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Bur. Ent. & Plant Quar. Issued February 1950.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1948!

(List of Pests Recorded During the Period July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948, Inclusive,
as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering United
States Territory)

INTRODUCTION

This report, covering the thirty-fifth year for which interception lists have
been issued, summarizes the records of insect pests and plant pathogens found
in, on, or with plants and plant products (1) imported, (2) offered for but refused
entry, (3) held as ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered for entry through
customs, (4) offered for entry for immediate export or for immediate transpor-
tation and exportation in bond, and (5) in domestic shipments between Hawaii
and Puerto Rico and the mainland.

In some cases collections made late in the year are included in the report for
the following year, since determinations cannot be obtained immediately for all
of them. Occasionally determinations are delayed for longer periods. The data
for this list are obtained from routine reports by personnel of this Bureau, supple-
mented by information supplied by State and Customs officials. The States of
California and Florida maintain staffs of specialists who determine a large pro-
portion of the material collected at their ports. Specialists of the Bureau of
Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering determine many of the
difficult or unusual pathogens collected at the ports.

All scientific names are reviewed by appropriate specialists in the Department
to assure conformance to the international rules of nomenclature.

While every reasonable effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections
listed, the alleged origin of host plant materials cannot be verified in all cases,
and where there is reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, the question-
able items are either omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

During the period under consideration importations of plant propagative
material have continued to arrive from various parts of the world in volumes
exceeding those of prewar years. Many of these perishable plant importations
arrived by air transportation and with them came living pests in considerable
numbers. Formerly, many of these same pests perished on long sea voyages.
This increased threat to the nation’s plant life has necessitated increased vigilance
on the part of all persons concerned. Fortunately, the personnel of both the
commercial air lines and the military services continue to render excellent aid in
the enforcement of plant quarantine regulations intended to reduce the air
movement of potentially dangerous plant materials to a minimum.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Air-borne plant material arrives in mail, baggage, express, stores, and freight,
and interceptions of plant pests from such material have been frequent. During
the year 3,324 interceptions were made of insects arriving by air with agricultural
material or as stowaways. There were 172 interceptions of plant diseases. Ap-
proximately half the plant disease organisms were not determinable to species,
but, from the evidence, appeared to represent little or no risk to this country.
A few of the disease organisms specifically determined but not known to be in the

1 Compiled by W. H. Wheeler, pathologist, Judith Hunt, scientific aid, and
EK. P. Reagan, entomologist, Division of Foreign Plant Quarantines,

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United States are, however, reported to be parasites of their hosts in foreign
countries. These totals for plant disease interceptions, while not large, serve to
illustrate the disease-carrying possibilities of plant materials brought to this
country by air transportation. Some of the most important insects intercepted
during the year were taken from host fruits and plants arriving by plane. In
fact, planes are becoming the most frequent source of interception of certain
notoriously destructive pests, particularly fruit flies.

Among the more important insects found in air-borne material were: The citrus
blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) on breadfruit in baggage from Jamaica, on
Bryophyllum sp. in baggage from Bermuda, and on lime leaf in baggage from Cuba;
the whitefly Aleurothrixus myrtacei on gardenia in baggage from Cuba; Aleurotra-
chelus trachoides on leaf of bay-rum tree in baggage from the Bahamas; Anastrepha
fraterculus in orange in baggage from Brazil, and A. fraterculus (?) in guava in baggage
from Colombia; the Mexican fruit fly (A. ludens) in mango and orange in baggage
from Guatemala and Mexico, and in orange in quarters from Mexico; the West
Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) in guava in baggage from Aruba and
Puerto Rico, in Ilex glabra (gallberry) in baggage from Jamaica, in Malay-apple
in baggage from the Dominican Republic, in mango in baggage from the Dominican
Republic, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Salva-
dor, and Trinidad, in mango in cargo from Jamaica, in rose-apple in baggage from
Jamaica, and in yellow mombin in baggage from Cuba, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico,
and Salvador; A. serpentina in mamey in baggage from Salvador, in sapodilla in
baggage from Mexico, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, and A. serpentina (?) in sapodilla
in baggage from Costa Rica and in mamey in baggage from Salvador; A. striata
in guava in baggage from Costa Rica and Mexico; A. suspensa in guava in baggage
from Puerto Rico, pupae and empty pupae cases of A. suspensa in soil in baggage
from the Dominican Republic, and A. suspensa (?) in guava in baggage from Cuba;
the Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in fig in baggage from Italy,
Palestine, and Portugal, in grape in stores from Portugal, in mango in baggage
from Italy and Portugal, in orange in cargo from Algeria, in peach in baggage from
Italy, in peach in stores from Portugal, in peach in cargo from the Union of South
Africa, in persimmon in baggage from Italy, in plum in stores from Portugal,
in ponderosa lemon in baggage from Spain, in pricklypear in baggage from Italy,
in quinee in baggage from France, Greece, and Italy, in tangerine in baggage from
Palestine and Portugal, in tangerine in quarters from Portugal, and in tangerine
in stores from Italy, Portugal, and Spain, and C. capitata (?) in apple in baggage,
origin unknown, in avocado in stores from Australia, in grape in cargo from the
Union of South Africa, and in pear in stores from Portugal; C. rosa in peach in
cargo from the Union of South Africa; Cylas formicarius var. in sweetpotato in
cargo from Siam; the olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage from the
Azores, Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain; the rhododendron whitefly (Dza-
leurodes chittendeni) on leaf of rhododendron in express from England; the West
Indian sweetpotato weevil (Euscepes postfasciatus) in sweetpotato in baggage
from Puerto Rico; the Argentine ant (Iridomyrmex humilis) on chrysanthemum
in baggage and on plum in stores from Portugal, and in soil around unidentified
bulbs and plants in baggage from the Azores; Kalotermes marginipennis in suit-
case in baggage from Guatemala; Hast Indian bean pod borer (Maruca testulalis)
in pigeonpea and string bean in baggage from Puerto Rico and in string bean in
eargo from New Zealand; Monomorium destructor on Cattleya sp. in baggage
from Jamaica; the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in gin motes in cargo
from Brazil, in cottonseed in mail from Hawaii and in baggage from Venezuela;
Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, and
Switzerland, and in stores from Portugal.

The more important plant disease organisms found on air-borne material, not
believed to be established in the United States, were Ascochyta citri on orange in
baggage from Italy and the Azores, A. decipiens on snapdragon in baggage from
England, Cercospora angraeci on odontoglossum orchid in express from France,
Coleopsorium dahliae on dahlia in baggage from Mexico, Coniothyrium diplodiella
on rose in express from France, Cytospora lirella on bamboo in cargo from Mexico,
Elsinoe phaseoli on lima bean in baggage and cargo from Puerto Rico, Gloeospor-
zum olivarum on olive in baggage from Italy, Phyllosticta cymbidii on cymbidium
orchid in baggage from Japan; P. odontoglossi on stanhopea orchids in baggage
and cargo from Panama and Costa Rica, Stagonospora ilicis on English holly in
baggage from England, Uredo behnickiana on laelia orchid in cargo from Mexico,
and U. scabies on vanilla orchid in baggage from Nicaragua.

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NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

Anastrepha fraterculus was intercepted in grapefruit from Brazil and in orange
from Argentina and Brazil, and A. fraterculus (?) in guava from Colombia and in
orange from Brazil and Colombia. The Mexican fruit fly (A. ludens) was taken
in apple, avocado, grapefruit, mango, orange, peach, pear, quince, sapote, sweet
lime, undetermined seed, white sapote, and on an open deck near garbage from
Mexico, in grapefruit from British Honduras, and in mango and orange from
Guatemala. A. ludens (?) was found in mango and in orange from Mexico.
The West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) Was intercepted in guava from
Aruba, Cuba, and Puerto Rico, in gallberry (Jlex glabra) and rose-apple from
Jamaica, in Malay-apple from the Dominican Republic, in mango from the
Bahamas, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Salvador, and Trinidad, in Spondias
sp. from Nicaragua, and in yellow mombin from Cuba, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico,
and Salvador, and A. mombinpraeoptans (?) in guava from Puerto Rico, in
mango from the Canal Zone, Honduras, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Salvador,
and in yellow mombin from Salvador. A. serpentina was taken in mamey from
Mexico and Salvador, in sapote from Salvador, and in sapodilla from Guatemala,
Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, and A. serpentina (?) in mamey
from Salvador, and in sapodilla from Costa Rica and Venezuela. A. striata
was found in guava from Costa Rica, Honduras, and Mexico. A. suspensa
was taken in guava from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and in soil from the Dominican
Republic. The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) was intercepted in
apple from Argentina and Italy, in apricot from Algeria (?), in fig from the Azores,
Bermuda, Italy, Palestine, and Portugal, in grape from Argentina, Portugal,
and the Union of South Africa, in grapefruit from Australia, Brazil, Egypt, and
Italy, in loquat from Bermuda and Italy, in mango from Egypt and Hawaii,
in orange from Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Egypt, Gold Coast, Italy,
Palestine, Portugal, Spain, and Syria, in peach from Italy, Morocco, Portugal,
and the Union of South Africa, in plum from Portugal, in persimmon and prickly-
pear from Italy, in ponderosa lemon from Spain, in pummelo and sweet bell red
pepper from Hawaii, in quince from France, Greece, Italy, and Spain, and in
tangerine from Algeria, Italy, Palestine, Portugal, and Spain, and C. capitata (?)
in avocado from Australia and Hawaii, in grape from Argentina and the Union
of South Africa, in orange from France, India, Italy (?), and Spain, in pear and
plum from Portugal, and in sweet lime from the Azores, in tangerine from the
Azores, Italy, and Portugal, and in tomato from Hawaii. Ceratitis rosa was
found in peach from the Union of South Africa. The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae)
was found in cucumber, squash, string bean, sweet bell red pepper, and tomato
from Hawaii. The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) was intercepted in avocado,
banana, guava, longan, mango, and papaya from Hawaii, and in mango from
the Philippines; and D. dorsalis (?) in banana, immature green coconut, and mango
from Hawaii. The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) was taken in olive from the Azores,
Greece, Italy, and Portugal. The celery fly (Huleia heraclet) was found in celery
from England and Ireland, in celeriac from Denmark, and in parsley from France.
Rhagoletis alternata was intercepted in hips of Rosa canina from Sweden. R. cerasi
was taken in cherry from Czechoslovakia, France, Italy, Portugal, and Switzer-
land. The apple maggot (R. pomonella) was intercepted in apple from Mexico,
and R. pomonella (?) in apple and thornapple from Mexico. R. striatella (?) was
taken in husk tomato from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT ELIES

An eriophyid mite, Aceria tulipae, was taken on garlic from Mexico. The citrus
blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) was intercepted on breadfruit leaf from Jamaica,
on leaf of Bryophyllum sp. from Bermuda, on leaves of Citrus sp., orange, and
sour lime from Mexico, and leaf of sour lime from Cuba. Aleurothrixus myrtacet
(Aleyrodidae) was found on gardenia in baggage from Cuba. A curculionid,
Brachyrhinus porcatus, was taken on turnip from Norway, and B. sulcatus (black
vine weevil) was intercepted in dahlia tuber from Canada. Two curculionids,
Brachycerus albidentatus and B. algirus, were taken in garlic from Italy. Bruchi-
dius incarnatus (Bruchidae), a serious pest, was taken in vetch from Italy. A
chrysomelid, Cassida nebulosa, recorded as a pest of beets, lambsquarters, and
related plants, was taken with moss and forest litter around rhododendron
shrubs from the Netherlands. The Asiatic rice borer (Chilo simplex) was inter-
cepted in rice straw from China and in service mail arriving at San Francisco,

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Calif. Coptotermes formosanus (a very injurious termite) was taken with water-
nuts from China. The banana root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus) was found in
banana root from Guatemala. Cylas formicarius was intercepted in sweet-
potato from the Philippines and the Straits Settlements; and C. puncticollis in
sweetpotato from Mozambique and Sierra Leone. Hpicaerus cognatus (Curculion-
idae) was found in potato and in Solanum sp. (wild) from Mexico. The oriental
fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta) was taken in apple from Japan, in apricot from
Italy, and in peach from unknown origin. Monomorium destructor, an important
economic ant, probably capable of becoming established in the warmer sections
of the United States, was intercepted on Cattleya sp. plant from Jamaica. The
pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) was intercepted in cottonseed from
Brazil, British West Indies, Hawaii, Italy, Mexico, St. Kitts, and Venezuela,
in cotton boll from Hawaii and Italy, in gin motes from Brazil, in seed cotton
from Egypt, and in okra from Cyprus, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico.
A chrysomelid, Phyllotreta undulata, a European species not known to be
established in the United States, was found on shrubs from the Netherlands.
Premnotrypes vorax (Curculionidae) was taken in potato from Ecuador.

SNAILS

Salvaged military equipment was on four occasions found to be contaminated
with living giant African snails (Achatina fulica). Two of the interceptions were
made at San Francisco, Calif., on material from Guam and the Marianas, and
two at San Pedro, Calif., on material from the Marianas.

Other interceptions of snails, not known to occur on the mainland of the United
States and injurious to agriculture, included Bradybaena similaris which was
found at Philadelphia, Pa., among string beans from Bermuda, and Lemellazis sp.
which was taken at San Diego, Calif., in soil around a potted plant from Algeria.

Correction.—On page 22 of the List of Intercepted Plant Pests for 1947 is
found the name Gnaphalocrocis medinalis (Guen.), which should have been spelled
Cnaphalocrocis medinalis and thus would correctly appear on page 15.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

With reduction in maritime traffic between this country and India and Ceylon,
following the end of the recent world conflict, interceptions of citrus canker
(Xanthomonas citrt) have fallen off. In spite of this, India, for the third year,
contributed the largest number of interceptions of the disease. The Philippines:
followed in second place. A disease interception of considerable significance to a
well-known material of commerce was a rust, Uredo scabies, of the vanilla orchid
brought in by an air traveler from Nicaragua. The vanilla cuttings, collected in
the wilds of that country, were intended for direct movement from the United
States port of entry to Puerto Rico where they were expected to contribute to
the vanilla industry of that island. The interception of the rust represents the
first record of its occurrence north of South America. A second disease repre-
senting a threat to the citrus groves of this country, the sweet orange scab (EHlsinoe
australis), was taken five times on lemon from Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay,
seven times on sweet orange from Argentina and Brazil, and once on an unidenti-
fied citrus fruit from Brazil. A second rust of interest, Coleosporitum senevionis,
was intercepted from Argentina on the composite plant Senecio deferens. Pines
are the alternate hosts of this pathogen and in some parts of the world suffer
serious injury from its attack.

Other diseases worthy of note were a stem fungus, Ascochyta decipiens, of snap-
dragon from England; a leaf-infecting fungus, A. fraxini, of ash from Italy; the
banana leaf spot (Cercospora musae) from various countries where it is known; a
rust fungus, Coleosporium dahliae, of dahlia from Mexico; the black scale fungus
(Colletotrichum lilit) of various species of lily bulbs from Australia, China, India,
and Japan; a virulent wound parasite, Cryptospora longispora, of pine from New
Zealand; the lima bean scab fungus (Hlsinoe phaseoli) from Puerto Rico; the spot
anthracnose fungus (Hlsinoe pir) on pear from the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics; a fruit-rotting fungus, Helminthosporium carposaprum, of pepper and
tomatoes from Mexico; a leaf-rotting fungus, Heteropatella valtellinensis, of carna-
tion from Canada; a brown rot fungus, Monilinia fructigena, of apple from Sweden;
a leaf blight fungus, Mycosphaerella hondai, of rice from China and Japan; citrus
black spot (Phoma citricarpa) from Australia, China, India, Spain, and the Union
of South Africa, on various citrus fruits including lemon, grapefruit, mandarin
orange, and sweet orange; a stem canker fungus, Phomopsis magnoliae, on mag-
nolia from the Netherlands; a leaf fungus, Phyllachora balansae, on Cedrela sp.

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from Panama; a leaf fungus, Phyllachora cynodontis, of Bermuda grass from India;
a branch knot-forming fungus, Plowrightia virgultorum, on European white birch
from Sweden; a rust fungus, Puccinia longicornis, on bamboo from China; a twig
fungus, Sclerotinia kerneri, on silver fir from Germany; a leaf spot fungus, Septoria
arethusa, on lemon from Argentina; a leaf blotch fungus, Septoria cercosporiodes,
on chrysanthemum from Mexico; a leaf blotch fungus, Septoria posekensis, on
eymbidium and cypripedium orchids from India; the Australian citrus scab fungus
(Sphaceloma fawcettit scabiosa) on lemon from Australia; a smut fungus, Sphace-
lotheca trachypogonis, of crinkleawn grass from Brazil; a rust fungus, Sphenospora
kevorkianii, on stanhopea orchid from Ecuador; a rust fungus, Thecopsora areolata,
on the European birdcherry from Finland; a rust fungus, Uredo zgnava, on bamboo
from China, and an unknown source; a rust fungus, Uromyces bacuwmerlianus, on
sweet clover from Egypt; and a smut fungus, Ustilago kenjiana, on sorghum from
Arabia.

Nematodes of interest for the year were Aphelenchoides bicaudatus in dasheen
tubers from Cyprus; A. parietinus in lily bulb from England; A. ritzemabosi in
garlic from Mexico; A. subtenuis in narcissus bulb from the Netherlands; Ditylen-
chus dipsact in garlic from Mexico, colchicum from the Netherlands, narcissus
from England, and Star-of-Bethlehem from the Netherlands; D. iridis in col-
chicum, crocus, iris, and tigridia from the Netherlands, and in iris from England;
and Pratylenchus scribneri in potato tubers from Mexico.

Of the 1,157 species of pathogens or other organisms listed in the table, 60
were new to the interception files. Interceptions of the other 1,097 pathogens
showed 117 new countries of origin and 102 new hosts.

COMMON PESTS INTERCEPTED

Beginning with the year covered by this report the keeping of-records on the
various insects and plant diseases reported under this heading has been discon-
tinued. Those insects and diseases were, in nearly all instances, widely dis-
tributed in the regions in this country favorable to their existence, and in many
cases the interception records compiled through the years showed the same pests
to be of almost universal occurrence in countries from which certain plants and
plant products come to this country. The discontinuance of the records on these
common pests considerably reduces the total number of pests reported in the list,
but it is believed this compilation will be of even more use in its present form.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently inspectors find insects or pathogens affecting plant material in such
a stage or condition that complete and accurate determination is impracticable
or impossible. Some of these insects and pathogens are without doubt new to
science, and may be destructive pests. The notes below are given to show the
general nature of such incompletely determined interceptions.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects intercepted were the following fruit
flies: Anastrepha sp., probably fraterculus, at New York, N. Y., in grapefruit in
stores from Brazil, at Baltimore, Md., in orange in quarters and stores from
Brazil, at Mobile, Ala., in baggage from Brazil, at New York in stores from
Brazil, at Miami, Fla., in coffee berries in baggage from Colombia, and at the
National Airport, Arlington, Va., in guava in baggage from Peru; Anastrepha sp.,
probably mombinpraeoptans, at New York in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico,
at New Orleans, La., in mango in baggage from Guatemala, at Galveston, Tex.,
in mango in quarters from Guatemala, at Brownsville, Tex., in mango in express
from Salvador, and at El Paso, Tex., in mango in baggage from Salvador; Ana-
strepha sp., probably serpentina, at New Orleans, La., in sapodilla in baggage
from Venezuela; Anastrepha sp., possibly striata, at Laredo, Tex., in guava in
baggage from Mexico; Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa, at Miami, Fla., in
guava in baggage from Puerto Rico, and at New York in paper wrapping of
guavas, cashew, and gooseberries in stores from the Dominican Republic; Ana-
strepha sp. at New Orleans, La., in sapodilla in baggage from Costa Rica and in
almond and orange in quarters from Guatemala, at New York in sapodilla in
baggage from Puerto Rico, in grapefruit and orange in stores and in peach and
guava in baggage from Brazil, in mango in baggage from Dutch Guiana and
Guatemala, in Spondias sp. in baggage from Trinidad, in guava in baggage and
mail from Puerto Rico and in guava in baggage from Venezuela, at San Antonio,

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Tex., in mango in baggage from Guatemala, at Charleston, 8. C., in guava in
baggage from Dutch Guiana, at Brownsville, Tex., mango and quince in baggage
from Mexico, at Miami, Fla., in genip and quince in baggage from Peru and in
mango in baggage from Colombia and Jamaica, at the National Airport, Arlington,
Va., in orange in baggage from Brazil, at San Juan, P. R., in orange in baggage
from Brazil, at Seattle, Wash., in mango in stores from Peru, at Boston, Mass.,
in orange in stores from Brazil, at El Paso, Tex., in mango and guava in baggage
from Mexico and in guava in baggage from Salvador, at Baltimore, Md., in orange
in stores and in plum in quarters from Brazil and in grapefruit in stores from
Trinidad, at Mobile, Ala., in orange in baggage from Brazil, at Galveston, Tex.,
in orange in stores and quarters from Brazil, at Philadelphia, Pa., in pummelo in
stores from Brazil and in grapefruit in stores from Argentina; probably Anastrepha
sp. at Norfolk, Va., in orange in stores from Argentina, and a pupa of Anastrepha
sp. in a bag of fruit from British Honduras; Ceratitis sp. at New York in orange in
stores, and in grape in cargo from the Union of South Africa; Ceratitis sp. (?) at
New York in apple in stores from the Union of South Africa; Dacus sp. at New
York in cucumber in stores from the Union of South Africa; Dacus sp. (?) at
Honolulu, T. H., in fruit of Ficus sp. in baggage from the Philippines and in
mango in baggage from India; Rhagoletzs sp. at Hidalgo, Tex., in black walnut
in baggage, at El Paso, Tex., in Lyciwm berlandiert and Lyctum sp. in baggage from
Mexico; Rhagoletis sp. (?) at Washington, D. C., in fruit of Solanum sp. in mail
from Mexico. Eight interceptions which could not be identified beyond family
(Tephritidae) were taken at Boston, Mass., in coconut in baggage from Liberia,
at El Paso, Tex., in Lyctum sp. in baggage from Mexico, at San Pedro, Calif., in
coffee berry in baggage from Hawaii, and at New York in orange in stores from
Brazil and in grape in cargo from Argentina.

The following miscellaneous insects of special interest were intercepted:
Aleurocanthus sp. (Aleyrodidae), apparently undescribed, on bamboo leaf in
stores from India or China; Aleurodicinae (Aleyrodidae), new genus and new
species, near Aleurodicus, at Laredo, Tex., on Laelia majalis and Laelia sp. from
Mexico; Aleuroplatus sp., near variegatus Q. & B., (Aleyrodidae) at San Francisco,
Calif., on Philodendron sp. in air express from Guatemala; Aleurotrachelus sp.
(Aleyrodidae), apparently undescribed, at Miami, Fla., on Anthwriwm sp. leaf
in cargo from Colombia; Aximogastra (new) sp. (Eurytomidae) at Laredo, Tex.,
on orchid and philodendron in cargo from Mexico; probably an undescribed
coccid, Conchaspis sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on Xylobiwm sp. (orchid) in mail from
the Canal Zone; two curculionids, Cenotrachelus sp., near carinifer Csy., and ,
Conotrachelus sp., near naso Lec., at Brownsville, Tex., on Laelia sp.in cargo from
Mexico; Hololepta sp. (Histeridae), not native to the United States, at Browns-
ville, Tex., on Laelia majalis in cargo from Mexico; Leptispa sp., probably godwini
Baly (Chrysomelidae), probably capable of becoming a pest in this country if
it could establish itself on a suitable host, at New York on bamboo in stores from
India or China; Meibomeus sp. (Bruchidae), probably new species, at Washington,
D. C., in Desmodium sp. in mail from Argentina; Parallelodiplosis sp. (Itonididae)
at Brownsville, Tex., on orchid plant in cargo from Salvador; probably an unde-
scribed species of Stephanoderes sp. (Scolytidae) at Nogales, Ariz., in Acacia
cochliacantha in baggage from Mexico; an interesting and rare mite, Zercon sp., at
Hoboken, N. J., on magnolia branch in cargo from the Netherlands.

There were 3,559 interceptions distributed among 852 genera, which could be
identified to genus only. A total of 111 could be determined to family only.

A total of 3,670 incompletely determined insects were intercepted during the

ear.
a DISEASES

Among the incompletely determined plant disease organisms collected from
incoming material during the year were Cercospora sp. on euonymus from Japan;
Cercospora sp. on avocado from Mexico; Curvularia sp. on onion from Mexico;
Cytospora sp. on camellia from Australia; Cylindrosporium sp. on rose from the
Netherlands; Gnomonia sp. on willow from England; Graphiola sp. on palm from
the Fiji Islands; Helminthosporium sp. on rice from China, and Japan; Helmin-
thosporium sp. on rye from India; ‘‘Leprosis’”’ on sweet orange from Mexico;
Pestalotia sp. on sorghum from Liberia; Ozonium sp. on licorice stem from Turkey;
Phoma sp. on sweet orange from Brazil; Phoma sp. on apple from Greece; Phylla-
chora sp. on grass from China; Phyllosticta sp. on lily bulb from Australia; Phyllo-
sticta sp. on narcissus from Ireland; Phyllosticta sp. on avocado from Mexico;
Septoria sp. on anthurium from Belgium; Sphaeropsis sp. on lemon from Italy,
and Sphenospora sp. on Odontoglossum cervantes (orchid) from Mexico.

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a

Nematode interceptions of interest were Aphelenchoides sp. in lily bulbs from
Mexico and the Netherlands; Aphelenchoides sp. in potato tuber from Mexico;
Aphelenchoides sp. in roots of unidentified vine growing on war equipment re-
turned from Okinawa; Aphelenchus sp. in garlic and onion from Mexico; Meta-
phelenchus sp. in potato tuber from Mexico; Pratylenchus sp. and Tylenchus sp.
in dasheen tuber from Cyprus; Tylenchus sp. in soil with orchid from British
Guiana; and Tylenchus sp. in potato from France.

A total of 285 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the year.

Geographic summary of interceptions listed in main table and interception totals

Country Insect | Disease Country
Africa: Number| Number
INGA Gta 2a Se ee ae 3 0 Union of Soviet Socialistic
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan_-_____- 1 0 Republicsa ass =a ee ee
Belgian Congo_______-------_-- 1 0 Via OSes ant ake eee Rete
Oereneroog. 5s a 2 0 || North America:
Canaryeislands 2 =~ 222! ==- 0 1 Texan Oley ee es
aS twAtri cates ses oe e ie 1 0 Canada_____ pS SP Na ae eee
TONY OY Beh es Oe Mee Bape ee 9 2 British Columbia______---
French Equatorial Africa___-- 2 0 Central America____----------
French West Africa__-__------ 1 0 British Honduras______---
Goldk@oaste= sae ar ree 5 0 CanaliZoness ae
Mi Den pees aes eee 0 1 CostapRicae- ssa
IVIOTOCCOME etn en ae 3 3 (Guura Gem a) een eee
IMozamibiquewes 2 = tes 1 0 TONG Uras tae aoe ee
Bretoriag a) fo rwey Sandee Sues 0 1 INI caTraguateee see ane
Slernavibconew o2= = fa ele 4 0 Panam ater cosh sane
PITTS at sees EERE, RET CRD 2 0 2 Salvad Ores Saas owen
Union of South Afriea__-_--_- 12 3 IMIGXi CO nese het ee ae
Asia: Wiestiindiesss Sau. ea es cae
ANYEEY ONE) Ek eee eee 0 1 (Ari) asia siee mea ene aaa
(@ him aes Ge SS eh oe 13 64 Bahamas eee ee eae
Cyrus eee ee es PM el oes 3 1 Bar bad Ossesees = aes aes
OTIN OSawes 2 ien ERO Tae 1 0 British West Indies_____-
nN i ae te eas EW Ra 33 37 EU) Wy IASI Mi ae ed
rane su Se LA ee 1 0 Curacdos=2ass eases ee
TET O Ye ca ag ee A 1 0 ID OMini ca sess soe eee
ROR NO is ei eS a ae ee ee 59 27 Dominican Republic-____-
KOT eae wind a eaters anaes lob eae 1 0 da rile es Si a i ee
eban One wise S Reeds is 3 0 arial Case esepwlee ts wakes eons
INE EN Sas ee Se eal ae 1 1 Leeward Islands_________-
IRalestinese teers e SA 7 0 Mantini ques: s==—== eee
SNH OO et a a Ee Se 3 0 IMonmtserratenes: eae
Straits Settlements__________- 2 0 IPUCELORRICOs =e are
Siyiid aeveee meter p DS OF Sal Osoi8 « i! 0 S Cea GS ieee eee ee
Australasia: Steele Cla wear een i aaneenee
PAIS tralliaee eee oy eee 13 10 Shes Wma evanR ss Se Nh
Guamepre essed See 14 1 ETT a Cena ene
TELa wales ies Wii Sad ae 5 oe 137 1 Virgin Islands=: 23222222. —
Marian ASS eee nee woaierey ed 4 0 || South America:
iNew, Zealandee=ss. Nias a 1 6 IAT CONG in a eee een
Okina wae wea ee eee 0 2 IB TAZ ilps Nee etl Sees
Philip pin eset sae 48 3 British Gulanasess2= 22
Shu oh ale, Soe ee Bee Rovaies Gates 1 0 hile eee sey eee
SouthePacifichas 422s fee 1 0 Colombia wees saan cee
Rai tissesiee ee SAO a ek 5 0 Cua OTe ee eee ee
Europe: French Guiana_____--___-
IA OTCSE eRe oy es ee 9 5 Netherlands Guiana______
Bel siti | ses eg eT eee 19 20 leehiekeab ea a ee ee es
Czechoslovakia______________- 2 0 JEU e Dials eee NE ae Cal eS
Denmarko ees See 4 0 Wenezuela=s* 52s 2- ees 2
Wniglan deel see ara ee 58 13
Tara Ey a6 Le ge ae a 2 2 || Total:
TAT CO She eee ee ya er oe ene ms 32 9 ANET Calin a ewe ee A
Germany eee aaa ene 19 2 ANS 1 Bart Se of Sn al Nae
Greecemees rt seni Me SEs *2 3 2 PAIS trallasia see eee
EIN gar yee) see a awe Sas 2 0 TORU ROY OY aie ca aes 5 Se is ee
Une iri Aaeee ss ee 5 2 INT EheAmM er Cans nee
Tifa yee Ree ey ete ey Soe 257 18 SouthvAmericaets=seas== ane
Netherland shee eee neeee 79 521 (Winikan OW See ee ne eee
Norpheirelan d= ite Ses 1 0
INOW Vee ee ae an ery ete 4 1 A Day es ea SCS TINE Sp ieee)
Polandeseeee = eee 1 0
IROntuca] Nae ese i ae 45 7 Total incompletely deter-
Scovlan dees sen see Ooms 1 0 mined pests, pp. 6, 7) __-
Spain eee see eer eae rennin eets 10 3 Total insect interceptions_
Swedeniain ts fare le See 13 3 Total disease intercep-
Swatzerlandmese sss eeeneeness 4 0 GlONS eee eee eee ae
UKE yan aaa a 2 0 Grandttotaly

Insect

Number

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Number

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Note.—In addition to the countries named above, interceptions were made from Antigua, Austria»
Batavia, Bikini Island, Ceylon, Christmas Island, Fiji Islands, Gibraltar, Java, Kwajalein Island, Mada-
gascar, Madeira Islands, Manu Island, Midway Island, Nova Scotia, Solomon Islands, Spanish Morocco,
Surinam, Tasmania, Transvaal, Uruguay, West Africa, and Yugoslavia.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 80, 1948,

inclusive

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin ey iss le
Sees oe q
3-3! 8 lad
pall t= ||
S) oOo |e
ie) Z |Ay
Acalypta mera Drake (Tingidae);
PTUTAULL GS Po ee ee eee EN Re eal Canada hee sess eee | ae | eee 1
Acalypta musci (Schrank) (Tingidae):
Crataegus'spe = aie ee aaa ete German ype ere ee | el 1
Acalypta nyctalis Drake (Tingidae):
Dryoptenisispia(iern) see ee Cangda= Sede eee nia) (enema 2
Acalypta platychila (Fieb.) (Tingidae):
AVA AULAIS Dee en a pA ngland eevee hed | See eee 1
Acanthoderes circumfleza Duv. (Cerambycidae):
Wioodents] a tshye a nent alte ee eae Mexico. aaa eee i) 2 ee
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic.) (Bruchidae): a
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_____--___-________ Canal Zone, St. Vincent_| 3 |----|--_-
UP Naseolisisp a (DeCaT) amen er oun e ee PACTS OTn GTN hese erento ie emt | re 1
Acanthoscelides quadridentatus (Schaef.) (Bru-
chidae):
DT ROSYENES) 0) Se GH SE re he Ur Bele IMexiconaie 2a. sl ae oR) eye a eaters
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae):
Allium sativum (garlic) ___....-_--.---_-__--__|_____ Gol Les. ae yO peace
Achatina fulica (Fer.) (Mollusca):
Returned military equipment_____.________- Guam, Marianas___.____| 4 |---_|--_-
Acroleucus vicinalis Dist. (Lygaeidae):
PE WEL GSD a(OTCHIG) eae sa eae eee en ee | GOs wa Mires Seis eer | ep [Beers 1
Orchid sb. 22 Seo NT MEN EERE ie SIN ERE Crain ies aa Le 2S Ra | A) ea 6
Acrolophus superstes Wism. (Acrolophidae):
OTchidh/ Se PARES URL SAS RR Eset nN Mle xdGO i200 Bk) Boe. abt (neato | iad 1
Agroiconota propingua (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae): A ;
Li Wate ae anes Secrets seeies Leeks Ghy Wan Unpy aoa Lancy Ogee Soa eel eee
Agromyza virens Loew (Agromyzidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_________|_____ (Ko peas i ea rs Ung eee eee
Tae grandis (Dallas) (Pentatomi-
ae):
CO Ys) of IMA ONIN KPa eee Ee aS cea te UO cll en LOE i a ea tea Ni 1
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Artocarpus ailtilis (breadfruit)-.__-___-_______ Cena oe ee ALLY | Bee | ae
IBryophyllumisp ee ens SOV TU UG gs eee ad | | 1
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_____-__-_-_-__- Cuba, Mexico___________ WA eeealeooe
Citrus sinensis (orange).....----._----_______ Vex COMM. ae eee a Bal ee ee
CiTUS SD EOS RST AN Sller eee Ae BP Coster ee sy cee ON | eas | aes
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _________________|_____ C6 cea SS ees eeeedl| Poe oP 1
Aleuroglandulus emmae Russell (Aleyrodidae):
Persea americana drymifolia (?)____..-._-____|---_- OE Maa A AON ako iL yi] ess | Cee
ieee ie gardeniae Russell (Aleyro-
idae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_________________|_____ GO ee ee ce Lal Bars | ace
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):
CHTUSSSP Na Es NATIT TEETER SE TRO) ENS ahah Puerto Rico____-_______- 1 seers eka
Aleurothrizus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)________________- Guibas ee a snes Pin | es a
Aleurotrachelus citri Priesner & Hosny (Aley-
rodidae):
Citrusisinensis (orange). 22-2. 222 2 Ralestines sae anes rapes hel bd bs
Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Back) (Aleyrodidae):
Pimenta racemosa (bay-rum tree)_____._____- IBahamas® aes) sre olga eu [piel 1
Ra aes aucubae (Kuwana) (Aleyrodi-
ae):
Ciérus Spi se oS alin ek le i SEO CON Te SJ ED Ty see a eles Settle Ne ie SEN EDR rest
Plan tsi ee RR IS IS UR EO ase co Koya eee eee ae eh lai TE
Algarobius prosopis (Lec.) (Bruchidae):
PFOSODIS| SP (MeSquite) eae eee eee Miexi count 25a 1. Apne [S| es 24| eee
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae):
Kerria japonice, (kerria).. 220002222282. Netherlands_____----___- rors eed bee
Rosa multiflora (Japanese rose) _--_--------__|--___ (c Vole eee Re Ss ND,
FOS SDS (LOSE) axis Wa Em ian a AY England, Netherlands__| 1 |----| 1
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --------_-______- Miexi cos: saat uiien enor 20 en ee
Orehide oO 8 SN OA EE (6 (a vlemeeaite ot bas BT pepe ee (eA
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae):
Chrysanthemum: spasms sa eee eva | Peet PVs Pan sae a) Se 1 | sees | es

Collected in—

Ala., N.Y.
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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,

inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of origin

Amphicerus cornutus (Pallas) (Bostrichidae):

AM DOOM NEG IAW ue 2 ia ee EY hee 5 cee | Rat (AG) 65 5 ahs ee ee
Spends SPS (t) ns Sein wt a eet an Wene zie lave: sees eer
pee own eh ace oe bet eS x1 COMES Saas ees
Annee rastratum flercum McA, & Mall.
(Pentatomidae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid) __-__------------- ==-2|,@anallZonen-- 8 ee ee
AN Ooura iG BR a ee eae IMIG s(foe ns BEES eee
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) -_.-_------------- IB a7 ee ee seas
Citrus sinensis (orange) ._.------------------- Argentina, Brazil__-__-_-
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange) __.-_----------------- Brazil, Colombia___-___-
Psidium guajava (guava)____----------------- Colombia. 2222
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Casimiroa edulis (white sapote) ___-_-----_--- IMiexi Cone ce aoa
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)__-_----------]____- GOR ates Ue ay
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _---.-_----------- British Honduras, Mex-
ico.
Citrus sinensis (orange)___------------------- Guatemala, Mexico, Un-
known.
Cydonia oblonga (quince)___-_-_------------- IMIGS ae See eas
Malus sylvestris (apple)__--------------------|____- COs ey ae eae
Mangifera indica (mango) _-----_------------- Guatemala, Mexico-_-__-
Persea americana (avocado) -___-_-_-_----_----- IVIEXT COM ee eee isan
Prunus persica (peach) _-----_-------.------<}2.2.. CO ae aU arias Se
PUTUSKCOMIMIUNIS! (DEAL) 2-222 oes n noes |e GORE EUG e Se ees
Sapote

On open deck near garbage
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):

Citrus sinensis (orange) _-_-------------------]___-- GO a Oe
Mangifera indica (mango)__-__---------------]_____ Gosia oe et cee
eons mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-

ae): :

fLugenia jamhos (rose-apple) ----------------- Vamaical is ae
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple) ---------- Dominican Republic----
Iler glabra (gallberry)-__--------------------- Jamal Caves assee ee cee
Mangifera indica (mango)_------------------- Bahamas, Cuba, Do-

minican Republic,
Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Puerto Rico,

Salvador, and Trinidad.

Psidium guajava (guava)__.------------------ Aruba, Cuba, Puerto
Rico.

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin).--------- Cuba, Nicaragua,
Puerto Rico, Salva-
dor.

Spondias sp. (mombin)_-_-_-_--------------- INicaraguae 222225 ene

meee mombinpraeoptans Sein (?) (Tephri-
idae):

Mangifera indica (mango) -------------------- Canal Zone, Honduras,
Mexico, Puerto Rico,
Salvador.

Psidium guajava (guava) --.------------------ IBUET LORRI COmee ae ee oe

Spondias mombin (jodo)____----------------- Salvad Ona caw ans aaes

Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Achras zapota (sapodilla)___--_-------------- Guatemala, Honduras,
Mexico, Nicaragua,
Venezuela.

Calucarpum sapota (sapote) ..----_----------- Salvadorssse2 see seen

Mammea americana (mamey) -_------------- Mexico, Salvador _-_----

Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):

Achras zapota (sapodilla)______.-----_-_-_--- Costa Rica, Venezuela_-_

Calocarpum sapota (sapote)_----------------- Unknowne=-22 0s ie eee

Mammea americana (mamey) --------------- Salvad onese=nae see eee

Anastrepha striata Schiner eer),

Psidium guajava (guava) --.----_--.-----.---- ee Rica, Honduras,

exico.

860943—50——2

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
A. > [a Collected in—
Ga/ B /hq
Be 2 le
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(o) oO |e
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1 |_._-|_---| Mass
2 | LS | NYS
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1 | es eet amex:
Ses Be TN Ne) KSEE MIN SIN
1 1 |---| Ala., La
mee OE set AS 63)
Lis) ate ene eh aak
Le ees eal lex:
LO sees |e | Rex
14) 3 |----| Tex
S120) |S 2as | Eee aeeING Wee
ex.
| ees ee |
Aa ee | een AT exes
BSc eron|ea asl WATIZe wuC.alitert
La., Tex.
40eeaiesn Mex.
fil eee | eae Tn Ox
Ue RS arse AES
Lyi eel ei Ox:
od | Eeceen Tox:
AAR Dea a eax
ifs) | yt Hise ex
7A er | eee Tex
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sb u| Bees razon Fla.*
ily | aR fee 124 18,
Pee Ee Fla.*
156sihe8) | zeae |ACality = akilas.
La., 5
IMIG Pi Ss
P. R., Tex.,
Va.
295 |Pal|=s=)| ehlaeeea uN eye,
Bay is Os,
Va.
Oe Bees |aa= | Calif raalar.
WasaNes ye;
Pa., Tex
eal DB,
Ste ce leece Alan a Calif,
Tay ING Yin
Tex.
Ty | eran fakes st WN vee
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6} 1 |_--_| Calif.,* La.,
IN; 4S
Ths] ee) see ae
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Aap asin [teers | ST
1p | ee Nye
oe ed Bebe
Solel gy| ees PAI Zena

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Collected in—

Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)
Soil

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Anelaphus truncatus (Hald.) (Cerambycidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Aer albolineatus Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):

Orchidhes=aae— ee Pe Feat a etn Pa

Anthonomus baridioides Champ. (Curculionidae):
OT CHIC CM els UR Beh os Sea)

Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Graminesey scat ne aR ee

Anuraphis helichrysi (Kltb.) (Aphidae):
Chrysanthemumispe = 2 Wises ees
Dianthus sp. (carnation)___________----__----

Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ---_._------_____-
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine)
Jasminum sp. (jasmine) ._____-_--_--------_-
Rosa sp. (rose)
ISYTUNG GS D reiterate tel eg oe Hae lia ee mel l

Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):

Carica papaya (papaya)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Cuttin gees esc itaat Sew es eae

Aphis medicaginis Koch (Aphidae):
Chiysanthemumisp 2a i ian oe eke

Apion carduorum Kirby (Curculionidae):
Cynara cardunculus (cardoon)

Apion craccae (L.) (Curculionidae):

WAGES DE CYC Oe ee ns

Apion flavipes Payk. (Curculionidae):

Crataegus sp. with woods moss_-____-----_--
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron -

Apion godmani W gnr. (Curculionidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Apion pomonae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Vicia sp. (vetch)

Arvelius albopunctatus (Deg.) (Pentatomidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Aspidiotus coryphae Ckll. & Rob. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Aspidiotus cryptomeriae Kuw. (Coccidae):

Cry MLOTVEN tO) SP eee ee ee tree ene

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Camellia sp

Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Annona sp

1 D2) eR ROD ie caer Ce RO Bee Le ty aan eas
Livistona chinensis (Chinese fan palm). ______
Musa paradisiaca (plaintain)
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Persea americana (avocado)_-_-_-..--_-------
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)________________--
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
Gy doniaisp) es ee eee iene
SIDILYG RTOS 0) ES eles a OO
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):
Githusisinensisy (Oran ee) ee eee eee
Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadd. (Coccidae):
UAL INLET SP eee ee ea eae
Spondias mombin (jobo)

Cuba, Puerto Rico____--
Dominican Republic___-

Panama, Puerto Rico-__-

Mexico 22222525 =- eee

Wneland 2222222. 52e ke

ET yen eee ee
Philippines_____________
Ela wallets eet aren ene

GermanyAee se eee
Netherlands_.-______- cae

PuertopRicomss=- sees
Colombia, Costa Rica,
Guam, Mexico, Phil-
ippines, Salvador,

Puerto Rico.__._-.-...--
Costa Rica, Guatemala,
Hawaii, Mexico, Pan-

Number of
intercep-

tions in—

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Tex.

Calif.*
Wash.
Wash.

N.Y.
Calif.*, Tex.

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inclusive—Continued

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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin rm bp 13 Collected in—
Ba] 8 Ya
acell| a ees
clas | eel one
fo} ° o
Oo |Z |p
Aspidiotus palmae (Ckll.) (Coccidae): é
Citrus sinensis (orange) __-------------------- Costa Rica. see eee ele eens Califa
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -------| Costa Rica, Guatemala, | 10 |----|----| Calif.*
Panama. :
EItLOden anon Sp ewan e ne ee eee oe Gustemalases sees seas | hansen 1 | Calif.*
Aspidiotus spinosus (Comst.) (Coccidae): '
Cocos nucifera (coconut) - -------------------- Gugmeah ee aiaoe vest 1 een ea lita
Mammea americana (mamey)_-------------_- AVEUITN ALG oe ee ee Bees Blass
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ----___| Nicaragua__-._..-.------ 1) eeS |_|, Calit-*
Persea americana (avocado)___-___----------- TE BG Yyyfs i ema etna sa emer para pean 15 222s Calit.s
Aspidiotus subchortinus Laing (Coccidae): :
Anonopus compressus (carpet grass) - ---_--_- Bermudas sss eee ey | eres | ae AT IZ:
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
IB ATM DO Omen unease aes ee Oe Deana ee Unknownis= 205 sees esse Nia 2S
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae): :
Cattleya granulosa (orchid)_______-_-----_--_- TERA oer $34 essa |e | Came?
Caitleyaspeene sO nee ae see Brazil, Venezuela______- ESE ES | eal CalitaaeNerae
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)__-----___---_---___- @analiZonesesomauneiay ue pace Silke Mm ey
iaenaispa (Orchid) fate eta Braz eeinie ea ae poh | ea Leet NPs
Orchids eka r se ieee Pa Se Ps if See P Toe ieee GO ane ar eee eS ae | Se lialiee a Re
Asterolecanium pustulans (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla) _--____-_-______--_- Bahan acres ta erese ones Alpi Saad] eee INE Ya,
Codiaeum sp. (croton) _--_.------------------ ING x1 CO Mem ee aera he | |Bhes ig 4 Neb
Moriusispacmulberry) 2a. eeee Bahamashee sae e enn eee |e eo etilae hex
OT CHa SCAN MB an ae British Guiana_________- polly) Vereen Fen WAIN Sie
Parietal Rea Ie eee Aa SS eS ae Seer S Guanes or eee ey |e eee alias
Attelabus corvinus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Orchid Eevee Wea CaS ee Ssh ether ea Me xd CO eer Sanaa en Bessa) 25) Were
Aulacaspis cinnamomi Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_--__--__--------__- Venezuelan seams snot e Tp | ees pete eal Nfs
Autoserica castanea (Arr.) (Scarabaeidae):
Cattleya‘sp: (orchid) 2-10. 22823 Colomibiae==n=s soe aeaue ea Mee dele N ea)
Barathra brassicae (1..) (Phalaenidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) --..---------------- Netherlands=-22=s=—- es eed | ee OX
IBrassicaysP4 (MUStard) seed ee eee ene ee italy vee eer Rare ia 1/2225 E225 ene
Barypeithes pellucidus (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
FEROGOGEMETOTUSD pee ee ee Netherlands____________- ee | eee poeta kavVashy
Bembecia marginata (Harris) (Aegeriidae):
RULD USSD (LASDDELEY) mae eet Canadace tee iie cs See eel | bead | elena BeIVEASS
Berecynthus delirator (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Orchidheet SRE AA Ge arc ae Barmera orl IMIGp ACO a ae | A Fa LHI 2g
SE stephegynis Hopk. (Scolytidae):
AP 20s RS Me YG ES ho a Mg ip UTES eye eee tet (eco ee Wa
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae):
Poga oleosa (?) (‘‘nagallion’’)________________- Gameroons:== 2222-22-22 iD) | aed | INE YG
Brachyacma pupioes (Wlsm.) (Gelechiidae):
Megirime Pod ane Ah oie i i ipa Barbadoss. seen Lill ee | senior | aT a
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium’ sativum (garlic)= 22222222 - Titallys ov at eae A pre avin OP Nea les ce | INS NG
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Allium satiowm (garlic) {2-2 22 loys lee neem re OP Noes Seen IN ENS
Brachyrhinus porcatus (Abst.) (Curculionidae):
IBraSsicana Dan (LUEMID) sass ee enna INOL Wayans ee Seeel) aly eee PANIo Se
Brachyrhinus sulcatus (F.) (Curculionidae):
DONG TS De eas Ree et ee Se Canada aie reese Bese eee] aNd
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) _________ BGLII Aa eseenae nas see et ened Eh
Brentus anchorago L. (Brentidae):
ISPONCLASISD Ee (i) ee ee ee Wenezueclav= soe as seen Tyee el ete bINo 8G
Bruchidius gilvuus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
SETCU YU SATU TTS De eee eet ere aes lectern te DEY Bes ee ee me a ee Be [2 tehon | ceil ell aN Eee
Bruchidius incarnatus (Boh.) (Bruchidae):
Wicrarsatioak (viet) see eee | eee lO\aa pec orale lasete| Fo e | oea bl hed DY COs
Bruchus brachialis (Fahr.) (Bruchidae):
Vicia villosa (hairy vetch)__.-...__.._--___--- TENG) eva eee a ae ey || aL al Nog =
WAT APCD esau es lca cri er ee ea oes Greece see ae Taian Weece| esac] eye
Bruchus dentipes Baudi (Bruchidae):
Vicialfaba: (broadbean)2 be Tran, Lebanon__________ Woe] Tb Ne Ses dbtDs
Bruchus emarginatus Allard (Bruchidae):
Pisum sativum (pea)___-.-_-_--_----__-------- TBaXG tse mee hes eet AN esec|)al) |) IDs: Os
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae): ‘
eenstculinanis: (lentil) sees see ete Istaliys suebanon= 017 s8ecle Ses e la On ING rey Na Yac

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inclusitve—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, ple Collected in—
Aa] S /&q
Bo! 8 i168
qr rs or
is) So |e
12) Z |p
Bruchus guttalis Rey (Bruchidae):
WAG SO; QiGtON) sn ooo eee France, Portugal_______- isl eat ee N. Y., Pa.
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lens! culinarisy(entil) 2. ee AT ea ye dates radi eR U Naas) 110) ee INTs Wop
io.
Bruchus luteicornis Yl. (Bruchidae):
WEG S06 (AVON) soso ee ee subsets France, Italy, Nether- | 7 |----| 1] D. C., Mass.,
lands, service mail. N.Y., Wash.
Bruchus rufipes Hbst. (Bruchidae):
Viciafaba) (broad bean) 22 a DARN hye ere nea aah I | es | ee NERY?
WHO SERTD (CTO Moo oe pee eoeseselooon dost= 2 eee 1 |----| 1] D.C., Ga.
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
JEEPS CORTES WEIN TN) aso soe aeeaeeeeee ee ooe OSG. er eane ee NO) eee] U3 ING don: IN Wen
Ohio, Pa.
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)-.._.-.---__-__- Portugal eae Sees |boce|| 22 |) MISS INS Ye
Wiciatsatinan(victch) meee ane een tn ee 6 Ko a pena bh Ae See eee Pa.
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
CLT eer eu ela sane LY pnd eins Shee SS eS Iran Cessna een a pegueNS| P IN-DYS
Bruchus ulicis Muls, (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris Qentil)..._--__.._..__--____--_- Tbe yeen Senate a ee ea SSeS Ea en 2 IN ene
Cactobrosis longipennella (Hamps.) (Phycitidae):
CernewsisD en (CACEUS) Santee as eer ie we INA) A ea Pee Beeler bal) Wd bteb.<
Calligrapha diversa Stal (Chrysomelidae):
ei aeli apn ayalis: (OLCHIG) sas ee ee | GOP sae Secs Pee ea eiesates| |e? gulp ASD Rs
Orch i dieweeasior ne Hh Abe trae Bats oa ade een Ore eR AS aie ae Se ates beter Leal NED c
Calligrapha felina Stal (Chrysomelidae) :
Or Eni Lee A = NE re cae ea Glo oreo ted tik ss NAL a8 oy pee een lea kes (ADSb
Calligrapha limbaticollis Stal (Chrysomelidae):
(GYRO OW a asco Ni a oe SSN ease aoe Ma ens (a Yo \tubaees necbabiuen= chien soendar ooee 22 ss [eles Mex
Calligrapha multipustulata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _-_--__|_____ Cowiariaettasaasaem Jaslene) Celi
Calligrapha notatipennis Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Orch i disease Vee MIR ie Dae ee ee ote LOE EE ee ir ag eae Bese hole exe
Callirhytis sonorae Weld (Cynipidae):
OWEN CUSIST (Calla) eee eaten Sun ene cesn ie cle pera | ONS Se te Ole ee alee Ariz.
Callispa duodecimmaculata Chap. (Chrysomelidae):
Aerides quinquevulnera (orchid) _-_________-__- Philippines__._______._- Ses5|secs) le skeen
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):
AS ILTIUS ALI U IN (DER) ee en en par AYO NE nee aa ieee apace (A penal eae Heil dD) =O}
Callosobruchus chinensis (L.) (Bruchidae):
(CPN Ph Sh ice cen ie ca Rea age NS Philippines____________- [OY eres (Ree Calif.*
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_.__________.--___- Bahamas, British Gui- | 5 |_---| 1] Fla.,* N. J.,
ana, British West In- INBSYS
dies, Jamaica, Puerto
Rico.
Cicer arietinum (chickpea) __________- Ree tees TVG La beteres ttre note See eee eager (noobs le (ape |v IN = DS 6
Grain miixe dle iii Sas Be RSA ai Rig i [pea CLO SEE RE ane el eee lViasss
EEE GENYTUSIS Pree see tae St ees ea eee | PUR (Yo vaca are err ns she OT Peel ess |lMdbet| dD O)n
Phaseolus aureus (mung ean) eee Sas (Oa eas 1 |_---| 1] Mo., N. J.
2haseolwsis pe (Dean) mam see ee eee eases Tera areca lyme ee BSE eel) Ball 1D, Ol. Milas
PEASULATINS QLEDAL TI GDC) eee tetera eee ate eee NR aYGH es wekes pe i el Cae oe eee EC leet i Ds Or,
WAL CLAS SALAVON (VE UC InN) remy teen sree eee eae er | Ook ate tee ar siia ergs |Iteats TANG
WG Oe Uae VS a CA ieee eae aac iNT VT Loy siest a aaelhombee LL, a a ah 2| hs. (O}s
Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Bruchidae) ~
TB YGE Noted GR id Coan eee NiN CR Mayet Marve Ae) British West Indies, Cura- | 2 |---| 1 | Mich., N. Y
cao, Cyprus.
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)..-__.-.-..---_--_- Bahan ast ea ant aan iL erates | eee) ea] ees
Cicerranietinumi(chickpéa) ois ae IM [Grote ese ere ae See Digs | cee | ee | aT Xen
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)___..---2 2212222! Cyprusss ee eee Besslesce||) ba) Mlien,
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean).___-_________ Wee b ee ee Sealab 1D. O.
JEHVOG SOs, GontaXe)) She ep a IMIG WOE aoe eo 27 | ee | eee Oe
IPIsUmrsatiyUmM (DER) eres nee eee een J OYA BL pelea ae ee nhete a= top Pere Beees| tl ING
Vigna sinensis (cowpea) -__--------_--______- CostalRicala see eaeeeees |eire BEE 30 sD aCe
VAG TLOisi me te sahara any intes Le Uayonyte ee Pele Ne oe
Culseanruehite phaseoli (Qyll.) (Bruchidae): -
TB Gane eee Ae. ora, Gite ats erence British West Indies, Ja- | 1 |----| 1 | N.J.,N.¥Y
maica.
Camirus conicus (Germ.) (Pentatomidac):
CO) fo] ab (Ie SSS ce rae Ree meet ng ede SEY ae IMiexicome=t== Sense neemey | Ae eee ex
Cardioscarta miniaticeps (Fowl.) (Cicadellidae):
Coriandrum sativum (coriander) -_---_________ Panam aeeaen sane aT WLne See Ie INGRYS

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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

13

List of pestsz (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,

Insect and host

Country of origin

Carposina sasakit Mats. (Carposinidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple) -___---.------------_-
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):

Cassia sieberiana
GOS S7 Ons eet Se res i ie
A MOGIUGTESIS Dee tee eee ae ee

Caryoborus serripes (Sturm) (Bruchidae):

Soil with assorted plants__._--__--__--____-.

Cassida nebulosa L. (Chrysomelidae):

Moss and forest litter around rhododendron_

Cassida nobilis L. (Chrysomelidae) :

Moss and forest litter around rhododendron.

Cassida vittata Villers (Chrysomelidae):

Beta vulgaris (beet)

Caulophilus latinasus Say (Curculionidae):

Orchid :
Persea americana (avocado)

Celerio lineata (F.) (Sphingidae):

Portulaca oleracea (purslane)

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidac):

Capsicum frutescens grossum (sweet bell
red pepper).

Citrus grandis (pummelo)

Citrus limon var. ponderosa__-_---------------

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citrus reticulata (tangerine)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Cydonia oblonga (quince) ___-.-----_---------
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) __-----------.---
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)
HACUSteani ca l(c)» seen oe ee es

Malus sylvestris (apple)
Mangifera indica (mango)
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear)
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Prunus domestica (plum)
Prunus persica (peach)

Pyrus communis (pear)

With provisions containing oranges, apples,
and tangerines.

Vitis sp. (grape)

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)
Citrus reticulata (tangerine)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Persea americana (avocado)

Prunus domestica (plum)
Pyrus communis (pear)
Vitis sp. (grape)

Ceratitis rosa Karsch (Tephritidae):

Prunus persica (peach)

Ceroplastes ceriferus (And.) (Coccidae):

Camellias pee ee eR a Ee

England

Netherlands___.._..____-

S Po aU U RR eee At

Australia, Brazil, Egypt,
Italy.

Algeria, Italy, Palestine,
Portugal, Spain, un-
known.

Algeria, Argentina, Aus-
tralia, Brazil, Egypt,
Gold Coast, Italy,
Palestine, Portugal,
Spain. Syria, unknown.

France, Greece, Italy,
Spain.

AG alyAPe S22 See eae Oke

Bermuda, Italy-_-____-__-

Azores, Bermuda, Italy,
Palestine, Portugal.

Argentina, Italy________-

Egypt, Hawali__-______-

Portugal

Italy, Morocco, Portu-
gal, Union of South
Africa.

Ltalys Spaine2 ey sai

TG eat yy eee sie a Got

Argentina, Portugal,
Union of South Africa.

Portugal a0 2S ee

Argentina, Union of
South Africa.

Union of South Africa___

Co Ko ee es ices eee %

Collected in—

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Sees
58/2 (|es
SP |e) (ieee
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pps Oe [ie a ie
Vila ee eee
1 | es |:
pepeetae || ime 2
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aE <4 | Ra 1
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ise 05 | ee as
Ay SA TN}
YH easy S| paseo
iB [Ess eas
1 ates
es eye | ce
TORE YT Bees
14 | 10 j__-
19 [e1G) is seees
Fy en on saa
Dis See Ses
Cl alles PA ee
2) Sea BR
i |e seeds [Ee
ba es [Ere Da | aan
ae URI ee
Sit Picon lee ae
Syste ee
ALR |S eee
Sei lipplislas oe
BDsh fue ees te
flare ai ycek
iti ene cy | eka
ePare| WoL le oe
1B | ea ae
1 Geena
ees enealt elgg anes k
ih ea Le pc
DS} a ai Ve ar
Dilla ss eae
1

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N.J., Wash.
D.C.

Calif.,* Fla.,*
Md., Mass.,

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Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin 4, > 13 Collected in—
Ba] B | &%_
Bos| Wace
=| st low
iS) Oo lu
iS) |] 4, fee
Ceroplastes cirripediformis Comst. (Coccidae):
CORDA HT Og Sm eS Sie ea ee ee Panama. cases eee ees end | eens BE) eee
TT CSINELSD see tne eae oe mee eee | a GOL 22:2 eee eee is ES |) |e IE ay,
Ceroplastes japonicus Green (Coccidae):
Camelligisp ss. 28 woe me ees ete aE Chinato uae Beee|eees)| il) Centin
Gib Taisis pee eae ae Soe ea Se a RuertopRicolas=s=esenee Th ea een iby
LETTE DS OS ee ee eee Bee et CE) Of) ee ee ete ees 1 | Wash.
ROTM ATUTAS Dee oo ree eee Se Ca (6 Vo apes aes Se ee 1 | Wash.
Ceroplastes Hides Mask. (Coccidae):
PAY TiAhOUUCETORINIS Sete es oe eee a wality ee ee ee eo eae Di) fe: | ond Calif.*
CUTAULSES Dre ee tee ee ee oe ae Japan 22S Seales epee eee els |e Washes
ern eee vane ie A ee ot HG walls eine hae ily | paces) | Calif.*
GURUADID (@) GOsEs 85 Sas Mahi tite cee ae et ae Pee | Ses ee RC aires
IP ELOS DONUTS D eee ee ee Japan eaves easy he hyo 2s |e | ae aWiashe
FEURLOMOGETLCT. ONS Deemer ere nee | doss=s oes. Sia Bie Eeeleese) al Wein,
Ceroplastes rusci (u.) (Coccidae):
JICUR COTTE Qik) a Italy, Palestine. ________ 1 ee es eViasseeNenic
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (F.) (Curculionidae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron_| Netherlands__.__________ foseleeaal WINS de
Ceutorhynchus floralis (Paky.) (Curculionidae):
Shp pees ie wee ee ee ee ae Goh Sano eee psu l| oe a) ova | IN
eas quadridens (Panz.) (Curculioni-
ae):
SOoileinybarxvOfsbeectsmee eae aa ee Nar Gee as ae eee eee | See ee xe
Chaetarthria seminulum (Hbst.) (AH ydrophilidae):
Callunaspe a ee ee eee ee ee Netherlands_---________- Bebs|secoll. Ib | IN Ue
Chaetocnema hortensis (Geof.) (Chrysomelidae):
TE NOCHARTOD G0 seo aot ee eece WAH Se Sowa been eli | aVVashe
Chaetopsis fulvifrons (Macq.) (Otitidae):
ZEON OY Se (COL) eee eee eye Eee IMiexi Comers en ea ae BP | TN ees Anis INE Ye;
ex,
Chaetoptelivs vestitus (Rey) (Scolytidae):
EIN CTU TIONS [sees ee Wt Sa a ae on ee IRortucalee soso es es iL | eee | eee | Va
Chelymorpha comata Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
CO) Cet ay Ka Sat ee ee aan al A A TAS Ae Oe IMIG CO a eee absoe ieee) eens) ang Li ed Dts
Chilo simpler (Btlr.) (Crambidae): h
OnyZarS ativan (TICE) eee ee ee ease ee China, service mail__-__- 63/2222 | See eCaliteseIVio:
Chirothrips manicatus (L.) (Thripidae):
Gladiolusis pss ae ae Sate a ae ae eae Mra cetera eae ee weafots (fatale x 2! SIN Yee
Chlorochroa ligata (Say) (Pentatomidae):
DD BIS Ve etek Se Ca ADS OE SONA Se IMICX1CO See sae ee Ty 22s Sel et oxes
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_--_-_-__]____- dobsta sees iL | ero | ene | eTR Oxxes
Chlorochroa juniperina (L.) (Pentatomidae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron_-_} Netherlands____________- Lead eee | INET
Chrysobothris mali Horn (Buprestidae):
‘Ch event isp jaa oe A ees er Mexico ss aiie 5 caer ae penn ees eles aCalits
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Ck1l.) (Coecidae):
Cocos nwerferay (COCONTIt) Sasa ae es (Io pearance cent De Nee ee et Calif.*
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)-_-__----]____- (Oo een ee ee ire 1 eer lf aie Calif.*
Rersequameni cana: (AVOCAUO) eo s se! aa aes | Gow Soe ae ead On| ee os (ie, Tex.
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Ckll.) (Coceidae):
IATA Cone mesenes Carn Cal Manis See ote Saas Guatemala ae ees | hae eee INE
IO OUO Ss (Oxo WG) a eee INTE Xo CO ners eee en | Meare | Lem 1|N.J.
aelianmaj alish(OVchid) Siew o he aes Ne eee | Gost sa ea 1 | Tex.
Orchids 222 bbe lee oo SE ee ae | ae GossS4- et ee OT eexe
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (Grapeiruit) =e eae IB raze Soe LOSS, Cai hl ah Wess) Me
Citrus sinensis (orange)__2_-) 2252222 _ 8 23) TROT Ue eee ee a 1p) Ss eC aliies
Cocosimuciferai(coconut) 2s See Lia British Guiana, Mexico_|___-| 2] 1 | Ala., Calif.*
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)___...--_--_____- IM IGS S(O) eee E14 | iy RH ed a Calif.*
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ______- (COlosiia) IRA Hie ee soley oe Calif.*
Chrysomphalus tenax McKenzie (Coccidae):
Catileyargigas) (orchid) Soa See ee (WOO rma yes eae ee | renee ee 2 | Calif.*
Monstera dubia (shingle plant)___-___________ Gtr epee sy] sae eee ee | an | 1 | Calif.*
BVA N'SLER CAS TO eee ae eh NE a | Oe ea a | ea 1 | Calif.*
IPRILOGENGnOTESP Meee een eh one ora Guatemala, Mexico-___-_-|----|---- 4 | Calif.*, Tex.
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)____.---_| Wenezuela_______-_-___-__]____|_-_- 1 | Calif.*
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)________| Costa Rica, eanamas=-3|) 4a eae Calif.*
Orch ices At eh CR ue Cate IMexiC0 2:2. 2552 2 Ree aia | ee | Mex:

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,

inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, BSI Collected in—
8/5 Te!
2.2) 8 1a.8
Sha teh
iS) So ju
Oo |Z au
Cleogonus armatus Champ. (Curculionidae):
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) ___------ CanalvZones2=- = Ee es 1 | Tex
COE) GO bt a pag ee eer Miexico: e222 4222 Ae Eee es |e 1 | Tex
Clerada apicornis Sign. eyEaci cae):
Cattleya gigas (orchid) ___--------------------- Colombias——— a= Sl oeees|| vad bill Obey.
Cligenes delineata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
OT Chi G Epa e See ox AE eee se eal Miexi COMES ease PLD UTS 2| Tex
Coccotrypes dactyliperda (F.) (Seolytidae):
Phoenix dactylifera (date) ---.---------------- Tragic) 2 ee etc | aes |e NY?
Phytelephas macrocarpa (ivory palm) _------- Costa Rica- 22-22 eseeraas 1 ees ee alii
Coccofrypes pygmaeus Eichh. (Scolytidae):
LTT SENT ee ae ea BS ae ee oe Puerto) Ricos222 -=2225 Hee | esac a bal aN Tod
Coccus capparidis (Green) (Coccidae):
Codiaeum sp. (croton) ___-------------------- Bahamas Sess sees ses | SE pe lbed) Naud
Cypripedium sp. (orchid) ___----------------- Indian Sena eee Ss ASA Se INAS
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cattleya bicolor (orchid) _____-__-_-__-__-------- Brazile sees eons ee La Mk
Laelia purpurata (orchid) _..-----------------]|----- (co ae seeks |e Fog) NRT
Octomeria crassifolia (orchid) ___--_-_----_-_--_]_---_ C02 SU EO a ed EE! al) AD)SXC}
Warscewiczella flabellifor mis (orchid) _--------|----- 66 (0 eae epee beers 1 |PpDcz
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae): :
Achras zapota (sapodilla) -_._---------------- Bahamas, Haiti-_-------- Di | ened |e Rae NE aye
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_._------------- Guibas S252 a aaa LS | Sas ee RS et
Gitrasisp ees Se ae Ea ea eae Jamaica, Puerto Rico__-} 8 |____|_- Fla.*
Coffeaisps(Coftee) 1 eee ee ent Cuba, Haiti, Hawaii, | 3] 1 |_---| Calif.*, Fla.*
Jamaica
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____-__________- Colombia, Cuba, Ja-| 18} 1 |---| Fla.*, Va.
maica, Puerto Rico,
Venezuela.
Gardentaispis. Ae ees te Ee Ee ae TED a Wie ree ea aa 1, | ees | nen te ai fee
Stenolobium stans (Florida trumpetbush)_-.-| Bahamas_______________- Hessel dha INIS dG
Goclosiernus consputus Boh. (Curculionidae): 2
a A 2S ed ST Uk as CO a Mie xi COS e a So = NE Ok ss | een | ee © alate
Gan angraeci Ckll. (Coccidae):
Cattleya granulosa (orchid) ___-_--__-__---___- Bra 71] eee ee meee ee Sees ||) al Crh
COLLEY CTS De ee er na nee Brazil, Venezuela---___- See anSel|. Ze ORES INE dic
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)_----_---------____-- Salvadori: aniowests 22s | see ESC ali fes
Oncidium sp. (orchid) _____-._----------L---- Miexico:-=2-==2---4- ines EER Sebel MAD <3
(OCA HUG VE EE al pare a ek i ie ot ee pee |e ed (oes eee es EN pad ban | Web
Conotrachelus agucatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) ___-_--__-_--_-____]____- (ossaseiase ates ie 98 }_-- __| Tex.
Conotrachelus integer Csy. (Curculionidae):
QMGRAUIB- Sos. (WHYS) ss Sse hl sete see ee I es Cont Se BRS A ean d 1 | enone ran Te xe
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)____-__-_--________]____- Go 22- 2 Se DEER 1 oe ea axe
Conotrachelus seniculus Lec. (Curculionidae):
IBELawulganis.cicla, (Chard) sae se) 2 tena en ste aeee eres GO Le Se Se aa eRe ee Pi etal aeaissl Na ele
18 Uh] oes 15 558 eg el pees i a ee eres eet Meee oi ss se ABR ee Ne Th el seee||y NODS
CERT dorsopunctata (Klug) (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)__| Cuba___.__-_-.--__-___- ANS ee ENT SV a8
Coptocycla semiatrata Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Orch diene ss tae a eee ee aie Mexico aa ae RSS| ee ealtnlele xs
Coptorhynchus iliganus Hllr. (Curculionidae):
Cannabis sativa (hemp) --__----__-------_-__-- Philippines____________- iL) | eee | ees PAVViaShie
Sees formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermi-
tidae):
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)_____-___________- Ching--22222=2.A0bo8 Bee Te eeslsace A Calitigy
Corcyra cephalonica (Staint.) (Galleriidae):
Caladiumisp sss ie Awa CS e ee eee Virgin Islands___________ 1 | es SA PIN Ye
Cicer arietinum (chickpea) _.______-----_-_--__ Mexico, Puerto Rico__.-| 1] 2 |_-__| N. Y., Tex.
LEPUERTUNOAS Dee eee a EERE ne Salvadorsss222=s255 = aes SSS INE OS
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) __________________]_____ Gost S22 SAS SaeO Pst Peon OSE exe
ORDA SGADG, WCE) 258 a2 ee Tn diat 3 Ake Seah eee se 1) | eer Pees AU A
Cordylomera spinicornis (F.) (Cerambycidae):
SMAY A; SCTICGGLENSTS: (\Y) eee ee Gold) Coast === Tee NSIS 2 Sc
EN AY C15) eee ee eee se ae ee een Cameroons, French il stella see| INI Nee ES
Equatorial Africa,
Gold Coast.
Corimelaena minutissima Mall. (Pentatomidae):
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (watercress) __| Mexico__._--_--_-______- i]s | ees | EE Re xs
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_____-_- Guatemalazsse ss. 2saeae Bre Posed: leas

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inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Creontiades femoralis Van Duzee (Miridae):
Beta vulgaris cicla (chard)
Crophius costatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Laelia sp. (orchid)
Crophius scabrosus (Uhler) (Lygaeidae):
Bromelia sp
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) ___.____-_-___-_______-
aeliaisp-4 (Orchid) ese en eee See een
Orchidh aire miner aren MCE Ae ee
Cryphula apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Orchidyaek ree arie Ein ot Ree eee
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)
Crupiover ines brevis (Walker) (Kalotermitidae):

Curculio q-griseae Chttn. (Curculionidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)
Cyamobolus palawanicus Heller (Curculionidae):
Heritiera littoralis
Cylas formicarius F. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato).____.-___-___.

Cylas formicarius subsp. (?) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)______________-

Cylas formicarius probably elegantulus (Sum-
mers) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_.____._____---

Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ______________-

Cymus melanocephalus Fieber (Liygaeidae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron__
Cyrtocapsus caligineus (Stal) (Miridae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Cyrtonota tristigma (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Cyrtopeltis varians (Dist.) (Miridae):
Brassica sp. (mustard) ___----_---------
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)____-______-
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (sweet bell
pepper). |
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) ____-_-_-_---_---
Cucurbita maxima (squash)
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)____.___-__-
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Carica papaya (papaya) -____-------------_--
Euphoria longan (longan) ____-____-__-_______-
Mangifera indica (mango) _____-__---__--_--__-
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_____-
Persea americana (avocado)
Psidium guajava (guava)
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _____----_-----------
Mangifera indica (mango) _________--------_--
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) - -___--
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):
Olea europaea (olive) -

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin A > 13 Collected in—
Beals ae
B.o| 8 16.8
q- q ha
° So lu
Oo |4 |Ay
PIC AN ere eay Rlae tle IMi@xiCO = 222 25 = SSeS ceo Pere: eee eA 7.
BI SN aot = ele Cea ha ea pretest O_o. 2222-2) ee bee ele exe
SERUM NRVC D en ee eH ci se Nn Ai au ryseen [area GO 22a Se Leica ee Se EST @ alatak
Re Oe aS 2 ae | ee Ee alee aia
Deh Te Oe hea See e ee Rae CPS leet eex
ives dO Soe es oe ee | a ee ex
aT fe ele gee on Gduras! 2s ese cee ee ees ete By
IMI@xi COS SE Sama ee Sees eee
Be oe el Tea Hawaii, Philippines_____| 14 | 11 |____| Calif.*, Wash.
La Wall ee see ee ‘Dy | ese epee Calif.*
LG ally ee eee 4 |____]|____| Ala., Dl.
EASE C GRIT TN UNG ae Pe MUCK COs a eee a er 4 ae a | eT xe
£5 SA eee nabs zee Philippines____._.--_---]_-__]---_] 1 ] Oreg.
Philippines, Strait | 1] 1 |____| Calif.*
Settlements.
A es etn IE (O}ovbat ae See ee ee ab ees OR
DREN Ml a Cuba, Philippines, | 4] 1 |-___| Ala., Calif.*,
Puerto Rico, Siam. Hawaii, N. Y.
Cuba, Mexico, Puerto | 30 | 1 |----| Ala., Fla.*,
Rico, Virgin Islands. N.Y.,S8.C.,
Tex.
Puerto Rico, Virgin Is- | 6 |____]---- N. Y
lands.
Mozambique, Sierra | 1] 3 |_-_-| Mass. N. Y.,
Leone. Va.
Netherlands_____-_-_-_-_- Be ESSE OE INI do
Po ia es ae IMO XICO oe epee Bet cet yer es | heal a) ey [eee TL OXe
Sse Gua tenia asso amped 1 FR Teas Calif.*
MexiCos eae ean eee 1 ee SO exe
cae Cc (our eter ae ere eta by ete epuealh Obibe,
TQ Wales ees ena oe | A 1 222) Calif
Presi s COE as | eel eee el een al eg
Rh ie eae Vege MS ie 00S eee Ee: = eral || Dilla aif
earn Goer se Ea Se IC elite iaviash’:
pe ie Ha Hen Oe a sal ee lifes
reels Ose 32 See ten a elle Isl Seale O alitas
Spahs (6 (a ame ene espana [Fes PS (Ser ema OFS
Hawaii, Philippines____- 5 | 3 |---| Calif.*, Hawaii
TS Walltse eet ee eeu AS eg | AL Calif.*
US 5 a UN Ss 2 GO noe EE eS a SS
So OSS SES OP ASIN S| OD Sa GOs.) senha gece eee | YG alls bawea a Calin
ty (6 Co ea Hee AES | eh Yh fe OPN OR
pete Oe ee Es alan een ali fe
ey GOett ee oo ET eRe ee ee eee iO alitas
B Senate See ee Azores, Greece, Italy, | 73 |----]----] Ill., Mass.,
Portugal. N. Y., Pa.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):

Oleajeuropaea: (olive): 2282 2s_ 2 == 2-22 22-2
Dalopius marginatus (L.) (Elateridae):

Soil packing of rhododendron___-_-----------
Desmothrips australis (Bagn.) (Aeolothripidae):

Raphanus sativus (radish)____----------------
Diabrotica figurata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):

On Chi BAA ee OE a Bea a Ee
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):

Rhododendron ponticum (pontic rhododen-

dron).

FE ROCOGENGHONISD = seen be eee rayne ee een
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):

Osmmanthisi(@) Sp eee eee eee
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):

Citrus sp

Diaphania hyalinata (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Cucurbita maxima (squash)
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)

Diaphania nitidalis (Stoll) (Pyraustidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)

Cucurbita maxima (squash)
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)_____________--___-
Basket containing various vegetables________
Diaprepes abbreviatus (L.) (Curculionidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)______________-___-
Diatraea crambidoides (Grote) (Crambidae):
COMIC SA (COLT) gest le nies apes meen palm eter et ee
Diatraea saccharalis (F.) (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)

ZC ORITUCY Si (COT) ees een eee ee OS
Dinoderus brevis (Horn) (Bostrichidae):

Bamboo

Dioryctria abietella (D. & S.) (Phycitidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)
eres laevimargo Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
Laelia anceps (orchid)
Laelia superbiens______-
PESO LULES Wate seo ne a ne Ae RR
Odontoglossum grande (orchid)
eas leptolineata terana Schaef. (Chrysome-
idae):
Chrysanthemum mazimum (shasta daisy) -_ ~__
Dryoctenes scrupulosus (Germ.) (Cerambycidae):
AS DOTGLESS De eee ak ALE IEE TE
Dryotribus mimeticus Horn (Curculionidae):
Morus sp. (mulberry) ____2.-.=--------=-----
Dysdercus mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
paeliaancenss(Orchid) base ee ee es
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _________---
Dysdercus ruficollis (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Orchids ees de Oe Ta
Dysides obscurus Perty (Bostrichidae):
ISPONMIOSES De eee 2 Se
Elaphria cNGLETOnIG (Hbn.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ___-----_-
Elasmopalpus lignosellus (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)____-_-__-----------
Endrosis lactella (Schiff.) (Oecophoridae):
TiS {Sp Retest bela Pep eN eS 2 ae
Narcissus sp
Scilla sibirica (Siberian squill)
Tulipa sp. (tulip)

860943—50——3

Country of origin

Hnglanda ssa ese
England, Netherlands__-

OTM OSA se een eee

Brazil, Netherlands Gu-
ec Trinidad.

Haiti,
Rico.

IAT Dentin ates tesa tae

IRWertOPRICOs== eee nee

Mexico, Puerto

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
em eile
s8/ a |es
ce | eet altors
fo} ° =
O 14 |
a eae ees | mies
1
pe oe bate tees
NS Al aperall el
Aaya | abet eo
sea ree
ste eee sealer ak
3p | Sexe | ee
pao |e all WMT
fo) 9 ae ee
Bales ees
poaelin Gealy atom
23 ig] eos
se) ena | ce
pace lite WE eee
1) festa
Geciaons| baie bal beer
2 ie | Peer
Ga} Syste | eae
A al ie a
Ti | ale |B aere,
iL | eee | aso
Kpelle l
eh |e soa
Beita| eesees| feat
Jee, WEB RED
EE EU Valea
ERE Pees bly
fips | [cea | RES
ip | ee
Pe tes pe |
Ae ie pa a
PEt ee SL
Su Lae oy

Collected in—

INNA
Wash.
Hawaii.
Mex
N.J.
N.J.
Calif.*
Fla.*
Calif.*

Tex.
Ariz., Tex.

La., Mass., N.Y.

Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
INE YS:
Fla.*
Md., Pa., Tex.

La.
Fla.*

Calif.,* Mo.
Tex.

Wash.

Tex.

Calif.*

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

INAS

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Number of
interce p-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A. ms a Collected in ~
Ba] S 1/2 q
Bol 8 168
4 1S S Bk
is) o/s
Sy a
Epicaerus cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae): d
Solanum tuberosum (potato). _______________- IWICXi CO eee eae BN OG Neeae Cae La.,
ex.
SOLON ALIS) ee ee Ae ee aS aes a ot RAS Oa oes Bees EE SE e|lscer|fs'|| dsb
Epilachna varivestis Muls. (Coccineliidae):
JL TAHD BD Ox) 2s ees (OUGl eesry hsea ory a Bese ed bial, MOYES ¢
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae): f : :
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) _-____-_- Costa Rica, Mexico_____| 15 | 1 |__-- pole Calif.,*
ex
Ereunetis flavistriata W1sm. (Tineidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -__.____-__.____- a waiia es aera Seca) Use) WES
Ernoporus tiliae (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
FRUIG. Fo), Ctrarslery Ge ee AIA Ces.2 tes anaes I eeseaeeeeel ING 3G
Estigmene acrea (Drury) (Arctiidae): :
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -..------------- IMIORTOO) S25 so 5 Soe Wjsses|sese|) Aa
RS aurocinctus Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
JEOWSIO Soy (ro arial) ee IPCTUse eek ee ae emanate Beealsce—|| ib |) Celuti
Eucalandra setulosa (Gyll.) (Curculionidae): :
IB arb Oo tetas nas UN Saas LEN a aN IMIG xi COR ae MSE SESE xe Me eeeaeeoal Letina
LG AROS SUA DUG Oe (lope erator pay a ot Teed lescal) Ara,
Or Chi Gia eNers Le ae Rane eee ee ee GO sss ae RAs Reena ese ae Sell al. Atlee
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae): :
CHCIAPID BOs. @) aes ee Tai ile rants ses ala Sesseceal dL || Cain
Euleia heraclei (L.) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)_______----_-------- England, Ireland_______- Sasa) SO) |-s2-)) Je, Mex
Apium graveolens rapaceum (celeriac) -______- Denim aT kaye eens ET Cl ee IN een
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) ..___--_----_-- TATICOL = fda aeeoee eee a See Bi ooall Abas
Humysia stigmella (Dyar) (Phycitidae): :
EELCILEVET-IGNS sete tata ea aun nD aT ON cosed Ot Shia se ae IMIGy aK se ee ea ll ait
Hurydema oleraceum (.) (Pentatomidae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron_-| Netherlands___-________-_ Bee ease a WING df
Eurytoma crassineura Ashm. (Eurytomidae):
JN RORET SOS. Os. GRIM) se Re a Bnelandee sss = eee Woes aleceel! IMIG
Eurytoma oleae Del Guercio (Eurytomidae):
Oleacunopacal(Olive)ases tee eee italhys ee ot aaa were 1s =| SSE ING NYG
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Caitleyarbicolon (Orchid) ata ae IBraziless 222 sian a wee | eee o552)| le) ie
Catileyargaskellianamaes semen le min mp WieTmez el asses stn mney ies Sesh TNS ae
(COICO HUGE ge A Colombiss ea ea See) Bi) INE,
Cattleyarharnisoniangy se a i Brazil esas ei eo eee |e See ib Panis Uo
Cattleya labiata autumnalis_____-_____________|____- C0 ye ea UG aT Space are Sees INTs Uo
Catileyarmossiaeu: sae hnne aa tae UE Wereztiel atm eae mean meen te Seon || eS) PIES INT. di
Catileyaririanae stan suena an ae ene mn conn @olombiates eae See eeee| OR 1916).
Catiley ars piten! Ee ae ee es nee nett Brazil, Colombia, Costa |_-___|_--_| 93 | Fla., N. J.,
Rica, Venezuela. Tex.
Daclkiatancepsi (Orchid) eee es see INWaOO es a eee SS Ses | hres |e 2 exes
CCUG DUR DUTALG eee een Brazilewsss ceases erento wpe | ee erat ay
J BAKA IT TAS) Oa ae Sa Ss ld USS pec TMF LGN Salvadoran ie eae Pi en Heoeeee| Pema Lei aes g
(Oizo) obo lpia Osa Lae RANT CRON Tt a Guatemala, Venezuela__|_.__|___.| 2 | N.J., Tex
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae): q
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato).--___________- Brazil, Colombia, Ecua- | 9 | 5|----| Calif.,* _ La.,
dor, Honduras, Puerto Md., N. Y.,
Rico, Virgin Islands. S.C,
VL TC 2 SIRES ea US, oy ALCON NOEL A Ry an NR Japanlciee cs wae. pes ae tell Calites
Hutettizx tenellus (Bak.) (Cicadellidae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane)--_______________ IMI@R ae) 5 yaa 1p ee eee ex.
Eutornicus congener (Woll.) (Curculionidae): ,
Cymbidiumsp (Orchid) us aes anomie menses hae hee eRe Ce RATS Sa |2 all Calitas
Euzesta quaternaria Loew (Otitidae):
WAS Syoys: (Cie ofa is ee PA emit iT a tees eee il BBS Seah ING C5
Euzesta stigmatias Loew (Otitidae):
RIO TAG (Coa) Sees ee ea Puerto Rico_-__.-_-___-- De NERY
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -______- nel an deen eee 5s Age lia| a= ex
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_-__-___- Belgium, France, Neth- |.-_-| 3 |----| Ala., N. Y.,
erlands. Tex.
Evergestis rimosalis (Quen.) (Pyraustidae):
IBTOSSICOISD 4s (MUSE ATC) oe ta ee ge IVC xd CO Beene eee 1G ee | Pee | oexs
Raphanus! sativuse(TAdish) meses jose aaa ee | Pee Co Yo aa, vara EE 1G Sees | Bees wlex
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (watercress) -_|_...-do._--__..----------- Di eee ee Ox.

