harvest. Oxya chinensis Yes () No records found No. Oxya chinensis is known to feed on the Assessment not Assessment not No (Thunberg, 1815) leaves of rice () and has been recorded as a required required minor pest of pineapple (; ). However, there Synonym: Gryllus are no records of this species being present Thunberg, 1815 chinensis on pineapple fruit. Both adults and nymphs [Acrididae] are likely to disturbed and not remain on Rice grasshopper fruit during harvest. Eggs are laid in soil (). Oxya velox (Fabricius, Yes () No records found No. There is little specific information on this Assessment not Assessment not No 1787) species. However, Huang et al () listed them required required as only a pest of pineapple leaves. No records [Acrididae] of association with pineapple fruit have been Paddy field grasshopper found and, in any case, adults and nymphs are likely to be disturbed and not remain on fruit during harvest. Thysanoptera Frankliniella schultzei Yes () Yes. Widespread (). Yes. Pineapple is a host () and this species is Not applicable to Not applicable to Thrips group (Tryborn, 1910) However, assessed known to attack fruit (). The rough surface of vector. However, vector. However, PRA applied as vector vector of pineapples may provide shelter for the emerging the emerging (). [Thripidae] emerging individuals of this species. quarantine quarantine Cotton thrips quarantine orthotospoviruses orthotospoviruses orthotospoviruses vectored by this vectored by this (). thrips have thrips have potential for potential for establishment and consequences (). spread (). Thrips hawaiiensis Yes () Yes. NT, Qld, NSW Assessment not required Assessment not Assessment not No (Morgan, 1913) (). required required [Thripidae]
Atractomorpha sinensis Bolívar, 1905 [Pyrgomorphidae] Yes () No records found No. Adults feed on foliage, buds and stems if they are tender, and eggs are laid in soil (). Not known to attack fruit and, in any case, adults and nymphs are likely to be disturbed and not remain on fruit during harvest. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Oxya chinensis (Thunberg, 1815) Synonym: Gryllus chinensis Thunberg, 1815 [Acrididae] Rice grasshopper Yes () No records found No. Oxya chinensis is known to feed on the leaves of rice () and has been recorded as a minor pest of pineapple (; ). However, there are no records of this species being present on pineapple fruit. Both adults and nymphs are likely to disturbed and not remain on fruit during harvest. Eggs are laid in soil (). Assessment not required Assessment not required No Oxya velox (Fabricius, 1787) [Acrididae] Paddy field grasshopper Yes () No records found No. There is little specific information on this species. However, Huang et al () listed them as only a pest of pineapple leaves. No records of association with pineapple fruit have been found and, in any case, adults and nymphs are likely to be disturbed and not remain on fruit during harvest. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Thysanoptera Frankliniella schultzei (Tryborn, 1910) [Thripidae] Cotton thrips Yes () Yes. Widespread (). However, assessed as vector vector of emerging quarantine orthotospoviruses (). Yes. Pineapple is a host () and this species is known to attack fruit (). The rough surface of pineapples may provide shelter for individuals of this species. Not applicable to vector. However, the emerging quarantine orthotospoviruses vectored by this thrips have potential for establishment and spread (). Not applicable to vector. However, the emerging quarantine orthotospoviruses vectored by this thrips have potential for consequences (). Thrips group PRA applied (). Thrips hawaiiensis (Morgan, 1913) [Thripidae] Yes () Yes. NT, Qld, NSW (). Assessment not required Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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