This summary of taxa relates to the consultation on Proposed imports of mangosteen and rambutan plants for planting
Pests and diseased identified at the hazard identification stage as not requiring further assessment and not requiring measures over and above basic measures, and the rationale for exclusion.
Table 1: Summary of Taxa excluded at hazard identification for mangosteen
Mangosteen |
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Pest/Disease |
Authority |
Type |
Rationale |
Reference |
Cephaleuros virescens |
Künze, 1828 |
Algae |
Already present in NZ, not regulated, unwanted, or controlled |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Theridion |
Walckenaer, 1805 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Theridion sp |
Walckenaer, 1805 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tyrophagus |
Oudemans, 1924 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tyrophagus sp |
Oudemans, 1924 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR(2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tyrophagus sp. |
Oudemans, 1924 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tyrophagus javensis |
Oudemans, 1916 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tyrophagus putrescentiae |
(Schrank, 1781) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tyrophagus communis |
Fan & Zhang, 2007 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Polyphagotarsonemus latus |
(Banks, 1904) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tarsonemus |
G.Canestrini & Fanzago, 1876 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tarsonemus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Tarsonemus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Brevipalpus californicus |
(Banks, 1904) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Brevipalpus lewisi |
McGregor, 1949 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Oligonychus coffeae |
(Nietner, 1861) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tetranychus |
Dufour, 1832 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tetranychus spp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Tetranychus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Tetranychus urticae |
Koch, 1836 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tuckerella |
Womersley, 1940 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Tuckerella sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (20230, Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Tuckerella sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Tuckerella ornata |
(Tucker, 1926) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Entomobrya |
Rondani, 1861 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Entomobrya sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Entomobrya sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Xenylla |
Tullberg, 1869 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Xenylla sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Cochabamba |
Bechyné, 1955 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Monolepta australis |
(Jacoby, 1882) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Hypocryphalus |
A. D. Hopkins, 1915 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Hypocryphalus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Carpophilus maculatus |
Murray, 1864 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Cryptamorpha desjardinsi |
(Guérin-Méneville, 1844) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Drosophila |
Fallen, 1823 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Drosophila sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Drosophila melanogaster |
Linnaeus, 1758 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Metopina |
Macquart, 1835 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Metopina sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Bactrocera carambolae |
Drew & Hancock, 1994 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera carambolae (carambola fruit fly) |
Drew & Hancock, 1994 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera dorsalis |
(Hendel, 1912) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera dorsalis (Oriental fruit fly) |
(Hendel, 1912) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera expandens |
(Walker, 1859) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera jarvisi |
(Tyron, 1927) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera neohumeralis |
(Hardy, 1951) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera papayae |
Drew & Hancock, 1994 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera passiflorae |
(Froggatt, 1911) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera tryoni |
(Froggatt, 1897) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Bactrocera tryoni (Queensland fruit fly) |
(Froggatt, 1897) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceratitis capitata |
(Wiedemann, 1824) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceratitis capitata (Mediterranean fruit fly) |
(Wiedemann, 1824) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceratitis rosa |
Karsch, 1887 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceratitis rosa (Natal fruit fly) |
Karsch, 1887 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Aphis aurantii |
Boyer de Fonscolombe, 1841 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Toxoptera aurantii |
(Boyer de Fonscolombe, 1841) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Greenidea |
Schouteden, 1905 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Greenidea sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
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Asterolecanium garciniae |
Russell, 1941 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Sophonia orientalis |
(Matsumura, 1912) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Sophonia orientalis (two-spotted leafhopper) |
(Matsumura, 1912) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceroplastes rubens |
Maskell, 1893 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceroplastes stellifer |
Westwood, 1871 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ceroplastes stellifer (as Garcinia) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
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Coccus |
Linnaeus, 1758 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Coccus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Coccus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Coccus viridis |