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-inclusitve—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, Seles Collected in—
Bal SB /&,
Eeclll yee!
er || fel (ere
°o fo) o
Oo |Z |p
Exosoma lusitanica (L.) (Chrysoreldee):
Muscari comosum (cipollino) ----___--_-___-_- INIOROCCOME Mean ee eee 94) |e eV ING Yo
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- IVIGx COS eee eee Ah |S [ets es
WAC LORS Re (CRCMIG) eae ae eens epee |e (Chie ani inp eerie es 3 3 pees oe aes (bu ea ea eb
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __-___---_--|----- (0 Koya We Fite NE Ji] Saves Rex.
OTnchideees athe Ee ee See eee Guatemala, Mexico--__- Bee eaters
Exptochiomera oblonga (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
GUS eININKS Dee ee ee IVIGXI CO nese ee ee ered ‘Tyas Eee amex:
ecm oeh ior era tumens ? Stal) (Lygaeidae):
(yar UG sy x ik Se a NTs eR ee ie PN ga Ka apa eee ea See eek ola ee hexe.
Faustinus rhombifer (Champ.) (Curculionidae): °
Onchichte sees ROMS ie ae eR ae ee (GCG Si See i esa as Ula a1 er OKs
Ferrisiana virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Dendrobium heterocarpum (orchid) __---_-___- Philippinessss sae pean ees |ilia| Oa liters
Echinocereus grandis (cactus) --.--.-----_---- Mex COs== eee eae es See lessal) | alip Cane
TIO D OO RUD SOO Bo ee ee Guamee nes ee een 2 nee eek Pe Teale@ alifae
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)___..___________.| Wenezuela_______-____--- 1 | eee ieee | SE Eee
Helichrysum bracteatum (straw flower) ___--_- Guam shes see 1 Sea | Calif.
Hibiscusiesculentus (okra)__-- 2-222 Cubase sere Bierce SxaU al ERS Im bee
LEER AYCOIS SG) Os a ae (Cipro een eer ee fed es eles eC alitar
TEARS THLE HON OY 5 8 ie a a ear (a Voyage eg airy hore Nee Seen eas il Oni
Mammillaria albicans (cactus) ..-..-------_-- IMI@XICOn=aue Baseline ane eens pera foo UT alien @ eu dias
VinliOni Ges Ds (OLCHIG) eee eee ee ee Colombiawese a eee FS ESE estes a@aliies
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ----__-_ Costa Rica, Mexico---__- | eee eae @alifae
Oncidium ornithopodum (orchid) ______-______- INTexiCOb sea eee ae ee al Cate
LED AO: (Gonbays)) eae ae ee ee AD ata oe IS SS fared yas | yee | Mere] eal AV VALS EN
Plant —unidentificdws cess eee oe Guam, Marianas________ yh Rees elyt | eC@alinas
Trichoglottis brachiata (orchid) _--__------__- Philippines AN parecer lr aes | es leg ela wielieg
Wandarluzonicol (orchid) ees ee ee aoe OG SaaS POE eee ies PENG (Nee ee awa:
Forficula auricularia L. (Forficulidae) :
DianinusisD (Carnation) pees eee eens Tel a Glessner earl agen food eA tea es
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) ________- WMenezuelaz a. ern ee Be Pe pele aC alites
Ayacinthusisp. (hyacinth) 222-2 Netherlands=22.4.s222 eee | eae | TT
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_____________ Ntaly ea Se ae ig) epee | eters lap hibE
Sawdust packing for dahlias_________________ Germanyasse = ees ie eee ie 1 eavasia
Frankliniella insularis (Frankl.) (Thripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)___________- Jian 31 Casement ence Pape Vo esl mee | ben be
ASU ESAHDILT (DER) pasos ase eee 13 INAI(230 (fe S S e e 1G e224) Sal alex
HFROSONS 5% (ROSC) lee se eee ais he ey ee Dominican Republic._._| 1 |_---|--.-| P. R.
Frankliniella moultoni Hood (Thripidae):
FROSAISD 33 (LOSE) sees Sete seen TE LORI 2 @olomib iateyiaes sesesetm 1 | eas | Pee ei a
Franklinothrips vespiformis (Crawf.) (Franklino-
thripidae):
Giiysanthe minis pee se ee ee ee ee INTER CO SSE e eee eo 1 esesll ee |) Zs
Fulvius anthocorides Stal (Miridae):
OTCHidMpy ees Pa A ee ae oe ee a eee! (0 oye ane I RE eS 3 ae oe Pees eal a en ex
Fulvius brevicornis Reuter (Miridae):
Oo peege ere ee arian sek vt eas a et French West Africa____- PY Mee peed aes ls NYY
Fulvius oxycarenoides Reuter (Miridae):
TEA TIBNSS 0) eee a ES eae French Equatorial Af- | 1 |__-.]_.-.| N. ¥
rica.
Fundella pellucens Zell. (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)__--____---------_- RuertOpRicOess== = TS ESE ERE INI YG
Phaseoluswulganisivars (Stringsbean)- 2-222 --|22_-/dol_=_- 22. es Pp eo Eee INE NG
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)__---_-__---------- Canal Zoness22222)_2== Bel eeeed| eed TINTS die
JERE RTIOUEG DELS 2a eS ee Canal Zone, Colombia__|----|----| 2 | N.J.
Cattleya chocoensis (orchid) .____-_-----_--_-- CostayRical ee ae SUA ral exe
Cattleya ig ds hot ee ee en Canal Zone, Colombia, |_.--|--._| 3 | Calif.,* N. J.,
Guatemala. Tex.
Gattleyarintenmedt ames ka ee een IB TAZ UL Clee eae vemees EAS ile | IDs
GCatileyattrianae ers ee ee eae Colombia, Costa Rica___}_-_-|_--_| 3 | Calif.*
Gattleyassp me ee eee ee on UE Brazil, Colombia, Gua- |____|_--.| 22 | Calif.,* | Fla.,
temala, Mexico, Trin- N.J., Tex.
idad, Venezuela.
Cymbidimispa (Orchid) sess eee Colombiatea ieee Abel Py ne (eas SINR
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)______-_- Canal Zone, Venezuela._|_---|----| 11 eet N. J.,
ex.
Oncidium confusum (orchid) ____._-..-------_- @analeZoneweees esas ere Wain eeons 3) Neds ‘Tex
Oncidium stipitatum (orchid)___._..___----_---|----- Coley ores tae eRe pti eit 1G amex:
Oncidiumispsoe swe a a Bea MOWER a ae aae Oe USSSA eee 3.! Fla., Tex

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,

tnclusive—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of origin
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):—Con.
TCH ep Sa aA Ue es INES Os Brazil, Canal Zone, Co-
lombia, Trinidad.
Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid)____._....--_-_---_- TRrini dad eee besenan
IPhilodendronssp psy se eae ee ee eS Guatemala_____________-
Rodriguezia secunda (orchid) _________________ Canal Zone______2.--_--
Schomburgkia crispa (orchid) ____..--__--_-_-_- Costa: Rica. es
Schomburgkia undulata____......---_-_-_____- Canal Zone______.---_--
SH PORLOOUTLT GO. Venezuela_____-__-______
Vanda batemani (orchid) __..-._.------------- Philippines= ==
Furcaspis oceanicus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _____-..-_---__.------ South Pacific__._.____-_-
Galgupha quadrisignata (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
COP) oy aL 9 i cot Se Se 2 I Mh ES Mexico: 2-222. 2
Celep ne punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomi-
ae):
OrchiGt Auer senate eee Oe NR ieee Canal Zone, Mexico___-_-_
Galgupha tercana MeA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
Orch idee eee Rea a ee eae IVICKI CO SUa es eee
Geocoris flavilinews Stal (Lygaeidae):
CHIR DAN OMDOHLIO CDs os I Ae ee (6 (oye a rR eee ry
Gerstaeckeria bifasciata (Gerst.) (Curculionidae):
Coryphantha erecta centrispina (cactus) ______]_.___ Co Koper aunt ces aie Seo
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Curculionidae):
Mam~millaria sp. (cactus) _....__-_._.--._.__-|_.-.. GO eae Stata
Caaremeschen gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechii-
ae
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -.---.------____]_-_-- Ca Ko ep aT eno
aa lavernella (Chamb.) (Gelechii-
ae
SPRY Salis; Sp. (HUSK GOTmMaAtO) mee eee ane |Pn ee (0 lo paar ire Pewee alee
enor moachens plaesiosema (Turner) (Gelechii-
ae
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _....__-__________ Peri le eee sei ae
Gracilaria azaleela Brants (QGracilariidae):
Ehododendron indicums 2. SON Bel sim Ve eee
Rhododendron obtusum kaempferi_____._____- Netherlands____________
ECROGOGENGTON SP wee eee es eee mee nC dole SRE eae
Grapholitha molesta VBuEeE) (Olethreutidae):
Malusssylvestriss(apple) meee es aes Tapas tee hE ee eS
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) _...._-..--__--2_- 1 yg eee Ce eee Ie US Sd
EPTUNUUS HD ETSICG) (PEACH) = meen Cn m ae oan Umino wns 22 ieee aes
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae):
Crataeguss sp. (rede aw) sacar ean eee aioe IVECKI CORES aie aarti
Gymnaetron- beccabungae nigrum Walt. (Curcu-
lionidae):
CLEA ATSIC) Oe aie es eee en pan va Germanyaee a roan
Halimococcus borassi Green (Coccidae):
Borassus flabellifer (palmyra palm)__________ Sb aVe b Gee eae eee tees Sa) as
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) ________.-.-_..------ England, Portugal______

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Canavalia Spree eee aT Ee
Genista sp______-

Rosa sp. (rose)

FHeliodines bella (Chamb.) (Heliodinidae):

Portulaca oleracea (purslane)__________-_______|____- GOs tS Shee

Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (watercress) __|_..--do_______-_______-___
Hellula phidilealis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):

‘Brassicama pan (GUrDIp) a tae se ea E a Cubase le esol eas
Heraeus cincticornis Stal (Lygacidae):

Cattleyaisp:| (orchid) 322 Sa ie aa Wenezuelasses =) ee
Heraeus guttatus (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):

GATT yoy (Oxo arto setae Sa eT a ae ne MEXICO. ca eek ae
eer astra chs aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichi-

ae

AVVO CL A al Races CLE ae dao bE \g esa one ee
Hofmannophila pseudospretella (Staint.) (Oeco-

phoridae):

AANA YT OATS Bs Td Belgium. see eee ee Ee

LACAN AWLGIS Dae eee Le ea en aee Hneland] 2222222 ee

Sorghum paigare technicum (broomcorn).----- Dalya ee eae

Straws packing tl eas Sah Nes Sea eR Netherlands_-_-_________

lexis aaa a ee OR eta eee North Ireland________-_-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
& els
58 g ag
i= alot
(>) So ln
0 14 |x
CR Sk elie
eh NORE Ds aD ok
tse eee |
Oe EN a
ares heey tl eae
SER ER ara
aes owe slat
aH] ote eee
Preaek ld b
Bases aa IS 2
eect lak
Ale Oe as
Sel ee
o1 S30 | eee | ee
4 PPR
SSSR Peete
spared ALS A
es TB) bebe el ||
Spats Bap a LAAT
pape TLE be
RE Fae | Co
LP eS et ae
sL 6 ees | eg
SS Bee EE Esl init
A | ees
Bestel esa lay ba
Aes | ane ea
0 es | eae Ca fee
Vit fees ae para
29) Baoee.
Lis] Be AA
Shear Faby} | aey
yas hee ge 1
ee esl eee i
ye eae Pe
1
aR ee Pee ae
a Ney ee
4 (eee ee
1 Bol ee ee

Collected in—

|
|

Hawaii.*
Hawaii.

Tex.

Tex., Wash.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Mex

Ariz.

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AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

21

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 80, 1948,
inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)
Pinus sp. (pine) aes

Hypera nigrirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):

Moss and forest litter around rhododendron_

Hypera pedestris (Payk.) (Curculionidae):
Crataegus sp

Hypera postica (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):

Soil around shamrocks-----____--------------

Hypera rumicis (L.) (Curculionidae):

Crataegus sp

Hyphantria cunea (Drury) (Arctiidae):
Raphanus sativus (radish)

Ieerya zeteki Morr. (Coccidae):
Palm

Ips typographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)
Pinus sp. (pine)

Tridomyrmex humilis Mayr. (Formicidae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Orchid
Prunus domestica (plum)
Soil around bulbs and plants

Japetus sphaeroides Dist. (Pyrrhocoridae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

SRL marginipennis (Latr.) (Kalotermiti-

dae):
In suitcase

Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Canavalia sp

Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):

Castanea sativa (chestnut)

Quercus sp. (oak)
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii Dougl. (Coccidae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Lecanium coryli (.) (Coceidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Lema bilineata Germ. (Chrysomelidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Lema cyanella (.) (Chrysomelidae):
Crataegus sp
Lema melanopa (l.) (Chrysomelidae):
Crataegus sp
Leperisinus fraxini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
Fraxinus sp. (ash)
Lepidosaphes carinatu Ckll. (Coccidae):
Philodrendron sp
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):
Pyrus communis (pear)
Lepidosaphes espinosai Porter (Coccidae):
Forest litter
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Ficus carica (fig)
Lepidosaphes latero-chitinosa Green (Coccidae):
Rhynchostylis retusa (orchid)
Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):
Juniperus sp. (juniper)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cactus
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (croton)
Codiaeum sp
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Malen. (Coccidae):
Cymbidium tracyanum (orchid)
Cymbidium lowianum
Cymbidium sp

Schomburgkia sp. (orchid). _______-.________-

Number of
intercep-
~ tions in—
Country of origin A, > | 3
Bal & |Yq
mel & los
q gdjo
° °o Ww
O |4 |
Germany, Sweden______ Op ees | ee
Sweden eee DN se es
Netherland si222 22 eee | ana aoa 1
Germany ieee are sora eas | oa 1
Treland222s223e.2 =a ue SD | See a [sie
GF TTT EAT yaa | ees | 1
Mexico: seine anh nen Sian biel aieew tas ct
Salivad ore season ilird | Plena 1
Swedenk sess s ieee ‘Ub | eset | eae
Germanyeeee ne sare tia het pi
ROG Gale tere aan Tig) jeseaieat bese
On Cpa sees eee Se | reir 2
TES OTC UG eh tee ected ees | aa Aare
PALZ ONO S sete x asese reenact | Mae eal paar
IMI@xi COR eee Se ares 6 Unt ces) cele
Guatemala-_.-....-_--__ Ab ee |e
Tele yea sees ee a oe NS Oy, | ee ee
Belgium, England, |17] 2 |_-_-
France, Italy, Portu-
gal.
PIT Ke yar ter selon aera gE eee ci
British Honduras_______|-__- meal ed
Netherland Sa2es8 ee aise in| eae Mercalli
Union of South Africa___| 1 |____|___-
Germany nmie ee pe reia| seen ay
eats C6 Vas pe Si Sas oe Uae fs ca Pe ator | el]
1B Waves beyaVe Loess See ea he Ca} Ris Real eat a
IVVCXd COM aes ae eet Pee S | Wate edt
Japanese Tessar nw ees cm ih |
TeYE) ob hs dea i eich Dea a 1 Ne feral ee
Italy, Palestine....____- elsraied | Buhizads |B
LT aes ease erie eLeaDe | ON |
LD Eee series eee heirs | Resell)
We xi Coma e aie Llaaerton pes Lele Real
EVA Wal leeere ea iene ae pAb a GG}
Bahamas teens oleae eee SS! |G]!
NTir Gh ear Sen en seie ee arg pease | ees 2 iT
D1 PeR (LO ee Eee een EW ead todo, (pe
Australia, Belgium, |_-_-|--_-| 29
England, India, Japan,
Netherlands.
PNUD ee Oe a ee 1

Collected in—

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Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin a. > 38 Collected in—
H | 0 |
56| 3 28
al eS) |S
[o) fo) ww
Oo |Z iy
Lepidosaphes wniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia) ___________ Ha walia=s ess ar eies 1 (epee) Pe Calif.*
Leptoglossus chilensis Spinola (Coreidae) :
WOH 0, (CARDO) pe as ee @hilen we Swale AN enoeera 6 | ae (Se INGAYS
Leptostylus incrassatus (Klug) (Cerambycidae):
Morus'sp (mulberry, 2 2 2a Bahamask)22 22s ES oe ele | ee
Lethaeus aeruginosus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae) :
Gymbidiimisp Orchid) 2 ae Gh Ae ee ae eee arp deealisess|| stb Chi}
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charmoy) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) _-----------___- Costa Rica, Hawaii, | ois eee © alite
Salvador.
Citrus grandis (pummelo) __-_--------------_- a wallets = eee eee aly PEE a Calif.*
Gitnusilimons (emon) aeons an ses eee hil pines ee se eeeee Ssee}) ile =25|) Celie
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) Cuba, Jamaica, Panama_| 1] 3 |_-_-| Calif.*, Fla.*
Citrus sinensis (orange) ____- am aria a een rene Sees) 2 eecall Cert
IFS oh ae A spe eee ey ins is SAIS A) SA Sak Salad or suas eaaeiee cee Poo ee se ask exe
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (G.-M.) (Lygaeidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------_- NW USpra (ho Weta cele a Wee less). Aer
Taeliavanceps (orchid) 292222225 eee oka See teas Seale exe
GELLING) QLishape ea a eee eee eee eee C0 Voy eye eee ee por ne Ee ese Soa Le Depre,
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __-.------__]____- (GN) eae ee pe i Br ds WN eeeelesec|| AR
OT CHT Cae ee ed it eee Rae nen ee eC Cowes ee oan eee Esse ou exe
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
GChiysanthemimis pees ee ee tae eee eee | nea GOS he RRS eee Basel Gece ANRIAS MK
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __-_.-----__|____- GOH Ea ssn GEC Uae See Weecelsceal WOK,
Ligyrocoris litigiosus (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
(Oy a6) aS BS a a aa a ap a El peal COS Seo ena ol eysees | eee) ean | exe
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae) :
Capsicum frutescens (pepper). ---------------]__--- (KG) ec ania SO a Le | Sars | eee eae xe
Lineodes integra (Zell.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ____--..--_-_]____- (6G) neni et Nees ial 2) e222 |e a=-| SATIZe lex
Liothrips vaneeckei Pr. (Phlaeothripidae) :
Lilium auratum platyphyllum (broadleaf | Japan___________________ Tec) Crice
goldband lily).
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily)______-_____- DRA TAC CMe: Sisercceki cra Bevel ay nN ae
IB ALITS Ree ee eee ee aR Ca lull Jal amin iees mae nue nem aes |aan 2) Calif aiashe
Liriomyza pusilla (Meig.) (Agromyzidae) :
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------------_-- Vie xd COS re ae ee g(r | eee | ee ACT 7
J HID SOVHOVOI SS OS eS ass i hue ks Se ee a Cana dare ease soe Bee ssl) enllal aN Me
Lirus mucronatus Oliv. (Curculionidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)__.._._____--__-.-_- Te OGGU Sl) eee eae SE alee leals
Longitarsus melanocephalus (Deg.) (Chrysomeli-
dae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron_| Netherlands___________- pieoaeel Lala Bl) UNG
Lophocateres pusillus (Klug) (Ostomidae):
Zea mays (corn). ___- See Ne TU Mae Wenle 7G ates ere 122 as Pees Miasse
Loxostege similalis (Quen.) (Pyraustidae):
IBRGSSICORn GD Ge (LUMI) seeker IMIG xd COM nee geen n Pell el |e Deb
FESTUSSECOAS |e (TIVES GET CL!) be tet eepe ennai ete LO ee asi 1) tee os |penexe
‘Portulaca oleracea (purslane) ______________---|____- GOs See s1 | ae | TR x
Lyctus caribeanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)___.__---__-__-__-|____- OB ee as ee (eRe ibe | eRexe
Lygaeus circumplicatus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Orchid Semen Van eee alae A hae eee CC Kaye Sa I I ei pats Eee Ee een en exe
Lygaeus guatemalanus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Cattleyaspa(Orchid) == en ee eee Venezuelan 22. eee See eeest tet dNs dlc
Lygaeus pusio (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
COP el oa hss i BENT 6 EU A nape RCS Be Pea RSS IVI x1 CO See a ee eee eee eel ee Xe
Lygaeus vittiscutis Stal (Lygaeidae):
Catileyaisp (Orchid) 22a. tee eee ee Guatemalas = =e neene eee eae ale mahexe
(Oysxeh opal ays BANS 5 EE Se ve tae sch ada eae a dha Saal sie VICK CO mse eee eee re Pea | on exc
Lygus elisus Van D. (Miridae):
FBT. SStCOeT CDM (EULGI|)) eee ee ae ete a er | em do ees 16) Eas een exe
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ___.___|_____ C6 Kat TAP ORE locke re 1G Ra Se eee Call itecs
Lygus oblineatus (Say) (Miridae):
GRYTSATANENUILINYS Dee as Se meee epee Ae | CO Bee egal 1G Sees | eee | Arize
EATVO TUL GUST MQ?) mere ee ee erect eden Bermuda sees eee APG |e o0 helt) | INT Ver
Macrocephalus notatus Westwood (Phymatidae):
Onchideesss eee ane eo eS IMIGXIT CONS se ee eee Beef tered 0 at od Neb. ee
Macrocephalus stali Handl. (Phymatidae):
Orechidiess ase as eee 2 ho bE NE aE Eel) emia Glo Saree Ue eas 2 Eel Sal eexe
Macropygium reticulare F. (Pentatomidae):
Orchidean2 noche sce soe ee aoe ee nee ws arene Leas east] S| etl eu) AES ce

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Ipomoea sp

lionidae):

Wood

Orchid

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin 2. = 38 Collected in—
Hel & |e
nel & jos
| A |o
(o} ° ww
6) Z|
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)------------_------ BuertomRicomss2e22 5 a TL |e | Pees ee ae
GCOnaualiaxks piss = te ae een eae VS (ENay ea ee secre vere On eas eee | @alites
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ______-_- Brazil, Hawaii, New | 2] 7 |----| Calif.*, Fla.*,
Zealand, Panama, Hawaii, La.,
Puerto Rico. Bas Mexs
Mecinus pyraster (Hbst.) (Curculionidae):
IBetayoulg arise (Deel) eee eee a ene eee hGaliy2 Oe ea eas ae Solely shee Eel
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Costa Lima) (Miridae):
Cattleya gaskelliana (orchid)___--------_____- Wenezuelac2s2200---25.— eal sae ea le lou aNI ee)
Catileyais peste: Use shen aba oe eee Se COWEN Santa eae SEAS PG WINK. dl
Orchant Lae weirs ERA hoe oe Sow ES ace ae Brazil, Venezuela______- SANE SE Ty aNd
Mecometopus jansoni Bates (Cerambycidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _._-_- CostatRicas==-ss2222555 1 |e eee a Calites,
Megacerus contaminatus (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
i et Sa See pete eS Mexico ttaes tet ESE ee eae ea eee
Meristata dohrni (Baly) (Chrysomelidae):
Wandasp (Orchid!) sees eka aman Cie eae 1 Oya be So at | esa ealVash
Meristata trifasciata (Hope) (Chrysomelidae):
WAHXHGE IOV, (OKA WUKO))) me ee doyzit Pe se Bene ee al lavVash
Merobruchus flexicaulis (Schaef.) (Bruchidae):
Pithecollobium flexicaule (ebony) ___--__----_- Viexi COnseaa ssa nm naa 11 | eee ele eee | TNO
Merobruchus julianus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
SSYYe0 ly ooo ee A Ve (0 Ko) Sica INO a ae Oat esl ee Weebses
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ____-_- Canal Zone, Costa Rica, | 23 |----|----| Calif.*, La,
Honduras, Nicaragua. S.C.
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) var. (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _____- Ecuador, Honduras-___-_- Sie aaa | ee Woe SOE
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius Chev. (Curcu-
Ananas comosus (pineapple)-------------_-_- IMexi COmene as enema U1 | eats ees IR Xex
Orchi dep eeiOesr er eat eee yee sore TOL Te (Glo) see seme Coes aie eae ike Mabe e
Metriona tuberculata (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ___-_-_- Guatemala se naeen Ti aes |e cel Califa
Micrapate brasiliensis (Lesne) (Bostrichidae):
ieee A A Sa Brazil ss ee ae eh ae ee = Seid | eer [ucts tl LOIN Yen
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
SWADONCOG. G0 soe a ee ee Mrexiconanecsstaastemien en 1s apace 8 eI
Microtheca ochroloma Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Cattleyailabiatag(Orchid)) pee ee ea DB pepe AAD Ut sa ame SEM | exe
Mimorista flavidissimalis (Grt.) (Pyraustidae):
(CAGES S21 hl eset en eee ee IM ifexd C0 eeire ee eee warren ip | eee ia eText
Mimosestes dominicana (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi)___-______.___- Dominican Republic, | 3 |_..-|_-_-| N. Y., Tex.
Honduras, Mexico.
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (huisache)___________-_____ IVC Xi CO Mipeaeae Set rae ata 1 easel Texs
Molorchus minor (.) (Cerambycidae):
LUPO GOs. Garay) es FEIN Arye eer Tp eese ee eel INT NAS
Moneilema ebenus Fisher var. (Cerambycidae):
CWAChuUStee a tien GME ie iAP RUN aR ede ine tea IVE xd CO Neier ease ere ie aia ONT ex
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Catileyaisps (Orchid) ses eee ee en ane Jamal Caeser n ee ee seal essa) 2b: |/HINey,
Moodna bisinuelia Hamp. (Phycitidae):
FASO OOH (Soy) 5. Se NE a IMICXICOS2= sees eae 4G eee ees ex:
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus grandis (pummelo).______-_-__------_-- Philippines, Tahiti_____- Seale Pee a) Opti?
Nerium oleander (oleander)______--_---___-_- Bahamas sssten sees eeae 1 een een at
Mormidea v-lutewm (Licht) (Pentatomidae):
Cattleyawarneri orchid)» Ss 1S eee WAll ea aioe ele coxa dene een | sel allies
Orc La LS ree Nis aie leis eee tea TL SRO Ral | GOs ae en Son Pesala els
Myelois ceratoniae Zell. (Phycitidae):
Matlusrsylvestriss (apple) masa eee Ital yas a Saas ADs |e reed SINT geaVae
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _____________|_____ GO oa Ne | eae AINE
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) ___.__-_____-_- Montserrat, Puerto Rico_| 2 |____|__..| N. Y.
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
Mee NTF 8 i Ney MU eit te 4 pe ay ag ol a VIC XA COS seo ae ar eae aie al a XG
Niubis alternatus Parsh. (Nabidae):
IBTassicaysp 4 (Mustard) eee eee (6 Ka)! Sine she ae Se Th See Seal I NEh.<
Napomyza lateralis (Fall.) (Agromyzidae):
Cichorium endivia (endive)_____-_.-_-.------- Belgiumese-ee= ee 1 ese | ees N.Y

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Inst of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
tnclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae):
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood)
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
© rel CLARE Pe «Biya woe Ons ee ro Po

Nemapogon granella (1..) (Tineidae):

Anemone sp
Gladiolus sp
Tulipa sp. (tulip)

Neocattarus vegetus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Orchid

Neoleucinodes elegantazis (Quen.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Nysius basalis Dallas (Lygaeidae):
Cee OD REE A a Se MACAU

Nysius calliger Stal (Lygaeidae):

Cactus

Nysius dailasi White (Lygaeidae):

SANIT IOLATIO Sepa ss es RI RE I Na come ool

Nysius minutus Uhler (Lygaeidae):

Airplane
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Brassica rapa (turnip)
Brassicaisps (Mustard) ss eu ee See eee
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet. pea)
Physalis sp. (husk tomato) _._._--___________
Portulaca oleracea (purslane)
Raphanus sativus (radish)_.-.._-_-___________
Spinacia oleracea (spinach)_.-._______________

Nysius raphanus Howard (Lygaeidae):
Brassica oleracea botryzis (cauliflower)
EBTOSStCO Ma DOX (CUENID) sane eee ene
Brassica sp. (mustard)
Chrysanthemum spss ee ane eae een
Persea americana (avocado)
Raphanus sativus (radish) __._._._._._________

Nysius simulans Stal (Lygaeidae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ____--_____

Ogdoecosta biannularis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Cactus
OnC hie ae pea ees re, tee ey ree ie a

Ogdoecosta juvenca (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid

Olibrus submaculatus Sharp (Phalacridae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___-._____________

Oosternum costatum Sharp (Hydrophilidae):
Morus sp. (mulberry)
CO yao) abo tales am Ohare ae es CR

Oxycarenus bicolor Fieber (Lygaeidae):

Orchidse2 By eee a TOE h Anetepeee nat

Ozophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Laelia anceps (orchid)
COR) os PRE SAL SIS eer RO ac El

Pachycoris torridus (Scop.) (Pentatomidae):
CORE) a WK iS NS ec cee LS et ua Raa OT LR

Palaeopus costicollis Marsh. (Curculionidae):
EDLOSCOTE GIST CVAD) eae ee etn eee cla

Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):

Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)__-._____________

Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)

Soil around roots of honeysuckle plant_______
Paraleyrodes naramjae Dozier (Aleyrodidae):

CUTUSTSp SAO Ne hea a LS nis selma eee AR
Paraleyrodes singularis Bondar (?) (Aleyrodidae):

Giinusisinensis) (orange) eae) oe
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):

Camellia sp

Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)__-____________-
Citrus grandis (pummelo) __-__-_-______________
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Costa Rica, Guatemala__
Honduras’ =e

TBE WONE I ee
VICK] COM en eta

Unknown

China, Japan, Switzer-
land.
Tahiti.

Argentina, Brazil,
France.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

| Nonentry
| Propaga-
tion

Collected in—

N. Y.
Calif.*, Md.
Tex.

Tex.
Hawaii.

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.
Mex.

Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.

Tex.
INGRYS
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Fla.*
Tex.

Calif.,* N. J.,
N.Y., Wash.

Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.,* Fla.*

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,

inclusiv

e—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae)—Con.
Citrus sinensis (orange) --.-------------------
Parlatoria citri McKenzie (Coccidae):
Citrus grandis (pummelo) _--_---~------------
_ Parlatoria crotonis Doug]. (Coccidae):
Codiaeum sp. (croton)
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Prunus domestica (plum)

Prunus persica (peach)

iPynusicommunis (pear) 2. v2.2 iol ee

Sorbus domestica (service tree)

Vitis sp. (grape)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):

Ox Chi apes eee See

Vanda ers cau ca, Eee eth pee SM A Se re

Wand arsp seein! ket et Sara eee ee
Parlatoria thet Ck1l. (Coccidae):

Acer sp. (maple)

ITAL TULSYS DE er tees a a ae ne oes
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)___.-.----------

Citrus grandis (pummelo)-__-----------------

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ____-.-___-_--___-

Citrus reticulata (tangerine)

Citrus sinensis (orange) __._--__-____-----__--
Paroryna sororcula (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Ain plane sss phate asa ele Res Beetle heh ho
Pealius hibisci Ae ) (Aleyrodidae):

ETs DiSCIESIS Ds ener Eek Be Se ee ee
Pealius snadadendri Takah. (Aleyrodidae):

FR ROGOGEN TOTS et teats eee ete eee oe
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):

Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (cotton; gin motes)__--_------
Gossypium sp. (cotton boll)_-__-.------------
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)

Periphyllus horridus Theobald (?) (Aphidae):
Acer palmatum (Japanese Maple)
Acer sp. (maple)

Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
Daucus carota (carrot)

Phatnoma annulipes concisa Drake (Tingidae):
Orchids sha Siee nee SOTA eee Ree ee

Phelypera distigma Boh. (Curculionidae):

Laelia anceps (orchid)
Orchid

Se sandwicensis Fullaway (?) (Cocci-
ae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Mangifera indica (mango)
Strelitzia sp

Phenaceccus gossypii Towns. & Ckll. (Coccidae):
Hibiscus sp
Ipomoea sp. (morning glory)
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Pelargonium sp. (geranium)

Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)

Phyllobius intrusus Kono (Curculionidae):
Soil around dwarf cedar

860943—50——_4

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin 4 > [3 Collected in—
Hal S |Se
ALS ea ene
el lel ern
° oO }u
Oo |4 |p
Argentina, Brazil, Gua- |_---| 13 |_---| Calif.*
temala, Jamaica.
Philippinessa-s=s— aa shoo All |) Ob iRY
Soldienishmailes assess. Eee | reek eee | NT
Italy, Lebanon_____-__-- Oe) eee | ered | IN Ye
Argentina, Portugal, AS edt ecm eV ASS SSN Nye
Turkey.
ANGERS ON BN OK sae ke aa Abst Ppeciadea reel PIN NE
aia LR a NEE AN Fear 1 | cee | ee | INTE ay as
Tbaliyaie ee asine Soe ead ts 1h ane RE NOY a
Bye LR a SS pee en | ede Neg
@analt7onewee === aaa eigen eel te | Wa Ee
Canal Zone, Philippines |----|----| 4 Celt TE
Hh CO Sater eae a Penne era a @alitencahe xe
Canal\7oneses a aeeaa: seeeal ised fra ball? MIDEbe,
Japanese See eee die |iera Gu s@alite-caWiashs
UESEIEES (1 Q Seen te ee Sela Ba Oeil Vesey,
ier tow icon) eee les ee | oes | ea
China, Malay States, 2| 2 |___-| Calif.,* Hawaii.
Philippines, Siam.
Mmhailan dese eee TAs e diel Saeco Gs
China, Philippines___--- Be SD neal Calitas
Chinaad i.) aye oeeae 1G) heen ees |elVisirim
IMexXI COR(() Beene es sees (i be [esac (ad Neb.
Ela Wait. senor a2 ares pee een eel nate
JAPAN ates ee ea ee ete Peel Nea walls
Brazil, British West | 21 |_.._| 1 | Calif.*, D. C.,
Indies, Hawaii, Italy, Fla.*, Mass.,
Mexico, St. Kitts, INodasINlo May
Venezuela. Tex., Wash
ABV ESWAUILCS Scag cemiire Ee Ase ie tai cm 1S eee eee exe
a Wwailseltalys sae es Oia Sen | entenlin ©alitae ING wives
LDP ATAS) helps os yes apenas OF Seon | Een OhTOS
Cyprus, Dominican Re- | 2 |-__-| 1 | Mich., N.Y.
public, Puerto Rico.
Netherlands-_-.---__----- Jess eases) VINSa
ERs LO ee ere a ne | eT OAPI
Gays Serene ele toe pat (ier ] ed | eee IVC
ANA EGY (Xe es os ws a eS Bee | een ede Wid Nev c
sess Las a eee aera | ee | eer PO eX
Ses ste GORE ae Ee eee eee alee xe
EVA Wie lite tee aga oe Sele an bese Calif.*
ales Oe aA ON ie a ee Oita
Rea LG ea ae pA | ee EC alits
Berm yee ee es | eres reve Mass
IVDO XICO sana ee eat Pome | era ls phox
gee LOE RI eae TOg | | mena ROX
see ea CG Ka se es es Ni aces Ae Vel a elf ee hl Nd Eg
Union of South Africa, | 3 |----|---- N. Y., Va.
unknown,
AA SSE ses eS el | ed 1 ' Wash

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 80, 1948,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A, Be lies
Bal 8 Ze
Bo) 8 16.8
eo el ion
°o {2} ww
2) Z |e
Phyllophaga alquizara Chapin (Scarabaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ----------------- Cuba?) pee Nt) | ees |e a
Phyllotreta atra (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
GrataegusisD see eee eee eScctises (Germanys ee pee eon parol
Phyllotreta cruciferae (Goeze) (Chrysomelidae) :
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -__--__- JEXCN ern baay Seen ee es alae i en ee
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) - --_.---_- iinis]an da was eae peat S | Pan pale 8
Phyllotreta undulata (Kutsch.) (Chrysomelidae): |
(GrotwegusiSD a= ke ae oe ee ee eee ee es (Germany eer ee eresl| eat el
Shirt Sees ee eee eee Netherlands- - .--------- 2322 peel
Phymatodes lividus Rossi (Cerambycidae):
Gastaneaispe (chestnut) Saasse eee nae Lt aly ss ee re eee yy | Stee
Physonota attenuata Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ----------_- Mex CONS sae een Te | heel ee
Onchiidizs ses hehe Ne ee SU ee a ee Sele Co a Um ag Set Sr aul Seweeee
Physonota mexicana Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -----_-|____- (says. se utes el tar | eed | eos
Phytobius quadrituberculatus (F.) (Curculionidae):
CrALTEGUS SP ee Ree ae Nee ae ee Germ anya ses aoe ea ere | eee | eee 1
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron__| Netherlands_________-__|_-__]_-_- 1
Phytomyza atricornis Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Cichorwm endivia (endive) ------------------- IGA wns SIs ee i oes | eee
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) -_----------_- Wostaphicaee sens sa eee feeiel dl een
Phytomyza obscurella nigritella Zett. (Agromyzi- :
dae):
iNepetarcatanian (Catnip) pases. =] sae eens Canadas se alec ase pee seer
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ---------- England, France________ DeNSTs| SO} aks
Pinnaspis buzi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
VAN EIENTUTESD Ds see ee eee Guatemala = 22=2 esas a A eee rat
Strelitziaisp ses eee oe ee ee Wale ee G1 esa |
SUNGONIUMISD eae = see ae eee eee IG itis oS oc ee ae Sea) Soe al
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
IRICEORS Del(SDEUGE) eee ee eee eee Germany, Sweden___-__- De eee
JER OMS Bio), (Goshals) ooo oe eee eee eee oeReoee Czechoslovakia, Sweden | 5 |____|_-_-
Pityophthorus coronarius Bikm. (Scolytidae):
SAMbuUCcuUsISP esse ese eee ee ee Nex) CO seen ete 16g) | eae ee
Plagiodera atritarsis Stal (Chrysomelidae):
LEG BOs (Oxo cute) ee ee ee Guatemalas ese ee See SEAL |o mal
Onchidaesse coh y Se wea See eee a Te Ke INADA (6) ee BOE eal
Plagiodera congesta Stal (Chrysomelidae): _
CO seh oy Uo Use Mea Sc aa a eee ele eke Pl SES (6 Ko yarsirepeepot seein emer) Ee feta © 2
Plagiodera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Ere) BT 5 Ne ea a a SE Se Jy ee = ae Ne GOL ean ene See | ne ae 5
Plagiodera thymaloides Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Orchidese sae Bas ON es EEN aS wil ee el Ue GO ae oe aes Nea ae 7
Platoeceticus symmicta Dyar (Psychidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)-__---------------|_-_-- (6 Va renupen area tig ates ify eet Pee
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --_--_- Guatemala, Mexico_-_-__- Pig alee |
Platycarenus humilis (H.-S.) (Pentatomidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _____- Costa Rica, Mexico-__-__- AS ae |
Onchidsaee hails Nae Sad elle wt Sears Sa SING xc CO ear rere are ee | ences fade
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___--_---------- Cubase eee ae il een alee
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- IVIGXI COM Sata Renee aeteee Dea eee
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_._---------|---_- CLO a ee ee 7h eae ee
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (?) (Tortricidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) -_----------------- IPA IRN a eee 1) See ses
Platynota stultana (Wl1sm.) (Tortricidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- Wiexicote t= 2: aare rasa NO sles ellesec
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato).___----_----|_-_-- (OKO) es ara apsies eens ate 25 | ea ee
Platypus rugulosus Chapuis (Platypodidae):
OR ae ee eee Soe ene eee a eee Goma eo remuies See eree @ Wlesssisoss
Pnyria scabie: (Hopkins) (Fungivoridae):
Soilfaroundtastilbemootseaae sn as =o aman oe Netherlands-_-______.-__- se ee Wa |
Pogonocherus fasciculatus (Deg.) (Cerambycidae):
] Onn fe TS] Sa tea al EE Eiirall a7 Geer een cea hel Geel ees
IPP SOY (Wovtae)) ae a Ss a Swedents sess seer ‘14 | Se! Sees
“Poliaspis”’ pini Mask. (Coccidae):
CUDRESSUSIS Dp eee ae rt ee ae Japan: -o toe ae Bie N ee et
PUSS Da (DING) Mae ea eta en mee Japan, Korea__________- PRE EEA ig

Collected in—

NEE
Pa.
N.Y.
Calif.*

Calif.*, Hawaii,
Oreg., Wash.

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27

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Polydontomyia curvipes (Wied.) (Syrphidae):
Glad olUsispe ea taet ie 2a sees ea eh
Polygraphus poligraphus (L.) (Scolytidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)
Premnotrypes solani Pierce (?) (Curculionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ______-___-___-_-
Premnotrypes vorar (Aust.) (Curculionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___.-_--___--_--__
Prodenia eridania (Cram.) (Phalaenidae):
Capsicum fruéescens (pepper) ______-----.----
Prodenia ornithogalli Guen. (Phalaenidae):
IDXN UTE Oye Ss EN is BE Ns BS a ga ea DU aie
Oryzoxsalinag (Tice) pee eae ee ee ee
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):
Anthurium sp
Cattleya mossiae (orchid) ___/_----___=__ =
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ______-
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)

Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)________-____-
JEUT OT U GO Sa a Se Ge ee ee aes
Pseudaonidia clavigera Cll. (Coccidae):
JETS GO Sa ee i Be Nea ES A
Pseudaonidia curculiginis Green (Coccidae):
Cymbidium atropurpurewm (orehid)___-__--_-
Pseudaonidia tesserata (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
UGE ae EN eg SRN te ripen Wises i
KSVAOEHAGTER Gh os = Si Tie SO) Fe eee
Wandaispaorehid) sas fierce eens a To
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Griniisylimony (lem OD) esheets cae eae
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
(BTassavolaisp=(OTCHIG) aie weno sa eee ae
Cattleya skinneri (orchid)
Cattleya sp

Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)
Laelia anceps (orchid)

SE GLUL ONS nae ee Ett a bute a
Oncidium sp. (orchid)
Orchid

Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae):
Vanda tuzonica (orchid) 222.
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ebrh.) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Cocosinuciferay(coconut) 4 Se ee
Pseudococcus pini coe ) (Coccidae):
JETS GOs (anual) 59 ee ee
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ckll.) (Coceidae):
(OLS RG) 0st Ot oe SS tee eee ale ee eee tere
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Ckll. (Coccidae):
Odontoglossum grande (orchid)
Oncidium urophyllum (orchid)
OnuUntiass pipet eee eee ee ee ee ee
IP NILOGENGTON SD pee eee te eet ane el
Psila rosae (F.) (Psilidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)

Apium graveolens rapaceum (celeriac)

BrassicairapaltUnMnip) eee eee eee
Cynara cardunculus (ecardoon)
Daucus carota (carrot)

Pastinaca sativa (parsnip) _..__.___-_-_--___-_--
Soil with chrysanthemum plant
Soil with carrots

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin a > 3 Collected in—
Bal & rel
36| 2 6
aid| © |r
q gjo
So oO }m
oO 14 |
VIC x CO sees een iL | ea es eT ox
INOW ye ee eee 1 Vi sae Sees) IN Ce, 2
Ren Uet arn See 1) | ees | ees aes
CU ad One ee BLE) attics bene all IN
Cubaha naw eye ewet ee ae EIN GING
Bermudas = oensaaes ee UA Ser INT OG
Tha oh ee eecai Mus whet he | eee eee ale Atl as
BritishiGuiana:-22222- UL) | ester ase | RE
Wenezuela sts aes pastel ee eC alites
IM Cxd CO ease eee ee eye AS | eres ee ec xe
Guba) Puerto. Rico, 06) | =25 S28) snlass. Ney
Venezuela.
BALD AGC OSs ae meee 1 ERS ee ee
CanaliZonels.- esse see Le | ee eee
MET ayy ites os a anaes eset ah oS AC alites
Philippines!. 22 oe EN eee nC ait
JATIN AIC eee aia he 1a 2 hoes la nlass
Mrinidsd Seay Essa sass Lipa ana (ated Fa (21 DT
waa C6 Ko) pt a SES Py Nae a a TP Reb
Argentina, Panama. os_|22-2)5)25/5_2s\. Calif.
Argentina, East Africa__|_-_.| 3 |_---| Calif.*
Hondurasee ee aeepea Fafa euros | 1D val eae Ned
CostargRicass2seiwnmmones BASS | Rs nel © alii
British Honduras, Sal- |__-_|__--| 2 | Tex.
vador. r
Guatemala._______--_-_- pee ie ante en @ allies
VIG NTC ORs pene Mare eee | ea eee J eexe
Costa Rica, Mexico-__-__..|----]---- 2) Tex.
INV Kea (eyo) UU UN SUN LT es dl Pe 1 | Tex.
Costa Rica, Guatemala, |__-_|___- 4] Fla.*, Tex.
Salvador.
Bil pPINes eerste es a | eee | eee 1 | Calif.*
ia wai eae neem se nae 1G | eee eee ali tee
Hawaii, Philippines ____ Wa\le eet eC alites
JAD anata ee Saas sees Sees eeo ole otl aC aliteawWash.
MiexiCOeey = ae ees ee ae | Ly | PAC 7.8
Guatemala stss=sne aes See eee abel! Ceubtis
Leeward Islands__---__-|----]----] 1] N.J.
Guatema] ass eater | bees SAcAiiala| NS de
Mexicostests asta Sete ee rs See ete Califa
England, Ireland, |_-__| 4 |---_| Ala., Pa., Tex.
Sweden.
Netherlands, Norway, |---| 4 |_---| La., Tex.
weden
SES Ti 1] ear a ea cy ge | em 1g eee | ROX
AT ea ys Ma Ha ae cree ot [Re ahaa gl 099 Wiel WINS
England, France, Ire- |_--_| 26 |___-| Calif.*, La.,
land, Martinique, N. ye Tex.
Netherlands, Spain,
Sweden, unknown,
Wales
ID) Cnimar kart Se ens ees pee 1 Sean Tex:
IATATI CO tee eae em mene [Reneotht sree reels Nye
Rhgland, Scotlands 2s22 |= So) eee |e hex

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 80, 1948,
inclusive—Continued

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{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, > | 3 Collected in—
Bal] Bq
eH El aes
lr Sl low
(-} So lu
. oO 14 ia
Pteleobius vittatus (F.) (Scolytidae):
fF Sos (bam) Moe se ee SSE ee ee JOM AYO ee 0 eel oe IN Ys
Ptochoryctis tsugensis Kearf. (Xyloryctidae):
JEPUS GOs (Owe) see Se ee ee ADA Na eee oue aaa ae See lee alita
Pulvinaria psidti Mask. (Coccidae):
VG Fos (Oreaigh) = yeas ee ea ee Philippines. o25- sss 58 Sele eal ll |) Crib
Puto mexicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
OCH EE A a RA an ee IMi@xi COT ea sas sane es | nee Ea 2| Tex
Pyrausta nubilalis (Abn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- Ia Kae bee oe ee Ee be ete ee eel IN Sey Ge
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) _____--_---------- Indias 5 ae oes |S | eee Masse
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomeorn) ---_-- Hungary, Italy________- Bree See ee Io AG
io
Raphidopalpa femoralis Mots. (Chrysomeiidae):
SUNUDETUSSD: (Guniper) aaa ee eae Japan ms Cees ee Sais Soeelaeeal| 24) \vesie
Renocis mexicanus Blkm. (Scolytidae):
SIVICTOSERCH TY SIS ey eee ee IMiexi COwM=Es Sede Wesel) alreb7
Reticulitermes flavipes (Kol.) (Rhinotermitidae):
Laelia anceps (orchid) -_----- SOE TUTE SES 1G LORD CO iets AR ee ue Soelleese|| al: ||) Ulta
TCI GL ee Seg SR a est eat rare co) Oe ene ENDS eee eX
Soillaroumdicitrusnineessee sa = ae a | ene GKoy5 eee ile fy Oa Bee eke SL a, anes
Fhagoletis alternata (Fall.) (Tephritidae):
Rosaccaninal(dogerose) bees eee eee Swedene ane eis Ale} ab Chao
Rhagoletis cerasi (L..) (Tephritidae):
SET AULTEULSHS Den CHL ETIsy) eet ete en a eet Czechoslovakia, France, | 6 | 1 |__--| Ill., N.Y
Italy, Portugal, Swit-
zerland.
Fhagoletis cerasi (u.) (2?) (Tephritidae):
IPrunisispen Chery) sae eese ee oe ae ee Wnkmnowmss #252552 s22555 2) \|222 5) Bane Neve
Fhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):
iMalussyluestnis) (apple) pa o= se oe ne nee MiexXI Co 25s aoe Aes 27, | eee | eee OX
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (?) (Tephritidae):
Crataegus sp. (thornapple)_.-.--.---_-----2_-|_--2- GO Stes et eer awe ha 1 ees pe aes pl DED
Malusssyivestnis (apple) pasate eae eee see AO Ee RA eae el ee TU) (tlc ad 2) A Bley c
Rhagoletis striatella (?) Wulp (Tephritidae):
Physalis sp. (husk tomato) 2) 2-222. 2-222 Os son or eau us Teel ee ib MNase
Rhinoncus bruchoides (Abst.) (Curculionidae):
GCrataegusisp ese ee fe Leben eee Wane (Gre nrma arary a ee | Wl) Isfodla
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron _| Netherlands_-__-________|_-__|__-- Wai dNiedo
Rhinoncus pericarpius (L.) (Curculionidae):
Moss and soil packing______________________- NOT Wa yen eee sseesaeses 1 en paar NTs 2 Ce
Rhinoncus perpendicularis (Reich.) (Curculio-
nidae):
WALES TOG | Care OY) a a JE) i age ca eS LN le ast 1|N.J
Rhopalophora incrustata Chevr. (Cerambycidae):
Sambucusispel eee ae ieee IVICXICO Les eee ena ne eenes iN eters | ea INEYs.
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaella Theob. (Aphidae)
GrOCUS SPS as aa i ince ei apa Re ei Netherlands-___------_- Up Saeed |i Fla.*
SRW OEE (HEU O) ye Se ces Se a (oj Reet eres Seu ee Fla.*
Rhopobota naevana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
WE CCINTWINIS pee eet oe ees ee Minlands*s2ksne ss sece c= nl iiere ery 1 | Wash.
Rhynchaenus fagi L. (Curculionidae):
GrOLGE GUSTS ese oe ne SN arene MIT MIRNA Germany =s2snes sane seen eee LWNe
Ribua innoxia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) .__-__--___---.-- @ubaetes ee heen ee 4) |e ee Nae exe
Rutidosoma fallax (Otto) (Curculionidae):
Cratnegus Spee eee omen hatin aunae Germany ates ote = ean ee 2)| News
Scolopostethus afinis (Schill.) (Liygaeidae):
STU ULOLS De eo ee eae ee te BG al ORL Toe ea ee 1 | Wash.
Scolytus nerieufiis (Ratz.) (Scolytidae):
(COUGHS Gas (WEN) seo ee esas Netherlands_-__-._------- 1 eee ese] 222.
Scolytus rugulosus Ratz. (Scolytidae): ; :
IPTUNUS DPersi Col (Peach) See een ree eee ne NWiexicoee=: suet ones 1 | 2aon | Eee Calif.
Sericophanes ocellatus Reuter (Miridae):
IDET ANA BLES Toes (Gov al ie) Be ea I GOS Say Se ene ave OH Neel Past | DERG
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)----_-- taliyee ees see See 16 |___-|_---| Mass., N. Y-
Setomorpha rutella (Zell.) (Tineidae): a
Areca catechu (betel palm) ------------------- Philippines! asses sea 1 |_---|----| Hawaii.*
MGT eA IS) eee ee ee eee WMexicotsest a2 2 sa een Ee 1 | Tex.
OTH ide a op aes SEIS Ce era epee OF aE eS oS |S Se cas 1 | Tex.
SLENOCGCEUSESD sy (CACEUIS) beet ee ee en | eee GOS EAE Ess BASSE he |e | eee 1 | pehex:

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

29

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Sibine stimulea (Clem.) (Limacodidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Sibinia potentillae Germ. (Curculionidae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron -

Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)
MRwigabaske ties ee ste ee re et

UNCTIILTES DEES Bes 2 Ne ee 8
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Orchid
Sitona lineata (1..) (Curculionidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
INGRCISSTESISD Some eee Sere eee
HFC OCOCETIGTOTUIS]) weet ee ee eaters
Shrub
Sixeonotus luteiceps Reut. (Miridae):

Mammillaria compressa rosea (cactus) ..------
Mammillaria magnimamma_._-._--------------
Viamimiillartasspsan Hee eee ale
Sosylus terminalis Sharp (Colydiidae):
ISPOMAIASIS Pre eee eee eee Meee ale
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cytisus scoparins (Scotch broom)
Waburninvanagyroidess= a
Specularius impressithorax (Pic) (Bruchidae):
SOTERA OAS Dee es = Sewanee
Sphenarches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophoridae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Stenoma anonella Sepp. (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursoD)
Stenoma catenifer (W1sm.) (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado)

Saar e quadrinotatum Bates (Cerambyci-
ae):
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)
Stephanitis pyrcides (Scott) (Tingidae):
EGO COG EVA OTVES teste eee et ie ere teen
Stephanoderes lecontei Hopk. (?) (Scolytidae):
Catasetum sp. (orchid)
Stephanopachys rugosus (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae) :
Pinus sp. (pine)
Stilodes caelebs (Stal) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid
Strophosoma melanogrammus Forst.
lionidae):
DANE ULS'S Dees ee ie Cie ee a ee ae
Strophosoma rufipes Steph. (Curculionidae):
Moss and forest litter around rhododendron _
Synchlora aerata (F.) (Geometridae):
Chrysanthemum parthenium (feverfew) __-----

(Curcu-

Systole gepiculata Foerst. (Eurytomidae):
Coriandrum sativum (coriander)
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Erica sp. (heath)
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Canavalia p eee ee nen ae ey SS es eae
Gar dentaqs pia e nee eee aan ae ema mee elena
IV bit OW ere Galeie: see tere eee eee
Taeniothrips simplex (Mor.) (Thripidae):
(CUMIN IS Sas Bsa See ee ee a

Rosa sp. (rose)
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)

| Country of origin

@ostasRicavess=---=—— aes

INetherlands#]aos8ssse—5|==ss bane

Anglo-Egyptian Sudan__
Philippiness==2-———- =
Tdi geese ese

EG Qe ne ose eee | eee

pane On oes ae eee

Honduras, Venezuela_ -_-
Canal Zone, Panama,

Mexico, Nicaragua,
Salvador, Venezuela.

SEES OREM Oe cae eat
WanaliZonen = 5. ee a
AC up ass oo ses yo =F

IMiexi COS= 3222-2 owes

Denman kee ewer eee

INetherland sie == s-seeem=

Canada, Central Amer-
ica, Mexico, Nether-
lands, unknown.

Central America__------

INT eXd COn=s tate

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a |>ala
=) tot a)
S| 5 ies
shal et err
(o) Oo lu
Oo 124 |e
i be beri ie
1
1 ype
mM | eS a
Sia | ean | eee
a 3 ose paps
DAs [eer (ak ra
1
agonal en | [opens
1
1
1
11
1
aoe on alle al
ees) eae bie) |
i esi Pesta Meee
eae Pear baa b
fase reed (eran |
BS ST
Bye = aes| es
1 a | | eee
16 >| |e
a ag es
al | eee aD
Wuceew cream |e Ail
A ee
idee 9) Letina wee |
Ss ae | |
ee | eee |e:
1 ip seers eet
Th ses) ee
a 5 Spe PA
Peed Nall
{a} sl Mae | ia
DiS Le het Pa
a kt ane ah se ae
1 2 3
Siena lice Le [ape
(dP eosyes |tevercen

Collected in—

Ariz.
ING
Calif.*
Calif.*
Wash.

Har Niids, Lex.

La.
Tex.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948
inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, > |a Collected in—
fa] B /%q
Peel Uae
q ~ q O° ~
[o) fo) H
Oo |4 |
“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _---------------- Azores, Mexico____------ 0) | eens | ees INGER Yi exs
“Targionia’”’ hartit (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
OSCOTeaSDaGyaln) aaa ee nee a ee Barbados, Dominica, | 8 |----|---- Fla.*, Hil.,
Puerto Rico, St. N.Y.
Kitts, St. Vincent,
Virgin Islands, West
Indies.
“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gramineae hater Risin see ae Guam esa ee ee |Web | Calif.*
Grasshesa eRe Ae Saipan Ss 2o ee eee 1S pesegel Ss tsk Calif.*
Gynenirmisp ee a ee ae ees CostasRica == ese | Rae ee 1/ D.C.
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ___-------- Puerto Rico-___---_----- G7 | (Soe Sse INERYS
Targionia yuccarum (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
SEQ ACTIONS TO See ead Te rea ea Ct eva Ve ci CO Nees ts eter eta can | reer 1 | Calif.*
Tempyra biguttula Stal (Lygaeidae):
SARI CTH OS (Oreo avo Be hp ea GOS ea eal ee eee S| ex.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
‘acltaranceps: (Orchid) = sees soe eee eee Oe 2 eR Eee Rn en Sem (eens 1] Tex.
OrchidE es estes sis REP ses ereear ea as eet QOls2 Sas Es aero eore 9 | Tex.
Tenthecoris balloui Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Miltonia verillaria (orchid)___________-___-__-- Colombiate sees | pee naa 1 | Calif.*
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
Cattleya harrisoniana (orchid) __-------------- g BY 2 Ah Ue ates eigeipcer use el AD lle 1 | Calif.*
Catileyatabiata aes se nee eee ete eee CLOW SRA ie ine Artie | ee eel Papen 2/N.J.
Cattleyaysp SU wAneek Lees seeh matt te Renee em ee (Mo spe og Ng sg Se ill YE phe he 2 5 | N.J.
Gaeiapurpunat ay (Orchid) ee eee as | eee LO Ea SS BOO eS ee | nea | eee 3 | Calif.*, N. J.
TELAT AILS Oo BEES SSD Fis sg 8 ce 8 ON a EE (ie ad (0 Ke reg be aaa ad a Da | pS ae WAIN [ade
Orchidiseeer ress Ete eta ber ded a OG foes FC COPS ene eae en || ee NES Ty 186
Tex., Wash.
Sky) POH Os (Ogoontah Ws a a LQ aS eR Res a ee a ee |e oe 1/N.J.
Tenthecoris columbiensis Hsiao «& Sailer
(Miridae):
Cattle asp (Orchid) Pas eee Colombiae eee ei ree a Be
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Cattleyaisp 2 Lees fA ee Oe eee Guatemealasae sae ial en See iol e xe
Gael AanCeps* (OLchid) = ease eee INT CXICO Deo oe oe ees ree ee ee oli ex.
TEATS) 0) SS aca ee ea eS Sere eee Ce SON Honduras, Mexico----_-_- oe Pea Poe enex.
Orchid eee 2 ee See Be Pee IMIGKi COR a= a Se ae eeteilesse|| Web|), 40x
Tenthecoris distinctus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
(Ove aole a Ee Been RS ilies Bare SicRiUR a Ie or Guatemala, Mexico____- spibal | eek | 18} Cale Fla.,
ex
ISEQNMODEGISD oi (ONCIiG)) seen ee Gauatem al aes eae es 2a|eecelp Te aie,
Tenthecoris distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae): .
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) ____----- CanaliZonesss= a2 sesaeasa| 2) ae
Tenthecoris exitiosus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Catileyassps (Orchid) eee Brazil, Colombia______-- SS ES Gu elas News
Orchid sh enw Fie ee ea IBTaz iia obs aes a cee ese eS eile Helle dl
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hsiao & Sailer)
(Miridae):
Cattleya gaskelliana (orchid) ___-__-_---------_- WVienezuel asee eee sae Bl INI
Cattleyargigas sate ae DEER ee eee Colom ieee | Se se|) STL}, Les
(GGHTAT OR TOOSSIHO 5 Se el Seiacete S SVC TNC Z UIC 1 ene yaaa eer aed | meee een etnlas
COrtleyOuDencivalian a se eee ae le ee eh ae (Vaated Bel |oLMB 5 INTo do
Catileyats ea ner ae Soler’ mail, Venezu- |-___|__--| 22 | Fla., N.J
ela.
Orchid Sse ees sea lee ee eae ee Argentina, Brazil, Vene- |----]----| 6 | La., N. J.,
zuela. P. R.
Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Odontoglossum grande (orchid) _-____-_-_..____- Guatemala. -- === 22-2 _ Lees |22e | Sh elas
rE CE Ee ese ES ese NY Se ee CostapRicasaass = saneens ppt eee eel Wd EY
Tephritis genalis (Thoms.) (Tephritidae):
PAI Dan Oe a ete eee es ENG Nar ks wile fe Miexi cost sae Seales el Soe men exe
5p aa | eee Tex:
4). acest Tex:
DE Pee (ee Ariz
pe ees | elas |e Ar 7,
dU fea fs ee Ariz
DU epee ieee Tex

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
inclustve—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, > | 3 Collected in—
=e |
S| Seco
O |G |Ay
Texananus spatulatus (Van Duzee) (Cicadellidae):
iim Sp (lily) ee ao Pe Fe ee eee OSs n kee saan ee i place eS ey Tex.
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
Cichorium intybus (escarol) __-_----------_--- RT aNn CO nee ee ee ee Pein) }ii5 4d Vo Peal Hd Py
Thrips fuscipennis Hal. (Thripidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) _--__---------------- Toyayed wa li pope Sy sos ee LoS oes ING
Thyanta perditor (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_-___---_---------- PUertopRicoss= == ae eae (ane ING R&
SE Es vaporariorum (Westw.) (Aleyrodi-
ae
VAG en CEU INSP ee ee en INetherlands!=e2- 22-2 -es aoe seen TING
TAGES ok a eee eS Ee ee BEa7 ieee Seas in eee ee eens 1/| D.C
Trichobaris mucorea (Lec.) (Curculionidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)______-_------- Mexico ts: sass te By ae [pa Ariz.
Trionymus lounsburyi (Brain) (Coccidae):
PTACROCOULOTNONICINGLE = sane ean canes Union of South Africa___|-_-_|---- 1 | Calif.*
Trochuda raspa (Druce) (Pericopidae): !
Orchideiacens wae Sets Nepal's 1h LS OUT ee Mexie0-2- 5222s 2eeseseseslteecleeee lmebex:
Tychius inermis Csy. (Curculionidae):
Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish moss) ___.------|--_-- (6 Co pee oe See BS ears) Pee Tex.
ANUAGROSIAISDE See ee ee See 0 in aa eS rae ee eee) era lal pelvexs
Typhlocyba froggatti Bak. (Cicadellidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple) __-------------------- Argentina i=24ls 2s eae. aba i i ING SG
et rufotestaceus Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
COpreanye lS ee AO Be ee ies oe i Le ate WMiexi covet a c= 222, soe U ati EO 1 | Tex.
Ulopa reticulata (F.) (Cicadellidae):
Mossand forest litter around rhododendron_-_| Netherlands_____--_----_|____}---- 1 INGA =
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ____.-__---------- Bahamas, Jamaica-_---_- Teg eae abo eis
Citrus sinensis (orange) __--_----------------- Colombia, Trinidad_---- Se 4 eke h aby
CIE ALESIS [See ee a Sere eee ee Brazil, Curacao. ._------ Ah ye Re
Unaspis ewonymi (Comst.) (Coccidae):
ELOY TILUSIS [eee a een ee Mex CONsas aah ae seen Tees ess||) MUey<,
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ___-___--- Japanyee Yee a eS ANG | eee ees | eV its
Vesiculaphis caricis (Fullaway) (Aphidae):
HEUROCORMETGTOTUESD earees cect mires eset | he (6 Cg Seti ne ae ee eS sat lie@alifes
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla) __________-_-------- N 2 Gch Pere nee ae epee 1 ee | eee oe
Antidesma bunius (bignay China laurel) -___- Canali Zone wets | tes | 1 | Fla.
PA'S 190.S7.0/S Ps (OTCHiG) eee eee eee eee | ee CO ee ee 2 ogee | as Sab iN de
UES AY (2) Sete a ce Pe Renn neath ae ene ane Puerto Ricos 2=-= asses AL | ees [eens TS ee
‘Broughtonia sp. (orchid).--2 22222 An oa ey Kerns ey ee ae |b ae 1| Fla.
(ROIS) FS) Oh rE a Nt Ee IPUeTLOPRICOs moss eee Tee TY
Epidendrum ciliare (orchid) __-._----. -------- Leeward Islands-_ --.----|_---|.-=-| 1| N.J.
FEUD LGETUCT ALTIUS ye een ee ee ene IBritishyGuWiania ss sae ew ee eee TINGS
Gongoraisp:i(?)) (Orchid) seeesss oe eee eee Tye i1 Ga eee ee a LEE | a THONG TE
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)________-__-____- Barbadosesase eee Te SP IB ee
Oncidiwm’ sp: (orchid) 222 = ee C@analyZoneve esas eee eee | pe 2| Fla., N. J.
© FC hai EE eee RES SR eet Une teh va nee a revs British Guiana, French |____|___- 4| Ala., Fla.,
Guiana, Trinidad. NEW bakes
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid) _..__.._------__---- BritishiGwianas eee = || ee SNe.
Stanhopeaisp (orchid) 22eee a wee as ea BAG OM ih EE ee Te AN dle
Trigonidium macranthum (orchid) -__-___---- OB ape Al SR A |e ES Ji) Dee
Manone ae Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
FRROSO SSP See rette: ernie Nee percent) ae cae Guatemala 228 seskreee ity, | ee | dese Tex.
Sui lebaras eetabeis (Wlk.) (Seolytidae):
Acacia koa (koa acacia) ________--___________- lia walie eee ae ayia era LG ease | el Calif.*
Xylobiops parilis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
IB ATID OO HS re eg tte se opie Meats atease IMiCXICO Ne aie a eae earl Ji tabeets Rabe: Ariz.
Xylobiops teranus (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
YEND iy 0} FEW 0S a A a he ant tral GO eset a SP cal cies Jefe ex:

Xylopsocus castanoptera (Fairm.) (Bostrichidae):

32 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

List of pesis (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 80, 1948,
znclustve—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin a |», /a | Collected in—
Be] B /& a
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Zabrotes subfasciatus (Boh.) (Bruchidae):
Bean! ROS 2 Ue es Wen SSPE T At Saset ks Mexico, Peru_---_-.---- | eesol! yh) 1D)5'O), ater.
Chrysanthemum maximum (shasta daisy) ---.| Mexico____-------------- Ae Soe a Tex.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __--.-------]----- Gosct2= Sears ere art bape Da ter 2 Tex.
Orchigh Ot ie ee Ee Ea OE ae | ae On es 2 sae Ee Ee | hee Tex.
Mandadoibagsatis1 i Wes nsaree sears see ae dow setsss2es: Cs ee neers) Bee Tex.
PRASCOLUSISD a (DCAM) wesc tee ee ee ees | ee dole i 1)5| ae te eee 8 Calif.*
Zamagiria deia Dyar (Phycitidae):
} Achras zapota (sapodilla) . _-_---.------------ @ubal Sets eee ay J al NERY?
Zavonemias obscruofasciala Jac. (Chrysomeli-
ae
Orchids! estes Se raced ee See eee Mier Com aSs Estee = rss abs eee ene 1| Tex
Zygogramma piceicollis (Stal) (Chrysomelidae):
Epidendrum’sp. (orchid) 222-222 2-2 2222222222 |22222 Ors Sese ase oes === eee |e |e 1 | Calif.*
eaeliazmajalish (Orchid) =e se ee eee eee C0 eens | ae alle iP peexe
EY ARTES Oye BaP 5 ide gh here te Gotetsess hese sacene ss | sac ae Lp peexe
Orchid eae Sah ain vie Mey ates nee ene GOES Pees SE SSeS eee Eeree (Sen 2| Tex
Hosts and insects
ACACIA: ANTIRRHINUM:
Mimosestes sailaei (Coleoptera) Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
Xyleborus testaceus (Coleoptera) APIUM:
CER: Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria theae (Homoptera) Euleia heraclei (Diptera)
Periphyllus horridus (?) (Homoptera) Lizus mucronatus (Coleoptera)
ACHIMENES: Psila rosae (Diptera)
Hofmannophila pseudospretella (Lepidoptera) ARACEAE:
ACHRAS: Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera) ARECA:
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera) Setomorpha rutella (Lepidoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera) ARTOCARPUS:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera) Aleurocanthus woglumi (Thysanoptera)
AE deia (Lepidoptera) ASPASIA:
AERIDES: Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera) ~
Callispa duodecimmaculaia (Coleoptera) BAMBOO:
AGERATUM: Amphicerus cornutus (Coleoptera)
Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera) Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)
ALLIUM SATIVUM: Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)
Aceria tulipae (Acarina) Dinoderus pilifrons (Coleoptera)
Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera) Eucalandra setulosa (Coleoptera)
pra yeerts algirus (Coleoptera) Xylobiops pais Coole D eee)
ALYXIA: BETA VULGA
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera) Cassida vittata ( Scepter)
Lepidosaphes wniloba (Homoptera) Mecinus pyraster (Coleoptera)
ANANAS: BETA VULGARIS CICLA:
Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera) Conotrachelus seniculus (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis flavistrata (Lepidoptera) Creontiades femoralis (Hemiptera)
Lyctus caribeanus (Coleoptera) BORASSUS:
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius (Coleoptera) Halimococcus borassi (Homoptera)
Olibrus submaculatus (Coleoptera) BRASSAVOL
Phyllophaga alquizara (Coleoptera) Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera) Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera) BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:
Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera) Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)
Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera) Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera) Phyllotreta cruciferae (Coleoptera)
aT OE bromiliae (Homoptera) BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:
ANEMON Elaphria chalcedonia (Lepidoptera)
Nemaporon ‘granella (Lepidoptera) Evergestis forficelis (Lepidoptera)
ANNON Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)
Dewi destructor (Homoptera) Nysius simulans (Hemiptera)
Stenoma anonella (Lepidoptera) Phyllotreta cruciferae (Coleoptera)
Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera) Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM: BRASSICA RAPA:
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera) Brachyrhinus porcatus (Coleoptera)
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera) Hellula phidilealis (Lepidoptera)
ANTIDESMA: Loxostege similclis (Lepidoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera) Lygus elisus (Hemiptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 33

Hosts and insects—Continued

BRASSICA RA PA—Continued CATTLEYA:

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Psila rosae (Diptera)

BRASSICA SP. (mustard)
Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Cyrtopeltis varians (Hemiptera)
Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)
Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)
Nabis alternatus (Hemiptera)
Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

BROMELIA:

Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)

BROUGHTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

BRYOPHYLLUM:

Aleurocenthus woglumi (Homoptera)

CACTUS:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Mimorista flavidissimalis (Lepidoptera)
Moneilema ebenus var. (Coleoptera)
Nysius calliger (Hemiptera)

Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)
Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)

CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes dominicana (Coleoptera)

CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitage (Coleoptera)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
Cailosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
Elasmopalpus lignosellus (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (?) (Lepidoptera)
Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)
Thyanta perditor (Hemiptera)

CALADIUM:

Corcyra cephalonica (Lepidoptera)

CALLUNA:

Chaetarthria seminulum (Coleoptera)

CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

CAMELLIA:
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)
Ceroplcstes ceriferus (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)

CANAVALIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrirs hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

CANNABIS:

Coptorhynchus iliganus (Coleoptera)

CAPSICUM:

Cerotitis capitata (Diptera)
Cyrtocapsus caligineus (Hemiptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Estigmene acrea (Lepidoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)
Liriomyza pusilla (Diptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Platynota stultana (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CARICA:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
CASIMIROA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CASSIA:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)
CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

Phymatodes lividus (Coleoptera)

CATASETUM:

Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)

Amyssonotum rastratum flecum (Hemiptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Autoserica castanea (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Clerada apicornis (Hemiptera)

Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Heraeus cincticornis (Hemiptera)
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii (Homoptera)
Lygaeus guatemaianus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus vittiscutis (Hemiptera)
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Hemiptera)
Microtheca ochroloma (Coleoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Mor midea v-lutewm (Hemiptera)
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris columbiensis (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris exitiosus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)

CEREUS:

Cactobrosis longipennella (Lepidoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

Aphis medicaginis (Homoptera)
Disonycha leptolineata texana (Coleoptera)
Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
Franklinothrips vespiformis (Thysanoptera)
Geocoris flavilineus (Hemiptera)
Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Lygus oblineatus (Hemiptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

Synchlora aerata (Lepidoptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)

CICER:
- Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Corcyra cephalonica (Lepidoptera)

CICHORIUM:

Napomyza lateralis (Diptera)
Phyiomyza atricornis (Diptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganeila longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria citri (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON PONDEROSA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurotrachelus citri (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Paraleyrodes singularis (?) (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Paraleyrodes naramjae (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
COCOS:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus coryphae (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus desiructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
Furcaspis oceanicus (Homoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (?) (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarwm (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Coccus copparidis (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
COFFEA:
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
CORIANDRUM:
Cardioscarta miniaticeps (Homoptera)
Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
CORYPHANTHA:
Gerstaeckeria bifasciata (Coleoptera)
CRATAEGUS:
Acalypta musci (Hemiptera)
Apion flavipes (Coleoptera)
Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)
Gymnaetron beccabungae nigrum (Coleoptera)
Alypera pedestris (Coleoptera)
Hypera rumicis (Coleoptera)
Lema cyanella (Coleoptera)
Lema melanopa (Coleoptera)
Phyllotreta atra (Coleoptera)
Phyllotreta undulata (Coleoptera)
Phytobius quadrituberculatus (Coleoptera)
Fhagoletis pomonella (?) (Diptera)
Rhinoncus bruchoides (Coleoptera)
Rhynchaenus fagi (Coleoptera)
Rutidosoma fallax (Coleoptera)
CROCUS:
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaella (Homoptera)
CRYPTOMERIA:
Aspidiotus cryptomeriae (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Diaphania nitidalis (Lepidoptera)
CUCURBITA:
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Diaphania hyalinata (Lepidoptera)
Diaphania nitidalis (Lepidoptera)
CUPRESSUS:
“‘Poliaspis’’ pini (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CYMBIDIUM:
Eutornicus congener (Coleoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Lethaeus aeruginosus (Hemiptera)

CYMBIDIUM—Continued

Pseudaonidia curculiginis (Homoptera)
CYNARA:

Apion carduorum (Coleoptera)

Psila rosae (Diptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
DAHLIA:

Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)

Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
DAISY:

Chlorochroa ligata (Hemiptera)
DALBERGIA:

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
DAUCUS:

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)

Psila rosae (Diptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)

Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)

Sericophanes ocellatus (Hemiptera)

Strophosoma melanogrammum (Coleoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)
DIOSCOREA:

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
DRYOPTERIS:

Acalypta nyctalis (Hemiptera)
ECHEVERIA:

Chrysobothris mali (Coleoptera)

Eumysia stigmella (Lepidoptera)
ECHINOCEREUS:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
ELEOCHARIS:

Coptoter mes for mosanus (Isoptera)

EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cleogonus armatus (Coleoptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pscudiscknaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Zygogramma piceicollis (Coleoptera)
ERICA:
Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ERYTHRINA:
Corcyra cephalonica (Lepidoptera)
Specularius impressithoraz (Coleoptera)
EUGENIA: :
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
EUONYMUS:
Unaspis ewonymi (Homoptera)
EUPHORBIA:
Liriomyza pusilla (Diptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
EUPHORIA:
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
FICUS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)
FRAXINUS:
EHurytoma crassineura (Hymenoptera)
Leperisinus fraxini (Coleoptera)
GARDENIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleuroparadozus gardeniae (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus myrtacei (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 35

Hosts and insects—Continued

GARDENIA—Continued
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaitiensis (Thysanoptera)

GENISTA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

GLADIOLUS:

Chirothrips manicatus (Thysanoptera)
Nemapogon granella (Lepidoptera)
Polydontomyia curvipes (Diptera)
Taeniothrips simplex (Thysanoptera)

GONGORA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

GOSSYPIUM:

Corcyra cephalonica (Lepidoptera)
Pectinophora gossy piella (Lepidoptera)
Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)
Stenygrinum guadrinciatum (Coleoptera)

GRAMINEAE:

Antonine graminis (Homoptera)
“ Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)

GYNERIUM:

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)

HEDYSARUM:

Bruchidius gilvus (Coleoptera)

HELICHRYSU “i:

Ferrisiana virgale (Homoptera)

HERITIERA:

Cyamobolus palawanicus (Coleoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
HYACINTHUS:

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
ILEX:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
IPOMOEA:

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius subspecies (?) (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

Cylas puncticollis (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Megacerus contaminatus (Coleoptera)

Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)

IRESINE:

Ceroplastes cirripediformis (Homoptera)

TRIS:

Endrosis lactella (Lepidoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)

Raphidopalpa femoralis (Coleoptera)

KERRIA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

KHAYA:

Cordylomera spinicornis (Culeoptera)
Fulvius oxycarenoides (Hemiptera)

LABURNUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)

LAELIA:

Acroleucus vicinalis (Hemiptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Calligrapha diversa (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)
Crophius costatus (Hemiptera)

Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)
Epilachna varivestis (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Heraeus. guttatus (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)
Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
Tempyra biguttula (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)

LAELIA—Continued

Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)

7ygogramma piceicollis (Coleoptera)
LARIX:

Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
LAURACBHAE:

Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
LAURUS:

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LAVANDULA:

Acalypta platychila (Hemiptera)

Hofmannophita pseudospretella (Lepidoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)
LILIUM:

Liothrips vaneeckei (Thysanoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Setomorpha rutella (Lepidoptera)

Texananus spatulatus (Homoptera)
LIMONIUM:

Lygus oblineatus (Hemiptera)
LIVISTONA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
LYCASTE:

Eucactophagus aurocinctus (Coleoptera)

Plagiodera atritarsis (Coleoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Anelaphus truncatus (Coleoptera)

Arvelius albopunctatus (Hemiptera)

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Cyrtopeltis varians (Hemiptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dysdercus minulus (Hemiptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Japetus sphaeroides (Hemiptera)

Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Physonota attenuata (Coleoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Platynota stultana (Lepidoptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
MALUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)

Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

Typhlocyba froggatti (Homoptera)
MAMMEA:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
MAMMILLARIA:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Sixreonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aulacaspis cinnamomi (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (?) (Homoptera)
MEROSTACHYS:

Eucalandra setulosa (Coleoptera)

Renocis mexicanus (Coleoptera)
MILTONIA:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris balloui (Hemiptera)
MONSTERA:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

MORUS:
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Dryotribus mimeticus (Coleoptera)
Leptostylus incrassatus (Colecptera)
Oosternum costatum (Coleoptera)
MUSA:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
Calligrapha multipustulata (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Cyrtonota tristigma (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Lygus elisus (Hemiptera)
Mecometopus jansoni (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus var. (Coleoptera)
Metriona tuberculata (Coleoptera)
Nasulitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
Physonota mexicana (Coleoptera)
Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera)
Platycarenus humilis (Hemiptera)
Sibine stimulea (Lepidoptera)
MUSCARIT:
Exosoma lusitanica (Coleoptera)
NARCISSUS:
Endrosis lactella (Lepidoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
NEPETA:
Phytomyza obscurella nigritella (Diptera)
NERIUM:
Chaetoptelius vestitus (Coleoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Sinozylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera)
OCTOMERIA:
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)
OLEA:
Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Eurytoma oleae (Hymenoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus virgata (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
ORCHID:
Acroleucus vicinalis (Hemiptera)
Acrolophus superstes (Lepidoptera)
Alcaeorrhynchus grandis (Hemiptera)
Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)
Anthonomus albolineatus (Coleoptera)
Anthonomus baridioides (Coleoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Aitelabus corvinus (Coleoptera)
Berecynthus delirator (Hemiptera)
Calligrapha diversa (Coleoptera)
Calligrapha felina (Coleoptera)
Calligrapha limbaticollis (Coleoptera)
Caliigrapha notatipennis (Coleoptera)
Camirus conicus (Hemiptera)
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Chelymorpha comata (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)
Cleogonus armatus (Coleoptera)

Cligenes delincata (Hemiptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Coptocycla semiatrata (Coleoptera)
Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Diabrotica figurata (Coleoptera)
Diorymerelius laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Dysdercus ruficollis (Hemiptera)

ORCHID—Continued
Eucalandra setulosa (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera tumens (Hemiptera)
Faustinus rhombifer (Coleoptera)
Fulvius anthocorides (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
Galgupha quadrisignata (Hemiptera)
Galgupha terana (Hemiptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris litigiosus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus circumplicatus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus pusio (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus vittiscutis (Hemiptera)
Macrocephalus notatus (Hemiptera)
Macrocephalus stali (Hemiptera)
Macropygium reticulare (Hemiptera)
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Hemiptera)
Metamarius sericeus carbonarius (Coleoptera)
Mormidea v-lutewm (Hemiptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Neocattarus vegetus (Hemiptera)
Nysius basalis (Hemiptera)
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)
Ogdoecosta juvenca (Coleoptera)
Oosternum costatum (Coleoptera)
Oxrycarenus bicolor (Hemiptera)
Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)
Pachycoris torridus (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Phatnoma annulipes concisa (Hemiptera)
Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)
Physonota attenuata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera atritarsis (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera congesta (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera thymaioides (Coleoptera)
Platycarenus humilis (Hemiptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
Setomorpha rutella (Lepidoptera)
Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)
Stilodes caelebs (Coleoptera) :
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenihecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris distinctus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris exitiosuws (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)
Trochuda raspa (Lepidoptera)
Tytthomimus rufotestaceus (Coleoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
Zygogramma obscruofasciata (Coleoptera)
Zygogramma piceicollis (Coleoptera)
ORYZA:
Chilo simplex (Lepidoptera)
Corcyra cephalonica (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
OSMANTHUS:
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
PALM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Caryoborus serripes (Coleoptera)
Coccotrypes pygmaeus (Coleoptera)
Icerya zeteki (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
PASTINACA:
Psila rosae (Diptera)
PELARGONIUM:
Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
PERSEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Conotrachelus perseae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

PERSEA—Continued

Stenoma covenier (Lepidoptera)
PETROSELINUM

Euleia heraclei (Diptera)
PHALAENOPSIS:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Agromyza virens (Diptera)

Apion godmani (Coleoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Chlorochroa ligata (Hemiptera)

Coptocycla dorsopunctata (Coleoptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza atricornis (Diptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes carinata (Homoptera)

Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
PHOENIX:

Coccotrypes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)
PHYSALIS:

Gnorimoschema lavernella (Lepidoptera)

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)

Rhagoletis striatella (2) (Diptera)
PHYTELEPHAS

Coccotry pes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)

ICEA:

Dioryctria abietella (Lepidoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Ips typographus (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
Polygraphus poligraphus (Coleoptera)
PIMENTA:
Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)
INUS:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Ips typoaraphus (Coleoptera)

Molorchus minor (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Pogonocherus fasciculatus (Coleoptera)

“Poliaspis’”’ pini (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)

Ptochoryctis tsugensis (Lepidoptera)

Stephanopachys rugosus (Coleoptera)
PISUM:

Bruchus emarginatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Caliosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
PITHECOLLOBIUM:

Merobruchus flericaulis (Ccleoptera)
PITTOSPORUM:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
POGA:

Bostrychoplites cornutus (Coleoptera)
PORTULACA:

Celerio lineata (Lepidoptera)

Eutettiz tenellus (Homoptera)

Heliodines bella (Lepidoptera)

Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)
PRIMULA:

Acalypta mera (Hemiptera)

Scolopostethus affinis (Hemiptera)
PROSOPIS:

Algarobius prosopis (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceratitis rosa (Diptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Scolytus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP.:

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)
PSIDI

‘Anastrepha } traterculus (?) (Diptera)

Anastrepha “mombinpraeoptans( Diptera)

Anastrepha striata (Diptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
PUNICA:

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)

Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

YRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
QUERCUS:

Callirhytis sonorae (Hymenoptera)

Conotrachelus integer (Coleoptera)

Curculio q-griseae (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

Scolytus intricatus (Coleoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Desmothrips australis (Thysanoptera)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Hyphantria cunea (Lepidoptera)

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Barypeithes pellucidus (Coleoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chaetocnema hortensis (Coleoptera)

Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Pealius rhododendri (Homoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

Stephanitis pyroides (Hemiptera)

Vesiculaphis caricis (Homoptera)
RHYNCHOSTYLIS:

Lepidosaphes latero-chitinosa (Homoptera)
RODRIGUEZIA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
RORIPPA:

Corimelaena minutissuma (Hemiptera)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Heliodines bella (Lepidoptera)
ROSA:

Acanthoscelides quadridentatus (Coleoptera)

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella moultoni (Thysaneptera)

Faplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Rhagoletis alternata (Diptera)

Taeniothrips simplea (Thysanoptera)

Xanthonia quatemalensis (Coleoptera)
RUBUS:

Bembecia marginata (Lepidoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Diatraea saccharalis (Lepidoptera)

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)
SAMBUCUS:

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)

Pityophthorus coronarius (Coleoptera)

Rhopalophora incrustata (Coleoptera)
SAPOTE:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
SCILLA

Tengeoels lactella (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

SEDUM:
Targionia yuccarum (Homoptera)
SMILAX:
Pseudaonidia tesserata (Homoptera)
SOIL:
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Cassida flaveola (Coleoptera)
Ceutorhynchus guadridens (Coleoptera)
Dalopius marginatus (Coleoptera)
Hypera postica (Coleoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Phyllobius intrusus (Coleoptera)
Pnyzia scabiei (Diptera)
Psila rosae (Diptera)
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:
Trichobaris mucorea (Coleoptera)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:
Epicaerus cognatus (Coleoptera)

Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Lepidoptera)

Premnotrypes solani (?) (Coleoptera)
Premnotrypes vorax (Coleoptera)
SOPHRONITIS:
eas bicolor (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
SORGHUM:
Diatraea saccharalis (Lepidoptera)

Hofmannophila pseudospretella (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPINACIA:

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)
SPONDIAS:

Amphicerus cornutus (Coleoptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)

Brentus anchorago (Coleoptera)

Dryoctenes scrupulosus (Ccleoptera)

Dysides obscurus (Coleoptera)

Sosylus terminalis (Coleoptera)
STANHOPEA:

Tenthecoris distinctus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
STENOCACTUS:

Setomorpha rutella (Lepidoptera)
STENOLOBIUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
STRELITZIA:

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (?) (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SYNGONIUM:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SYRINGA:

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
TAMARIX:

Ceroplastes japonicus (Homopteca)

AIRPLANE:

Nysius dallasi (Hemiptera)

Nysius minutus (Hemiptera)

Paroryna sororcula (Diptera)

Tephritis genalis (Diptera)

Xylobiops teranus (Coleoptera)
BASKET:

Diaphania nitidalis (Lepidoptera)
BAY (?):

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BEAN:

Agroiconota propinqua (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
CASE OF FOOD:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CONIFER SLAT:

Pogonocherus fasciculatus (Coleoptera)

TILIA:

Ernoporus tiliae (Coleoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Tychius inermis (Coleoptera)
TRICHOCAULON:

Trionymus EE (Homoptera)
TRICHOGLOTT

Ferrisiana virgata oe
TRIGONIDIUM:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
TULIPA:

Endrosis lactella (Lepidoptera)

Nemapogon granella (Lepidoptera)

Fhopalosiphoninus tulipaella (Homoptera)

ULEX

Hofmannophila pseudospretella (Lepidoptera)

ULMUS
Pteleobius vittatus (Coleoptera)
VACCINIUM:
Phopobota naevana (Lepidoptera)
VANDA:
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Meristata dohrni (Coleoptera)
Meristata trifasciata (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia tesserata (Homoptera)
Pseudoceccus lilacinus (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

VICIA:
Apicn craccae (Coleoptera)
Apion pomonae (Coleoptera)
Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

VIGNA:
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

VITIS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Euxesta quaternaria (Diptera)
Lema bilineata (Coleoptera)
Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phluctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
PRhinoneus perpendicularis (Coleoptera)

WARSCEWICZELLA:
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)

ZEA:
Chaetopsis fulvifrons (Diptera)
Diatraea crambidoides (Lepidoptera)
Diatraea saccharalis (Lepidoptera)
Eucesia stigmatias (Diptera)
Lophocateres pusillus (Coleoptera)
Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)

Host unknown

CUTTINGS:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes cirripediformis (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia tesserata (?) (Homoptera)
DECK NEAR GARBAGE:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
FERN:
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
FOREST LITTER:
Lepidoscaphes espinosai (Homoptera)
GRASS:
Aspidiotus subchortinus (Homoptera)
“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)
HERB:
Conotrachelus seniculus (Coleoptera)
Synchlora aerata (Lepidoptera)
LEAF:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Tetralewrodes mori (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)

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Host unknown—Continued

LEGUME:
Brachyacma palpigera (Lepidoptera)
LOG:
Borozxylon stephegynis (Coleoptera)
Coelosternus consputus (Coleoptera)
Fulvius brevicornis (Hemiptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
MANDADO BAG:
Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
MOSS AND FOREST LITTER:
Apion flavipes (Coleoptera)
Cassida nebulosa (Coleoptera)
Cassida nobilis (Coleoptera)
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Coleoptera)
Chlorochroa juniperina (Hemiptera)
Cymus melanocephalus (Hemiptera)
Eurydema oleraceum (Hemiptera)
Hypera nigrircstris (Coleoptera)
Longitarsus melanocephalus (Coleoptera)
Phytobius quadrituberculatus (Coleoptera)
Rhinoncus bruchoides (Coleoptera)
Sibinia potentillae (Coleoptera)
Strephosoma rufipes (Coleoptera)
Ulopa reticulata (Homoptera)
MOSS AND SOIL PACKING:
Rhinoneus pericarpius (Coleoptera)
MULTIFLOWERED LEI:
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

PLANT:
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
RETURNED MILITARY EQUIPMENT:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
SAWDUST PACKING:
Horncule auricularia (Dermaptera)
EED:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Merobruchus julianus (Coleoptera)
SHRUB: :

Ceutorhynchus floralis (Coleoptera)

Phyllotreta undulata (Coleoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
STRAW PACKING:

Hoffmannophila pseudospretella (Lepidoptera)
SUITCASE:

Kalctermes marginipennis (Isoptera)
VINE:

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

OOD:

Acanthoderes circumflexa (Coleoptera)
Amphicerus cornutus (Coleoptera)
Amyssonotum rastratum flecum (Hemiptera)
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Heterobosctrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Micrapate brasiliensis (Coleoptera)
Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)

Xylopsocus castanoptera (Coleoptera)

Countries of origin and insects

ALGERIA:
Ceratitis capitata
ANGLO-EGYPTIAN SUDAN:
Sinorylon anale
ARGENTINA:
Acanthoseelides armitagei
Anastrepha fraterculus
Ceratitis capitata
Diatraea saccharalis
Euczesta quaternaria
Nysius simulans
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria oleae
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
Typhlocyba froggatti
ARUBA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
AUSTRALIA:
Ceratitis capitata
Desmothrips australis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Oxycarenus hicolor
AZORES:
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Iridomyrmex humilis
Pantomorus godmani
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
BAHAMAS:
Aleurotrachelus trachoides
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium pustulans
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Coccus capparidis
Coccus viridis
Dryotribus mimeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leptostylus incrassatus
Morganella longispina
Oosternum costatum
Unaspis citri
BARBADOS:
Brachyacma pal pigera
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
“Targionia’’ hartii
Vinsonia stellifera
BELGIAN CONGO:
Specularius impressithorax

BELGIUM:
Hvergestis forficalis
Gracilaria azaleella
Hofinannophila pseudos pretella
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Napomyza lateralis
Phyllotreta cruciferae
Phytomy za atricornis
BERMUDA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aspidiotus subchortinus
Bradybaena similaris
Ceratitis capitata
Lygus oblineatus
Phenacoccus gossypii
Proadenia ornithogalli
Synchlora aerata
BRAZIL:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Caryoborus serripes
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
Coccus pseudohes peridum
Conchas pis angraeci
Diaphania nitidalis
Dysdercus ruficollis
Hurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis
Mecolaemus carvalhoi
Micrapate brasiliensis
Microtheca ochroloma
Mormidea v-lutewm
Nasutitermes corniger
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris eritiosus
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH GUIANA:
Asterolecanium pustulans
Callosobruchus chinensis
Chrysomphalus personatus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Vinsonia stellifera

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BRITISH HONDURAS:
Anastrepha ludens
Diatraea crambidoides
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii
Pseudischnaspis alienus

BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Cellosobruchus phaseoli
Pectinophora gossypiella

CAMEROONS:
Bostrychoplites cornutus
Cordylomera spinicornis

CANADA:

Acalypta mera

Acalypta nyctalis

Bembecia marginata
Brachyrhinus sulcatus
Dioryctria abietella

Liriomyza pusilla

Phytomyza obscurella nigritella
Taeniothrips simplex

CANAL ZONE:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Amyssonotum rastratum flecum

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (?)
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Cleogonus armatus
Furcaspis biformis
Galgupha punctifer
Metamasius sericeus
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes lecontei
Tenthecoris distinguensus
Vinsonia stellifera
CENTRAL AMERICA:
Taeniothrips simplex
CHILE:
Leptoglossus chilensis
CHINA:
Aspidiotus destructor
Callosobruchus chinensis
Ceroplastes japonicus
Chilo simplex
‘Coptotermes formosanus
Cylas formicarius subspecies (?)
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria zizyphus
COLOMBIA:
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Aspidiotus destructor
Autoserica castanea
Chrysomphalus tenax
Clerada apicornis
Coccus viridis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Ferrisiana virgata
Frankliniella moultoni
Furcaspis biformis
Tenthecoris balloui
Tenthecoris columbiensis
Tenthecoris exitiosus
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
Unaspis citri
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha serpentina (?)
Anastrepha striata
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Callosobruchus maculatus
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrusomphalus umboniferus
Coccotrypes dactyliperda
Epinotia opposita
Eurytoma orchidearum
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Mecometopus jansoni
Metamasius sericeus
Nasutitermes corniger
Phytomy za atricornis
Platycarenus humilis

COSTA RICA—Continued
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Sibine stimulea
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Tenthecoris vestitus

CUBA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleurothrixus myrtacei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa (?)
Aspidiotus destructor

Coccus viridis

Coptocycla dorsopunctata
Cylas formicarius var.

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Ferrisiana virgata

Hellula phidilealis

Leucaspis cockerelli
Phyllophaga alquizara
Platynota rostrana

Prodenia eridania
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pibua innoxia
Stephanopachys rugosus
Zamagiria deia

CURACAO:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Unaspis citri

CYPRUS:

Callosobruchus maculatus
Pectinophora gossypiella
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Pityogenes chalicographus
Fhagoletis cerasi
DENMARK:
Huleia heraclei
Psila rosae
Sparteus villosus
Strophosoma melanogrammum
DOMINICA:
“Targionia’’ hartii
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Frankliniella insularis
Mimosestes dominicana
Pectinophora gossypiella
EAST AFRICA:
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
ECUADOR:
Euscepes postfasciatus
Metamasius sericeus var.
Premnotrypes vorar
EGYPT:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Cassida vittata
Ceratitis capitata
Pectinophora gossy piella
ENGLAND:
Acalypta platychila
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis helichrysi
Cassida flaveola
Ceutorhynchus quadridens
Chaetocnema hortensis
Dalopius marginatus
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Elaphria chalcedonia
Euleia heraclei
Eurytoma crassineura
Evergestis forficalis
Haplothrips cottei
Hofmannophila pseudospretella
Laspeyresia splendana
Leperisinus fraxini
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Phyllotreta cruciferae
Pieris brassicae
Psila rosae
Pteleobius vittatus
Scolopostethus affinis
Taeniothrips ericae
Thrips fuscipennis
FINLAND:
Pogonocherus fasciculatus
Rhorohota naevana

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FORMOSA:
Dialeurodes citri
FRANCE
Apion craccae
Apion pomonae
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus tristis
Car yedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Chirothrips manicatus
Ernoporus tiliae
Euleia heraclei
Evergestis forficalis
Laspeyresia splendana
Liothrips vaneeckei
Parlatoria cinerea
Pieris brassicae
Psila rosae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Thrips angusticeps

FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA:

Cordylomera spinicornis
Fulvius oxycarenoides
FRENCH GUIANA:
Vinsonia stellifera
FRENCH WEST AFRICA:
Fulvius brevicornis
GERMANY:
Acalypta musci
Apion flavipes
Forficula auricularia
Gymnaetron beccabungae nigrum
Hylurgops palliatus
HAypera pedestris
Ay pera rumicis
Ips typographus
Lema cyanella
Lema melanopa
Phyllotreta atra
Phyllotreta undulata
Phytobius quadrituberculatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhinoncus bruchoides
Rhynchaenus fagi
Rutidosoma fallax
GOLD COAST:
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Goraylomera spinicornis
GREECE
Bruchus brachialis
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
GUAM:
Achatina fulica
Antonina graminis
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus sacchari
Aspidiotus spinosus
Asterolecanium pustulans
Dinoderus brevis
Ferrisiana virgata
“Targionia’”’ sacchari
GUATEMALA:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aspidiotus destrutor
Aspidiotus palmae
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus tenax
Cosmopolites sordidus
Cyrtonota tristigma
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Eurytoma orchidearum
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Furcaspis bifor mis
Kalotermes marginipennis
Lygaeus vittiscutis
Metriona tuberculata
Nasutitermes corniger
Parlatoria cinerea
Pinnaspis buzi
Plagiodera atritarsis
Platoeceticus symmicta
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata

GUATEMALA—Continued

Tenthecoris confusus
Tenthecoris distinctus
Tenthecoris vestitus
Xanthonia guatemalensis

HAITI:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Coccus viridis

Diatraea saccharalis

Pinnaspis buzi

Vinsonia stellifera

HAWAII:

Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus spinosus
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitate
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cryptotermes brevis
Dacus cucurbitae

Dacus dorsalis
Ereunetis flavistrata
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lepidosaphes uniloba
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (?)
Pinnaspis buzi
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pseudococcus palmarum
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Xyleborus testaceus
Xylopsocus castanoptera

HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Cryphule apicatus
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Euscepes postfasciatus
Tridomyrmez humilis
Metamasius sericeus
Mimosestes dominicana
Nasutitermes corniger
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma anonella
Tenthecoris confusus

HUNGARY:

Molorchus minor
Pyrausta nubilalis

INDIA:

Bruchus emarginatus
Callosobruchus analis
Callosobruchus chinensis
Caryedon fuscus

Ceratitis capitata (?)

Coccus capparidis

Corcyra cephalonica
Dinoderus pilifrons
Eutornicus congener
Halimococcus borassi
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lepidosaphes latero-chitinosa
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Lethaeus aeruginosus
Meristata dohrni

Meristata trifasciata
Prodenia ornithogalli
Pyrausta nubilalis
Sinoxylon anale
Stenygrinum quadrinotatum

IRAN:

Bruchus dentipes

TRAQ

Coccotrypes dactyliperda

IRELAND:

Euleia heraclei
Forficula auricularia
HAypera postica

Psila rosae

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ITALY:
Apion carduorum
Barathra brassicae
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchidius gilvus
Bruchidius incarnatus
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus ulicis
Callosobruchus chinensis
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Eurytoma oleae
Forficula auricularia
Grapholitha molesta
Hofmannophila pseudospretella
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Mecinus pyraster
Myelois ceratoniae
Parlatoria oleae
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phalonia zephyrana
Phymatodes lividus
Psila rosae
Pyrausta nwhilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhinoneus perpendicularis
Sesamia cretica
Sparteus villosus
JAMAICA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus spinosus
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Coccus viridis
Frankliniella insularis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Monomorium destructot
Palaeopus costicollis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia tesserata
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aleurotuberculatus awcubae
Aspidiotus cryptomeriae
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aspidiotus diffinis
Carposina sasakii
Ceroplastes ceriferus
Ceroplastes japonicus
Ceroplastes rubens
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Euscepes postfasciatus
Ferrisiana virgata
Grapholitha molesta
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Lepidosaphes pallida
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Liothrips vaneeckei
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria theae
Pealius rhododendri
Phyllobius intrusus
“‘Poliaspis’’ pini
Pseudococcus pini
Ptochoryctis tsugensis
Raphidopalpa femoralis
Stephanitis pyroides
Unaspis yanonensis
Vesiculaphis caricis
KOREA:
“‘Poliaspis” pint
LEBANON:
Bruchus dentipes
Bruchus ervi
Parlatoria oleae

LEEWARD ISLANDS:
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Vinsonia stellifera

MALAYSIA:

Parlatoria zizyphus

MARIANAS:

Achatina fulica
Ferrisiana virgata

MARTINIQUE:

Psila rosae

-MEXICO:

Acanthoderes circumflera
Acanthoscelides quadridentatus
Aceria tulipae

Acroleucus vicinalis
Acrolophus superstes
Agroiconota propinqua
Agromyza virens
Alcaeorrhynchus grandis
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae
Algarobius prosopis
Alpheias conspirata
Amorbia emigratella
Amphicerus cornutus
Amyssonotum rastratum flecum
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Anelaphus truncatus
Anthonomus albolineatus
Anthonomus baridioides
Anuraphis helichrysi
Aonidiella citrina

Apion godmani

Arvelius albopunctatus
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterolecanium pustulans
Attelabus corvinus
Berecynthus delirator
Cactobrosis longipennella
Calligrapha diversa
Calligrapha felina
Calligrapha limbaticollis
Culligrapha multipustulata
Calligrapha notatipennis
Callirhytis sonorae
Callosobruchus maculatus
Camirus conicus
Caulophiius latinasus
Celerio lineata

Chaetopsis fulvifrons
Chelymor pha comata
Chlorochroa ligata
Chrysobothris mali.
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Cleogonus armatus
Cligenes delineata
Coelosternus consputus
Conchaspis angraeci
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Conotrachelus integer
Conotrachelus perseae
Conotrachelus seniculus
Coptocycla semiatrata
Corcyra cephalonica
Corimelaena minutissima
Creontiades femoralis
Crophius costatus
Crophius scabrosus
Cryphula apicatus
Curculio q-griseae

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Cyrtocapsus caligineus
Cyrtopeltis varians
Diabrotica figurata
Diaphania hyalinata
Diaphania nitidalis
Diatraea saccharalis

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MEXICO—Continued
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Disonycha leptolineata texana
Dysdercus mimulus
Epicaerus cognatus
Epilachna varivestis
Epinotia opposita
Estigmene acrea
Eucalandra setulosa
Eumysia stigmella
Eurytoma orchidearum
Eutettix tenellus
Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Exptochiomera oblonga
Exptochiomera tumens
Faustinus rhombifer
Ferrisiana virgata
Frankliniella insularis
Franklinothrips vespiformis
Fulvius anthocorides
Furcaspis biformis
Calgupha punctifer
Galgupha quadrisignata
Calgupha terana
G@eocoris flavilineus
Gerstaeckeria bifasciata
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Gnorimoschema lavernella
Grapholitha packardi
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Fleliodines bella
Heraeus guttatus
Ayphantria cunea
Japetus sphaeroides
Lepidosaphes carinata
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Ligyrocoris litigiosus
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis
Lineodes integra
Liriomyza pusilla
Loxostege similalis
Lyctus caribeanus
Lygaeus circumplicatus
Lygaeus pusio
Lygaeus vittiscutis
Lygus elisus
Lygus oblineatus
Macrocephalus notatus
Macrocephalus stali
Macropygium reticulare
Megacerus contaminatus
Merobruchus flericaulis
Merobruchus julianus
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius
Micrapate labialis
Mimorista flavidissimalis
Mimosestes dominicana
Mimosestes sallaei
Moneilema ebenus var.
Moodna bisinuella
Myodocha longicollis
Nabis alternatus
Neocattarus vegetus
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Nysius basalis
Nysius calliger
Nysius minutus
Nysius raphanus
Ogdoecosta biannularis
Ogdoecosta juvenca
Olibrus submaculatus
Oosternum costatum
Ozophora consanguineus
Pachycoris torridus
Paraleyrodes singularis (?)
Parlatoria cinerea
Paroxryna sororcula
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phatnoma annulipes concisa
Phelypera distigma
Phenacoccus gossypii
Physonota attenwata
Physonota mexicana

MEXICO—Continued’
Pityophthorus coronarius
Plagiodera atritarsis
Plagiodera congesta
Plagiodera semivittata
Plagiodera thymaloides
Platoeceticus symmicta
Platycarenus humilis
Platynota rostrana
Platynota stultana
Platypus rugulosus
Polydontomyia curvipes
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Puto mexicanus
Renocis mexicanus
Reticulitermes flavipes
Rhagoletis pomonella
Rhagoletis striatella (?)
Rhopalophora incrustata
Scolytus rugulosus
Sericophanes ocellatus
Setomorpha rutella
Sisamnes contractus
Sireonotus luteiceps
Stenoma catenifer
Stilodes caelebs
Synchlora aerata
Systole geniculata
Taeniothrips simplex
Talponia batesi
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
Targionia yuccarum
Tempyra biguttula
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tentiecoris confusus
Tenthecoris distinctus
Tephritis genalis
Tetralewrodes mori
Texananus spatulatus
Trichobaris mucorea
Trochuda raspa
Tychius inermis
Tyithomimus rufotestaceus
Unaspis ewonymi
Xylobiops parilis
Xylobiops texranus
Zabrotes subfasicatus
Zygogramma obscruofasciata
Zygogramma piceicollis

MONTSERRAT:
Myelois ceratoniae

MOROCCO:

Ceratitis capitata
Exosoma lusitanica

MOZAMBIQUE:

Cylas puncticollis

NETHERLANDS:
Allantus cinctus
Apion flavipes
Barathra brassicae
Barypeithes pellucidus
Bruchus luteicornis
Cassida nebulosa
Cassida nobilis
Ceutorhynchus erysimi
Ceutorhynchus floralis
Chaetarthria seminulum
Chlorochroa juniperina
Cymus melonocephalus
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Endrosis lactella
Eurydema oleraceum
Evergestis forficalis
Forficula auricularia
Gracilaria azaleella
Hoffmannophila pseudospretella
Hypera nigrirostris
Lecanium coryli
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Longitarsus melanocephalus
Nemapogon granella
Periphyllus horridus (?)
Phyllotreta undulata
Phytobius quadrituberculatus

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NETHERLANDS—Continued
Pnyzxia scabiei
Psila rosae
Rhinoncus bruchoides
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaella
Scolytus intricatus
Sibinia potentillae
Sitona lineata
Strophosoma rujfipes
Taeniothrips simplex
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
Ulopa reticulata
NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
Diaphania nitidalis
NEW ZEALAND:
Maruca testulalis
NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aspidiotus spinosus
Metamasius sericeus
Stenoma catenifer
NORTH IRELAND:
Hofmannophila pseudospretella
NORWAY:
Brachyrhinus porcatus
Polygraphus poligraphus
Psila rosae
Rhinoncus pericarpius
PALESTINE:
Aleurotrachelus citri
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Lepidosaphes ficus
PANAMA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Cardioscarta miniaticeps
Ceroplastes cirripedifor mis
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Stenoma catenifer
PERU:
Chrysomphalus personatus
Eucactophagus aurocinctus
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema
Lepidosaphes espinosai
Premnotrypes solani (?)
Zabrotes subfasciatus
PHILIPPINES:
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus coryphae
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus excisus
Boroxylon stephegynis
Callispa duodecimmaculata
Callosobruchus chinensis ;
Coptorhynchus iliganus *
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cyamobolus palawanicus
Cylas formicarius
Cylas formicarius var.
Dacus dorsalis
Dinoderus brevis
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Morganella longispina
Nysius dallasi
Parlatoria citri
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pseudaonidia curculiginis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Setomorpha rutella
Sinorylon anale
POLAND:
Bruchus brachialis

PORTUGAL:
Aphis medicaginis
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus tristiculus
Ceratitis capitata
Chaetoptelius vestitus
Dacus oleae
Haplothrips cottei
Tridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lizus mucronatus
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria oleae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sinozylon sexdentatum

PUERTO RICO:
Aleurothrizus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Callosobruchus chinensis
Ceroplastes japonicus
Chaetopsis fulvifrons
Coccotrypes pygmaeus
Coccus viridis
Corcyra cephalonica
Cylas formicarius var.
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Diaprepes abbreviatus
Diatraea saccharalis
Elasmopalpus lignosellus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Euzesta stigmatias
Fundella pellucens
Maruca testulalis
Myelois cerutoniae
Paraleyrodes naramjae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Platynota rostrana (?)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Sphenarches caffer
“Targionia”’ hartii
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Thyanta perditor
Vinsonia stellifera

ST. KITTS:
Pectinophora gossy piella
“Targionia” hartii

ST. VINCENT:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
“Targionia’”’ hartii

SAIPAN:
“Targionia’”’ sacchari

SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aspidiotus destructor
Conchaspis angraeci
Coircyra cephalonica
Eurytoma orchidearum
Icerya zeteki
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer

SCOTLAND:
Psila rosae

SIAM:
Cylas formicarius var.
Parlatoria zizyphus

SIERRA LEONE:
Caryedon fuscus
Cylas puncticollis

SOUTH PACIFIC:
Furcaspis oceanicus

SPAIN:
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Psila rosae

STRAITS SETTLEMENT:
Aonidiella citrina
Cylas for micarius

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Countries of origin and insects—Continued

SWEDEN:
Hylurgops palliatus
Ips typographus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Pogonocherus fasciculatus
Psila rosae
Rhagoletis alternata
SWITZERLAND:
Parlatoria camelliae
Rhagoletis cerasi
SYRIA:
Ceratitis capitata
TAHITI:
Ceroplastes rubens
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Morganella longispina
Parlatoria cinerea
TRINIDAD:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Diaphania nitidalis
Furcaspis hiformis
Pseudaonidia tesserata
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
TURKEY:
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria oleae
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Ceratitis capitata
Ceratitis rosa
Lema bilineata
Phlyctinus callosus
Trionymus lounsburyi
UNKNOWN:
Anastrepha ludens
Anasirepha serpentina (?)
Asterolecanium bambusae
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo simpler
Grapholitha molesta
Pantomorus godmani

U

Vv

NKNOW N—Continued
Parlatoria crotonis
Phlyctinus callosus

Psila rosae

Rhagoletis cerasi (?)
Taeniothrips simplex
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
ENEZUELA:
Amphicerus cornutus
Anastrepha serpentina
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aulacaspis cinnamomi
Brentus anchorago
Callosobruchus maculatus
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Coccus viridis

Conchaspis angraect
Dryoctemes scrupulosus
Dysides obscurus
Eurytoma orchidearum -
Ferrisiana virgata
Forficula auricularia
Furcaspis biformis
Heraeus cincticornis
Lophocateres pusillus
Lygaeus guatemalanus
Mecolaemus carvalhoi
Pectinophora gossy piella
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Sosylus terminalis
Stenoma anonella
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris venezuelensis

VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Corcyra cephalonica

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
“Targionia’”’ hartii

WALES:

Psila rosae

WEST INDIES:

“Targionia’’ hartii

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 30, 1948,
inclusive

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Aiternaria citra Bil. & Pierce:

Citrus sinensis (orange) __..--_---------------
Aphelenchoides bicaudatus Imanura:

Colocasigjspe sie tee sae EL Se

Unidentified vine roots on returned war

equipment.

Aphelenchoides parietinus (Bastian) Steiner:

Lilium sp. (lily)
Aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi (Schwartz):

Allium sativum (garlic) .-.-----.-------------
Aphelenchoides subtenuis Cobb:

UNGTCISSUSIS DP sede ite teen enna ee
Aphelenchus avenae Bastian:

Solanum tuberosum (potato) __.....--._----_-
Ascochyta cichorii Died.:

Cichorium intybus (chicory) --.-_-------------
Ascochyta citri Penz.:

Citrus. sinensis (?) (orange) _-----_-----------

GRAS SPE Aes Seiad AR MU LE Sey
Ascochyta decipiens Pass.:

PALIT TTL OILS ee ee
Ascochyta frazini Bub. & Kab.:

Frazinus excelsior (European ash) ---_______--
Ascochyta pisi Lib.:

IPISULT SULIDUL TIL DED) ea ee nee

Collected in—

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin 4. > 13
Gel else
ne aan
aS) gag los

° ° mM

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Cy pHss= === ETA IAS
Okinawa == 3s AG ESC RES
Bnglan dees ssse eee sh) sae a ea |
IMVEXI CO NEEL 1 s)| ae eer
Netherlands_ -_--______--_- Seer aoe haa
France, Mexico__--_-_--- sora| Uo eee
Beloit See eee AL | Pease Fac
Italy ese Be pee eee a eee
IAZOTESH Se Skea ee ae pL) ees ag
Iaqayed FeyaYo Lee 15 |S) as
Tipaliy see ae ihe atte See phe eta Pees
SFT ELT CO anes aerate ena epee | eee IL pase

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 80, 1948,

inclustve—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin 2, Sis Collected in—
=| fey
2e| § las
AS) gag jot
[o} fo) i]
O | 4 | :
Asterosporium hoffmanni G. Kunze:
SRA USi SD a es ee Se ee ee yd rae ee Netherlands_--_----__-- 25) 2 Ne
Aulographum eucalypti Cke. & Mass.:
SECO LDU SIL CTTOUI Ce are eee a AUstraligse== see aaa |S eeeaes OMIO:
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dugg. (?):
BIVEGT.ULSNSTO Ye (0p) eee oe ee eee JD ATS ated Re eee Oars) een alee Callies
Botrytis elliptica (Berk.) Cke.:
Lilium auratum (goldband lily) ------..---___|____- GOs See irae See | eee eal @alitess
Botrytis galanthina (Berk. & Br.) Sace.:
Galanthusyspeere sees ene ae ee eee Netherlands- ----------- 22-5 |2 222 ("41 | Miche Nese
N. Y., Ohio.
Botrytis gladiolorum Timmermans:
Gladiolusisp ss See ee ae ee eee wr eR I Be do Ses. Sees pese|2- Stier eNaemhexe
Cercospora angraeci Roum.:
Odontoglosswm sp. (orchid) -_----_--------__- England, France___--_-_- SS NODA INT ed
Cercospora gossypina Cke.:
Gossypium sp. (cotton) ----------_-----_-____ Mex Cones ae eee Tso eee exe
Cercospora handelui Bub.:
RNOdOdenNdrOnIS pes see a eee oe ee Belgium, Netherlands-_--|____|____| 10 | N. J.
Cercospora musae Zimm.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_-____- Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |137 | 2 |____| Calif.,* Md.,
= Cuba, Dominican Re- INI) MGs) IPRS
public, Guatemala, Tex.
Honduras, Mexico,
Netherlands Guiana,
Nicaragua, Panama
Cercospora neriella Sace.:
Neriwm oleander (oleander) ----__------------ Bermudaze ses aaaaaeon 2) | ee |) 2 ie Mideeavies
Cercospora nicotianae Ell. & Ev.:
Nicotiana tabacum (tobacco) __-.------------- Cuba sees ss eee Shela ay| INSS NG
Cercospora physalicola Ell. & Barth. (?):
Physalis sp. (husk tomato) ----__----_-----_- IMiexi coese sae sire es aeeue 1) | See ees Rex *
Cercospora rosicola Pass.:
ROSE OS (CHORE) SE ee a eS Cuba, Mexico_--_______- 20a | NE ehexe
Cercospora violae Sacce.:
Vi0lAiSD =| (DANS) eee eee ee eee eee Canadas eee meee IN a a Nees
Cercospora zinniae Ell. & Martin:
ZATUNAGASD es Sei wee gee Dae ae Rrini dade sees IW esse lisecal) ING YT
Ceuthospora luwnata Shear:
Gaultherigisper nese aan ea ee bee ee eeres Netherlands- ---------__ pail a ING dia
Coleosporium dahliae Arth.:
Dahiliatsp cso Se Noe Ss eee ee Mexico ose oee eee 7) ea||=aae)| ANCES
Coleosporium senecionis (Pers.) Fr.:
ISCIVECLONLE FERC T1 Ss memcreneaeas eer naen enone ome Arcentinase=s=s==as =a ie eee aes INS AC.
Colletotrichum hibisci Poll. (?):
ETIDISCUSYS Dae tee are ee fet ees Guam eee ee ee i) aes eee a)ites
Colletotrichwm Uilit Plakidas:
Lilium auratum (goldband lily)_-----------_- Japan eeene =e sea aes ES AG IC alias
Lilium auratum praecor__--------------------|----- donee Seen ee =o SSE eg Cala tay
Lilium japonicum (Japanese lily) --_-.-------]_--__- Cos eee se Se eee Besse)! <3} || Cent
Lilium pumilum (coral lily) ----------------- hinge sete eee eae |S alle eC ality
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily) ----.-------- Japanzesst es seal es SS A Ceti
Lilium speciosum (speciosum lily) -_---_---__|_-__- Gg Eee a re |_| a eCalits
Te speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum |____. GonL ae as eas Seige oats Pesala 2h Calitay
ily).
Lilium tigrinum (tiger lily).-...---.-.-_---_- TVG ah Secs See ln ener does) | pao ela |e @ alias
TAU TAS De eas Sk i bie ee oe Australia, China, Japan_|}____|____| 4 | Calif.*
Colletotrichum vanillae Scalia:
Vanillaispe (Orchid) eee ee ee ee nee @ulbae eet ee Bees teal lied" 20k),
Coniothyrium diplodiella (Speg.) Sace.:
D RAAT hes) 0 aug) an yn TS UO Me NNER cs 7 SR ran Ce see se as ee ael Bryon Emre eVONTS ote
Coniothyrium genistae (Roum.) Berl. & Vogl.:
GONISE RS a ele MR Pe ED a es eee Canad ates ct tateen ane Be Geel IU INTS do
Coniothyriwum hellebori Cke. & Mass.:
Helleborus niger (Christmas rose) ---_------_- Netherlands) 222222523, Se paleese||o 2 | INTs dle
Coniothyrium hysterioideum Karst.:
DD ASY LUT LONE S Tie ee eee ce ae ea eRe en) aC IMiexi Cows s Sanya ooo eee ala lex,
Coniothyrium olivaceum Bon.:
iLexeUTODAEUWSK(SOTSE) eae aes eI rel ant Gees qiewiey te See e200) 22) oil isMiass:
Coryneum beijerincki Oud.:
PTUNMUSDENSICOA (EACH) ae sae ee Te ai, Set iets ea eee Bat | eo) ae EN

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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

47

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 380, 1948,

Collected in—

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Disease and host Country of origin a, > [a
She] ee)
a8| 2 las
afl glo
fo) fo) =
1e) Z |P4
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
JEU PUG SDs GONG) oe eee epee sec aoe: New Zealand_._..-_-_-_- Sas See ||iondL
Cumminsiella sanguinea (Pk.) Arth.:
Mahonia aquifolium (Oregon hollygrape) ---_- Belgium, Netherlands___|--__]__._] 3
Cytospora ambiens Sacc.:
Malus sylvestris (apple)_.-------------------- IMIR Soe eos oe Be eee eee
Cytospora atra (Bon.) Sace.:
BIVEOTUSYS Dns enter ote oe eee Japanese ws secs eee eee Eese ||. a
Cytospora ceratophora Sacc :
Castanea sp. (chestnut) __-------------------- IAT CO b= Pte aL Tes reeal Ses
Cytospora chrysosperma Pers. ex Fr.:
SHB ID: Se es Soe HES OER eee eO OCS PAO Tt 11 ch ee eer a TG | ek
Cytospora lirella Syd.:
Bambusa sp. (bamboo) ---------------------- IVECXI CORSE Soa ee eee 5-53 (er ralph
Dendryphium toruloides (Fres.) Sace. var.
taurinense (Ferr. & Tonelli) Trott.:
Cattleya skinneri (orchid) -------------------- Costas icass=. =e See oS Sil
Diaporthe dubia Nits. (?):
WaCius Mamas oh eek Ape aan A ae Ob Nod IMIGS ACO Sse ees eye Alper aba
Diplodia bambusae Ell. & Langl.:
IBamvusaisps (bamboo) see — == == ee ae MO sess Sea esas Lia ers alll
Diplodia paraphysaria Sacc.:
BALCH CESIS Tora OF CHIC) ees ae ee aes Philippiness=2222 =. es eye |e
Cattleya gigas (orchid) ----------------------- Colombiases2 aa eee yi th AL
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) londurasesees ss sane eee Sees ere Balt
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) ___------ IMiexi Coe ens ae ae eeee el Sie SENET SOIL
Oncidium sp. (orchid) ----_------------------ French Guiana_____----- eee 2a| besa to 8) |
Diplodia populina Fck1.:
RODULUSIS DI Re NUE See Ce Se UE she OS Teo RORY eee ee ee a fears aes RI
Diplodia theobromae (Pat.) Nowell:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_------------------ Pan amaneess == ease ish eaten Sey
Mangifera indica (mango) ____---------------- OPA 0 pee eee oe metal US al | Mbaveh ARCs
Manihot esculenta (cassava) __---------------- IBY RVAN ee a eet A SN a FPERE SAS / HiT
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) ----------------- Cuban es ees AL | esas | tue
Discosia artocreas Tode ex Fr.:
RROAOCENGNONIS eee tae ee ee Netherlands___--______- PAE as NES UT
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:
Allium sativum (garlic) ._-.....------------_- Wiexi co see auc 23 1 1
Poca agrippinum (agrippa autumn-cro- | Netherlands______--___- eee ese) (cal,
cus).
Colehiewmisp ayes tae ee ee eee ee aa CG ere ge tian SO a zt feel) 2 e082 91
IRICEROESSOIS SAO OS Te 1DpavedbebaYol eo ee Ee Sint y Pee EAC II
Onmithogalumispee see see Serene aes Netherlands_=_------2_- eS | SAE
Ditylenchus iridis Steiner:
Colchicum bornmuelleri (bornmueller autumn-]_____ (6 Kos see eat eae S20) STE
crocus).
Colchicum speciosum (showy autumn-crocus) _|_____ Gow ES BASR wes Bey ca| pales ra
GTDC USIS Ty eee et ae de Coke che ae Ane ca | ee CONS ese iat eaat Die ATE AN Na
Unissfilifovias(Gibraltarhris))= 2222222 2- 2-2 ees C6 (oS a serene ea Din |
Tris sindjarensis (aleppo iris) *____--._.-__----_]____- doles eae nad Vee RAAT TEED
Tris xiphioides (English iris). _-_-_.--_-.__----|_____ Oe a2 ae ted UNS ee all
ITI STS) earn eR ie ee Se England, Netherlands__|____|____|198
NUTR AG IOS SO) oe = ed a Netherlands-__--____-_- Cee a SA
Dothiorella gregaria Sacc.:
Persea americana (avocado)_-----_-_--------- IVE CXI COS ee Se tae ee HDs || Saad patna
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citwusilimon: (lemon) see eee Argentina, Brazil, Para- |____| 5 |___-
guay.
Cignusisinensisy(QLal ee) passes ss seen ee ee Argentina, Brazil 252 ea Ree aaa ae
(COA TORS SA Ope te ne Ley eVAl eee Ie eaietin FCs Ue &. See EG Leg] wae
Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)__| Puerto Rico_-___-_______ ka | ee | eas
Elsinoe piri (Woron.) Jenkins:
iMalusisywestris! (@pDle)beses-s22ee ees ae aa eee Union of Soviet Socialist |_.__} 1 |_-_-
Republics.
Epicoccum nigrum Lk.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------_- IMiexi GOES eee Dae 1A ets pe] |e
Exobasidium vaccinii (Fckl.) Woron.:
Rhododendron sp___-------------------------- Netherlands: = 2283. 25_25)22 2 )S222 1

Ge A Ase
poesia

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*

AZEIAS
SEEGIS

Ariz.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 80, 1948,

inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin roo > |e Collected in—
~
Bal leg
ae| o |aP
aS) g [os
fe) oO |m
oO Z |A4
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht.:
Grocusispe so 5 = £222 base ae SS Fae Dae OR RE entra eeeeleeat| I IN, YC
CUT ATIONS 9 seg cs Se eae ei See as Rs GOs er BeBe OS INS dag ING WC
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__-__----_____- IViexICOR = aamee eeeeeenm 1) ee eM exes
UNQNCISSUS}SD see sere ee eee eet ee Netherlands_---------_- 1 |__--| 150} Mass., Mich.,
INAIRYG eas.
S. C., Va.
Fusicladium eriobotryae Cav.:
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)________________- iPortal ieee 1 | Se Nees)
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Otth.) Rostr.:
Pyracantha coccinea (scarlet firethorn)_______| Netherlands____________]--__]___- 1} N.J
EP YTOCOTULN GSP ee eae ER | Fe Goze eee ae es |e ee 1|/|N.J
Fusicoccum cinctum Sace. & Roum.:
Castaneaisp (Chestnut) sewer ne ees Dally ae tet eri se ere Ag eette ects Mo.
Fusicoccum galericulatum Sacc.:
Fagus sylvatica (European beech) ___________- Netherland sie 3222s seis | Petre | ere LG) IN
Gliomastix convoluta (Harz) Mason:
Colocasia esculenta (taro)_._---------_--_-__- Chinasteiee ek reales 1h pee Fee Calif.*
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)-_-_--------____--|____- GO Se Sek ae noaae Ra aa eres bs hee Calif.*
Onyzoxsativan (tice) ee eee ee AUR open a age le ete Se eae 1G aes Cait
Zingiber officinale (ginger)____.-___-----_____ Chingttt 2s ais LOM sae) et Calif.*
Gloeosporium cinnamomi (P. Henn.) Died.:
Cinnamomum sp. (cinnamon) _______--__--_- Dominicans s2s2sse see 1) | Sess eINGAYG
Gloeosporium fructigenum Berk.
Cydonia oblonga (quince) -______________.__-_- IMiexi cone se eas au eee) 2252s Mex
Gloeosporium leguminum (Cke.) Saece.:
Prosopis chilensis (mesquite) --_______-__--__ Dominican Republic____}| 1 |----}----| P. R.
Gloeosporium olivarum Alm.: :
Olea europaea (olive)__.__-------------------- MG alive ae ee eae OM 23222 8 E22 eNGaye
Gloeosporium phacidiellum Grove:
Prunus laurocerasus daurel chery) Bene Netherlands ees | ere | ae 1|/ N.S
Gloeosporium piperatum Ell. & &
Capsicum frutescens Go pe abe a> ao RTA Z 1 es alee ES ENE | Prerrs es 1 ING YG
Gloeosporium rhododendri Briosi & Cav. (?):
ihododendnonis pee aes ake ee eee Hnelandiss sees se eee eas ee 1|N.J
Gloeosporium sansevieriae Verwoerd & du Plessis:
ISTO ATCA ioe es ee (Berri gee as | | eee 1) Md.
Gloniopsis levantica Rehm:
ihododendronispeease= as ee nee Netherland stats) 25 22n/2=* a |e INS
Helminthosporium carposaprum Pollack:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --_------------- Viexi COM eae eee ee | eee 1S) 2s ex
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__._-.-_-____]_____ oS ene ee 1 | S222 peRexe
Helminthosporium oryzae Breda de Haan:
(OAD SABIE (OSHS) ee Japaneses 2 =aeee ase aae lig Selec Ohio
Hemileia oncidii Griff. & Maub.:
Oncidium varicosum rogersi (orchid)__-------- IBZ Geek See ee sl | pee |S ae IANS di
ONCLAIU TS Eee eae ea ee Se Arinid’a dee = se es ems | eee |e 1/N.S
Reterodera marioni (Cornu) Goodey:
Polianthus tuberosa (tuberose)___------------ IMiexi C0223 2s se ea i}. eos nee Tex.
Vine roots on returned war equipment_______ Olkin'a was a ee |i | eee | Calif.*
Heteropatella valtellinensis (Trav.) Wr.:
Dianthus sp. (carnation) _---_.---.---,------- Canad ae see sas | eee | eae 1 | Wash
Heterosporium variabile Cke.:
eRododendronis py tess ea nee Netherland sss as | ae eee 1)/N.J
Hormodendron cladosporioides (Fres.) Sace.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ___----_-__---__- VIG xd CO ea ee a Cees | eee Ariz
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _--_-_____- Hrances= Saat Sees 2 ooo ee mex
Leptosphaeria heterospora (De N.) Niessl:
TT ASNCETLON UT eS oe a EO tel ep ede Netherland s2=sene srsees | eee eee Wh ING di
Leptosphaeria rusci (Wallr.) Sace.:
PR USCUSYSD mh bse ee ee ae ater ene atv rN ee pe ie pally eS oee bake ee 1 eel al || INS Ye
Leptothyrium pomi (Mont. & Fr.) Sace.:
Malusisyvestnisi(apDple) sean ee aaa France, Spain, Unionof | 2] 1.|_-__| N. Y
Soviet Socialist Re-
publies.
Lophodermium juniperinum (Fr.) DeN.:
JUNUDETUSSD. | GUDIDET) see et eee a eee Netherland soe as | es | eee lh ING df
Macrophoma cattleyicola P. Henn.:
Cattleyattriancaei(orchid) 2S ee C@olombia= ee a Aa areas eee 1 | Calif.*
Catileyaisp see ee ee OOS WVenezuelas 222252 Se sees | iret ees 1h Rae
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) ____________-____- Dominican Republic IG eee N. Y.

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inclusive—Continued

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Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin a p> 13 Collected in—
3a — 2a
nO! o |Aa.8
A8S| gq lor
° oO lx
Oo 124 |m
Macrophomina phaseoli (Maub.) Ashby:
LD GUCTESEGTOLG)(CATTOt) ae aaa eee ne ee Cuba a se ye Ra ete ip Bates eMex:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ___-_---------- INV OXI CO tear eee ren | nero 1a Sees nex
Marsonina juglandis Magn.:
Juglans regia (Persian walnut)_____---------- btalytos 2 1B eee ees INSYS
UG UETUSTST on (uO LIU) ane ne ee ee IMOrOCCOL Sas eee JESS) Bas INES
Marsonina ochroleuca Berk. & Curt.:
Castanea sp. (chestnut)______---_------------ JRA hyper ee ee DE Pa een| Poe Tl.
Melanospora zamiae Cda.:
Cymbidium mastersi (orchid)-__--__---_---_--- ATG 1a te ies | oso ire lea © allifet
Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean) ---_------ @himass= ee The eee eee Calif :*
Zingiber officinale (ginger) ___-----------------|----- GO RSeEe ees anaes Beles |S a Califs*
Memnoniella echinata (Rivolta) L. O. Gall.:
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) _____-------------- IMIexd CO Meee Baer ae Ee Leal eeke MET exe
Solanum tuberosum (potato) __---------------|--_-- CO ee BES ees aD exe
Monilinia fructigena (Pers.) Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple) _-------------------- Sweden =a Jee |S |o a ex
Monilinia lara (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Prunus cerasifera (?) (Myrobalan plum)_---- New Zealand_______-_--_- e225) || Hawaiit
FET AUTLUESES Dan COCLISV)) eee Inte bial a 12 Sees ES | INEYe
Mycosphaerella hondai Miyake:
ORY ZORSOCIUGA (TCC) see ae ee China; Japans=s22s22==—5 5ulergu|eaae| fe Calites
Mycosphaerella lythracearum Wolf:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _------------ J EAD RHO) JRC Oe es 16 | 2 a5 |e IN
Mycosphaerella pinodes (Berk. & Blox.) Stone:
ISU TU SALUILTI: (DER) wee a aes oe enn ROADIE ee 1p Sas Pas
Mycosphaerella prododendri (Cke.) G. H. Martin:
ROGOCeERaTOnIS pee ee see ee ne ee ee INetherlands2 == === |e lade aNd
Mycosphaerella Haein (Ell. & Ev.) Lindau:
FLOSGHS Dog (ROSE) ta ees ne ee ee ae eh Berm d aes eee eee roe |paenl als IVs
Myrothecium roridum Tode ex Fr.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- Vex CO PSS se sass [| Rae ee Rex:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _--_-------|----_ doe eae of) | ae Eee Pex
Nectria cinnabarina Fr.:
ANG EP OS A aN Ea 2 ee Sha i oe ea eer a INetherlands=2222 snus = S| eet Te Tas Nae
EDD CUE ATES) are ee ranean Byes aren RCT INOW yee ae nea elses onl elon Go
IVI GIEOLIGIS TD) eee eee er. lev Une Netherlands___________-- EEE Se fa INS
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padwick & Armatulla
Khan:
OnyZOESALUGACTI CE) sete eee ee ee ee 1 1a eee eet eed eet ip | Se SOs Pas
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sace.) Mason:
: Onyzarsotinay (Tice) Bee ens eee China ee esever se newes Aa eel ee @ alites
Omphalia flavida (Cke.) Maub. & Rangel:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)___-_-____--_____- Wiexd CO sae eeern a ans eer O)y | eee | eee IN Yee x:
Panagrolaimus rigidus (A. Schneid.) Thorne (?):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)___-------------- Netherlands saes==)s—=ea | eee iy | aren ee exe
Papularia sphaerosperma (Fr.) Hoehn.:
Bal boo se eRe Renee aA ines EE eed IM GA Bea ae ee ie pre | ees |e] bal NTR
Papulaspora magnifica Hotson (?):
FB CGONIGES Dee ea ee RE: aE RE EE Netherlands! *2--22s2222- Bees sceel) abl Ned
Pestalotia anthurii P. Henn.:
Anthurium sanguinewm______---------------- Guatemalasss=seseaenm eae ese SL Cpls
Pestalotia banksiana Cav. (?):
PESOS TI COLLLT nee ae ee a ene ee New Zealand-___-__---_- Beale] [cpa ball (CRS
Pestelotia conspicua Servazzi:
(CHFTTAT BR Soe, (RAG a ee Colombia Ben | eee inode Se Lae
Cymbidium devonianum (orchid) _------------ babe ee Ee ee Sed | HEED es le Cat ihe
OR CHT CE eee Dee eed pares a ee Ve. era Costa Rica, Honduras___]_-__|__--| 2 | Tex., Wash.
Stanhopea sp. (orchid)_-___------------------ VIGxd CORR Babine aati SiRe aa sl eT Tex.
Pestalotia guepini Desm.:
Camelliaispt nes ethan a es eae aan nena tAST.OT CS eae eee en eS Ee en Beesel ane bial eal ates
Pestalotia leprogena Speg. (?):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -__---- Netherlands, Guiana_--_-_]___- be | essel d tS
Pestalotia macrotricha Kleb.:
Rhododendron racemosum_-_-_-_--------------- INetherland sees a | Bese PN fe die
FOC OGETATO TUS Deane eee ene er es |e (6 V0 epee hep be es Seep octiIN Ss deg AKERS
Pestalotia pezizoides De N.:
ET ULTIVULL ICS S [0 ae ee ee ee Travel easel 5 Ss a seeell alll iNe dle
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sacc.) Guba:
Fhododendron indicum (indica azalea)_-_----_- 18 ys) Fea es a | Saealal ANG ek
Urhododendronispeeeaanae sae oe een see anne iINetherland sieeeweseenes | eeees eee 3 | N.J.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Country of origin

Phacidium tsugae Cash & Davidson:
TisugaSpei(nemlock:) sees se esas eee eee
Phoma citricarpa McA\p.:
Citrus amon (lemon)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ------_-_-
Gitrusysinensisi(Oranee) sees snen nana aaa

Citrus sp. (Mandarin-type orange) -----_-___-

Citrus sp
Phoma incarcerata (Nits.) Sace.:

Rosa sp. (rose)
Phomopsis alnea Hoehn.:

Alnus incana pinnatipartita_-_---------------
Phomopsis cinerascens 'Trav.:

Ficus s
Phomopsis corni Trav. (?):

Cornus sp
Phomopsis depressa Trav. (?):

IVC TOUTS Desa eee eee oe
Phomopsis magnoliicola Died.:

IMCUPOO S055 so So Skeses tease sS anes eso SSeS
Phomopsis tinea (Sace.) Hoehn.:

VADUTTILINISD Seen eee eee ees
Phomopsis verans (Sace. & Syd.) Harter:

Solanum melongena (eggplant)
Phyllachora balansae Speg.:

Cedrela sp
Phyllachora cynodontis (Sace.) Niessl:

Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) -----_-----
Phyllachora engleri Speg.:

PATER UNLULTIAS Dee ee ae ee eee
Phyllosticta camelliae West.:

Camellia sp
Phyllosticta cymbidii Verpl.:

Cymbidium sp. (orchid)
Phyllosticta laetiae Keissl.:

Cymbidiumisp. (orchid) 2222 ee

Orchid
Phyllosticta limbalis Pers.:

Buxus sp
Phyllosticta maculiformis Sace.:

Castanea sativa (chestnut)
Phyllosticta odontoglossi Verpl. & Claess.:

Stanhopea wardii (orchid)

ISEGILNO DEGAS seen eee ee ee ee
Phyllosticta sorghina Sacce.:

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) -_-___-------------
Physalospora camptospora Sace.:

Laelia purpurata (orchid) --.---.-------------

SACL GSP eee eee ee ee ae ee
Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:

Pyrus communis (pear)
Physalospora orchidearum P. Henn.:

Cymbidium sp. (orchid) ----------------

Cypripedium sp. (orchid) --_-_---------

Orchid

Bam boosie dae ee are ee ee ee
Physalospora wildemaniana Sace. (?):

Trichopilia tortilis (orchid)
Physopella fict (Cast.) Arth.:

Ficus carica (fig)
Phytophthora citrophthora (EK. H. & R. E. Sm.)

Leonian:

Cucurbitasps (Squash) eee eee ete
Phytophthora phaseoli Thaxt.:

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Canadatens see ccee eee

Australia, New Zealand_

Australia, China, Spain,
Union of South Africa

Greeceh ses aes
Canadass— ease ee

Netherlands__.--____--_-

CostapRicase-s se

INetherlands#22e5.- ===

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

A, >, |e | Collected in—
Ba £\eq
%.2| 3 |a.9
aS] g lot
fo) fo) HH
1S) Z |Ay
oo 25] Ses heal Gt Nie oe
Eee om ae | CalineaVlasss
sone) il eece |) Cen:
ale, Nees) Chtiee
6 | 6 |---| Calif.*, Mass.,
N. Y., Tex
eK eli | Bee las
1 | Beaa|oes al NYS
Bre Bee real Nie de
BESANT IN TS do
Dg | Poe! all eal al Neer
BE EES eS INS AlG
Ee ee Oe INS Os
Benen Etoe NII NONT Se
AeA al PINs ds
seealecee|).8 | INIy Uo
eee Sel val WANTS ao
weal ee ee ex
ae ewe Se ING NC *
| =o ee eiviasss
1 | eee | eal Ee
ele oe eli ING
£228 |P2oele Ls | eeawaine
GS eoesee|] |) Cantic
Bes Eee eon ATI ZA ee xe
one | See | NGOS
ioe mes We Mal aIN GY NGS
Fla.
Fla.
D.C.
Tex.
Tex.
INERYS
N. J
N.J
N.J
Wi esSelssoal] ING W
pees See||. | Cant
Soe 1 | Tex
iy pees ee) abeb
ileoss|seoe Tex,

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51

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Country of origin

Collected in—

Pithya cupressina (Fr.) Fekl.:

TOMO PDE NG SOS a Se a eae
Plasmodiophora brassicae Wor.:

IB EGIOR THAD (bist) Sas ee
Pleospora gilletiana Sace.:

Ulexveurnopaeus (gorse)_---2---------------___
Pleospora herbarum (Pers.) Rab.:

Frazinus excelsior (European ash)___-_---.-_-
Plowrightia virgultorum (Fr.) Sace.:

Betula pendula (European white birch) -_----
Polyporus sanguineus Fr.:

Wood—truck body----------- A TA elu
Pratylenchus scribneri Steiner:

Solanum tuberosum (potato) -__--------------
Pseudomonas fabae (Yu) Breed:

Vicia faba (broadbean)
Pseudomonas marginata (McCull.) Stapp:

GROCUSISD ee eS EE a Ee

Gladiolusis pian eee eee oe ee ee ee
Pseudomonas savastanci (E. F. Sm.) F. L.

Stevens:

Olea europaea (olive)
Pseudomonas seminum Cayley:

PPASTUTINRSCEIDILITIUN (DC) =e eee re a ee eee
Pseudomonas viciae Uyeda:

Vicia faba (broadbean)_______--_----____-__--
Puccinia longicornis Pat. & Hariot:

Puccinia magnusiana Koern.:

Phragmites communis (reed) _-__--_----------
Puccinia melanocephala Syd.:

IBA DOO See OE ee Fee! Acer crea
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) -_-_---
Puccinia phragmitis (Schum.) Koern.:

Phragmites communis (reed) __---------------
Puccinia ruhigo-vera secalis (Eriks.) Carlton:

Secale cereale (rye)
Puccinia stakmanii Presley:

Gossypimmispes(COLtOn) eee t= oe te ee eee
Pyrenopeziza lauri-cerasi (Desm.) Nannf.:

Prunus laurocerasus (English cherry-laurel) -
Ravenelia siliquae Long:

ANGTICID FETC SUTOD SES es Se Riss oe
Sclerotinia kerneri Wettst.:

PAlbiesvalban(Siluenssit,) 2 eee ee
Sclerotinia minor Jagger:

Cichorium endivia (endive)__-.._--____--__-__
Sclerotiopsis concava (Desm.) Shear & Dodge:

Hydrangea petiolaris (climbing hydrangea) -_-
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:

Allaumysativum (ganlic)2-2 22 se
Sclerotium delphinii Welch:

DWTS ea Miliy) Bees set eee ae eee
Sclerotium oryzae Catt.:

OryZsORSGLi0G) (TICE) eee ee ee
Septoria arethusa Penz.:

Gitrusiiemon (lemon) shee ee ee eee
Septoria azaleae Vog1.:

EE ROMOGENGLONIS De aee ee eae ee ee
Septoria cercosporoides Trail:

Chrysanthemum) Spee = oe ee ee
Septoria dianthi Desm. (?):

DIGNENUS SPD SACP NB Bape Ninn TRE sf
Septoria nodorum Berk.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) --.-.....-_.-------
Septoria pisi West.:

EE ISUATUSALIUU TU (OED) eee ees Ue eee ee

Philippiness=s22552-e4s—

IVIGXi COMSa Res eee erarenes

VIG x CO see a eects eae
Germanys =n a aces
Be) oi Ur eee

INetherlandss2ee== "anes

China, Japan ----- ==="
Argcentinas-—) = se ee

Belgium, Netherlands__-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
E 5 ee
a2] 9 |2.8
Sa edlep
(e) Z|
AN wal nee Said
Serta P03 | eee
pee ler 1
gph shan fa eg
pense Pye ealelages
Tip Peer ears
hy Se ee
ee ecole a
Fp See ea ea
Wessel) al
I eae eee
2 ai peat
Ree | pose liar
iS) ie ee
bt heer eae
eerie lead Lin ete
ek sl Fecdiel EN
ni ae 2 ee
Ue eee
HE Reso Fg
aia pee tee =
Bi oes eee
A ee te 8
eo |e
cere | POR. SID
i Alea
stesallpyi ly |Peo=e
eee Eas ly)
0 ee ee
EE |S eal
ge ee
ee ae

D.C.
N. Y.
INSPYSs
Mass.
Md., Mass.

Pa.

N.Y.
Calit= =. DAC:
Mass.

N.J., Wash.
Tex.

Calif.*

Kans.

Pa.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1947, to June 30, 1948,
inclusive—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin A p |e Collected in—
sal 2 Se
a2| o {ac
AS! g |of
fo) oO}
'o) Z |p
Septoria posekensis Sace.:
Cymbidium devenianum (orchid)___---------- India: jae ee eee See |e | on eC alites
Cymbidiii nite nee ae eee |e Obese eae ern sees el Aa) Opi itis~
Cymbidiimisp eee ee ee |e COs: ee ee S222 | PSST ea | NC@alite
Cypripedium fairieanum (orchid) __----------]----- OE See eee o -.--|----| 5 | Calif.,*+ N. J.
Cypripediuminsignes--.--2--2-- 25 GOunce ez csesteeee sees one |e er See Calir=
Septoria vincae Desm.:
Vinca minor (periwinkle) ____---------------- Netherlands_-_-_--_----- SEES EES MIN dio
Sphaceloma fawcettii Bitane. & Jenkins var. sca-
biosa (MecAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:
Gitrusitimony (lemon) se ee eee AI Strali geese eee 2222 |p le BSS | Mass:
Sphacelotheca trachypogonis Zundel:
Trachypogon montufari (crinkleawn)---_-_--- Brazile ele eee Nie eee SEs SL AD,
Sphaeropsis ellisit Sacc.:
PiNUSISDY (DINC) sae ee as eee Mtalyees Sie eh ee Lie 2S te eee Par
Sphaeropsis malorum Pk.:
Salix alba vittelina (yellowstem white willow) _| Union of Soviet Socialist |----|----| 1] D.C
Republics.
SQLITIS PSI. ke eS a Sn AEP ER Argentinas see s=.--seee Peale lees 4Rae
Sphaeropsis salicicola Pass.:
SWViOO CNSR W ee Velie Nae Eels ce a ae nate ae ROVE e a eee as eae ees Te Bes! eecs|| LES
Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:
Stanhopea(?) Sp (Orchid) 222.) eee ei IOGUENG Oe ee asses ee) Ee lel exe
Stachybotrys subsimpler Cke.:
Brassica rapa (turnip) ._-------------------_- Australiass=.2- 22 se ee oe SEE ak eee Obl bie
Stachylidium theobromae Ture.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) ----------------- Costa Rica, Cuba, 11 |----|----|----| N.Y.
Honduras.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -__---- Canal Zone, Costa Rica, | 32 | 2 |---| Calif.,* N. Y.,
Ecuador, Guatemala, Wash.
Haiti, Honduras, Mex-
ico, Panama, St. Lucia.
Stagonospora curtisii (Berk.) Sace. (?):
ING. CISS USES Deere eee eae EN PATISED A iene ee nee Bee S| sos ell Calites
Stagonospora ilicis Grove:
Tler aquifolium (English holly)_-_----_----_--- England 22-255 ee ees ES ah INS NY
Stemphylium botryosum Wallr.:
Allium porrum (leek)_-.----_------------ rance ees ee S22s)| cee Bat
Cucumis melo var. honeydew ---------------- @hilevta kee eee oA ah eet be eh N.Y
Dianthus sp. (carnation) -__------------------ Mexico == PAPO Hoe Tex.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)-_----------- Canary Islands, Morocco| 2 | 1 |----| N. Y
REN NISEEU TES Deep ae ee Pretoria lee wR Pa eee 1); D.C
SPUEEOS DOT TAS Dee tee ee ener AES TTA eee ene | rere | ree 1 | Md.
Stemphylium ilicis Tengwall:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- IMGxi COMA Is 4 acta oe 3 Ariz., Tex.
ELYACITENUSISD ee eee eee a oe INetherlands= 222-2222 |e 4 ee Pa.,
ex.
MES CORT SP Meets eo SR a le kL AB EO COs ee Se eae 2) Pa., S.C
Stereum fasciatum Schw.:
Orchidey Meth Aas ele we Ee Eee Miexico.. 22222 Se ee Lae ee 1 | Tex
Stevensea wrightit (Stevens) Trott.:
ACES ee ee Os Ce reek |e dos == ee |e 1| Tex
Stilbum incarnatum Wakk.:
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)-_---------------- @hing@ssts= 2 eee 1 ee ee Calif.*
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)-_--..-.----------|----- Ou ee a ie ee 7 fear, Les 2 Calif.*
Nymphaea sp. (waterlily)-.------------------|----- (0 (0 ee ae eee ene oe ie | seek N.
Trapa natans (waterchestnut) _____--_-------|----- AG Be Se eS ae 1 Ie eee | [Eps 5 Calif.*
Zingiber officinale (ginger) .--.-_..------------|----- (Oe Eee a Ea e253] euch Calif.*
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) Magn.:
Prunus padus (“‘bird’”’ cherry) --------------- inland eee 22s | ees | mela ayash
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:
Begonia spe ees UN Re SRN ee ae Belgium, France, Neth- |-_.-|.---| 3 | N. J., N. Y
erlands.
Sinningia'sps.(gloxinia) 222 eae Belgium, Netherlands___|----|--. | 12 Pate INS Yep
a.
Tilletia rugispora Ell. & Gall.:
JG IP AO soe a ee Se esi ON Brazilhe ee Hs terse Bee Pennell (23. D, Ch
“Tomato pox’’:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__.---.--_-- IM IGp aldo ay sae peas TAS | eee ee Tex
Tranzchelia pruni-spinosae (Pers.) Diet.:
IPFUNUSIDERsiCan(DCACh) Masa naw ee eee | alee (LO Sue ate teers a) a esas, Tex
TP TUN USSD see eee ee eee eS ee UE (6 (oe etn nee q\a| Sache es La,

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948,
tnclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Triposporium stelligerum Sneg.:

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Trochila ilicis (Chev. ex Fr.) Crouan:

Tler aquifolium (English holly)__--.-----.----
Tubercularia vulgaris Tode ex Fr.:

ISORDUS SD a Se ih sere tak em eup teehee eso Ns Od
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:

Laelia anceps (orchid)

SO CLICAGOULELEN Ce tase eee ee ee ete
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:

Epidendrum anceps or E. rigidum (orchid)

Oncidium (?) sp. (orchid)
Uredo guacae Mayor:

Cattleya (?) sp. (orchid)___..-----------------

Stanhopea graveolens (orchid)

SLAMRODEGISD see sae pee oe ee eee eS
Uredo ignava Arth.:

Bambusa vulgaris (bamboo)___---------------

Bambusa sp. (bam boo)
Uredo oncidit P. Henu.:

Oncidium sp. (orchid)
Uredo scabies Cke.:

Vanilla planifolia (orchid)

Vanilla pompona__-_-------------------------

WANT GSD soe Seton 2 eee a tn Sate
Urocystis colchici (Schlecht.) Rab.:

Colchicum autumnale (autumn-crocus)-------

Colchicum bornmuelleri (bornmueller au-

tumn-crocus).

GColchicum{s panne eae ees oe ee
Urocystis occulata (Wallr.) Rab.:

Secale cereale (rye)------------------..--------
Uromyces alyxiae Arth.:

Alysxia olivaeformis..---------=-+----------+-
Uromyces bueumerlianus Bub.:

Melilotus messanensis_._.--------------------
Uromyces dolicholi Arth.:

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Uromyces fabae (Pers.) DBy.:

Vicia sp
Uromyces striatus Schroet.

(Pass.) Arth.:

Medicago sativa (alfalfa)_.-..-----------------
Ustilago kenjiana Ito (?):

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum)
Venturia pyrina Aderh.:

Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Vermicularia dematium Fr.:

VAG OT LLiS}SP sass he a eee oe eer aaa PEE

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)-_-----------
Verticillidochium tubercularioides (Speg.) Bub.:

Daucus carota (carrot)
Verticillium buzi Auers, & Fleisch.:

Burrus sp
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:

Citrus aurantifolia (Sour lime)__-------.------

var. medicaginis

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Xanthomonas hyacinthi (Wakk.) Dowson:
PTY acinthusyspeen se see aoe eee prac see

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin roe >, | | Collected in—
Hal 8 |Se
re sas
Fal (bith ear
(o) oO}
oO 14 |p
IMIGy a(S a a Li eee sal ehex
British Columbia ______- 19) Seen eee VE his
Netherlands___.-_._.. --- eral | sed 1/N.J
Ie xi CO son at eyes eee Rese Peeteaed ak Nee. &
BS Ca Raye yal seer re eter VIP S| FE | (ata Ee ep
ew ite COM Sai a wu ee on eee ea lee liar eX
VON GUraS Sea oe aos |e | 1] Fla.
Menezuelais 222 2 aes xa eae Tul peeweee
BVA ae aS a aN ae 1 | Calif.*
Mexico, (Pena = 222 4a52es eae Qube Res wnhexs
[Whalaney pa sene ee ai AILS 11 PINTS
CO) 01 as ge mga Seen IS FN UE D.C.
INO x1 CO sea ee does | eer (Pero yl MeO X
Ines bee teqb Go aye ee ere ae IND). OR
G@analeZonesena peeps) Ns Fiven bat EIN
INicaracuals 22-822 s ae i Eee ole alolax
Netherlands______--_---- Sale le Olea
wears LO | OU Se sal ap lvallie Nin
England, Netherlands___|_.--|----] 10 | N.J.
RUNS ae ees 16s | Pek el es eax
lelahyp btn sa eee Tee leees ee alites
HT Ofeanih oy pees ree Mee en | erecta [ao WIN ato
Puerto Rico 2252 2s 1p) Wap sens WN Ng
Greece, Netherlands____| 2 |----|---.| Fla.*, N. Y.
Argentina, Mexico. _-_-- 1 Lh |e ING eee Xe
NG 2} 0) kz eee ae evn Despaial| NiOaey Hea Ld DK Oy
Ttaly sos ene So 1g | ee | eee NI
NZ OTESE Sah LE oe ae eee | ieee ieelay IVIASS=
Mexico eth as sae Dis | eect eee OX
Sweden hae tee ae ibepeseeAlfiela they et
Netherlands____.---.---- Be ecol le PINTe ds
NG aah ee Mele Bat peace eer Sl aoe VCs eines Se
N.Y.
Philippines___-_.___---- ayaa ir ils Soe ep ORiES
Netherlands_____-------- 22S oP S| ok GLANDS SINE NG,
8. Cc.

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Hosts and diseases

ABIES:

Sclerotinia kerneri (Ascomycetes)
ACACIA:

Ravenelia siliquae (Promycetes)
ACER:

Nectria cinnabarina (Ascomycetes)
AERIDES:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Stemphyliwm botryosum (Deuteromnycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi (Nematoda)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)
ALNUS:

Phomopsis alnea (Deuteromycetes)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
AMARYLLIS:

Vermicularia dematium (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

Pestalotia anthurii (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllachora engleri (Ascomycetes)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Ascochyta decipiens (Deuteromycetes)
BAMBOO:

Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora peribambusina (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia longicornis (Promycetes)

Puccinia melanocephala (Promycetes)
BAMBUSA:

Cytospora lirella (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia bambusae (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo ignava (Promycetes)
BANKSIA:

Pestalotia banksiana (?) (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA:

Papulaspora magnifica (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
BETULA:

Plowrightia virgultorum (Ascomycetes)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Plasmodiophora brassicae (Myxomycetes)

Stachybotrys subsimplex (Deuteromycetes)
BUXUS:

Phyllosticta limbalis (Deuteromycetes)

Verticilliwm buzi (Deuteromycetes)
CACTUS:

Diaporthe dubia (?) (Ascomycetes)

peers vorttim wrightii (Ascomycetes)
CAJANU

Diplodia habe (Deuteromycetes)

Uectn yeas dolichols (Promycetes)
CAME

PEEBLES eee (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta camelliae (Ascomycetes)
CAPSICUM:

Epicoccum nigrum (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium piperatum (Deuteromycetes)

Helminthosporium carposaprum (Deuteromycetes)

Hormodendron cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes)

Myrothecium rovidum (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes)
CASTANEA

Cytospora ceratosphora (Deuteromycetes)

Fusicoccum cinctum (Deuteromycetes)

Marsonina ochroleuca (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta maculiformis (Deuteromycetes)
CATTLEYA:

Dendryphium toruloides var. taurinense (Deuter-

omycetes)

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma cattleyicola (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
CEDRELA:

Phyllachora balansae (Ascomycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Septoria cercosporoides (Deuteromycetes)
CICHORIUM:

Ascochyta cichorii (Deuteromycetes)

Sclerotinia minor (Ascomycetes)
CINNAMOMUM:

Gloeosporium cinnamoni (Deuteromycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS LIMON:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria arethusa (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcettit var. scabiosa (Deuteromyce-

tes
CITRUS PARADISI:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
COLCHICUM:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

Ditylenchus iridis (Nematoda)

Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)
COLOCASIA:

Aphelenchoides bicaudatus (Nematoda)

Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
CORNUS:

ne corni (Deuteromycetes)

| CROC

Ditylenchus iridis (Nematoda)

Fusarium bulbigenum (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)
CUCUMIS:

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

CUCURBITA:

Phyto phthora citrophthora (Phycomycetes)
CYDONIA

Gloeos porium fructigenum (Deuteromycetes)

Venturia pyrina (Ascomycetes)
CYMBIDIUM:

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta cymbidii (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromyccetes)

Physalospora orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
CYNODON:

Phyllachora cynodontis (Ascomycetes)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Physalospora orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:

Goleosponiusn dahtiae (Promycetes)
DASYLIR

Conieiniirnm hysterioidewm (Deuteromycetes)
DAUCUS:

Macrophomina phaseoli (Deuteromycetes)

Verticillidochiwm tubercularioides (Deuteromycetes )
DENDROBIUM:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
DEUTZIA:

Nectria cinnabarina (Ascomycetes)
DIANTHUS:

Hetero patella valtellinensis (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria dianthi (?) (Deuterom ycetes)

Stemphyliwm botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
ELEOCHARIS:

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Fusicladium eriobotryae (Deuteromycetes)
EUCALYPTUS:

Aulographum eucaly pti (Ascomycetes)
FAGUS:

Asterosporium hoffmanni (Deuteromycetes)

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)
FICUS:

Phomopsis cinerascens (Deuteromycetes)

Physopella fici (Promycetes)
FRAXINUS:

Asocochyta fraxini (Deuteromycetes)

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)

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Hosts and diseases—Continued

GALANTHUS: MUSCARIT:
Fouas. galanthina (Deuteromycetes) Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes)
GARDENIA: NARCISSUS:
OREM flavida (Deuteromycetes) Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Nematoda)
Triposporium stebligerum (Deuteromycetes) Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
GAULTHERA: Fusarium bulbigenum (Deuteromycetes)
Ceuthospora lunata (Deuteromycetes) Stagonospora curtisii (2?) (Deuteromycetes)
GENISTA: NERIUM:
Coniothyrium genistae (Deuteromycetes) C excospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)
GLADIOLUS: NICOTIANA:
Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes) Coane nicotianae (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium oxysporum var. gladioli (Deuteromy- | NYMPHAEA
cetes) Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes) ODONTOGLOSSUM
GOSSYPIUM: Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
Cercospora gossypina (Deuteromycetes) Aermioniclta echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia stakmanii (Promycetes) OLE
HELLEBORUS: Gas olivarum (Deuteromycetes)
Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes) Pseudomonas savastanoi (Schizomycetes)
HIBISCUS: ONCIDIUM:
Colletotrichwm hibisci (?) (Deuteromycetes) Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
HUMULUSB: Hemileia oncidii (Promycetes)
Pestalotia pezizioides (Deuteromycetes) Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
HYACINTHUS: Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes) ORCHID:
Xanthomonas hyacinthi (Schizomycetes) Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
HYDRANGEA: Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
Sclerotiopsis concava (Deuteromycetes) Physalospora orchidearum (Ascomycetes)
LEX: Stereum fasciatum (Basidiomycetes)
Stagonospora ilicis (Deuteromycetes) ORNITHOGALUM:
Trochilia ilicis (Ascomycetes) Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
IPOMOEA: Buccma ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
Fusarium orysporium (Deuteromycetes) ORYZA
Macrophomina phaseoli (Deuteromycetes) Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
RIS: Helminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Ditylenchus iridis (Nematoda) Mycosphaerella hondai (Ascomycetes)
Leptosphaeria heterospora (Ascomycetes) Neovossia horrida (Promycetes)
JUGLANS: Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
Marsonia juglandis (Deuteromycetes) - Sclerotium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS: PASPALUM:
Lophodermium juniperinum (Ascomycetes) Tilletia rugispora (Promycetes)
hea yeu Dreasine (Ascomycetes) PENNISETUM:
LAEL Stemplylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
ae camptospora (Ascomycetes) PERSEA:
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes) Dothiorella gregaria (Deuteromycetes)
LILIUM PHASEOLUS LUNATUS MACROCARPUS:
Aphelenchoides parietinus (Nematoda) Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)
Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes) PHASEOLUS VULGARIS var. (string bean):
Colletotrichum lilii (Deuteromycetes) Phytophthora phaseoli (Phycomycetes)
Sclerotium delphinii (Deuteromycetes) PHRAGMITES:
LYCOPERSICON: Puccinia magnusiana (Promycetes)

Helminthosporium carposaprum (Deuteromycctes) Puccinia phragmitis (Promycetes)
Heormodendron cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes) PHYSALIS:

Myrothecium roridum (Deuteromycetes) Cercospora physalicola (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum \Deuteromycetes) PINUS:

“Tomato pox’”’ Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

Vermicularia dematium (Deuteromycetes) Sphaeropsis ellisii (Deuteromycetes)
MAGNOLIA: PISUM:

Nectria cinnabarina (Ascomycetes) Ascochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis magnoliae (Deuteromycetes) Mycosphaerella pinodes (Ascomycetes)

Phomopsis magnoliicola (Deuteromycetes) Pseudomonas seminum (Schizomycetes)
MAHONIA: Septoria pisi (Deuteromycetes)

Cumminsiella sanguinea (Promycetes) PITTOSPORUM:
MALUS: Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora ambiens (Deuteromycetes) POLIANTHUS:

Elsinoe piri (Ascomycetes) Fleterodera marioni (Nematoda)

Leptothyrium pomi (Deuteromycetes) POPULUS:

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes) Diplodia populing (Deuteromycetes)
MANGIFERA: PROSOPIS

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes) Gloeosporium segura (Deuteromycetes)
MANIHOT: PRUNUS CERASIFERA:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes) Monilinia lara (Deuteromycetes)
MEDICAGO: PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS:

Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis (Promycetes) Glocosporium phacidiellum (Deuteromycetes)
MELILOTUS: Pyrenopeziza lauri-cerasi (Ascomycetes)

PRUNUS PADUS:

Uromyces baewmerlianus (Promycetes) Thecopsora areolata (Deuteromycetes)
MORUS: =o: PRUNUS PERSICA:

Botryosphaeria ribis (?) (Ascomycetes) Coryneum beijerincki (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora atra (Deuteromycetes) Tranzchelia pruni-spinosae (Promycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA: PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes) Monilinia laxa (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes) PRUNUS SP.:

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes) Tranzchelia pruni-spinosae (Promycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM: : PUERARIA:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes) Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia leprogena (?) (Deuteromycetes) PUNICA:

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes) Mycosphaerella lythracearum (Ascomycetes)

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Hosts and diseases—Continued

PYRACANTHA:
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:
Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)
RHODODENDRON:
Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)
Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)
Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)
Gloeosporium rhododendri (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Gloniopsis levantica (Ascomycetes)
Heterosporium variabile (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella rhododendri (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria azalea (Deuteromycetes)
ROSA:
Cercospora rosicola (Deuteromycetes)
Coniothyrium diplodiella (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella rosigena (Ascomycetes)
Phoma eear cen ats (Deuteromycetes)
RUSCU
TNMs rusci (Ascomycetes)
ALIX:

Cytospora chrysosperma (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaeropsis malorum (Deuteromycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:

Gloeosporium sansevieriae (Deuteromycetes)
SECALE:

Puccinia rubigo-vera secalis (Promycetes)

Urocystis occulata (Promycetes)
SENECIO:

Coleosporium senecionis (Promycetes)
SINNINGIA:

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Phomoposis verans (Deuteromycetes)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Panagrolaimus rigidus (?) (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus scribneri (Nematoda)
SORBUS:

Tubercularia vulgaris (Deuteromycetes)

SORGHUM:

PhylWlosticta sorghina (Deuteromycetes)

Ustilago kenjiana (?) (Promycetes)
STANHOPEA:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta odontoglossi (Deuteromycetes)

Sphenospors kevorkianii (Promycetes)

redo guacae (Promycetes)

SYRINGA:

Phomopsis depressa (?) (Deuteromycetes)
TIGRIDIA:

Ditylenchus iridis (Nematoda)
TRACHYPOGON:

Sphacelotheca trachypogonis (Promycetes)
TRAPA:

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
TRICHOPILIA:

Physalospora wildemaniana (Ascomycetes)
TRITICUM:

Septoria nodorum (Deuteromycetes)
TSUGA:

Phacidium tsugae (Ascomycetes)
ULEX:

Coniothyriwm olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)

Pleospora gilletiana (Ascomycetes)
VANILLA

Colletotrichum vanillae (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo scabies (Promycetes)
VIBURNUM:

Phomopsis tinea (Deuteromycetes)
VICIA:

Pseudomonas fabae (Schizomycetes)

Pseudomonas viciae (Schizomycetes)

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)

INCA:

Se toie vincae (Deuteromycetes)
IOLA:

Cercospora violae (Deuteromycetes)
ZINGIBER:

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
ZINNIA:

Cercospora zinniae (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts Unknown

VINE ROOTS:
Aphelenchoides bicaudatus (Nematoda)
Heterodera marioni (Nematoda)

WOOD:
Polyporus sanguineus (Basidiomycetes)
Sphaeropsis salicicola (Deuteromycetes)

Countries of origin and diseases

ARABIA:
Ustilago kenjiana (?)
ARGENTINA:
Coleosporium senecionis
Cytospora chrysosperma
Elsinoe australis
Physalospora obtusa
Septoria arethusa
Sphaeropsis malorum
Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis
AUSTRALIA:
Aulographum eucalypti
Colletotrichum Lilii
Phoma citricarpa
Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa
Stachybotrys subsimplex
Stagonospora curtisii (?)
AZORES
Ascochyta citri
Pestalotia guepini
Pseudomonas marginata
Pseudomonas savastanoi
Vermicularia dematium
BELGIUM:
Ascochyta cichorii
Cercospora handelii
Cumminsiella sanguinea
Pestalotia rhododendri
Sclerotinia minor
Septoria azaleae
Thielaviopsis basicola

BERMUDA:
Cercospora neriella
Gloeosporium sansevieriae
Mycosphaerella rosigena
Stemphylium botryosum

BRAZIL:
Diplodia theobromae
Elsinoe australis
Gloeosporium piperatum
Hemileia oncidii
Physalospora camptospora
Sphacelotheca trachypogonis
Tilletia rugispora
Uredo guacae

BRITISH COLUMBIA:
Trochila ilicis

CANADA:
Cercospora violae
Coniothyrium genistae
Heteropatelia valtellinensis
Phacidium tsugae
Phomopsis corni

CANAL ZONE:
Cercospora musae
Stachylidium theobromae
Uredo scabies

CANARY ISLANDS:
Stemphylium botryosum

CHILE:
Stemphylium botryosum

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Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

CHINA:
Colletotrichum lilii
Gliomastiz convoluta
Melanospora zamiae
Mycosphaerelia hondai
Nigrospora sphaerica
Phoma citricarpa
Puccinia longicornis
Sclerotiwm oryzae
Stilbum incarnatum
Uredo ignava
COLOMBIA:
Diplodia paraphysaria
Macrophoma cattleyicola
Pestalotia conspicua
COSTA RICA
Cercospora musae
Dendryphium toruloides var. taurinense
Pestalotia conspicua
Phyllachora engleri
Phyllosticta odontoglossi
Stachylidium theobromae
CUBA:
Cercospora musae
Cercos pora nicotianae
Cercospora rosicola
Colletotrichum vanillae
Diplodia theebromae
Macrophomina phaseoli
Stachylidium theobromae
CYPRUS:
A helenchoides bicaudatus
DOMINICA
Cercospora. musae
Gloeosporium cinnamomi
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Cercospora musae
Gloeosporium leguminum
Macrophoma musae
Stachylidium theobromae
DUTCH GUIANA:
Cercospora musae
Pestalotia leprogena(?)
ECUADOR:
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Stachylidium theobromae
EGYPT:
Diplodia theobromae
Uromyces baewmerlianus
ENGLAND:
Aphelenchoides parietinus
Ascochyta decipiens
Cercospora angraeci
Cytospora ambiens
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Ditylenchus iridis
Gloeosporium rhododendri (?)
Monilinia laza
Pestalotia pezizioides |
Phyllosticta laeliae
Septoria nodorum
Stagonospora ilicis
Urocystis colchici
FINLAND:
Phomopsis alnea
Thecopsora areolata
FRANCE:
phelenchus avenae
scochyta pisi
Percoepore angraeci
Coniothyrium diplodiella
Cytospora ceratosphora
Hormodendron cladosporioides
Leptothyrium pomi
Stemphylium botryosum
Thielaviopsis basicola
FRENCH GUIANA:
Diplodia paraphysaria
GERMANY:
Phoma incarcerata
Sclerotinia kerneri
GREECE:
Phomopsis cinerascens
Uromyces fabae
GUAM:
Colletotrichum hibisci (?)

GUATEMALA:
Cercospora musae
Pestalotia anthurii
Pseudomonas marginata
Stachylidium theobromae

HAITI:

Stachylidium theobromae

HAWAII:

Uromyces alyxiae

HONDURAS:

Cercospora musae
Diplodia paraphysaria
Pestalotia conspicua
Stachylidium theobromae
Uredo epidendri

INDIA:

Colletotrichum lili
Melanospora zamiae
Neovossia horrida
Pestalotia conspicua
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllachora cynodontis
Physalospora orchidearum
Physalospora peribambusina
Pseudomonas fabae
Pseudomonas viciae
Puccinia melanocephala
Septoria posekensis
Xanthomonas citri

IRELAND:

Coniothyrium olivaceum
Pleospora gilletiana

ITALY:

Ascochyta citri
Ascochyta fraxini
Coryneum beijerincki
Fusicoccum cinctum
Gloeosporium olivarum
Leptosphaeria rusci
Marsonina juglandis
Marsonina ochroleuca
Phyllosticta maculiformis
Pleospora herbarum
Puccinia magnusiana
Puccinia phragmitis
Sclerotium cepivorum
Sphaeropsis ellisii
Venturia pyrina

JAPAN:

Botryosphaeria ribis (?)
Botrytis elliptica
Colletotrichum lilii
Cytospora atra
Gliomastix convoluta
Helminthosporium oryzae
Mycosphaerella hondai
Phyllosticta cymbidii
Sclerotium oryzae

LIBERIA:

Phyllosticta sorghina

MALAYSIA:

Papularia sphaerosperma

MEXICO:

Alternaria citri
Aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi
Aphelenchus avenae
Cercospora gossy pina
Cercospora musae
Cercospora physalicola (?)
Cercospora rosicola
Coleosporium dahliae
Coniothyrium hysterioideum
Cytospora lirella

Diaporthe dubia (?)
Diplodia bambusae
Diplodia paraphysaria
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Dothiorella gregaria
Epicoccum nigrum
Fusarium oxysporium
Gloeosporium fructigenum
Helminthosporium carposaprum
Heterodera marioni
Hormodendron cladosporioides
Macrophomina phaseoli
Memnoniella echinata
Myrothecium roridum
Omphalia flavida

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Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Perisporium wrightii
Pestalotia conspicua
Phomopsis verans
Phyllosticta laeliae
Physalospora camptospora
Physalospora wildemaniana (?)
Physopella fici
Phytophthora citrophthora
Phytophthora phaseoli
Pratylenchus scribneri
Puccinia stakmanii
Ravenelia siliquae
Septoria cercos poroides
Stachylidium theobromae .
Stemphylium botryosum
Stemphylium ilicis
Stereum fasciatum
“Tomato pox’”’
Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae
Triposporium stelligerum
Uredo behnickiana
Uredo epidendri
Uredo guacae
Uredo oncidii
Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis
Vermicularia dematium

MOROCCO:

Marsonina juglandis
Stemphylium botryosum

NETHERLANDS:
Aphelenchoides subtenuis
Asterosporium hoffmanni
Botrytis galanthina
Botrytis gladiolorwm
Cercospora handelii
Ceuthospora lunata
Coniothyriwm hellebori
Cumminsiella sanguinea
Discosia artocreas
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Ditylenchus iridis
Exobasidium vaccinii
Fusarium bulbigenum
Fusicladium pyracanthae
Fusicoccum galericulatum
Fusarium orysporum var. gladioli
Gloeosporium phacidiellum
Gloniopsis levantica
Heterosporium variabile
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Lophodermium juniperinum
Mycosphaerella rhododendri
Nectria cinnabarina
Panagrolaimus rigidus (?)
Papulaspora magnifica (?)
Pestalotia macrotricha
Pestalotia rhododendri
Phomopsis depressa (?)
Phomopsis magnoliae
Phomopsis magnoliicola
Phomopsis tinea
Phyllosticta camelliae
Phyllosticta limbalis
Pithya cwpressina
Plasmodiophora brassicae
Pseudomonas marginata
Pyrenopeziza lauri-cerasi
Sclerotiopsis concava
Sclerotium delphinii
Septoria azalea
Septoria vincae
Stemphylium ilicis
Thielaviopsis basicola

NETHERLANDS—Continued
Tubercularia vulgaris
Uromyces fabae
Urocystis colchici
Verticillium buxi
Xanthomonas hyacinthi

NEW ZEALAND:
Cryptospora longispora
Monilinia laxa
Pestalotia banksiana (?)
Phomea citricarpa
Septoria dianthi (?)

NICARAGUA:
Cercospora musae
Uredo scabies

NORWAY:

Nectria cinnabarina

OKINAWA:
Aphelenchoides hicaudatus
Heterodera marioni

PANAMA:

Cercospora musae
Diplodia theobromae
Phyllachora balansae
Phyllosticta odontoglossi
Stachylidium theobromae

PARAGUAY:

Elsinoe australis
ERU:

Uredo guacae
PHILIPPINES:
Diplodia paraphysaria
Polyporus sanguineus
Xanthomonas citri
PORTUGAL:
Diplodia populina
Fusicladium eriobotryae
Mycosphaerella pinodes
Pseudomonas seminum
Sphaeropsis salicicola
PRETORIA:
Stemphylium botryosum
PUERTO RICO:
Elsinoe phaseoli
Mycosphaerella lythracearum
Uromyces dolicholi
ST. LUCIA:
Stachylidium theobromae
SPAIN:
Leptothyrium pomi
Phomea citricarpa
Septoria pisi
SWEDEN:
Monilinia fructigena
Plowrightia virgultorum
Verticillidochium tubercularioides
TRINIDAD:
Cercospora zinniae
Hemileia oncidii
TUNISIA:
Puccinia rubigo-vera secalis
Urocystis occulata
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Phoma citricarpa
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS:

Elsinoe piri

Lertothyrium pomi

Sphaeropsis malorum
UNKNOWN:

Uredo ignava
VENEZUELA:

Macrophoma cattleyicola

Uredo guacae

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 19491

(List of Pests Recorded During the Period July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, In-
clusive, as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering
United States Territory. )

INTRODUCTION

This report, covering the thirty-sixth year for which interception lists have been
issued, summarizes the records of insect pests, plant pathogens, and certain other
organisms found in, on, or with plants and plant products (1) imported, (2) offered
for but refused entry, (3) held as ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered for entry
through customs, (4) offered for entry for immediate export or for immediate trans-
portation and exportation in bond, and (5) in domestic shipments between Hawaii
and Puerto Rico and the mainland.