(Green, 1889) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Coccus viridis (soft green scale) |
(Green, 1889) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Discochiton malainum |
Takahashi, 1950 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Drepanococcus |
Williams & Watson, 1990 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Drepanococcus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Paralecanium malainum |
Takahashi, 1950 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Parasaissetia nigra |
(Nietner, 1861) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pulvinaria psidii |
Maskell, 1893 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Saissetia |
Déplanche, 1858 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Saissetia sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Saissetia sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Vinsonia stellifera |
(Westwood, 1871) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Amblypelta lutescens |
(Distant, 1911) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Amblypelta lutescens (banana spotting bug) |
(Distant, 1911) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Amblypelta lutescens lutescens |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Amblypelta nitida |
Stål, 1873 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Amblypelta nitidai |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Aspidiotus |
Bouché, 1833 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Aspidiotus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Aspidiotus destructor |
Cockerell, 1903 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Aspidiotus rigidus |
Reyne, 1947 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Aulacaspis tubercularis |
Newstead, 1906 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Chrysomphalus |
Ashmead, 1880 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Chrysomphalus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Chrysomphalus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Chrysomphalus aonidium |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Chrysomphalus aonidum |
(Linneaus, 1758) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Chrysomphalus dictyospermi |
(Morgan, 1889) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Diaspis boisduvalii |
Signoret, 1869 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Diaspis boisduvalii Signoret |
Signoret, 1869 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Fiorinia fioriniae |
(Targioni Tozzetti, 1867) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Fiorinia fioriniae (Targioni) |
(Targioni Tozzetti, 1867) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Ischnaspis longirostris |
(Signoret, 1882) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis |
(Green, 1896) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pseudaulacaspis |
Macgillivray, 1921 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pseudaulacaspis sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
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Pseudaulacaspis sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Colgaroides acuminata |
(Walker, 1851) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Icerya seychellarum |
(Westwood, 1855) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Icerya seychellarum (Seychelles scale) |
(Westwood, 1855) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Hordeolicoccus heterotrichus |
Williams, 2004 |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Hordelicoccus heterotrichus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
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Hordeolicoccus nephelii |
(Takahashi, 1939) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Cataenococcus hispidus |
(Morrison, 1921) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Streptomyces albus |
(Rossi Doriam 1891) |
Bacteria |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia or association with NS |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Streptomyces griseus |
(Krainsky, 1914) |
Bacteria |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia or association with Nursery Stock |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Acetobacter garciniae |
Yukphan et al. 2021 |
Bacteria |
Unlikely to be associated with Nursery Stock |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Acetobacter garciniae sp. nov. |
Yukphan et al. 2021 |
Bacteria |
Unlikely to be associated with Nursery Stock |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Asterina garciniae |
Hansf. 1946 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Lasiodiplodia theobromae |
(Pat.) Griffon & Maubl., 1909 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Botryosphaeria rhodina |
(Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Arx, 1970 |
Fungus |
Synonym of Polychaeton artocarpi |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Botryosphaeria rhodina (anamorph Lasiodiplodia theobromae) |
Fungus |
Anamorph |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Botryodiplodia theobromae |
Pat., 1982 |
Fungus |
Synonym of Lasiodiplodia theobromae |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Macrophomina phaseolina |
(Tassi) Goid., 1947 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Macrophomina phaseoli |
Fungus |
Synonym of Macrophomina phaseolina |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Guignardia |
Viala & Ravas, 1892 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Guignardia sp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Phyllosticta |
Pers., 1818 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Phyllosticta sp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Polychaeton artocarpi |
(Bat., Nascim. & Cif.) Khodap., 2006 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Microxyphium artocarpi |
(Bat., Nascim. & Cif.) Khodap., 2006 |
Fungus |
Synonym |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Mycosphaerella |
Johanson, 1884 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Mycosphaerella sp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Hansfordiellopsis lichenicola |
(Bat. & H. Maia) Deighton, 1965 |
Fungus |
Parasitises lichen, little evidence of an impact on mangosteen |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Corynespora cassiicola |
(Berk. & M.A. Curtis) C.T. Wei, 1950 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ. |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Sporidesmiella garciniae |
Matsush., 1985 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Sporidesmium ponapense |
Matsush., 1981 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Gloeosporium |
Desm. & Mont., 1849 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Gloeosporium spp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Gloeosporium mangostanae |
Cif., 1927 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Botrytis |
P. Micheli ex Haller, 1768 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Botrytis sp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Leptostroma garciniae |
Gonz. Frag. & Cif., 1928 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pichia garciniae |
Bhadra & Shivaji, 2008 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pichia garciniae sp. nov. |
Bhadra & Shivaji, 2008 |
Fungus |
Repeat of above |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotia |
De Not., 1841 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotia sp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Pestalotia espaillatii |
Cif. & Gonz. Frag., 1925 |
Fungus |
Synonym of Pestalotiopsis espaillatii |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Neopestalotiopsis hydeana |
Huanraluek & Jayaward., 2021 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Neopestalotiopsis hydeana sp. nov. |
Huanraluek & Jayaward., 2021 |
Fungus |
Repeat of above |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotiopsis |
Steyaert, 1949 |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotiopsis spp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Pestalotiopsis sp. |
Fungus |
Too vague |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Pestalotiopsis espaillatii |
(Cif. & Gonz. Frag.) Satya, 1963 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotia flagisetula |
Guba, 1961 |
Fungus |
Synonym of above |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotiopsis hydei |
Huanraluek & Jayaward., 2021 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotiopsis hydei sp. nov. |
Huanraluek & Jayaward., 2021 |
Fungus |
Could not confirm presence in Malaysia |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Pestalotiopsis versicolor |
(Speg.) Steyaert, 1949 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Phomopsis |
(Sacc.) Bubák, 1905 |
Fungus |
At the genus level impossible to make out more. As a synonym of Diaporthe, Phomopsis is considered present in NZ (nzor.org.nz). Although recorded in neighbouring countries to Malaysia, SAPHL found no records for Malaysia. |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
Phomopsis spp. |
Fungus |
At the genus level impossible to make out more. As a synonym of Diaporthe, Phomopsis is considered present in NZ (nzor.org.nz). Although recorded in neighbouring countries to Malaysia, SAPHL found no records for Malaysia. |
NZOR (2023), Biota NZ (2023) |
|
Exallomochlus hispidus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Dysmicoccus lepelleyi |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Dysmicoccus neobrevipes |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Dysmicoccus neobrevipes |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Formicococcus matileae |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Maconellicoccus hirsutus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Paracoccus interceptus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Paraputo odontomachi |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Planococcus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Planococcus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Planococcus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Planococcus citri |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Planococus citri |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Planococcus lilacinus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Planococcus minor |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Pseudococcus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Pseudococcus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Pseudococcus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Pseudococcus aurantiacus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Pseudococcus baliteus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Pseudococcus cryptus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Pseudococcus longispinus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Pseudococcus philippinicus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Rastrococcus spinosus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Stricklandina williamsi |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Trigona fulviventris |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Trigona fuscipennis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Camponotus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Camponotus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Cardiocondyla |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Cardiocondyla sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Cardiocondyla sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Crematogaster |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Crematogaster sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Crematogaster sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Dolichoderus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Dolichoderus sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Dolichoderus sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Iridomyrmex |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Iridomyrmex sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Iridomyrmex sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Monomorium |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Monomorium sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Monomorium sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Oecophylla smaragdina |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Antwiki |
|