In some cases collections made late in the year are included in the report for the
following year, since determination cannot be obtained immediately for all of them.
Occasionally determinations are delayed for longer periods. The data for this list are
obtained from routine reports by personnel of this Bureau, supplemented by informa-
tion supplied by State and Customs officials. The States of California and Florida
maintain staffs of specialists who identify a large proportion of the material collected
at their ports. Specialists of the Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural
Engineering determine many of the difficult or unusual pathogens collected at the ports.

All scientific names are reviewed by appropriate specialists in the Department to
assure conformance to the international rules of nomenclature.

While every reasonable effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections
listed, the alleged origin of host plant materials cannot be verified in all cases, and
where there is reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, the questionable
items are either omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

The year covered by this list has seen a lessening of importations of certain types of
plant materials, but an increase in others. Air transportation of many perishable
plant shipments served to bring plants and their pests to us with a promptness that
assured the survival of both. Continual vigilance is necessary to combat such threats
to the nation’s plant life, and those responsible for the movement of aircraft have
continued to assist in carrying out plant quarantine regulations intended to reduce
to a minimum the movement of potentially dangerous plant materials.

1Compiled by W. H. Wheeler, pathologist, Judith Hunt, plant quarantine aid, and
P. X. Peltier, entomologist, Division of Foreign Plant Quarantines.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Air-borne plant material arrives in mail, baggage, express, stores, and freight, and
interceptions of plant pests on such importations have been frequent. During the
year 4,312 interceptions were made of insects arriving by air with agricultural material
or as stowaways. There were 342 interceptions of plant diseases. Approximately
one-third of the plant-disease organisms were not determinable to species but, from
the evidence, appeared to represent little or no risk to this country. A few of the
disease organisms specifically identified but not known to be in the United States are,
however, reported to be parasites of their hosts in foreign countries. Some of the
most important insects intercepted during the year were from host fruits and plants
arriving by plane—a pattern to be expected in the coming years.

Among the more important insects found in air-borne material were: The whitefly
Aleurothrixus myrtacet (?) on myrtle in cargo from Brazil; Anastrepha fraterculus in
mango in baggage from the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Salvador, and A.
fraterculus (?) in cherimoya in baggage from Chile and in orange in baggage from Peru;
the Mexican fruit fly (A. ludens) in Annona sp. in baggage from Guatemala, in grape-
fruit in baggage from Mexico, in mamey in baggage from Guatemala, in mango in
baggage from Guatemala and Mexico, in orange in baggage from Costa Rica and
Mexico and express from Guatemala, and in pomegranate in baggage from Mexico;
the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) in mango in baggage from Bermuda,
the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Panama, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, in mango in
mail from Puerto Rico, and in mango in quarters from Mexico, in guava in baggage
from Puerto Rico and Salvador and in guava in mail from Puerto Rico, in yellow
mombin in baggage from Puerto Rico, Salvador, and Trinidad, in yellow mombin
in quarters from Mexico, in Spondias sp. in baggage from Salvador, and in yellow
mombin in mail from Puerto Rico; A. serpentina in orange in stores from Trinidad, in
sapodilla in baggage from Guatemala and Venezuela, in sapote in baggage from
Guatemala and Panama, and A. serpentina (?) in sapodilla in baggage from the Nether-
lands West Indies; A. suspensa in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico; Caryedon fuscus
in Cassia javanica in baggage from Hawaii; the Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis
capitata) in apricot in baggage from the Cape Verde Islands, in apricot in stores from
France, in fig in baggage from the Azores and Italy, in guava in baggage from Palestine,
in mango in baggage from Brazil, in medlar in baggage from Italy, in orange in baggage
from the Azores, Italy, Portugal, and Spain, in orange in stores from the Azores
Portugal, and Spain, in peach in baggage from France, Italy, Lebanon, Portugal, and
Spain, and in peach in stores from France, Portugal (?), and Spain, in pear in baggage
from Spain and in pear in stores from Portugal, in persimmon in baggage from Italy,
in tangerine in baggage from Portugal and in tangerine in stores from Portugal and
Spain, and C. capitata (?) in apricot in baggage from Syria, in guava in baggage from
the Madeira Islands, and in orange in baggage from the Union of South Africa; Cocco-
irypes dactyliperda in date pits used as food for monkeys in stores from India; Cylas
formicarius var. in sweetpotato in cargo from Siam and in sweetpotato in stores from
India; adults of the oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) were intercepted 31 times in
preflight inspection of airplanes leaving Hawaii for the mainland; preflight inter-
ceptions of immature stages of D. dorsalis included one in coffee berry, one in ginger
flowers made into a lei, and one in papaya in baggage from Hawaii; D. ochrosiae (?) in
seed of Ochrosia sp. in baggage from Guam; the olive fruit fly (D. oleae) in olive in
baggage from Italy and Lebanon; Hpicaerus cognatus in wild potato in mail from
Mexico; the citrus whitefly (Dialeurodes citri) on leaf of gardenia in freight from China;
the oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta) in peach in stores from France; Kalo-
termes bequaerti in Juniperus sp. and pine crates in cargo from Bermuda; the Hast
Indian bean pod borer (Maruca testulalis) in flower lei made of Canavalia sp. in baggage
from Hawaii, in lima bean in baggage from Puerto Rico, in pigeonpea and string bean
in baggage and mail from Puerto Rico; the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella)
in cottonseed in baggage from India and the Virgin Islands, and in cottonseed in
cargo from Brazil and Pakistan, in cotton samples (grabbots) in cargo from Brazil,
in okra in baggage from Puerto Rico and in okra in mail from the American Virgin
Islands; Polychrosis botrana in grape in baggage from Italy and in grape in stores
from France; Rhagoletis alternata in rose hips in baggage from Sweden; R. cerasz in
cherry in baggage from Germany and Italy, in cherry in stores from Italy and in
cherry in quarters from France, and R. cerasi (?) in cherry in stores from France and
in cherry in quarters from Portugal; Sesamza cretica in broomcorn in cargo from France.

The more important plant disease organisms found on air-borne material, not
believed to be established in the United States, were Alternaria gypsophilae on gypso-
phila in baggage from Brazil, Elsinoe australis on sweet orange in stores from Brazil,
E. phaseoli on lima bean in cargo from Puerto Rico, #. piri on apple in baggage from
Poland, Heterodera goettingiana with soil about roots of strawberry plants in mail

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from Denmark, H. punctata with soil about orchid roots in express from England,
H. rostochiensis with soil about roots of miscellaneous plants in baggage from Germany,
Monilinia fructigena on apple in stores from the Netherlands, Phoma citricarpa on
sweet orange in stores from Australia and Canton Island, on mandarin orange in
baggage and quarters from China, and on unidentified citrus fruit in baggage from
China; Phyllosticta saccardot on rhododendron in air express from England, Septoria
posekensis on orchids in cargo from Brazil and Mexico, Uredo anthuri on anthurium
in express from Guatemala, U. autwmnalis on chrysanthemum in express from Japan,
and Xanthomonas citri on sweet orange in baggage from China, and on grapefruit
lemon, and sour lime in stores from India.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

Anastrepha fraterculus was intercepted in grapefruit and orange from Brazil and
in mango from the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Salvador, and Trinidad, and A.
fraterculus (?) in cherimoya from Chile, in orange from Brazil and Peru, and in grape
from Argentina. The Mexican fruit fly (A. ludens) was taken in Annona sp., orange,
mamey, and mango from Guatemala, in apple, avocado, grapefruit, mango, orange,
peach, pear, pomegranate, quince, sapote, sour orange, sweet lime, and tangerine
from Mexico, in orange from Costa Rica, and in mango from Honduras. The West
Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) was intercepted in mango from Bermuda,
Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico,
Panama, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, in guava from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Salvador,
in yellow mombin from Guatemala, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Salvador, and Trinidad, in
Spondias sp. from Guatemala, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, and A. mombinpraeoptans
(?) in mango from Panama and Trinidad. A. serpentina was found in sapodilla from
Guatemala and Venezuela, in sapote from Guatemala, in mamey and star-apple from
Mexico, in grapefruit and orange from Trinidad, and in sapote from Panama, and A.
serpentina (?) in sapodilla from the Netherlands West Indies. A. suspensa was inter-
cepted in guava from Cuba and Puerto Rico and in orange from Puerto Rico. The
Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) was taken in apple from the Azores, Italy,
and Spain, in apricot from the Cape Verde Islands and France, in coffee from Brazil
and Hawaii, in fig and loquat from the Azores and Italy, in grape from Argentina,
the Madeira Islands, and Portugal, in grapefruit from Cyprus, Egypt, Hawaii, Italy,
Morocco, the Union of South Africa, and Uruguay, in guava from Palestine, in mango
from Brazil, in medlar, persimmon, pomegranate, pricklypear, and quince from Italy,
in orange from Algeria, Azores, Brazil, Cyprus, Egypt, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and
the Union of South Africa, in papaya and tomato from Hawaii, in peach from Algeria,
France, Italy, Lebanon, Morocco, Portugal, and Spain, in pear from Italy, Portugal,
and Spain, in plum from Greece, in purple granadilla from the Azores, in tangerine
from Italy, Portugal, and Spain, and with contraband containing oranges and Citrus
sp. from Lebanon, and C. capztata (?) in apricot from Syria, in grape from Argentina,
in grapefruit from Cyprus (?) and Morocco, in guava from the Madeira Islands, in
lemon from Italy, in orange from Brazil and the Union of South Africa, in peach from
Italy and Morocco, in pear from France, and in plum from Portugal. The melon fly
(Dacus cucurbitae) was taken in cucumber from Hawaii and the Straits Settlements
and in squash and tomato from Hawaii, and D. cucurbitae (?) in cucumber, squash,
string bean, and tomato from Hawaii. The oriental fruit fly (D. dorsalis) was found in
an airplane, avocado, banana, small green coconut, coffee, Garcinia rubra, ginger,
guava, Japanese persimmon, lychee, papaya, soda-apple nightshade, tropical almond,
and vi-apple from Hawaii and in mango from Hawaii and India, and D. dorsalis (?)
in small green coconut, fig, and tomato from Hawaii and in Ochrosia sp. from Guam.
The olive fruit fly (D. oleae) was intercepted in olive from the Azores, Italy, Lebanon,
and Portugal. The celery fly (Huleia heraclei) was taken in celery from England.
Rhagoletis alternata was found in rose hips from Sweden and R. alternata (?) in rose
hips from Austria and Sweden. R. cerasi was intercepted in cherry from France,
Germany, Italy, and Portugal and R. cerasi (?) in cherry from France, Italy, Portugal,
and Spain. R. juglandis (?) was taken in walnut from Mexico. The apple maggot
(R. pomonella) was found in apple and red haw from Mexico. R. striatelia was inter-
cepted in husk tomato from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

A bruchid, Acanthoscelides griseolus, a potential pest of sesbania, was taken in
Sesbania macrocarpa and Sesbania sp. from Mexico. The ground-nut stem girdler
(Alcidodes dentipes) was found in sweetpotatoes used as food for monkeys coming
from West Africa. Aeolothrips brevicornis (Aeolothripidae) was intercepted on Erica
sp. from the Union of South Africa. The citrus blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) was

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taken on leaves of Citrus sp., orange, and sour lime from Mexico. A curculionid,
Baris coerulescens, was found in radish from France. Bruchidius incarnatus (Bruchidae),
a considerable pest in Egypt, was found in broadbeans from Egypt and Lebanon. A
bruchid, Bruchus tristiculus, not yet found breeding in this country, was intercepted
in vetch from Italy. The Asiatic rice borer (Chilo simplex) was found in rice from
China and Japan, and C. simplex (?) was found in Leersia sp. from Japan. A pentato-
mid, Coptosoma cribraria, a pest of beans in the Orient, was intercepted on the stem of a
camellia from China. The banana root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus) was taken in
banana root from Honduras. Cylas femoralis (Curculionidae) was taken in sweet-
potato from West Africa; C. formicartus in sweetpotato from India; C’. formicarius
var. in sweetpotato from the Fiji Islands, Hawaii, India, Iraq, and Siam; and C.
puneticollis in sweetpotato from Mozambique, Sierra Leone, and West Africa. The
Tahitian coconut weevil (Diocalandra taitensis) was found in coconut from Hawaii.
Epicaerus cognatus (Curculionidae) was taken in potato and Solanum sp. (wild potato)
from Mexico. A chrysomelid, Gastrophysa viridula, believed not yet established in
America, was found in soil with potatoes from England. Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
(Olethreutidae) was found in orange from Brazil. Leucocera sexpunctatus (Chryso-
melidae) was taken on orchid leaf from Cuba; little is known of this Antillian genus.
The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) was taken in cottonseed from Brazil,
Egypt, Hawaii, India, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Pakistan, and the Philippines, in seed
cotton from Haiti and Mexico, in cotton boll from the Virgin Islands, cotton (grabbots)
from Brazil, and in okra from the American Virgin Islands, Brazil, and Puerto Rico,
Pheidole megacephala (Formicidae), an important economic species, was found on
eggplant and pineapple from Cuba. An olethreutid, Polychrosis botrana, was taken in
grapes from France and Italy. Two curculionids, Premnotrypes fractirostris and P.
solani, were found in potatoes from Peru. Sesamza cretica (Phalaenidae) was inter-
cepted in the stem of broomcorn from France. A curculionid, Sitona humeralis, not
known to be established in North America, was intercepted with garlic, grapes, lily
bulbs, and rose stock from Italy. The coffee berry borer (Stephanoderes hampez) was
taken in coffee berries from Brazil in transit to Canada.

SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica) was found on salvaged military equipment
which was being returned from Guam, the Philippines, Saipan, and Tinian Island.
Living snail eggs were taken from an empty coconut husk attached to the military
equipment, while 12 interceptions of living snails and one of dead snails were made on
military equipment. One interception was made at New York, N. Y., on material
from Saipan, 6 at San Francisco, Calif., from Guam, Saipan, and Tinian Island, and 6
at San Pedro, Calif., from the Philippines and Saipan.

Among other interceptions of snails, not known to occur on the mainland of the
United States and i injurious to agriculture, was a species of Lamellaxis which was taken
at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with plants from Mexico, and at San Juan, Puerto Rico in
soil arriving by airplane from the Dominican Republic.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

Changing conditions for the year under consideration placed China in first place as
the country contributing the largest number of interceptions (11) of citrus canker
(Xanthomonas citri), and India, which held that position for three years, dropped to
second place with 9. Japan followed in third place with 4 interceptions. Fruits
infected were grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour lime, and sweet
orange. A second disease of concern to citrus production in this country, the sweet
orange scab (Hlsinoe australis), was taken 22 times on lemon from Argentina and
Brazil, 22 times on sweet orange from Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, twice on sour
lime from Brazil, and once on tangerine from Argentina. ‘Cancrosis B’’, still another
serious disease of citrus in South America, was found on six different occasions on
lemons from Argentina. Coleosporium senecionis, a rust fungus of possible importance,
was intercepted on two large importations of Scotch pine seedlings and one of Swiss
mountain pine seedlings. The three importations were from Denmark and were
intended for reforestation work in this country. This rust has been reported to do
considerable damage to pines in some parts of the world, but is not believed to be
established in North America. With this report comes the first records of the inter-
ception of the golden nematode ( Heterodera rostochiensis), a serious pest of potatoes
and tomatoes in Europe, known in this country only from Long Island, New York,
where eiforts are being made to prevent its spread. Analysis during the year of various
lots of prohibited foreign soils yielded 11 interceptions of this dangerous pest. Neovossia
indica, a smut fungus of potential importance to the wheat production of this country,
arrived by mail on two occasions from India where it causes as much as 20 percent
damage in the hot lowlands. This disease is commonly known as ‘Karnal bunt’’.

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Other diseases worthy of note were a leaf fungus, Ascochyta haworthiae, of haworthias
from the Union of South Africa; camellia yellow-spot virus of that host from France;
the banana leaf spot (Cercospora musae) from various countries where it is known; a
rust fungus, Coleosporium domingense, on plumeria from Venezuela; a fungus, Cwrvu-
laria lunata, on pepper from Cuba, and on onion from Mexico and Sweden; a fungus,
Cytospora ceratophora, on nuts of chestnut from Italy; a stem fungus, Cytospora dahliae,
on dahlia from France; a twig parasite, Cytospora punica, on pomegranate from Mexico;
the lima bean scab fungus (Eilsinoe phaseolz) from Cuba; a rust fungus, Gymnosporangium
haraeanum, on juniper from Japan; a stem fungus, Heterosporium ornithogali, on
ornithogalum from the Union of South Africa; a banana leaf fungus, Leptosphaeria
musarum, from Colombia and Guatemala; a banana fungus, Macrophoma musae, on
that host from India, Pakistan, and the Philippines; a brown rot fungus, Monilinia
fructigena, on peach fruit from Portugal; a leaf and stem fungus, Phaeosphaeria oryzae,
on rice from China and Japan; citrus black spot (Phoma citricarpa) from Australia,
China, Formosa, Japan, and the Union of South Africa; a twig fungus, Phomopsis
magnoliae, on magnolia from the Netherlands; a twig and stem fungus, Phomopsis
sorbicola, on Kuropean mountain-ash from the Netherlands; a leaf fungus, Phyllachora
englerz, on anthurium from Guatemala;a camellia leaf spot fungus, Phyllosticta camelliae
from England; a rust fungus, Prospodium appendiculatum, on the Florida yellow-
trumpet from Mexico; a rust fungus, Puccinza cichorit, on chicory from Belgium; a
leaf and glume fungus, Pyrenochaeta oryzae, on rice from India; a twig fungus, Sclero-
tinia kernert, on fir from Greece; a bulb-rotting fungus, Sclerotiwm delphinii, on Morocco
iris from France; a leaf-spot fungus, Septoria bambusella, on bamboo from China}; a
leaf-spot fungus, Septoria castanicola, on chestnut from Italy; a leaf-spot fungus,
Septoria cyclaminis, on cyclamen from Italy and Switzerland; a leaf blotch fungus,
Septoria posekensis, on various orchids from Brazil, India, and Mexico; a stem fungus,
Stagonospora graminella, on wheat from India; a rust fungus, Thecopsora areolata, on
cherry leaves from Finland; a leaf rust, Uromyces coronatus, of wildrice and rice from
Japan; a smut fungus, Ustilago esculenta, of Asiatic wildrice from Japan; and the
He ae yellows disease (Xanthomonas hyacinthz) in hyacinth bulbs from the Nether-
ands.

Nematodes of interest for the year were A phelenchus aderholdi in lily-of-the-valley
pips from Denmark and Germany; A. avenae in aster from Germany; Ditylenchus sp.,
apparently destructor, in peanut seed from Uruguay; D. dipsaci in garlic from Mexico;
Ditylenchus sp. in colchicum, iris, and narcissus from the Netherlands; Heterodera
goettingiana in soil with camellias from the Azores and strawberry roots from Den-
mark; H. punctata with soil about orchid roots from England, and Tylenchus putre-
faciens in garlic from Mexico.

Of the 1,182 species of pathogens or other organisms listed in the table, 77 were
new to the interception files. Interceptions of the other 1,055 pathogens showed 128
new countries of origin and 109 new hosts.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently inspectors find insects or pathogens affecting plant material in such a
stage or condition that complete and accurate determination is impracticable or
impossible. Some of these insects and pathogens are without doubt new to science,
and may be destructive pests. The notes below are given to show the general nature
of such incompletely determined interceptions.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies: Anastrepha
sp., probably fraterculus, at New York, N. Y., in fig in baggage and in grapefruit in
stores from Argentina, and at Eagle Pass, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico;
Anastrepha sp., probably ludens, at Laredo, Tex., in orange in baggage from Mexico;
Anastrephasp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at El Paso, Tex., Hidalgo, Tex., and
Laredo, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico, at El Paso, Tex., in mango in baggage
from Salvador, at New Orleans, La., in mango in baggage and in mango in ship’s
garbage from Guatemala, at New York, N. Y., in mango in baggage from Puerto
Rico and Venezuela and in quarters from Puerto Rico, and at Port Arthur, Tex.,
in mango in stores from Panama, at Laredo, Tex., in guava in baggage from Mexico,
at New York, N. Y., in yellow mombin in baggage from Venezuela; Anastrepha sp.,
probably serpentina, at Laredo, Tex., in sapote in baggage from Mexico, at New Or-
leans, La., in apple in quarters, origin unknown, at San Pedro, Calif., in cherimoya
in cargo from Ecuador; Anastrepha sp., probably striata Schiner, at New York, N. Y.,
in guava in baggage from Trinidad; Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa, at Miami, Fla.,
in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico; Anastrepha sp. at the National Airport, Arling-
ton, Va., in cherimoya in baggage from Peru, at Baltimore, Md., in grapefruit in
stores from Trinidad, in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico, and in orange in stores

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from Brazil, at Boston, Mass., in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico, at Brownsville
Tex., in mango and orange in baggage from Mexico, at El Paso, Tex., in jobo plum,
mamey, and mango in baggage from Mexico, at Galveston, Tex., in orange in stores
from Brazil, at Hidalgo, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico, at Hoboken, N. J.,
in Cowma macrocarpa in express from Brazil, at Jacksonville, Fla., in orange in baggage
from Cuba, at Laredo, Tex., in orange and peach in baggage from Mexico, at Miami,
Fla., in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico, in hog plum in baggage from Guatemala
and Puerto Rico, in mango in baggage from Colombia, Haiti, and Puerto Rico, at
New Orleans, La., in mango in baggage from Guatemala, at Newport News, Va., in
grapefruit in stores from British Honduras, at New York, N. Y., in guava in baggage,
mail, and quarters from Puerto Rico, in mango in stores from Ecuador and Honduras,
in mango in baggage and cargo from the Dominican Republic, in Passiflora sp. in
baggage from Trinidad, and in sapodilla in stores from Peru, at Port Arthur, Tex., in
grapefruit in stores from Argentina, at San Juan, P. R., with a bag of oranges in
stores from South America, in rose-apple in baggage from British Guiana, and in
sapodilla in baggage from the Dominican Republic, at San Ysidro, Calif., in mango
in baggage, probable origin La Paz, Baja Calif., and at Tampa, Fla., in mango in
pilot’s lunch box on an airplane from Panama; probably Ceratitis sp. at New York,
N. Y., in grapefruit in stores from the Union of South Africa; Dacus sp. at Boston,
Mass., in melon in stores from southwest Arabia; probably Dacus sp. (not cucurbitae) at
Baltimore, Md., in squash in stores from the Union of South Africa; probably Dacus
sp. at Galveston, Tex., in vegetable marrow in stores from French West Africa;
Rhagoletis sp., probably completa Cress., at Hidalgo, Tex., and Laredo, Tex., in black
walnut in baggage from Mexico; Rhagoletis sp. at E] Paso, Tex., in Lyczwm berlandiert
in baggage from Mexico, at Laredo, Tex., in red haw and walnut in baggage from
Mexico. Two species of Anastrepha (adults) were found in the light socket in the
hold of a ship carrying banana cargo. Fiften interceptions which could not be iden-
tified beyond family (Tephritidae) were taken at Anchorage, Alaska in an airplane
from the Orient, at Boston, Mass., in tangerine in stores from India, at the National
Airport, Arlington, Va., in Hugenza sp. in garbage (evidently discarded by a passenger)
from Siam, at El Paso, Tex., in squash in cargo from Mexico, at New Orleans, La.,
in grape in cargo from Argentina, at New York, N. Y., in Hugenza sp. in baggage from
Puerto Rico, in grape in cargo from Argentina, in squash in stores from the Union of
South Africa, and in a paper bag with peppers (none in peppers) from Liberia, at
Philadelphia, Pa., in orange in stores from Brazil, at San Juan, P. R., on banana in
stores from Brazil. os
The following miscellaneous insects of special interest were intercepted: Abutiloneus
sp., near idoneus Bridwell (Bruchidae) at New York, N. Y., in Abutilon sp. seed in
cargo from Mexico; Acanthoscelides sp., probably ceratioborus (Philippi) at St. Paul,
Minn., in carob bean in mail from Peru; Aleurotrachelus sp. (Aleyrodidae), apparently
undescribed, at El Paso, Tex., on Litsea glaucescens in mail from Mexico, at San
Francisco, Calif., on Odontoglossum schlieperianum in air freight from Costa Rica,
and on Palmaceae in air express from Guatemala; Aleyrodidae (undescribed genus
and species), near Aleurodicus, at Brownsville, Tex., on Laelia majalis in cargo from
Mexico; Altica sp., near rufa (Ill.) (Chrysomelidae), apparently undescribed, at
Brownsville, Tex., with tomatoes in cargo from Mexico; Anomalococcus sp. (Coccidae),
an undescribed species, at San Francisco, Calif., on orchid in cargo from Siam;
Anthonomus sp., probably varipes Duval, (Curculionidae) at New York, N. Y., in
eggplant in cargo from Cuba; Asterolecaniwm sp. (Coccidae), undescribed, at San
Diego, Calif., on bamboo stalk in cargo from the Canal Zone; Bemisia sp. (Aleyrodidae)
on plants on tractor returning from Saipan; Caryobruchus (new) sp. (Bruchidae) at
Laredo, Tex., in palm seed in baggage from Mexico; a scolytid, Chramesus sp., evidently
undescribed, at Brownsville, Tex., in wood in cargo from Mexico; a curculionid,
Polydrusus sp., or Barypeithes sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in soil around astilbe roots in
cargo from the Netherlands; Diabroiica sp., near curvilinea Jac., (Chrysomelidae) at
Brownsville, Tex., in cabin of airplane from the Canal Zone; Hmbolemus sp., (Embole-
midae), rare insects, at Nogales, Ariz., in cabin of airplane carrying tomato cargo
from Mexico; Hpicaerus sp., near elegantulus Champ., (Curculionidae) at Brownsville,
Tex., on gardenia in quarters of an airplane from Mexico; a lygaeid, Hxptochiomera sp.,
probably undescribed, at Laredo, Tex., on an orchid plant in cargo from Mexico;
Glaucothrips sp. (Thripidae) at Hoboken, N. J., on Erica sp. and Protea sp. in air
express from the Union of South Africa and at New York, N. Y., on #rica sp. in cargo
from the Union of South Africa; Gnorimoschema sp., doubtfully borsaniella Koeh.,
(Gelechiidae) at New York, N. Y., in pepper in stores from Brazil; an olethreutid,
Gymnandrosoma sp. at Miami, Fla., in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico and at
New York, N. Y., in grapefruit in stores from Uruguay; Heterobostrychus sp., near
pileatus Lesne, (Bostrichidae) at New York, N. Y., in wood in cargo from India;
Lampyridae, genus unknown and unlike any form in this country, at Brownsville,
Tex., with Miltonia endresti in cargo from Costa Rica; Leptodictya (new) sp. (Tingidae)

6

at Nogales, Ariz., with orchids and succulent plants in baggage from Mexico; a chryso-
melid, Phyllobrotica sp. or near, at Blaine, Wash., in lily bulb in cargo from Japan;
Pissodes sp., probably notatus F., (Curculionidae) at New Orleans, La., in packing
strips around peat moss in cargo from the Netherlands; Pityokteines sp., probably
curvidens (Germ.), (Scolytidae) at Galveston, Tex., in strips around peat moss in cargo
from Germany; Platylecantwm sp. (Coccidae), undescribed species, at San Francisco,
Calif., on Vanda caeruela in air freight from Siam; doubtfully Prays citri Mill. (Hypo-
nomeutidae) at Detroit, Mich., in orange blossom in baggage from Sicily; Prays sp.
at Seattle, Wash., in Citrus sp. in stores from the Philippines, at Baltimore, Md., in
Citrus sinensis junos in stores from the Philippines and at Galveston, Tex., in grape-
fruit in stores from Egypt; Tarsonemus sp., a mite, at New York, N. Y., on nectarine
in cargo from Chile and at Seattle, Wash., on rhododendron leaf in cargo from Eng-
land; an aleyrodid, Tetraleurodes sp., near acaciae (Q.), undescribed, at San Ysidro,
Calif., on twig of Dalea spinosa in baggage from Mexico; Tetralica sp. (Aleyrodidae),
apparently undescribed, at Brownsville, Tex., on gardenia in baggage and cargo from
Mexico and at Nogales, Ariz., on white sapote foliage in baggage from Mexico; Xylo-
pertha sp., probably crinitarsis Imh., (Bostrichidae) at Baltimore, Md., in mahogany
in cargo from Gold Coast, Africa.

There were 4,798 interceptions distributed among 893 genera, which could be
identified to genus only. A total of 115 could be determined to family or subfamily

nly.
A total of 4,913 incompletely determined insects were intercepted during the year.
DISEASES

Among the incompletely determined plant disease organisms collected from in-
coming material during the year were Cercospora sp. on cordia from Mexico; Cer-
cospora sp. on cocoa from Peru; Cercospora sp. on avocado from Mexico; Cercospora sp.
on pea pod from Mexico; Cytospora sp. of rhododendron from England; Cytospora sp.
on yew seed from Japan; Helminthosporium sp. on rice from China and Japan; ‘‘Lep-
rosis”’ on sweet orange from Liberia and Mexico; Monilia sp. on rice from China;
Phoma sp. on sweet lime from Italy and on lemon from Argentina, Italy, Turkey,
and Uruguay; Phyllosticta sp. on spinach from Turkey; Phyllostecta sp. on sweet
orange leaf from Brazil and on unidentified citrus leaf from Italy; Phyllosticta sp. on
daphne from England; Rhabdospora sp. on rhododendron from England; Ramularia
sp. on gladiolus corm from the Netherlands; Septoria sp. on anthurium from Belgium;
Sporocybe sp. on rhododendron from England; T7lletta sp. on wheat from India; and
Uredo sp. on leek leaves from England and France.

Nematode interceptions worthy of note were Aphelenchoides sp. in peanut seed
from Uruguay and in a tomato fruit from Mexico; Aphelenchus sp. in onion and garlic
from Mexico; Ditylenchus sp. from Germany in New England aster roots, from Den-
mark with lily-of-the-valley pips, and from the Netherlands in colchicum corms, iris
bulbs, and tigridia bulbs; Heterodera sp. in soil with undetermined plant from France;
and Pratylenchus sp. with lily-of-the-valley pips from Denmark.

A total of 571 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the year.

Geographic summary of interceptions listed in main table and interception totals

Country Insect Disease Country Insect Disease
Number | Number Number | Number
Africa: Asia (continued):

J \ GE ii ee EE REN a 8 ope Ces 9 1 VDLUS- 2s SISO See 4 1
Cape of Good Hope_-_-__-_-_-- 1 0 HOrmM OSA sae ees 2 1
Cape Verde Islands_________ 1 0 diay Buktel ne ne ee ee ones 94 36
LORD seer ae ee ares 15 3 ST Tw tem aan rele ese seers 0 1
NMETV Aen epee sue a LEE 1 2 DO fiX0 aan eee es Ste eS 2 1
TLill bye ei Se es a ee 0 1 ARS) ae Ss Se ee 1 0
Madeira Islands_____________ 6 0 Japanese s=5 ee ae ere es 77 77
WWLOTOCCOn ee steer 9 0 150) ete Wee Se SERIE, Oe NS 1 1
IO ZAI IG I Cae ee eee 1 0 Hebanon hal ae See 10 0
HN eriae soa. oo ees Ee 6 0 Orient) eee eee 0 1
retoracs 3 i. BNR ke 4 0 Pakistanea22 aie sate Sl ae 1 1
Sierra Leone_______-...___-- 5 1 Palestine-22:--2-23= 2222s cee 8 0
Southwest Africa____..______ 3 0 peo! RA eee ye See 8 2
ransvaal eae 2 0 Straits Settlements___.-____- 11 1
qNutaieiy. Lets Ds ee eres 2 0 Syrias Sahin sat erase bees vas 4 tt)

Union of South Africa_______ 40 13 | Australasia:
IWies TPA: Cale eee en nanen a 3 0 Aitutaki Island__._.-.-_---- 0 1
Asia: ; American Samoa___________- 1 0
Afghanistan ___-___-_-----__- 10 4 Mustraliges 2222 ts 17 20
Lr pene aa olka el [iss 27 148 IB Aba Va Soe eee mena Neto 1 0

Geographic summary of interceptions listed in main table and interception totals
—Continued

Country Insect Disease

Number | Number

Country Insect | Disease

Australasia (continued): North America (continued):
Bintan Island..--------_-__= 1 0 Bahamas eas ee een 7 0
Cantontislan dae eee 0 1 IBanbadOseesseeen at moun 2 1
Cayloni a Spa ae 3 2 British West Indies______- 6 1
Miisiands See ae 3 1 @ubates nee a ee sg 73 11
USM sane senha aceon oe 7 2 Dominican Republic_____- 12 1
Ey ati EAC ies a IR 255 10 FA fine em Bal Say We aahts 5 1
New Zealand____.-___-_____- 3 1 Jamnaicaneie yy INT ss 26 2
Philippineshe ees 45, 9 Netherlands West Indies__ 1 0
Salpan keeles eae D) 0 Puerto Rico_.---___.______ 231 18
SouthiPacitich ae a vay ) 0 StAKAGiSY SARA TEE 1 0
Tiniansland yee ey aa 2 0 St diticia ie eee 0 1
PEST Uke 2 RE a 2 0 Drinidadsss ss ee 35 2
Europe Virgin Islands___________=- 5 0
BATUIS CELA ae eit ee EY Naf eR 3 0 | South America:
AZORES IA: TA PTT TEST se ye 14 3 Angenting el fa We ays 22 25
Belem ese Re N Ce 89 36 Bazi) eae Se ae eee ten 100 43
3 1 British Guiana 9 1
7 11 Chile_____-- 16 1
78 36 Colombia__ 37 7
1 0 FICUAC OT eaten NEE PE MOE 5 2
4 1 Netherlands Guiana_________ 5 0
85 10 Petites ety. by wel ch wl een 12 4
30 14 South America__._____-_____- ) 1
10 1 OM TOT env jeter en re 5 2
5 0 Venezuela 215 sys 54 6
12 2 | Total:
303 30 ZAVIT C8t wo Se: a i eget 108 21
113 173 ALS [ef Sera PER eso anwnes eee ae 260 275
10 1 Australasia Sees} ere 347 47
1 1 Burope!--cqa- et eee il AEE 940 348
45 12 North America____-.________ 2,227 344
Jayna ays oN () 3 South America_____-_________ 265 92
Scotland Manian See ele 7 0 Unknown espe eye 12 3
Spainsh- > ho Pe eT ee 27 1
Swederms sn ae cues are 34 3
Switzerland eae eae 6 2 RO Lautan Menu Ula anen Annee 4,159 1,130
unkeyis sea eee aye | 49 7
Wialesowaeeeu rae eRe 1 0
BYAUIZOSla vila ee en 3 0
North America: Total incompletely deter-
Bermuda 8 7 mined pests, pp. ----__-- 4,913 571
Canada 8 3 Total insect interceptions_ 930723 |es aera =
British Columbi 2 1 Total disease interceptions |_________- 1,701
Central America__-_- Grandhotel eke eee as | woe meee 10,773
British Honduras 1 0 sees O22 SEU
Canal Zone 69 4 Note.—In addition to the countries named above,
Costa Rica 74 40 | interceptions were made from Anglo-Egyptian
Guatemala 58 30 | Sudan, Antigua, Aruba, Belgian Congo, Bolivia,
Honduras 28 6 | British Somaliland, Canary Islands, Christmas Is-
Nicaragua 7 2 |land, Eniwetok Island, Ethiopia, French West
Panama 23 11 | Africa, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Grenada, Java,
Salvador. 21 1 | Johnston Island, Kwajalein Island, Luxembourg,
Mexico 1516 203 | Manua Island, Mariana Islands, Midway Island,
West Indies 1 0 | Natal, Nevis, New Guinea, Oceania, Paraguay,
American Virgin Islands__ 7 0 | Rhodesia, St. Vincent, Trieste, and Wake Island.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1946, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host Country of Collected in—
origin Con- Prop-
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Acalypta parva (Fall.) (Tingidae):~
IWC OG SiO SS aaa er HMrance tb fey 2 ro Pe teat ney ee 1 | New Jersey.
Acalypta parvula (Fall.) (Tingidae):
WiC OGS/IT OSS eee sa TE a reer oes (0 KoVinnhelen lpr See eens i | HR a ad es 1 Do.
Acanthocinus aedilis (L.) (Ceramby-
cidae):
UNS SD (DINO) eae eee Netherlands__- Sieg | onee ase ee ee ee Alabama,
Texas.
DVVOO Cae eS ROL ENED). SES yal eres ee | area (0 Ko ease ane leat be aah gs ath Es cae | a Louisiana.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—
Insect and host Country of Collected in—
origin Con- Prop-
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
peeioscelides armitagei (Pic.) (Bruchi-
dae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ----_____- Brazil, Canal (1G \ ieveheeone ad 3 | District of Col-
Zone, Guate- umbia, New
mala, Pana- Jersey, New
ma, Venez- York.
ucla

seer cncenaes griseolus (Fall) (Bruchi- j
dae):
Sesbania exaltata California.
SACD Ob Se eine eal ee Arizona.
Acanthoscelides obreptus Bridwell
(Bruchidae): ;
Vigna sinensis (cowpea)-_-----_-----_|---- CL RC EE [Jc Uke etnies oe 1 | District of Col-
umbia.
ae spinipes (Er.) (Bruchi-
dae
MepimeypOdss.22- 2b 22222 aS Italy ees A104 | ss MaRS | age Oe New York.
Wnitinuputicn Ofer. ) (Mollusea): :

Cocos nucifera (coconut) ----________- Guambssseees 1 | ars Pea eas California.*

Returned military equipment_-_-____- Guam, Phil- 13 9 | Seen ns eer California.*,
ippines, Sai- New York.
pan, Tinian
Island. _.-__-

Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hypono-
meutidae):

Alliiim cepa (onion) _-2 ~~ 222-2. Tita ly aera Rite |e ae 1 pets ees Texas. :

Allium porrum (leek) -..----------_- NTance eyeing eee ee Aig | pekvitte a ahinee Pennsylvania
Netherlands

Acroleucus vicinalis Dist. (Lygaeidae):

Ornchidmeestessc seh ee} IVI G0 ele eee | esterase EUS pearance 1 | Texas.
Acrosticta mexicana Cole (Otitidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) __-______]___- C6 (oan en 3 AN Mens eee | ere me Do.
aa longicornis Champ. (Elateri-

ae

Wrchidwee eens. OTe eit Sees (6 (0) iss Peres pipiens ake| bese arn ee 1 Do
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae)

VODA aCe ere al ea Fa parenacon tng le a weiter eae it Ihara tho Hawaii

LS qReTVR o\ Se See ae RTI ERs Geral] [Eee i Qa ER ify eae Do.

PETAUTSCUESTS Deere eee eee, LEGS Oe se= ih Rees eee | De EEE Do.

Ipomoea tuberosa (woods rose) -_-____- CACO teense 1h | See eee Eee eee Do.

Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise- |__..do_________- [| eke BERS re Soren sate Do.

flower)
Aeoloides grisescens (Germ.) (Elateridae):

BEL ASD tee eran naan ats Union of South}|_______-__ ey Beene ee New York.
Africa.

Aeolothrips brevicornis Bagn. (Aeolo-
thripidae):
FEA CONS Dee ek leu Aa GQ ba Lt Ph ake Perens enarg [LR Leen Rte Do.
Aeolus pulchellus Cand. (Elateridae): E
FULDA Cr emee ee rep et teh od Salvadoraenaam eeu ae AE (eee ema Louisiana.
Agallia quadripunctata (Prov.) (Cica-
dellidae):
Phlor subulata (moss phlox)----__--- Carrad assesses lie ena 1 | New Jersey.
VAVOOVIS Teno SU SEs BES Re ee BE Fe ONS Sea eae eels ae ee 1 Do.
Agalliopsis novella (Say) (Cicadellidae)
Widod sumOss==2 es metre ies Meare nye Pie 1 kee Sei | eee pe eR 1 Do.
Aglossa cuprealis (Hbn.) (Pyralididae):
Sih Sos Orally pose so ee ea Portugal__+___ pg (eee ee amide Al | ea algae Mie see Massachusetts.
Triticum aestivum (wheat) -_________- TAZ Ores hee 5 al eae ee 2] ee Se A Do.
Agonosoma trilineata (F.) (Pentato-
midae): :
(Over ata ne See ee Suc eh a @analtZoneses: | hee ae | eee een 1 | Puerto Rico.
ane dentipes (Oliv.) (Curculioni-
ae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ---___- Sierra Leone, 1 fin | eee SOA oe Massachusetts,

West Africa. New York.
UO woglumi Ashby (Aleyro-
didae
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -_-_____- Mexico-_--_-_-- 21 1 1 | Arizona,
California’,
Texas.
Citrus sinensis (orange) __----.-------|---- dossiers Ae epee bad Laka SI Texas.
(CORP) Gy Oe, Gales depend gh elem arian aie bl WO dome 12+) es eR SRG ms Arizona, Texas.
Aleuroglandulus emmae Russell
(Aleyrodidae):
Orchid Mamie i re aia Pe I a (6 (0) te a nas ea 1 | Texas.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host eae of
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae Russell
(Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) -________|---- Co Co Psuaneeeanen te
Aleuroplatus cococolus Q. & B. (Aleyro-
didae):
Pale Oe ENS ees ee doer sss
Aleurothrizus myrtacei Bondar (?)
(Aleyrodidae):
Marius spuimyrtle)tesso nee ee oe
Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Kuw.)
(Aleyrodidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) ________-
Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Back)
(Aleyrodidae):
Annona squamosa (sugar-apple) - _-__ Cubat=s2—=—
Algarobius ceratioborus (Philippi)
(Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (cascalote) --__---- Salvador._-___-
Caesalpinia brevifolia___.____________- Chiles
Cordiajtrichotoma____ os
IPTOSO0D1S\GLGanOUILlLd eas ee ee eee | ee
EP OSODISIIUIG NO ee ee eae en |
Algarobius prosopis (Lec.) (Bruchidae):
Trosopis pubescens (screwbean) --.-| Mexico_____-__
ERT OSODISISD Penne etn ene ee eee Hawaii,
Mexico__-_-_
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae) :_
UCEnTIG Sperber ener r es aeots Netherlands
Magnolia soulangeana (saucer mag-

LO 1 1ea)) Ses eee cee ee ert PR 1 Batten | See ea
BIVIGGMOLLGIST eee ete eee inte eee ( a Kare aS SOL TA ees a Ld ie Mk
Wieigelatsp re Ne Rae 6 Ka) eee ate BE Dy (VANIER a

Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ________- Mexico__-____-
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae):
CutiHowers tanto amass inna cea ices GoEstereare
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) __._.____|--_- Gols
ZANG IDEM SD See ee nna en be Hawaii________
ae cornutus (Pallas) Bostrichi-
ae):
OrchiGgeaes Eee SRE IES es OE
AYO OYC Maes ie ol a oe Ua CA a ape India, Mexico-
Ananca hottentota Fairm. (Oedemeridae):
Protea Sp tctere ern eee ee ea Union of South
Africa ses = tne
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.),
(Tephritidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _.________
Citrus sinensis (orange) _------.-.-_--|----
Mangifera indica (mango) -__________- Dominican
Republic,
Mexico, Sal-
vador, ‘Tri-
nidad yaaa.
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (?)
(Tephritidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) _____- Chiles
Citrus sinensis (orange) -...--__------ Brazil, Peru__.
VatzsiSDen (STADE) sense eee Argentina_____
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
ANNOMMSD se owas = eo ge ee Guatemala____
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) _-___- Mexico__..__--
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -_--._-|_-_- doksieeess
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)__________|___- Gopeastsss
Citrus reticulata (tangerine) ..__..-.-]___- doteeitcam:
Citrus sinensis (orange) ------.______- Costa Rica,
Guatemala,
Mexico-.-.-.-

10

Number of interceptions in—

Con- Prop- Collected in
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Gt | res ral eer merle California*
Texas.
i ej] ed a ti | ees See Arizona.
1 | Florida.
1 Do.
| Sate RE es el Do.
Uda He RCP | ot ne Louisiana.
DF | Severs nine Pee eee New York.
1 | District of Col-
umbia.
0 9) sila po OE a ee ee 1 Do.
LOWES SEI | EET pees (eee aca en 1 | Oregon
Lal SS Sees aes | os abe Texas.
P| ependymal Arizona,
Hawaii.
SS | ee A A [ettoeenan sate a 1 | New Jersey.
Gomer 2 Ree Pere eed | aeane aes 1 Do.
1 Do.
1 Do.
O65 |ece sec cores | nee ee Texas
IU | Seer asap Sr mance Do. ‘
Ds PS NE ee eee Do.
1 eee EE | aaron California.
1 | Texas.
Aa le Sheree See eee Missouri, New
York, Wash-
ington,
DP Soe ae | eee New York.
DN iii oad Maryland,
New York.
PA taba certs ee New York.
fa ee a fel eS Alabama, New
York, Texas.
A eee See ee District of Ool-
umbia.
1 Jie See Alabama,
Maryland,
Bi Soe ell ees New York.
3) [eee ee | [ie ee Louisiana
DO ts NS eae ee ree Texas.
Die ees | es ee Do.
Sisal eae Do.
1 Fi ee as hat bape Do.
100 CY bee BSS Louisiana
Texas

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of
origin
Anastrepha ludens—Continued
Cydonia oblonga (quince) ------------ Mexico_______-
Malus sylvestris (apple) _._.---------|---- dos 2-22-25
Mammea americana (mamey)------_- Quatemala____
Mangifera indica (mango)__________- Guatemala, - _-
Honduras,
Mexico.
Persea americana (avocado) ___.-__-- Mexico___-____
Prunus persica (peach)_______---____|---- hi). eee
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --_-_|---- Got eues
Pyrus communis (pear)__------------]---- dos
SHYT OC Ss Se eS oe ne el Dae dowtitesewass
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein
(Tephritidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) --______--- Bermuda, --__-
Costa Rica,
Dominican
Republic,
Guatemala,
Haiti,
Honduras
Jamaica,
Mexico,
Panama,
Puerto Rico,
Salvador.
Psidium guajava (guava)___________- Cuba, Puerto
Rieo, Sal-
vador.
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-| Guatemala,
Mexico,
Puerto Rico,
Salvador,
Trinidad.
ISYRTTTUAT CY Oy eee eee ee Guatemala, _-
Puerto Rico,
Salvador.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (?)
(Tephritidae):

Mangifera indica (mango) Panama, Trin-

idad.
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied).
(Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla).___________ Guatemala, ___
Venezuela.
Calocarpum sapota (sapote)-_________ Guatemala____

Chrysophyllum cainito (star-apple)_--.| Mexico__.._.__|_-_______-
Drinidad S22 Dees eS

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __.______-
Citrus sinensis (orange) __.-___-_____|_--- GO Bh nn BEE EE
Mammea americana (mamey)--_---_-- Mexico__._-.--
‘SEY OYA) HG) I EE IO ata Te a genet Ce Panamassseas
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (?)
(Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)_....._____- Netherlands __
West Indies.

a a suspensa (Loew) (Tephriti-
ae):

Citrus sinensis (orange) -..-----------
Psidium guajava (guava)

Puerto Rico_--
Cuba, Puerto
Rico.

a stercorea (Zell.) (Phyciti-
ae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-__---____- Bahamas,
Dominican
Republic,
Panama
Puerto Rico,
Trinidad.

11

Number of interceptions in—

Collected in—

Do.
Arizona,
California,
Louisiana,

mee bo bo

LOSi eee tn ly seen

Alabama,
California*,
Florida*,
Louisiana,
Maryland,
Massachu-
setts, New
York, Penn-
sylvania,
Puerto Rico
Texas,
Virginia.

Florida*,
Louisiana,
New York,
Pennsylvan
ia, Puerto
Rico.

California*,
Florida*,
Louisiana,
New York,
Texas.

Louisiana,
New York.

32

oO
ay

~

Alabama,
Texas.

Florida’,
Louisiana.
Louisiana.
Do.
New York.
Florida*,
Puerto Rico
Texas,
Do.

—

New York.

SERCH AH AUST See Do.

Florida*,
Massachu-
setts, New
York, Puerto
Rico.

om

1

29 Maryland,
New York,

Pennsylvan-

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive

—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Andricus glandium Giraud (Cynipidae):
Quercusisne(valonia) sateen ee
Anomala rufocuprea viridiaenea Ohaus
(Searabaeidae):
Cupressus sp. (eypress)----------_-_-
Antestia variegata (Thunberg) (Pentato-
midae):
LEOWAD SO See Se a it eT

Antestia variegata lineaticollis (Stal)
(Pentatomidae):
I ESROVN ATR (3 Ose Sea a NS See Se

AT RO ES rectirostris (L.) (Curculion-
idae):
Prunus padus (European bird cherry)
Anuraphis helichrysi (Kltb.) (Aphidae):
Chrysanthemum sp

Anuraphis tulipae (Fonsc.) (Aphidae):
VAT ETLONEISD eee ee ee eee
Grocusisp ayaa sae re ae anes
Syd SMD U/CIVELT | CO aan ee ee
UT 2SOOG LAT see ee TS
Tris susiana (mourning iris)

TF USIS pve a lOens Seem aae Fey ane

SLAY AO Slo}, ((bvbyoy) se
Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):
Canangiwm odoratum (“ilangilang’’)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)______-
Cordiaispsastes se eee ere eee
Aonidiclis comperei McKenzie (Cocci-
dae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ______-
agers inornata McKenzie (Cocci-
dae):
Citrus reticulata (tangerine)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine)
CLOSTUUTULITS Deena Ene ene
Musa paradisiaca sapientum
(banana)
Aoromius quinquepunctatus (L.)
(Curculionidae):
VWiciarspa (vieteh) pee ae tae ee
Aphanus saturnius (Rossi) (Lygaeidae):
WD Soh (Gre) ee
Aphanus umbrosus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -_-
Apion carduorum Kby. (Curculionidae):
Cynara cardunculus (cardoon) -______
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ___
Apion pomonae F. (Curculionidae):
Vicia sp. (vetch)

Araecerus vieillardi (Montr.) (Anthri-
bidae):
(inp lane se sane ae dene ee es
Ipomoea tuberosa (wood rose) ---____-
Argyresthia conjugella Zell. (Hypono-
meutidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Number of interceptions in—

f -
ae p Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
entry tion
Turkey -2 2-2 1 | Bee |i ewe New York.
apant. 27 ete pene gas Po Ce oe 1 | Washington.
Union of South}__________ i Uh | aie a New York.
Africa.
We OMe ee | oes ee eae Do.
INTE xT CONE eee | Reece Ban ellie yaa 2 Texas.
BG Ko een PLE | DUES aR) Oa | | ae ee 1 | Arizona.
(Mus trigsest 221 haa beeen ee 1 | New Jersey.
England, Nor- Oi pee ee ee Massachusetts,
way, Scot- New York.
land.
Bermuda______ alte es aa A Noe New York.
INetherlands33) | 322225) sap ee 1 | New Jersey.
Bape Kays Beek Be NH a | ee 1 Do.
eA Kayo eens | ION SIRE) eee 2 Do.
ineglandhae chllpseee hoe Meee ewe 12 Do.
France,
Netherlands.
INetherlandss5| ee 2st | iene 1 Do.
Rneland a ee ee 9 | California*,
France, New Jersey.
Netherlands.
Belgium 2. ha iat eee se ee 4 | New Jersey,
Netherlands. New York.
Philippines_ -__ Ue) Fie Se ad Minnesota.
INTAREVWO 23 so HDeo| Meniap rape aR California*
Mexico-_-____-- 1 Fl singer mnayaiee | (a zae to Texas.
Trinidad_____- 1) ne er Florida.*
Philippimes_-_-_|__.2_..__- DB Bee real California.”
Philippines, _-- 3 pi llacave eset oe Do.
South
Pacific.
TET Wie nae | pee ER ee 1 Do.
apaeed (| Qe ee ae 1B NBs ep Wy oP Do.
UM iel ice ee Vy | ete ee se sence Hawaii.
France__--_--- OU Mee cy ae L Maryland.
Italy es pI oy eames ae (eee Rye eS New York.
Mexico-_--__-_- 1a (eee [ater terry 2 Texas
1 ASW es SR | ra Se nae ae 1 | New York.
France, Italy_- 2 DAE I ae eee Do.
France, Por- 3) ee Ce ee Alabama, New
tugal, Spain. York.
Australigeeesss pase eee | rece Hawaii
lakh sy bau nay (aeceeregreteee 7 een eae a Do.
Norway------- i Ui paps ARE FR RC RT SS New York

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host origin Con- Prop-
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Argyrotaenia franciscana (W1sm.) (?)
(Tortricidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple) --_-._.-____- IMiexi Com setees | Manna ene ily ete Meee ih,
Artipus floridanus Horn (Curculionidae):
Herbaceous plant 2 2 tass2 sees lee Bahamas----_- RS | eeepc preea th |e me a eee
Arvelius albopunctatus (Deg.) (Penta-
tomidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------- Miexicoz22= 2222 1118 | ERS ES |) Meo dee
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__|_--- (Go) Se Oh | Sear ee | eis ae
Aspidiotus abietis (Schr.) (Coccidae):
PALOTESISD WN (iD) ween 8 anna ee @zechoslovakia| Es 522) fase seeese 1
Aspidiotus coryphae Ckll. & Rob.
(Coecidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ___-_.______- Philippines | pean PN | ok eee ees
oa degeneratus (Leon.) (Cocci-
ae):
CCMPLITISD sane greens se le @hiinay erste sere peel soa Lee ees wes naa 2
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ___.________- Canal Zone,_-- 16 Dy ka= Gen aak
Costa Rica,
Guatemala,
Honduras,
Mexico.
Mammea americana (mamey)-_-____-- IUCr CORR COs Seen ee See 1
Musa paradisiaca sapientum______-_- Costa Rica_._- JOR OLS. S28 |e ea es
(banana) Cuba, Gua-
temala.
TPP Wa Ao kN ee ee toe a Se Cuba = VSocn eR ES ee)
i2ieyans Ny as Ba earl as deinen aS lesecbe a esleasoseseds 1
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)_.-_________ Mexico_______- 1f Saeee eee | hemes ae
PHILOMETOTOM SD eee ee eee Colom blasts | Meee ee ees | Seen 1
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ______- Straits Settle- |_.-.-..-__ oe ee oe
ments.
TPURIRY SSA See eee: era ee a Philippines- -- Vij oe
Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadden
(Coccidae):
PE LIUTILCN ACTS) poe oe ee Hawali_____.-- De teeter al aia UES by
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) _______- Miexicoe=222 eit aera ee DNS | ers te
Citrus sinensis (orange) -.--___-__--_ Costatk ical | ee 17 | 2 SSL ENON
Lycaste gigantea (orchid)-....._-_____|_--- 66 Oe ee Pe yee | Dean as ara es 1
Musa paradisiaca sapientum___.__.-- Costa Rica, - -- Oy | RRR SSI | eee wae
(banana) Nicaragua.
Ee ilodengron SPses seen en CostapRicases| Me. 2 Ue | ee 1
ae pseudomeyert Kuw. (Cocci-
ae):
Cupressus sp. (cypress). ------------ Japan see ee ee ee ee 1
Aspidiotus spinosus Comst. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) -___-------- Hawali___.___- Di aera ene | eye ee
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) _-________- Greece------_- NP ee ee
Laelia anceps (orchid)_---_-________- Mexico 203 e| ae See |e ene van 1
Musa paradisiaca sapientum_____-_-- Nicaragua--_--_- 3g es ae Sel pa a
(banana)
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.)
(Coccidae):
BAM OOM mee ae ey oeen ed wane British Guiana, Byte eee See
Mexico.
Asterolecaniwm epidendri (Bouche)
(Coccidae):
PATENTS D se ee ee oe CostasRicata | Seese eid Saas eee 1
Catasetum viridiflavum (orchid) _-.-_- @analiZoness3 |= |e 1
Cattleya dowiana (orchid)-_.--.-__--_- OSLABR ACH pa ae ee a eA ERR See he 1
Cattleya lueddemanniana_-_______-__- Meneziela aon ie eee 1
(HOTRAATES 3 iss, Gc NR IS Related aed da bel CostagRicavese | Saar eeehe | eke 1
Dendrobium sp. (orchid)_-------____-_ IBS TAZ] Bee ee | ee eR ae 1
Laelia anceps (orchid)__--_-__________ Mexico__--____ S| eee NS | ng ae
Oncidium flecuosum (orchid) -______- SBS 87, ee | eect es ean ree 1
Oncidium lanceanum___---------__-- 7Rrini gad aes eee eel | ene 1
Orchid See ear Resse Nee ree CANATEZ OTC ee eee es | eens
Costa Rica,
Jamaica.
Asterolecanium pustulans (Ckll.)
(Coccidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)_----__-_-_- Puerto Rico--- 1 pe (eee oy (Seer a ere

Country of

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Number of interceptions in—

Collected in—

California.*

Florida’.

New York.
California.*

Do.

California, *
Florida,*
Texas.

New York.
California, *
Florida.*

Florida.*
California.*

Do.
Florida.”
California.*

Washington.

California.*
Do.
Do.
Florida.*
California. *

Florida.

Washington.

California.”
Massachusetts
Texas.
California.*

Arizona, New
York.

Florida.
New Jersey.
California.*
Texas.

Do.
California, *
Texas.

New Jersey.

D

0.
Florida,
Puerto Rico.

New York.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Country of
Insect and host origin Con- Prop-
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Asterolecanium pustulans—Continued
asminum sambac (Arabian jasmine)| Hawaii__..____]__________|__________ 1
Neriwm oleander (oleander)--_______- IBS HAMS eee | nen ia | eee even 1
EPL iLMer i GSP eo eee ee es a ce DS G25 7: b Lape eH IS ah er 1
Asterolecanium stentae Brain (Coccidae):
ETCULNiC VOGES time ee Mransvaalie.< slic. le Ue ee 1
A eap tule cyperi Mshl. (Curculioni-
ae):
Vanda sp. (orchid)_____-____________ Hawail__..____ i Ka aan Aaah | due clase
Athous haemorrhoidalis (F .) (Elateridae):
Soil around plants_________________- England --2-ee seg | eee 1
Athous niger (L.) (Elateridae):
Paeonia sp. (peony) -_---____________ Netherlands =e) | Sessa sae | eeu 1
Athous subfuscus (Mull.) (Elateridae):
ES oy Oa see lente aricinlig lap, Chet MS RAN Ce be TAN CO. 22) Soa ieee Bee ee Cae 1
Athous vittatus (F.) (Elateridae):
Co Se SAP (Ea eres aga a ehh Sere 22 | | Le Or ee sic a 1
Attelabus corvinus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Orchidareveds for Ge ee Ie Moexicoz: 22 odllen ey cea Ihe rt ieee 1
Paris coer escens (Scop.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Raphanus sativus (radish)___________ Hrancoteee calves lcecc|) | ailll|eeacreen
Barynotus moerens (F.) (Curculionidae):
Soil around Convallaria pips_________ England___.--- 1) ee ee || Ceara tot
Barypeithes araneiformis Schr. (Curcul-
ionidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) ---__--__-- Treland.---__ 2: UU eee epee | See eee
Bibio johannis (L.) (Bibionidae):
Oilsera te ceA has asin eon rate hae TAN COL cs eee a an eect Sinem 1
Blastophagus piniperda (L.) (Scolytidae)
SATU Ci Ooi Got) yo Germany,_--_- toa kpespeemernelanlotae | fer ela
Netherlands,
Poland.
Wooden strips around peat moss_-____ Netherlands_-_ Ui apes dee iets
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll.
(Curculionidae):
Allium sativwm (garlic)_.---________- Dtaly-easee ee Go| Bare tend Te ees
Brachycerus algirus F. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)_......-._____|---- dows 2 (3)1| 1 AER ali ata 35) [gee
Brachyrhinus meridionalis(Qyll.)
(Curculionidae):
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily) -___| France_____--_]__________]_________. 1
Baca ceniis singularis (L.) (Curculion-
ae):
Grass and weed roots in soil ballast__| Scotland______ 1h Kelemen «| | elena 2
ere hEhas sulcatus F. (Curculioni-
ae):
AStiLDe SP yest ee Ono eae ante ba INetherland saa Sse | ae 1
Ribes alpinum (mountain currant) --|_-_- Goss. s a0. ES he eee eee 1
Soil around rhododendron roots__-__- AZOLES ee eee en ee aes ded | oe ene ae 1
Brentus anchorago (L.) (Brentidae):
Cybistax donnell-smithii (primavera) | Honduras-___- ) Wp (aprender esd pp eae
Bruchidius biggutatus fulvipennis
(Germ.) (Bruchidae):
GISLUSST SES ie Re es Murkeye s-2 eee a 1
Bee incarnatus (Boh.) (Bruchi-
dae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)-____--________ Egypt,__-__-_- 3 1 Se eee
Lebanon.
Bructaiys lividimanus (Gyll.) (Bruchi-
ae):
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom). .__| Italy__..._----]____..--__]__-____..- 1
Bruchidius quinqueguttatus (Oliv.)
(Bruchidae):
VWAGTOSIOy (Qu@ldla) aps al he el Durkeyeceeee- ded ahaa ata) ps Geena aS
Bruchus affinis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Grain used for monkey food________-_ In Gin teresa ters. |e eae ee 1 Hh ese act
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea) ______- Shyyaliacid reroll eee ee 1
VAG SOs (QC) Basa eee ranceseesa 1A i repre beee| be meee are
Bruchus atomarius (.) (Bruchidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)-______________ Turkeys. S20) eas Me Ee

Number of interceptions in—

Collected in—

California.*
New York.
California.*

Do.

Hawaii.
New York.
New Jersey.
Do.
Do.

Texas.

New York.

Pennsylvania.

Massachusetts.
New Jersey.

Alabama, New
York, Texas.

Louisiana.

New York.
Louisiana,

New York,
Texas.

New York.
Alabama.

New Jersey.
Do.

New York.

Louisiana.

District of
Columbia.

Massachusetts,
New York,
Texas.

New Jersey.

New York.

Georgia.
Ohio.
Alabama,

District of
Columbia.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Country of

Insect and host origin Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Bruchus dentipes Baudi (Bruchidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)______-____--- Lebanon-.----- P| SSI fs on (at bias NO New Jersey,
New York.
Bruchus emarginatus Allard (Bruchidae):
Pisum sativum (pea) _.--------------- ao it} ce ater ee eee pce (eee ir 4 | District of
Columbia.
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil) -.--.--------_-- Lebanon, - - --- (el |e oe 7 | District of
Italy, Syria, Columbia,
Turkey. New Jersey,
New York.
Vicia ervillia (bitter vetch)-_-________ SRUTK Gye ee es ange alga a [Pere oe ae 1 | District of
Columbia.
Bruchus guttalis Rey (Bruchidae):
Vacimsp-taveteh)-...-2£=-=--2-2-222. France, Mad- Fie Eee al eee oe nt Michigan,
eira Islands, New York,
Portugal, Ohio,
unknown. penne yy an
a.
Bruchus hamatus Mill. (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)-----._----------- Murky eer ae sewn Wye es 3 | District of
Columbia.
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil) _....._...___-- Italy, Turkey - | estes nea 7 | District of
Columbia,
New Jersey,
New York.
Bruchus luteicornis Il. (Bruchidae):
WarteiSp-syetch) 2-222. 45. -------= 125 Belgium, ______ nya she eiete aac geet rN ce L Alabama,
France, Louisiana,
Italy, Maryland,
Switzerland. New York,
Texas.
Bruchus rufipes Hbst. (Bruchidae):
We PTINGYSCCGi ans sade ot hee TRUK OYE ee aes | eae ee ae eee 2 | District of
Columbia.
WactasSDa(vetch))—---- tat once eons France, Tur- Lif ests aes 4| Alabama, Dis-
key. trict of Col-
umbia.
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil) ._.______-___-- Dtaly=e2eeseacs 1 |e rea ea | 2 | New Jersey,
New York.
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea) -_-_-_- FTIR Oye oe eae tee eee et ie 1 | District of
Columbia,
WACTUSD sa (VeLCh)==—---=12---- oon se talyt ss eee |e ee ee ie | ns Bh Texas.
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
Caliente ies ine SUT aE ae (6 (ops SR ee ee Sige |e a ee 1 | New York.
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)_-_---___- Murkey potas So ese ee 1 | District of
Columbia.
IGE LS| SY) eee eee ed ne RS ital liye eerie Ot peat tide 1 | New Jersey,
New York.
eptmerseedt--.- 22-22 8 ots iss HNO dl qo he7tclmtenen | foc et eases fie othe aa aes 1 | District of
Columbia.
Vicia ervilia (bitter vetch)__-________]___- C6 Kays Pepe a | [red Dean | |e 1 Do.
Vicia faba (broadbean)______________ italy ee | Te S| cea New York.
WAGES STO (Orr a) eae i Netherlands__ i) | Pee ae Missouri.
Bruchus ulicis Muls. (Bruchidae):
Vicia ervilia (bitter vetch)___________ Tare ys ee ye |enene ee eel eee 2 | District of
Columbia.
WARD STATION CLA) eee Be ee C6 ag A Sra ese | pes ee“ ea reece 1 Do.
Callidium violacewm (L..) (Ceramby-
cidae):
ICE DISD (SPLUCE) a ee inland seo2-=5 Gof | dca | ey New York.
Sweden
USS De (DING) anes n ee Finland, (ie | [stearate aS | hte se Ce Louisiana,
Germany, New York.
Sweden.
SoS ee ee ee a oe INOLWAaYe Qi oe Ue eee al Oregon

Orchid=e es Sees Sa os Miexico=soee"ai|REo-Soad olen caste = 1 | Texas.
Catania elegantula Jac. (Chrysomeli-
ae):

Cattleya sp. (orchid)___-.__-_-------- Gosta Rica: aa |iaee zie Os Coed 1 | Florida.
Callirhytis sonorae Weld (Cynipidae):
OEnCUs Span (OAK) eee ee ae Miexicos= 220" 2 Na | ne shea re | ee ee oe Arizona.

Inst of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

16

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host oan of Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Callosobruchus ademptus (Sharp)
(Bruchidae):
Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean)_| Japan_________|__________]-_________ 2 | New Jersey,
Washington.
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cicer arietinum (chickpea) _-________- mdiats 5. si se ce 5s | See 1 | District of
Columbia.
PAROS 2OUUG COPCUR sss sees | Ch Seen NE | nee epee | tet See 1 Do.
Con rug chinensis (Lu.) (Bruchi-
ae):

1 Basen a shark Va NAS Rig Uae ace ie cd, 2 China, Italy, Are eed ae nee an Hawaii,

Philippines. Illinois, New
York.

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) _________- British________ (hip fanaa aterdak 3 | Florida,
Guiana, New Jersey,
British New York,
West Indies, Pennsylvan-
Jamaica, ia.
Philippines,

Puerto Rico.

Cicer arietinum (chickpea) _________- India, Italy, 5 pa ei eee a Georgia, New
Puerto Rico. York.

Cordyline terminalis (ti)_.._.._______ Hawaii________ 1) So cee ee Hawaii.

Dolichos biflorus______.._.__________- India-ee teri | aoe. eet ieee 3 | District of

(twinflower dolichos) Columbia.

Glycine maz (Soybean) _____________- @hina lin Gl aes | eee | eee ae 3 Do.

“@Grammey ve Ween eau oe ae India ean eee Ii fe ert = Georgia.

GON UTUSISD tetera ee re ee FS AOE AAR Ree a ees eee 1 | District of

Columbia.
epume seedy eee a eee leyapbbyoyowayasy ol eee a ee 1 | New Jersey.

Mixedisrain ssn ene eens IT GL Ato teed | ea nee AD pee Georgia.

Phaseolus aureus (mung bean) _-____- Lhe GL is Reteen tee pl | AG ee | eee 5 | District of

Columbia.
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney: bean) =!) |b22G0l ss | eee 2 Do.
IPNGSCOULS|S Drees India, Italy __-_ 1h Rees 2 | District of Col-
umbia, New
York.
SPAS ULTIYIS Pee en ne a nee @hing bse ee a eel | ne 1 | District of
Columbia.

Seed sass esas epee eee Ey Ta ee ical Pah eeralg Gaol laren renames 2 | Missouri.

Vicia faba (broadbean)-______._______| Italy__________ Doh Nett, ie |e coc New York.

Vigna sesquipedalis__________________ i ae ARS Fi (Pom tat A a ahaha ise 1 | Washington.

(asparagus-bean)

Vigna sinensis (cowpea) .-___________ India, Jamai- Ps he vescyanibearia hy 3 | District of Col-
ca, Philip- umbia, New
pines. Jersey, New

York.

VAGMONS Dee ee ete tins ee ape ee ee Ttaly Scores Niel eieontcpeeciaot Of gla AN > New York.

Caltosobruchas maculatus (F.) (Bruchi-
ae

1 Beir) whe msahae ree De roe iy ee ee erate Mexico seu Sen cree rien 2 2 | District of
Nigeria, Columbia,
Norway, Florida,
Turkey. Texas.

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) __________ Barbados, ____- El apap 1 | New York.
Jamaica,

Venezuela.

Cicer arietinun (chickpea) -__________- India, Turkey|-_---__-__- 2 1 | District of
Columbia,
New York.

Hibiscus esculentus (okra)___________ Marke yess oh des acon ag | ae 1 | District of
Columbia.

UGE TASS) sere Tee Greecessna = sel Pee. SSN Keema 2| Texas.

Hepumeseedis- oe ee ae Tun ke yee Panes | ee re eR ee 1 | District of
Columbia.

Phaseolus aureus (mung bean) _____- Mexico, Tur- fs | ee Eee 1} Arizona, Dis-
key. trict of Col-

umbia

Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus___-__- Spainsa= = | eee ds | See es Texas.

(lima bean)
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean)____| Turkey_______]_--.-_--___]__--__--_- 1 | District of
Columbia.

LENG SEOLUSTS Pete are tenes italy eae (P| een | See eee eae New York.

Pisum saroum (PCa) = een eee ane Norway, Trin- 1 2) | Re De eee Oregon, Texas.
idad, un-
known.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host origin Con-
sump- Non-
tion entry

Callosobruchus moculatus—Continued

Vigna sinensis (cowpea) ------------- Oanal Zone, -_-- P Val gee Wepre
Nigeria,
Turkey.

VRTDEA STO AR SE Egypt, Nigeria 2

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Gyll.)
(Bruchiade):

Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean) -- --- Hawaii, India, Ol ia ee
Jamaica.

Dolichos sp. Jamaica____-__ 1

pees conicus (Germar) (Pentatomi-
dae):
Chrysanthemum sp._.----.-.------_--
CURR G Lh) OS ES See ee
Caryedon fuscus Goeze (Bruchidae):
Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna)
IGS SLUNS [ee oe oe eer 8 SSE
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) --_---_-
Cassida nebulosa L. (Chrysomelidae):

Prop- | Collected in—

District of
Columbia,
New York.

w

ie etic Viepsad high ae be New Jersey,

New York.

District of
Columbia,
Hawaii, New
York.

New Jersey.

i<)

Woods moss around rose cutting____| Germany_-----]__._______]_--_-_-___- 1 | New Jersey.
Catoplatus fabricit Stal (Tingidae):
WWRUGUSHIEIOSS oe eee SEES IES 2 MIAN CG Mis ese |aeere Mie een 1 Do.
a latinasus Say (Curculioni-
ae):
Persea americana (avocado) ___-__--- IMexI GOR Sees 228k ie So petra 64 1 | Texas
Celerio lineata (F.) (Sphingidae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) --____--|---- dove ee 103.) pesos Linh Do.
PACITY SH (COL) oe ee dot aes 1 ote LE) intense) Do.
Cephaloctews scarabaeoides (F) (Pentato-
midae):
Soil around roots of citrus seedlings | Morocco-------]__.-___--_]_--------- 2) Virginia.
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Carica papaya (papaya)-____---___-_- Hawaii. 5 Us Ne rar sn See ey | renee Washington.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __________ Cyprus; 1 Oniieiesy sac: Alabama, New
gypt, York, Penn-
Hawaii, sylvania,
Italy, Mor- Texas.
occo, Union
of South Af-
rica, Uru-
guay.
Citrus reticulata (tangerine) --_____-- Staly, ease 10 A hel Haag Florida*,
Portugal, Massachu-
Spain. setts, New
ork.
Citrus sinensis (orange) __-___-----_- Algeria,_______ 11 OPI EN Florida’,
Azores, Louisiana,
Brazil, Maryland,
Cyprus, Massachu-
Egypt, setts, New
Italy, Portu- York, Penn-
gal, Spain, sylvania,
Union of Texas,
South Africa. Virginia.
Goffea'sp. (coffee). 525222 Brazil, Hawaii if eee | Pave jen oe New York,
Hawaii.
Cydonia oblonga (quince) --_--------- taly2> sess = os yO eee pred (oa See New York.
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) __________]___- Gol #awar = - Dales Se ea Se Massachusetts,
F New York.
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)-_______- Azores, Italy - Bi [2ten te) tereh Ry suchas Massachusetts,
: f New York.
JR COHAG (1) ss eee Azores, Italy, bj [Set EP EAY cpp Illinois, Massa-
unknown. chusetts,

, New York.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __-}| Hawaii________]_------___- Ley] xe test Mississippi.
Malus sylvestris (apple)_.---------_- Azores, Italy, 4 | Hat ree ee New York,

Spain. Pennsylvan-
ia, Puerto
a Rico.
Mangifera indica (mango) _----------- Brazile a) eee eee emia Virginia.
Mespilus germanica (medlar)_--_---- Italy ) Kae ees Oa Fe es eae Massachusetts.
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear) -___|___- domateiss (yl een ete I ee New York.

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Country of

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Passiflora edulis (purple granadilla) - pores Cape 1S) (OE Lb Ere kur New York.
erde
Islands
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) _-__-_-__- France___-___- 1 Ph lerenoessre tt Sd Massachusetts
New York.

Prunus domestica (plum)____________ Greece e232 e eee jus ie New York.

Prunus persica (peach)-_---__________ Algeria, _______ 5 9)" eS ee Florida’,
France, Tllinois,
Italy, New York,
Lebanon, Pennsylvan-
Morocco, ia, Texas.
Portugal,

ain.

Psidium guajava (guayva)___________-_ Palestine______ [nin See New York.

Punica granatum (pomegranate) ____| Italy__.______- Pi (eet eipeaee| eee | Do.

Pyrus communis (pear)._...-----___ Italy, Portu- 5 tafe] Paeaenceel Ss Tilinois, Mass-
gal, Spain, achusetts,
unknown. New York,

Pennsylvan-
ia.

VAlisispsn(Era pe) eee ee Argentina, -___ 2 Mra are t VE: Louisiana,
Madeira Is- Massachu-
lands, Por- setts, Penn-
tugal. sylvania.

With contraband containing oranges| Lebanon_-_-__-_- Tp devai bere! | re secon New York.

and Citrus sp.
mA capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephriti-

ae):

Citrus limon (lemon) -_-___-____-_____ Tita yt coah See ee co Se oh Liles aa Pennsylvania.

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __________ Cy PEUSE(i) pees | eee 3.) Sees New York,
Morocco. Pennsylvan-

ja, Texas

Citrus sinensis (orange) -______-_____ Brazil, Union 2 Sulttis le gion New York
of South Af- Texas.
rica.

Prunus armeniaca (apricot) -_______- Syriataeeeee 1 Ge) (eee 8 New York.

Prunus domestica (plum)__--________ Portugal_____- 1 (eee SORE Pn ae Massaclu,

setts.

Prunus persica (peach) _-_--__________ Ttaly;ho2 0) Tee eB = ee 2) | ace ae South Caro-
Morocco. lina, Virgin-

as

Psidium guajava (guava)____________ Madeira Is- 1 Ol eee TA Massachusetts.
lands

Pyrus communis (pear)__------_-__-- France____-__- a) ie each A Ee a Virginia.

Vatisispu(erape)- ee ae eal Argentina____- play (epee PRY RTT wee Louisiana.

Ceroplastes ceriferus (And.) (Coccidae):

HAcenspe(maple) ee enna Japan: 2 22 asim wc a|os Sg ee 1 | California*.

(CHOP ATAS BV sa ee eee pated 6 (ct ater eres Se eet UP S| tere BT 1 Do.

IMGLUSiSp Hit es oe IRE ae Ql Aas ee 2S |e ed 1 Do.

Ceroplastes japonicus Green (Coccidae):
Chaenomeles lagenaria_______________ Seopa 0 Ko) Smears) J |! 3.) Vande Je au) [Rp eee 1 | Washington.
(Japanese quince)
Rhododendron sp.___-_-______________ ETc (ay eee tp gla ames ae Od (ee cre 1 Do.
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):

Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)____| Hawali__.____- EN ie on | oe California*.

ZOU COUT O Ai es ecc¥@Obun.. Jee 2) Soe 1 0.

Camellia japonica (camellia) ________- JAPA ee Haley ee ot Ee 1 | Florida.*

Chaenomelesisp .u ee ae Pepe olay esd ed 0 fee © oo a Pe teen ty a 1 | Washington.

Zantedeschia sp. (2) sae ae Hawaili_______- 5 Ug epee Yl Paes California.*

Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coceidae):
ER CUSICOTACA| (Tig) = seen cence Italy PRales=|| ties ees | eee New Jersey,
tine. New York.
Chaetoclusia bakeri Coq. (Clusiidae):
BAN DANG zee daas eeu Wan a ie ai INicara pia seees | see ie (eee Se Texas
Chaetocnema concinna (Mshl.) (Chryso-
melidae):
BEC OSTA ST) ee i Stee Cia rete ee el Germany-_-__-_- Pie ee Aa el ee New York.
Chaetocnema hortensis (Foure.) (Chryso-
melidae):
Sphagnum packing around lily-of- | Denmark_____|__-_--_--_]____-____- 1 Do.
the-valley pips.
Chalcodermus dentiferus Faust (Curcu-
lionidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -______- Mexico__-__-- 1 oo sbee Hen et eee Texas

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tion entry tion
Chelymorpha biannularis Boh. (Chryso-
melidae):
rare liad es fe oe teen all (0 (oye a) 9 OE a ee ee ee 1 | Texas,
Chilo simpler (Btlr.) (Crambidae):
Oryzasatival (rice). China, Japan_ 11S HE es alee ese |e IE California*,
Louisiana,
Massachu-
setts, New
York, Penn-
sylvania,
Texas,
Washington.
Chilo simpler (Btlr.) (?) (Crambidae):
J aid AT ET Oe Se eal ED ERED EE td RE Japan =o eae S| es a eeeees | ae eee Pennsylvania.
Chionaspis asiatica Arch. (Coccidae):
IPramsisp. (plum) = 22.) ee ISTADNTTREN || eel lee 1 | District of
Columbia.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -___|___- Gone een Ea eRe ON ES | 1 Do.
“Chionaspis’’ exalbida Ckll. (Coccidae):
PANNPLOLET LONG te ey Transvaale eee pale oP ie 1 | California.”
SETEATOLEN AGS eee ec en SouthiwestpAtt-s |feeasan anne 2 | District of
rica. Columbia.
PHC CIeN Gees: 2d eee kt (6 Keyser 17201) Ouse el Pag | eee 1 Do.
“Chionaspis”’ humilis Brain (Coccidae):
FAL GES eee eae Unioniof;South|| seats |e ee 1 | California.*
Africa.
Ue indigoferae (Hall) (Cocci-
ae):
WMotyledonems tues ree s PS eee eT (6 0) eee ee | (See Res S25 8 a8 8 1 Do.
Grmseiacongestase. ohana ESI does sis2 2 BISA oc bai 1 Do.
SUSI, HT EE al eee. (6 Yo) as Fese S|) ¢ ates, Fs Ta | ee Rpt ere 1 Do.
STAT Y 0) as at a Sel TR eee der egleal [pearly CLOW eee EES AT TET 1 Do.
Stapelia namaquensis________________|_---- Ue SR |i eae ER |e RE 1 Do.
Laan leucadendri Brain (Cocci-
ae):
SPLEEN OTOMWSD = tases onan ee doses Un) | Soe ell ee a 58 New Jersey.
Chirothrips manicatus Hal. (Thripidae):
Danthonia glauca_2.- 9). 2-22 DP TC OTL ae ERs ere 1 | District of
Columbia.
Chrysoclista atra (Haw.) (Cosmoptery-
gidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple) --_-________- Sweden= 2 shea aie es 1h) Rennes New York.
a americana L. (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Rosmarinus sp. (rosemary) -_---____- Ttaly teeth e | Peake ety Louisiana.
eoeenphays albopictus (Ckll.) (Cocci-
ae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) __-_________- Mexico______-- Piupiferyt dP Oek ahs California.*
Musa paradisiaca sapientum_-_______- Costa Rica_-_-_- OE | Sica ie ee nO Do.
(banana)
Persea americana (avocado) -_---_--- Mexico_______- || Sees le a|| TONS Cea Texas.
PERIOMENATON SDs n tees ees Guatemala | eee: | ashi 2 | California,
Mexico. Texas.
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Ckll.)
(Coccidae):
Laelia autumnalis (orchid) -________-_ Costa; Rica-2-e| Mie o) |e ee 1 | Texas.
LETT, TT Ss ee Se Mexico 2 Siok iat bee 1 Do.
FTIFELE CAS Deen ees ed Mote cen OWE DE Oe eae | ek ein aes 1 Do.
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.)
(Coccidae):
Gilrusiauranitfolia=2 32 Costa Rica-_2_|E_-._-) 18 fll, peer) at California.*
Citrus sinensis (orange)__-__________- Brazile eee | Renee abet 1 PE Seca ie Do.
Cocos nucifera (coconut) -_--.-.---__- CostaiRicaless ize J, ES Do.
Persea americana (avocado) -_______- Mexico_______- Di] 990) | Pee nae Texas.
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Ckll.)
(Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _________ Mexico_______- JES | BEV aa | Pea California.*
Musa paradisiaca sapientum________- Costa Rica___- 2) Ee aes | Bee ee Do.
(banana)
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _______ Mexico________ Dalbcows tye | Dek 9 ays Arizona.
Chrysomphalus tenar (McKenzie)
(Coccidae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid) --_-_-_________- Guatemalaseis| peesea ee | eee 1 | California.*
PIVIQNISTEF ONS] ee en eee eee (ils joeeeme lik teil); (1) 6 Wm Mail lene stp G 2 | California*,
New Jersey.
ENLOdeTIG ON) SP ween ee ee | CG Kaige | spin Uy | eee ea aad 11 | California.*

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Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host 5 oe of Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.)
(Coccidae):
ANENUTULTUS Dees ne eee C@analiZon ema | parses | teen 1 | Florida.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum________- Costa Rica_-__- 1 eee eB ea Creer California.”
(banana)
Oncidium panamense (orchid) ______- CangleZone sae Bara eees | harnee 2 Hlorls, New
ersey.
Orchidtatont ose ae ee erp Mexico: a | ane ea ee 1 | Texas.
Clerada apicornis Signoret (Lygaeidae):
NNT CARS) Os ee I Tee ee Colombia ees | eens | eee 1 | District of
Columbia.
MIT COCOIM CISD sae eee ee Hawaili__._____ 1 | See eeeiae Ye Hawaii.
Cligenes delineata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Orchidzaei teat en ie Guatemala sas | Saye | Pee 1 | New Jersey.
Coccotrypes carpophagus (Horn.)
(Seolytidae):
Annona muricata (soursop) __-----__- ARTIniG. ad eee os |e ae baa ee eae 1 | Oregon.
Coccotrypes dactyliperda (F.) (Scolytidae):
Phoenix dactylifera (date)_-..___-___.- India, Tuni- 1 1 1| District of
sia, Turkey. Columbia,
New York.
Phytelephas sp. (ivory palm)_______- Panama_______ PEE SL 2c ee New York.
Savalkwumbracwliferd=s: 10. sues eee Trinidad______ TH Re aae ree ae 1 | New Jersey,
Pennsyl-
vania.
Coecuees pygmaeus Kichh. (Scolyti-
ae):
HDS REVS ESTs eG [ESO Si Kh eae Sie ly Brazier ce eae eee deers | Pate 1 | Florida.
Coccus capparadis (Green) (Coccidae):
Cypripedium villosum (orchid) - _____ a6 Ee iach | Su eel CONG | SI a ee oc 1 | New Jersey.
CU DTUDECI TSP eee een as | Dene (6 Ko) aac al ois ASR ES jo deal || Sees eras 1 Do.
Coens pseudohesperidum (Ckll.) (Cocci-
ae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid) -_.--____________ Guatemalaee =. | se sa eee 1 | Texas.
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
BIVODNYLALTUISD eee ee eee TER wy a iss eR iS | BX 1 | California.*
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -_____.- Mrinidadweees Di fee Pees | ee saves Florida.* ,
(OLB PUR HEADY MRP EN ea ek TG China: Seal Aa ate Eee eee 1 | District of
Columbia.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)________- Bahamas, __-_-_- 12 ctr reels California,*
Cuba, Florida*,
Hawaii, New York.
Panama,
Venezuela.
CLOSMUN UMS eee be See Hawaiian fei eta S| ee fee 1 | California*.
Plan tileateie se a Se ee ae Trinidad = 22 |e En eae 1 | Florida.
Psidiwm guajava (guava)____________ Puerto Rico___ 1 | eee a |e eee New York.
Coowenaus consputus Boh. (Curculioni-
ae):
8 Boy: Ace et Be aera seed) VER ctairet a Lestat Mexico eaeee= 1p |e earls | Bae Os California.*
Orch i da Ae es ence epee enone GOl. 2 bee ree 1 | Arizona.
Conchaspis angraeci Ckll. (Coccidae):
IB Te Here eae eeceaere ee Ce ae ceca | PO 66 (eet 1 ees eS Texas.
Laeliaanceps (orchid) 22222222 Gos ee eee eet Se 1 0.
Orchiducss se ae eis eee ee @uba- eh Viene=) peo tee | Ee eee 2 | Florida.
zuela.
Peristeria elata (orchid)_.-._-_______- @anallZone ls | Peete essa eens 1 | Texas.
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curcul-
ionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) ________- Mexico_______- 206 Woo oS eee Do.
Conaieneles integer Csy. (Curculioni-
ae):
(CONATHG Sor, (Cpls) See a ee ee dos. yess 2 own cee co eee Ss Do.
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculio-
nidae):
Persea americana (avocado) -___----- Costa Rica, ___ 5 GG eee Louisiana,
Guatemala, Texas.
Honduras,
Mexico.
Coptosoma cribraria (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Camelliaigpiiasese 20 cee oi eral Ching 222-2222 ee eae 1 | California.*
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curcu-
lionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum______--- lekayavohirene aol a || 3 | Louisiana.
(banana)

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Number of interceptions {in—

Insect and host Ae a: Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
enn plebiana Zell. (Olethreuti-
dae):
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)__________- Cuba, Puerto Ce eae] eee ee ae Florida,”
Rico. Louisiana,
Virginia.
Crophius scabrosus Uhbler (Lygaeidae)
LTOO SCS SS Se See ek MiexiCOveve cee ee 1 | Arizona.
Mirchigmerers fs <0 Pe ePiiphi tase (0 Ke era | ie a So Pe eee or 1 Do.
leat apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
i eee ee I a GO ase |e Se 2| Texas.
Crypts gnidiella (Mill.) (Phyciti-
dae
Citrus sinensis (orange)__----________ sy pitie es | pee ee 1 _..| Pennsylvania.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) - __- pale Italy, We ee Eee E Maryland,
Lebanon, Massachu-
Turkey. setts, New
York.
alisispel(PTape) oc oe he ee Madeira Is- 1h) ewer sca trepa bs (4 Cc ee ee 8 Pennsylvania.
lands.
Cryptocephalus krugii Weise (Chryso-
melidae):
PRGSHISD Ny (LOSC) see cerca epee ee eS Dominican_-__- 11S eee oe eer Puerto Rico.
Republic.
Cryptocephalus nigrocinctus Sufir.(Chry-
somelidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) -_--___--- Puerto Rico--- 4 UR (tee ag Pare foe Aaa 2H New York.
OH aa leucaspis Ldgr. (Cocci-
ae):
Juniperus sp. (juniper) -_---________- Japanss sinh. eee pe 1 | Washington.
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (F.) (Curcu-
lionidae) :
Mangifera indica (mango) -________--_ Hawaii, India_ 23 2 1 | California’,
Hawaii,
New York.
Persea americana (avocado) -_______- DS feb eae eres SEI 6 2 SO | Pear ey eve, A 1 | California.*
Cryptotermes brevis (W1k.) (Kalotermi-
tidae):
WOO CBee ms tereid ORATION Es Hawaii, Hon- Ok eer ec ee ey ete ee ae Hawaii,
duras.
Louisiana.
Ctenicera aeneus (L.) (Elateridae):
Sod used as ballast__.______________- Bela meee | ene 04 | ak Sw be New York.
pacar q-griseae Chttn. (Curculioni- :
ae):
OTIETEMSISD)=) (Ok) paeea ete nn aa Wiexl coms sass Bi LS ROTES SMEAR AEE Arizona,
Texas.
Cylas fermoralis Faust (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ______- Sierra Leone, 1 5 Gn ae ae a Se LIB Massachu-
West Africa. setts, New
York.
Cylas formicarius F. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_______ Dao b Ee Sees i ee eee onl AE ES Ls BAND New York.
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers)
(Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_..___- American Vir- 50 li Ber Florida*,
gin Islands, Louisiana,
Cuba, Dom- New York,
inican Re- Pennsylvan-
public, Mex- ia, Texas.
ico, Puerto
Rico, Virgin
Islands.
ee opmscarttis (F.) var. (Curculioni-
ae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)-_____- Fiji, Hawaii, 1 6 1 | District of Col-
India, Iraq, umbia, New
Siam. York, Penn-
sylvania.
Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) _______ Mozambique, 1 ee | eer ee Massachusetts,
Sierra Leone, New York,
West Africa. Virginia.
Cyrtopeltis varians (Dist.) (Miridae):
Raphanus sativus (radish)__________- Wiexicozsssssee Ls) pacoesdS4| ee es Texas.
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti Eggers
(Scolytidae):
Schejlenadelavayisa see Francesca es |e ae ee Oe 1 | New Jersey.