Paratrechina |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Paratrechina sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Paratrechina sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Pheidole |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Pheidole sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Pheidole sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Plagiolepis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Plagiolepis sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Plagiolepis sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Polyrhachis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Polyrhachis sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Polyrhachis sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Tapinoma |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Tapinoma sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Tapinoma sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Tapinoma melanocephalum |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Antwiki |
|
Technomyrmex |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Technomyrmex sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Technomyrmex sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Technomyrmex butteli |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Antwiki |
|
Tetramorium |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Tetramorium sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Tetramorium sp |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Wasmannia auropunctata |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Aetholix flavibasalis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Ophiusa coronata |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Orgyia postica |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Orgyia postica (cocoa tussock moth) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Hyposidra talaca |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Acrocercops |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Acrocercops sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Phyllocnistis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Phyllocnistis sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Phyllocnistis citrella |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Eudocima phalonia |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Eudocima fullonia |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Eudocima salaminia |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Lophoptera |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Lophoptera sp. |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Stictoptera columba |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Stictoptera cucullioides |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Stictoptera grisea |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Stictoptera signifera |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Adoxophyes privatana |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
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Archips micaceana |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Archips micaceanus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Cryptophlebia leucotreta |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
||
Dudua aprobola |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Gatesclarkeana idia |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Homona difficilis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Lobesia genialis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Planococcus dischidiae |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Scalenet |
|
Scirtothrips dobroskyi |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR |
|
Scirtothrips dorsalis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Thrips Aotearoa |
|
Scirtothrips dorsalis (chilli thrips) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Thrips Aotearoa |
|
Scirtothrips hitam |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Scirtothrips lantanae |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Scirtothrips lixini |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Scirtothrips lixinae |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Scirothrips laxinae |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Scirtothrips malayensis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Scirtothrips oligochaetus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Selenothrips rubrocinctus |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (red-banded thrips) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Thrips hawaiiensis |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Thrips Aotearoa |
|
Thrips hawaiiensis (Hawaiian flower thrips) |
Arthropod |
Arthropoda were agreed as out of scope, because of size, visibility, mobility on nursery stock, as well as basic measures incorporating insecticide and miticide treatment |
Thrips Aotearoa |
|
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides |
(Penz.) Penz. & Sacc. 1884 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ. |
NZOR (2023) |
Gliocephalotrichum abrachium |
R.A. Fernandes, C.P. Almeida & Pinho 2020 |
Fungus |
Not known to be present in Malaysia |
PPIN (2023) |
Gliocephalotrichum bulbilium |
J.J. Ellis & Hesselt. 1962 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
NZOR (2023) |
Leuconectria clusiae |
(Samuels & Rogerson) Rossman, Samuels & Lowen 1993 |
Fungus |
Causes postharvest fruit and unlikely to be associated with the commodity |
PPIN (2023) |
Meliola garciniae |
H.S. Yates 1918 |
Fungus |
Present in Malaysia, causes black mildew on leaves, likely to enter on the pathway but most likely to be detected during the compulsary PEQ period |
PPIN (2023) |
Schizophyllum commune |
Fr. 1815 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ, non-regulated in ONZPR |
NZOR (2023) |
Erythricium salmonicolor |
Fungus |
Present in NZ, non-regulated in ONZPR |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Sphaerobolus stellatus |
Fungus |
Present in NZ, non-regulated in ONZPR |
NZOR (2023) |
|
Mucor irregularis |
Stchigel, Cano, Guarro & Ed. Álvarez 2011 |
Fungus |
Causes postharvest fruit and unlikely to be associated with the commodity |
PPIN (2023) |
Rhizopus stolonifer |
Fungus |
Present in NZ, non-regulated in ONZPR |
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Helarctos malayanus |
Mammal |
Most likely not associated with pathway as a bear would be obvious to sneak through |
||
Guppya gundlachi |
Mollusca |
Out of scope for this hazard ID |
||
Hygromia |
Mollusca |
Out of scope for this hazard ID |
||
Hygromia |
Mollusca |
Out of scope for this hazard ID |
||
Helicotylenchus dihystera |
Nematode |
Present in NZ |
||
Rotylenchulus reniformis |
Nematode |
Present in NZ |
||
Tylenchulus semipenetrans |
Nematode |
Present in NZ |
Table 2: Summary of Taxa excluded at hazard identification for rambutan
Rambutan |