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Insect and host eae 2
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) ----____- Hawaii,
Straits Set-
tlements.
Cucurbita maxima (squash) _________-
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___}.---do___.______
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (?) Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) _----____]_-_-
Cucurbita sp. (squash) -.____________]___- Got. sghetl | isnt ey
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___|___- Golf. a BEA es
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_|}__..do___-__-___]__________
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
TNS c5 Ey ace ies in TOA ieee NL Bae TA SY
Carica papaya (papaya)__-____.--____|--_- doles
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_-._____.--__]___- (cos tase
GCoffeaisp=(Coftee) 2a. een | ees Gols... Hikes

Diospyros kaki(Japanese persimmon)|__-_do_________-

Garnciniab, cine eee Golsese aire
FETCLLCONICTS Dee ee nearer ge | doses
Litchi chinensis (lychee) __-__--------__|__-- dona. aah
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___|___- do

Mangifera indica (mango)

Musa paradisiaca sapientum_____--_- Hawaii_______-
(banana)

Persea americana (avocado) -_---______|_--- Go see

Psidium guajava (guava) -__--..-_____|__-_ Gone

Solanum aculeatissimum (soda-apple |__..do___--_____-
nightshade)

Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)__.______]___- C0 faves

Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)}__--do_-_-______

Zingiber sp. (ginger) _-....___....-___|_--- Vay ety io

Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut) ___.-.________]___- dorian eee

UE CUSHCO ICC (11 2) eee eee en | eer (Voy en

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___|___- (6 Ko) ee IE eee

Ove OH ps sk Se Gun

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):

Olea europaea (olive) Azores, Italy,

Lebanon,
Portugal,
unknown.
Dalopius marginatus (L.) (Elateridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __.-__-____- Scotland
RVOCOdENdTON SD soeee snes oe
Soiltaround!plantses 2s ee Belgian: Eng-
and.
Deloyala guttata (Oliv.) (Chrysomelidae):
Orehi dae ee 2a ee ale aera
Dendrobiella sericans Lec. (Bostrichidae):
PAICOCLON{ATIVEST ON Oana ee ete nats | eo dose -ataae
Deraeocoris lutescens (Schill.) (Miridae):
Soil and woods moss_-_______-__-____-
Deas micronyr Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
Brownea grandiflora__.__-_--_______- Trinidad
Diabrotica speciosa (Germ.) (Chryso-
melidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_-_| Brazil

Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyro-
didae):
NOCOGEN ALON SPsaen esa eee ee

umbia.
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gitrasisp rset Sa RE Aaya Mexico-_---__--
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _________]___- d
Gardeniaispysn eae ee ee

Belgium ieee ea Tee eae

Number of interceptions in—

Prop- | Collected in—

Non- aga-
entry tion

California*.

Do.
California’,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Oregon,
Texas,
Washington.

California.*
D

Umi wae 0.
California*,
Texas
California.*

See ened | ee 0.
California’,
Hawaii.
California*.
California*,
Hawaii, New
York.
California.*

Hawaii.
California*,
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Do.
California.*

0.
Hawaii.

Massachusetts,
New York,
Pennsylvan-
ia, Texas.

Washington.

New Jersey.

New Jersey,
Washington.

ane

Texas.
Do.

New Jersey.
New York.

Texas.

Washington.

Texas.

Do.
California*.

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Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host eee: as Cone Prop- | Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyro-
didae):
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) | Hawaii________}._.._-____]_--------- 1 | California.
PIRONILITL USD iene wee eee @hingrieeni es reread A oe 3 | California’,
Hawaii, New York.
Syria.
SURO TiG SDs ee ee ee C@hingtesowcek eet hayek ns 1 | California*.
Diaphania hyalinata (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) --------- LP of: be aceon omen | esr ele 1 hes len oe eral) Louisiana.
Cucurbita mazima (squash) __----__-- Mexico_----_--_- Gj) ee ee Texas.
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) -_________|___- doses: Qi ities Gales ene es 0.
Cr pene es ie ke SIE Puerto Rico-__- Te ee a eS es ee New York.
Diaphania nitidalis (Stoll) (Pyraustidae):
Cucumis melo (canteloupe)-_--______- Cuba, Mexico 2 Tals eee N ew York,
exas.
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) ----___-- Argentina, ___ 2 MDH hepatuer spSt Alabama,
Brazil, Louisiana,
Colombia, New York,
Cuba, Texas,
Mexico, Virginia,
Trinidad,
Venezuela.
Cucurbita maxima (squash) .____--__- Mexico_______- 20): | Pee eats Gee Sere: Arizona,
Texas.
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin) -_________|__-- (ola ei al yk EF] es hr 6a | ce eats be Texas.
Sechium edule (chayote)---_---_----- Dominican _-_- 5 5G eee Florida’,
Republic, New York.
Puerto Rico.
pee abbreviatus (L.) (Curculioni-
ae):
LNTHO Ris: 33 ae a pes eee iWin kin Owl | eae Ase] Boke sce = New York.
ane famelicus (Ol.) (Ourculioni-
ae):
BETIS see es ae ae Bernd a sees | eens aU (eben open ean Do.
Diatraea saccharalis (F.) (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarwm (sugarcane)__| Mexico,------- Dil tiitee os win PRs a New York,
Puerto Rico. Texas.
Sorghum vulgare technicum broom- | Argentina_-_-__- pis | eps eaters tty 2c aa Louisiana,
corn) New York.
Yitaty PTI (Ce eee a Puerto Rico-_- D3 | pte tes ae in Florida*,
New York.
Dicrepidius corvinus Cand. (Elateridae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) -----___- Mexico-__--__-- mks Pow repre cier| | as See AE Texas
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostri-
chidae):
Lonchocarpus sp. (cube root)_-_____- RYAN I eee) ark Seer New York.
Serjania mexicana (barbasco)--____-- Brazil, Chile__ 33a EA Do.
Dinoderus brevis (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
HESSEN OO Sete ee Lee Wee Re India (?)--_-__ el pe teats a litle) ue Sg eal Zs Louisiana.
NTO he India bt ie esereeeny (eee eer New York.
Diocalandra taitensis Guer. (Curcul-
ionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ___-______--- Hawallyess-=<= [is | Pe Re es Hawaii.
Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ.
(Curculionidae):
els (OLCHIG)) ea eee eee Mex CO sents ase peat re 2a bree ee 1 | Texas.
(OTN a a a aes [eae te C0 (0 )jees U9 |e eata s a e 7 Do.
Doratifera orleyi Newm. (Limacodidae):
Brachychiton acerifolius (Victorian | Australia_...__|__._.-.---|---------- 1 | Hawaii.
bottle-tree).
Draeculacephala clypeata Osb. (Cicadel-
lidae):
HAD we oe ea paiage ae Ae na ape pe a Costa Rica _-_- DU PE ae ee a eS ne South Caro-
ina.
Drymus sylvaticus (F.) (Lygaeidae):
Woods moss around rose roots-_-___-- Treland't- Sed in rere ess Up Deak ls 1 | New Jersey,
Dryophthorus corticalis (Payk.) (Curcul-
ionidae):
ECO TFL ILS EST) see ee ere LE, tal yaaa Whe |v ee a eee [Ee ae New York
“ea mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocor-
ae
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ----_--- Mexico.---_-_- Pi pee AP) al rh Texas
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___|_--.do_---_-____ Gi /Coeee eee eal ote (0)
Dysides obscurus Perty (Bostrichidae):
NWY/OWG Ls eRe a Brazil sees Th pees ee |Reee New York

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host pases @! Con- Prop- | Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Ensina hyalipennis Bezzi (Tephritidae):
Tripteris pachypteris__.___...---.---- WnionOfeas ae aa 8 1 | District of
South Africa. Columbia.
Ensina ignobilis (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Mis Lents DAC YDLCT IS eee | (0 (oe SE) Ta, ee en Se Pe 1 Do.
ean cognatus Sharp (Curculioni-
ae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)___-__-_-- Miexicos=ae a 1 3 1 | Louisiana,
District of
Columbia,
Texas.
Es piricola (Del Guer.) (Cocci-
ae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)_-----..____- France, Italy_ Iiessasteee 4 | District of
Columbia,
New York.
Prunus domestica (plum)_-_-___-___- Chiles Ue fees Sees [eee New York
EE UT ALS |S vores 2 eee ee Re Thalassia an ae x Bein 2 ee 1 | District of
Columbia.
ee varivestris Muls. (Coccinelli-
ae):
IBTOMe iad eee cies eee ee Mexico Seareesh Pe WE |p eee eee 1 | Texas.
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)| Brazil, Mex- 10 5: a Louisiana,
ico, Peru. Texas.
Ereunetis flavistriata W1sm. (Tineidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) __---________ Hawaii aes 1 apy (pase California,
Washington.
Ernoporus tiliae (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
UNIT CV Oe Sn Lie role es, Ie Se fap nrancesaaeaaee [|e oni es |e New York.
ee ana setulosa QGyll. (Curculioni-
ae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___| Mexico________ Ji sae ge aie ee ee Texas.
paren ates tessellatus (Sign.) (Cocci-
ae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia) ____| Hawaii________ I~ | DS | SESE California.*
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_________ Mexico_______- Ha eee ee eavermernes SY Texas. ,
Euleia heraclei (L.) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) -...-_---- Ene: 1ara Geen | cee 1 eee Do.
Eumysia stigmella (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
SEE CHLEDETIGNS Dt er ee Miexicosniiie 2 | h 2 eal eee 2 | California.*
Eurydema ornatum (L.) (Pentatomidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) __| Italy__________]____-_____- Te eee New York.
Eurytoma onobrychidis Nikolsky (Eury-
tomidae):
Onobrychis viciaefolia___..__________- Burke yatta = 3| CES A he dc 1 | District of
Columbia.
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eury-
tomidae):
Cattleya gigas (orchid) ______________- Colombia- -___- 2 | Florida
Catileyarmossiac= ae een eee Venezuela_____ 1 Do.
Cattle aitrianceee ee eee Colombia_-____ 1 Do.
Cattleyaisp ase are eon Brazil, Colom- 36 | Florida,
bia, Trini- New Jersey.
dad, Venez-
uela.
Orchids a ee La eis eat Bra Zilsiss edn as Ole ee IY aA eel mee 1 | New Jersey.
Euscepes postfasciatus Fairm. (Curcul-
ionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ______- American Vir- 20 12 2 | California*,
gin Islands, District of
Brazil, Col- Columbia,
ombia, Fiji Hawaii,
Islands, Ha- Louisiana,
waii, Puerto New York,
Rico, Trini- Texas.
dad, Virgin
Islands.
ee congener Woll. (Curculioni-
ae):
Orchid2 > oh = ces op Seo Ue oie J GoVoh Ween ioe cone ieee See See 1 | California.”
Eutreta xanthochaeta Aldr. (Tephritidae):
Vandaispe (Orchid) meena cena Hawaili__--___- 1) | MOESREAAEAT 6S See Hawaii.
Euczesta annonae F. (Otitidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)--_| Mexico_______- 1 -foscneeet eee secseeee Texas.
Euzesta stigmatias Loew (Otitidae):
CEDIA 3h (COR) sees eee ee Guatemala____ Te cece Heine soacis New York.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host eed as Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_.| England,_-____}-_.-_____- Cyt |e uae New York
Italy, Virginia.
Nether-
lands.
Evergestis rimosalis (Gn.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_| Mexico__-_-_._|-------__- [ty | ean Texas.
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum___._._|---- dots 1 fe ost eae ete Do.
(watercress)
Exzillis longicornis Pasc. (Anthribidae):
\WU EG ne NN Ea Qe Philippines___ 0 Cy eA OS A eee Washington
EBxosoma lusitanica L. (Chrysomelidae):
Muscari comosum (cipollino)________ Morocco------ 1 ee oe oes 5 ee New York
oe oblonga (Stal) (Lygaei-
ae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_..} Mexico__...-_- AN (| Sine Sellen ahsime PEE Arizona.
Orrii tte Sis ee ee eee eS ee eee ee ee (0 Coys Sa ee es eae 2 | Arizona,
Texas.
eagle tuwmens (Stal) (Lygaei-
ae):
Orchida- 22 $22) 2d eecccsscetlet| esse Goitces . OS MANTA tes teescsrsszs 21 Texas.
Ferrisiana virgata (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
Catasetum viridiflavum (orchid) _____- CanaliZone 2 aae se e 1 | New Jersey.
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _.--...------ Guam! -- Sa 1 Oe erect) pega California*.
Codiaeum variegatum (croton) ------- Bahamas ies {Mee 1 1 | California”,
Philippines. New York.
PPIPCTOT IG 8 DECOSAa et Hawaii__._____ 1) PARR A Pee ee California.*
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) __---------- Guatemala? Sipe ee nee 1 Do.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _.______- Siam) ete Ae ee UA) Le ee eee Hawaii.
Laelia superbiens (orchid)__________- CostalRica®] 22 ONS Ee es 1 | California.*
Lycaste candida (orchid)_---______.__ CanaliZone Parte aS |e 1 | New Jersey.
Mammillaria sp. (cactus) .-.-.--__-- Mexico= ie i Ree REE See 1 | California.*
Vonsienaispies Jade ee esd Guatemala van | Rov See |p ee 1 | New Jersey.
Orchid Sess Be NS eo th BintanTsland>)| 222m | Peat 2 | California.*
Costa Rica.
Peristeria elata (orchid)_____________- OanaliZones en | Beta eee ven 1 | New Jersey.
Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid)---....____- Philippines= yee Nh aoe LY 1 | California.*
Peedmodmes one sep Toe dowte eet Te [nwnse ae afin LABE Do.
Spathoglottis plicata (orchid) ________- SiamsD een Elliee a oR eK 1 Do.
STATS DY 1s A ees Se 8 Ha wae CaP Oe ee 1 Do.
Forficula auricularia L. (Forficulidae):
Ireland__2222 Tilinois.
Netherlands__]_-_______- : New York.
England Maryland.
GColehcimisp 2 ae ee Netherlands 2 | New Jersey.
OT OGILSIS Pee spe ee RG Ly GO a ee ee 1 | New York.
Cymbidium sp. (orchid)_--_-.--_---- nngland see | Pee |e 1 | New Jersey.
Excelsiorpacking _—__ 2-22-2212 Italy, Nether- 5S eee 1 | Missouri,
lands. New York.
Hydrangea sp.and Dianthus sp._--_.-- England__-_..-. Day enna SE a Massachusetts
cuttings.
LEG Fein M3 Se Se aes enero pe Netherlands--_|____-.---_]---------- 1 | New Jersey.
PNET CISSULSTSD eee eee eee ke Pee Goths en ee en) oe 2 | New York.
Blan teehee Seay Sa RTA hT fe Madeirays pis 12 ise aes er 1 | Massachusetts
lands.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -_-_- italy Q pS STEEL WV DN RESSE AT DAN ess New York.
Sollppaliaspecwss sss 1 donee sy Scotland ______ OAR acs Seen | Alabama.
PRUpArSpA(tUlip) scone an nee Netherlands!) 222500 oe cera 4 | New York,
Pennsyivans
a.

Frankliniella bratleyi Wats. (Thripidae):

Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose).-_-_-- Palestineles- = |e | 2 | New Jersey.

Frankliniella insularis (Frankl.) (‘Thri-
pidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)-_-.} Haiti-.....___- 1 Puerto Rico.
LOS OES sh (LOSE) eed ee ea Dominican _-__ 1 Do.
Republic.

Fulvius albomaculatus Dist. (Miridae):

Packing material with bromeliads__| Venezuela__-__|_-.-------|---------- 1 | New Jersey.
Fulvius anthocorides Stal (Miridae):

OCH Eye 2 Oi Pa ee Mexico 5222 Bay Shae ee 1 | Texas.
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) -_-______- Puerto Rico_-- Dee ee See ae Florida.*

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) |....do__--..___- b Let (arenes pL sO Massachusetts
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Brassavola nodosa (orchid) -_---______- C@analiZones=s | Se2ans ane |S aae 2 Mloride

exas.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Country of

Insect and host origin

Furcaspis biformis—Continued

Catileya sp. (orchid) Brazil, Canal

Zone, Col-
ombia, Costa
Rica, Dutch
Guiana,
Hawaii,
Siam,
Venezuela.
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) | Canal Zone
EODICEN ANUS Dresses esos eee eee | ee do
Odontoglossum schlicperianum-.___-- Costa Rica
(orchid)
Oncidium confusuwm (orchid) -.-___-- Canal Zone
Oncidiwm lanceanum_....--.-------- Trinidad
Oncidium multiflorum......-.------- Straits Settle-
ments.
Oncidium panamense_......--------- Canal Zone
Oncrdiuimisp yee te ena ene nee Canal Zone
Guatemala,
Siam.
Orchi diene ee Ria Se amas be eee British Qui-
ana, Canal
Zone,
Hawaii,
Siam,
Venezuela.
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum____..--- Prukels iis 3
(banana)
Gastrodes pacificus (Prov.) (Lygaeidae):
Cedrusisp: (cedar) 2.2224 a anada.___.-.
Gastrophysa viridula (Deg.) (Chryso-
melidae):
Soil with potatoes__..........-_.-_-- England
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) _--__..__.- Denmark. ----
Genopaschia protomis Dyar (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple). -___---

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Cur-
culfonidae):

Coryphantha sp. (cactus)

Mammillaria sp. (cactus)

Glyphonyz praecor Er. (Elateridae):

Laelia anceps (orchid)
Se quadricollis Champ. (Elater-
ae):
Brassica sp. (mustard)__.._...------]__.- Coste kta
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (W1sm.)
(Gelechiidae) :
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------- Dutch Guiana,
Mexico.
Gnorimoschema lavernella (Chamb.)
(Gelechiidae):
Physalis sp. (husk tomato)____.____- Mexico-_..-.--
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Turner)
(Gelechiidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _.-.-_-_- Peru
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) -__| Tunisia

Gracilaria azaleella Brants (QGracilarii-

dae):
Rhododendron sp._------------------- Japan, Nether-
lands,
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreu-
tidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple).-------- =4||-Argenting=sas-|eeseen=see
Prunus persica (peach) .._.-..--.-_-- France, Italy.

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Jamaica. =n no yese tos

Number of interceptions in—

Gon: Collected in—
sump- aga-
tion tion

Prop-
Non-
entry

Texas.

California*,
Florida,
Hawaii, New
Jersey,
Texas,
Washington.

Florida, Wash-
ington.

California.*

Texas.
Do.
New Jersey.

Florida.
California*,
Washington.

California*,
Florida,
Puerto Rico,
Texas,
Virginia.

om i pt pe — [JX]

Texas.
California’,
Texas.

[Jt

Texas.

Arizona,

Do.

Pennsylvania.

25 | New Jersey,
Washington.

Pennsylvania.

Massachu-
setts, New
York.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from J uly 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host iets af Collected in— -
ee ES EEE ee ames Tee Oe eee 2 eee [eee ee
Grapholitha molesta—Continued
Pyrus communis (pear) -.------------ Italy, Mexico- pe York.
exas.
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreu-
tidae): ~
Crataegus sp. (thornapple)-.--------- Mexico_.-.---- Texas.
Graptostethus servus (F.) (Lygaeidae):
Ipomoea tuberosa (woods rose) -_----- Ha waligeeaae Hawaii.
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum DaCosta
Lima (Olethreutidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange) -------------- Brazili_. 2bae emo 3. Massachu-
setts, New
York.
Gynaikothrips ficorum (Marchal)
(Phlaeothripidae):
Ficus retusa (Indian laurel fig) -___-- Miexicol.2. Sie POW 2 2 ees Texas.
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothri-
pidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) - ----------- Egypt, Eur- Illinois, Mass-
ope, Greece, achusetts,
Portugal, New Jersey,
unknown. New York.
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeo-
thripidae):
Bougainvillea sp._.--.--------------- Hawaii. California.*
Bryophyllum sp...------------------ Puerto Rico_ New York.
MIMO CUOSD £22 ne oa ae Hawaii. California.*
Dianthus sp. (carnation) --_-.-------|---- dostx-22.. 2 Do.
WAMONULTUS Doce onan oso ae ese (6 Cyan Do.
Mesembryanthemum sp.-------------|---- dol. eae Hawaii.
IBITTICNOISD eae = == saa bese e | -28 doles Is California.*
PRET CLESISD) es eae ke eek doles Do.
Haplothrips nigricornis Bagn. (Phlaeo-
thripidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides__-.-.-------- Union of South New York.
(chinkerichee) Africa.
Hellula phidilealis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)--| Panama, Trin- Alabama,
idad. New York.
Brassica rapa (turnip)-__.----------- Cubalt see eps 360. Texas.
guermamens juliana (Curt.) (Olethreuti-
ae):
Castanea sp. (chestnut) -.._-_.------ italyzeeeeeeee New York.
Hercothrips phaseoli Hood (Thripidae):
siete ia lunatus macrocarpus (lima| Cuba__-------- Do.
ean
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.)
(Bostrichidae):
LPR OO) SS eee ee eee Indias Texas.
\iVcoe ah es eee Ceylon, India New York.
peor laurentii (Guer.) (Elateri-
ae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) _------ Cubase Do.
Ee ceunimina alata Heller (Curculioni-
ae):
Warndaisp*s (orchid) -2-2-*=----- 23 Philippines S25 | sete ee Pees Hawaii.
Homothrips distinctus Bagn. (Thripidae):
1 OTT Oe ea ee Union of South New Jersey
Africa.
IEP UIGT By ee eee a ee | dostss5ate New Jersey,
New York.
reac dilaticornis Champ. (Elater-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --------- Mexico=-2--= == Texas.

)
SU rufiwventris Cand. (Elateri-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ---._---|_--- dome. esas Do.
Hydrothassa marginella (L.) (Chryso-
melidae):
Soil and moss packing for Ozalis sp.

Treland-izsss22|2202% 2 OES OR New York.
plants.
Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):

Bark—coniferous-.._.-..----------=- Swedenrcns2eonotl Wolo fen tena Sl Pennsylvania.

JPY IDS, (OAC) Se ele dowde 2 eset Gree TEE a nee New York.

TAR PAIGE Os (O01) eyes Soe aee eee ee Germany aoa ay Ga the | SOS ee os ae eee Louisiana,
Sweden. New York.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

n
Insect and host ee of Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Hypera nigrirostris F. (Curculionidae):
Woods moss around rose cutting_____ German yetes hh ele Pee 1 | New Jersey.
Hy polithus pectoralis (Say) (Elateridae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --_____- Merxico_______- Ly saree tols$ $2) Sta Xt — den Texas.
Teerye palmeri Riley & Howard (Cocci-
ae):
(OVO Ab EE oe ee ee eee la dose-. =. -2t/|/e-=2 - SS | ap ioesh 1 | Arizona.
Icerya similis Morr. (Coccidae):
Laelia sp. (orchid)___________-_______ Salvador! 2.2 _2|_ 22-2 2 e/a eee ee 1 | Texas.
Ips serdentatus (Boern.) (Scolytidae):
Pinisisp(pine)|-= = Se Netherlands__ ein 8 lem pran ees Alabama.
Wooden strips around peat moss_____]---- dos arate 1, 7) ee Ve eae Louisiana.
Ips typographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
Bark—coniferus_ 2-2-2222 ee Sweden_______ MS |e eel ae EN eres Pennsylvania.
Picea sp. (spruce)________----__--__- Germany, -____- 7) eerie) ORI! New York.
Sweden
IAGO 09 Got) =5 5555 ee Czechoslo--_-__- y iya Poe meats enn Pee Srey SY Alabama,
vakia, Ger- Louisiana,
many, Hun- New York.
gary, Neth-
erlands.
Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
Dahtiaisp ee ee ae Portugal. 2225/2252 5 ead pay tat 1 | New York.
Dianthus sp. (carnation) --___-______|---- doses Fi eee oa Massachusetts.
Dioscorea sp. (yam)______- Azores__._____ GN New York.
Herbs, bulbs & cuttings = OWE Ga [neue Rte ese 1 | Massachusetts.
ASC Se es ee ea Portugale = (iB ieee gies on 1 | New Jersey.
asstflonaisp eee ee ee ee Madelrs Is- 1 ip eee epinmaaie a EE PEs Le Massachusetts.
ands.
Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid)__--_______- IPAilip pines | See ees |e ee 1 | California.*
Proteasspriey boas Ss ee Union of South 11 Rae eo Spas ss New York.
Africa.
Prunus domestica (plum)__.______-__]---- do aise e is URE et pes | fee ee Do.
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) _| Chile___._.___- | ise SN | ee Se Do.
Soil around plants___--______________ Dts liye eeA a epee ee 1 Do.
SA OHO BOS (Osan 8 es (oe eee Tg] Re A See See Do.
NTIS OVS QD) Roget s SU RAR Hee Portugal ______ Hs jferents te ereren CAL CD Pennsylvania.
Vitisispin(gT ape) eee ee France, Port- 3 T) Jotediwos aee New York,
ugal, Union
of South Af-
rica.
Jadera sanguinolenta (F.) (Coreidae):
(NirplanestA tse eee eae Aaah IMiexi come nee bee 1 | faeuctparte Texas.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ____|---- dota IL | -teabhaiyti Bt ber ee Do.
Kalotermes bequaerti Snyder (Kaloter-
mitidae):
Juniperus sp. (juniper) ) il ee eee eo Massachusetts.
Piniisis—e (Dine) eee nee | Dee 1 eee eee eee Do.
Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae): t I
INIGN CIS S1LS/SP ee Ae ne ee a eg iINethenland ss jleehenee | panne 1 | California.*
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae): y !
Canavaliaisp eae eee Hawaii_-__-_-- C0) (eee ae 21 ER California,
Hawaii.
Laspeyresia nigricana (Steph.) (Oleth-
reutidae):
Pisum sativum (pea) -.------------- Portugal ______ 1 2) 222-6 Ees New York,
Texas.
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Oleth-
reutidae): *
Castanea sp. (chestnut) -___________- England,__-___ 64 PAH eens Alabama, Illi-
France, Ger- nois, Mary-
many, Italy, land, Massa-
Portugal, chusetts,
Spain, Missouri,
Switzerland, New Jersey,
Yugoslavia. New York,
Ohio, Texas,
Washington.
Lema confusa Chev. (Chrysomelidae):
sre lepidophylla (resurrection | Mexico..---..-]----------|---------- 1 | Texas.
plant
Lema melanopa (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Pinisispy (pine) 22-2 es es es Denmark 2 ssh 4350/2 =e 1 | New York.
Lema opulenta Genn. & Har. (Chryso-
melidae):
oeaispy(T0se) = 2252 eee eee eee Merico-..--..-- fl |)eecccaesas|ecccccesse Texas.

Number of interceptions in—

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Prop- | Collected in—

aga-
tion

Maryland,
New York.

2 | Texas.

Minnesota.

California.*

Do.

5 | California*,
New Jersey,
New York.

Washington.

1 Do.
2 Do.

1 | Texas.

New York.

4 | California’,
Hawaii, New

Jersey, New
York.

California.*
N eh Jersey.

0.

California’,
Hawaii,
New Jersey.

1 | California.”

1 | Hawaii.

California.*

Washington.
New York.

1 | District of
Columbia.
1 Do.

1 | New Jersey.

California.”
Do.

California*
Florida.*

California.*

untr
Insect and host ae a Con-
sump- Non-
tion entry
Leperisinus frazini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
MParinus spy (as) o-. 2) sie ngland__.___- 10
Lepidosaphes carinata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
iPiitodendron'sp====2==) 2222 2=--=- :).01 (0) Se See |e ae Sea | eee
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coc-
cidae):
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) -_-__--_-_- Japaneeeseeoe 1
Pyrus communis (pear) ---_---------|---- do Se |e 1
“Tepidosaphes’’esakii Takah. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) -____._--_-_- Guamseeaes 1
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
eeucreanicd (ie) oo.) osc. Algeriaydtaly,.|ese-— |e falege
Palestine.
Lepidosaphes kuwacola Kuw. (Coccidae):
TIS s (WwilloW)---—4---------=+-2 Japanese eer eeren des 1
Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):
Cupressus sp. a Pe es ca eae GO eee ee plei ing
Juniperus sp. (juniper) ---._________]---- (Voy ese a) hac 2b ye a ee ee
ee Piloceccis (Old. ) (Coecei-
ae):
CORY NTI ab San ee De eee Mexico. 222 8S SE ipa
Lepidosaphes pistaciae Arch. (Coccidae):
Pistacia vera (pistache)--_____-_-____ Syriasieee ee 1
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaewm variegatum (croton) -___~.- Bahamas, _-____ 8 1
British West
Indies,
Hawaii,
Philippines,
unknown.
SA tuberculata Malen. (Cocci-
Coelogyne cristata (orchid) --._______- Dao beet eee rt es AN eee See
Cymbidium eburneum (orchid) - ---__}---- doses poh) | Pek iBank
Cymbidium tuberculata___-_-____-_-- Bngland 22 aaa ie ese et fare
CUTER ALILTE SDieee nee NE LE Australia, Bel- Lijeshiazrays
gium, China,
England,
Netherlands.
Dendrobium speciosum (orchid)______ NU west gat aa 1 ea Pe es ee
Orehid= PoMmisen wed MMA. hinge ee eames
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (?)
(Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) -.-.________- Guameeeee 1
pepidosephes yanagicola Kuw. (Cocci-
SOLTISD a (WALlOW) = ee eee Japan sees [ese 1
Leptoglossus chilensis Spinola (Coreidae):
Walsispel (grape) saa ee Chilesae 6
Leptophobia aripa (Bdv.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis__._________- Miexico=__Soistinealy 12: 3
(cauliflower):
ante archangelskyae Ldgr. (Cocci-
ae):
TUNUS SDs (CHELLY) ashe a Afghanistansarjsie 240 Pf
Pyrus communis (pear)__-------_-_-_-_|_--- Goninis plone dc [Rha |
Leucaspis candida (Targ.) (Coccidae):
iusispen(pine) Seale Germany... sfiiraer sd o2 fo
Cuca Eckert (de Charm.) (Cocci-
ae
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) _______ Panama, Sal- 2 2
vador.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ---______ Jamaica Ni- |_------_-- 4
geria.
Citrus sinensis (orange) _.------__--- Jamaica, Pan- |_-.-----_- 7
ama, Trini-
dad, Venez-
uela
Cocos nucifera (coconut)__-_.________ Hawaii 1
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) ____-___-___]___- Gore je es ete ast eal ag
anda sp. (orchid) _-_____--_.------- Mrinidadsot = shale Vea PAA eras

Do.
1 | Florida.

1 | New Jersey.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Cc
Insect and host vate ce Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Leucocera sexpunctatus Chev. (Chryso-
melidae):
Orchid! Seas ee @ubatess 22-20) 22. BA bee 1 | Florida.
See? abdominalis (G.-M.) (Lygaei-
ae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _--}| Mexico__.____- B yn) ee ee etre oo WE ae ake Texas.
Oncidium sp. (orchid) __.___-_-.-___- Guatemala aes | sees aan | eons 1 | New Jersey.
corte aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaei-
dae):
Chrysanthemum sp..---------------- Mexico________ Tolisinew5. |e Ps oe Texas.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ~~ _|___- dos. 32-2 oon cu | eeeeele Do,
Ligyrocoris litigiosus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) __-______|___- GOs. ies Dish a ae as hea Do.
Lineodes integra (Zell.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __-_|_-_- domih is 1 Ul Perea a eee ee 2 Do.
Lineodes triangularis (Mosch.) (Pyraus-
tidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -__----- Puerto Rico__- Tiehiqga hid pearly) ote New York.
Liothrips vaneeckei Pr. (Phlaeothripidae):
JED SOs Oi) oe ee Chines. Se See. Va ee 1 | Washington.
Liriomyza pusilla (Meig.) (Agromy-
zidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -_------- Merxico__.-___- Ba We sero a [Ree SE saci
exas.
Gypsophila paniculata (babysbreath) ee Wa Tenet os. Ladentatey Texas.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__|_--- (0 (0). tee 4e| ster fa op) ahaa Arizona,
. Texas
Listroderes aequivocus Kuschel (Cur-
culionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)......--..--__- Unknown_.___|_-___--_-- 0 eens New York.
Lirus ascanti (L.) (Curculionidae):
Raphanus sativus (radish)__._..____- France. .-eseaa|ean 2 oe PA ice epee Do.
Lizus junci Boh, (Curculionidae):
‘Betawulgaris) (beet) a2. 28 soe ee Egypt, Spain_|_________- 2; || Seria Maryiangs
exas
Lozxostege bifidalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) --_-.-__- Mexico_______- Vane a ene lly Texas. *
Lozxostege similalis (Qn.) (Pyraustidae):
Chrysanthemum) sps- 20 as | ee Golsewea ss 1 Do.
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) -_.-__-___|____ dol isa 6 Do.
Lygaeus circumlinitus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
OrchigbaTwces Sa ae a a |e obec eiabeoge hte | iets 1 Do.
mee circumplicatus Dist. (Lygaei-
dae
OTH iG BU Ue Se a an em | eae GOs ee Se ee ee 1 Do.
FA consanguinitus Dist. (Lygaei-
dae):
Allium cepa (onion)_----------------|_--- dots ees ) i ee | eee Do.
Lygaeus pulchellus F. (Lygaeidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum____.--_|---- doh. S Vole fyi) s Sel rpieg Se aceeite California.*
(banana)
Lygaeus vittiscutis Stal (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliadestee ake see See: Costa} Rica 22apizote, dot. oo 1} Texas.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___| Mexico__.____- fe ee el eee 0.
OrchidVeaw sey ease Ee eee Guatemala 2222 Sk Bae aa 6 Do.
Honduras,
Mexico.

Lygus elisus Van D. (Miridae):
TAR os (Uo ONKY)) oe ee Canada-_-____- p Onl ere fs Eee Minnesota.
Lygus fraudentus (Stal) (Miridae):

Brassica oleracea botrytis--......----- Louisiana.
(cauliflower)
Lygus oblineatus (Say) (Miridae):
Chrysanthemum sp..----------------- Arizona.
CLMISiSD ex (Clin) Ree eee ne New York.
Vecetablestitiee ee ees ae Texas.
ZEMIN Su CORN) eae ete Do.
Madarus distigma Boh. (Curculionidae):
Orchides Se) 2s ATS aaa Miexicosiesia .jinttye:s:) bs |G oveae Sank 1 Do.
Malacorhinus tripunctatus (Jac.) (Chry-
somelidae):
inp lane hasan se 22 bo) a a gs | C0 {0 Soe en S| ese en 2 Se ee ay Wedeea ne Do
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)| Ireland, Nor- |.--.------ Zi}. Chines New York,
way. Texas.
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)--.| France, Neth-|_-.------- 2 eo ee New York.

erlands.

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—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host Cae a Collected in—
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)------.-__- Dominican-_-__- Maryland,
Republic, New York.
Puerto Rico.
GOUNAUIRAOS DY coece cee ed aware California*,
Hawaii.
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus_-...-| Cuba, Puerto New York.
(lima bean) Rico.
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) -_-__- PuertoeRicoe4|sesee ee Do.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) | Brazil, Cuba, Alabama,
Dutch Gui- California*,
ana, Hawaii, Florida*,
Puerto Rico, Louisiana,
Venezuela, Maryland,
New York,
Pennsylvan-
ia, Texas.

Mecinus pyraster Hbst. (Curculionidae):
Soil and moss packing_-_____-.____--- Treland2is2 2/52 2)4s860e df New York.
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Costa Lima)

(Gre@ittela a. oe Meee en Brazile 2 22 sees bees Florida.
Megacerus contaminatus (Sharp)
(Bruchidae):

PPOMOCUASLANS ea eae eee eee Mexi¢o 22.225) 5 District of

Columbia.
Aearanels chiliensis Boh. (Curculioni-
ae):
Prunus domestica (plum) ___-____-_- Chile easeaaae New York.
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) |_...do__--_____- Do.

Megapenthes cinnamomus Champ.
(Elateridae):
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) -------_--- Guatemala =.) soa eae Texas.
Megasternum boletophagum (Marsh.)
(Hydrophilidae):
Beta vulgaris macrorhiza _--.-.------- Feng land senses ees New York.
(mangel-wurzel)
Melanoranthus melanocephalus (F.)
(Elateridae):
PAUL Dlanete shee Ne acd South Pacific_.|----2-._.. Hawaii.
are enastus sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculion-
ae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum.____---- Costa Rica, - _- California*,
(banana) Ecuador, Maryland,
Honduras. South Caro-
lina.
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
amu SD eee Le rs Mexico______-_- New York.
DAN Db te rs et = A ae d0s22s2s22- Texas.

Micrel ericae Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -____-_---- Scotland _-____ New York.
Mimorista flavidissimalis (Qrt.) (Pyraus-
tidae):
CWachis sesh. en eS Mexico-_----_-- Texas.
peiasettcs dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchi-
ae):

Acacia farnesiana (cascalote) --------- Salvador-_.___- Louisiana.

TDI CiULAXSD eee ee Canal Zone-_-_- Do.

Ochroma lagopus (balsa) ------------- Colombia_.__- New York.
Mineola indigenella (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

ET ALTULSISD ews en ee a ee AR of) 0 See | ee ee | eee ee Oregon.

(Japanese flowering cherry)
ae monotropidia Stal ‘Pingiti-
ae
IBTomeliad’s 2-22----=--)- ee al do: BARBUS es ans Texas.
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formi-
cidae):

PAIGAUCISD (SISA) sae eee eee FET aI GLa ee ey NA | eae District of
Columbia.
Ananas comosus (pineapple) - -_____- Balham ase == 25 | ee se ene Florida.
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ------_--- Puerto Rico___ New York.
Coelogyne elata (orchid) ---__-________ Indig=l ses Hawaii.
Cymbidium sp. (orchid)_.____-._-_-_|___- Goede ue BG he New Jersey.
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) __---.---____]___- dowd ee oe Hawaii.
Hibiscus esculentus (okra) ______-__-- Trinidad@2ass New York.
OrchidMasi ie ki Colombia, - - __ California’,
Philippines. Florida.

dl

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Country of

Insect and host origin Collected in—

Monomorium destructor—Continued

Pyrus communis (pear) 4 New York.
Vanda sp. (orchid)_-________________ New Jersey.
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):
Zea mays (corm)__._____-__________- Mexico_______- Texas.
Mordellistena catileyana Champ. (Mor-
dellidae):
Cattleya gigas (orchid)___-___________ Colombia_____|...2_-____- Florida,
New Jersey.
Cattleyailabiatasss2 ee ep es Brazil: caches". | thewett 4 tlpp acl mates New Jersey,
Texas.
Cattleya labiata autumnalis _..______|___- GOL! = teeea Rae 2 oS ve California.*
Catileyaiuelutin a) ea eee nnn GOR Ani SF iene ld RI et New Jersey.
Gattleyauparnnert) 2.0 oe eee Gol tel aleprelrea ee Ae eee Do.
Catileyaisps: box en SU see Tey yey AN Leen NOTE Te, OR Ue Fe a Ok Florida,
Colombia, New Jersey,
Venezuela. Texas.
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)____________]_-_- GOL e Bie OE oS seule Reape fips Do.
Laelia purpurata (orchid) __--________ Brazile see peeateiey. Foe See New Jersey.
Orchidee see Baia ee eats Gane Hondurasi2 22) 22220 a eke Florida,
Mexico. Texas.
Mordellistena rufonotata Champ. (Mor-
dellidae):
CBee) 0 Ko PASS eU See spat a Sak tell eve ta Mexico. s25 2 in| Sas eae eal aba iber sam Texas.
‘Morganelia longispina (Morg.) (Cocci-
ae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)______-_ Philippines] 22 |222 2-2) alah ipod) | see eee California.*
Citrus limon (lemon) -___-___________ New Zealand borer ais ea) 2 | Ueda Do.
Citrus sinensis (orange) -_-__________ Brazil! 2 222 }latet a Tyee ey aa Do.
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) ------______. Straits Settle- |_----__2-_Jo2 222222. Do.
ments.
Myelois ceratoniae Zell. (Phycitidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (St. Johnsbread)__-_| Italy____-_-.-_} > 1 |__________|-_2.2_-o New York.
Citrus sinensis (orange)______________|-__- GOsk a ei MOP SEA ofp FE) Rena apeay Do.
Phoenix dactylifera (date) ____________ I feo a sale ali Jah mais 5 Les | ats MN foe Vola Florida.*
Myelois notatalis (W1k.) (Phycitidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (St. Johnsbread) ___ ery 5 a) ohms Ps Seno 5 (a ne a ple PT 2 Do. 3
uras.
Myllocerus hilleri Faust (Curculionidae):
Wink oye eee ee ee eon FADAIIG?) Sire wel heey ha a ip et reat Washington.
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__-_| Mexico.----___| ~—-1:«|__________|__________ Texas.
Myzus ascalonicus Doncaster (A phidae): i
Allium cepa (onion)_________________ Mrance: 22 enw, pene cue eee Ohio.
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Term-
itidae):
TE Oe aye nus en dat ar eS Costa: Ricac2 2) 05 \Wedeatawtene tee eo ae South Caro-
lina.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum_________|_--- Ca Ku ik me) WSF SUI 8 i AE Yee aa ach gags California.*
(banana)
WiGode snes ny Honduras. linttnghe il [oo ea eee oe Louisiana.
Nasutitermes luzonicus (Oshima) (‘Term-
itidae):
WiOOd Santini el i tee Sled ey Sten Iophijoyomasoea i) Tee eeteceee eee Maryland.
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Haldeman)
(Termitidae):
Orchiditaeyet: fe a es Wnknowaleeo44|B staat | Sees Florida.
Neocattarus vegetus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Oncidium confusum (orchid) _________ Canali Zonese| senor | beeen Hawaii.
Neue cacicus Chevr. (Cerambyci-
ae):
Guajacum officinale (lignumvitae)___| Nicaragua___-_| =~: |___-___--__]-___---__- California.*
Nenana guianae Blkm. (Scoly-
tidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) -_________ BTL GIS Ta: Grunts al | ape et-c | eee eee | Beceem New Jersey.
Pisum sativum (pea) 2s aa easy (0 oe eee Ua ata aamemmis 9 UF |S eae a | | em Fp Missouri.
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Quen.) (Py-
raustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato).-_| Mexico..-.----| 398 |__________]__________ Texas.
Solanum melongena (eggplant) -_____ Brazile Seale ee i eg New York.
Newsteadia floccosa (Deg.) (Coccidae):
WOO CST OSs Wyse neers eo ee England, 2222-2" hereto spe ee oe 2 | New Jersey.
France.
Nilotaspis halli (Green) (Coccidae):
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) -________ Israels hurkey; | eee | eee 5 | District of
Columbia.

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—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host ae es Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Nilotaspis halli—Continued
Prunus persica (peach) _---___-__--_-- TnKey at el Soe ee eee 1 | District of
Columbia.
EUS SP (DUI) ee a CORE ie ten Ao PERE eee Le il Do.
Nymphalis urticae (L.) (Nymphalidae):
ay epackinp ens 2c ee tee Netherlands __ 1 Uy een 5) Ee Arizona.
Nysius basalis Dallas (Lygaeidae):
Gincinieper eh st sieea gk eek SAT Ba IMiexi co sss emets | sa neae ae on nn ae aires 1 | Texas.
Nysius dallasi White (Lygaeidae):
LNT DEITO.- 3 Lee A es awalizise tnd ees a eae be 1 ee Hawaii.
Nysius simulans Stal (Lygaeidae):
Hordeum stenostachys____......--_--- LO pe bYeq bt: 7eee el ewe ae ae 1 | District of
Columbia,
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)_| Chile__--______ iba) oy aaee te fe | (GN New York.
CECH lateralis Jac. (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Or chidterte = Ss ges le a Mexico ieee een SPR eis lee 1 | Texas.
Oedionychis transversalis Jac. (Chryso-
melidae): saps 60) sag Spree es
role tet ib trl ca Ea RR ieengayy a al Catal EM Len ey 1 Do.
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Boh.) Chryso-
melidae):
WaeLIGD.) OTCHIG) Seats sao 2 oe |e OMe Ral ae fs |2— asa Sheek |b ste: 1 Do.
Oe costatum Sharp (Hydrophili-
ae):
CORDIC 2 tk Be eal alc aa pel aad COB SSasee hoo ae ae Saket ee 1 Do.
Orchidophilus peregrinator Buch. (Cur-
culionidae):
Wrcnidmee senna Neer el rem eniiee Hawaii i fee rents et se toe Hawaii
Orthotomicus laricis (F.) (Scolytidae):
Wooden strips around peat moss_____ Netherlands __ 1 ep spc eet) pc ap loeas e Louisiana.
Oxycarenus lavaterae (F.) (Lygaeidae):
Tilia tomentosa (silver linden) _-______ Ti Gaa ly Beer erties | ete Bean me Siete) 1 | New Jersey.
sen longulum (Boh.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Parcel post package____--_-2_-1-____ Hawaii 9 bp | eee teal Verret eC Hawaii.
Ozophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Ly-
gaeidae):
BSTOMELIAC Hts a UCM CR Geer Cos tawRica sere |e 2S MNei ie, liek mere woe 1 | Texas.
Poca estiis luridus Hahn. (Lygaei-
ae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) -._____--_--- INetherlan Gs i |i ees | reese 1 | New Jersey.
TANTO OACORUD Spas een eed as C6 a peep need [eee opel [ete e taps 1 Do.
eeeeeors torridus (Scop.) (Pentatomi-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum______--- Guatemala____ 0 ee er eee California.”
(banana)
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraus-
tidae):
1 EARS eh Ee ee eee eee bade Puerto Rico-__- Ts | Sysek ae rk os | Pe = er ene New York.
Pachyzancla periusalis (Wlk.) (Pyraus-
tidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ----| Brazil, Jamaica 1 Dp) sees ace tel Alabama,
New York
Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Cur-
culionidae):
SRL O WEL See eee Eee ek Gee pe Hawaii
Leucaena glauca ___-_)___-_- Do.

Pimpinella anisum (anise) New Jersey.

Paracardiophorus pauper (Cand.) (Elat-

teridae):
Soil around azalea roots_____________ Gf) of a epee eestor b Ne reek ee ae ep rer eae teem 1 | Hawaii.
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
PACECILD LSD) ea Ngee ena Se SOE LS C6 Layee es ie decal beeen Ee Seta Pe ye 1 | California.*
Camellia japonica (camellia)________- Chinas apan= | Sie) a aes eae 12 | California*,
District of
Columbia,
Florida*,
Washington.
Parlatoria chinensis Marl. (Coccidae):
Cydonia sp. (flowering quince) --_-_- Japan bon ee |e tee [on chee 1 | Washington.
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae): :
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -______- British West 1 (2a) ibs bere LA Oa California*,
Indies, Costa Florida*.
Rica, Mex-
ico, Trini-
dad.

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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Cee a Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Parlatoria cinerea—Continued

Citrus grandis (pummelo)_________-- FOLIMOSS A= 225) Se Se ae ms = eel fe | eee ae California*.

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _________- (Brazil, EPanzy esses keel. - a/Oll|peamene eae Do.
ama, Trini-
dad, Uru-
guay.

Citrus sinensis (orange) _....-.------ Brazil, Pan- 1 14 ir fag seek Sere California’,
ama, Trini- Florida’.
dad, Uru-
guay.

Parlatoria citri McKenzie (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)______- Straits Settles) selene ress arlicie ee apes California”.
ments.
Parlatoria crotonis Doug]. (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (croton) ______- Ma watt Sao 5 | ae ee 2 | California’,
New Jersey.
Parlatoria fluggeae Hall (Coccidae):
LETADISCU SISP see ee Re Oe a a CG) MASTS ay (meas Sal no) Se 1 | California.*
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple).-_---.------ Afghanistan, _- Pall spate ah oe 2 | District of
Greece (?), Columbia,
Italy. Michigan,

New York.

Mespilus germanica (medlar)-_--___-- Ttalyss ees 2 pee wee | Ce eee New York.

Olea europaea (olive)_.-.---__------- Greeces ss | Lee Sok eee ee 2 | District of

Columbia,

New Jersey.
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) ___--_--- PANE on AS Ceara ees | eer eee | eee 1 | District of

Columbia.

Prunus persica (peach) 1 Do.

Prunus sp. (plum)____--__---- 1 Do.

Pyrus communis (pear) Afghanistan, __ 2) Sam 1 | District of
Italy. Columbia,

New York,

Quer CuUsiS Da (i) eee nea tally A cee ee a A eee 1 | New Jersey.

Parlatoria pittospori Mask. (Coccidae):

Glottiphylimispeee eee Union of South|___-____-_]________.- 1 Do. “4
Africa.

am oniia SP) See eis ie ea eae etn) (1. Rater eee | Rees eee | ea me 1 Do.

pile oie ns Red pore Rene eerie eT ON Mexico__---_-- 1 | a ee eee el alitonaitens
Parlaori pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Cocci-

COD) ai Ks LOO I POU TO Sa le nhac tcrcd Lael Hareb ao vale eee Se 3 | California*,

Philippines. New Jersey,
Washington.

Vanda joaquimiae (orchid) --.__-_--- IPDilip pines he |e eel | eee 3 | California*,
Siam. New Jersey.

WHE SUIT Ba tayag. oss | Se be a ee ee 1 | New Jersey.

Vandarter ess s=seai ale bae ern ae Straits Settle=s| ess oe | ee 1 | California.*
ments.

IWandaisp tess se eer ee etcetera ley ientl, Sibwo, oo eee 2 | California*,

New Jersey.
Parlatoria theae Ckll. (Coccidae):
AGT? Bos (Coney VE) os Japaneses oaae UK| Pesan ln 3 | California*,
Washington.
Prunus sp., perhaps mume_______-__|_--- (6 oR Rey Be Sh | LOG ak, le 1 | District of
Columbia.
JANI OS, (HORS) ) oo ee ek es SUI Goss satens |itee te Leas | ies Ae ree 1 | California.*
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)______- China ee hil-7 | peenee tial Lea ae Oh Do.

ippines,
Straits Set-
tlements.

Citrus grandis (pummelo)__-________- TH OLINOSA sees | eee ames An |" = Stoneaas Do.
Japan, Phil-
ippines,

Straits Set-
tlements.

Citrus limon (lemon)---_-__-_-__-___-- PATIStraligee. seule. nee ne Til Sle cee es California*,
Italy, Japan, Florida.*
Spain.

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)__.__-___- hinge Sree eee TU) popes oe os .. California.*

Citrus reticulata (tangerine) ________- China, Japan. 1 Dilla eee California",

Minnesota.

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—Continued
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Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host SEY lat Gon: Prop- | Collected in—
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Parlatoria zizyphus—Continued
Citrus sinensis (orange) --.________-- Algeria, China, 1 84] teen esl California*,
Italy, Phil- Hawali,
ippines, Massachu-
Spain. setts, Penn-
sylvania.
caine sororcula (Wied.) (Tephriti-
dae):
Eriocephalus pubescens___.._______-- Pretoria ees ete ee wine eens 1 | District of
Columbia.
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
[SANE Fy Op ane eh eee ee Hawaiians TU |S A a ees | ae ela California.*
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.)
(Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) -_______- Brazil, Egypt, 26 5 2 | Florida*,
Hawaii, Michigan,
India, Italy, New York,
Jamaica, Pennsylvan-
Mexico, ia, Texas.
Pakistan,
Philippines.
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton) ---_-__-- Haiti, Mexico- B)t || aetna ena || peel ee Sa Hy ouiss
exas.
Gossypium sp. (cotton boll)________- Virgin Islands_ 1 | ane | ie ee ee New York
Gossypium sp. (cotton; grabbots)_--} Brazil__.______ see seaepee| easter, Texas.
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)_______--_- American Vir- 4 1t| See New York.
gin Islands,
Brazil,
Puerto Rico.
Roprailwayscar=+.- 0 i= << seo h2 2 Mexico--._--~- Uy eee seee| ececeeee se Texas
es zephyrana (Treit.) (Phalonii-
ae):
Daucusicarota.(carrot)_i-.-----_--_ -_ Dtaly? Wastes w/e eae Qin] bene ee Alabama,
Louisiana.
Phatnoma annulipes Champ. (Tingidae):
Mrchidserere a sew ee dS Tk VIC XG CO te eee | ee eke | ee 2 | Texas.
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _______- Cubase 95) | Ee ee S| Eee. Louisiana,
New York.
Solanum melongena (eggplant) .___-_|___- dose 1A | eas Se a | eerie New York.
Phelomerus germaini Pic (Bruchidae):
Cero australese tees ee ANyfexey iy a pee (ae TN a ae 1 | Washington.
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Fullaway
(Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _-_-_-___-__- IE a wa lieve eee ee TN SOD eR California.*
ISETELLZUTISP eee ee Pe ed a LO EES ECR REAL NSN 1 Do.
Phenacoccus gossypii Towns. & Ckll.
(Coccidae):
OUIETIRISD Se ee ek SOREL Me xd CO ee ers | Ee seen sb babe | meats ane ala 1 | Arizona.
eae callosus Boh. (Curculioni-
ae):
Haesisps:(2bape) sae tee Union of South 17 All| Meme annta ts cn] Rie ny Le re Maryland,
Africa. New York.
Phragmatobia fuliginosa (L.) (Arctiidae):
EEUU SD ee ee ee ee erie land eset es esas aoe ae SAE 1 | New York.
Phyllotreta cruciferae (Goeze) (Chryso-
melidae):
Pyrus communis (pear).--_-_-_-___-- ran cess etoa| thee bean ao Sed ie Soa Massachu-
setts.
Physonota humilis Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid: Wut INE CXICO BS se oie 2 nD SA se 1 | Arizona.
gs acelin distigma Cand. (Elateri-
ae):
GO een en My a aE Costa Rica, - _- Q Naa NOS a MGs 2) California.*
Mexico.
Physorrhinus distigma cephalicus Cand.
(Elateridae):
Cedrus sp. (cedar) __--...-_-________- Canal Zone_-_- [P| Hiern ne an elm Seine Ned New York.
eames atricornie Meig. (Agromyzi-
ae):
Cichorium endivia (endive) _________- Belgium_______ (3 5) ame mds | Eee Massachu-
setts,
New York.
_ Cichoriwm intybus (chicory) -___-.--_|---- doses eis 8 Tap serene be New York.
Piezodorus purus (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
Tetragonia arbuscula_......-.-------- Pretoriaes css | soe eal ee eee 1 | District of
Columbia.

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Insect and host ea 2
Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
ACA TOWTD SD boty oe Costa Rica, ___
Hawaii.
Cirrhopetalum sp. (orchid) -________- India
Dendrobium fusiforme (orchid) ._.-_-| Australia
Dendrobium speciosum__________-___|---- do
DENT ODLUITISD so eee | ee do
Philodendron sp...) 222s sree is Hawaii
rere bidentatus (Herbst.) (Scolyti-
ae):
JEU OS (Gosbare) eae eS ee he Germany,-_-__-
Netherlands.
Puedes chalcographus (L.) (Scolyti-
ae):
AS AT esc eee il See Se PS athe eal ne Belgium, Swe-
den.
Coniferousswoodseese ee BRinlandaas sss
PiCegiSD ss (SDEUCE) Eee nen Finland, Ger-
many, Hun-
gary, Swe-
en.
EUR USES Den DING) ese ee ee ee Germany,_-__-_-
Hungary,
Netherlands
Tee sambuci Blkm. (Scolyti- .
ac):
a aie teem ee pt a Mexico__-_____
Salizisps (willow: ses eee oo en Ne Gs Ko) Sap: 15
Bees thymaloides Stal (Chrysomel-
ae):
Or chigh qr Ian Gain ea NA RSS| teiee do
Platycarenus humilis (H.-S.) (Pentato-
midae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum________- Costa Rica____
(banana)
Picarens notulatus Stal (Pentatomi-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum___-_-__- Mexico________
(banana)
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -______- Cubase
Capsicum frutescens longum________- Mexico________
(long red pepper)
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__|_-_- douse
Platynota stultana (W1sm.) (Tortricidae):
Beta pulgaris) (beet) _.--)- a es COB es ee
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) _----__-|___- Coys tEreme
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___|_--- dos. 2-2 2-*
Platypus rugulosus Chapuis (Platy-
podidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ________|_-_- Glos ieee oe
Ceibasp: beset ae nee Nicaragua_____
To 2S Joie a Sole Dad Con Sa Costa Rica_-__-
Platythrips tunicatus Hal. (Thripidae):
WiOOdS)IMOSSH i te EE England
Plesiommata mollicella (Fow1.), Cicadel-
lidae):
Qladiolirsisp ye saa ene eee ae Mexico__-_____
Poecilips persicae (Hopk.) (Scolytidae):
Cyatheacenesan os ere Hawaili________
Pogonocherus fasciculatus Deg. (Ceram-
bycidae):
PL Cedi SDsi(SDEUCE) pase e ee ee Sweden-.____-
Polia oleracea (Lu.) (Phalaenidae):______-
Beta vulgaris macrorhiza_____-_____-- England
(mangel-wurzel)
“Poliaspis”’ pini Mask. (Coccidae):
Pinus thunbergii (2-leaved pine)____- Japan
Pinus sp. (2-leaved pine)_-.-..______|_--- te)
Bins Sp ee Es ee ae | eee

Number of interceptions in—

Collected in—

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tion entry tion
2 | ee ae eee 2 | California*,
Florida.
i SR rai hd eget ee | Were eh Rel 1 | New Jersey.
fh tae Ve ES Ue ee 2 | Hawaii.
Pe ee el fede re NE eee 3 | Hawaii,
New Jersey,
Washington.
Bae ees See OR ars) Wee ae oY 1 | Washington.
Prbablacate| bartels sl posers Latent 1 | California.*
Cal pepe be fia ba lta! Alabama, New
York, Texas.
iD | tt So | New Jersey,
Pennsyl-
vania.
1 Et eee EY ee Pennsylvania.
HG: |e ea eee New York.
By | es ree e| eee Louisiana,
New York.
Tigh yeseenepercge Sak etek California.
aA fates Seperate baer] richer hoe Texas.
SSL aes | Te rarer nace | Coenen rales 5 Do.
1 gh fgpoainsice termed Poptart Se | California,*
1 ig Pr lic] i i | Do.
1 aces ht a) a Louisiana.
S| een a et Sree = California.*
OF eee toe ones apenas Texas
U1 | | LE er Do.
48" (Conn Ste Si seen Arizona,
Texas
| ee Texas
AN eae eee | Perea Do.
If ;|2 a2 sere | eS eeen New York.
1e | Ee aS eee South Caro-
lina.
whe Le ee 1 | New Jersey.
Hy | ee ee ee Texas
Heb egeeapetae ss ta Pe toe California.”
7A see OE Se pees Ss New York.
pa er IY cach et. Do.
ee eee tee el Ppceeene ee a 1 | Washington.
ee ee oo ee ee 3 Do.
1 | California.*

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tion entry tion

Polycaon chiliensis (Cast.) (Bostrichi-

dae):
Matesispe(prape)--=-=--1.2..=+---.1-- Chile TO pe peel Lah 2 erate New York.
pe ciuchronts botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreuti-
dae):
WztsiSDen(CTape)--s2=--4-----=2---2~- France, Italy_-_ 4 1 eg] eh ahr alba Massachu-
setts, New
York.
rea oleellus (F.) (?) (Hyponomeuti-
ae):
Olea europaea (olive)__--_----------- Lebanon_-_-_-_-_- Le | eect eae) | ea Ree ee New York.
Premnotrypes fractirostris Mshl. (Cur-
culionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ------_-- Penta en eeeeea eee 7b besa pint Texas.
Premnotrypes solani Pierce (Curculioni-
ae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) -------_]---- GOS eee eee | poten ee DF |e See Do.
Ser DCS voraz (Hust.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Solunum tuberosum (potato) -_-------- Bouador see a) oe 1 | Seems eu New York.
Prodenia eridania (Cram.) (Phalaenidae):
PARTCTAS ete ee oe oe bee Bermuda___-___ | SERS | Wee ee Do.
CHR TSTTOR AT CMD 9 Vig pee ee eee Venezuela_____ 1s Peep Sey VE ee ae Do.
Liliwm longiflorum (Easter lily) ----- Honduras__-_-__ Ls | Bee el | ee ee Louisiana.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)-__| Mexico_---_--- Li PEE ee ee Arizona.
Prodenia ornithogalli Gn. (Phalaenidae):
PARILILI UES TW tere eee ee ey doe a 1G | SEE Eas ee | Ow ee ee Texas.
-Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Bostri-
chidae):
PAE IIL Sa COLD) ase ee een nee aeons CO eee es | eee een eae eee 1 Do.
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Green)
(Coccidae):
VARIG ERMODUNtUS-—.-- 5-222 === sie CanaliZone=e=| sans er RE Seeeee se 1 | Florida.
(bignay China laurel)
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _-______- Venezuela_____ 3 1 1 | Alabama,
New York.
Eugenia jambos (rose-apple) -_-_-_--- C@analiZone ses | seater Hae een ens 1 | California.*
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coc-
cidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _________ Cuba DEER ede nna eens eer Florida.*
PIORICEN ASD :*2- = 5 --= 22 ED ermudars= sass ease cen oe 1 | New York.
Vanilla pompona (orchid)__--______- CanallZone == Beeson | Saar 1 | Texas.
Pseudaonidia clavigera Ckll. (Coccidae):
PULILEU USD oe eee ee Ba wal esse sos | SORE ae) =| Sa teres 1 | California.*
ad curculiginis Green (Cocci-
ae):
Cymbidium findlaysonianum (orchid) | Philippines_--|---.----_-|---------- 1 Do.
Pseudaonidia tesserata (de Charm.) (Coc-
cidae):
PELAUSSCILSISD) ee eee ee Ha walls ite sss eee sate |p eraa hes 1 Do.
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green)
(Coccidae):
Citrus limon (Qemon)-.-....-..-.--.__ AT eentina ==. |—=— eee Qh saa ees Do.
Brazil.
TORIES Deere pee en oe net Canal EZone es | aes | pee ee 1 | Florida.
Pseudischnaspis acephala Ferris (Coc-
cidae):
Arundina bambusifolia (orchid) ______|]_--- (0 \6)h ei database sa EO eh oh Bers 1 | California.*
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coc-
cidae):
Brassavola sp. (orchid) ______--____-- Hondurass= | eas eee eee 1 | Florida.
Cattleya skinneri (orchid) _--_____--- CostarRica= = | Maas aaes | eee 1 | New Jersey.
(CORTICES Oe psa) pl aes Bel 2 | Florida,
New Jersey.
Laelia anceps (orchid)__-..-__-_____- 1 | Texas.
Laelia autumnalis (?)_- 1 | California.*
ERO en dr Onisp aa s eeehe 1 Do.
mreamococens palmarum (Ebrh.) (Cocci-
ae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) -__---_______- Hawaii, Phil- 7 Pld esata EP California.*
ippines.
Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
ETITIUSTSTA=E (LMG) ee eee Japanw Koreas |=—e es | Sa eeenn 4 | California*,
District of
Columbia,
Washington.

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Number of interceptions in—

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Pseudococcus trichilae Brain (Coccidae):
Leucadendron argentewm__---.------- Union of South 1d beietactabey Pete Ba: New Jersey.
(silver leucadendron) Africa.
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cachysees ae ais Beet ee OxiCO*.. oo sboe ste Pes eee Soe 1 | Arizona.
Pecudepanelont ostreata Ckll. (Cocci-
dae):
Cattleya mossiae (orchid)_____.__--_- CostagRicass=s| hae ae eos | See ee 1 | California.*
Psila rosae (F.) (Psilidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)_.--------- mpland, 222s | Sane UL) gla Re Alabama, New
France, York, Penn-
Netherlands. sylvania,
Texas.
Apium graveolens rapaceum (celeriac)| Denmark,-_-_-__]_..--_-___ 234 See Louisiana,
Netherlands, Texas,
Norway
Chrysanthemum sp.....------------- Hngland saee. 2) eo a ale ee 1 | New Jersey.
Daucus carota (ecarrot)_.------_-____- Algeria, Bel- |_____--__: CR bg ki Alabama, New
gium, Cuba, York, Ohio,
Denmark, South Caro-
England, lina, Texas,
France, Ire- Virginia.
Jand, Italy,
Netherlands,
Portugal,
Sweden,
Wales
Pastinaca sativa (parsnip) -_________- Bneplandesss| sea seree 43 eo eee Texas.
Pteleobius vittatus (F.) (Scolytidae):
CPUS BOs (Oli) a5 Baca see Selleods doyese aes TA ile a ee eee New York.
Ptochoryctis tsugensis (Kearf.) (?)
(Xyloryctidae):
Cupressus sp. (cypress) ------------- JRDATE ss aes ee nes en | ee 1 | Washington.
Pinus sp. (5-leaved pine)_--.________|---- (06) s setae hae heey Se fas ae 2 Do.
ee innumerabilis (Rath.) (Cocci-
ae):
Wilisisps (rape) pean ene NaN Ces sae eee |e ee 1 | New Jersey.
Pulvinaria psidit Mask. (Coccidae):
PA EAU LTS eee ee ee en Wrinidagi 22k |so2 ss wna | ee ees 1 | Florida.
Ficus paudurata (fiddleleaf fig) __.___ Cubatat'= 22h Res Say ae | Pace 1 | New Jersey.
PiLOSPOTILTUS De ee ee Bermud dee 22 |S eet | Bae 1 | Maryland.
Syzygium cumini (jambolan-plum)__| Philippines- -- 13 SESS Severe ae eee eee California.*
Puto mericanus (Ckll.) (?) (Coccidae):
Gaeliaisps (orchid) ee Mexico? 2232-4522 e Boa eee 1 | Texas.
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Betawwuloarisn (beet) aes ee eae tally seer aL eee a | ae a a Do.
Corylus avellana (filbert)-_....-.____]---- (co) eee ER Se eee 1 | New Jersey.
Sorghum vulgare technicum__.__-__--- France,..-__-- Ife espe alate ese Maryland,
(broomcorn) Hungary, Massachu-
taly. setts, New
York, Penn-
sylvania.
Zegeumaysi(COLM) sass eat France______-- 1 1 1 | California’,
New York,
Ce calathea Shannon (Syrphi- Texas.
ae):
Tillandstusp. ee cee Mexico!c-2 22 iio aS ee 1 | Texas.
Renocis mezicanus Blkm. (Scolytidae):
AY/COa YS Ves I aa ea SoU OR er ered a domtsus sua See een | Co eee Washington.
Rhabdoscelus obscurus (Boisd.) (Cur-
culionidae): "
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) - - Arnerean eee 1 esse eer | poems Hawaii.
amoa
See alternata (Fall.) (Tephriti-
ae):
IROSMSD a (OSC) pane ee Sweden--____. py paced ences het ALE mel New York.
Rhagoletis alternata (Fall.) (?) (Tephri-
tidae):
IROsa\Sp Nw (rOSC) eee ee eee ee ee AUIStriayeceae = 1 Uf) Eee 1 | New York,
Sweden. Washington.
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):
iPrumusisp: (Cherry) assess eee e eee France, Ger- 3 Balas Massachu-
many, Italy, setts, New
Portugal, York.
unknown.

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Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host Country of Collected in—

Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):

eruniusisp ss (CHELLy) s2-4----2--<2e se France, Italy, Massachusetts,
Portugal, New York.
Spain.
Ehagoletis juglandis Cress. (?) (Tephriti-
ae
Jugtans sp. (walnut) ......--..--..-- Mexicos ===: Texas
ehedoiene pomonella (aN tsb) (Tephriti-
ae
Crataegus sp. (red haw)-------------|_--- Ca Kays Spee nen 0.
Malus sylvestris (apple) ------------- WIG doe New York,
unknown Texas,
Rhagoletis striatella Wulp (Tephritidae):
Physalis sp. (husk tomato)--_______- Mexico.._.-._.- Texas
a aneUs pyrrhopus Boh. (Curculioni-
ae):
Armenmsps (statice)=-22--2-2----2- |= --8 Clos See Do.
sehpioruchus leiboldi (Philippi) (Bruchi-
ae):
PT OSODISISDs aae esas e ae oa IAT SOUT se nw Skee Seon ee District of
Columbia.
peuprrueh te picturatus (Fahr.) (Bruchi-
ae):
PY ORO DISH LOdaeee a eae we ak olen e Co Kos a Se aa Oe Se ee ee District of
Columbia,
Oregon.
SOSA DISD ase ose eee oe |e (0 (ays en ee | | SUE 9 Be aM ee Washington.
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Theob.)
(Aphidae):
MM OSDSAbUip) Seen n eee eenee oe Netherland sis |Rasostee es | passa ane New York.
Ribua innoria Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ..------ Cubase se. Louisiana,
New York,
Texas.
Eeipereialla palestineae Hambl. (Cocci-
ae):
VAVAUITISD seen se eee a Palestine s=s222 |e see snes see eee District of
Columbia
G09 S03 ee ee ee ee (5 KY eam FG a i 0) a Do.
LETMDENTIOASD vane erat ae ee eee |Rame Gosee lies Daal oiw se Be eee s Do.
Saldula Ranorin (L.) (Saldidae):
Soil and moss packing.__-__________- Irelandecstlna| eee aes eee New York.
Biolonestetius affinis (Schilling) (Lygaei-
ae
Soil around rhododendrons-__-_______- Bngland 222222 |p eo | Ree Washington.
Scolytus intricatus (Ratz.) (Scolytidae):
OWEN CUSISD a OAK) pee | a do! so2r 2 New York.
Sesamia cretica (Led.) (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum__-__--- France, Italy_- Maryland,
(broomcorn) New York.
Sesamia vuteria (Stoll) (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum _-_---- Morocco,------ New York.
(broomcorn) Portugal.
Sibine stimulea (Clem.) (Limacodidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum_-_------- Costa Rica_--- California.*
(banana)
Sinoxrylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
LWic GUase shes oe ee ete Indigeesse ase New York.
ag conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichi-
ae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) __.---------- Hawaii. Hawaii.
15, See Sean rea Senay Seat eae uae Ceylon, India New York
Sinozylon sezdentatum (Oliv.) (Bostrichi-
ae
Wepuminosse (?)e-2-2-h- aes eee Algeria_______- Pennsylvania
WioGdsstaves- 2222 2b re a ee doi siiea see Do.
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --_-_-_-- Miexicol===---— Texas
Sitona humeralis Steph. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic) New York
JETTA Sos, (Obs) Se d Do.
TROSUISD(TOSO) ee ee Do.
VAtLSISDS (GTADE) nee nee nee Do.
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)-_---------- Netherlands._-|_- Pennsylvania.
PNGTCISSULS{SD eee aeons ne eee d New York.
Rhododendron sp..-------------------|---- New Jersey.

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Sireonotus luteiceps Reuter (Miridae):
CLUS Rea tis aaa Aaa at aed ln Miexicoei Git Ale Wn 2 bea pab ae esha 1
HIG Werte se eet teh eee a Ake dost ees Ais eee ee eee ee
Mammillaria sp. (cactus) -..--.-----]---- Gost 2k | rs ee | Ee SS 1
“) fio@qobierans ye VA dome 2b Td EEN 1
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cytisus purpureus (purple broom) --_| Italy_..._-_-_--|__._-_-____|---_-__---- 2
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom) ---}_---do__--____-__]__________]__-___-__- 1
GCytisusisp ee ee Fee AIS trig SUL SES |e ESBS ee 1
Laburnum anagyroides (goldenchain) | Italy________-_|_____-_____]____-____- 1
Spartium junceum (weavers-broom) -}__-.do_----_.--_|______-_-__]-___---=_- 1
Spee impressithoraz (Pic) (Bruch-
idae):
Erythrina tomentosa____--_---------- BGs) ob: Voges pesca | ta OE ele ge 1
SPOR hays cardui (Boh.) (Bruchi-
ae):
Convolvulus arvensis__.......-------- Turkey) Soe an satan linn anaes 1
Sphenorches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophori-
ae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ---______-_- Puerto Rico__- EQ loath eae ae ec es Se 2
Bushes leguminum Ratz. (Pteromal-
idae):
PAIStr QUALLS SP eee ee eee eee eee Turkey is Saree al = lone = eon a ee 1
Stenoma anonella Sepp. (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (Soursop)-_------__- Panama_._____ Dy fecha eat tesa fightin ee
AnNONAISD ee eee Be Salvador--___- OLS i SE ee ke ee
Stenoma catenifer (W1sm.) (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado) -__-___-- Brazil, British 19 12> pasas=tthahes
West Indies
Colombia, |
Ecuador,
Guatemala,
Honduras,
Mexico,
Nicaragua,
Panama,
Peru,
Puerto Rico,
Salvador,
Venezuela.
Persea schiedeana (coyo avocado) Hondurasis 22s |e 22s | Re ee 1
Stephanitis pyrioides Scott (Tingidae):
Rhododendron sp._----__------------- Japa rben = san 8 Ee fe lb eee REO 1
Stephanoderes buscki Hopk. (Scolytidae):
Myristica fragrans (nutmeg)______-_- British West Jofoee tee eed eon a AG
Indies.
Stephonedee hampei (Ferr.) (Scolyti-
ae):
Coffeaispsi(Cofiee) seen aaa ee Braz eee ee | ences nfs | 28h 2) COS
Sennen lecontet Hopk. (Scolyti-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum_.______- Guatemala____ 1 | SEREDOO EM ank 7 AES.
(banana)
ROI CiON a) SPs (i) eas eee eee Mexico_______- Ay [Pees ea ee Se
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) __|___- dots | SORDID L Es | ASkd Sea
Seed poditte be see an - sealer wees eae SU Le dS 1G Eee eee ee eer
Strophosoma melanogramma Forst.(Cur-
culionidae):
WidodSimosses 222 s2s== sees een Germany, _ 2 uP aes oe 1
Systole geniculata Foerst. (Eurytomidae):
Anethum graveolens (dill)__-_________ To Gis (7) Sees | Seo ee ne AERO
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) -~__- Micxicoeanaeee 1 ee oe (eee See
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Aster: spol leeksese te Switzerland___}__.______- Nr sao he
Dianthus sp. (carnation) ..-----__-___ Sweden. -____- J} OSS OEEE Cah shh eis
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea) -.____- Scotland semen | kee Ab oe aes Sy 2 A
weden
Rosa'sp: (ToSe) 2 ee a Sweden_-__-__-- i eee peat eae
Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation). ____-____- Unknown===23|22 Ar Jon
Taeniothrips gracilis Mlt. (Thripidae):
GYCOrIS'Sps. 22 =e ewe Ee Bead Ching. 22 aan Cio) foo LE 1
Vanda’ sp. (orchid) -22-22 ais Indias osisse2| SPelisss|eeseeeeses 1

Collected in—

Texas.
Do.
Do.

Arizona.

New Jersey.
Do

Washington.
New Jersey.
Do.

Do.

District of
Columbia.

New York.

District of
Columbia.

Florida.*
Louisiana.

Alabama,
California*,
Florida*,
Louisiana,
Massachu-
setts, New
York, Texas.

*

Florida.
California.*
New York.

South Caro-
lina.
Texas.
Do.
Do.

New Jersey.

Pennsylvania.
Arizona.

New York.

Massachu-
setts.

New York.

New Jersey.
Do.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Insect and host cou of Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.)
(Thripidae):
IBOUGUIIOILER SP.- = 2 ae ee Hawaii 2 California.”
ROTTED LL SP) See ere ee a eat doaasere 7 Do.
Dianthus sp. (carnation) _____.__.___|___- dora 6 Do. °
ED GiGi TEMS 2 Se ee ee eee fee eee) dow eies. 1 Do.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_________}____ Gorsaeceeens 1 Do.
Taeniothrips simpler (Mor.) (Thripidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) _-_________- Guatemala, -__ 2 LS | eee es Louisiana,
Mexico, Texas.
Peru.
(ETAT R Ya) IVD NY 0) 3 ee a a ad kp ee eee 2 Cuba, Mexico, 10 3 5 | California*,
Netherlands, Louisiana,
New Zea- New Jersey,
land, Peru, New York,
Venezuela. Texas,
Washington.
Ornithogalum thyrsoides_____________- CapelofiGoods| =a iss Sanaa 1 | New Jersey.
(chinkerichee) Hope.
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)_____- Mexico_-.____- Di Wind hh Neetu mend Texas
ee confusus Say (Curculioni-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-______|___- ‘dome eee i led osprey eet, Del [acc Stn Do.
eee bromiliae (Leon.) (Cocci-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_________ Cuba, Hawaii, A(R Ste Rieo eae | {ities meee California*,
Mexico. New York,
Texas.
“‘Targionia’”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
PLOSCOLEU SDs (yA) hat ee American Vir- G7) Teste cen pene ae Hawaii,
gin Islands, Massachu-
Barbados, setts, New
China, York.
Nevis, St
: Kitts, West
Pen Indies.
“‘Targionia’’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cymbopogon citratus (lemon grass)___| Jamaica_______ ie ley st jel eee eee Florida.*
(Qpaiianibaenya See, OE Re Guam aah Ere eb | a ae California.*
Pennisetum purpureum-_____--_--_-- ADrinid a dhssa su hs ake | eee 1 | New Jersey.
(napier grass)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)-_| Puerto Rico_-_- | pate Sea cete al a Re Tet New York,
Virginia.
Targionia vitis (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Walisispea(2Tape) 22-22-42 Ti bed ty at ea eaeran ein | ee 1 | Michigan.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao &
Sailer (Miridae):
eneuaisp (Orchid) jst a= MIG CO mee eee | tee Suc eee ee 2) Texas.
Onan ay eh oe noe ee alee (00). ae el pce oe BS 10 Do.
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
artlevarsp, (Orchid) 222 eo" = eee Brazil Posies. | See oe on Meee een a 1 | New Jersey.
Orchidia etn ae ete Sees ea EDS (Bye si cto [ne eh RE SS 1 | Puerto Rico.
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
Catitleyasp. (orchid) 2-2 _2- 2-2 = Le ONG Ura seo a2 | Mace halos Se | RP ae ke 1 | Texas
Laelia anceps (orchid)__-__________-- Mexico--___-_-- if | Ee Vie 74 eee ee Do.
LET TIEN oat Sie an ial EIEN eS DS Se (6 0} Aeesigee ied pee ae Ly epg Seapets 1 Do.
OT CHI eae ae aie ES MSE Se Ee LORS EAE Sepak 2:2 | Pc Be nce 10 Do.
Tenthecoris distinctus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
Cycnoches chlorochilon (orchid) ______- CanaliZonce aes ewe eee Nee eres 1 | Florida.
COTY EUG a i eae Mexico state oi] hg Beak cael | dare a aie 14 | Texas.
Tenthecoris distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
COprelenta oar e eee Be as Be ere Le CostapRica sees | mae ee etaend erm pean 1 | Florida.
Tenthecoris ezitiosus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid) -__-.____________ Colom i gees | peewee sae | ean 1 | Texas.
Tenthecoris venezuelensis Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
Catileyaisp: (orchid) 222 Weneztelass c= | tenis dese pe ae ace Eee 5 | New Jersey,
Texas.
COV TLE ive SNS rae SAMO See eel |e (0 Koy se eR [eI Cole ac kal er 4 | Florida,
New Jersey,
New York.

_ Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) ______- Guatem al aes | Seer asain | eevee

1 | California.*

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Country of

Insect and host origin Collected in—
Tenthecoris vestitus—Continued
Odontoglossum pulchellum (orchid) --
Oncidiwm bicalloswm (orchid)_....___]__-- Coste oe ei Eloy tule tee California.*
Terns hispanolae™ (Banks) (Mermiti-n| sae dona en ae ens eee Do.
ae):
Chlorophora tinctoria (fustictree) ____-
Ten hederae Goux (Aleyrodi- | Colombia-_--___ New York.
ae):
Hedera canariensis var. variegata _____
Tetraleurodes mori (Q.) (Aleyrodidae): Prances! tae ste wee alse ened New Jersey.
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)______-
Citrus sinensis (orange) ..-..-__-_--_- Mexico-.--_-_- Texas.
CHEUSTS Dene ee ea ES On ose er Do.
Je eey sigh i VT SN ete Seay ee do eae Do.
Neriwm oleander (oleander)_--_.-___.|_-_- OB PN Pe ead se a Arizona.
Psidium guajava (guava)____________]__-- doa ees Do.
Tetrapriocera longicornis (Oliv.) (Bos- Bile (G Voy ai de.) Do.
trichidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___-_-____
EMO schwarzi Blkm. (Seoly- |_...do__.--____- Texas.
tidae):
Persea americana (avocado) -_______-
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae): se (0 (0s eae Do.
Cichorium intybus (chicory) -______--
Thrips flavus Schr. (Thripidae): Wrancets eases |hak See ele New York.
Dianthus sp. (carnation) -._..--_-__-
IPRTOTISp hs See LOO ERS a Norway-_----- Do.
ROSAS Psy OSC) eee en Hnglendieee se] oles | Pena wane New Jersey.
Rudbeckiaisp ys nee == ee eee Germany --_--- New York.
Thrips fuscipennis Hal. (Thripidae): IDYeyabao ee ee Do.
AASLETES Pe Set EUR Ee ES SE ioe
FRA DECKLGTS Dee ee ee Switzerland___|__-_______ Do.
Thrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae): | Denmark_-_-__|__________ Do.
Vantdajsp (orchid) 2222322
Thrips nigropilosus Uzel (Thripidae): Ha walle Hawaii.

ASL CTS ia tugiioiue lea eu UA in ye iu iy
Thrips trehernei Pr. (Thripidae): England) en ae New Jersey.
Dianthus sp. (carnation)_.__.._____-

British Col- Minnesota.
Tomaspis postica Wlk. (Cercopidae): umbia.
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) __
Tomoplagia obliqgua (Say) (Tephritidae): | Mexico_._____- Arizona.
Airplane ssn = Sule ee eae ee ee Rea
Trapesnpotus arenarius (L.) (Lygaeidae):|__..do__.__--___]____-_____- Texas.
OLIES Sree = tO eine nh Ree Me Ral
Woods moss around rose cutting_____ INTAN CO suse lla ea hee |e aa New York.
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae): | Germany--_..._|_-----____|_-_----_--- New Jersey.
DDN KS oy oy es A a SE EE
Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Westw.) Daly-2 222i oe New York.
(Aleyrodidae):
1 8 (hel yas ER eee site as
Jasminum polyanthum___---.------- Mexico 2a" Texas.
SELOS CEST ai (OSC) eee eee ee TPA dae |e ne cee | Oe eee California.*
Peers mucorea (Lec.) (Curculioni- | Mexico___...__}..._.----_]_--_------ Texas.
ae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) -____-
Trionymus lounsburyi Brain (Coccidae): |_.--do_---______ Arizona.
Ornithogalum thyrsoides_..__________-
(chinkerichee) Union of South New Jersey.
a aneens Tuth. (Psyllidae): Africa.
Cale mersee UO ee tS AINE eae
Trockuda see (Druce) (Pericopidae): Miexicol2== Texas.
TCDidS AeA Rea ee
Prupenee Deniz nay wounna) he phritl sae | ee Cl Osea ee | omnia en | meee Do.
ae):
HPC TULZLRSID VILESCE NLS aaa eee eee
Pretoria ne eee eae ene District of
Tychius inermis Csy. (Curculionidae): Columbia.
Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish moss)
Ulopa reticulata (F.) (Cicadellidae): Mexico-_-_._._-- Texas
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_-..____-_- :
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae): Scotlandesiacs | Saree. lees | Seer Washington.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _________- .
Citrus reticulata (tangerine) .-_------ IPanamaces S| paar California.*
3 FZ ee ON Ee New York,

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host sient O: Con- Prop- Collected tn—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Unaspis citri—Continued
Citrus sinensis (orange) -------------- TAT ON Gas | meee ee [F's ati as Spee California*,
Brazil, Florida.*
Mexico,
Panama,
Trinidad.
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (tangerine) _-_______- Japancesi..t se Beware Sy |persseentore California.*
Valtissus diversus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
ORCHid eee Tee ee WIE XI COP = 220 | Meteo | Led Siar seelaa 1 | Texas.
Vesiculaphis caricis (Full.) (Aphidae):
Rhododendron sp._------------------- AW ote ay seen noe er | ap ee ee 1 | Washington.
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
PAR Pasig SPs, (OLCHIG) pee eee CanaloZone: xa|taat ae sees arenes 1 | Texas.
Brassia caudata (orchid)_---..--_----]---- (0 Kage Se | ae oe es ee ET 1 | California.*
PB TOIMOLIA Ghee eet oe mee ee tee eee CG sees AeA ae Ss eee 2 | California*,
New Jersey.
Cattleya sp. (orchid) _-----=-.------- AYES AYSVA BUEN CXR SR I ea 1 | New Jersey.
Cycnoches chlorochilon (orchid) --__-_- Canale7one! =| Maes | Ree 1 | Florida.
TOTONSP eee oe ee eee AB aT onto E:¥c [Es ene ee eS 1 Do.
Oncidium confusum (orchid) --.-_-_- @analtZonee=3 | Se aes | eee 2 Hawai,
exas.
Orchids oe ie ae eee anneal se Canale Zone, -25| hee eae eee ee 5 | California*,
Jamaica. Florida.
Renanthera sp. (orchid) -...----.-__- StraitseSecttle=|| aves =| toate 1 | New Jersey.
ments.
Xyleborus affinis Eichh. (Scolytidae):
IU pOls eee a eaterse, See 2 ae eeeieiee te Costa Rica____ 2 hk See a a ee ee soul, Caro-
P ina.
Xylomeira torquata (F.) (Bostrichidae):
Agrostis alba (redtop) ---__---_-__--_- Mexico________ O18 | eee es ey aa Texas.
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -________]____ doz ls 1h ee RE Se eee Do.
peepee capucinus (F.) (Bostrichi-
ae):
BDVERT ISIS Pome eaten nant lees ne en hinges eee Ufa Ue it art | Va aie oat New York.
Xylosandrus morigerus (Bldfd.) (Scoly-
tidae):
Dendrobium phalaenopsis (orchid) __..) Australia___.__]__________]_-----_-__- 1 | California.*
pastoblirtys flavipes (11l.) (Bostrichidae):
(Wc LES eS Maen a page eat Ceylon: Dike paaaa crea beac al Eelgla New York.
ate subfasciatus (Boh.) (Bruchidae):
PAST DANG See a ee en ee ond uraseea =| eee ile | Meadente hee Texas.
HS Cal) ee NTE ree a eee et Lae cage Cubase 5 CU ag et ea District of
England, Columbia,
Mexico, Missouri,
Netherlands, New York,
Portugal, Texas.
Puerto Rico,
Venezuela.
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ----_-_-_- (Cyokyrereney pte lla 2 | District of
Columbia.
Chrysanthemum sp..---.------------ Mexico-_-_----__ 1
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__|___- doses rs 1
Phaseolus lunatus (sieva bean) --_--_- Guatemala: 2) tereis 2 Cesee eke 1 District of
Columbia.
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus_-_--- VAT: SETI GIN aieeemn | eee eel Y liel beapiad Sac Texas.
(lima bean)
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean)__._} India_._.______]__.--_____|__-_-____--- 1 | District of
Columbia.
PR OSCOLILS)S Pete en a Mexico,_..___- 1 i We fa hes aa) 4 California*,
Puerto Rico. New York.
Zale sabena (Schaus) (Phalaenidae):
Orchid Been a aa eo ee ne eee Neen ere Mexicg = 28:2 =| ea Braise ale 1 | Texas.

43

Number of interceptions in—

ABIES:
Aspidiotus abietis (Homoptera)
ACACIA:
Algarobius ceratioborus (Coleoptera)
Dendrobiella sericans (Coleoptera)
Adimonestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
ER:

Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
AGAVE:

Crophius scabrosus (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
AGROSTIS: .

Xylomeira torguata (Coleoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Lygaeus consanguinitus (Coleoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Listroderes aequivocus (Coleoptera)

Sitona humeralis (Coleoptera)
ALOE:

“Chionaspis’”’ exalbida (Homoptera)

“‘Chionaspis’’ humilis (Homoptera)
ALYXIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)
ANANAS:

Acrosticta mexicana (Diptera)

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Chalcodermus dentiferus (Coleoptera)

Clerada apicornis (Coleoptera)

Genopaschia protomis (Lepidoptera)

Horistonotus dilaticornis (Coleoptera)

Horistonotus rufiventris (Coleoptera)

Hypolithus pectoralis (Coleoptera)

Ligyrocoris litigiosus (Hemiptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pheiodole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)

Ribua innozia (Lepidoptera)

Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)

Tanymecus confusus (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Homoptera)

Tetrapriocera longicornis (Coleoptera)

Xylomeira torquata (Coleoptera)
ANEMONE:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
ANETHUM:

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
ANNONA:

Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)

Anastrepha fraterculus (?) (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Coccotrypes carpophagus (Coleoptera)

Stenoma anonella (Lepidoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ANTIDESMA:

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
APIUM:

Euleia heraclei (Diptera)

Psila rosae (Diptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
ARMERIA:

Rhinoncus pyrrhopus (Coleoptera)
ARUM:

Ripersiella palestineae (Homoptera)
ARUNDINA:

Pseudischnaspis acephala (Homoptera
ASPASIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

Hosts and insects

ASTER:

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (‘Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips nigropilosus (Thysanoptera)
ASTILBE:

Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)
ASTRAGALUS:

Spintherus leguminum (Hymenoptera)
AUCUBA:

Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
BETA:

Aeoloides grisescens (Coleoptera)

Lizus junci (Coleoptera)

Megasternum boletophagum (Coleoptera)

Platynota stultana (Lepidoptera)

Polia oleracea (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
BOUGAINVILLEA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
BRACHYCHITON:

Doratifera oxleyi (Lepidoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
BRASSIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Leptophobia aripa (Lepidoptera)

Lygus fraudentus (Hemiptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Diabrotica speciosa (Coleoptera)

Eurydema ornatum (Hemiptera)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Hellula phidilealis (Lepidoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Hellula phidilealis (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA SP. (mustard)

Glyphonyzx quadricollis (Coleoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Chelymorpha biannularis (Coleoptera)

Epilachna varivestis (Coleoptera)

Lygaeus vittiscutis (Hemiptera)

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)

Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BROWNEA:

Dercynus micronyx (Coleoptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
CACTUS:

Icerya palmeri (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Mimorista flavidissimalis (Lepidoptera)

Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)

Sizconotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
CAESALPINIA:

Algarobius ceratioborus (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Cryptocephalus nigrocinctus (Coleoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Monomoriwm destructor (Hymenoptera)

Neodryocoetes guianae (Coleoptera)

Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
CALLUNA:

Dalopius marginatus (Coleoptera)

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Ulopa reticulata (Homoptera)
CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Homoptera)

44

Hosts and insects—Continued

CAMELLIA—Continued
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Coptosoma cribraria (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
CANANGIUM:
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
CANAVALIA:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
CAPSICUM:
Arvelius albopunctatus (Hemiptera)
Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptcra)
QGnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Lineodes triangularis (Lepidoptera)
Liriomyza pusilla (Diptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Platynota stultana (Lepidoptera)
CARICA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
CASSIA:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
CASTANEA:
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
CATASETUM:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
CATTLEYA:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Calligrapha elegantula (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenaxr (Homoptera)
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris exitiosus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CEDRUS:
Gastrodes pacificus (Hemiptera)
Physorrhinus distigma cephalicus (Coleoptera)
EIBA:
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
CERATONIA:
Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Myelois notatalis (Lepidoptera)
CERCIDIUM:
Phelomerus germaini (Coleoptera)
CHAENOMELES:
Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
CHLOROPHORA
Termes hispaniolae (Iisoptera)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:
Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)
Camirus conicus (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)
Lygus oblineatus (Hemiptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
Psila rosae (Diptera)
Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
CHRYSOPHYLLUM:
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
CICER:
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
CICHORIUM:
Phytomyza atricornis (Diptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
CIRRHOPETALUM
Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)
CISTUS:
Bruchidius biguttatus fulinennis (Coleoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella comperei (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA—Continued
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria citri (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
CITRUS TANKAN:
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
COCOS:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus coryphae (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
“Lepidosaphes’’ esakii (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (?) (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (?) (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
CODIAEUM:
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
COELOGYNE:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
COFFEA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

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COFFEA—Continued

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COLCHICUM:

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
COLEUS:

Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
CONVOLVULUS:

Spermophagus cardui (Coleoptera)
CORDIA:

Algarobius ceratioborus (Coleo tera)

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera
CORDYLINE:

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
CORYLUS:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CORYPHANTHA:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaris (Coleoptera)
CRASSULA:

“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae (Homoptera)
CRATAEQUS:

Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)

Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)

Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)
CROCUS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cururbitae (Diptera)

Diaphania hyalinata (Lepidoptera)

Diaphania nitidalis (Lepidoptera)
CUCURBITA:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Diaphania hyalinata (Lepidoptera)

Diaphania nitidalis (Lepidoptera)
CUPRESSUS:

Anomala rufocuprea viridiaenea (Coleoptera)

Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)

Ptochoryctis tsugensis (?) (Lepidoptera)
CYATHEACEAE:

Poecilips persicae (Coleoptera)
CYBISTAX:

Brentus anchorago (Coleoptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Tenthecoris distinctus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Parlatoria chinensis (Homoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pseudaonidia curculiginis (Homoptera)
CYMBOPOGON:

“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera)
CYNARA:

Apion carduorwm (Coleoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Bruchidius lividimanus (Coleoptera)

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
DAHLIA:

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
DANTHONIA:

Chirothrips manicatus (Thysanoptera)
DAUCUS:

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)

Psila rosae (Diptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Xylosandrus morigerus (Coleoptera)
DERRIS:

Xylopsocus capucinus (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmer humilis (Hymenoptera)

Pachybrachius luridus (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

DIANTHUS—Continued

Taeniothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips simpler (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips trehernei (Thysanoptera)
DIOSCOREA:

Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymeno tera)

“Targionia”’ hartii (Homoptera
DIOSPYROS:

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
ECHEVERIA:

Eumysia stigmella (Lepidoptera)
ELETTARIA:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
® Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)

Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)
ERICA:

Aeolothrips brevicornis (Thysanoptera)

Homothrips distinctus (Thysanoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ERIOCEPHALUS:

Paroryna sororcula (Diptera)
ERYTHRINA:

Specularius impressithorax (Coleoptera)
EUGENIA:

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Barypeithes araneiformis (Coleoptera)
FRAXINUS:

Lesperisinus frazini (Coleoptera)
GARCINIA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
GARDENIA:

Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Plesiommata mollicella (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips simpler (Thysanoptera)
GLOTTIPHYLUM:

Parlatoria pittospori (Homoptera)
GLYCINE:

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
QUAJACUM:

Neoclytus cacicus (Coleoptera)
GYPSOPHILA:

Liriomyza pusilla (Diptera)
HAWORTHIA:

“‘Chionaspis” exalbida (Homoptera)

Parlatoria pittospori (Homoptera)
HEDERA:

Tetraleurodes hederae (Homoptera)
HELICONIA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
HEURNIA:

Asterolecanium stentae (Homoptera)

“‘Chionaspis”’ indigoferae (Homoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)

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HIBISCUS—Continued
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Parlatoria fluggeae (Homoptera)
Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
Pseudaonidia tesserata (Homoptera)
HORDEUM:
Nysius simulans (Hemiptera)
HYDRANGEA:
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
ILEX:
Lygus elisus (Hemiptera)
IPOMOEA:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Alcidodes dentipes (Coleoptera)
Araecerus vieillardi (Coleoptera)
Cylas femoralis (Coleoptera)
Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)
| Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Cylas puncticollis (Coleoptera)
F Buscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)
& Graptostethus servus (Hemiptera)
ecru contaminatus (Coleoptera)
Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
Ripersiella palestineae (Homoptera)
XORA:

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

Rhagoletis juglandis (?) (Diptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Cryptoparlatoria leucaspis (Homoptera)

Kalotermes bequaerti (Isoptera)

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
KERRIA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
LABURNUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
LAELIA:

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)

Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)

Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Glyphonyz praecoz (Coleoptera)

Icerya similis (Homoptera)

Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)

Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Puto mexicanus (?) (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)

Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
LATHYRUS:

Bruchus affinis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LEERSIA:

Chilo simplex (?) (Lepidoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)
LEUCADENDRON:

“Chionaspis’’ leucadendri (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus trichilae (Homoptera)
LEUCAENA:

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
LIBIDIBIA:

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
LILIUM:

Brachyrhinus meridionalis (Coleoptera)

Liothrips vaneeckei (Thysanoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)

Sitona humeralis (Coleoptera)

LIMONIUM:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
LITCHI:
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
LONCHOCARPUS:
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
LONICERA:
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
LYCASTE:
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:
Aphanus umbrosus (Hemiptera)
Arvelius albopunctatus (Hemiptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)
Eucalandra setulosa (Coleoptera)
Euczesta annonae (Diptera)
Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
Jadera sanguinolenta (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)
Liriomyza pusilla (Diptera)
Lygaeus vittiscutis (Hemiptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)
Plaiynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Platynota stultana (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
LYCORIS:
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
MACADAMIA:
Clerada apicornis (Hemiptera)
MAGNOLIA:
Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
MALUS:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Argyrotaenia franciscana (?) (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)
_ Chrysoclista atra (Lepidoptera)
x Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
«= Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
_ Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)
MAMMEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
MAMMILLARIA:
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)
Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
MANGIFERA:
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
MESPILUS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
MONSTERA:
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
MUSA:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)
Lygaeus pulchellus (Hemiptera)
Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)

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MUSA—Continued
Pachycoris torridus (Hemiptera)
Platycarenus humilis (Hemiptera)
Platycarenus notulatus (Hemiptera)
Sibine stimulea (Lepidoptera)
Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)

MUSCARI:

Exosoma lusitanica (Coleoptera)

MYRISTICA:

Stephanoderes buscki (Coleoptera)

MYRTUS:
aU myrtacei (?) (Homoptera)

NARCIS
Focieule ve aes (Dermaptera)
Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

NERIUM:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
sea TEES mori (Homoptera)

OCHROM
REE oestes ‘dominicanus (Coleoptera)

OCHROSIA
Dacus pehiposlos (?) (Diptera)

ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Megapenthes cinnamomus (Coleoptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)

OLEA:

Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Prays oleellus (?) (Lepidoptera)

ONCIDIUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Neocattarus vegetus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

ONOBRYCHIS:

Hurytoma onobrychidis (Hymenoptera)

OPUNTIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

5 eco quinquepunctata (Coleoptera)
Acroleucus vicinalis (Hemiptera)
Adelocera longicornis (Coleoptera)
Agonosoma trilineata (Hemiptera)
Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
Amphicerus cornutus (Coleoptera)
Anthonomus albolineatus (Coleoptera)
Anthonomus incanus (Coleoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Attelabus corvinus (Coleoptera)
Calligrapha argus (Coleoptera)
Camirus conicus (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)
Cligenes delineata (Hemiptera)
Coelosternus consputus (Coleoptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
EKurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Eutornus congener (Coleoptera)
Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera tumens (Hemiptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Fulvius anthocorides (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Leucocera sexpunctatus (Coleoptera)
Lygaeus circumlinitus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus circumplicatus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus vittiscutis (Hemiptera)
Madarus distigma (Coleoptera)
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Hemiptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)
Mordellistena rufonotata (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Isoptera)
Nysius basalis (Hemiptera)
Oedionychis lateralis (Coleoptera)
Oedionychis transversalis (Coleoptera)
Oosternum costatum (Coleoptera)
Orchidophilus peregrinator (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

ORCHID—Continued
Phatnoma annulipes (Hemiptera)
Physonota humilis (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris distinctus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)
Trochuda raspa (Lepidoptera)
Valtissus diversus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Zale sabena (Lepidoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Haplothrips nigricornis (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips simplex (Thysanoptera)
Trionymus lounsburyi (Homoptera)
ORYZA:
Chilo simplex (Lepidoptera)
PAEONIA:
Athous niger (Coleoptera)
PALM:
Aleuroplatus cococolus (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Parlatoria pittospori (Homoptera)
PASSIFLORA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PASTINACA:
Psila rosae (Dinter)
PENNISET
Targionia Pea (Homoptera)
PENTZIA:
Trupanea pentziana (Diptera)
PERISTERIA:
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
PERSEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Conotrachelus perseae (Coleoptera)
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
Thamnophthorus schwarzi (Coleoptera)
PETROSELINUM:
Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
PHALAENOPSIS:
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PHASEOLUS:
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (?) (Diptera)
Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pelluscens (Lepidoptera)
Hercothrips phaseoli (Thysanoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes carinata (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
PHLOX:
Agallia quadripunctata (Homoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
PHOENIX:
Coccotrypes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)
Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
PHYSALIS:
Gnorimoschema lavernella (Lepidoptera)
Rhagoletis striatella (Diptera)
PHY TELEPHAS:
Coccotry pes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)
PICEA:
Callidium violaceum (Coleoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Ips typographus (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

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PICEA—Continued

Hepgonecheris fasciculatus (Coleoptera)
PIM PINEL

Pantomorus sea anet (Coleoptera)
PINUS:

Acanthocinus aedilis (Coleoptera)

Blastophagus piniperda (Coleoptera)

Callidium violacewm (Coleoptera)

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Ips sexdentatus (Coleoptera)

Ips typographus (Coleoptera)

Kalotermes bequaerti (Isoptera)

Lema melanopa (Coleoptera)

Leucaspis candida (Homoptera)

Pityogenes bidentatus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

“Poliaspis’’ pini (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)

Ptochoryctis tsugensis (?) (Lepidoptera)
PISTACIA:

Lepidosaphes pistaciae (Homoptera)
PISUM:

Bruchus emarginatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)

Neodryocoetes guianae (Coleoptera)
PITTOSPORUM:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)
POINCIANA:

Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)
POLIANTHES:

Frankliniella bratleyi (Thysanoptera)
POPULUS:

Dryophthorus corticalis (Coleoptera)
PORTULACA:

Celerio lineata (Lepidoptera)

Dicrepidius corvinus (Coleoptera)

Lozxostege bifidalis (Lepidoptera)

Lorostege similalis (Lepidoptera)
PRIMULA:

Phragmatobia fuliginosa (Lepidoptera)
PROSOPIS:

Algarobius ceratioborus (Coleoptera)

Algarobius prosopis (Coleoptera)

Rhipibruchus leiboldi (Coleoptera)

Rhipibruchus picturatus (Coleoptera)
PROTEA:

Ananca hottentota (Coleoptera)

Antestia variegata (Hemiptera)

Antestia variegata lineaticollis (Hemiptera)

Homothrips distinctus (Thysanoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Nilotaspis halli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chionaspis asiatica (Homoptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
Nilotaspis halli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PADUS:
Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
Nilotaspis halli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
Nysius simulans (Hemiptera)
PRUNUS MUME (?):
Parlotoria theae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):
Leucaspis archangelskyae (Homoptera)
Mineola indigenella (Lepidoptera)
Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)

PSIDIUM:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera)
PUERARIA:
Callosobruchus ademptus (Coleoptera)
PUNICA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chionas pis asiatica (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
PYRUS:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis archangelskyae (Homoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phyllotreta cruciferae (Coleoptera)
QUERCUS:
Andricus glandium (Hymenoptera)
Callirhytis sonorae (Hymenoptera)
Conotrachelus integer (Coleoptera)
Curculio q-griseae (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Scolytus intricatus (Coleoptera)
RAPHANUS:
Baris coerulescens (Coleoptera)
Cyrtopeltis varians (Hemiptera)
Lizrus ascanii (Coleoptera)
RENANTHERA:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
RHODODENDRON:
Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
Dalopius marginatus (Coleoptera)
Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)
Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)
Pachybrachius luridus (Hemiptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Stephanitis pyrioides (Hemiptera)
Vesiculaphis caricis (Homoptera)
RIBES:
Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)
RORIPPA:
Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)
OSA:

Chaetocnema concinna (Coleoptera)

Cryptocephalus krugii (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)

Lema opulenta (Coleoptera)

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)

Rhagoletis alternata (Diptera)

Sitona humeralis (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)
ROSMARINUS

Chrysomela americana (Coleoptera)
RUDBECKIA:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)
SABAL:

Ce dectyliperda (Coleoptera)
SACCHAR

Diatraea Bain (Lepidoptera)

Rhabdoscelus obscurus (Coleoptera)

Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Tomaspis postica (Homoptera)
SALIX:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)

Lepidosaphes kuwacola (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes yanagicola (Homoptera)

Pityophthorus sambuci (Coleoptera)
SAMBUCUS:

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)

SAPOTE:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
SCHEFFLERA: :
Dactylotrypes uwyttenboogaarti (Coleoptera)

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SECHIUM:

Diaphania nitidalis (Lepidoptera)
SELAGINELLA:

Lema confusa (Coleoptera)
SERJANIA:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
SESBANIA:

Gacanthoncelides griseolus (Coleoptera)

Athous haemorrhoidalis (Coleoptera)
Athous subfuscus (Coleoptera)

Athous vittatus (Coleoptera)
Barynotus moerens (Coleoptera)

Bibio johannis (Diptera)

Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)
Cephalocteus scarabaeoides (Hemiptera)
Dalopius marginatus (Coleoptera)
Deraeocoris lutescens (Hemiptera)
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
Gastrophysa viridula (Coleoptera)
Hydrothassa marginella (Coleoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Mecinus pyraster (Coleoptera)
Paracardiophorus pauper (Coleoptera)
Saldula saltatoria (Hemiptera)
Scolopostethus affinis (Hemiptera)
Trapezonotus arenarius (Hemiptera)

SOLANUM ACULEATISSIMUM:
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

SOLANUM MELONGENA:
Heteroderes laurentii (Coleoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Trichobaris mucorea (Coleoptera)

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:
Epicaerus cognatus (Coleoptera)

Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Lepidoptera)

Premnotrypes fractirostris (Coleoptera)

Premnotrypes solani (Coleoptera)

Premnotrypes vorax (Coleoptera)
SORGHUM:

Diatraea saccharalis (Lepidoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia vuteria (Lepidoptera)
SPARTIUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
SPATHOGLOTTIS:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
SPHAGNUM:

Chaetocnema hortensis (Coleoptera)
SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
STAPELIA:

“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae (Homoptera)
STERNBERGIA:

Ripersiella palestineae (Homoptera)
STRELITZIA:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
SYRINGA:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
SYZYGIUM:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
TAGETES:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Elomoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
TETRAGONIA:

Piezodorus purus (Hemiptera)
TILIA:

Ernoporus tiliae (Coleoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Oxycarenus lavaterae (Hemiptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Quichwana calathea (Diptera)

Tychius inermis (Coleoptera)
TRIPTERIS:

Ensina hyalipennis (Diptera)

Ensina ignobilis (Diptera)
TRITICUM:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)

TULIPA:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)

ULMUS

Lygus oblineatus (Hemiptera)
Pieleobius vittatus (Coleoptera)

VANDA:

Athesapeuta cyperi (Coleoptera)

Hutreta xanthochaeta (Diptera)
Heteroglymma alata (Coleoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
Thrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

VANILLA:

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

VICIA

Aoromius quinquepunctatus (Coleoptera)
Apion pomonea (Coleoptera)
Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)
Bruchidius quinqueguttatus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus affinis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus atomarius (Coleoptera)
Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus hamatus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)

Bruches tristiculus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

VIGNA:

Acanthoscelides obreptus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

VITIS:

Anastrepha fraterculus (?) (Diptera)
Aphanus saturnius (Hemiptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Polycaon chiliensis (Coleoptera)
Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)
Pulvinaria innumerabilis (Homoptera)
Sitona humeralis (Coleoptera)
Targionia vitis (Homoptera)

WEIGELA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

ZANTEDESCHIA(?):

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

ZEA:

Celerio lineata (Lepidoptera)
Diatraea saccharalis (Lepidoptera)
Euzesta stigmatias (Diptera)

Lygus oblineatus (Hemiptera)
Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)
Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

ZINGIBER:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

ZINNIA:

Diaprepes famelicus (Coleoptera)
Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)

Hosts unknown

AIRPLANE:

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Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Aeolus pulchellus (Coleoptera)
Araecerus vieillardi (Coleoptera)
Chaetoclusia bakeri (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
Jadera sanguinolenta (Hemiptera)
Malacorhinus tripunctatus oye)
Melanoranthus melanocephalus (Coleoptera)
Nysius dallasi (Hemiptera)

Tomoplagia obligua (Diptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Hosts unknown—Continued

BAGGAGE:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
BARK:

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Ips typographus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Pityophthorus sambuci (Coleoptera)
BEAN:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Zabrotes subfasciatus (Coleoptera)
CLOTH:

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
COTYLEDON:

“Chionaspis” indigoferae (Homoptera)
EXCELSIOR:

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
FLOWER:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Sireonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

GRAIN:

Bruchus affinis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
GRAMINEAE:

Targionia sacchari (Homoptera)
“GRAMME”:

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)
GRASS & WEED ROOT IN SOIL:

Brachyrhinus singularis (Coleoptera)
HAY:

Nymphalis urticae (Lepidoptera)
HERB:

Diaphania hyalinata (Lepidoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)
LEAF:

Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)

Tetraleurodes mori (Homoptera

Trioza anceps (Homoptera)
LEGUME:

Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)

Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Sinozylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera)
LOG:

Coelosternus consputus (Coleoptera)

Draeculacephala clypeata (Homoptera)

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)

Physorrhinus distigma (Coleoptera)

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)

Xyleborus affinis (Coleoptera)
PACKING:

Fulvius albomaculatus (Hemiptera)
PARCEL POST:

Ozydema longulum (Coleoptera)
PLANT:

Artipus floridanus (Coleoptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)

Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
RAILWAY CAR:

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
RETURNED WAR EQUIPMENT:

Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
SEED:

Callosobruchus chinensis (Coleoptera)

Coccotrypes pygmaeus (Coleoptera)
SEED POD:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)
SHRUB:

“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae (Homoptera)
SOD:

Ctenicera aeneus (Coleoptera)
SUCCULENT:

“Chionaspis’”’ exalbida (Homoptera)
UNKNOWN:

Myllocerus hillerit (Coleoptera)

VEGETABLES:
Lygus oblineatus (Hemiptera)
VINE:
Exillis longicornis (Coleoptera)
WOOD:
Acanthocinus aedilis (Coleoptera)
Amphicerus cornutus (Coleoptera)
Blastophagus piniperda (Coleoptera)
Callidium violaceum (Coleoptera)
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)
Dysides obscurus (Coleoptera)
Forficula auricularia (Dermaptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Ips sexdentatus (Coleoptera)
Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Nasutitermes luzonicus (Isoptera)
Orthotomicus laricis (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
Renocis mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Sinoxylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera)
Xylothrips flavipes (Coleoptera)
WOODS MOSS:
Acalypta parva (Hemiptera)
Acalypta parvula (Hemiptera)
Agallia quadripunctata (Homoptera)
Agalliopsis novella (Homoptera)
Cassida nebulosa (Coleoptera)
Catoplatus fabricii (Hemiptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Dalopius marginatus (Coleoptera)
Drymus sylvaticus (Hemiptera)
Hypera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)
Newsteadia floccosa (Homoptera)
Platythrips tunicatus (Thysanoptera)

Strophosoma melanogramma (Coleoptera)

Trapezonotus arenarius (Hemiptera)

Countries of origin and insects

AFGHANISTAN:
Chionaspis asiatica
Leucaspis archangelskyae
Parlatoria oleae

ALGERIA:

Ceratitis capitata
Lepidosaphes ficus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Psila rosae

Sinoxrylon sexrdentatum

AMERIOAN SAMOA:
Rhabdoscelus obscurus

AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Pectinophora gossypiella
“Targionia’’ hartii

ARGENTINA:
Algarobius ceratioborus
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Ceratitis capitata
Diaphania nitidalis
Diatraea saccharalis
Grapholitha molesta
Lygus fraudentus
Phelomerus germaini
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Rhipibruchus leiboldi
Rhipibruchus picturatus
Unaspis citri
Zabrotes subfasciatus

AUSTRALIA:

Aonidiella citrina
Araecerus vieillardi
Doratifera oxleyi
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pinnaspis buxi
Xylosandrus morigerus

AUSTRIA:

Anthonomus rectirostris
Rhagoletis alternata (?)
Sparteus villosus

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AZORES:

Aglossa cuprealis
Brachyrhinus sulcatus
Ceratitis capitata

Dacus oleae

Iridomyrmex humilis
Pantomorus godmani
BAHAMAS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Artipus floridanus
Asterolecanium pustulans
Coccus viridis

Ferrisiana virgata
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Monomorium destructor
BARBADOS:
Callosobruchus maculatus
“Targionia’”’ hartit
BATAVIA:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
BELGIUM:

Anuraphis tulipae
Bruchus luteicornis
Ctenicera aeneus
Dalopius marginatus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Phytomyza atricornis
Pityogenes chalcographus
Psila rosae

BERMUDA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anuraphis tulipae

Diaprepes famelicus
Kalotermes bequaerti

Prodenia eridania
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Pulvinaria psidii

BINTAN ISLAND:

Ferrisiana virgata

BRAZIL:

Acanthoscelides armitaget
Aleurothrixus myrtacei (?)
Anastrepha fraterculus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
Coccotrypes pygmaeus
Diabrotica speciosa
Diaphania nitidalis
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Dysides obscurus

Epinotia opposita
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Maruca testulalis
Mecolaemus carvalhoi
Mordellistena cattleyana
Morganella longispina
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Pachyzancla periusalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes hampei
Tenthecoris bicolor
Unaspis citri

BRITISH COLUMBIA:

Dialeurodes chittendeni
Thrips trehernet

BRITISH GQUIANA:

Asterolecanium bambusae
Callosobruchus chinensis
Furcaspis biformis
Neodryocoetes guianae

BRITISH HONDURAS:

Myelois notatalis

BRITISH WEST INDIES:

Callosobruchus chinensis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Parlatoria cinerea
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes busck
Targionia harti

CANADA:
Agallia quadripunctata
Agalliopsis novella
Gastrodes pacificus
Lygus elisus
Lygus oblineatus
Pyrausta nubilalis

CANAL ZONE:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Agonosoma trilineata
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus maculatus
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Conchaspis angraeci
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Mimosestes dominicanus
Neocattarus vegetus
Physorrhinus distigma cephalicus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Pseudischnaspis acephala
Tenthecoris distinctus
Vinsonia stellifera

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE:
Taeniothrips simplex

CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Ceratitis capitata

CEYLON:
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Sinoxylon conigerum
alanine flavipes

CHIL
Tes ceratioborus
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Epidiaspis piricola
Tridomyrmezx humilis
Leptoglossus chilensis
Megalometis chiliensis
Nysius simulans
Polycaon chiliensis

CHINA:
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Callosobruchus chinensis
Chilo simplex
Coccus viridis
Coptosoma cribraria
Dialeurodes citri
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Liothrips vaneecket
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlotoria zizyphus
Taeniothrips gracilis
“Targionia”’ hartii
Xylopsocus capucinus

COLOMBIA:
Aspidiotus diffinis
Clerada apicornis
Diaphania nitidalis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Mimosestes dominicanus
Monomorium destructor
Mordellistena cattleyana
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris exitiosus
Termes hispaniolae

COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Calligrapha elegantula
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conotrachelus perseae
Draeculacephala clypeata
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis

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COSTA RICA—Continued
Lygaeus vittiscutis
Metamasius sericeus
Nasutitermes corniger
Ozophora consangwineus
Parlatoria cinerea
Physorrhinus distigma
Pinnaspis buxi
Platycarenus humilis
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Sibine stimulea
Tenthecoris distinguendus
aiiebors affinis

CUB
iearotrachetive trachoides
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Aspidiotus destructor
Coccus viridis
Conchaspis angraeci
Crocidosema plebeiana
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaphania hyalinata
Diaphania nitidalis
Hellula phidilealis
Hercothrips phaseoli
Heteroderes laurentii
Leucocera sexpunctatus
Maruca testulalis
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Psila rosae
Pulvinaria psidii
Ribua innoria
Taeniothrips simpler
“Targionia’’ bromiliae
Zabrotes subfasciatus

CYPRUS:

Ceratitis capitata

CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Aspidiotus abietis
Hylurgops palliatus
Ips typographus

DENMARK:
Chaetocnema hortensis
Gelechia ericetella
Lema melanopa
Psila rosae
Thrips flavus
Thrips fuscipennis

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Cryptocephalus krugii
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaphania nitidalis
Frankliniella insularis
Maruca testulalis

ECUADOR:

Metamasius sericeus
Premnotry pes vorax
Stenoma catenifer

EGYPT:

Bruchidius incarnatus
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Haplothrips cottei

Lizus junci

Pectinophora gossypiella

ENGLAND:

Anuraphis helichrysi
Anuraphis tulipae
Athous haemorrhoidalis
Barynotus moerens
Dalopius marginatus
Huleia heraclet
Evergestis forficalis
Forficula auricularia
Gastrophysa viridula
Laspeyresia splendana
Leperisinus fraxini
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Megasternum boletophagum

ENGLAN D—Continued
Newsteadia floccosa
Phragmatobia fuliginosa
Platythrips tunicatus
Polia oleracea
Psila rosae
Pteleobius vittatus
Scolopostethus affinis
Scolytus intricatus
Thrips flavus
Thrips nigropilosus
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
Zabrotes subfasciatus

EUROPE:

Haplothrips cottei

FIJI ISLANDS:

Cylas formicarius var.
Euscepes postfasciatus

FINLAND:

Callidium violaceum
Pityogenes chalcographus

FORMOSA:

Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria zizyphus

FRANCE:
Acalypta parva
Acalypta parvula
Acrolepia assectella
Anuraphis tulipae
Aoromius quinquepunctatus
Apion carduorum
Apion pomonae
Athous subfuscus
Athous vittatus
Baris ocerulescens
Bibio johannis
Brachyrhinus meridionalis
Bruchus affinis
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus rufipes
Catoplatus fabricii
Ceratitis capitata
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti
Deraeocoris lutescens
Epidiaspis piricola
Ernoporus tiliae
Grapholitha molesta
Tridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lizus ascanii
Mamestra brassicae
Myzus ascalonicus
Newsteadia floccosa
Phyllotreta cruciferae
Polychrosis botrana
Psila rosae
Pulvinaria innumerabilis
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Tetraleurodes hederae
Thrips angusticeps
Trapezonotus arenarius

GERMANY:
Blastophagus piniperda
Callidium violaceum
Cassida nebulosa
Chaetocnema concinna
Hylurgops palliatus
Hypera nigrirostris
Ips typographus
Laspeyresia splendana
Leucaspis candida
Pityogenes bidentatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Strophosoma melanogramma
Thrips flavus
Trapezonotus arenarius

GREECE:
Aspidiotus spinosus
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Haplothrips cottet
Parlatoria oleae

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GUAM:
Achatina fulica
Dacus ochrosiae (?)
Ferrisiana virgata
“Tepidosaphes”’ esakit
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (?)
Targionia sacchari
GUATEMALA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aspidiotus destructor
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus tenax
Cligenes delineata
Coccus pseudohesperidum
Conotrachelus perseae
Eucesta stigmatias
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Lygaeus vittiscutis
Megapenthes cinnamomus
Pachycoris torridus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes lecontei
Taeniothrips simplex
Tenthecoris vestitus
aiates subfasciatus
HAIT
Santen mombinpraeoptans
Frankliniella insularis
Leucocera quinquepunctata
Monomorium destructor
Pectinophora gossypiella
HAWAII:
Adoretus sinicus
Algarobius prosopis
Amorbia emigratella
Aonidiella inornata
Araecerus vicillardi
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Aspidiotus spinosus
Asterolecanium pustulans
Athesapeuta cyperi
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Clerada apicornis
Coccus viridis
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cry ptotermes brevis
Cylas formicarius var,
Dacus cucurbitae
Dacus dorsalis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
EHreunetis flavistriata
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Eutreta zanthochaeta
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Graptostethus servus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Nysius dallasi
Orchidophilus peregrinator
Oxydema longulum
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria fluggeae
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossy piella
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buxi
Poecilips persicae
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pseudaonidia tesserata
Pseudococcus palmarum

HAW AIi—Continued
Sinoxylon conigerum
Taeniothrips hawatiensis
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
Thrips hawatiensis

HONDURAS:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Brentus anchorage
Conotrachelus perseae
Cosmopolites sordidus
Cry ptotermes brevis
Lygaeus vittiscutis
Metamasius sericeus
Mordellistena cattleyana
Nasutitermes corniger
Prodenia eridania
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecornis confusus
Zabrotes subfasciatus

HUNGARY
Ips typographus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Pyrausta nubilalis

INDIA:

Amphicerus cornutus
Bruchus affinis

Bruchus emarginatus
Callosobruchus analis
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Caryedon fuscus
Coccotrypes dectyliperda
Coccus capparidis
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cylas formicarius

Cylas for micarius var.
Dacus dorsalis

Dinoderus brevis
Eutornus congener
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buzi

Sinoxylon anale
Sinoxylon conigerum
Systole geniculata
Taeniothrips gracilis
Zabrotes subfasciatus

IRAQ:

Cylas formicarius var.
Myelois ceratoniae

IRELAND:

Barypeithes araneiformis
Drymus sylvaticus
Forficula auricularia
Hydrothassa marginella
Mamestra brassicae
Mecinus pyraster

Psila rosae

Saldula saltatoria

ISRAEL:

Nilotaspis halli

ITALY:

Acanthoscelides spinipes
Acrolepia assectella
Aphanus saturnius
Apion carduorum
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchidius lividimanus
Bruchus ervi

Bruchus lentis

Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Chrysomela americana
Cryptoblabes gnidiella

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Countries of origin and insects—Continued

ITALY—Continued
Dacus oleae
Dryophthorus corticalis
Epidiaspis piricola
Burydema ornatum
Evergestis forficalis
Forficula auricularia
Grapholitha molesta
Hemimene juliana
Tridomyrmez humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Myelois ceratoniae
Oxycarenus lavaterae
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phalonia zephyrana
Polychrosis botrana
Psila rosae
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Sitona humeralis
Sparteus villosus
Targionia vitis
Trialeurodes lauri

JAMAICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus chinensis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Genopaschia protomis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pachyzancla periusalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN:

Aleurotrachelus camelliae
Aneomala rufocuprea viridiaenea
Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri
Callosobruchus ademptus
Callosobruchus chinensis
Ceroplastes ceriferus
Ceroplastes japonicus
Ceroplastes rubens

Chilo simplex
Cryptoparlatoria leucaspis
Gracilaria azaleella
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Lepidosaphes kuwacola
Lepidosaphes pallida
Lepidosaphes yanagicola
Mineola indigenella
Myllocerus hilleri
Paracardiophorus pauper
Parlotoria camelliae
Parlatoria chinensis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parlotoria theae
Parlatoria zizyphus
“Poliaspis” pini
Pseudococcus pini
Pitochoryctis tsugensis (?)
Stephanitis pyroides
Unaspis yanonensis
Vesiculaphis caricis

KENYA:

Specularius impressithorax

KOREA:

Pseudococcus pini

LEBANON:

Bruchidius incarnatus
Bruchus dentipes
Bruchus ervi

Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Monomorium destructor
Prays oleellus (?)

MADEIRA ISLANDS:
Bruchus guttalis
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Forficula auricularia

MADEIRA ISLANDS—Continued

Tridomyrmezx humilis
MEXICO:
Acanthoscelides griseolus
Acanthoscelides obreptus
Acroleucus vicinalis
Acrosticta mexicana
Adelocera longicornis
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus cococolus
Algarobius prosopis
Alpheias conspirata
Amorbia emigratella
Amphicerus cornutus
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anthonomus albolineatus
Anthonomus incanus
Aonidiella citrina
Aphanus wmbrosus
Argyrotaenia franciscana (?)
Arvelius albopunctatus
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus diffinis
Aspidiotus palmae
Aspidiotus spinosus
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Attelabus corvinus
Calligrapha argus
Callirhytis sonorae
Callosobruchus maculatus
Camirus conicus
Caulophilus latinasus
Celerio lineata
Chalcodermus dentiferus
Chelymorpha biannularis
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Coelosternus consputus
Conchaspis angraeci
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Conotrachelus integer
Conotrachelus perseae
Crophius scabrosus
Cryphula apicatus
Curculio q-griseae
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Cyrtopeltis varians
Deloyala guttata
Dendrobiella sericans
Dialeurodes citri
Diaphania hyalinata
Diaphania nitidalis
Diatraea saccharalis
Dicrepidius corvinus
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Dysdercus mimulus
Epicaerus cognatus
Epilachna varivestis
Epinotia opposita
Eucalandra setulosa
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Humysia stigmella
Huxesta annonae
Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera oblonga
Exptochiomera tumens
Ferrisiana virgata
Fulvius anthocorides
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Glyphonyz praecoxr
Glyphonyz quadricollis
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Gnorimoschema lavernella
Grapholitha molesta
Grapholitha packardi
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Horistonotus dilaticornis
Horistonotus rufiventris
Hypolithus pectoralis

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Countries of origin and insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Icerya palmeri
Jadera sanguinolenta
Lema confusa
Lema opulenta
Lepidosaphes carinata
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leptophobia aripa
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Ligyrocoris litigiosus
Lineodes integra
Liriomyza pusilla
Lozxostege bifidalis
Lozostege similalis
Lygaeus circumlinitus
Lygaeus circumplicatus
Lygaeus consanguinitus
Lygaeus pulchellus
Lygaeus vittiscutis
Lygus oblineatus
Madarus distigma
Malacorhinus tripunctatus
Megacerus contaminatus
Micrapate labialis
Mimorista flavidissimalis
Monanthia monotropidia
Moodna bisinuella
Mordellistena catileyana
Mordellistena rufonotata
Myodocha longicollis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Nysius basalis
Oedionychis lateralis
Oedionychis transversalis
Ogdoecosta biannularis
Oosternum costatum
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria pittospori
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phatnoma annulipes
Phenacoccus gossypii
Physonota humilis
Physorrhinus distigma
Pityophthorus sambuci
Plagiodera thymaloides
Platycarenus notulatus
Platynota rostrana
Platynota stultana
Platypus rugulosus
Plesiommata mollicetla
Prodenia eridania
Prodenia ornithogalli
Prostephanus truncatus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Puto mexicanus (?)
Quichuana calathea
Renocis mexicanus
Fhagoletis juglandis (?)
Rhagoletis pomonella
Fhagoletis striatella
FRhinoncus pyrrhopus
Sisamnes contractus
Sizeonotus luteiceps
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes lecontei
Systole geniculata
Taeniothrips simplex
Talponia batesi
Tanymecus confusus
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris confusus
Tenthecoris distinctus
Tetraleurodes mori
Tetrapriocera longicornis
Thamnophthorus schwarzi
Tomaspis postica
Tomoplagia obliqua
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
Trichobaris mucorea
Trioza anceps
Trochuda raspa
Tychius inermis
Unaspis citri
Valtissus diversus

MEXICO—Continued
Xylomeira torquata
Zabrotes subfasciatus
Zale sabena

MOROCCO:
Cephalocteus scarabaeoides
Ceratitis capitata
Exosoma lusitanica
Sesamia vuteria

MOZAMBIQUE:

Cylas puncticollis

NETHERLANDS:
Acanthocinus aedilis
Acrolepia assectella
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis tulipae
Athous niger
Blastophagus piniperda
Brachyrhinus sulcatus
Bruchus tristis
Evergestis forficalis
Forficula auricularia
Gracilaria azaleella
Ips sexdentatus
Ips typographus
Lampetia equestris
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Mamestra brassicae
Nymphalis urticae
Orthotomicus laricis
Pachybrachius luridus
Pityogenes bidentatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Psila rosae
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips simplex
Zabrotes subfasciatus

NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
Furcaspis biformis
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Maruca testulalis

NETHERLANDS WEST INDIES:
Anastrepha ere (?)

NEW ZEALAND:
Morganella longispina
Taeniothrips simplex

NICARAGUA:

Aspidiotus palmae
Aspidiotus spinosus
Chaetoclusia bakeri
Neoclytus cacicus
Platypus ruulosus
Stenoma catenifer

NIGERIA
Callosobruchus maculatus
Leucaspis cockerelli

NORWAY:

Anuraphis helichrysi
Argyresthia conjugella
Callidium violaceum
Callosobruchus maculatus
Mamestra brassicae

Psila rosae

Thrips flavus

PAKISTAN:

Pectinophora gossypiella

PALESTINE:

Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Frankliniella bratleyi
Lepidosaphes ficus
Ripersiella palestineae

PANAMA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccotrypes dactyliperda
Coccus viridis
Hellula phidilealis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Parlatoria cinerea
Stenoma anonella
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri

PERU:

Anastrepha fraterculus (?)

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PERU—Continued
Epinotia opposita
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema
Premnotry pes fractirostris
Premnotrypes solani
Stenoma catenifer
Taeniothrips simplex

PHILIPPINES:
Achatina fulica
Aonidiella citrina
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus coryphae
Aspidiotus excisus
Callosobruchus chinensis
Exillis longicornis
Ferrisiana virgata
Heteroglymma alata
Lridomyrmer humilis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Monomorium destructor
Morganella longispina
Nasutitermes luzonicus
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pseudaonidia curculiginis
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii

POLAND:
amsophagus piniperda

PORTUGAL:

Aglossa cuprealis
Apion pomonae
Bruchus guttalis
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Haplothrips cottei
Tridomyrmer humilis
Laspeyresia nigricana
Laspeyresia splendana
Psila rosae

Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia vuteria
Zabrotes subfasciatus

PRETORIA:

Chirothrips manicatus
Paroryna sororcula
Piezodorus purus
Trupanea pentziana

PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium pustulans
Callosobruchus chinensis
Coccus viridis
Crocidosema plebeiana
Cryptocephalus nigrocinctus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaphania hyalinata
Diaphania nitidalis
Diatraea saccharalis
Euscepes postfasciatus
Fundella pelluscens
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lineodes triangularis
Maruca testulalis
Monomorium destructor
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sphenarches caffer
Stenoma catenifer
“Targionia”’ sacchari
Zabrotes subfasciatus

ST. KITTS:

“Targionia’’ hartit

SAIPAN:

Achatina fulica

SALVADOR:

Aeolus pulchellus

Algarobius ceratioborus
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Icerya similis

Leucaspis cockerelli
Mimosestes dominicanus
Stenoma anonella

SALVADOR—Continued
Stenoma catenifer
SCOTLAND:
Anuraphis helichrysi
Brachyrhinus singularis
Dalopius marginatus
Forficula auricularia
Micrelus ericae
Taeniothrips atratus
Ulopa reticulata
SIAM:
Cylas for micarius var.
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
SIERRA LEONE
Alcidodes dentipes
Cylas femoralis
Cylas puncticollis
SOUTH PACIFIC:
Aonidiella inornata
Melanoranthus melanocephalus
SOUTHWEST AFRICA:
“Chionaspis”’ exalbida
SPAIN:
Apion pomonae
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Laspeyresia splendana
Lizus junci
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerasi (?)
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
.Aspidiotus excisus
Dacus cucurbitae
Furcaspis biformis
Morganella longispina
Parlatoria citri
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Vinsonia stellifera
SWEDEN:
Callidium violaceum
Chrysoclista atra
Hylurgops palliatus
Ips typographus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Pogonocherus fasciculatus
Psila rosae
Rhagoletis alternata
Taeniothrips atratus
SWITZERLAND:
Bruchus affinis
Bruchus luteicornis
Laspeyresia splendana
Taeniothrips atratus
gras JSuscipennis
SYR
aslend ervi
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Lepidosaphes pistaciae
TINIAN ISLAND:
Achatina fulica
TRANSVAAL:
Asterolecanium stentae
“Ohionaspis”’ exalbida
TRINIDAD:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aonidiella comperei
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus maculatus
Coccotry pes carpophagus
Coccotrypes dactyliperda
Coccus viridis
Dercynus micronyx
Diaphania nitidalis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Huscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Hellula phidilealis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria cinerea
Pulvinaria psidii

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Countries of origin and insects—Continued

TRINIDAD—Continued
Targionia sacchari
Unaspis citré
Vinsonia stellifera

TRUK:

Aonidiella inornata
Furcaspis oceanica

TUNISIA
Coccotry pes dactyliperda
Gortyna flavago

TURKEY:

Andricus glandium
Bruchidius biguttatus fulvipennis
Bruchidius quinqueguttatus
Bruchus atomarius
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus hamatus
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis
Bruchus ulicis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Coccotrypes dactyliperda
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Eurytoma onobrychidis
Nilotaspis halli
Spermophagus cardui
Spintherus leguminum
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Aeoloides grisescens
Aeolothrips brevicornis
Ananca hottentota
Antestia variegata
Antestia variegata lineaticollis
Ceratitis capitata
“Chionaspis”’ humilis
“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae
“Ohionaspis leucadendri
Ensina hyalipennis
Ensina ignobilis
Haplothrips nigricornis
Homothrips distinctus
Tridomyrmex humilis
Parlatoria pittospori
Phlyctinus callosus
Pseudococcus trichilae
Trionymus lounsburyi

UNKNOWN:

Bruchus guttalis
Callosobruchus maculatus

UNKNOWN—Continued
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Diaprepes abbreviatus
Haplothrips cottei
Listroderes aequivocus
Nasutitermes nigriceps
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhagoletis pomonella
Poe told rite dianthi
URUGUAY:
PaPauine capitata
Nysius simulans
Parlatoria cinerea
VENEZUELA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha serpentina
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus maculatus
Coccus viridis
Conchaspis angraeci
Diaphania nitidalis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Fulvius albomaculatus
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Mordellistena cattleyana
Prodenia eridania
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Taeniothrips simpler
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
Vinsonia stellifera
Zabrotes subfasciatus
VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Pectinophora gossypiella
WALES:
Psila rosae
WEST AFRICA:
Alcidodes dentipes
Cylas femoralis
Cylas puncticollis
WEST INDIES:
“Targionia”’ hartit
YUGOSLAVIA:
Laspeyresia splendana

‘

08

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive

{An asterisk indicates State inspection)

Country of

Disease and host origin

Acrobeles ciliatus von Linstow:

Aster novae-angliae___....----------- German yews | eee les | ee ae
(New England aster)
Soil around azalea plants__..-.-_---- INetherlands=4|S2s2- = 2-2) sepeeueee
Alternaria citri Ell. & Pierce:
Citrus sinensis (orange) ------------- AT Pen ting sees |e
Cyprus,
Union of
South
Africa.
Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G.
Hall:
Dianthus sp. (carnation) --.--------- Australia -seal) fo) Wee aces
Brazil.

Alternaria gypsophilae Neerg.:
Gypsophila paniculata (babysbreath) | Brazil
Alternaria porri (Ell.) Cif.:

Allium cepa (onion) -........-------- Mexico 2 222-<*) faipt) 73. te col eeetasece seek
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ---|__-- (6 Ko SR I lee 2 Ue ee ee
Anguina tritici (Steinbuch) Filip.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) --.-------- Ae hanis tanya eyes ees eens
Iran, Iraq,
Turkey.
Aphanomyces raphani Kendr.:
Raphanus sativus (radish) ----_------ IMiexico=2e2teeelipney | 1G) (2222 oo aceon 2
Aphelenchus aderholdi Schwartz:
Convallaria majalis___....-.--------- Denmark 225 ieee pl) eee eecs
(lily-of-the-valley) Germany.
Aphelenchus avenae Bastian:
Aster novae-angliae___-.--.---------- Germany soa |S eee eee

(New England aster):
Ascochyta haworthiae Trinch.:

EVD OT EGS ee ee ne ee ee ners Wnionof Southsea ane ae
Africa.
Ascochyta lycopersici Brun.:
Physalis ixocarpa (tomatillo) --_----- IMI OXI COs eee ey A Bi ee ee fae te reas
Physalis sp. (husk tomato)----------|---- C0 Kop SPIN Ie py be May eceeaeegemeeriony (PS, FO
Ascochyta pisi Lib.:
Pisum sativum (pea) ---------------- England --_-_-_-
Mexico,
Netherlands,
Portugal.

Botryosphaeria ribis (Fr.) Gross. & Dugg.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ------------
Psidium guajava (guava) -_-----------

Botrytis elliptica (Berk.) Cke.:

Allium sativum (garlic) _-..---------- 1 BYES HN RR ARE

Lilium auratum (goldband lily) ----- Japant2 selon aa ye Vi aetna
Lilium japonicum (Japanese lily) ---|_--.do_-

Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily) ----. SN Cl OQ neeae ies aa

Lilium speciosum (speciosum lily) ---|_

Lilium speciosum rubrum-_.----------
(pink speciosum lily)

Lilium tigrinum (tiger lily)----------|----

LAWIMNISD soon oe oe tk eaeeasctee

Botrytis galanthina (Berk. & Br.) Sacce.:
Galanthus sp. (snowdrop)

Botrytis gladiolorum Timmermans:

Gladiolusisp ee ae ee eae eee eee 1Dpatea Chavo Bee Dee ee eee
Netherlands.

EES ALON ACS Det ae wee Netherlands. --|#o228-2--|- 22220 fen
Botrytis tulipae (Lib.) Lind:

IL DOISD ACID) sete ae eee se eee | see C6 Xp ee AN fe OR OI PS a
Camellia yellow-spot virus:

COMES) ee ee een eee eee TAN COs shee | se ee | ek Be ee
Cancrosis ‘‘B’’:

Citrus limon (lemon) -_-_------------- Argentinasssss|peossuee es

59

Number of interceptions in—

Prop-

aga-
tion

Collected in—

New York.
Alabama.

New York,
Pennsy!l-
vania.

California*,
New York.

New York.

Texas.
Do.

District of
Columbia.

Texas.

New York.
Do.
California.*

Texas.
Do.

New York,
Texas.

California.*
New York.

California.*

Do.

California*,
Massachu-
setts, Wash-
ington.

43 | California*,
Michigan,
New Jersey,
New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.

New Jersey,
New York.
New York.

California*,
Oregon.

California.*

Maryland,
New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Disease and host eee Be Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Cercospora angreci Roum.:
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) _-_---__~- Beleium. 222s eee er ae aae |e tie 1 | New Jersey.
Cercospora canescens Ell. & G. Martin:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus--_-_--- Puerto Rico-_-- 1 A en a New York.
(lima bean)
Cercospora circumscissa Sace.:
Priiusispe (CHELLY) penne ones eee aly: Saas A Af )| Eee see Do.
Cercospora fourcroyae Obregon-Botero(?):
FAQ avelS pirat ti eh oe Vienezue lanes at ee eee ere ee 1 | New Jersey.
Cercospora handelii Bub.:
TUNOGOCENGTOTBISD seen eee Belg iv S Sssss We ee ee eee ee 1 Do.
eeeosnerd malayensis F. L. Stevens &
olh.:
Hibiscus cannabinus (kenaf hibiscus) | Cuba_---_____|___-_______|_________- 1 | Florida.
Cercospora musae Zimm.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _______- Mexico__--____ [| A | 2 ae Texas.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum_.-----_- CanaljZone es | Sw ean Pera eel eee 94 | California*,
(banana) Colombia, Louisiana,
Costa Rica, Maryland,
Guatemala, New York,
Honduras, Texas.
Mexico,
Nicaragua,
Panama,
Puerto Rico,
Salvador.
Cercospora neriella Sace.:
Nerium oleander (oleander) -_-_----- Bermuda-_---- Die SESE AGS Aa Ba ean ee New York.
Cercospora rosicola Pass.:
O'S (ESP sone ena eS EAE a eB Guatemala, - -_ P| hae ania a ia 1 | Louisiana,
Mexico. Texas.
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) -_______- Te Or a Et 1 |District of
Columbia.
Chaetomium indicum Cda.:
Cymbidium sp. (orchid) _-.---------- India. 2st el es elie = en oA 1 | California.*
Claviceps microcephala (Wallr.) Tul.:
PAIGTOStIS'SPtne oa oe ee 1Dpaved mayo (GP) ase s e 1 | Ohio.
Cian eees paspali F. L. Stevens & J. G.
all:
FPOSDOLUTIUS Dee aa eae ee Turkeys) see ANeics See eee eS 1 | District of
Columbia.
Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) Tul.:
PAGTODYNON SD sees see ae Fe Oe SU ID NOEL Ik Ee Salis AeA wi 1 Do.
Festuca elatior (Meadow fescue)._-..| New Zealand |___...-___|__-.-____- 1 Do.
Coleosporium campanulae (Pers.) Lev.:
Campanula persicifolia (peachleaf_.___| Netherlands-_-}____-..___]}--_______- 1 | New Jersey.
bellflower)
Coleosporium domingense (Berk.) Arth.:
IP VUMENIO SD ee eee Weneztlela----3|-22--.<) 2). oes Ae 1 | Pennsylvania.
Coleosporium senecionis (Pers.) Fr.:
Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine) -_-.--__- IDenmarkee Ses Ele ss te eee | oe ee eee 2 | New Jersey
PUNUSISD (DING) Bae eased One = =a ON 22 tee ne eee PEM 1 Do.
Colletotrichum agaves Cav.:
SANG LUCE TOG ISSA eel erase IVECXI CO SEE a Eee OM aes lye 2) Texas.
Colletotrichum cajani Rangel:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ---_-_--__- Puerto Rico_-- G5 | ess ee | eae New York.
Colletotrichum graminicolum (Ces.) G.
W. Wils.:
Brachiaria subquadriparia_----.----- Philippines_-_- BLA ies te = | Oregon.
Colletotrichum lagenariwm (Pass.) Ell. &
Halst.:
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) -_____ IBTAzZI EE Sees |e ee nD Heer Louisiana.
Colletotrichum lilii Plakidas:
1 AEHES) Opes Sa eee] Wie eB Ss Japan! = 22 joo Sa 1 | California.*
TALIS CEOUISHL CA Le mre eee eas eee @Guatemala=20l |Site eas Reeee aes 1 | District of
Columbia.
Lilium auratum (goldband lily) ____- Japans 28S Dae ie tes Sala 6 | California.*
Tilvamijaponvicum Japaneseiily) saa enee Cd Opeee eee ne 3 Do.
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily) ____- obs tMOetes ee ea ee eee ae 3 Do.
Talnnispeciosum (Speciosumlily) £a2| Sad os a ea 2 Do.
Lilium speciosum punctatum_______-|_--- COS | Seen | eee See 1 | Washington.
(pinkspot speciosum lily)
Lilium speciosum rubrum. .---------|---- (6 (aA Seer a Gee Sei ee 4 | California.*
(pink speciosum lily)
Lilium tigrinum (tiger lily)----------]_---- (Ko See eee | es Se eee 2 Do.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Collectotrichwm lilii—Continued
RULINGS Dene ne et

Colletotrichum omnivorum Halst.:
PASTSIISER OSD ee ann ee
Colletotrichum phomoides (Sacc.) Chester:
Physalis ixocarpa (tomatillo)
Colletotrichum pisi Pat.:
Pisum sativum (pea) -._._-_------_--
Coniothyriwm hellebori Cke. & Mass.:
Hellebdorus niger (Christmas-rose) ___-
Coniothyrium olivaceum Bon.:
wehododend?on Sp. —- 2 ee
Coniothyrium rhododendri P. Henn.:
ANOLE OTSDs eee re
Coryneum beijerincki Oud.:
Prunus persica (peach)

Coryneum rhododendri Schw.:
Pehododendron sp. -.- 4-2-8
Cumminsiella sanguinea (Pk.) Arth.:
Mahonia aquifolium_____--.___-_-----
(Oregon hollygrape)
VITROINES Desens at a ee

Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:
Alhum) cepa) (onion) 224-2

Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Cytospora ambiens Sacce.:

SaaS a (Willow) joo ES
Cytospora ceratophora Sacc.:

Castanea sp. (chestnut) _--_________-
Cytospora chrysosperma Pers. ex Fr.:

Hura crepitans (sandboxtree)

Saiz Spa cwallow) eos: sa==—- a
Cytospora dahliae Pey)]:

IDEN PALES AD ELEN os ao Se eee ee
Cytospora punica Sace.:

Punica granatum (pomegranate) - -_-
Diaporthe citri Wolf:

Citrus sinensis (orange) -----_-------

CRIES ese os ee ee ee

Diplocarpon rosae Wolf:
EEOSCIS exe eee aia kta eee ee

Diplodia paraphysaria Sace.:
OclCIsp(OLChid) = aetetee eee eee
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) --
ON CIT SP rea ee one eee
iWaordmsp-(orchid) pt ee

Diplodia tari (Sow. ex Fr.) De N.:
Tarus cuspidata (Japanese yew) -----

Diplodia theobromae (Pat.) Nowell:
Lecythis zabucajo (monkeypot tree) --
MOTIROUSD stn ee
Musa paradisiaca (plantain)
Nymphaea sp. (waterlily)
TREE bra LOND rs: eae a as eae pte, Mialea
Philodendron lacerwm___.--.-----__---

Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
eNOdOdendT On Spe = eee

Diplodina grossulariae Sacc. & Briand:
TRUS SOs I a we ey Sg ees she

Ditylenchus destructor Thorne (?):
PAF OCHS SD ieee ee ee ee ee

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:
Allium sativum (garlic) _-__________-
ENGI CISSUSiSp oa ne eee ene
Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed):
Colchicum speciosum____-_-_------__-
Tris histrioides major

Country of
origin

Belgium _--_-_-
Mexico__-----:
Peru, Mexico.

Netherlands__-

Number of interceptions in—

Con-
sump-
tion

Non-
entry

En eland sess hee nas estes
INetherlands*s: |p fo) Paes

Belgium,
Germany.

Netherlands. _-

Aitutaki______
Island.

Mexico, Trini-
dad.

British Guiana
Guatemala____

Denmark, - Hie) | Sure se ES |e ay

Germany.

Uruguay-_-_-_---

Collected in—

California*,
Washington
New Jersey.
Texas.
Do.
New Jersey.
Washington.
Do.
New York.

Washington.
New York.

District of
Columbia.

Louisiana,
Texas.
Pennsylvania.
New York.
California.*

New York.
Pennsylvania.

California.*
Texas.
California.*

Hawaii.

Puerto Rico,
Texas.

Do.
Washington.

Do.
California.*
0.
New York.

Do.

Do.
California.*
New York.

New Jersey,
New York.

District of
Columbia.

Texas.
Michigan.

New Jersey.
Do.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host Country of
origin
Ditylenchus sp.—Continued
Tris sindjarensis (Aleppo iris)
TISISP ein aes ul eee EY Gobi s PRR EE es eae eas
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -___-__-
Citrus limon (lemon) -_-____-.-__-__-- Argentina, -___
Brazil.
Citrus reticulata (tangerine) _.______-
Citrus sinensis (orange) __._________- Argentina,
Brazil,
Uruguay.

Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:

Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus Cuba, Puerto-_

(lima bean) Rico.

Elsinoe piri Jenkins:

Malus sylvestris (apple) _.--..-_-__--- Poland_______-
Hutypella bambusina Penz. & Sace.:

IBA DOO Matas een ie Quatemala____
Exobasidium vaccinii (Fckl.) Woron.:

hododendronjspressene a ee
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht.:

Crocusispss 2s ee a eee

UTiSsvar emp era tors eee mee OK)
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht. f. gladioli

(Massey) Snyd. & Hansen:

GLELOLUSTS eee ee Canada, Ger-
many, Neth-
erlands.

Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. narcissi
Snyd. & Hansen:
ING CISSUSIS Dien ee
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Otth.) Rostr.:
Pyracantha coccinea lalandi _...._____|_---
Fusicoccum galericulatum Sace.:
TRATES 03 Set ek EIS ETS Senn ae ae Belgium
Gliomastiz convoluta (Harz) Mason:
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)________- Chinas =
Lilium speciosum punctatum_______- 19)
INCEGESSUID Joys eee Se Se
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ._-____- England,
France
Zingiber officinale (ginger) _._________ Chinn
Gliomastiz penicilloides Cda.:

Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga)-___| Australia_..___]____.____-
Gloeosporium affine Sacce.:

FT OY OES eA aT beeps el |e (6 (0 pees | Hepes See ee
Gloeosporium affine Sace. (?):

Vanda sp. (orchid) ____________-____-
Gloeosporium beyrodtii Klitzing:

Vandarsp tes Ai oe RI eee dole
Gloeosporium catechu Syd.:

Palmer Deb e eel e s

Arcentina sess | eeeesenee

Number of interceptions in—
-Collected in—
Non-

New Jersey.
Do.

California, *
Massa-
chusetts.

Alabama, Cal-
ifornia*,
Louisiana,
Maryland,
New York,
Pennsyl-
vania, Texas.

New York.

Alabama,
California*,
Florida*,
Maryland,
Massachu-
setts, New
York, Penn-
sylvania,

New York.

Do.

District of
Columbia,
New York.

i

California.*

»

New York.
Washington.

me

©

Florida,
New York.

15 | California*,

Michigan,
Minnesota,
New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.
New Jersey.
Do.

California.*

Pennsylvania.
Washington.
Do.

Hawaii,
Washington.

California.”

—

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Country of
Disease and host yaniain Con- Prop-
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Gloeosporium orchidearum Karst.:
(Oyre hte is SS Se ee ee British) awest) |e 223/522 ee 1
Indies.
Glocosporium piperatum Ell. & Ey.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------- CO) Wi] Of Yak aoe eR oP Dec ee 1) See
Gloeosporium rhododendri Briosi & Cav.:
Rhododendron sp._------------------- Bin gland lees eee ae | ae ee 4

Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Cupressus sp. (cypress) 2
RIRENER TIER ILS UST Ven (11) eee ate cee | 1
Helminthosporium avenae Eidam:
PAN ETOISD perce ee Visi dae England______- np Pees Ree ee eee ere
Helminthosporium carposaprum Pollack:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___| Mexico-_-_-_-- Pe | See ae eee Pe eee oe =
Helminthosporium oryzae Breda de Haan:
Orgzarsatina (rice)... Canal Zone, Rh |e S| 2
Hawaii,
Japan,
Mexico.
Heterodera goettingiana Liebscher:
Camelisaisp see wok eee ek AZOLES S2ceertP¥. ines INP Sos 1
Soil around strawberry roots______-- Denman ks oie) elses bese ees 1
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
SoilbwithiOrchidi@aa ta ae ng lan dase | hee eee ae ee ea 1
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
Soil with Cyclamen sp._._____-_----- @ermany2 22s sae er es eee eee 1
Soil with Juniperus sp._-.-_-._____--- Hine lands 2. eae eee eae ees 1
Soil with nursery stock____._..______]_--- d 1
Soil with perennial plants_ 1
Soil with Primula sp._____- do-__- 1
solsvachishamrocks=2-6 2! 2 Pe ireland etary be a eee eee
Soilkwithi plants eeenias snes owen iy 5
many.
Heterosporium allii Ell. & G. Martin:
Allium sativum (garlic) ____-__-_-_-- Merxico_--.___- [ts | ete El caer
ita eiosponiun ornithogali (Klotzsch)
e@.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides____---_______- Union of South Ty |p ee |e ete os
(chinkerichee) Africa.
Horinedentron, cladosporioides (Fres.)
ace.:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) .__| Mexico_______- 1 i Ue) pea ene
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) ____| Egypt--------_]---------- pi (eee eee
Isariopsis griseola Sace.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) | Puerto Rico___ Pe es es [Sees ae
Karschia lignyota (Fr.) Sacc.:
VICGILOLIGISD een eee ee Netherlands 3s |e aea nes | enna 1
Lachnum virgineum (Batsch ex Fr.)
Karst.:
hododendnonymolles a2 222 en C0 KO) SSR | a 2 re 1
Laestadia ruoxii (Mont.) Sace.:
LHD Go) S eee eee ee Union of South C1 | i a pela ed ee a
Africa.
Leptosphaeria berberidis Rick:
PESCTD ETT SES T)) Wet sh a ee enc a Germanys 224 | tes Sas | eee 1
Leptosphaeria heterospora (De N.) Niessl:
LIFES YOGA DE es Nek Le ARSE TD Netherlandss | 222 2as | esse ae 1
Leptosphaeria musarum Sace. & Berl.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum________- Colombia, - _ -- 71a Ras ae 9A | Pere BEES
(banana) Guatemala.
Leptosphaeria opuntiae Dodge:
Echinocactus terensis (cactus) _____-- IMiexi CO Sk eae ia ee 1
Leptosphaeria rusci (Wallr.) Sacce.:
HERIESCUSEST) ob teal) ee se eh in Ttalyesennesnes Bie ie eh eee
Leptothyrium berberidis Cke. & Mass.:
PS ETOETISIST eee a ee Se Germany 2-22 | ba as Eee ee 1
Leptothyrium pomi (Mont. & Fr.) Sace.:
Citrus reticulata (tangerine) --______- Chinas. i i [Stee merge 2 PR eS
Malus sylvestris (apple) --__------__- INTATICOLe suns. | Wee ae 1 (ees eo
Lophodermium juniperinum (Fr.) DeN.:
TTD AOD AV se UREN Oyo Yet A a fea a re 1
Lophodermium oxycocci (Fr.) Karst.:
Vaccinium ovatum (box blueberry) _- Brisk Colum- 1 hal pee era Le ee
ia.

63

Collected in—

Massachu-
setts.

New York.
Washington.

Do.
Do,

California.*
Texas.
Arizona,
District of
Columbia,
Louisiana,
New York.
New Jersey.
District of,
Columbia.

New Jersey.

New Jersey.
Do.
New York.
New Jersey,
New York.

Texas.

New York.

Texas. :
Pennsylvania.

New York.
Washington.

New Jersey.
Do.

New York.
New Jersey.

Maryland.

New Jersey.
Pennsylvania.
New York.

Hawaii.
New York.

Washington.
New York.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

of interceptions in—

Number
Disease and host Oo B: Con-
sump-
tion
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum__.__-_-- India, Pakis- 2
(banana) tan, Phil-
ippines.
VIAL SOAS Deets ete eet eae er Philippines __- 2
Marsonina populi (Lib.) Magn.:
Populus tremula (European aspen) _.| Germany -_---- |
Melanospora zamiae Cda.:
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)_________ Chin 1
Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean) |__..do___-_____- 1
Zingiber officinale (ginger) -_________- Meek Olea sae 3
Memnondele echinata (Rivolta) L. O.
all.:
Cattleya mossiae (orchid) ___-_----__-- CostayRicass== | Sai
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_______- hinges 2
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)________- eee ( (4 eee = 1
Musa paradisiaca sapientum___------ Fiji Islands___- 1
(banana)
Gruyzarsatival (tice) seen ee eae Japanio 2 oes Eine
Zingiber officinale (ginger) __-___.__-- China, Hawaii 11
Metasphaeria caraguata Speg.:
IBTOMel ada ses aes ee eS ene Costagicaeses | ma mmnan
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.)
Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple) --...__------]___- (6 Ko eat at | lal
Prunus persica (peach) _--=-.-------- Portugal_____- 1
Monochaetia paeoniae (Maubl.) Sace. &
D. Sacc.:
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) --__- Japan ease 22 POMee os
Mononchus papillatus Bastian:
Soil around azalea plants__----_____ Netherlands- -|_-.-_-__--
Mycosphaerella allicina (Fr.) Vest.:
Alliwm ascalonicum (shallot) __.--___- WSO. 22 a
Mycosphaerella citrullina (C. O. Sm.
Gross;
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) _______- IVMlexicole eee 1
Sechium edule (chayote)_---_-______- 13 Cy Rae ae | Send eae Se
Mycosphaerella clintoniana House:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)| Belgium_______|__________
ER NOdOdENCTOTIS ssa ee 1a byl go || ose ee
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
TAO OTONS Dense ee Hmnpland= ss | - ee
Mycosphaerella maculiformis (Pers. ex
Fr.) Schroet.:
Castanea sp. (chestnut) -_.__._______ Ttaly 3 ees) phe ae
Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ell. & Ey.)
Dearn.:
Coryphantha erecta (cactus) _____.---- NWiexi COB esas | = ae
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear) ._.-|.._.do_-_-___---]__--__----
ODpUNtiOISD se ee newt Oss |e
Mycosphaerella philodendri (Pat.)
Lindau:
PNiLOG ETAT ONS D ee ee | (0 Koy eee al EE See ee
Mycosphaerella pinodes (Berk. & Blox.)
Stone:
Pisum sativum (pea) --.-..----------}---- Gotz. 2tecee 1
Mycosphaerella pomi (Pass.) Lindau:
Malus sylvestris (apple) ---.----_---- Rallye cosa eee eae
Mycosphaerella rhododendri (Cke.) G
H. Martin:
ENOCOGETUAR OTIS) eee eee een Netherlands-_-_}|_____--__-
Myrothecium roridum Tode ex Fr.:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -_.| Mexico___-__-- 2
Naemacyclus niveus (Pers. ex Fr.) Sace.:
Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine) _-_-_-_..| Demmark_____-|_______-_-
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padwick & Az-
matullah Khan:
Oryza sating)\ (Tice) aas2 eet Service mail__- 1
Neovossia indica (Mitra) Mund.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)_---..----- In dig! eae ae ee See

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Prop-
aga-
tion

Non-
entry

Collected in—

California*,
Hawaii,
New York.

Hawaii.

Pennsylvania.
California.*

Do.
Do.

Texas.
California.*
Do.
Do.

Do.
Do.

Texas.

New York.
Pennsylvania.
California.*
Alabama.
Oregon.

Texas. cs
Louisiana.

New Jersey.
Washington.

California.*

New York.

New Jersey.

Do.
Texas.

New Jersey.

Washington.

District of
Columbia.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Disease and host Sone a Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sacc.) Mason:
Anthurium sanguinewm___-_-------- Guatemala 2h ees pee 1 | California.*
Onuensouna(rice)=---- tee JeDAu Portu- (GM lise a | eo ae Do.
gal.
ACC Sa(COLM) a22— 8 te C@olombiale a4 | Bie eee 1 Do.
Guphelie flavida (Cke.) Maub. & Ran-
Canrdenia augusta (gardenia)_________ Mexico_______- OD Ae ae pret Geitorni®
exas.
Orbilia rubella (Pers. ex Fr.) Karst.:
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_________|---- (6 [ohiee S Sn Dir fice ser LAY I) Texas.
Papularia sphaerosperma (Fr.) Hoehn.:
Bambusa sp. (bamboo) -_-___---___- T1 CG eee Sis | eile egal hee soe ke 1 | California.*
Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz.:
VLDOISD (tulip) sone eee eee Netherland sia eee eee 1 Do.
Periola hirsuta (Schum.) Fr.:
(OREN OU x eee as Ra eae a ale WOME 5 5||e [| An TIE 8 Maryland.
Peronospora effusa (Grev.) Rab.:
Spinacia oleracea (spinach) _________- Mexico____-_-- Fe eae eee Rete fae Arizona,
Texas.
Peronospora pisi (D By.) Syd.:
Pisum sativum (pea) -__--- 2-22 2--_-- Rortugaleesien|Beeiran ble 2 ie Beene Texas.
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:
Cattleya lueddemanniana (orchid)__ }|Venezuela______|_--..._-__]---------- 1 Do.
(COTTTOUURTILOSS 1 Lene ee ees eee (0 (oye Sane a § Pee I WE ES eee 1 | California.*
Stanhopea sp. (orchid) __----__-_-____ Peruse rie en | bee a 1 Do.
iWandaspe (Orchid) aoe) sess sora Siamials 1 EeAGS Eso Va io Eee 1 Do.
Pestalotia cryptomeriae Cke.:
Cryptomeria japonica (cryptomeria)_| Japan_________]----._____|------___- 1 | Washington.
Pestalotia funerea Desm.:
LULU DEM USHEDCELS mn ee eee ena South America 1 |v ah eal Mia Ae ae New York.
Mangifera indica (mango) __________- Mexico________ [i PRE ONT 2 SVR Texas.
Pinus sp. (3-leaved pine) -________-- ae YQ bok SARS AEE gal ln arse 1 Do.
Pestalotia inconspicua Servazzi:
GeO Ss (OLCHiG eee see ee ee PEN LO Mere retake ime se ese ee ee 1 Do.
Pestalotia macrotricha Kleb.:
Rhododendron sp.-__---_-------------- Hmgland,--2163 |B2SU a0 Pn wee ea 3 | New Jersey,
Netherlands Washington.
Pestalotia microspora Speg.:
Laelia anceps (orchid)_-----_-__-____- MIE Xd COS Sees wets | hae | ae eer ete 1 | Texas.
MGOLCLIOAS Ds soe ee ee a a hantrinia ut we cie Se PNINEE ECE Go eran Ea il Do.
Pestalotia nucicola Ell. & Ev.:
Castanea sp. (chestnut) _-_----______- hpaly=ee=e De cremate oie en pe ALOUD LD Do.
Pestalotia palmarum Cke.:
a rrr yc ad a eee Canal Zone,___ Iliererscccce 21 New York,
Mexico, Texas,
St. Lucia. Washington.
Pestalotia peregrina Ell. & Mart.:
SEVIVULSENTULG ON (i) eer ae TD enmarkessee eccentric eo ee 1 | New Jersey.
Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine)___-___|---- don teade ee PA Tub Res a 1 Do.
Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
Psidium guajava (guava)___________- Mexico__.-____ Die oman ama ANI IEES AND Texas.
Pezizella lythri Shear & Dodge:
IROEOTIO,SwiniUlicosa. (tree peony) =-2*|(-HTances=s=a42=| == ssn en een ee 1 | New Jersey.
LEADS TY BY Oe tae teal we ee ee ne land a= S2se | See ea Tai wel ele 1 Do.
Phaeosphaerella senniana Sace. (2):
Protea cynarioides (honeypot protea) - Urten OUSToOR AN 1 Do.
rica.
Phaeosphaeria oryzae Miyake:
Orgzarsativa (Tice) en eee eee China, Japan 4 Ds pare ed eee. California.*
Phoma citricarpa McA\p.:
Citrus grandis (pummelo) fing LEED 2B 3 Chinas gle ses Lies Sh Re Do.
Citrus limon (emon)-_-___----__--___- ‘Australiatehor-|(Measee eae 45 AEST SED California*,
mosa. Massachu-
setts, New
York, Penn-
2 sylvania.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __________ VANIS tralian | eee nn Dy [vA i California*,
: Washington.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _| China_________ 23 Oh | ee eee aa California*,
Hawaii,
Minnesota,
New York,
Washington.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 80, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Disease and host east Oe Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Phoma citricarpa—Continued
Citrus sinensis (orange) ..___.-_____- Australia,____- 51 | Nl Pees os Alaska,
Canton California*,
Island, Hawaii,
China, Massachu-
Japan, setts, New
Union of York, Penn-
South sylvania,
Africa. Washington.
Phoma insidiosa Tassi:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) _________ Tinta Ce Tay sas | ees | cee 4 | District of
Columbia,
Phoma japonica Sace.:
Kerria japonica (kerria)_____________ Japan wees oe Te ie as 1 | Washington.
Phoma pinicola (Zopf) Sace.:
Pinus contorta (shore pine) __________ Canadas 250 | ee cakes ies eee 1 Do.
Phomopsis capsici (Magn.) Sacce.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) _------- Barbados, ____- 7 SRS YT be er a Massachu-
Cuba. setts, New
York.
Phomopsis magnoliae Died.:
VMIGGMOLGIS PD soe un Ee INetherland sie seein |Peeeies 1 | New Jersey.
Phomopsis phoenicola Trav.:
IP ROETITIS Dee ee ve een AZO CS ooo nea eae eos Re Be ae 1 | Massachu-
setts.

Phomopsis seposita (Sacc.) Trav.:

Wisteria sinensis (Chinese wisteria)-_| Netherlands_-_]____--____|__---_-__- 1 | New Jersey.

Wiaisterignsp. eee oe te ar ee er seed nt 0 0) Mie Se | LPR DSF | vy) on eters Es 1 Do.
Phomopsis sorbicola Grove:

Sorbus aucuparia (European moun- |____do___-______]___-----__]---_--_--- 1 Do.

tain-ash)

Phragmidium disciflorum (Tode) James:

LEVOS CASO ee spa ete ale Ne pee ae erat Egypt, Italy__|_....__._- 1 1 | New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.

Phyllachora engleri Speg.:

PAMLR UTILITY SPs (i) eee eee Gia tem al] a eet | eee eee see | ene New Jersey. +
Phyllosticta aucubicola Sace.:

PALCUU CYS seco ny cba one ciate ele ING HOA S| ee 1 Do.
Phyllosticta camelliae West.:

Camellia japonica (camellia) _______- nolan Sse a. Sees | eee eee 1 Do.
Phyllosticta codiaecola Died.:

Codiaeum sp. (croton) _--_______----- Bermud ac. 22: see See ee 1 | New York.
Phyllosticta concava Seaver:

Opuntiajsp. (cactus) oe seen eee Miexicoi2: 220i eisai ee eee 1 | Texas.
Phyllosticta draconis Berk.: :

Cordyline terminalis (dracena)______- LaWall eee | Uh ae Pe California.*
Phyllosticta glumarum (Ell. & Tracy)

Miyake: :
OnUZansatival(TIGe) pee eee Miexicose 22-22 1 Ti apse | re Arizona.
Phyllosticta laeliae Keissl.: art Nh

Brassia verrucosa (orchid) _______-__- (Guatemala eee | eee ane | nee eee 1 | California.*

Laelia anceps (orchid)__-____-_-____-_- Vex cee eas | eee ES | eee eee 3 | Texas.

OCG ALEWM NALS» eee ee EE |e C6 a a Fa NDI eet ee UU 1 Do.

J EGTA ITO OR OANA Tha ae a aN (6 Ka eh nnn Nad pan fe ater 1 Do.

EC CLIONIN AF ALi Seen eee ee en | EN (aK Yap Bape ee oe Waeeeee one 1 Do. |

TGQ EUOKSD ed Re aE eR | ads (Vo yas Ce a NN Wa en FS) ent Sh 5 | California’,
Texas.

Phyllosticta leucothoes Ell. & Mart.}:

wage catesbaei (drooping leucot- | Netherlands--_|__.-___--_|_--------- 1 | New Jersey.

hoe

Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:

Mangifera indica (mango) __________- Mexico-_-__-__-- 1 ty esemeeyces ed eer ase Texas.
Phyllosticta narcissi Aderh.: : :

PING CLSSILGESD) eee ee ee ee INe ther] and Si] Sane | eer 1 | California.*
Phyllosticta nerii West.:

Nerium oleander (oleander) -_-_____- IBOrInUd gece | ee een | reel eees 1 | Maryland.
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:

BERLE CUL GIST) ses tee eee ee Ttaly- Sees 2 Ni eng ened 0) Sw New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.

Phyllosticta saccardoi Thuem.: :

Rhododendron sp.__---.-.----- 22 ing sind ese | by pee 1 | Washington.

Physalospora camptospora Sace.:

Laelia anceps (orchid) 2 | Texas.

Laelia superbiens_______- 1 Do.

Geliasp teens 2 Do.

Stanhopea sp. (orchid) 1 Do.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Disease and host pape | of Collected in—

Physalospora cattleyae Maub. & Lasnier:

aeliaisp..(OfChid) 22- ae a IMexICOM coe ieee ake cea a Texas.

Venezuela.

Physalospora ilicis (Fr.) Sace.:

eTSD a(DOMY) Ben ae Le KONG tes ose Ee ee dae ee kk ie California.*
Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:

GenistaiSD wae ao Aone ee EN Germanys | eee ee Be ee New York.

Pyrus communis (pear) ---.-.------- Spans Pennsyl-

vania.

Physalospora orchidearum P. Henn.:

Dendrobium sp. (orchid) ----__-.----- NET ES ce 0s SR | ea | New Jersey.
Physalospora wildemaniana Sace.:

Cattleya sp. (orchid) -_.._______-_-__ @olombige= 2-3 |= ates | Pe e Texas.

Laelia anceps (orchid) ---_.____----_- IVE EXICO ee | eee ce ee | eon Tee Do.

LETH ASSES Sse a eae aan ee ee Sees | Pa eae | Dee eee Do.

Stanhopea sp. (orchid) -_.-________-__|___- Gosteesee tie eh eee ea enor Do.
Phytophthora cactorum (Leb. & Cohn)

Schroet.:

Cucurbita mazima (squash) ________--}__-- domestsn 2 Do.
Phytophthora parasitica Dast.:

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)._.| Jamaica______- Alabama.
Plasmodiophora brassicae Wor.:

Brassicasvapa (turmip) i2222222-22 2-2 Mngland seen | eeeewsaee Pennsyl-

vania

Polyporus occidentalis Klotzsch:

PEVALT OCLC DILQILSE (2) eee ke Brazile New York.
Prospodium appendiculatum (Wint.)

Arth.:

SLEMOLOULUMM SIONS = ae eee Mexicos42-2"4| 25252 1an Texas.
(Florida yellowtrumpet)
Pseudomonas marginata (MecCull.)
Stapp: :
GHITTLOLUSISp erent stbe nee 2s ules Italy, Nether- Illinois,
lands. New York
Sparazis grandiflora (big wandflower) Union of South New Jersey.
Tica.
Pseudomonas phaseolicola (Burk.)