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Pest/Disease |
Authority |
Type |
Rationale |
Reference |
Albonectria rigidiuscula |
(Berk. & Broome) Rossman & Samuels |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022); CABI; Lee et al. (2012) |
Ampullifera foliicola |
Deighton |
Fungus |
There is no evidence found to suggest this species is harmful to any plants or crops of value in New Zealand. It is a lichenicolous fungus, usually it is found on the thallus of foliose lichens. |
Farr & Rossman (2022); Deechouy (2556) |
Aphelenchoides bicaudatus |
(Imamura, 1931) |
Nematode |
Present in NZ and no evidence to suggest it is a vector |
GBIF |
Beltrania rhombica |
Penz. |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Calonectria hongkongensis |
|
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022); Zakaria (2022); GBIF |
Cephaleuros virescens |
|
Algae |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Chaetomella raphigera |
Swift |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Clonostachys rosea |
Schroers, Samuels, Seifert & W. Gams (NZOR) |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
|
Colletotrichum fructicola |
Prihastuti, L. Cai & K.D. Hyde |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022); CABI; EPPO (2022) |
Colletotrichum gloeosporioides |
(Penz.) Penz. & Sacc. |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022); Zakaria (2022) |
Colletotrichum queenslandicum |
B.S. Weir & P.R. Johnst. |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Zakaria (2022) |
Colletotrichum simmondsii |
R.G. Shivas & Y.P. Tan |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Dipodascus geotrichum |
(E.E. Butler & L.J. Petersen)Arx. |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Erythricium salmonicolor |
(Berk. & Broome) Burds. |
Fungus |
Uncertain of presence |
BiotaNZ |
Ganoderma philippii |
(Bres. & Henn.) Henn. |
Fungus |
|
|
Gliocephalotrichum bulbilium |
J.J. Ellis & Hesselt. |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022); Zakaria (2022); GBIF |
Gliocephalotrichum mexicanum |
|
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022); GBIF |
Gliocephalotrichum microchlamydosporum |
|
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022); GBIF |
Gliocephalotrichum nephelii |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022); GBIF |
|
Gliocephalotrichum simmonsii |
|
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Lomabrd et al (2014); GBIF |
Gonatobotryum fuscum |
(Sacc.) Sacc. |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
|
Lasiodiplodia brasiliensis |
M.S.B.Netto, M.W.Marques & A.J.L.Phillips |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Serrato-Diaz (2020); Kee et al. 2018; GBIF |
Lasiodiplodia parva |
A.J.L. Phillips, A. Alves & Crous |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022); CABI abstracts (2022) |
Lasmenia sp. |
Speg., 1886 |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Leptosphaeria doliolum |
(Pers.) Ces. & De Not. |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022); CABI abstracts (2022) |
Leptosphaerulina trifolii |
(Rostr.) Petr. |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Meliola capensis |
(Penz.) Penz. & Sacc. |
Fungus |
No record of it on rambutan, only on a close relative N.mutabile |
Lee et al.2012 |
Nectria pseudotrichia |
Berk. & M.A. Curtis |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Lee et al.2012 |
Neocosmospora solani |
(Mart.) L. Lombard & Crous |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
GBIF |
Neofusicoccum batangarum |
Begoude, Jol. Roux & Slippers, in Phillips, Alves, Abdollahzadeh, Slippers, Wingfield, Groenewald & Crous, Stud. Mycol. 76: 13 |
Fungus |
Not reported from Malaysia or Thailand |
Zakaria (2022); Serrat-Diaz et al (2020) |
Neofusicoccum mangiferae |
(Syd. & P. Syd.) Crous, Slippers & A.J.L. Phillips |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
|
Neofusicoccum parvum |
(Pennycook & Samuels) Crous, Slippers & A.J.L. Phillips (2006) |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Zakaria (2022) |
Oidium nephelii |
Hadiw. |
Fungus |
Synonym of Pseudoidium nephelii |
Lee et al. (2012) |
Pestalotiopsis flagisetula |
(Guba) Y.X. Chen (1994) |
Fungus |
|
|
Pestalotiopsis palmarum |
(Cooke) Steyaert 1949 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Phellinus noxius |
|
Fungus |
Synonym of Pyrroderma noxium |
Lee et al. (2012) |
Phyllosticta capitalensis |
Henn. (1908 [1909]) |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022); GBIF |
Phytophthora cinnamomi [see notes] |
Rands |
Oomycete |
Present in NZ |
Lee et al. (2012) |
Phytophthora citrophthora |
(R.E. Sm. & E.H. Sm.) Leonian |
Oomycete |
Present in NZ |
Farr & Rossman (2022);Lee et al. (2012) |
Phytophthora litchii |
(C.C. Chen ex W.H. Ko, H.S. Chang, H.J. Su, C.C. Chen & L.S. Leu) Voglmayr, Göker, Riethm. & Oberw. |
Oomycete |
No record found for rambutan, nor for Malaysia |
Farr & Rossman (2022); CABI abstracts (2022) |
Phytophthora nicotianae |
Breda de Haan |
Oomycete |
Present in NZ |
Zakaria (2022) |
Podoxyphium yuccae |
Bat. & Nascim. (1963) |
Fungus |
No record found for association with rambutan |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
Pseudomonas syringae |
van Hall 1902 |
Bacteria |
Present in NZ |
|
Pseudopestalotiopsis theae |
(Sawada) Maharachch., K.D. Hyde & Crous |
Fungus |
No record found for association with rambutan |
|
Radopholus similis |
|
Nematode |
Endoparasitic, no conclusive proof it is on rambutan |
CPC (2022); EPPO (2022) |
Rhizopus stolonifer |
(Ehrenb.) Vuill. |
Fungus |
Cannot find if it’s a pathogen so likely to exclude |
|
Rotylenchulus reniformis |
|
Nematode |
Semiendoparasitic- expected nematicide should work against them |
CPC (2022) |
Teichospora nephelii |
|
Fungus |
Cannot find if it’s a pathogen so likely to exclude |
Crous et al. (2016); GBIF |
Xanthomonas nepheliae |
|
Bacteria |
No record found of presence in Malaysia or Thailand |
Coates et al in Ploetz 2003; Pordesimao & Barredo 1970. |
Zignoella fallax |
Fungus |
No record found of presence in Malaysia or Thailand |
Farr & Rossman (2022) |
|
Zygosporium gibbum |
(Sacc., M. Rousseau & E. Bommer) S. Hughes |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Lee et al. (2012) |
Corallomycetella repens |
(Berk. & Broome) Rossman & Samuels 1999 |
Fungus |
Present in NZ |
Kueh (1974) |
Pests and diseases that were progressed to further pest risk assessment stage but were excluded due to insufficient information on association with mangosteen and rambutan.