Dowson:

Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) -_-.__ Merxico_------- Texas
Pseudomonas solanacearum E. F. Sm.(?):

Solanum tuberosum (potato) -_-_----|__-- doukaneeaae Do.
Pseudomonas syringae v Hall:

Persea americana (avocado) -__----_-|_--- doseenersen Do.
Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Lib.) Sacce.:

Medicago sativa (alfalfa)________-___- Germany ----- New York.
Pseudopeziza trifolii (Biv.-Bern.) Fckl.:

Trifolium repens Var. shamrock__-_-_-_- Treland___-____ Do.
Puccinia allii (DC.) Rud.:

Allium sativum (garlic) _---._-------- Hrancekess=- <5 | sane eee Texas.
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:

Cy DSO DIILIS peers ee IP OnGU eal aan | ee Massachu-

setts.

Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze: é

Chrysanthemum morifolium var._---- Japanssseeees Washington
Puccinia cichorii (DC.) Bellynck:

Cichoriwm intybus (chicory) --------- Belgium ______ New York.
Puccinia glumarum (Schmidt) Eriks. &

E. Henn.: ult
Hordeum vulgare (barley) -_-_------- apanits ewes | ees ee Louisiana.
Triticum aestivum (wheat)__---_---- TUT K CY ee eee | eer ke |e ee District of

Columbia.
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides_._---_______- Union of South Maryland,
(chinkerichee) Africa. Massachu-
setts, New
York, Penn-
sylvania.
Puccinia phragmitis (Schum.) Koern.:
Phragmites communis (reed) _-_------ Chiles New York,
England, Ohio.
France,
Netherlands.
Puccinia porri (Sow.) Wint.: sre
Allium sativum (garlic) ____--------- Dtalyts.2o0eh = Louisiana.
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis_____-_-_-- Puerto Rico__- New York.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from J uly 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Puccinia violae (Schum.) DC.:
Viola cornuta (horned violet) _______-

Pucciniastrum myrtilli (Sechum.) Arth.:

ECROCOMENUTOR ISPs eae eee
Pyrenochaeta oryzae Miyake:

Onyzarsaiiog (Tice) saan ae eee
Rabenhorstia rudis Fr.:

IG AOUT TUT NADOLEN CT ieee oe ee

(waterer laburnum)

LGA OUT NUTS Dene eee eee
Rhizopus necans Mass.:

GY CORISISD Me ne See eee =
Schizophyllum commune Fr.:

AUT CTEDILANSE () ees ae ee

Mi OkLOMment Osa sae a ne
Sclerotinia kerneri Wettst.:

BAIDT SIS sa eae Sn Pe RAMEN oy pee eM
Sclerotinia minor Jagger:

Cichorium endivia (endive) _-_______-
Sclerotinia trifoliorum Eriks.:

Trifolium sp. (clover) -___----_------

Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:
Allium sativum (garlic) _-...___-__---

Sclerotium delphinii Welch:

Tris tingitana (Morocco iris) -_______-
Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum Burt:

Citrus sinensis (orange) _.-____-__-_-
Septoria ampelina Berk. & Curt.:

WatisyS pan (@r ae) ee eee
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:

Fehododendnonisp se eee ee

(Azalea vuylstukeana)
EEN OUOCEILAT ONS eee ea

Sepiorig bambusella Speg.:

Septoria castanicola Desm.:
Castanea sp. (chestnut) __-__________-
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:
Chrysanthemunyispee een

Septoria citri Pass.:

Citrus limon (lemon) _____.-__--___--
Septoria cyclaminis Dur. & Mont.:

Cyclamen europaewm____------------

(European cyclamen)

CU CLEMENS Dee ee oe earn
Septoria dianthi Desm.:

Dianthus sp. (carnation) -.-.-_-_____-

Septoria divaricatae ET]. & Ev.:

ETLOTIS eee ee ee ee ee Cn
Septoria epipactidis Sace. (?):

Cypripedium insigne (orchid) -_--___-
Septoria leucanthemi Sace. & Speg.:

Chrysanthemum maximum __.-------

(Shasta daisy)

Chrysanthemum morifolium var._.-_-
Septoria limonum Pass.:

Citrus limon (lemon)_____---_-___--_-
Septoria nodorum Berk.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) -__----__--

Septoria oryzae Catt.:
OnUZOiSAuivan(L1Ce) pen ee ee

Country of
origin

Sweden, __-___

Belgium ____-_-

Afghanistan___

France_______-

Brazileenee es

England,

England,
Netherlands.

Italy, Portugal

Number of interceptions in—

Prop-
Non-

Swatzerlarn dee | eee | Sees 1

Australia,____-
Azores,
Brazil,
Portugal.

Collected in—

New York.

Washington.
Pennsylvania.
New Jersey.
Do.
Do.

New York,
New Jersey.

New York.
Do.

District of
Columbia.

Massachu-
setts, New
York, Penn-
sylvania.

New Jersey.

New York.

Texas.

New Jersey.

New Jersey,
Washington.

Washington.

New Jersey.

Maryland,
New Jersey.

Pennsylvania.

New York.

New Jersey.

California*,
Massachu-
setts, New
York.

New Jersey.

California.”

Texas.

Washington.

Pennsylvania.

District of
Columbia.

New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive

—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Collected in—

Disease and host Saas of Con- Prop-
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Septoria posekensis Sace.:
Bulbophyllum sp. (?)------ grees she. Ua Xo Es eLe ee yaaa | Le ae oe Oe De 1
Coelogyne cristata (orchid) _-______-_-_}____ (0 Kay ets |e hve Be | ee ates SD 1
Cymbidium devonianum (orchid) ----|--_- GOR aes eC alert eo LA 2
Cymbidium pendulum_____-_--------|_-_- LO Mere oer | cree ee | eet eee 1
Cypripedium insigne (orchid) ----__--]-__- (Kaye SS sen ee | CS | ere es 1
Odontoglossum citrosmum (orchid)_--| Mexico_______-]__-----_--]_--------- 6
Oncidium varicosum rogersi (orchid)-_-| Brazil____...__]_._....._-_]_--_--_--- 1
ONCIARLTIS Dee ee eae Banshee INT ECXG COM a ea terre eel | ee oes 1
Septoria pyricola Desm.:
Pyrus communis (pear) _--__--_-_--- Italy as eee TE i ee seeps an ioe are reat Se
Septoria unedonis Rob. & Desm.:
Arbutus unedo (strawberry-tree)_____|_-_- OMS ea EE Te ea al Reine ea 1
Sorosporium reiliana (Kuehn) MeAlp.:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) -__.--_-_- 1A) 06 BE pe aan | aN es 1
Sorghum vulgare technicum_____.--_- Argentina, ____ C1 | Neale | [eet ne NR
(broomecorn) Rumania.
Sphaceloma fawcettii Jenkins:
OU USISD eee eee wenn See IMIexico==s=a-e= DA ee eet a | a ae ee
Stachybotrys subsimplexr Cke.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum__-__---- Panamaeeeses al hanes etn aa a [Reo
(banana)
Stachylidium theobromae Ture.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) --__---- Cuba, Domin- 2 Wiesel pee! bull [zien iter ie
can Repub-
lic, Hondur-
as, Puerto
Rico.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum____-__-- Colombia, ____- AGH oy pteneTles lie eee cee
(banana) Costa Rica,
Ecuador,
Guatemala,
Mexico,
Panama,
Puerto Rico,
Sierra Leone.
Stagonospora berberidina Sace.:
Ber QenisiS Dee oe re ne re ees oe Germany 22S s2s | Sei | eect meee 1
Stagonospora gigantea Heald & Wolf:
ANGE ROO eee Be ears ae MiG X1 CO 9a = oie | as antes |S ee ae 1
Stagonospora graminella Sace.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) -__.------ TVG Tepe Seo en [a ea SIM hea Se eee 1
Stemphylium botryosum Wallr.:
Allium cepa (onion) -.._--.---------- Mexico-_-_.--_-- Oh | pene rn lenl | Mi aes eon
Allium porrum (leek) -..--------.--- IRAN CO se eee |e eee Mote lg sane eee
Allium sativum (garlic)_---__-------- Mexicoz 22-225 Di | eee ee il eee
GrESSULLONSD rene ems Ne Ber Bermuda_____- ker insets cette he was Se!
Dianthus sp. (carnation) _.________-- Denmark,_-___- 2a 1
Nether-
_ lands,
Panama,
Portugal (?)
EDU CCUTULILILS | S Deena eee nen eens Netherland S22 | se keae ste | ESee ee 1
Nerium oleander (oleander)___-_____- Bermudas cee Ue Cee | ee pe 1
Stemphylium ilicis Tengwall:
EAVOCHIULILUSES Dee eee ee Netherlands -_-_ IG pak sees 4
VMIRSCONiSD ees eee en SS (0 Yo: omer me ert | Pee el lou neloecereta 1
Stemphylium radicinum (Meier, Drechs.
& Eddy) Neerg.:
Daucus carota (carrot)_.--.-----_-_-- MN PANG sees | ante ee eee abn LN amines
ELY LCI ILEISD oe eee INetherlands==|s0c.e= 4s | Pee ee 1
Stilbum incarnatum Wakk.:
Aglaonema simpler (China green) ___| China-.~2_~__-)_ ~~ }2 222 8s 1
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)_________]___- dost 258 Fs fal eee (UC Store re
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) P. Magn.:
DETUNUS| SDs) (CHENLY) =e ae ee CLT ara cle eeeses | eecnner eee coat | eke reese 1
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:
Sinningia speciosa (gloxinia)________-_ BB 2) oi rr epee peer ee | eee eae 27
Netherlands.

“Tomato pox’’:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)-__.| Mexico________ Oi |Eees see te eee

New Jersey.
California.*
New Jersey.
California.*
Do

Texas.
Florida.
Texas.

Michigan.
New York.

District of
Columbia.
New York

California*,
New York,
Pennsy!l-
vania.

New York.
Texas.

District of
Columbia.

Texas.
Pennsylvania.
Texas.
Virginia.
Massachu-
setts, New
Jersey, New
York,
Virgina.
Washinigton.
Maryland.

New York,
Pennsylvan-
ia, Texas,
Virginia.

Michigan.

Alabama.
Washington.

California.*
Do.

Washington.
New York,

Pennsy!]-
vania.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of interceptions in—

Disease and host Shoes, of Con- Prop- Collected in—
sump- Non- aga-
tion entry tion
Trichoderma lignorum (Tode) Harz.:
Leucojum sp. (snowflake) __________- Netherland s=s)e pee ata | see eee 1 | New Jersey.
Tritirachium dependens Limber:
Ciclamentsp a aie aan belly See eee | eee OSE RR S| IDOE eae 1 Do.
Tylenchorhynchus claytoni Steiner:
Soil around azaleas___._____________- Netherlands| Pees seen | paeeeneces 1 | Alabama.
Tylenchus putrefaciens Kuhn:
Allium sativum (garlic) __-_--__-__-- Mexico________ 1 Noy fetal lands a bd bet Texas.
Uredo anthurit (Hariot) Sace.:
PAM ERAT TUL TNS Pee ete ee eee Guatemalasess | See eres | Pees 1 | California.*
Uredo autumnalis Diet.:
Chrysanthemum morifolium var.___-- Ayop MN 1 tay fear red ane | Fag ies he Washington.
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) ____-________ 14M Kobo fa Jee era Nviy nO AEs NAL kee 1 | Texas.

Laelia anceps (orchid)_-____-___-_____|___- Ole ees Ieee ae ee 2 Do.

Oncidium sp: (orchid) _2_----_- 22-22 Lady At Le ee Ee ee ee ee 2 | New Jersey.

Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) __-| Mexico__---_-__|_--------_]_--------- 1 | Texas.
Oncidium lanceanum__.___-.-------- ADrinidad =: 2s ew sei Renee 1 | New Jersey.
Urocystis colchici (Schlecht.) Rab.:
Colchicum autumnale_._.__________-- INetherlands==|2o2 ssa ee | pene 3 Do.
(autumn crocus)
Colchicum autumnale album____--__-|_--- (OKO pS eS ens 5 Rese |e ar ee EE eee 3 Do.
(white autumn crocus)
GOLCRACU TI ST) ene a ee ze LOE Eee it teem eee | Reena eon 10 Do.
Uromyces alyziae Arth.:
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)____| Hawaii_______- 6; Soke see | eile California.*
Uromyces compactus Pk.:
Aster spinosus (devilweed aster)____| Mexico_-.___-- VAS ele oe ee Texas.
Uromyces coronatus Miy. & Nish.:

Oryzarsativay (Tice) ea Japan’ wae Pid Wea rare ae 8 en New York,
Pennsyl-
vania.

Zizania latifolia (Asiatic wildrice) -___|___- dO es 1 eee Ree ea Masschus
setts.

ZA ZOTUIONS Pees fe cy ee eet | Goeeeeeees Oe he Aaa era a Pa Do.

Uromyces fabae (Pers.) D. By.: s

Pisum sativum (pea) __--------_____- TT ee eee aes ee big pases New York. -

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
(Schw.) Curt.:
Lespedeza bicolor var. japonica______- Japaneses! | here an Roe oetae 1 | District of
Columbia.

Uromyces limonii (DC.) Lev.:

Limonium sinuatum___---______---- Switzerland___ 1 Ip | Seine mee ener | VOR ee Michigan.
Uromyces polygoni (Pers.) Fckl.:

UU MET SD ye oe ele ene ele Oh Netherlands_-_ hs | Sass ee ee Oregon.
Ustilago allit McAIp.:

Alliwm cepa (onion)_--_-______.--____ Australia__..__ I anger te has ul ged all Washington.
Ustilago esculenta P. Henn.:

Zizania latifolia (Asiatic wildrice)___| Japan_______-- 7 iy bape rs | atl New York,
Pennsy!l-
vania.

Ustilago nuda (Jens.) Rostr.:
Hordeum vulgare (barley) .-________- Ttaly see De sabe | nee caine Washington.
Ustilago perennans Rostr.:
Arrhenatheruwm elatius (tall oatgrass) - Geechee bs Us| SSeS nn Cape Ohio.
vakia.
Ustilago tritici (Pers.) Rostr.:
CCL) (EI Ve SEAS Sa Ga ate ees Netherlands_-_ Di) Secs a | ee a Texas.
Triticum aestivum (wheat) _________- Ttaly =a 1 Oh epee ae ae eae New York.
Venturia inaequalis (Cke.) Wint. ciner-
ascens (Fckl.) Aderh.:

Sorbus domestica (servicetree) ---____|_--- dots see UUs fuel Sales a BN Pennsyl-

vania.
Vermicularia dematium Fr.:

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) _________- Puerto Rico_-- Wy |Z2SeES2son | Es csse sas New York.

Dianthus sp. (carnation) ___________- England Sees ee ee | eae 1 Mesrach,
setts.

Volutella buxi (Cda.) Berk.:
IBUSUSISP AUER nee aA INetherlandsS5|sa eos. Rane oneaa 1 | New Jersey.
Volutella roseolum Cke.:
DE UL ZIGISD oes eI Ot a dO’ set =. 425 ee ee 1 Do.
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)______- Ooyloneaees Haran OH eee California*,
Egypt, Massachu-
India, setts, New
Orient, York, Wash-
Siam. ington.

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1948, to June 30, 1949, inclusive
—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Xanthomonas citri—Continued
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) _--__-
Citrus grandis (pummelo)__________-
Citrus limon (lemon) -_-____--_--------

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _________-

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -

Citrus sinensis (orange) __------------

Citrus sinensis (Navel orange) ______-
Xanthomonas hyacinthi (Wakk.) Dowson:
FIVOCINENUS Spee) SS Bs
Xanthomonas vesicatoria (Doidge)
Dowson:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------

Country of
origin

India (?) yb 222
Philippines,
unknown.

China, Japan,
Straits
Settlements.

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Number of interceptions in—

Prop-

Collected in—

New York.
California.*
California*,
Washington,
California*,
New York.

California*,
Washington.

California* ,
Hawaii.

Hosts and diseases

ABIES:

Sclerotinia kerneri (Ascomycetes)
AGAVE:

Cercospora fourcroyae (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Stagonospora gigantea (Deuteromycetes)
AGLAONEMA:

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
AGROPYRON:

Claviceps purpurea (Ascomycetes)
AGROSTIS:

Claviceps microcephala (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM ASCALONICUM:

Mycosphaerella allicina (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Alternaria porri (Deuteromycetes)

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

Ustilago allii (Promycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

Heterosporium allii (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia allii (Promycetes)

Puccinia porri (Promycetes)

Sclerotiwm cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

Tylenchus putrefaciens (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllachora engleri (Ascomycetes)

Uredo anthurii (Promycetes)
ARACHIS:

Ditylenchus destructor (?) (Nematoda)
ARBUTUS:

Septoria unedonis (Deuteromycetes)
ARRHENATHERUM:

Ustilago perennans (Promycetes)
ASPIDISTRA:

Colletotrichum omnivorum (Deuteromycetes)
ASTER:

Acrobeles ciliatus (Nematoda)

Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)

Uromyces compactus (Promycetes)
AUCUBA:

Phyllosticta aucubicola (Deuteromycetes)
AVENA:

Helminthosporium avenae (Deuteromycetes)
BAMB

Eutypella bambusina (Ascomycetes)

Septoria bambusella (Deuteromycetes)
BAMBUSA:

Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
BERBERIS:

Leptosphaeria berberidis (Ascomycetes)

Leptothyrium berberidis (Deuteromycetes)

Stagonospora berberidina (Deuteromycetes)
BRACHIARIA:

Collectotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSIA:

Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSICA NAPOBRASSICA:

Gliomastix penicilloides (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Plasmodiophora brassicae (Myxomycetes)
BROMELIAD:

Metasphaeria caraguata (Ascomycetes)
BULBOPHYLLUM (?):

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
BUXUS:

Volutella buxi (Deuteromycetes)
CAJANUS:

Colletotrichum cajani (Deuteromycetes)

Vermicularia dematium (Deuteromycetes)
CAMELLIA:

Camellia yellow-spot virus

Heterodera goettingiana (Nematoda)

Phyllosticta camelliae (Deuteromycetes)
CAMPANULA:

Coleosporium campanulae (Promycetes)
CAPSICUM:

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium piperatum (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis capsici (Deuteromycetes)

CAPSICUM—Continued

Xanthomonas vesicatoria (Schizomycetes)

CASTANEA:

Cytospora ceratophora (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella maculiformis (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia nucicola (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria castanicola (Deuteromycetes)

CATTLEYA:

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Physalospora wildemaniana (Ascomycetes)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)
Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria leucanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo autumnalis (Promycetes)

CICHORIUM:

Puccinia cichorit (Promycetes)
Sclerotinia minor (Ascomycetes)
LUS:

CITRUL

Colletotrichum lagenarium (Deuteromycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS LIMON:

Cancrosis ‘‘B’’:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria limonum (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascosmycetes)
Leptothyrium pomi (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Diaporthe citri (Ascomycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum (Basidiomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes) 5

CITRUS SP.:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawceitii (Deuteromycetes)
OCOS:

Botryoephaerta ribis (Ascomycetes)

CODIAE

Phyllosticta codiaecola (Deuteromycetes)

COELOGYNE:

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)

COLCHICUM:

Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed) (Nematoda)
Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)

COLOCASIA:

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

CONVALLARIA:

Aphelenchus aderholdi (Nematoda)

CORDYLINE:

Phyllosticta aracons (Deuteromycetes)

CORYPHANT

Mi oar vane (Ascomycetes)

CRASSULA:

Blemph ulin botryoswm (Deuteromycetes)

CROCU

ne oxysporum (Deuteromycetes)

CRYPTOMERIA:

Pestalotia cryptomeriae (Deuteromycetes)

CUCUMIS:

Mycosphaerella citrullina (Ascomycetes)

CUCURBITA:

Phytophthora cactorum (Phycomycetes)

CUPRESSUS:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)

CYCLAMEN:

Septoria cyclaminis (Deuteromycetes)
Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)

CYMBIDIUM:

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Chaetomium indicum (Ascomycetes)
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts and diseases—Continued

CYPRIPEDIUM:
Septoria epipactidis (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:
Cytospora dahliae (Deuteromycetes)
AUCUS:

Stemphylium radicinum (Deuteromycetes)
DENDROBIUM:
Physalospora orchidearum (Ascomycetes)
DEUTZIA:
Volutella roseolum (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:
Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)
Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
Vermicularia dematium (Deuteromycetes)
ECHINOCACTUS:
Leptosphaeria opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
ELEOCHARIS:
Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
ERICA:
Laestadia rowxit (Ascomycetes)
ERIOBOTRY
Orbillia rubella (Ascomycetes)
FAGUS
padeseeurn galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)
FESTUCA:
' Claviceps purpurea (Ascomycetes)
FRAGARIA:
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
GALANTHUS:
Botrytis galanthina (Deuteromycetes)
GARDENIA:
Cmphatia flavida (Deuteromycetes)
GENISTA:
aero obtusa (Ascomycetes)
GLADIOLUS:
Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
(Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)
GYPSOPHILA:
Alternaria gypsophilae (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)
HAWORTHIA:
Ascochyta haworthiae (Deuteromycetes)
HELLEB Ss:
Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes)
HIBISCUS:
Cercospora malayensis (Deuteromycetes)
HORDEUM:
Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)
Caine nuda (Promycetes)

Gloeos porium affine (Deuteromycetes)
URA:

Cytospora chrysosperma (Deuteromycetes)
Polyporus occidentalis (Basidiomycetes)
Schizophyllum commune (Basidiomycetes)
HYACINTHUS
Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes)
Stemphylium radicinum (Deuteromycetes)
Reems hyacinthi (Schizomycetes)
Physalospora ilicis (Ascomycetes)
RIS:

Collectotrichum lilii (Deuteromycetes)
Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed) (Nematoda)
Fusarium oxysporum (Deuteromycetes)
Leptosphaeria heterospora (Ascomycetes)
Sclerotium delphinii (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS:
Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
Lophodermium juniperinum (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
KERRIA:
Phoma japonica (Deuteromycetes)
LABURNUM
= eae rudis (Deuteromycetes)
Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia inconspicua (Deuteromycetes)

LAELIA—Continued
Pestalotia microspora (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)
Physalospora catileyae (Ascomycetes)
Physalospora wildemaniana (Ascomycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LECYTHIS:
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
LESPEDEZA:
Uromyces Nd Ade ARI (Promycetes)
LEUCOJU™
Trichoderma igmorum (Deuteromycetes)
LEUCOT
B iioett EaBbINOES (Deuteromycetes)
LILIACEAE:
Colletotrichum lilii (Deuteromycetes)
LILIUM:
Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum lilii (Deuteromycetes)
Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
LIMONIUM:
Uromyces limonii (Promycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:
Alternaria porri (Deuteromycetes)
Helminthosporium carposaprum (Deuteromycetes)
Hormodendron cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes)
Myrotheciuwm roridum (Deuteromycetes)
Phytophthora parasitica (Phycomycetes)
“Tomato pox”

LYCORIS:
Feu cOpus: necans (Phycomycetes)
MAGNOLIA:

Rareehta lignyota (Ascomycetes)

Phomopsis magnoliae (Deuteromycetes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella sanguinea (Promycetes)
MALUS:

Elsinoe piri (Ascomycetes)

Leptothyrium pomi (Deuteromycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella pomi (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta mortoni (Deuteromycetes)
MANIHOT:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MEDICAGO:

Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Ascomycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Leptosphaeria musarum (Ascomycetes)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Stachybotrys subsimplex (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MUSCARI:

Semi it ilicis (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISS

Diula ney dipsaci (Nematoda)

Fusarium orysporum f. narcissi

(Deuteromycetes)

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta narcissi (Deuteromycetes)
NERIUM:

Cercospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta nerii (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
NYMPHAEA:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Cercospora angreci (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Une oncidii (Promycetes)
OPUNTIA:

M DN Sonata opuntiae (Ascomycetes)

Phyllosticta concava (Deuteromycetes)
ORCHID:

Gloeosporium orchidearum (Deuteromycetes)

Periola hirsuta (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and diseases—Continued

ORNITHOGALUM:
Heterosporium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
ORYZA:
Helminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Neovossia horrida (Promycetes)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
Phaeosphaeria oryzae (Ascomycetes)
Phyllosticta glumarum (Deuteromycetes)
Pyrenochaeta oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Uromyces coronatus (Promycetes)
PAEONIA:
Monochaetia paeoniae (Deuteromycetes)
Pezizella lythri (Ascomycetes)
PALM
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
Gloeosporiwm catechu (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)
PASPALUM:
Claviceps paspali (Ascomycetes)
PERSE
Tao RORES syringae (Schizomycetes)

PHASEOLUS LUNATUS MACROCARPUS:

Cercospora canescens (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS:
Hormodendron cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas phaseolicola (Schizomycetes)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS VAR.:
Tsariopsis griseola (Deuteromycetes)
PHILODENDRON:
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
Ata cosplacrella philodendri (Ascomycetes)

PH

SOE divaricatae (Deuteromycetes)
PHOEN

Penne phoenicola (Deuteromycetes)
PHRAGMITES:

Puccinia phragmitis (Promycetes)
PHYSALIS:

Ascochyta lycopersici (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum phomoides (Deuteromycetes)
PINUS:

Coleosporium senecionis (Promycetes)

Naemacyclus niveus (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia peregrina (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma pinicola (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:

Ascochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum pisi (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella pinodes (Ascomycetes)

Peronospora pisi (Phycomycetes)

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
PLUMERIA:

Coleosporium domingense (Promycetes)
POPULUS:

Marsonina populi (Deuteromycetes)
PROTEA:

Phaeosphaerella senniana (?) (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Coryneum beijerincki (Deuteromycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Cercospora circumscissa (Deuteromycetes)

Thecopsora areolata (Deuteromycetes)
PSIDIUM:

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUERARIA:

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
PUNICA:

Cytospora punica (Deuteromycetes)
PYRACANTHA:

Fusicladium pyracanthae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:

Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)

Septoria pyricola (Deuteromycetes)
RAPHANUS:

Aphanomyces raphani (Phycomycetes)
RHODODENDRON

Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)

Coniothyrium. olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)

Coniothyrium rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Coryneum rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

RHODODENDRON—Continued
Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)
Gloeosporium rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Lachnum virgineum (Ascomycetes)
Mycosphaerella clintoniana (Ascomycetes)
Mycosphaerella rhododendri (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta saccardoi (Deuteromycetes)
Pucciniastrum myrtilli (Promycetes)
Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)

R
Uiplodina grossulariae (Deuteromycetes)

A:

Cercospora rosicola (Deuteromycetes)

Diplocarpon rosae (Ascomycetes)

Pezizella lythri (Ascomycetes)

Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
RUMEX:

Uromyces polygoni (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:

Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)

Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SALIX:

Cytospora ambiens (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora chrysosperma (Deuteromycetes)
SECHIUM:

Mi ycosphaerella citrullina (Ascomycetes)
SINNINGIA

Ghielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)

Acrobeles ciliatus (Nematoda)

Heterodera goettingiana (Nematoda)

Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)

Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)

Mononchus papillatus (Nematoda)

Tylenchorhynchus claytoni (Nematoda)
SOLANUM:

Gliomastizx convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas solanacearum (Schizomycetes)
SORBUS:

Phomopsis sorbicola (Deuteromycetes)

Venturia inaequalis var. cinerascens (Ascomycetes)

SORGHUM:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma insidiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Sorosporiwm reiliana (Promycetes)
SPARAXIS:

Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)
SPINACIA:

Peronospora effusa Crbycomycoies)
STACHYTARPHET

Puccinia urbaniana Uae saerenios)
STANHOPEA:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)

Physalospora wildemaniana (Ascomycetes)
STENOLOBIUM:

Prospodium appendiculatum (Promycetes)
TAXUS:

Diplodia taxi (Deuteromycetes)
TILIA:

Schizophyllum commune (Basidiomycetes)
TRIFOLIUM:

Pseudopeziza trifolii (Ascomycetes)

Sclerotinia trifoliorum (Ascomycetes)
TRITICUM:

Anguina tritici (Nematoda)

Neovossia indica (Promycetes)

Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)

Septoria nodorum (Deuteromycetes)

Stagonospora graminella (Deuteromycetes)

Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)
TRITONIA:

Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)
TULIPA:

Botrytis tulipae (Deuteromycetes)

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
VACCINIUM:

LO phoaeagian oxycocci (Ascomycetes)
VAND

Di Hite paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium affine (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium beyrodtii (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
VIOLA:

Puccinia violae (Promycetes)
VITIS:

Septoria ampelina (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and diseases—Continued

WISTERIA:
ZEA

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)

ZINGIBER:

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Mem~noniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

ZIZANIA:
Uromyces coronatus (Promycetes)
Ustilago esculenta (Promycetes)

Hosts unknown

CEREAL:
Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)

Countries of origin and diseases

AFGHANISTAN:
Anguina tritici
Sclerotinia trifoliorum
AITUTAKI ISLAND:
Diaporthe citri
ALGERIA:
Septoria limonum "
ARGENTINA: >
Alternaria citri
Cancrosis ‘‘B’’
Elsinoe australis
Sorosporium reiliana
AUSTRALIA:
Alternaria dianthi
Gliomastiz penicilloides
Gloeosporium affine
Phoma citricarpa
Physalospora orchidearum
Septoria dianthi
Ustilago allii
AZORES:
Heterodera goettingiana
Phomopsis phoenicola
Septoria dianthi
BARBADOS:
Phomopsis capsici
BELGIUM:
Cercospora angrect
Cercospora handelii
Collectotrichum omnivorum
Coryneum beijerincki
Fusicoccum galericulatum
Mycosphaerella clintoniana
Puccinia cichorii
Sclerotinia minor
Septoria azaleae
Thielaviopsis basicola
BERMUDA:
Cercospora neriella
Phyllosticta codiaecola
Phyllosticta nerii
Septoria chrysanthemi
Stemphylium botryosum
BRAZIL:
Alternaria dianthi
Alternaria gypsophilae
Colletotrichum lagenarium
Cytospora chrysosperma
Diaporthe citri
Elsinoe australis
Polyporus occidentalis
Schizophyllum commune
Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum
Septoria dianthi
Septoria posekensis
Uredo behnickiana
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Lophodermium oxycocci
BRITISH GUIANA:
Diplodia theobromae
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Gloeosporium orchidearum
CANADA:
Colletotrichum lilit
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Phoma pinicola
CANAL ZONE:
Cercospora musae
Helminthosporium oryzae

Phomopsis seposita (Deuteromycetes)

CANAL ZONE—Continued
Pestalotia palmarum
CANTON ISLAND:
Phoma citricarpa
CEYLON:
Xanthomonas citri
CHILE:
Puccinia phragmitis
CHINA:
Botrytis elliptica
Colletotrichum lilit
Gliomastix convoluta
Leptothyriwm pomi
Melanospora zamiae
Mem~noniella echinata
Phaeosphaeria oryzae
Phoma citricarpa
Rhizopus necans
Septoria bambusella
Stilbum incarnatum
Xanthomonas citri
COLOMBIA:
Cercospora musae
Leptosphaeria musarum
Nigrospora sphaerica
Physalospora wildemaniana
Stachylidium theobromae
COSTA RICA:
Cercospora musae
Memnoniella echinata
Metasphaeria caraguata
Stachylidium theobromae
CUBA:
Cercospora malayensis
Curvularia lunata
Diplodia theobromae
Elsinoe phaseoli
Gloeosporium piperatum
Phomopsis capsici
Stachylidium theobromae
CYPRUS:
Alternaria citri
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Ustilago perennans
DENMARK:
Aphelenchus aderholdi
Coleosporium senecionis
Diplodina grossulariae
Heterodera goettingiana
Naemacyclus niveus
Pestalotia peregrina
Stemphyllium botryosum
DOMINICAN REPUBLIO:
Stachylidium theobromae
ECUADOR:
Stachylidium theobromae

EGYPT:
Hormodendron cladosporioides
Phragmidium disciflorum
Xanthomonas citri

ENGLAND:
Ascochyta pisi
Botrytis gladiolorum
Claviceps microcephala
Coniothyriwm olivaceum
Cytospora ambiens
Gliomastiz convoluta
Glocosporium rhododendrz
Helminthosporium avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Mycosphaerella clintoniana
Mycosphaerella fragariae
Pestalotia macrotricha
Pezizella lythri
Phyllosticta camelliae
Phyllosticta saccardoi
Plasmodiophora brassicae
Puccinia phragmitis
Pucciniastrum myrtilli
Septoria azaleae
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria divaricatae
Stemphylium radicinum
Vermicularia dematium

FIJI ISLANDS:
Memnoniella echinata

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Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

FINLAND:
st Hh areolata
FORMOSA
aus citricarpa
FRA
aie yellow-spot virus
Cumminsiella sanguinea
Cytospora dahliae
Gliomastix convoluta
Leptothyrium pomi
Pezizella lythri
Puccinia allit
Puccinia phragmitis
Sclerotium delphinii
Stemphylium botryosum
GERMANY:
Acrobeles ciliatus
Aphelenchus aderholdi
Aphelenchus avenae
Coryneum beijerincki
Diplodina grossulariae
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Heterodera rostochiensis
Leptosphaeria berberidis
Leptothyrium berberidis
Marsonina populi
Physalospora obtusa
Pseudopeziza medicaginis
Biagonosporg berberidina
GRE
Caebtnia kerneri
UAM:

Botryosphaeria ribis
Gloeosporiwm catechu

GUATEMALA:
Cercospora musae
Cercospora rosicola
Colletotrichum lilii
Cumminsiella sanguinea
Diplodia theobromae
Eutypella bambusina
Leptosphaeria musarum
Nigrospora sphaerica
Phyllachora engleri
Phyllosticta laeliae
Stachylidium theobromae
Uredo anthurii

HAITI:
Mycosphaerella citrullina

HAWAII:
Exobasidium vaccinii
Helminthosporium oryzae
Memnoniella echinata
Phyllosticta draconis
Uromyces alyxiae

HONDURAS:
Cercospora musae
Diplodia theobromae
Stachylidium theobromae

INDIA:
Chaetomium indicum
Colletotrichum lilii
Diplodia paraphysaria
Gloeosporium affine (?)
Gloeosporiwm beyrodtii
Macrophoma musae
Neovossia indica
Papularia sphaerosperma
Phoma insidiosa
Pyrenochaeta oryzae
Septoria epipactidis (?)
Septoria nodorum
Septoria posekensis
Sorosporiwm reiliana
Stagonospora graminella
Uromyces fabae
Xanthomonas citri

IRAN:
Anguina tritici

RAQ:

Anguina tritici
IRELAND:

Heterodera rostochiensis

Pseudopeziza trifolii
ITALY:

Cercospora circumscissa

Cytospora ceratophora

Leptosphaeria rusci

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ITALY—Continued
Mycosphaerella maculiformis
Mycosphaerella pomi
Pestalotia nucicola
Phragmidium disciflorum
Phyllosticta ruscicola
Pseudomonas marginata
Puccinia porri
Schizophyllum commune
Sclerotium cepivorum
Septoria castanicola
Septoria citri
Septoria cyclaminis
Septoria pyricola
Septoria unedonis
Tritirachium dependens
Ustilago nuda
Ustilago tritici
Venturia inaequalis var. cinerascens

JAMAICA
Diplodia theobromae
EOP ong parasitica

JAP
aaa elliptica
Colletotrichum lilii
Diplodia taxi
Gliomastiz convoluta
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Helminthosporium oryzae
Lophodermium juniperinum
Memnoniella echinata
Monochaetia paeoniae
Mycosphaerella allicina
Nigrospora sphaerica
Pestalotia cryptomeriae
Phaeosphaeria oryzae
Phoma citricarpa
Phoma japonica
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia glumarum
Septoria leucanthemti
Septoria oryzae
Uredo autumnalis
Uromyces coronatus
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Ustilago esculenta
Xanthomonas citri

KENYA:

Phoma insidiosa

KOREA:
Physalospora ilicis

LIBERIA:
Cerebella andropogonis

MEXICO
Alternaria porri
Aphanomyces raphani
Ascochyta lycopersici
Ascochyta pisi
Cercospora musae
Cercospora rosicola
Colletotrichum agaves
Colletotrichum phomoides
Colletotrichum pisi
Curvularia lunata
Cytospora punica
Diplocarpon rosae
Diplodia paraphysaria
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Helminthosporium carposaprum
Helminthosporium oryzae
Heterosporium allii
Hormodendron cladosporioides
Leptosphaeria opuntiae
Mycosphaerella citrullina
Mycosphaerella opuntiae
Mycosphaerella philodendri
Mycosphaerella pinodes
Myrothecium roridum
Omphalia flavida
Orbilia rubella
Peronospora effusa
Pestalotia funerea
Pestalotia inconspicua
Pestalotia microspora
Pestalotia palmarum
Pestalotia psidii
Phyllosticta concava

Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Phyllosticta glumarum
Phyllosticta laeliae
Phyllosticta mortoni
Physalospora camptospora
Physalospora cattleyae
Physalospora wildemaniana
Phytophthora cactorum
Prospodium appendiculatum
Pseudomonas phaseolicola
Pseudomonas solanacearum
Pseudomonas syringae
Septoria ampelina
Septoria leucanthemi
Septoria posekensis
Sphaceloma fawcettii
Stachylidium theobromae
Stagonospora gigantea
Stemphylium botryosum
“Tomato pox”

Tylenchus putrefaciens
Uredo behnickiana
Uredo oncidii

Uromyces compactus
Xanthomonas vesicatoria

NETHERLANDS:
Acrobeles ciliatus
Ascochyta pisi
Botrytis galanthina
Botrytis gladiolorum
Botrytis tulipae
Coleosporium campanulae
Coniothyrium hellebori
Coniothyrium rhododendr
Corynewm rhododendri
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed)
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladiols
Fusarium orysporum f. narcissi
Fusicladium pyracanthae
Gliomastix convoluta
Karschia lignyota
Lachnum virgineum
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Monilinia fructigena
Mononchus papillatus
Mycosphaerella rhododendr
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia macrotricha
Phomopsis magnoliae
Phomopsis seposita
Phomopsis sorbicola
Phyllosticta aucubicola
Phyllosticta leucothoes
Phyllosticta narcissi
Pseudomonas marginata
Puccinia phragmitis
Rabenhorstia rudis
Septoria azaleae
Septoria chrysanthemi
Stemphylium botryosum
Stemphylium ilicis
Stemphylium radicinum
Thielaviopsis basicola
Trichoderma lignorum
Tylenchorhynchus claytoni
Urocystis colchici
Uromyces polygoni
Ustilago tritici
Volutella buxi
Volutella roseolum
Xanthomonas hyacinthi

NEW ZEALAND:
Claviceps purpurea
NICARAGUA:
Cercospora musae
NORWAY:
Diplodina eurhododendri
ORIENT:
Xanthomonas citr
PAKISTAN:
Macrophoma musae
PANAMA:

Cercospora musae
Stachybotrys subsimplex

PANAM A—Continued
Stachylidium theobromae
Stemphyltium botryosum

PERU:

Botrytis elliptica
Colletotrichum pisi
Pestalotia conspicua

PHILIPPINES:
Colletotrichum graminicolum
Macrophoma musae
Xanthomonas citri

POLAND:

Elsinoe piri

PORTUGAL:

Ascochyta pisi
Monilinia fructigena
Nigrospora sphaerica
Peronospora pisi
Puccinia arenariae
Septoria citri

Septoria dianthi
Stemphylium botryosum

PUERTO RICO:
Botryosphaeria ribis
Cercospora canescens
Cercospora musae
Colletotrichum cajani
Elsinoe phaseoli
Isariopsis griseola
Puccinia urbaniana
Stachylidium theobromae
Vermicularia dematium

RUMANIA:
Sorosporium reiliana

ST. LUCIA:

Pestalotia palmarum

SALVADOR:

Cercospora musae

SIAM:

Pestalotia conspicua
Xanthomonas citri

SIERRA LEONE:
Stachylidium theobromaz

SOUTH AMERICA:
Pestalotia funerea

SPAIN:

Physalospora obtusa

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
Xanthomonas citri

SWEDEN:

Curvularia lunata
Cytospora chrysosperma
Puccinia violae

SWITZERLAND:
Septoria cyclaminis
Uromyces limonii

TRINIDAD:
Diplocarpon rosae
Uredo oncidii

TURKEY:
Anguina tritici
Claviceps paspali
Claviceps purpurea
Puccinia glumarum
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
Alternaria citri
Ascochyta haworthiae
Heterosporium ornithogali
Laestadia rouxii
Phaeosphaerella senniana
Phoma citricarpa
Pseudomonas marginata
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
UNKNOWN:
Neovossia horrida
Puccinia violae
Xanthomonas citri
URUGUAY:
Ditylenchus destructor (?)
Elsinoe australis
VENEZUELA:
Cercospora fourcroyae
Coleosporium domingense
Periola hirsuta
Pestalotia conspicua
Physalospora cattleyae

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1950'

(List of Pests Recorded During the Period July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950, In-
clusive, as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering
United States Territory)

INTRODUCTION

This report, covering the thirty-seventh year for which interception lists have
been issued, summarizes the records of insect pests, plant pathogens, and certain
other organisms found in, on, or with plants and plant products (1) imported,
(2) offered for but refused entry, (3) held as ships’ stores, etc., and hence not
offered for entry through customs, (4) offered for entry for immediate export or
for immediate transportation and exportation in bond, and (5) in domestic ship-
ments between Hawaii and Puerto Rico and the mainland.

In some eases collections made late in the year are included in the report for the
following year, since determination cannot be obtained immediately for all of
them. Occasionally determinations are delayed for longer periods. The data
tor this list are obtained from routine reports by personnel of this Bureau, supple-
mented by information supplied by State and Customs officials. The States of
California and Florida maintain staffs of specialists who identify a large propor-
tion of the material collected at their ports. Specialists of the Bureau of Plant
Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering determine many of the difficult or
unusual pathogens collected at the ports.

All scientific names are reviewed by appropriate specialists in the Department
to assure conformance to the international rules of nomenclature.

Although every reasonable effort is made to give the correct origin for all col-
lections listed, the alleged origin of host plant materials cannot be verified in all
cases, and where there is reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, the
questionable items are either omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

During the year importations of plant materials continued to arrive in consid-
erable numbers by both surface and air transportation, with the latter means of
plant movement continuing to grow in importance. Air passengers’ baggage
has proved to be an especially frequent avenue of arrival for such serious pests
as fruit flies and the golden nematode, which are now able to reach our shores
only a few hours after leaving other lands hundreds or even thousands of miles

_ away.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Plant pests have been intercepted frequently on air-borne plant material in
mail, baggage, express, stores, and freight. During the year 3,702 interceptions
were made of insects on imported plant parts or as stowaways, and 390 intercep-
tions of plant diseases. Approximately one-fourth of the pathogens were not
determinable as to species, but from the evidence, appeared to exhibit little or no
risk to the country. A few of the specifically identified parasites are unknown in
the United States.

Among the more important insects found in air-borne material were: The citrus
blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumt) on Citrus sp. leaves in baggage from the Bahamas
and Nicaragua; the whitefly, Alewrothrixus myrtacei, on gardenia leaf in baggage
from Mexico; the Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in mango in baggage from

1 Compiled by W. H. Wheeler, pathologist, Judith Hunt, plant quarantine aid, and P. X. Peltier, ento-
mologist, Division of Plant Quarantines.

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Guatemala, in mango in stores from Mexico, in orange in baggage and quarters
from Mexico, in orange in baggage and stores from Guatemala, and in sweet lime
in baggage from Mexico; the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) in
mango in baggage from Cuba, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mexico,
Nicaragua, and Salvador, in mango in baggage and mail from Puerto Rico, in
a bag containing Spondias spp. and guavas in baggage from Brazil, and in yellow
mombin in baggage from Guatemala, Nicaragua, Salvador, and Venezuela; A.
mombinpraeoptans (?) in mango in baggage from the Canal Zone and in a bag
which had contained guavas and yellow mombins from Trinidad; A. serpentina
in sapote in baggage from Salvador; A. striata (?) in guava in baggage from
Trinidad; A. suspensa in bitter almond in baggage from Puerto Rico, in guava in
baggage from Cuba, and in guava in baggage and mail from Puerto Rico; an
olethreutid, Argyroploce leucotreta, in orange in baggage from the Union of South
Africa; a carposonid, Carposina sasakiz, in apple in baggage from Korea; the
Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratilts capitata) in Annona sp., cherimoya, and loquat
in baggage from the Madeira Islands, in apple in baggage from Portugal, in coffee
berries in express from Brazil, in fig in baggage from the Azores and Italy, in
grapefruit in stores from Cyprus, in guava in baggage from Israel and Portugal,
in kumquat in baggage from France, in orange in baggage from the Azores, Italy,
and Spain, in orange in stores from the Azores and Portugal, in peach in baggage
from the Azores, Portugal, and Syria, in peach in stores from France and Portugal,
in pear in baggage from Austria (?), the Azores, Italy, and Portugal, in pear in
stores from the Azores, Portugal, and Turkey, in persimmon in baggage from
Italy, in quince in baggage from Italy and Portugal, in plum in baggage from the
Azores, in pricklypear in baggage from Italy, in strawberry guava in baggage
from Portugal, in tangerine in baggage from the Azores, Italy, Malta, Portugal,
and Syria, in tangerine in cargo from Spain, and in tangerine in stores from
Portugal and Syria (?); C. capitata (?) in apricot in baggage from France and
Italy, in fig in baggage from France and Lebanon, in mango in baggage from
Egypt, in nectarine in baggage from Italy, in orange in stores from French West
Africa and Portugal, in peach in baggage from Italy, in pear in baggage from
Syria, and in pricklypear in baggage from Spain; the banana root borer (Cosmo-
polites sordidus) in banana root in baggage from Salvador; Cylas formicarius in
sweetpotato in stores from India; C. formicarius var. in sweetpotato in cargo from
the Philippines and in sweetpotato in stores from India; four adults of the oriental
fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) were intercepted in preflight inspection of airplanes leay-
ing Hawaii for the mainland; immature stages of D. dorsalis (?) were intercepted
twice in coffee berries in baggage in preflight inspection of airplanes leaving
Hawaii for the mainland and once in an avocado in stores from the Philippines;
the olive fruit fly (D. oleae) in olive in baggage from Italy, Lebanon, Portugal,
Saudi Arabia, Spain, and Syria and in olive in cargo from Italy; the rhododendron
whitefly (Dialewrodes chittendent) on rhododendron in express from the Nether-
lands; the Tahitian coconut weevil (Diocalandra tattensis) in coconut in baggage,
cargo, and mail in preflight inspection of airplanes leaving Hawaii for the mainland;
the East Indian bean pod borer (Maruca testulalis) in string bean in cargo from
British Guiana, in string bean in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in pigeon-
pea and green herb in mail from Puerto Rico, in leis of Canavalia sp. in baggage
in preflight inspection of airplanes leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in pigeonpea
and string bean in baggage in preflight inspection of airplanes leaving Puerto Rico
for the mainland; the tephritid Myiopardalis pardalina in snake melon in baggage
from Lebanon; the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cottonseed in
baggage from Antigua, in cottonseed in cargo from Siam, in cotton boll in baggage
from the Virgin Islands, in cottonseed, okra, and seed cotton in baggage in pre-
flight inspection of airplanes leaving Puerto Rico for the mainland; the leaf roller
Polychrosis botrana in green grapes in baggage from Lebanon; Rhagoletis alternata
in rose hips in quarters from unknown origin; FR. cerasi in cherry in baggage from
France, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland and in cherry in stores from France, Italy,
and Switzerland; R. cerasi (?) in cherry in baggage from Greece and in cherry in
stores from Sweden; Serica brunnea in soil with unidentified plants in baggage
from the Netherlands; S. brunnea (?) in soil with plants of Delphinium sp. in bag-
gage from Sweden; the coffee berry borer (Stephanoderes hampez) in coffee beans in
baggage from Brazil, in coffee beans in cargo from the Netherlands East Indies,
and in coffee beans in quarters from South America,

The more important plant disease organisms found on air-borne material, and
not as yet believed to be established in the United States were: Ascocyhta citré (?)
on orange in stores from the Fiji Islands; Cercospora lythracearum on pomegranate

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in baggage from Puerto Rico; C. pini-densiflorae on pine in cargo from China;
Chrysomyxa rhododendri on Rhododendron ferrugineum in baggage from Austria,
Germany, and Switzerland; Elsinoe australis on lemon in baggage from Brazii
and on orange in stores from Argentina and Brazil; HE. phaseoli on lima bean in
mail from Puerto Rico; Maravalia hyalospora on Acacia confusa in cargo from
China; Melampsoridium betulinum on birch in baggage from Finland; Phyllosticta
nigromaculans on orchid in baggage from the Philippines; Septoria examinans on
Ilex pumila in express from Switzerland; S. posekensis on Miltonia sp. (orchid) in
cargo from Colombia; Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa on lemon in quarters from
Australia and on lemon in baggage from New Zealand; Thecopsora areolata on
Prunus sp. in baggage from Finland; Uromyces scillarwm on Muscari sp. in bag-
gage from England; and Xanthomonas citri on sour lime in baggage, quarters, and
stores from India.

Intercepted plant disease organisms found on ajir-borne material, that are
generally of limited distribution in the United States, were Camellia yellow spot
virus on Camellia japonica in express from Italy; Cercospora neriella on oleander
in cargo from Bermuda; Curvularia lunata on gladiolus in cargo from Mexico and
on gladiolus in express from French Guinea; Cycloconium oleaginum on olive in
baggage from Italy; Helminthosporium oryzae on rice in baggage from Greece;
Heterodera punctata in soil in baggage from Germany, in soil with chrysanthemum
plants in mail, and in soil with orchid roots in express from England; H. rosto-
chiensis in soil on heather plants in baggage from Scotland, in soil on shamrock
plants in baggage from Ireland, and in soil with a maidenhair fern plant in bag-
gage from England; Pseudomonas savastanot on an olive twig in baggage from Italy;
Puccinia arenariae on sweet-william in baggage from the Netherlands; P. chrys-
anthemt on chrysanthemum in cargo from Japan; Septoria chrysanthemi on
chrysanthemum in express from Japan and the Netherlands, and in cargo from
Japan and Mexico; S. citri on orange in stores from Australia; and S. perseae on
avocado in baggage from Guatemala.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted: Anastrepha grandis in squash in
stores from Brazil; the Mexican fruit fly (A. ludens) in avocado in baggage from
Mexico, in grapefruit in baggage, cargo (in transit for export), and in stores
from Mexico, in mamey in baggage from Mexico, in mango in baggage trom
Guatemala and in mango in baggage, quarters, and stores from Mexico, in orange
in baggage and stores trom Guatemala and Mexico, and in orange in cargo (in
transit for export) and in quarters from Mexico, in peach, pear, sapote, sour
orange, and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico, and in the refrigerator of a
trailer from Mexico; A. ludens (?) in apple, avocado, mango, orange, and pome-
granate in baggage from Mexico; the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans)
in mango in baggage from Cuba, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras,
Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, in mango in
cargo from Mexico and Puerto Rico, in mango in mail from Jamaica and Puerto
Rico, in mango in quarters from Cuba, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Mexico, Panama, and Puerto Rico, in mango in stores from Costa Rica,
Mexico, and Panama, in purple mombin in baggage from Mexico, in yellow mom-
bin in baggage from Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Salvador, and Venezuela, in
yellow mombin in mail from Puerto Rico, and in a bag containing Spondias spp.
and guavas in baggage from Brazil; A. mombinpraeoptans (?) in a bag which had
contained guavas and yellow mombins in baggage from Trinidad, in mango in bag-
gage from the Canal Zone, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Puerto
Rico, in mango in mail from the Virgin Islands, and in mango in quarters from
Panama; A. serpentina in sapote in baggage from Salvador and in tangerine in
stores from Peru; A. serpentina (?) in mamey in baggage from Mexico; A. striata in
guava in baggage from the Dominican Republic and Mexico; A. striata (?) in guava
in baggage from Ecuador and Trinidad; A. swspensa in bitter almond in baggage
from Puerto Rico, in guava in baggage from Cuba and Puerto Rico, in guava in
mail from Puerto Rico; A. suspensa (?) in guava in baggage and mail from Puerto
Rico; Ceratitis anonae in avocado in stores from Gold Coast, Africa; the Medi-
terranean fruit fly (C. capitata) in Annona sp. in baggage from the Madeira Is-
lands, in apple in baggage from France, Italy, and Portugal, in cherimoya in bag-
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berries in mail from Hawaii, in fig in baggage from the Azores and Italy, in
grapefruit in stores from the Canary Islands, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, and Spain,
in guava in baggage from Israel and Portugal, in strawberry guava in baggage
from Portugal, in kumquat in baggage from France, in lemon in baggage from
Italy, in loquat in baggage and mail from the Madeira Islands, in orange in
baggage from the Azores, France (?), Italy, and Spain, in orange in cargo and
quarters from Italy, in orange in stores from Algeria, the Azores, Egypt, Italy,
and Portugal, in peach in baggage from the Azores, Portugal, and Syria, in peach
in stores from France and Portugal, in pear in baggage from Austria (?), the
Azores, France, Italy, and Portugal, in pear in stores from the Azores, France,
Portugal, and Turkey, in persimmon in baggage from Italy, in plum in baggage
from the Azores, in pricklypear in baggage from Italy, in quince in baggage from
Italy and Portugal, in tangerine in baggage from the Azores, Italy, Malta, Por-
tugal, Spain, and Syria; C. capitata (?) in apple in baggage from France, in apri-
cot in baggage from France and Italy, in cactus fruit in baggage from Italy, in
coffee berries in baggage from Hawaii, in fig in baggage from France, Italy, and
Lebanon, in grapefruit in stores from Cyrpus, in mango in baggage from Egypt,
in nectarine in baggage from Italy, in orange in stores from French West Africa,
Italy, and Portugal, in peach in baggage from Italy, in pear in baggage from
Syria, in pear in stores from France, and in pricklypear in baggage from Italy
and Spain; the melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) in cucumber in cargo and stores from
Haweii, in sweetbell red pepper and tomato in stores from Hawaii; D. cucurbitae
(?) in cucumber in stores from Hawaii and in melon in stores from India; the
Oriental fruit fly (D. dorsalis) in banana in baggage, quarters, and stores from
Hawaii, in mango in baggage from Hawaii, in mango in mail from Guam, in
Ochrosia elliptica in baggage from Hawaii, in pepper, sweetbell red pepper, and
tomato in stores from Hawaii, and four adults in preflight inspection of airplanes
leaving Hawaii for the mainland; D. dorsalis (?) in avocado in stores from the
Philippines, in banana in baggage from Hawaii, and in coffee berries in baggage
from Hawaii; the olive fruit fly (D. oleae) in olive in baggage from Greece, Italy,
Lebanon, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, and Syria, in olive in cargo from Italy,
and in olive in mail from Italy and Tripoli; D. oleae (?) in olive in baggage and
stores from Italy; Myiepardalis pardalina in snake melon in baggage from Leb-
anon; Rhagoletis alternata in rose hip in quarters from unknown origin; R. alternata
(?) in rose hip in cargo from the Netherlands; R. cerast in cherry in baggage
{from France, Italy, Spain,:and Switzerland, in cherry in cargo from Germany,
in cherry in mail from Switzerland, and in cherry in stores from France, Germany,
Italy, and Switzerland; R. cerasi (?) in cherry in baggage from Greece and in
cherry in stores from Sweden; R. pomonella in apple in baggage and quarters
irom Mexico; R. striatella in husk tomato in baggage from Mexico; the papaya
fruit fly (Toxotrypana curvicauda) in papaya in baggage from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of special interest were intercepted: The
citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumi) on leaves of Citrus aurantifolia in bag-
gage and cargo fom Mexico, on leaf of C. awrantifolia in stores from Costa Rica,
on leaves of Citrus sp. in baggage from the Bahamas, Mexico, and Nicaragua,
on orange leaf in baggage from Mexico, on sour orange leaf in baggage from
Colombia, on tangerine leaf in baggage from Mexico, and on an unknown plant
in baggage from Mexico; Alewrothrizus myrtacei (Aleyrodidae) on gardenia leaf
in baggage from Mexico; a bostrichid, Bostrychoplites cornutus, in a wooden crate
for veneer in cargo from the Gold Coast; a bruchid, Bruchidius incarnatus, a
potential pest not established in the United States, in broadbean in baggage
from Egypt and Lebanon, in broadbean and lentils in mail from Egypt, and in
Vicia sp. seed in cargo from Egypt; the Asiatic rice borer (Chilo simplex) in rice
straw in mail from China, Germany, and Japan, in rice straw in baggage from
China, and in rice straw in cargo from China and Japan; C. stmplex (?) in rice
straw in mail from Egypt; ‘‘Chionaspis’ funtumiae (Coccidae) on Alafia sp.
plant in mail from Nigeria; a scolytid, Coccotrypes pygmaeus, in Euterpe badiocarpa
(palm) in baggage from Brazil, in palm seed in cargo from Mexico, and in Ptycho-
sperma elegans (solitaire palm) in baggage from Argentina; Coptotermes formosanus,
a very destructive subterranean termite, in Aglaonema simplex in cargo from
China and in wooden packing cases in cargo from Hawaii; C. niger, another
earth-living termite, in a wooden packing case in cargo from Hawaii; the banana
root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus) in banana roots in baggage from Salvador;

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Crepidodera asphaltina (?)(Chrysomelidae) with tomatoes in cargo from Mexico;
Crioceris lilii (Chrysomelidae) in Madonna lily bulb in cargo from France; a
curculionid, Diaprepes abbreviatus var., with an unidentified plant in mail from
Puerto Rico; the Tahitian coconut weevil (Diocalandra taitensis) in coconut in
baggage, cargo, and mail from Hawaii; a curculionid, Epicaerus cognatus, in potato
in stores from Mexico; Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Olethreutidae) in orange
in quarters from Trinidad and in orange in stores from Brazil; a chrysomelid,
Lema bilineata, recorded as a pest of tobacco in Argentina and Africa where it
has established itself, in an airplane originating in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil;
Leucinodes orbornalis (?) (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in stores from India; Palaeopus
costicollis (Curculionidae) in ginger root in mail from Jamaica; the pink bollworm
(Pectinophora gossyptella) in cotton boll in baggage from Hawaii, Venezuela, and
the Virgin Islands, in cotton boll in express from the Gold Coast, in cottonseed
in baggage from Antigua, Hawaii, and Mexico, in cottonseed in baggage in
preflight inspection of an airplane leaving Puerto Rico for the mainland, in
cottonseed in cargo from Egypt, India, Lebanon, Mexico, and Siam, in cotton-
seed in mail from Hawaii, India, Japan, and Syria, in cottonseed in quarters
from Mexico, in seed cotton in baggage from Mexico, in seed cotton in baggage
in preflight inspection of an airplane leaving Puerto Rico for the mainland, in
seed cotton in cargo from Mexico, in seed cotton in mail from Hawaii and the
Philippines, in seed cotton in quarters from Mexico, in okra in baggage in pre-
flight inspection of an airplane leaving Puerto Rico for the mainland, in okra in
mail from India, and in okra in stores from Brazil and the Dominican Republic;
Pheidole megacephala (Formicidae), and important economic species, on gladiolus
in baggage from Argentina, on hibiscus and oleander in baggage from Bermuda,
on lily bud in cargo from Bermuda, on pineapple in cargo from Cuba, on yam in
mail from St. Kitts, and in soil with potted plants in quarters from Honduras;
Prays endocarpa (Hyponomeutidae) in pummelo in stores from the Philippines;
Sesamia cretica (Phalaenidae) in corn in baggage from Italy; the coffee berry
borer (Stephanoderes hampei) in coffee beans in baggage and mail from Brazil,
in coffee beans in cargo from Angola and the Netherlands East Indies, and in
coffee beans in quarters from South America; the bulb scale mite (Tarsonemus
laticeps) in narcissus bulbs in mail from England and the Netherlands.

SNAILS

Salvaged military equipment continues to be contaminated with the giant
African snail (Achatina fulica). Nine shiploads were involved during the
year. Two of the contaminated cargoes arrived at New Orleans, La., from
Guam and Saipan, five at San Pedro, Calif., from Guam and Saipan, and one at
Baltimore, Md., from Saipan. In addition to these, one specimen was taken at
Honolulu, Hawaii on a Dendrobium orchid leaf from Palau Island.

Other interceptions of snails, not known to occur on the mainland of the United
States and injurious to agriculture, were Bradybaena similaris on plants of the
African daisy and on cuttings of geranium at New York, N. Y., from Bermuda,
on cut flowers of carnations and snapdragons at the National Airport, Arlington,
Va., from Bermuda, and with Phaseolus vulgaris at Philadelphia, Pa., from
Bermuda. Lamellaxis sp. was taken at San Diego, Calif., in soil around an
unknown plant from Algeria and also at Honolulu, Hawaii, in potting material
for a Cypripedium orchid from India.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

For the fourth year of the last five, India has contributed the greatest number
of interceptions (17) of citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri), all on sour limes.
China, in second place, contributed 10 canker importations on sweet oranges and
1 on Mandarin orange. From Japan came 8 importations of citrus canker on
various citrus species including grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange, and pummelo.
A second disease of importance to the citrus industry, the sweet orange fruit scab
(Elsinoe australis) was found 42 times each on lemons and oranges from Argentina
and Brazil, twice on Mandarin orange from Brazil, once each on grapefruit and
lime from Brazil, and 9 times on Citrus spp. from Argentina and Brazil. Can-
crosis ‘‘B’”’, a disease similar to citrus canker, was intercepted 4 times on lemons
from Argentina.

The fungus, Aphanomyces raphani, was intercepted on radishes in baggage and
cargo from Mexico. From the same country came Cercospora oryzae intercepted

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on rice carried in baggage. A rust of considerable importance, Chrysomyza rho-
dodendri, was brought into this country on 7 different occasions. Three inter-
ceptions were made in mail and baggage from Austria, while two each were made
in baggage from Switzerland and Germany. This disease is considered a possible
threat, not only to certain rhododendrons, but also to the alternate hosts which
are members of the genus Picea. Another rust of possible importance, Gymnospo-
rangium haraeanum, was intercepted on flowering quince in baggage from Japan.
The alternate hosts of this rust are species of the genus Juniperus. Also of
potential importance as a coniferous disease was Cercospora pini-densiflorae
arriving with a cargo of Pinus massoniana from China.

Other organisms of importance were a leaf spot, Cercospora handelii, on rhodo-
dendron from Belgium and the Netherlands; a fruit- and leaf-spotting fungus,
C. lythracearum, on pomegranate from Mexico and Puerto Rico; a smut,
Entyloma oryzae, on rice straw from Mexico; Helminthosporium oryzae, causing
brown spot of rice, from Cuba, Greece, and Mexico; a rust, Maravalia hyalospora,
on Acacia confusa from China; a rust, Melampsoridium betulinum, on birch from
Finland; Mystrosporium adustum, known as the ink spot fungus, on netted iris
bulbs from the Netherlands; the citrus black spot (Phoma citricarpa) on various
species of Citrus from American Samoa, Australia, China, and Japan, on Mandarin
orange from Australia, China, and Japan, and on sweet orange from Australia,
Argentina, Brazil, China, Japan, the Philippines, Straits Settlements, Tasmania,
and the Union of South Africa; a smut, Urocystis colchici, on Colchicum sp. from the
Netherlands; a smut, C. gladiolicola, on gladiolus from the Netherlands; and a rust,
Uromyces holwayi, on Columbia lily from British Columbia. Certain sclerotial
forms of fungi were intercepted including Sclerotinia bulborum on fritillary from
the Netherlands, S. minor on endive from Belgium, and Sclerotium cepivorum
on garlic from Italy.

Nematodes are becoming increasingly important as plant pests. This is the
second year that the golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) has been inter-
cepted. The year’s total of 82 interceptions came from soil with vegetables in
ships’ stores and in soil with plant material imported for propagation. The
countries from which this very serious potato and tomato pest of Hurope arrived
were Argentina, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands,
Northern Ireland, Poland, Scotland, Sweden, and Wales. Other nematodes of
possible concern reported during the year were: Aphelenchoides ribes (?) in soil
with lavender plant from England; A. subtenuis in orchid iris from the Nether-
lands and in paper-white narcissus from Italy; Ditylenchus dipsacit in summer-
hyacinth (Galtonia candicans) from the Netherlands; Heterodera avenae in soil
with fig cuttings from Italy; Meloidogyne arenaria in begonia tuber from Belgium;
Tylenchus allii in garlic from Mexico and Spain; and T. filiformis in soil with
Artemesia sp., Dianthus sp., and Sedum sp. from Italy.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently inspectors find insects or pathogens affecting plant material in such
a stage. or condition that complete and accurate determination is impracticable or
impossible. Some of these insects and pathogens are without doubt new to science,
and may be destructive pests. The notes below are given to show the general
nature of such incompletely determined interceptions.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects intercepted were the following
fruit flies: Anastrepha sp., probably ludens, at Laredo, Tex., and San Antonio,
Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico, at Brownsville, Tex., in avocado in bag-
gage from Mexico, and at Laredo, Tex., in pear in baggage from Mexico; Anas-
trepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at Mobile, Ala., in mango in stores from
Haiti and in mango in quarters from Trinidad, at Houston, Tex., in mango in
baggage from the Canal Zone, and at New York, N. Y., in mango in baggage
from Puerto Rico; Anastrepha sp. at Miami, Fla., in Annona sp. in baggage from
Peru, at Laredo, Tex., in apricot in baggage from Mexico, at Miami, Fla.,
in cherimoya in baggage from Colombia, at Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores
from British Honduras, at New York, N. Y., in grapefruit in stores from Brazil,
at Miami, Fla., in guava in baggage from Cuba, at New York, N. Y., in guava
in baggage from the British West Indies, at El Paso, Tex., in mamey in baggage
from Mexico, at Calexico, Calif., in mango in express from Mexico, at Miami,

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Fla., in mango in baggage from Colombia, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua,
at Brownsville, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico, at San Pedro, Calif.,
in mango in baggage from Salvador, at Laredo, Tex., in mango in baggage from
_ Mexico, at New York, N. Y., in mango in quarters from Panama and in mango
in baggage from Trinidad, at San Juan, P. R., in mango in baggage from the
Dominican Republic, at New York, N. Y., in Spondias sp. in mail from Puerto
Rico, at Hidalgo, Tex., in orange in baggage from Mexico, at Laredo, Tex., in
orange in baggage from Mexico, at New York, N. Y., in orange in stores from
Brazil, at Laredo, Tex., in pear and quince in baggage from Mexico, at New York,
N. Y., in sapodilla and yellow mombin in baggage from Venezuela, at Miami,
Fla., in souari nut in baggage from Colombia; two pupae of Anastrepha sp. at
Laredo, Tex., on the floor of a refrigerator car from Mexico; probably Anastrepha
sp. at Hidalgo, Tex., in quince in baggage from Mexico; Dacus sp., probably
dorsalis, at Seattle, Wash., in tomatoes in stores from Hawaii; Dacus sp. at Boston,
Mass., in squash in stores from the Union of South Africa, and at Honolulu,
Hawaii in mango in stores from the Philippines; probably Dacus sp., not cucur-
bitae, at New York, N. Y., in melon in stores of an airplane arriving from Iraq,
Syria, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Belgium, England, and Ireland; probably Dacus
sp. at Boston, Mass., in pumpkin in stores from the Union of South Africa;
Rhagoletis sp., probably cerasi, at Chicago, IIl., in cherry in baggage from Egypt;
Rhagoletis sp. at Galveston, Tex., in apple in stores from Mexico and at Laredo,
Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico, at New York, N. Y., in quince in baggage
from Italy, at Laredo, Tex., in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; probably
a species of Rhagoletis at Boston, Mass., in peach in stores from Portugal. Seventy-
four interceptions which could not be identified beyond family (Tephritidae)
were taken at Baltimore, Md., in grapefruit and orange in stores from Brazil,
at Boston, Mass., in cherimoya in baggage from Israel, in apple and guava in
baggage from Portugal, in orange and tangerine in stores from Portugal, in orange
and plum in baggage from the Azores, in apple in stores from France, in banana
in stores from India, in Japanese persimmon in baggage from Italy, and in tange-
rine in quarters from Lebanon, at Galveston, Tex., in apple in stores from Mexico
and Portugal, at Honolulu, Hawaii, in coconut and in natal plum carissa in mail
from Hawaii, in apple in stores from Australia, in grapefruit in stores from New
Zealand (?), and in peach in stores on an airplane from Fiji and Australia, at
Laredo, Tex., in apple, orange, pear, quince, and walnut in baggage from Mexico,
at the National Airport, Arlington, Va., in orange in stores from unknown origin,
at New Orleans, La., in orange in stores from Brazil, at Newport News, Va., in
orange in stores from Brazil, at New York, N. Y., in avocado in baggage from the
Gold Coast, in apple in stores from the Azores, in fig in baggage from Argentina,
in grape in baggage from Lebanon, in grapefruit and orange in stores from Brazil,
in medlar in cargo from Italy, in orange in baggage from Spain, in pear in baggage
from Italy, in pear in stores from France and Portugal, in pear in stores from
unknown origin (fruit was loaded at Gander, Canada), and in persimmon in
baggage from Italy, at Norfolk, Va., in grapefruit in stores from Egypt, at Phil-
adelphia, Pa., in grapefruit in stores from Cyprus, in orange in quarters from
Israel, in pepper in stores from the Gold Coast, at San Diego, Calif., in avocado
in stores from Hawaii, at San Francisco, Calif., in avocado, banana, coffee berries,
mango, and papaya in baggage from Hawaii, in avocado and mango in stores
from Hawaii, and in mango in stores from Tahiti, at San Juan, P. R., in guava
in baggage in preflight inspection of an airplane leaving Puerto Rico for the
mainland, at San Pedro, Calif., in lychee fruit in baggage from Hawaii, in mango
in baggage from Salvador, and in tomato in stores from the Philippines; tephritid
(?) at Boston, Mass., in the flowers of Leucospermum nutans in baggage from the
Union of South Africa, at Honolulu, Hawaii in Citrus aurantifolia in baggage in
preflight inspection of an airplane leaving Hawaii for the mainland, and at New
York, N. Y., in fig in baggage from Italy.

The following miscellaneous insects of special interest were intercepted: An
aleyrodid, Alewrodicus, new genus and new species, at Brownsville, Tex., on
Cattleya citrina in cargo from Mexico; Aleurothrixus sp. (Aleyrodidae), apparently
undescribed, at Laredo, Tex., on orange leaf in baggage from Mexico; Anchonus
sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville, Tex., on an orchid plant in cargo from Mexico;
a scarabaeid, Ancylonycha sp., at Seattle, Wash., in soil around a quince plant in
baggage from Japan; Aspidiotus sp. (Coccidae), not placed as a described species,
at Miami, Fla., on seed of Dalbergia sp. in cargo from Netherlands Guiana; a
searabaeid, Autoserica sp., in soil around a quince plant in baggage from Japan;
Blastodacna sp. (Blastodacnidae) on an apple in stores from the Netherlands;

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Bruchidius sp., probably incarnatus (Boh.) (Bruchidae), a serious pest of cultivated
legumes, at New Orleans, La., in vetch seed in cargo from Syria; Callosobruchus,
sp. (Bruchidae) at Washington, DACyan pigeonpea in mail from India; a cureu-
lionid, Cleonus sp., at Baltimore, Mad., in beet in stores from Portugal and at El
Paso, "Tex., in turnip in cargo from Mexico; Conotrachelus sp. (Curculionidae) at °
Galveston, 'Tex., and New York, N. Y., in beet in stores from Peru; an elaterid,
Dalopius sp., probably marginatus L., at Hoboken, N. J., with heather roots in
mail from England, with a plant of Rhododendron indicum in cargo from Belgium,
and at New York, N. Y., in soil with unidentified plants in baggage from Sweden;
Diaspis sp. (Coceidae), apparently undescribed, at Brownsville, Tex., on avocado
in baggage and stores from Mexico; Hosilla sp., ‘probably jacobsoni Rib. , (Psoquil-
lidae), a very destructive species, at San Diego, Calif., under nut cap of coconut
in mail from American Samoa; a gelechiid, probably Gnorimoschema, an unknown
species, but not operculella (Zell) or plaesiosema (Turner), which are usually
associated with potatoes, at Seattle, Wash., in potato in stores from Peru;

Graphognathus sp. (Curculionidae) at_ New York, N. Y., in potato in stores from
Argentina; a scolytid, Ips sp., probably typographus (L.), at Houston, Tex., in
pine strips around bales of peat moss in cargo from Germany; Listroderes sp.
(Curculionidae), not like any species now established in the United States, with
plums in cargo from Chile; a curculionid, Lirus sp., at Boston, Mass., in beet in
stores from Egypt; Lyonetia sp., probably prunifoliella (Hbn.) (Lyonetiidae) at
Boston, Mass., in apple leaf in baggage from Lebanon; a phalaenid, Naranga sp.
probably brunnea Hampson, at Honolulu, Hawaii, in rice straw in mail from Japan;
Nassophasis sp. (Curculionidae) at Hoboken, N. J., in the pseudobulb of the
orchid Coelogyne ocellata in mail from India; a scolytid, Orthotomicus sp., probably
laricis (F.), at New Orleans, La., in pine strips around bales of cork in cargo from
Portugal; a pentatomid, new genus, new species near Piezodorus, at Laredo, Tex.,

on Bromeliad plant in baggage from Mexico; a curculionid, Phyllobius sp., at
Seattle, Wash., in soil around a dwarf juniper tree in baggage from Japan;
Phyllodecta Sp., probably vutgatissma (L.) (Chrysomelidae), said to attack poplars
and willows, at New York, N. Y., with Tritonia sp., bulbs in cargo from the
Netherlands; Pilophorus sp., probably clavatus (L.) (Miridae) at New York, N. Y..,

on an apple in baggage from Italy; Priophorus sp., probably padi (L.) (Tenthred-
inidae) at Hoboken, N. J., on Tilia cordata in cargo from the Netherlands; a
phalaenid, Prodenia sp., probably litura (F.), at Boston, Mass., on cabbage. in
stores from Egypt; Rhynchites sp. (Curculionidae) at Boston, Mass., in cherries
from Portugal and at New York, N. Y., in cherries in stores from France; a
bruchid, Zabrotes sp., new and probably undescribed, at Portland, Oreg., in seed
of Cassia grandis in mail from Brazil.

There ‘were 3,908 interceptions distributed among 778 genera, which could be
identified to genus only. A total of 219 could be determined to family or sub-
family only.

A total of 4,127 incompletely determined insects were intercepted during the

year.
DISEASES

_ Among incompletely determined plant disease fungi collected at the ports of
entry during the year were the following suspected pathogens: An Actinomycete
causing stem galls of rhododendron from England; Ascochyta sp. on Cordona
anomala leaf from China; Cercospora sp. on cactus from Mexico; Cercospora sp.
on fern from Guam; Cercospora sp. on palm leaf from Mexico; Coleosporium sp.
on Scotch pine. from Germany; Elsinoe sp. on rhododendron from the Netherlands;
leprosis on sweet orange from Brazil and on Citrus sp., probably sinensis, from
‘Mexico; Mycosphaerella sp. on Metasequoia gly ptostrobioides needles from China:
Phomopsis sp. on mint from India; Phyllosticta sp. on Metasequoia glyptostrobioides
needles from China; Pseudomonas sp. on endive from Belgium; Sclerotiwm sp.
on Crocus zonatus, ‘Galanthus nivialis plenus, Leucojum sp., Muscari sp., and
Narcissus sp. from the Netherlands, on garlic from the Madeira Islands, on
Galanthus sp. from Switzerland and Turkey, and on Narcissus sp. from France
and Italy; Septoria sp. on Anthurium sp. from Belgium and on lemon from Italy;
Uredo sp. on leek from England; Vertzcillium sp. on betel palm from Guam, on
begonia tuber from the Netherlands, and on pumpkin from Brazil.

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9

Nematode interceptions worthy of mention were: Aphelenchoides sp. (unde-
scribed) in corms of colchicum ‘Lilac Wonder” from the Netherlands; a very inter-
esting new genus and species of the family Aphelenchidae found with sour lime
from Mexico; Helicotylenchus sp. in soil with the following: Greenhouse plants from
England, herbaceous perennials from Germany, English ivy, primula, Prunus
sp., rose, and Virginia creeper from England; carnation and boxwood from France,
carnation cuttings from Italy; Pratylenchus sp. (undescribed) in soil with Begonia
sp., Artemisia sp., Dianthus sp., Sedum sp. from Italy; and Tylencholaimus sp. in

gladiolus corms from France.

A total of 684 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the

year.

Geographic summary of interceptions listed in main table and interception totals

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Geographic summary of interceptions listed in main table and interception totals—Con,

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
South America: Number| Number | Total—Continued Number| Number
PAT PON ULI = sere eee ema 19 36 INUTODG sae sae ec Sea eee 912 416
Brazil AE Ea aie eee ee 61 74 North America___------------ 1, 612 379
BrivishyG ian yee ee 4 0 South America--__-----_---_- 179 138
Ci Co ere a ete eur mule v4 0 (Winn kan'o pyres ee ae eg 16 2
Golombige ssa eee ee 25 17
IKE RRL ae es J se 11 8 Motel WG se GaT BAEe 3, 301 1, 418
Galapagos Islands__-----_---- 1 0
POR hee SAE ae 5 2 Total incompletely deter-
SouthwAtmericas se eee 1 0 mined pests, pp. 6-8_-___- 4,127 684
WenezUela seat ane eas ee 45 1 Total insect interceptions.__| 7,428 |_____-_-
Total: Total disease interceptions_|________ 2, 102
SAT Cate oe ee ee ae 83 12
INC REE SSS Se aoe 212 429 Granditotale sae | eee 9, 530
EATISTES) 3912 een eee 287 42

NoreE.—In addition to the countries named above, interceptions were made from Armenia, British
Cameroons, British Honduras, Cape Verde Islands, Curacao, Ethiopia, French Guiana, Guadalcanal,
Hungary, Iran, Java, Johnston Island, Kenya, Liberia, Luxembourg, Mozambique, Netherlands Guiana,
Newfoundland, Oceania, Orient, Pretoria, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Transjordan, Trieste, Uruguay,

Wake Island (?), Wales, and West Africa.

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950

inclusive

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin Bb py We
# joc
Bg] = 2&
45/ a |6s5
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Acalypta parvula (Fall.) (Tingidae) :
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -----.------------- Scotland22e)= eae pape | See 2
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Bamboo ses see ee SOS Sa eR RU ESS ET Ia ities Sea ee ee HLA | adel 2 aes
IBC ATs Ro Ae Se 2 Sil Be ae ELS She Stalucial ese ae eel
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)______-_--__-___-___- American Virgin Is- | 19 |____| 4
: lands, British West
Indies, Canal Zone,
Panama, Puerto Rico,
Trinidad.
CELA OUI oe 2 wc bs UN SE oe ne ee @analiZonesfseses- see Uh esters eae
IWioodsSim Ossha2 koe aa eee ae Belgium Sas sale ees |e Sree Poi
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia) -_-___---_-_- France, Greece, Italy, |----|----| 5
Turkey.
PACA CID SP Pe eee Om EAL ia Reale Dey Se eee Greece a 2s eve ee (ens 1
Achatina fulica (Fer.) (Mollusca) :
Dendrobiumisps (orchid) 2S eee Palau elslan Geyser ee 1
Returned military equipment_______-__-___- Guam, Saipan_--_-_-___- 8);|/2 53 [ees
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Alliumsponnum,) eek) is ae. Sie sae Se Netherlands___-.___-----}___- Pal see,
Soiliiwathiceleny22 22 nS aS Ve ese eee ee INTAN Cee 2a ane oe Eee eos eee ieee
Acroleucus vicinalis Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Onchid Beis nas pict ea pve rs etapa ae sees IMT EXT CO’ REE RR SATS | ae | eae 1
Acronicta tridens (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae) :
GCROECEG USS eee ee ee ye aca Vapanes oes see oe tea ee Ra eg | le 1
Acrosternum armiger (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
Medicago sativa (alfalfa)._...___._.__________- ATO ON Gina eae eee se) | ears PSE
Adela viridella (Scop.) (Adelidae) :
Soilfandkwoodsimossseessa ene ee ee ee France 225s ao) See ee | ee 1
Adleria gallae-tinctoriae (Ol.) (Cynipidae):
(CCNA Tips Sete epee Ses Le lee et eee SYL1A 22 Seat ees oh ee IU baa leak 2
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):
IB ag pap Owner mir ames le UO SUC See Ne Hawai sos ee Ln |eees| Sees
Adrastus limbatus F. (Elateridae):
‘Brassica rapa; (turnIp) Meee ee ee Bngland] ee eee | eee 1 ee
Agalliana ensigera Oman (Cicadellidae) :
Medicago sativa (alfalfa) _-.-...-_-.----------- FAT? On ting Se see 5 eee) (eran

Collected in—

N.J.

Hawaii.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Collected in—

a | pb &
Bgl a ies
aS 4 es
ic) So ln
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Aglossa cuprealis (Hbn.) (Pyralididae):
PAULI SOLVIT (LATIIC) se eee ne ee Tales recta te ree ae Lee | EEN cane
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) ___------------- Rontugal eee eee mays Fal Beae | T N by ee
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ---------------- Costa Rica, Mexico-___- TOR le | Sees | Amize eC alifae
ex.
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -_--_---------- Colombias===22—2 = 1, | Seteee | ureue EINE
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) --------_- IVE Xi Coe ese es aes OL | pees | Breveen ANTI Z
CUT USIStETS7t8h (ONAN EC) ee ea ee oe eee Oke ee ee am 45 Ros Bee | PATI Zn OXe
GET AESTS Dee ee ee ee eae Bahamas, Mexico, Nica- | 5 |----|----| Calif.*, Fla.*,
ragua Tex.
Bl ari eee eee sean s ee eee on eee IMEX CONS ete rete eee we eee | eee eee | exe
Vareoqiandilils emmae Russell (Aleyrodidae) :
OTC 111 a ee es epee ener | ae CG Lop bea a ek iS NS ges Babes eo ili eX
Aleurolobus olivinus Silv. (Aleyrodidae) :
Oleateuropaca (Olive) = eee en eee CyprusMitaly; Syriasses|| son |oe=s eee Nes
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae Russell (Aleyrodidae) :
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) -___-_--_-_____-_- IMIG Xi CO See ee eet OY | esas eee | TX
Aleuroparadorus ilicicola Russell (Aleyrodidae):
Karwinskia humboldtiana___-----_------------|-_--- (6 Vo eet seaticy as Nee aeae | eras wanna TN OX
Aleuroplatus ilicis Russell (Aleyrodidae) :
PELE T STO (LOL iy) eae ea ice ee eee to ein eH Ha ORBEA aE LAN Te: wha eee AUN OX:
Aleurothrixus floccosts (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae): ;
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -------------- Colombiaeesee=s2=-=—=- ‘Vrs toe es INS Ye,
Psidium guajava (guava) --------------------- Jamaica, Mexico. ______- By eee ln Eas ex
Aleurothrixus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae) :
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) -__-__---_-_____- IVCXI COR se cee eee nee eI | aes | RS OX:
Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Back) (Aleyrodidae):
Aphelandra sinclairiana __-__--------------.- Cubaetiantenciecsee tl sees foe es a 1 |)
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------- Panam ate ee se ie eel SAMS A PNT AN
JOTEN SS ei se IS ae RS oe eee Ri CUD ae ieee Ug | eee | eNO A ep
Aleyrodes spiraeoides Q. (Aleyrodidae) :
Sibiraea laevigata croatica________-----_-_____- British Columbia_-_-____- i Ne EME IN GO|
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae) :
Cornus Spee eens ee il Re I ea ei Netherlands____________- | | AL Nt
‘Kerria japonica (kerria)--_-2 2-2-2 eee 0 ERO ai Ba SEU ee eO AINE oI
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_---------_--_-_- IVICXI COs Sen eee ne 25a eee eee Calf Amexs
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) _-__-_--------------|_---- (ays Rae eee er ate cad kl OTE eS exe
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae) :
Catiley asp. (Orchid) aes ae ea EV Wet ee ee Ly) seek re Tale
FECOSGS]) meee eee Seow aod a ed Sw Rt CN ee a A IWICXI CO Ment en 1p 322 Eee Tex
Amorbia emigratella Busck(?) Meerut
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) _---_--_-_------_-_- Costat Rica esis essen ENE Re PE ae
Vincentia angustifolia (black sedge) -__--____- ET Wali ee SO EN Mae eS, 1 |22_2)-222) Hawaii.
Anastrepha grandis (Macq.) (Tephritidae) :
Cucurbita maxima (squash) ______--_-_---_-__ Brazile: 22 RRA eee isis AS | lh ees Vass
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) __-_------_--- ING OXI CO bathe sutiien shee Shy Moss | ees eT Ox
Citrus aurantiwm (sour orange) _--__-------_-|--__- (0 Koes peste ler ie RE Lig | es ES eox:
Gitrusparadisil(grapetrait) yas ee en Se Ee GOW Seis eee hws 10 22 ae =a ehexe
Gitriis'sinensis (oramge) 2.2 2-22. see eee: Guatemala, Mexico. ___- 93) |) 21 ees A ae ati zi,
Blas eeuiae
Md., N. Y.,
Tex.
Mammea americana (mamey) --------------- Mie xico teas: ss suas a Gr A ee ae Tex.
Mangifera indica (mango)_--.--_-------_-_--_- Guatemala, Mexico____- nis we My pele Calif.*,
ex.
Persea americana (avocado) ------------------ IM [Grate ae ees jbl es ses | Tex
IBTALTULS DEN SiC Gs (DCACK) enon ase teen eat eye Ee (okays Rinses ys ieeaenatia 19 cS Pets a Tex
Pyrus communis (pear) _.--2222_-2-=-2222_2--|--2 2 Os Se a Qh ie Tex
SB D0 tre Waseca Ria rea ESM ea ae pee | ip Goss aan PIM ere (eae Tex
Refricerator oftrallerseen os ee ee Pee GO ee Se SE Oe ATE AOI EC eet Mex
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange) ____-__-_-_--_-----_---|--__- Oi 5 ee Ae ES al eee ae Tex
Malus sylvestris (apple) -__-------------------]----- do) Re IIE 2) EER Sos Tex
Mangifera indica (mango) ---_------__-----_--|---_- (o Koy Bie code oe at ee ba 1 Lh ees ers Tex
Persea americana (avocado) _____-___-_-_--_-_]_--_- ost ees ae 1 eee |e Tex
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -_-___-_--___|---_- MoutieaTh ia ae i, | ESS VES Tex

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-
dae):

Citrus sinensis (orange)_---------------------

Mangifera indica (mango) ---_----------------

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin) ----------

Spondias purpurea (purple mombin) ---------
In bag containing guavas and Spondias spp-
Suitcase shakeout ___-------- Lee ene ese =
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (?) (Tephri-
tidae):
In bag containing guavas and yellow mom-
bins.
Mangifera indica (mango) --------------------

Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Sapote cetesiee Sete See ee ote

Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae) :
Mammea americana (mamey)

Anastrepha striata Schiner (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava) -----------------=---

Anastrepha striata Schiner (?) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)

Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Prunus amygdalus amara (bitter almond) --_-
Psidium guajava (guava)

Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):
Psidium gquajava (guava)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-_-_---------------_-

PiSUmMUsalivieTy (Ded) pean ee eee ee
Anomala orientalis Wath. (?) (Scarabaeidae):
Soillaroundy Uni pers seer eres
Aen variegata lineaticollis (Stal) (Pentatomi-
dae):
IETICASD Deets sea ee cee es A eee eae
Protea spp
Anthomyza cursor (Kieff.) (Anthomyzidae):
Medicago sativa (alfalfa) ....--..------------_-
Anthonomus rectirostris L. (Curculionidae):
Prunus avium (mazzard cherry) -------------
Prunus padus (European bird cherry)-__-_-_-
Antillocoris punctatus (Dist.) (uygaeidae):
Orchid
Antonina sasae Shiraiwa (Coccidae):
Sasa kurilensis (bamboo)
Anuraphis cynariella (Theob.) (Aphidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) __________-
Anuraphis helichrysi (K1tb.) (Aphidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)_-___--_____-
Callistephus chinensis (China aster) ____---__-
Chrysanthemum maximum (Pyrenees chrys-
anthemum).
Chrysanthemum spies eer e ane sea ec ee

Country of origin

Costa Rica, Cuba, Do- |110
minican Republic,

Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Puerto Rico,
Salvador.