Table 3: Summary of Taxa excluded at further pest risk assessment stage and the rationale for exclusion
Species |
Reason for exclusion |
Ref |
---|---|---|
Kretzschmaria zonata |
Kretzschmaria zonata is excluded from further assessment as there is insufficient evidence of association with rambutan. Farr and Rossman (2023) and Lee et al. (2012) list rambutan as a host of K. zonata (under the synonym Ustulina zonata) in the Malay Peninsula and do not provide any further details of this association. The original source for this association, Thompson and Johnston (1953), provides only one record of K. zonata on rambutan. No further information was found in Google, Google Scholar, or CABI regarding the association with rambutan of K. zonata, or any of the synonyms listed in Species Fungorum (2023) (Sphaeria zonata, U. zonata, U. vulgaris and Hypoxylon deustum f. madagascariense). |
(Thompson and Johnston 1953, Ploetz 2003, Chua et al. 2012, Fungorum 2022, Farr and Rossman 2023) |
Marasmiellus scandens |
We have not found any primary references that provide evidence of an association between Marasmiellus scandens and either mangosteen or rambutan. Some secondary sources mention an association with these plants in Malaysia (Turner 1971), but this has not been confirmed by experimental studies or pathogenicity tests. As a result, we currently lack sufficient information to assess the risk of M. scandens entering New Zealand through these commodities. Besides, the lack of recent research (in the last 50 years) on biology, association, and impact conveys the point that M. scandens is unlikely to be a pathogen of concern. |
(Turner 1971) |
Marasmius crinis-equi |
We have not found primary references providing evidence of the association of Marasmius crinis-equi with mangosteen or rambutan. Secondary sources cite Turner (1971), who reported these plants as only occasional hosts in Malaysia without providing evidence. To date, no experimental study or pathogenicity test has confirmed this association. Due to this and the scarcity of information about M. crinis-equi (including its biology), we currently lack the means to assess the risk of the fungus entering New Zealand. Moreover, the lack of recent research (in the last 50 years) on biology, association, and impact conveys the point that M. crinis-equi is unlikely to be a pathogen of concern. |
(Turner 1971) |
Phomopsis nephelii |
There is insufficient information to confirm that Phomopsis nephelii is a pathogen on Nephelium lappaceum (rambutan) plants.
|
(Williams and Liu 1976, Singh 1980, Chua et al. 2012, Abeywickrama et al. 2023, Farr and Rossman 2023) |
Pseudocercospora nephelii
|
MPI does not consider P. nephelii to be a hazard on rambutan bare rooted whole plants as per the commodity description and was excluded from this IRA, because
However, it is uncertain whether minimum requirement can prevent the entry of P. nephelii from rambutan into New Zealand. As such, if new information on hosts and/or pathogenicity on rambutan become available in the future, this species may need to be reassessed. |
(Lin 2023) |
Pseudoidium nephelii |
Pseudoidium nephelii is considered a synonym of Erysiphe quercicola. According to the taxonomy reference paper by Braun and Cook (2012), P. nephelii is morphologically close to the anamorph of E. quercicola and possibly identical, but at that date the identity was not proven by means of inoculation experiments or molecular sequence analyses. At this stage, Braun and Cook (2012) decided to leave these two species separated. Recently, Meeboon and Takamatsu (2020) concluded that P. nephelii is genetically identical to E. quercicola (the current preferred name) by phylogenetic analysis of the ITS and 28s rDNA region. |
(Braun and Cook 2012, Meeboon and Takamatsu 2020), PHEL pers.com. 2023 |
Zignoella garciniae |
There is no recent evidence to suggest Zignoella garciniae is present in Malaysia. Secondary references associates Z. garciniae with mangosteen in Malaysia, but we have not found more recent sources that verified this causal link. The only primary source seems to be Belgrave (1915), which has been cited by a few authors such as Almeyda and Martin (1976) and Bourdeaut and Moreuil (1970).
We have not found any evidence suggesting that Z. garciniae has caused unacceptable economic, environmental, or human health impacts in Malaysia or elsewhere. While Z. garciniae might have been present in Malaysia since the early 1900s, there are no reports of significant impacts caused by the fungus, nor any official control measures in the country. Additionally, there is no evidence to suggest that the fungus could infect other horticultural or native plants in New Zealand. |
|
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