Guatemala, Mexico, Ni- | 12
caragua, Puerto Rico,
Salvador, Venezuela.

IVICXI COME Sep eee areres 1

Brazile csratele eee. 1

Nicaragua: 32 1

Adaboobyolece ses 6 os 1

Canal Zone, Dominican | 19
Republic, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama,
Puerto Rico, Virgin
Islands.

N 2S) 210 bn See aie Bet Queers c Nie hos

Salvad OR ease ae 1

IMIGXI CO ssa eee eee 1

Dominican Republic, | 3
Mexico.

Ecuador, Trinidad_---_- 2

RuertowRicobsss==- = as 1

Cuba, Puerto Rico_____- 29

Puerto Rico_-__-------_- 5

Brazil, British Guiana, | 20
Haiti, Puerto Rico.

Canal Zone__-__--------- 1

Japan ss 52a ss) eee eee

Union of South Africa___| 1

eos GOs 2a sek es ee

AT TON TIN ae ee eee 1

Germany == | eee

PAMIStrAto oe cece at Seales

Mexico re sens i ees

Japanese eas ee Cee ee

Ga liy Sees ae se ae ee 2

TB GRA Se See coe va 1

Madeira Islands ____-_--- 1

TOE ee

England, Netherlands__' 1

| Nonentry

Collected in—

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Ala., Calif.*,
Fla.*) 0a.
Md., Mass.,
ING Woop: JE
P.R., Tex.

Calif.*, La.,
INGpYis Lex

Tex.

N.

Calif.*

N. Y.

Calif.*, Fla.*,
IMG IN aes
page bemek
Tex.

Tex.

La.

Tex.

Ala., Tex.

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12, 18.

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Md.,
12185

Wash.

Wash.

N. Y.,

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin & | pla | Collected in—
g 8 [Oe
3.2) 813s
A jo a
Z |A
Anuraphis helichrysi (Kitb.) (Aphidae)—Con.
UD ESSN 7s ee SS ee Sel The NIG NE
UNL ALSIS Ped (CALI t1OT) meee ae eens |e a eraes | neeeeee | BIN DY §
(CUERNGRD GY Space eel eat Se ae eer EOIN AY)
Mertensia sp. (bluebells)___--__---_-------_-- Speed db | INed
Myosotis sp. (forgetmenot)___--__-_-__________ SSE See INan de
JPY NIG? SOs Ses REE Rea aie a een peel le} INodls
Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):
Gitrusiimony (lemon) hess oe ee ae eee Dts | ese | Calitee
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
Cocosiniucifernal(COCONUt) Sass an a espa Caliten
Aphis grossulariae K\tb. (?) (Aphidae):
PEREOESES Dees (CUT AIN'T) mes et te teen eee ete | len Np Yaa
Apion carduorum Kby. (Curculionidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ___________ mes eas
Apion carduorum Kby, (?) (Curculionidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ___________ ‘1h | Ses | Vs
Apion carduorum Kby. var. (Curculionidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) __________- S| Sees bas
Apion pomonae F. (Curculionidae):
WCAG SOs (CATO) a ee es i Siete eee een Tasss
Araecerus vieillardi Montr. (Anthribidae):
Ipomoea tuberosa (wood rose) __-__-_---_----- ee | eee TOW el
Arctorthezia cataphracta (Shaw) (Coccidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ~___-___-_-__--_---- nes (Wael el Le
ALZUTUSP si Uy) Bee ee et nes Lees INS a
WOO GSEMOSS Mer ae She salen yee Da myn tee e eyo rh HINTS dh
Argyresthia conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
VICUUSISYLUCSERZSE (AD DIC) ts te eee ee Eine, Norway, Swe- | 8 |____|_...]| N. Y
en.
Argyroploce leucotreta Meyr. (Olethreutidae):
Gitrus sinensis) (Orange) 2220202 Union of South Africa___| 1 Te Nese] UNIS NE opr etn
Aspidiotus britannicus Newst. (Coccidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)____--_________ Hnglan dae eee SP pa be PORE A INE Ce
Ruscus aculeatus (butchersbroom)___________ ltaly ee sea eee See ese ah | Chitin
Aspidiotus coryphae Ckll. & Rob. (Coccidae):
Gocosinucifer.as(COCONUt) means ee ee Philippines S22 32222. 20M On| as | @alitas
Aspidiotus cryptomeriae Kuw. (Coccidae):
PALES IS] (LIT) mene pe ee et rea rat etna VAD aie ee ea Sees Sa eal) Wea
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon) (Coccidae): :
Gardeniaispp ene ese eae Phihppines!2s eee 1S | eee | ewe ali fess
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Annona squamosa (sugar-apple)_____________- Cuba ee eee ae aes Eeaee |e n (eee |e
Cocosiniucifera (coconut) pase saa e te Canal Zone, Costa Rica, | 31 | 1 |___-| Calif.*, Tex.
Ecuador, Mexico, Pan-
ama, Philippines. :
Orchid Seseteese aie g eee sere me ne ee ee @anallZone mene aan Pool | yn a |p|
Persea americana (avocado)_________________- PVA Geet ae ee cry pret aloes abt aM eye
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae): }
Persea americana (avocado) __...-_---.-_--=.- IVICKI CONSE ee ene Seat aes a Fee est Feed yc
I LOG TUT OFS Pee re ee oe Costa Rica) aa naaeae Pear preres Pra Wha Ey
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):
Cocosiniectfera) (COCONUT) sees ee ee Philippinessesse eee 10) | eco lean CICS
BE ONICEN MSD eases teed a LC ee Mrinida des sess ae pe ence || 4 CNBR
Aspidiotus Rereiechias Ckll. & Hadd. (Coccidae):
SEARO SOLON UE (QA Dominican Republic-_--| 1 |____|___.| Fla.*
EPMALTVENI LS Dee ee eee ee en ae Ea Wy alia eek hte ee ate oe eon eee oul alines
Spondias cytherea (golden-apple)____________- Puertonh icons a eee TES PSS ESE SHINS NG
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)__________|_____ (6 Ko peptic yt al le pai 9S Tip) | ee Pe | ean ENV
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ________- CRIA Fit lefrnakey ante tes pas Fe ee Bese er ls | peel a fags
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) ___--_________- Brazier ess Sass ea eS | ley | es laa
DESI see FS a DE ee me inet ery Ne yea de Philippines =se— asses 1S | Sees eee seawall:
FEL TTI ITO SAC ere ee cn ok am et ent Saipan eee eee es Se | Se ea wade
Aspidiotus pangoensis Doane & Ferris (Coccidae):
Cocosimucifera\(coconut) == ee Mutuila Islan dies Dd | eee | eel eC ai tes
Aspidiotus spiniger Ldgr. (Coccidae):
STROOD PDA LS LANA 2s eS a oe French Cameroons--_-____ Sra (A Oe IDO
DSENO PRAT LSTS Dae ee el | CS GOs Le See ee ESS | ee ae Hh lk IDS (Oh,

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ne of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin & | ple | Collected in—
Ba] ) og
5.S| a2 /Ss
Qs] & jas
q Glo
iS) So ln
Oo 14 la
Aspidiotus spinosus Comst. (Coccidae):
Areca cathecwu (betel palm) _-__..-2-- 2-2-2 2 Philippines_-__----_-__- A aes | ees Nea vrennie
PA SITOCONUILTUACOTUERLU Nese aan eer Eon Gress eee eee es ean eee 1| D.C.
Carica papaya (papaya) -- 2 ee IMI@X1 COR Seana een te Wj ssa] Cnt
Cocosinwetfer.a\(Coconit) nee eee |e COR EERE re ae Sa Sane ele | eee Cal Thee
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) _-_--------------- Ttaly so eu heer eee ees Ned lel ene SIN NC
Aspidiotus zonatus Frauenf. (Coccidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (carob) 1| SD aCe
TRO Coa (Cah) es a ee a 8 ies PINES
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
IB fapan oye a epee as Aa ee ore eee ol Ee IMIG x1 COS= see eee Ia a, | Califa lex.
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):
IBTOME]A Ges Sone Thee eae eS een es ee See Colombia ee asses | pees eee 1 | Fla.
Cattieyaispul(Orchid) eee ee eee eee ane Tez W AY Uapreeeenel Sce Eee Da l eE INie 1 | Calif.*
LE DidendrwmeSp(OLChid) sess seen e see ee Cub als a Seer see el ene 1 | Fla.
Laelia purpurata (orchid)»_- = TAZ eee RE See | epee | ae I) ANTS do
Oncidium crispum (orchid) -_________-______-- Colom pias maar cee: | eae ee 1 | Calif.*
ON CIAEUATIAS PSEA eee aes en RCN ie (LO 2 ee IRE eect pe | ee 1 | Calif.*
OTCHIGROS Ae sean eh net te meen ee Brazil, Costa Rica, |____|___- 9] Fla., N. J.
Jamaica, Venezuela.
Asterolecanium pustulans Ckll. (Coccidae):
Heliotropium sp. (heliotrope) -_-.--.-.----__- PATNA TIN eee alee era eer mel | agen | eee 1|N.J.
SASTULTAL TINS LIMO CCH (i) eee meee ene IVIEX1 CO teste eet semanas Te eee Callitas:
Asterolecaniwm stentae Brain (Coccidae):
Caralluma piaranthoides_____-_____._-_-___--- FUR OGESi ats ere = shee | aie | Renee 1 | Calif.*
Astyochus setiger Bates (Cerambycidae):
Guajacum officinale (lignumvitae)___________- Guatemala=se sneer fs kira | eres IN Ys
Attagenus gloriosae (F.) (Dermestidae):
JOIN BOK CARY.) Ga i a 2 aM IGS) ssa Os | Bee ode Ariz.
Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_______-_-_-.-__---_-- Saba: Dominica, Salva- | 3 |____|___- ee Mass.,
or. Soe
Automeris randa Druce (Saturniidae):
Orch ee Be ee BUR EN are Romer VEX CO tea ene eee taeie see tee | Shae | Pe 1 | Tex.
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae):
Wioodtcratebe 2: ewes eee ar ial Gold Coast___-__-______- 1 bel secs es Va.
Brachyacma palpigera (W1sm.) (Gelechiidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ______.___-_-________ PuertovR ico eee LE eee ee ipa
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
PAlLiLmrsativiema(ZaLlic) mens ae eee es Wtalye 2 ask ae 157 | Brel eee NE Yaee ae
Brachycerus algirus (¥.) (Curculionidae) :
PANU TINS CEU UL TI (ATC) ee eae een gp | (6 Ko eR ANG LUA, is | anne | Mich., N. Y.
Brachyrhinus ovatus (L.) (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ____..___-_-_______- Canada = tes ce eres oi Sele ae AR 1 | Wash.
Dianthus sp. (carnation) _______-__--__---_-____- Denmark. Heal Se eal eee See 1S INE RYS
TECULD US; Sas aOR SEE eis Lee ae A Canaday ase oeais eas ae 1|N.J.
Brachyrhinus sulcatus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Burlap around rhododendron plant________-- Netherlands_-_.-.----_--|*___|____ 1|N.J.
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) & snapdragons_ - Bermudas eee eee a ese sb Va.
Lonas annua (African daisy)_-.-.--___..-_____|_____ GOs ee ee ee | Se 19 INES
Pelargonium sp. (geranium) _________-_______|_____ donee 2 eh a a 1 | Ni Ye
ERAS COULS DULG CT 1 5 ee eee teen ae a | Oe el =U UST EBA as
Brochymena aculeata Dist. (Pentatomidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)____________ IVIEXI COM ee ee ] | he | EE Tex.
Bruchidius aurivillii (Blane) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia). ____________ ran Cee ste eee ae eles) 1s Noe
Bruchidius gilous (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
IDET ROUI UD Hoss Sos a DS Ttalye2ccs =e Ce OURO SIP SIP OE
ETCO I SONULITUR CONONL CTL ILTID meet ne en ed a eel | doe 22 iis ey OES | eA LG INR
Bruchidius incarnatus Boh. (Bruchidae): ;
ensiculinanish lentil) ase see ee LDF Ag 0 eae ene EL PS QSts 328 N.Y.
Vicia yaba) (broad bean) ee eae Egypt, Lebanon__._-_--| 5 }_---| 1 ee Mass.,
AEG CE UES [ee aI BL IEA) re Se tn 1OPAy reese eee ae pL Sis eae N. Y.
Bruchidius lividimonus (Gyll.) var. (Bruchidae):
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom) ________-. -- Ttaliyi 22 ob Bi Be a eo TS SINE

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AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

15

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

Bruchus rufipes Hbst.

inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, Sale Collected in—
Bel S |g
3o/ dg /S6
aS) % |os
fs| Blo
=) Oo | ms
oO | 4 ly
Bruchidius quinqueguitatus (Oliv.) (Bruchidae):
Vicia lutea (yellow vetch) ------------------- Munkey =o seo ae See Soe] abel b)s.CO
Wacrorsativas (etch) pees. ee ae Sys ae B eee ee ie Oe ee al eee 1) ys Dax}
Bruchus atomarius L. (Bruchidae):
Waciaifaba) (broad bean))-- 2-2 = 22-2 22-8. eee Netherland she. 2 gata ieee 1 PDC
Bruchus azoricus Cr. (Bruchidae):
Doser seed ny yt ele ae le ea AZ OLeSEY 22 tenia epee Yes 1 | Mass
Bruchus brachialis Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Vicia villosa (hairy vetch) -.-.--.------------- Purkey= = sie sila h eeaia ee IL De CO}
Bruchus dentipes Baudi (Bruchidae):
Viciaxfaba (broadbean))_--------2._----------- Cyprus, Lebanon, Syria_| 5 |----| 2 eee ING dog
WOGTD GATE AKA KOO) So er ee Sy Tassel e AES Bein ee ee rR Dak Or
Webb Ske gea yooe A Sot sien AY SyniasMmurkeye - 2 See el Bes 2 lee aN dey
Oreg.
Bruchus emarginatus Allard (Bruchidae):
Ristimys ative mi ( Pea) seen! = eee cee ree IE an MN a ioe nce td ok eal Be ee ele Os IDEA)
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
Gensiculimaris Qentil)=--!--2---_ == eee Ireland, Italy, Syria, | 8 |----| 3} D.C.,N. Y
Turkey
Se Ae ps te ot a eet ph eS Syria see serbia iis toe Bere ots hiN i)
Wactarsatwpanvetch) ate 2s os Sos Se Sa dl | Co Kap aN ae eee 1b Gs aes eax
Bruchus guttalis Rey. (Bruchidae):
Weciarsativa: (vetch)seee= ein ee IAZOTES hee ies Sie Sa LA 2: 222) SSS Mass?
RRA Pips vi EYER ied Ba a LS Azores, tally CON Bin fees eae MiasseiiNe 1s
Bruchus hamatus Mill. (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa’ (vetch))---2--2-22-2-=-2---------- Turkey eS Neh Oe a4 | Fe a NTS
SS i ae Oe ie eee Pa Rene eee UAE ose C0) eae a Tr (re ost ely MELT ONT SAI
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
ensiculinaris (lentil) ---2--22_ 22k 2 sie ee e Germany, Ireland, Italy_| 7 |----| 1] D.C., N.Y
Bruchus luteicornis Il. (Bruchidae):
Grasspackin gen" soos nee eee eee Iran Cel aass ae ee So OUTER | SINE
Waciiisatinal (etch) Maasaae eee ee eee ce ee France, Poland___------ By he leas al Bele
N. ¥:., Dex
iB GA oS Ve Es 2h a ree Azores, France, Ger-| 6} 1] 1] Md., Mass.,
many, Italy, Portugal. INE RINIESYS.
Tex
(Bruchidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean) ----------------------- paliy Swe se es ea 17 | S382 SS | ING AYG
Wicwarsativar(vietch) Saaae = ses cee ere Ttaly) Syria sa 21h | ees | Oe Tas
PSN PRC ete P ONE NS oe fe ed Bulgaria, Italy, Turkey_| 1 |----} 2 ae ING SY ;,
reg.
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
ensiculinanis; (lentil) 222) ya ee Vita livsset ee eam eee Gy eee le Se INE NC
Vicia monantha (bard vetch) __-_----------_- Spain ee ea tes Ce | SD aIGE
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)_~------------- France, Portugal________|___- Bee BANE NG
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)------------------ Italy, Portugal__________ 1G es so: pee INN dep
Wiciarsativa(vietchyceiso= 22) a ie eee eae Greece! 22-2 a ee es Ui Peel boeel! 2 De Ol,
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
SPE Re PRR Eee i ee eS ie ra ay Aa BRL INZOLOS Seo eee eee ak ees EL Vass!
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)_----------------- Ss 6k Dan Ce miviasse.
N.J.,N. Y
Si ST py ete ee ee anh meme AAAS S CEUOIE CHE LING
Sa ee aa EA pe Pe ee ese Hse LT 2322 S| hIMiass:
15 AI Rel AIS a ad Yt ee PESTS TES | NYA
Lupinus albus (white lupine)_-----------___- 2a eT OhiOs
Vicia faba (broad bean) --------------_------_- Sal atl:
iWaciarsatival (vetch)) 22 sees PAE Asia DAE?
1S RS TS RETO BaP is Fas Parks ha ees 480 SEA BETA N TE
Bruchus ulicis Muls. (Bruchidae):
Hensiculinaris: (lentil) seen ses ee eee Se Vitaly See age rd 2 s| LER Eo INT Ys
Vicia ervilia (bitter vetch) ----------------__- Syria; Lurkeyeses-ceee = |Soee PEPTIDE (Oy.
Jar ca LL a an a eC | be Glo) eee Re ee ee Seee GPF) ING de
Cacoecia pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)______________- Bnelandsces: Saat ke eee oes Vid A INGEN
Callidium rufipenne Mots. (Cerambycidae): C
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) -_-----_____----- JADA eee iene gee es ee 1 Roe | eee Hawaii

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin 4, ple Collected in—
Ha] Ss |e
3.2| 8 |e.8
q ~ alo ~
S) So |x
oO 124 la
Callidium violaceum (L.) (Cerambycidae): 5
IAA AO, (GONE). oe se ese Hinlan dessert Ty |eee | wets INeRYe
BINALSISD A (DINE) See ee eee Gennanye ans nL ed eT N. Y.
IWioodscratin peer ae See Nee Swedentes: she Sa | ees eee ‘Oreg.
Calligrapha arqus Stal (Chrysomelidae):

BOING BRNO Pee OG sie eee aan a IMIG XC 0 mt oe ne ee 1| Tex.
Calligrapha diversa (Stal) (Chrysomelidae):

CO ed eC Ls NI Oe A eso a ep | Goa CE see ES 1 | Ariz.
Callosobruchus ademptus (Sharp) (Bruchidae):

Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean) -________- China, Japan, Korea____}|____|___- 7 Dee” N. J.,

FOYT ROARS OSS a a et a a Tin ae aa eee ee ee 1} D.C.
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):

Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean) _____-________ Buen West Indies, |__-_|_--- 2) |-DaACe INGE

ndia.
DD OLICH OSES Dea SNE Lr eae Dy pe ted Stavin'cent = ss yeaseeaes OF eal ee SI ING NE
IPC LUTIT CSCC Cerne ea eee x Be 2 Be eee as Montserrat, Philippines_}| 1 |---_| 1 | Mass., Wash.
Callosobruchus pulcher Pic (Bruchidae):

Megumejseed sie Le ae Se yee 2 ee iPhilippiness2esssesese= 1522s | eEe Wishes

Phaseolus angularis (adzuki bean) -_________- Japanese. * Coes eS Eee Ly Eos | a aware
Camaromyia bullans (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Xanthium:sp. (cocklebur). 2-2-2222 225 2 -__- BACULS Grell years ee ene 1O|2e=3 |e eMiasss
Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):

@rchi clears er ee PN ae oe nay VICK COMES. Ea anes ae eeee| esa al ea bey.
Capitophorus avellanae Schrank (?) (Aphidae):

Corylus avellana (filbert) 2... 2-2-2222. -2 8. taliy eee ee REN S| eeS 5] Es 1) Nanas
Capitophorus chrysanthemi Theob. (?) (Aphidae): ;

Chinysanthemiumys pe wees eee en eee Netherlands____--_______ Besa|eesa|}) IN INS Ue
Carbula marginella (Thunb.) (Pentatomidae):

Witisispix(arape) so ee eae eae Union of South Africa___| 1 |_-_-|____] N.Y.
Carposina sasakii Mats. (Carposinidae):

iMalusisylvestris: (apple) eset ee eee ICOTe as Wee NO ie se eee 1) eee 3 | E222 Manns
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):

VA COCLUROTILES 10/100 Sa = ae nee ae 13 Ay nS eee Se Sees cal Haweit

FU BAGS OMe alee Ree ee Daye bee eee Se ee all a Sse A ING de

Arachis hypogaea (peanut) ___________________ ROL eal eee eae ees |e ___-| 1] Mass.

Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna) _ ______- Hewail EIEN or I Sea | ce | iP Hawaiis

COSSiaIS HES Meee OS ETO cain ieee Says | Eon tee] Q Uke ae en ee 2) | 223 | ees | elewarie

DEES GPTANGS (GEV OS ee Gold (Coast ee ee Bee Peeete! | bai tty) De (O's

Ceratitis anonae Grah. (Tephritidae):
Persea americana (avocado)_____-_________- Pi eee (0 Vo} Ra Roel ao Ce oe Eee ot avae bul ese DEIN Ce
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Annona cherimola (cherimoya)__._____-__-__- Madeira Islands_________ a eee eo N.Y.

PATUTLOTUCAS Dye ees ee me UR ea ESN AO, AOR a ee C0 (os SEN a a a Ce i Wn peas |e Mass.

Giijustiimoni (em on) ee ene ne Thaler a ees ee aa Dale rete s e N.Y.

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __..___.-___-____- Canary Islands, Cy- |_-_-| 13 |___.| Mass., N. Y.,
prus, Egypt, Israel, Pa., Tex.
Spain.

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _________- Azores, Italy, Malta, | 13] 8 |__-_| La., Mass.,
Portugal, Spain, ING N45 WE
Syria, unknown.

Citrus sinensis (orange) .._.-.__.__--_---__-.- Algeria, Azores, Egypt, | 9 | 28 |__--| La., Mass.,
France (?), Italy, Por- N. Y., Pa.
tugal, Spain.

(Ly RAO ROY (COD) Brazil, Hawaii_-__-____- 2) Es ee Mla ssrawalic

Cydonia oblonga (quince) _____-_____________-_ Italy, Portugal___- 4 |____|___-| Mass., N. Y.

Diospyros sp. (persimmon) - ---_--__-------_- ital yee see pls | eee |e eViasss

Eriobotrya japonica (loquat) .----------_-___- Macon Islands 2k ee ING YS

Hicusicanicoy (tie) seem uae a ees nn Sn TONEY POKES, Ltalye ae eo 2) |. 28 2oe | Mliasss Niays

Fortunella japonica (kumquat)___-___________ IDRATI COR eee a ito) | are Wo

Matus sylvestris! (apple)__ 22-22 2 meric! Italy, Portugal__}| 5 |_--_|__._| Mass., N. Y

Opuntia compressa (pricklypear)_____________ Dtalyss Sse ee Sep os) |e etal BINS 6G

Prunusidomestical (plum) 2222 ee TAZ ONES Wace soe eee wa 2) | A Pee Vass

Prumnusepersican( Peach) eens see ann Azores, France, Portu- | 4] 4 |__| Mass., N. Y
gal, Syria.

Psidium guajava (guava)__...-._-----.------- Israel, Portugal________- 2 |_---|----| Mass.

Psidiwm littorale (strawberry guava)_________ Rontigal ene eae Lf) eeret eee Mass.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

June 30, 1950,

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin & |» la | Collected in—
Bq] Ss |%q
J) 8 1o3
a ~ alo ~
iS) oO lm i;
oO 14 \m
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae)—Con.
ZY rALSiCOMMUUNIS: (DEAT) = aees ens ee Austria (?), Azores, | 12] 8 |_---| Mass., N. Y
France, Italy, Portu-
gal, Turkey.
In package with oranges and tangerines------ Atala Sete sP sae asee 1. Jez=-|2= N. Y
In package with oranges, plums, pears, and | Portugal_-________------]---- 1 |__--| Mass
grapes.
In package with peaches, pricklypears, and | Italy_______--__-_------- pa) sped beet N. Y
pomegranates.
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
WA Cts eee ree ee ea Se Ss eee oes (6 Ce ete Sirs oe Bae ee Uh Paz] Pere NAYE
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) - ---_------------- @ypruss2s2 se Me Bee ING Se
Giurisisinensis) (Orange) a_ 2 eee French West Africa, } 1] 3 |----| Mass., N. Y
Italy, Portugal.
Goffeaisp=\(cofiee) 22 5-22 == == * ae Va wali see 16 Eee C@alite*
JCI (ORE (TD) ae a eee France, Italy, Lebanon -} 3 |----|----| N. Y.
Malus sylvestris (apple) -_--------.----------- ran ce ewan y 2). Laas 1 | ea PRR Nea
Mangifera indica (mango) _--_---------------- Hoy Dp be ea ees |e NG Ye
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear)-__---------- tally) Spainske= = eee Poe SEAN IS YS
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) ------------------ France, Italy________-_-- 2) Sees | Poe Miasss INE oy
PUT USEDENSICOA (DEACH) hae ae an a ee ee tala sso 2 ie ee 2 | ed EES NEY
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) -_____---]____- One aaa eee eee 1 eS ESSe ENTS
IPyruUsicOmMUNs) (DEAL) sae ne = nese eee oe France, Syria__--------- 1 2 |.---| Mass., N. Y.
Ceroplastes denudatus Ckll. (Coccidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)__-____------_-- Virgin Islands__________- Tp [STS SNES
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
PAQUIVUN TLS Dee e e o ee Ea Wiel eee ee ee 2) || Ses eC alih*
Cameliayanonicawares =~ 96s oe eee Japan > haipreeie ie S| eee eee Pala © alites
GCOMeCLU GIS POE hE Oe ae ees Rei) = OT dom Hak eS foes eee _-.-| 1 | Wash.
Euonymus europaeus (European euonymus)_|_____ (OR oe reas ested | DES OS) El alite
NTT eg eee vee aE nS IN Ge ENA YE (Guar ea _..-| 1 | Hawaii.
Lycium chinense (Chinese matrimony-vine)_-| Japan________-___-___-__|_-_- Seelam alites
9 AC RO ae Se Se ee ee eee AUS tralia ieee Ras tae eee | ele iC alites
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):
LIONS COTTE (Cit) a ee Azores, Germany, | 8 |_---

Greece, Italy.
Ceutorhynchus assimilis Payk. (Curculionidae):

(Ove apto lec te Wee pee See ee Oe a ama de? (Uinknowntss S252 seo oee pis eet
Chaetocnemaconcinna (Marsh.) (Chrysomelidae):

Wood moss with Ribes plants_______________- ID Yemen yd es ee | eae 8
Chaetocnema hortensis (Geoff.) (Chrysomelidae):

OvUTNU MSD: sea ole he SS ES a es (LO Meee 20 A aa a

FenOd Oden Gs.ONIS Dee ee een 1 Opoyed ave ls a ee es
Chalcolepidius approximatus Er. (Elateridae):

Gladiolusispe aes tee oe tee eee a ee INTE Xi CO ens eee iL ei peat

Cactus eet ee Ean oe es a ee Cokes si en, See A ae ae ae
Chilo ae (Btlr.) (Crambidae):

Onyzaxsatigia (tice) = eee China, Germany, Japan_| 17 |----
Chilo simpler (Btlr.) (?) (Crambidae):

Onn Gare (CAC) eS Beypt: etter. se ae ae Bap ge
Chionaspis elongata (Green) (Coccidae):

Bam Doors chy Shs eS pa Peo att th at) C@hing-2222 08-5525 1a sess
“Chionaspis”’ exalbida Ck1l. (Coccidae):

ZAVINAG OV te SS ON Se Se 8 a ee cst Mransvaaleses ss sees | ee eee
“Chionaspis”’ funtumiae Newst. (Coccidae):

PATURGISP eee a pe I oR EL rT ee N INT Seria 2 ea le eral eee
Chrysolina americana-(L.) (Chrysomelidae):

Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) ____--_---_- AL tan] yack = as ae ee |e Bilal
Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Leon.) (Coccidae):

Pistacia vera (pistache)__...-..__-__________- Lebanon, Syria_____---- Om | ane

Py TAUSICOTUITULN IS) (DEAT) eee ee Wee banons ote eo es lel ee

974458—52 3

3] Fla., Mass.,
INES

_---| Hawaii.
1 | Ne J:
1|N.J:

1 | Wash,
seeaiMexe
1 | Tex.

SS iNCalitet ema:
Hawaii, Ill.,
WaayuNe. Ye;
Tex., Wash.
ease | PPas

pea iCalites

1 | Calif.*

1| D.C.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 19650,
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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Coc-
cidae):
Abies sp. (fir)
Laelia autwmnalis (orchid) --_----------------

(Ckll.)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) _______________-
Cocos nucifera (cocunut)____________________-
Hy perbaenailicifolia-. 0 ee;
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) ___-_____-_____-
Persea americana (avocado) ______-___________-

Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Mask.) (Coccidae):
GIT ASISP ee ee aes ee Leas
Moraea bicolor (yellow moraea)_____________-

Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) ___.-.___-..--_------
COLT VAS) Oye aes gs NI SE AE a
Pane £55 OS Sea a Ee NS este ee

Ehlodendson SDSS See A CL Tg
Chrysomphalus tenar (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)
Cattleya deckeri (orchid) __.-..-.________-
Orchid
Philodendron sp
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera. (coconut) 22222222
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid) ._._-2-_.4-_-___=2 2:2. ep
Chiysisisphi (Orchid) Sas eee eee,
Laelia rwbescens (orchid) _______...-___-_____-
Oncidium panamense (orchid) ___-____.______-
Oncidiumispesecs leant enw eee eee
Orchid ye eee eR EEN es ae ne

Schomburgkia sp. (orchid) ___.---_.-_--_-_-_--
Cletus ochraceus (H.-S.) (Coreidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Coccotrypes pygmaeus Eichh. (Scolytidae):
Euterpe badiocarpa (palm)
Sea) rae Ne he Wa A NCR eT acacia i
Ptychosperma elegans (solitaire palm) _______-
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Ckll.)- (Coccidae):
Cattleya gaskelliana pallida (orchid)
(ERM ATS FOTOS se NN Ie
Oncidiwmisps (Orchid) eee eee ee eae
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
CAL DING DURDUTAL Cet ee erate len ee
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

GardeniaspH re Seino eae he De en
Gomphrenaisps_ 2) ee ee a
EZ OT GSD Efe Re EOE et REE ee

Blan (ees eS oe al oe eer aes

Galapagos Islands_______
Jamaica.) a ees

IMIGXi CO 2 2e eee
Costa Rica, Guatemala_-_
WMexicon: sess e es eee
Brazil, Martinique______
Mexi cole sats eee

IVICXT CO eee eee

Venezuela______________-
Guatemala______________
Costa Ricazs--222=22-2--
Canal Zone________-_-_-
Guatemala_____________-
Guatemala, Honduras,
Venezuela.
NMexi con ae ee

Bahamas, British West
Indies.
Baha asses asa eee

Brazil, Cuba, Domini-
can Republic, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico, Vene-
zuela.

Hawaii, Philippines____-

Puerto Ri

Dominican Republic,
Jamaica.

shrinid ad eee eee

Number of
_ intercep-
tions in—
& lala
Bs 8 (%,
2) 8 18.8
gn> qd ot
o Oo fn
Oo |Z Ip
0 ee ees
Safe eel lire a
ae | eee |p
ae SE ee. il
Bes oe We ees
S23) 26ar Ml
2 Ps|02 2%
es sal Bae
1 aD [ieee
Pears) enh |
PE fie) Wal ates
ae a 1
Pe] Ree eae
2 JeEoa aieis 1
Bees pele 1
2) ees ees
peel RENE 3
1
1
2
2
ko eee Be SE
Sis | Seas 2
aa! a) 1
paneer) eee 1
eres) cee 1
HEL ROSE 1
mesa ee 4
hs) ae 1
o|s2as|aene
Bes Pei
EYE SsE | beat
es elt ct)
eee
Suh al
Pe nl

Tujesery
1 1

27

2) Sees el

1 eee eee
Batik, 2
Lees | Baas 1
ecole 1

Collected in—

Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Calif.*
Ariz.

Calif.*
Fla.

Calif.*
Calif.*
Ariz.

N. Y., Tex.
Tex. :

Mass.

Tex.

Calif.*
Calif.*
Tex.

Calif.*

Tex.

Tex.

N. J.

Calif.*

Fla., Tex.

Fla., Tex.

Calif.*

N.J.

Tex.

Calif.*

Hawaii.

Tex.

Fla., N. J., Tex.

Tex.

N.Y.

N. J.

Tex.

N. J.

Tex.

Calif.*

N.J.

Calif.*

Fla.,* N. Y.

Fla.*

Calif.,* Fla.,*
Hawaii, N. Y.,
PRs

Calif.*

Par

Fla., P. R.

Ala.

Je Re

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin & | pla | Collected in—
=I = 38
ae| & [as
=| Blo
iS oly
Oo 14 |y
Colaspis inconspicua Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
PANT pl amie weaeeeee se ee Pn Ba De a SS ee Guatemalas eee esto aes ee eee MAO XS
Conchaspis angraeci Ckll. (Coccidae):
Cattleya mossiae (orchid) ___--_--------------- Wenezuelas 22" See. ea Bees Peelers a DAO
Oncidiim:sp-a(Orchid)= 22 se eee ee IVPeXICOSS ys ey ere Se oars | se Mexe
Orchid Eee ees Sy eee oot Cubahirinidadae--222=_ Pe selessali sed: || anky,
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) __---------------- IMCxICOS teens teee Meg} ays Wel ees Aries, Calif.,*
ex.
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) __-_---___-------- Guatemala, Honduras, | 6} 2 |----| Calif.,* La.,
Mexico. Tex.
Copaza lavendera Westw. (Saturniidae):
Or chig eee eae LIRA eS Uk SNe et tye Wiexi CON=S sesee aan eee eee eaenexs
coer mes formosanus (Shiraki) (Rhinotermi-
tidae):
Aglaonema simpler (China green)__-___-__-_- hinge sense sae saan ee eee ela Calihan
Wiooden\packing: cases ss 28s seer a Haw aliases se= as Sse e 1G essere Wash
Coptotermes niger Snyder (Rhinotermitidae):
Wiooden!packing} cases) ara o so eee woe eee GCOeatekas Denes ee nee 1 esas oe Vash
Corimelaena elegans (McA. & Mall.) (Pentato-
midae):
Orchid eee ae ig Se ee ee ae IME XICO Mes Se ee eee | ar ae PT Al exe
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_______| Salvador___------_-_----|---- Sees An WiC alites
Cossonus canaliculatus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___--------- IMiexi CO Sass sasee ose ae PS | Rees es Ariz.
Crepidodera asphaitina Suffr. (?) (Chrysomelidae):
TYCODENSICON) ESCULENTUM «= ee Sa ee Oia: ane er nasa a ail Shea Uae Tex.
Crioceris lilit (Scop.) (Chrysomelidae):
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily) __--_-______- (ran Ce asset ee aio al ee lnc hdlllNig a ¥e
Crocidosema plebeiana Zell. (Olethreutidae):
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)____-_-------------- Cuba swan. Jae befell eee Seo Fla.,* La.,
INGDYSs exe
Crophius scabrosus Uhler (Lygaeidae):
Centaurea cyanus (bachelors-button)________- IVIGXI COs see ene gb ee Tex.
Onchideas- se tae ae re sce Jonas yee AUS SES ae (6 (ayes Ne eee es eee ee 2) Ariz., Tex.
Cryphula apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Oncidium wentworthianum (orchid) ___---_--- Guatemala: senoes sewers. priate | eae ele al ites
COR CHI eee ae AS EE ioe eI aed OES eee eee DEG) ees ea aNd
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Cristie monyn (eT ON) eet eee tally 42 Sh eee ae is ees ea ot NHAC
Ciinasisinenstsi (OLAN2e) mane ae eens Ntaly,¢Spainas=2s 2 ose DAN [See || tae INESYe
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _-_-_-_--_--- Greece, Israel, Italy, | 9 |----|---- Ill., Mass.,
Madeira Islands, un- INF
known.
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
DVACYOGRNTIG CHUB OY Og SSO oa ae Ha Wall! aoe asso Nees i Mog) | teers [eli Hawaii.
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae F. (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)__-_-------------_-- Hawaii, India, Pakistan,| 17 | 5 | 1 | Calif.,*Hawaii,
unknown. Mass., N. Y.
LOG ATU BREA OS Sage eee ae Es Be ek Hawalise:* 2a28o S| Bee ees | Califar
Cryptotermes brevis (Wlk.) (Kalotermitidae):
PENA OY LE sen Nese es a RA cht ea KO ope a as par eg lip 1) |b es ea wall
Cardboardicartonee: soe sere seen enn IRUCELOME ICOM eee ne 1p Se Se al NBA
(CY i a ee es Soins Gas aaa pee Barbados, Venezuela___-| 1 |---| 1 | Mass., N. Y
Ctenochira cumulata (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchide ae er Ee Pee ee aS. WMiexi Gossamer sas Sonn | aes eee Tn bex.
Cylas formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_____-__--_____- India, Philippines_______ 1G ee dene |e C@alife = Neayes
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)____-----_-_-_- Antigua, Cuba, Domin- | 50 | 10 |____| Ala., Ga.,
ican Republic, Haiti, INGpY Eee
Mexico, Puerto Rico. Tex.

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inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Collected in—

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin 2B Sli
Ba) Ss |e
539] g|S90
aS) 0 ag
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ie) a
ie) Z |A4
Cylas formicarius (F,) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -__------------ Egypt, Formosa, India, | 3} 9 |----
Malaysia, Philippines,
Straits Settlements,
Tahiti.
Cylindronotus laevioctostriatus (Goeze) (Tene-
brionidae):
Sinningia speciosa (gloxinia) -__-------------- Beleiwme sees soe Seca |eoel te all
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (sweetbell red | Hawaii____-------------- Ee Ue) ae ee
pepper).
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) ___--------------|----- GOs Seve aie eae 2 shad dial aes
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __----------|----- (oVoyet ss maaan Sed aiianie: hae a le} |e
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis melo (melon)-_---.--.-_----__------- In diate. oo ee Liles
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) ___-------------- Hiawalleta2 Seo eso sses lease SF |ooo=
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Wirplanek ess see hat aes fo Shee lees C6 Ko ene ere eens eae fetal) 8) /S2s=
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ----------------|----- GO! sie See eee a BAY 2. eae
Capsicum frutescens grossum (sweetbell red |_---- On eee ee ome Bae te Fist We ese
pepper).
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ___---------|----- GOs fe Seen tae Setar PVD [ones
Mangifera indica (mango) ____---------_------ Guam, Hawaii-_-_-__-__-_-- Salas | es
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _____-_- await eee Ala Deen
Ochrostagelliptt Coase eerie | eens One ee eee el a5 | ee
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae) :
(Goffeayspin(Cofiee) Matas a eae ne neers ee | eee (6 (cya pyaar ay Ph PRN ee eee
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ___-___|_----do____-_-_-_--______-- 2s | s2e0 8 | aes
Persea americana (avocado)___-_-------__-__- Philippines____________- be Nel Pag ee
Dacus oleae (Qmel.) (Tephritidae):
Olea europaea (olive)__.-.----------__--_-___- Greece, Italy, Lebanon, | 51 |__- ]
Portugal, Saudi Ara-
bia, Spain, Syria,
Tripoli.
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Olea europaea (olive) .._---------------------- Nita liytee es atc See ae a Eo Regia pe tenets
Dercynus micronyz Champ. (Curculionidae):
Brownea latifolia (broadleaf flamebean) -__-_- Mrinid ad. Sasa eee |e ene 1
Diabrotica speciosa (Germ.) (Chrysomelidae):
PAvenar sativa) (Ot) ta see ere eae Ar centin gee ete 1M | atsche| ee
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae): :
hododendronispe.-22 se eee eee eee INetherlands22_ 22 222-2 a |e 2|ba2 1
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardeniaispie + Sse ess otek ae aa ee Philippines (?)__..-_----}_--- Vee
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)___-___--_- Das ar eh er oer dee A eee
Gib FALSIS eet ae ee ee ea ee et Mexico cess ee ae ifs) = el ee
MOGI TYAS oe oe a Japanese ts teat ee alee eee 1
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (Orange) __--_-_-_-----_-_-_-_- Mexico eee. = ae a Wiese
COPTER TRIS OS ae ess as a aes pe aa et Banamasi sass. se NU PEC, fee
Wea fessor sate eee he eee ee ee IMG COME sage o-oo ag) ee Ps =
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _________-__-___- SV ae eae ene | ee | Coe 1
IVEOTING OAC {OU ee eee eee Hawaii eb eee ig Secs ewe
Murraya paniculata (jasminorange) _________- Siam|(Q)pa2oes-= se eens 1G | Ces | ees
Dialeurodes platicus Bondar (?) (Aleyrodidae):
THUG ENACRCORLUUSL ON, Cae ee ee Brazile k=. ote ea ee ee 1
Dialeuropora setigera Takah, (Aleyrodidae):
Teg fae Re er he ee Periph ea De iok ea Philippines #sse2 see 5 li pees fae,
Diaprepes abbreviatus L. var. (Curculionidae):
DEAK 0 BA fa Se Ae A aa de Puerto icone se ee pL ees | ee
Diaprepes familiaris Oliv. var. (Curculionidae):
Neriwm oleander (oleander) ___-_..----------- IBERMUG seen eee heh | eae |e
Diaspis miranda (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Phoradendron flavescens (mistletoe) - ---_----- Mexico teeta tee eee eS eee
Diatraea magnifactella Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -..-.------!----- (6 (cea ae ty eee eee eee

Calif.,* Hawaii,
Mass., N.Y.,
Wash.

N. J.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Ala.,
La.,

Mass.
Calif.*

Calif.,*
Wash.

Hawaii.
a.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.,* ;
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Tll., Mass.,
N. Y., Oreg..
Pa.
Md., Tex.

Fla.

Hawaii.
D.C.
Calif.*
INEDYe
INES
Tex.
Tex.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

inclustve—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin &. | p> le. | Collected in—
; Se) 5 |e
JO) 1S s
Saale
Oo |Z ia
Dicpyhus errans (Wolff) (Miridae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) -______-___- Genmanyense = 10) ees | Eee PIN ove
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
Gry plomeniaispe ae gu Nie Geb e CURES Ofna ee EN asa oer [ee paeel ele Vasilis
Enterolobium timbouva (timboe) --------___-_- Brazile soe eee iL ea ee IN Ye
Zingiber officinale (ginger) __-_______--_-___-_- aI a] Cae eee eee AS | | | IN ase
Dinoderus brevis (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
PES ATTA OO Be ee ne Re lanes Mena India, Japan, Philip-| 6] 1 |____| Hawaii, La.,
pines. u Tex.
Cymbidiumisp. (orchid) 2—- == = ee dry i aoe ee eee eel ee seealele|| Neds
(CRETE eh SS a pe en mes ei | Go} ise eee Dh ae eh soa hy he een ESTO}
ALTE DEL ULSISD a (JUDD CL) =a ee Japansass = Gone keen ee | ees ole | VVASh
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _--------_----------- Tg Wiel ee eee 4 |_-__|_-__| Hawaii.
Dione moneta poeyii Btlr. (Nymphalidae):
Phelodendronad am see ee ee Guatemalas=s2s— one Bates aoe 1| N.J.
eee a us laevimargo Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
(OVE INC le Ae Se SR Si ea te aS ee Miexico feats! = aeons See es eae Salplex
Disonycha antennata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ____________]_____ Gow Ses ee Nae LL es eae | eLeX
Disonycha militaris Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
PANT lan e@aeiewan einai Gem eek Se en Bele QGuatemala_-222 242 222 pesos) Vesta Vil |e ae ll Bhat
Dizygomyza flavifrons (Mg.) (Agromyzidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation) -_---___-___---_---_- Tt ays eo tee i rl becoees| INR
Drymus assimilis Horvath (Lygaeidae):
EhOdOdendr.On Spee ee lopayea Kelas See ee ee eee ee 1 | Wash
Woods moss with Ribes plants______-_-_____- Menmarksjyea Oe es a ee ae Re at PONTS de,
Drymus brunneus (Sahlb.) (Lygaeidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ---.--------------- ne land eee eee eens 1 | ae ee Til.
Picea abies (Norway spruce)______-_--------- INGOT Wia Ya eo ee | es Te NeaYe
FE ROGOGEN EON SPs eae ee one VDpotid EW oVo Uae Os a NN it Zp a 1 | Wash
Drymus sylvaticus (F.) (Lygaeidae):
Rhododendron azaleodendron_________---_-____|____- (6 OS es Se ea ee 1 | Wash
ERILOC OC EN CTONTS Dt ae ee ee LOE se aed ce bata all oe SIE 1 | Wash
Dysdercus mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__________-- Miexi C0 == ee np) Pees) RES Tex
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):
Allium sativum (garlic) _._-.-.--.------------ tea] vedere oe eae he Siillealt || keel Vass yNiepye
a enenus subtruncatus (Fairm.) (Curculion-
idae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_____________-_______- Wiel isso er ona | ee 3 | Pee Hawaii.
Emesopsis nubilus Uhler (Reduviidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___-_______- IMCxiCOv soos = se Steen a Ue eee | Sees Ariz.
Epicaerus cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ____------__--___]_____ (6 (a nese eye re || 1p | Sees | elec
Epicometis hirta (Poda) (Scarabaeidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe atrichoke)____________- MNS sees eee Se PhS wees eb
Soilkandewoodspm Oss sete ee PAN COs one > coe ne eee ue ae 1a NE
Epidiaspis piricola (del Guer.) (Coccidae):
Matus'sylvestris' (apple)_—-=___--__-- 2s. England, Italy, Spain, | 5] 1/}____| N.Y.
Sweden.
Epinotia lantana Busck (?) (Olethreutidae):
LECHOTDOS ATA A DS OEE Se es IB OUTING ae eee | eto ee AINE NG
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) _________- Brazil, Mexico, Peru, DN WES eee INTE VG ee 5
Venezuela. Tex.
Ereunetis flavistrata W1sm. (Tineidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_______-______-__-__- Hawalis sees tient ir jes] ea See | ben Hawaii
Ernobius abietus (F.) (Anobiidae):
HECEGISD Sp(SPTUCE) Meee eee ne ep amen ere Germany Asse 1 | ae [eo ING YG
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) --____-_____--__-_---_- LEV Walle eens neo tip pte | [aan Hawaii
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) __________________ Italy, Mexico_-________- Te | SETS EIN aye ex.
Eumerus strigatus Fall. (Syrphidae):
IN GT CISSUSISP tad ya ae eee Raye De Oy fs 0161s iy ae une | ey esta | SINE Bye
Eumysia stigmella (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
J TOO a ee Re IE INT OXI CO eee ee ae gee eee | Uae aeons | 21 Calif.

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Insect and host Country of origin

Eurydema oleraceum (L.) (Pentatomidae):

Ee DESISP tee see ne Oe en See ee Ree Germanyaae eee
Eurygaster maura (L.) (Pentatomidae):

Vitistspea (Grape) eer ea ees we eae Greece entse) oer syed
Eurytoma cynipsea Boh. (Eurytomidae):

ISQLUZANS Pa (SACC) Meee eae ns ene ele au ee bch aes | Re COSA t eae ney eee
Eurytoma onobrychidis Nik. (Eurytomidae):

ONOD TA CHISES Dee eee ee ee ne da Reyne ae Turkey 242s oas wate is
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):

(ALATA TO (OO tel) he Brazil, Colombia, Vene-

zuela.
Epidendrum bicornutum (orchid) ____-_______- “byavantolsyel coe he
(OVS sh (6 Leases Steel yt ke ate Ree ans Sage Brazil, Colombia, Trini-

dad, Venezuela.
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)______________- Barbados, Brazil, Ha-
waii, Puerto Rico, Ta-
hiti, Venezuela, Virgin
Islands, West Indies.

Euzesta annonae F. (Otitidae):

VAR PHS (COB) 5 Be British Guiana__________
Euzesta notata (Wied) (Otitidae):

Dianthus sp. (carnation) ___----_-_----_------ Bermuda.--_._.________-
Everes comyntas (Godart) (Lycaenidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) _________- Mexico a= sss Sx enon
Evergestis forficalis(L.)(Pyraustidae)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_--_____- England, Italy_________-
Evergestis rimosalis (Gn.) (Pyraustidae):

Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum (watercress)___| Mexico_.--_-_____-______
Exosoma lusitanica (L.) (Chrysomelidae):

Muscari comoswm (cipollino)___-_-__-_--_-_2_- talon See ee Ca aes

Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) _---___--_--__|_--_- dowels wiht ORs
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) ________________- Wi ex1 COMERS Nas dane ae 5

Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe) -__-|---_- Co Ko years Lt SL A

Cucurbita maxima (squash) ___.___...__.--__-_}____- Const s sa halos Mie ieee

Onchidaree yee tio meeta Ee Dive era Guatemala_____.___--___

Persea americana (avocado)____-_-______-______- IVIGX CONES Sais tie alee ese

Solanum tuberosum (potato) ...-._-_-___-___-]____- CORRENTE a LAE

YASS TOS (Coed) Se a a CORE es ce ee
Exptochiomera oblonga (Stal) (Lygaeidae):

Cucurbita sp. (Italian squash) -___--____-._--]_-2_- (GK0)pze et eo ES AS

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__._-.__-_|___-- Grane Maus =~ RET

CON) 0G Lal Ph te 3 BAS ag SSS CLE ae ee UE SSL dose TRO TO ES
Ferrisiana virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Brassavola nodosa (orchid) ___________________ Guatemala______________

Codiaeum’sp: (croton) 22-3) ee Pitiopines ee inn A AME

Dendrobiumispps (Orchid) sansa ees Ne | PE Olea e ek eae ne e

Gossypiumisp: (cotton). 2222 es ee aaleaeE: Venezuela____-

Graptophyllum scriptum___....._--_---_--_-- Philippines

Karwinskia hwmboldtiana___-____-.--.--..__-- INTE XT CO Meee atresia tre yeee Oe

Lonicera sp. (honeysuckle) ____._____-_-______- aia 2 EME SEES

Manihot esculenta (cassava) _...._.----______- Panamas= see eee es

iiuloden dion Spee cee I Se ape sa eas Philippines

ERTL FN pe S Rl oD ARES Be gl AUREL OO EY ie Canton Island, Philip-
pines.

Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) _____________-__ Guatemalan
Fiorinia phantasma Ckll. & Rob. (Coccidae):

WoO af arene eed eee Noe aa ayt ee) Neal Maen lee ae ae Philippines2s_ 22225
Frankliniella cubensis Hood (Thripidae):

Ching santheminm sp essen ate eerie oman Bermud yeas eee

Rosa Sp Remsk ie wets ihe VCs a alae ol as al SD Cubabvacsies Seer

Frankliniella difficilis Hood (Thripidae):
Neriwm oleander (oleander)__-______________-- IBELMUG gee ee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a | mle
ix} LY}
S| a 28
ea q om
S) oO }ln
Oo | 4 lay
pie eb
i} =| ee ERAS
Oo arse a hah
Selec |r
eas bases es ea)
hs | EE OE,
ZnS WAG
10 | 6 |___-
esi | (ysl La oes
BU eSeera eoce
1 ihe seaeasl Eas Ba
est tas | eee
eS celeee =
aL Xn Rae
aoe Lae 1
1 eases Ne ees
BA ead | eign
iL) | eee | eens
eal EO TG 1
Da teas a
DN hep del bh
(2a | Secret eae
1 EAA
25) ease eee
epoces tS MeL aml
ell eT
Tp eae eT
MeL | Eee ed 2
ALK RS 1
1s eae
Joh) Aes Trae
ERS A Bae |)
1

Collected in—

New:
INL Le
INE OYS
D.C.
Fla.

N. J.
Fla.

Hawaii, La.,
Mass, N. Y.,
IPR hexes
Va.

Ala.

Hawaii.

N.Y.
Tex.

N. Y.

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23

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

inclustve—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin ay Sailpe
a ~ oY 3)
5.9] 8 |s
aS) & |acs5
Byala! lis
e 6) Z|
Frankliniella insularis (Frankl.) (Thripidae) : ee
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) -__---_-_-_- ET epi f ieee ee a 2 | HERS IES oe
(CUFIED BOS AS eI I ese eee ee Bermudar 4) eee DSi hey Necs| say
(CORT ATLTEY Fa) 5 ts eS ne ee Bel Se COR ROS BSa eee ase4|Seea|} 5 al
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ____-____-_______- iRuertopRicowen == oF Lijec ete
GIAGTOTUSIS Dene eee ne ae ee oe Re Haitiee ian Neri yacht! Qe EE atte
PETADISCULSISD <2 2222 ot papel e ihe th Bermuda? aes seriins Oy ys |
DIFIG SHO) pS I a ap ls EN) Oo ee Sie el SN |S Go. a! Sieniiariinen NEA erage
TA TUS I eee se we TS Sy Pere | yet GO He see ero ee Li seei ean
Neriwm oleander (oleander) --..-..----------|----- dol: Mania Weal) Dr ees al
LOTTA ORO OSES Os OE OG RE ee oy Se). okays Perea eerste ied] 4 He | eee
SCAG Tyee tee ce RE oe acl n Dominican Republic____} 1 |----|----
Frauenfeldiella jelinekii (Frfid.) (Aleyrodidae):
SEONG) Oe ie ieee oe WEE ae Ee ee Greece Maser Seine pe a|Soas||s ol
Fulvius brevicornis Reuter (Miridae):
Cedrelaispy tS ore Bia je TALE SVN) Leen 1 @ostagRicas-=sss222s650— 1h Sees eee
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily) -___-______- Liege) 0 fae ere ee ce ee Ne eco:
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae) :
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ____-____-__--______- IPUGKtOPRICOs=* === anaes 2h Sts Eee
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) -_______- VN bl of era aie se Tis ache
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae) :
Brassavola sp. (orchid) _--.-____-__---_._-___- CanaliZonel 2 2k seiiinay Psat ekoe 2
Catasetum viridiflorum (orchid) -__.___-_-_-__]____- dow = Ee i alien Weed 1
Cattleya citrina (orchid) _-_._....-------2_---- Miexiconi eS ceerk its nhTh aes |e eee 1
ULELEVORECK En tte oe ee ee oe ee @analiZone 2.2 sens |e ae ees 1
Calileyargigas are a Eee Colombiaweseeee levine Ie eae 1
Catileyaispese es that een soo ane aN ee Ganal Zone, Colombia, |----]---- 7
Guam, Puerto Rico,
Venezuela.
Cet bir oa ae ee Ns Ee Alig wallet rti es ap farsmiets hee si ete 1
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) -_______- CanaltZonete ass earn Re | eee 3
ere eee nieied oo hipaa SSAA Mexico siiaiit a ese 3 RS eee
Gncidiwmisp (orchid) eats eae Canal Zone, Colombia, |----]---- 3
Venezuela.
OT chi deeeeeen ame ee Rin aol ee Brazil, British Guiana, |----| 1 | 26
Canal Zone, Colom-
bia, Costa Rica, Ha-
waii, Panama, Trini-
dad, Venezuela.
lar (aerate meme ont JM rE ES age Lee oe ae aia Venezuela) 222 Siar Ta age 1
pseudo bulb sete! Se Saar eA CGanaliZone=2 2s setae za aed 1
Wand aispe (Orchid) asses te ee Ta Waits 2 a Coe Ct ead ee 1
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coocidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _.__--___----------_- Kewajalein2 2-2 Wann eats a bt
Galerucellalineola (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Woods moss with shrubs___________________- NOrwayee- 2-2 - a Reee fakes ey
Gastrodes pacificus (Prov.) (Lygaeidae):
IHGAD Os (GAGE) Bee ee ee Canadas. 225 = Gane il. | As pee
Gelasma illiturata (W1k.) (Geometridae) :
OVA PATO (CHD) a Se SE ad es Korea: 2) | ik hbsariin' a ic Eee
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) _..._..-__-__-_____- Scotland) S22 eee ae Gye | falar aE
Genopaschia protomi Dyar (?) (Galleriidae) :
Ananas comosus (pineapple) __-______-_______- Guba Stans aes oS ners 11 ce es
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Curculionidae) :
Coryphantha erecta (cactus) -__.____-__________ MiexiCo. S22 = atcha rely pee ds Oh |
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gele-
chiidae) :
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -__-_---_-_-___- Cuba, Mexico____-_._-__ Sean eae
eae frutescens grossum (sweetbell red | Mexico, Puerto Rico____| 2 |_-__|___-
pepper).
Capsicum frutescens longum (chilli pepper) -_| Mexico_.-____-_-_-_-___- Oy saselee es
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__________- Bahamas Ween e aes er Pa Wl eee
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae) :
ynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ___________ TANCES eereee) see teen sete Bee Rls | ee
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae) :
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea) _______- Bel gimme eee hoa aden | acres Seaweed!
LA CUQUAOGOD Bask ee ee INetherlandssee=seaeees lees Sees 1b)

Collected in—

Bat
N.Y.
N. Y.
iRARS
RRS
INGIYE
N.Y.
M

9
na
ae

a
M4

”

Be Ais Ae ae
We Hd WE

Fla.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Califsahla:,
Nes

Calif.*

N. J., Tex.

Ariz.

Calif.,;* N. J.,
Tex.

Calif.,* Fla.,
ING IE NEI.
IPR

N. J.
Calif.*
Calif.*

Hawaii.

-N.J.

Wash.
Wash.

Ill., Mass.
INYss

Tex.

Ariz., N.Y.
ATIZ> see:
Calif., Tex.
ING

J.

+ Jj.) \Wiashs

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1960,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin 5 males Collected in—
Bal 6 lq
SEN El AS
a> i ern
) So ln
: Oo |Z ly
Grapholitha packardi (Zell.) (Olethreutidae) :
IPrunusipersica (peach) ae ase ee IMIeXi COz2 See: Seas Het] Be eae exe
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum DaCosta Lima
(Olethreutidae) :
Cilrusisinensis,(Orange)s. 5 Brazil, Trinidad _______- Steel £2) | ewes
Haplothrips bagnalli (Tryb.) (Phlaeothripidae) :
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) _--_--_-_- Union of South Africa___| 4 |----|____| D.C., N. Y.
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae) :
Dianthus sp. (carnation) ____..-.__---.-_-=-_- Greece, unknown__-_-_-_-_- 2] 3 |___-| Ill., Mass.
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae) :
MAN CMMOME!S Daerah eee ee cL Bermuda- -------------- ee Ee SING, GS
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) ___________- Maite oe ee 2) | ee | eles a a
ATMentars/p (Statice) eens eae eens ae eee Biayaline fuel pie ak LS | S| a Salih
ZAISEEN SYD Ale ae eta etn NB a a a ag Ve UW pity ee nee Poy ea ta Oo | Ee 2 | OSS PAR
Canaoagliass pee se see ome bee ees Hiawalits2 eae aE (Lt) eet |e aires
DD ONLIGAS Pi Ro ha UE EN ANE er ae EES Bermudas. 22 sees ee INT S YC
RO W.CTS Hee seb ae re cave die) oS oe ETAT Gps a 2S eh Es A1N5) | Pees | PEN PAE
DEEN OS os A es Fe a a A Ae BN a wiailise iin: Repel TO ean ae alit™
Nerium oleander (oleander) -____-----_-___-_- Bermuda-.------------- 1 |___-|.-_-|) Mass.
Hebrus pusillus (Fall) (Hebridae):
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) ________ Germany. 222. ose | ee ee GING
Heilipus parvulus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Phoebe porosa (imbuya phoebe)_-________- pers) (hile) Go VAN LpamismremgenymrE Sal Belll eR EAHA T Ls 1 | Fla.
Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
Gastaneaisp((chestnut)2-2-- = as Italy == see Tie | SBN ye
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostri-
chidae): .
FRAY ASP sib ah She ce erent, spe pT Oe Gold Coast______---__-_- 1 oe |eINGmY es
WOO ee SEE ARIS AE Wine LM rel RS ee Gold Coast, India______.| 4 |____|____| N. Y., Va.
Heterobostrychus brunneus (Murray) (Bostri- :
chidae):
Ii OO Cae A inne ek tasw Pie aerial CN ie Goldi@oast= = | eee | eas | IC a)
Heterogaster urticea (F.) (Lygaeidae):
IBryoOply lL Ty Spe see eee Ee gee npeN INran Ces 22k s = ea Sete eee wm tal INS A
Heterotermes convexinctatus (Snyder) (Rhino-
termitidae):
TAS MAUNLITY SD oo ee en Fun ac Ser d @analeZones=:- = ee ee el e@alitas
Heterotermes tenuis (Hagen) (Rhinotermitidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ______- Jetwowyey sess Sage le pe AN a
Homothrips distinctus Bagn. (Thripidae):
Protea cynarioides (honeypot protea)________- Union of South Africa___| 1 |____}____ N.Y.
Homotoma ficus (L.) (Psyllidae):
IITOOKS (QUAD (Ga es is NS TG alyete es Nee eh es Se 78 EL PEIN
FHyalopoplus pellucidus (Stal) (Miridae):
DNS 0) Fea sys ts a SS SP 8 Oe ne ea a Walla Seer Bese (fl Pas Califa
FHylesinus fraxini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
EP OGINALSIS D4 (ASI) perenne ee enue Hngland as. oss aaa 1/2 eaess Mass.
FHylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):
JHUOTIG Gos, (Gana) SA ee ee Belgium, Germany_____- apace lee ez La., N. Y.
Hy pera fasciculata (Hbst.) (Curculionidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) _________- Rortugalese see eee 74 Nols N.Y.
Hypoborus ficus Er. (Scolytidae):
SECUSICOTICEN 11 2) semen eee geen edt ne fon een aen Symiaweeet: = inate: paal hee 1) ps ee | ee N. Y.
Icerya littoralis Ckll. (Coccidae):
Carica papaya (papaya) _-__.._.-.-.--------- Mexicoen ia CES Pa Eee iC alipas
Iphiclides podalirius (L.) (Papilionidae) :
IPyTUSCOMMUNIS( (DEAT) nese ee ee Ttalys sees 2 ees LNs | ES | ears Ill.
Ips combrae (Heer) (Scolytidae):
IPUVUSISD (DINE) See ee ee pe Netherlands___.--_-__--_- 1 epee ec Ala.
Ips interstitialis (Eichh.) (Scolytidae):
Ipomoea jicama (jicama) ___________--_----_-- IMICXiCO=S=ean tas ne big bees (ene Tex.
Ips typographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
IPUIVAULSIS Poh (DLE) yeaa et ea ar ee en Czechoslovakia, Ger-| 5 |----]---- La., N. Y.

many.

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29

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):

Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) ___---------
AIQUG? SIDR ee Se ees Sane eee
IBEGOTUGS Dene =- sa 2 Sha oe en SS pee ae
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ____--_-_-
LOU NATE SOE ES a Ue ep re a eee a ee
Dianthus sp. (carnation)_______--------------
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) ____-_--------_---
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat) =
JEGEDS COGUEE: (Cals) Baas a ee ee
Ger Dera Sp iew ese yan tuee 28 ol PER eed
Gladiolus sp_------ SA Die Fo ie aa ey) ea
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)_--_-__-_-__-__-
Leucadendron argenteum (silver-fir)_...______-
TTS Dea (lilly) Beate ee
NVIGEVOLOISD S(StOCK) at a eee
IM ROGER 08 2 BS ee eee ae
COED ey Ka | see a et Te eggs Sy ese
Je tine ee ee Ee ane a ee
Pam Gea ee oe en BU ee
Protea cynarioides (honeypot protea)________-
pr OLCUMT CfLEL Gaetan pan ee yee ee
JET OTTO CY ES ae Ta I a ee re
Prunus domestica (plum) ______-____________-
EROSOAS Pater t hee oe See ee ee oe
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) __________-
SO Se eles as Pe a ee ee
ISERELUEZTIYSP) see eee se a he aoe en ee ane
Thamnochortus dichotomus____________- ey
PU LON SD ena eae eee ee
ULiSISD (STADE) Ras eee ot we oe oes een
Tridomyrmerx iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Catileyarsppes(Onchid) ses ee oe
Onecidiumisp (orchid) pee ee ee ee
Peristenia'sp.;(orehid) 22-2 2
Iridomyrmex leucomelas Von Thering (Formi-
cidae):
Orchideysser Sees oa ee hea 2 Be Gi BG Che
Jadera sanguinolenta (F.) (Coreidae):
AIIEOM ODI eras 82 SR ooh a Sey ae

Feale cine immigrans Snyder (Kalotermitidae):
OY Ue aN a SGP er a ane a
Kalotermes snyderi Light (Kalotermitidae) :
Cedrisisp (Cod an) Mena teens eee es et
Kleidocerys godmani Dist. (Lygaeidae):
TCT a Rg one
Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)___--_-22--_- 2-2.
Brassica rapa (turnip) -______-__-_-_-____________
Leucojum vernum (spring snowflake) _________
SIGCUCOIUTIVIST) oa ceke Seen eee a ea
Muscari comosum (cipollino)_____.__________-
UNOTCISSUSHILAN LS es eae a eee ee a ene

Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
QRAVGLUG)S Pio e ie Re ae IN a as in

974458—52—_4

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

Country of origin a elas

bet Oo
BS) eles
AS) & jas

q Elo

) 2 le

oO G iy

Ont palo ae ee wen a gl Beal poe 1
Bermudaeeens senna | Sea | ee
Portugal Gee ee eee ese
Italy, Portugal_________- 1 MS ORE
Portugal eae See eles | en ere tae 1
Ga] yee renter was Dig [cies A rece
paizilis Ko ee Ie ace | YW beat NEE
PAZ OL CS oh Peto Ae tee ed Dts ager er
IG alliyssernsctes bere en anna BL 285 [\P-o
Berm danse se en wee ie ee Pee
Italy, Portugal._________ aL ee tas 2,
Rortugalee see ois Bees eee a |
Union of South Africa___| 1 |---_}___-
Azores, France_________- ag 2 eee}
Portugallila sani, Paes ens era eel
TG ea liy siete ee ee nes 2D) | eee | rays
Madeira Islands__.-._.__| 3 |----]__--
ONG a este eaten rene eS ear (ES ae
eee! Ku ae Senta Ng |) UM Pe Fae
Union of South Africa___} 1 |----|___-
es an (G Kc Seay tales apse A | PN Pe fag A
iy ees 6 0 aaa ISI SY | yo |S (ere
JeXaTA AD eg |e aN i eae Pyieeecisaees
asta Oe Beal ip | aan Panola
Mexico, Portugal_______- 75a ek eel eS
Azores, Italy___..______- Diya | es Sy eed
tal yesieces au esa 2g | Eee | aes
Union of South Africa___}| | 1 |---_]___-
Bortugal ee wee heel] all
Chile, Union of South Cy Eas uiaens

Africa.

RS Nite All Weer eS oe eee) pam West 1
Guatemala see ae ee | aes 1
eres C0222 Se Se eee eee eval
BBY ew gue eta A LR ol ce PD 1
IMiexi cow ses elem nee ena DU) feared eae
Panamaeess een eee eee | ala
Bermudas see aia Dei eee ee ee
IMIexi Cosa 5 ed rae a | 1
Chile 2 Cy cus See eliylsy| 5
Swedenese. 0 enue Les AL: | Eee
Netherlands 22 22 22) henna 1
yal a Cn ee a (pire RT
Italy, Morocco_________- P| ear
INetherlands:2--2 2222 |e es 2
eames ge ee Se cet all emer A aT
England, France, Neth- |____|___- 24

erlands.

Ha Walles ee eee CSS Gala

Collected in—

IAEA ECS

Z
HEB nti nn Aen nn
zs
Od
3

yey ey

26

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae) :
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Mespilus germanica (medlar)
Laspeyresia strobilella (L.) (Olethreutidae):

IPA CEORSDSA(SDLU CO) hee eet en ea ye eae
Lecanium coryli (.) (Coccidae):

Sorbus sargentiana (sargent mountain-ash) ___
Lechriops psidii Mshll. (Curculionidae):

Psidiwm guajava (guava) ___-_------.-----_---
Lema bilineata Germ. (Chrysomelidae):

INSU) 0) Mea eee es Se ee alee
Leperisinus fraxini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):

TROLS Bo. (EBM) a es Se Se ee es
Lepidosaphes chinensis Chamb. (Coecidae):

(GAG TH CTO ST sn
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):

Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

Malus sylvestris (apple)_.--.-----_-_-------_--
“ Lepidosaphes’’ esakii Takah. (Coccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut) ______-__-_-___-_-_____-
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):

THU CUSICONICG| (12) seek SHA Die Senet
Lepidosaphes japonica Kuw. (Coccidae):

PAID TES7S Pen (LIT) eet ee ee re SS
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Sule.) (Coccidae):

TUAVYD EL USIS De a eae Eee a eet

Pinus sp. (pine)
Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):

Juniperus sp
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae)*

COE GLAD Ace ae SO ea Ee aioe

Opiniiaisp (Cactus) 222s =n ee ne
Lepidosaphes punicae Laing (Coccidae):

Vanilla sp. (orchid)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Codiaewm variegatum (croton)__.____-____---

Lepidosaphes tuberculata Malen. (Coecidae):
Cymbidium spe (orchid)- 2.8222 ee

(O) Ho) oh Ue bape el pale Taha ek lary ac RE OE ae
Leptoglossus chilensis Spinola (Coreidae) :

WARS Oe, (Cakay Oe) 2 See
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charmoy) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)____---____-__-___-___-

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ..-_..___________-

Citrus sinensis) (orange) -- 2222222 2
Leucaspis indica Marl. (Coecidae):

Mangifera indica (mango)___________________-
Leucaspis loewi Colvee (Coccidae):

Pinus halepensis (aleppo pine)__-___-_-_____-

PINS SD (DING) eee ee ae
Leucaspis riccae Targ. (Coccidae):

Olecieuropaed (Olive) ase s ee ees
Leucaspis signoreti (Targ.) (Coccidae):

IPATVUS TUG) DOUCLIAN Ge ee ea

Pinus sp
Leucinodes orbornalis Quen, (?) (Pyraustidae) :

Solanum melongena (eggplant)
Lichtensia lutea (Ckll.) (Coecidae):

Codiaewm variegatum (croton) ___.-_-____-___-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin 4 aes Collected in—
fx] ett)
Bele iss
ape| © ers
is| ajo
) Oo}
Oa 74a (0
Azores, England, /133 | 1 |____| Calif.,* Iil.,
France, Greece, Italy, Mass., N. J.,
Japan, Madeira N. Y., Oreg.,
Islands, Portugal, eiaisisg ene kets
Spain, Switzerland. Va.
tally toes ee nas EE ee Hah Reco (nae ING SZ,
Genmanyaee a eee iL | fetsseed | Eee IN Ye
TOS OVEALST OVO bo gs eee este aise Soe5 21 INR
Puerto Rico--_-..--_-___ Pe beset INES oP eRe
Wallan fl ee |e igs | ees |
Bnelandss See ees ne Ly ete) Sa RING
Ce Oe a ala Seeesas| all) Obi
JADA hs saree ap eee 1 |_---|__._| Hawaii.
Japan, Korea___________- nears | 2 |e Diteseanyias he
GRU aT ae Se ee anaes These Ne (Op iS
Greece italy 2a sa eee kee Bol INEgegunls NC
AEE OFF n oY sia Sn pes eee 1 | eee eaVVias he
Ses easing) Pe Celiny
Bed CASS aig Nee
JAPAN tine Wire oihos wines eed aes Om VIS hs
IMiexXi Comte Seton ees eee le exes
Shae (0 Vay ete eae ye ee ee te ahs I aha
Ga I EE Eee tee ares | peers | atl en lin Oe] iihecs
Costa Rica, Hawaii, 4/1 Ta\a@alitvees Nema
Mexico, Netherlands, Wash. é
East Indies, Panama, ~
Philippines.
Australia, Belgium, 1 |____| 41 | Calif.,* Hawaii
England, India. N.J.
Madeira Islands_________ Bere PES Sela|) ivilassy
Chiletiee eae eee LOE ee N GS SC
Canal Zone, Panama____|___-} 2 |____| Calif.*
Honduras eee Saere Selig | pero sn | @ alitas
Canal Zone ally Balsecall ODS
Guia rates te thes eta Base|odb eka ney
ST Sr ie] Ren a a cal hed | ee |Seaetes Nye
Italy, Norway... .---- 8) este ee ee ING NC,
Grecceawee tse eee TEE ee SAINTS Nie
Corsica(?) eae eee seme aleee ated Need e
ITA CO Wee neem ese PE ad |S S| ST et INP po
In diataws see ee eee Sees) esse less.
IVE EX CO See eee | eat a 1! Calif.*

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Ligyrocoris abdominalis (G.-M.) (Lygaeidae):
Bromelia pinguin (?)
Orchid

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Agave sp
Capsicum frutescens grosswm (sweetbell red

pepper).
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe) - __-
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Orchid

Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
Cactus

Orchid

Tillandsia sp
Limothrips cerealium Hal. (Thripidae):

PA ven aNS atta) (Oat) se ee ee
Lincus rufospilotus (Westw.) (Pentatomidae):

Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Lineodes integra (Zell.) (Pyraustidae) :

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Lochmaea suturalis (Thoms.) (Chrysomelidae) :
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Lotostege helvialis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
Portulaca sp
Lotostege similalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane)_____---__-_-----
Lygaeus circumplicatus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Orchid Gryeiies hls nese aa
Lygaeus consanguinitus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Persea americana (avocado) ______----_-----_-
Lygaeus teapensis Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton)
Lygaeus vittiscutis Stal (Lygaeidae):

Macropygium reticulare (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Orehig hes: Wess tea athe Mas ee a ae

Macrosiphoniella oblonga (Mordy.) (Aphidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. 2222.2) 2 gk

Mamestra brassicae a. ) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)

Fragaria sp. (strawberry)

Trifolium repens var. (shamrock) -_----------
Maruca testulalis (Csy.) (Pyraustidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Ganaoaliaisp's sites oh Sek bi le ee SE
Herb k
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean) - -
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Megastigmus pistaciae Wk. (Torymidae):
Pistacia sp. (pistache)

Megastigmus suspectus Borries (Torymidae):
Abies cephalonica (Greek fir) ___-_---_-_--__--

Megophthalmus scanicus (Fall.) (Cicadellidae) :
Trifolium repens var. (shamrock)

Melolontha melolontha (.) (Scarabaeidae) :
ING Vif 0) Gay 2 es sa oe EE Ee eee
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae) :
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Country of origin

Argentina

Colombia

Mexico

England, France, Neth-
erlands.

Brazil, British Guiana,
Hawaii, Puerto Rico,
Venezuela.

&
SyPialee- eee ee
Etalye2--s2 2 See reset
re lander ee
Unknown===2--=2- sae
Costa Rica, Ecuador,

Panama.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a | > 3
Asia les
4 3 g as
o Ss
oO | 4 |p
STN ET Be nH |
ews Ske" |esd
Beal sse—| wads
1 Ue ests a NT
Dt | Sete Riss
Os Secs eae
ae ARIS)
es se | |
Poy pees ee
Ee |S
eyes eye bok
Ts eae | eee
CA SOUSA
4 |S EEn be
ge (ae Pee tas
LED | Sere ee AE
aU gee ae
AA ee ees
epee etal
Ais ey d ap A
Doh] RON TEE
Seal eal
sess leaned
ALF Sa Sa
PL HES I es
EBT Bt OHS
59 De hs 1 |
JS | See er
16 | Sassen
Al esi ol Th
1 Fo fe ea
Oh ESE |
3 Gm et
jem ee ek ae
Bea La ay
Og ees | ee
apstatal Ob Ps ees
5 in| ees ees

Collected in—

Tex.
N. J.

Ariz.,
-Tex.

Calif.,

Mi.

N.

Massey PRs,

IN YS:
Calif.,* Hawaii.
INS

INES

Alats Califia
Fla.,*Ha-
waii, N. Y.,
PeluPoR:

Tex.

N.J

INGaYs:

N. Y.

Calif.,* La.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 80, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin By Sauies Collected in—
Bal S |e
5.0/8 /S6
BS] ¥ es
=| ajo
3 olen
Oo | 4 ity
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) var. (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_-..-_-- Colombia, Ecuador, | 5 |----|_-__| N. Y.,S.C
Honduras.
Micrelus ericae Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Callanaisp eee ee er Scotland] ee aaeene VW Weasel accel! INTs dU
Microplaz interrupta Fieber (Lygaeidae):
Sedu Mis ps Peewee eee Bee oA oe eee TEE i ee ee oan 1|/ N.Y
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
TD laNe enw ak ew LN re oS ae IMexicos: --2 254. fused | ess 15) Sse |hexs
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi)______________- Colombia, Dominican | 5 |----|___- N.Y
Republic, Nether-
lands West Indies,
Trinidad.
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia) ____________- Honduras______________- 1 a D.C
Mitrapsylla aibolineata Crawf. (Psyllidae):
IAT plan ete eapnseth Ss) Ton. ie ee ia eet IMPs ee 2822 ill eee mex
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Phalaenopsis amabilis (orchid) --_------------ philippines] =s=—- 2s ees eee 1 | Hawaii.
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ___________ Antiguat: 2225.0 Raia DO sal laeee IRR
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):
PAX URANG (CON) 5 SS Fe ee eS ee Mie x1 COS ese See nae OF see|eoas Tex.
Mordellistena cattleyana Champ. (Mordellidae):
Orchid sips eee ah wee be Se ei ee reas Brazil, Mexico__--_-_---|=---|=--- 2) Fla.
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __..----_-_-_-___- Bahamas, Puerto Rico._|----| 2 |.-_.| Calif.*, Fla.*
Citrus sinensis (Orange) ---------:------_____ TBS A AS ee eee | ae if ees) ie
Neriwm oleander (Oleander) __--_-_---_.-_-----__].-__- (6 cere cae ee a 2 (7 8 ees ERS
Myelobia smerintha (Hbn.) (Galleriidae):
IBATI NOOR 2 aoe Let OE eran One Sel oe IMiexi CO == se eee Digg] eh | EE Tex %
Myelois ceratoniae Zell. (Phycitidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (carob)____-__------_---___- Wa 0slavia eee eee 5) [ema ea Calif.*
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_--_---______ Ttaliy so oe ee eee 3 re lefoee eee B
Myiopardalis pardalina (Big.) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis melo flecwosus (snake melon) ______- ebanon! sas e eee 1 | as | ee INS NE
Myrmedobia tenella (Zett.) (Microphysidae):
WAiSteriaisp eee sa OPAL cay) ton ar Switzerland_______._____]-=__]---- OF | ANIo di
Myzaphis bucktoni Jacob (?) (Aphidae):
ER OSTS ee rate uate ie eee au Rane IMIGxi CO =See eet ae ee 25) (oo alee Calif.*, Tex.
Myzus ascalonicus Doncaster (?) (Aphidae):
Allium ascalonicum (shallot)__--------------- oyaveqbevayel see eh a ee dee 1 | Wash.
Gladiolusisp sae eee eee eee England, Netherlands__|---_|---- PPI ANTS en INio VG
Lilium tigrinum (tiger lily) .--.-----------._- Netherlands__2222222 223) 22] 2222 1 J
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae):
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) --__--__-___- Honduras: 22. 2233228 Wai Eeee eet La.
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Haldeman) (Termi-
tidae):
OY Ovo Le a Oe Ne Se ae Guatemala__-=--22.==-== cee oly Pees leas
Neoclytws cacicus Chevr. (Cerambycidae):
Guajacum officinale (lignumvitae)____----___- Guatemala, Nicaragua__| 4 |_-__|-._-] Calif.*
NAC OVS Seta sy Ee eee ae ae Wenn Pea se IES PI INS Le
Neodryocoetes caribaeus Blkm. (Scolytidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)_____--____--___--_____ Trinidad ees ee ee | euly |Soee|enexs
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Quen.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------_- BTA 71] ee ees ee cea aoe lellien ee hex
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __--.-----_- IMiexi GO sa. Se Ss aeaoee ASY | Sane Pen |mAeXe
Solanum melongena (eggplant)____-_-________]____- (OL ae ee fy) | oe eee Tex.
Neoleucon horribilis Dist. (Miridae):
Philodendronisp ee ee | ee Ot ee | | ee 1| Tex.
Nephotettiz apicalis (Motsch.) (Cieadellidac): P
Injboswithiorchidileaves! =e Sigmibes ae ee Oe eee eet | Peas 1 | Hawaii.
Newsteadia floccosa (Deg.) (Coccidae):
IVC OU SIINIOSS eee erat ik ea TPO RD Uae COR on ann oes Wea | aaa haga TeliNeds
Niphona picticornis Muls. (Cerambycidae):
PAICOCTOIS Die ee ae Sere Ree ee Sa Wrance: 2222s. hee Dy | soc altsees Mass.
Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae): :
INEM eae eee ee eee eels awaits: = Asses eer eas ee 1 |----| Hawai.
ATERUTUTUESD» oon te eels Ra Sa een ad G08) eae 1 Re ete Peat Hawaii.
Vandasps Orchid) poe | ees (a Ko PORE ae ee a ee Dales 2 sees Hawaii.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin ay Se Collected in—
Ha] & |&e
g2| § (68
=| glo
(o) io) [a
6) Z |p
Nysius dallasi White (Lygaeidae):
PA Tar Giese fee SP a Sn A A Ma waileses ee ----| 2 |----| Hawaii.
Nysius delectus White (Lygaeidae):
Nin lane mes sos hae RD ARSED 5 LO EES GO Reins spe aes BAA ESS Ea walls
Nysius terrestris Usinger (Lygaeidae):
PANT DIATIC UChr artes teal Heme cy EEE See, Hawaii, Midway Island_|----| 3 |_--.| Hawaii.
Odonaspis greeni Ckll. (Coccidae):
Rambusa sp. (bamboo)--_____-_------------ Quam es eA Pa pene ele: © alitas:
Oedionychis decorata (Blanch.) (Chrysomelidae):
Prunus domestica (plum) -_-__---------..------ Chilets= 2 1) Sis ee INeexe
Oedopeza pogonocheroides Serv. (Cerambycidac):
Samanea saman (raintree saman)___-_____.__ B17, eee nese eee al easel acl) ING he
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
IBGOMe1IA Gitar te winipely RE in re ay ye Ct en gu IMexi COs ee! Ava sou eal ao Mexs
Oday Gl ea ee aay eee eee eee Guatemala__________--_- Apes See lal anes
Orthezia praelonga Dougl. (Coccidae):
Casuarina sp. (Australian pine)___-_-_-_____- TAN Dae a8 ee sessed er sesl ede AD Ge
Codiaeumisp-a(croton) 22 ee ee ee (LO Rarer oe Rhee Se Th ees ees INS Cs
Ortheziola signoreti (Haller) (Coccidae):
AVVO Od Simm OSSEHe Ss Pe ae eine rani ce te tee eee ee Seal leseel | ble Elio la
Orthochaetes setiger (Beck.) (Curculionidae):
PE IiLMISD a (lily) Ssscee eee ee ee ene nel andes eee See eel abo ONL
Orenatoniteiec erosus (Woll.) (Scolytidae):
JEG ADS (Gots) base ee ee A OT; 11 a) ee eee eet ee iL eee | eee eT
Orthotomicus laricis (F.) (Scolytidae):
J EEA TIO Gy Oigey este eee ea chen ey Der ee be Ree Re eet tal Lea oe GOR ae fay Seloternisin else sleek) JOR,
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidac):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)___-____________- Goldi@oast=! ee |e ee ool| IID) Ok,
Ozycarenus laetus Kirby (Lygaeidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; lint)_______.__.-_-____- ATTY 1 es ite eer ara Bae (aries \ane Call ig) DACG;3
Orycetonia jucunda (Fald.) (Scarabaeidae):
Soil around dwarf quince tree______--_-___-_- Japankas vie sres were ees | eee] (a) ees EVV ASH
Oxydema longulum (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
FETELICON {GES Pia 3k ae a a I WU SCA EVA Wali eee cin er 1s ee eee | awaits
Ozineus prolirus Melzer (Cerambycidae):
Ste rn eet sae VOR Money A eg REEL: ED a LBS GEWAN Wes lyin cee os eat bene | Ce ca heli No NES
Ozophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Onchid eet eitnes Fay BA ENE ROT OIAEL ek IN USOC eles eata! 1 | Tex.
Pachybrachius nietneri (Dohrn) (Lygaeidae):
Litchi chinensis (lychee) _--...__.------------- Philippines! ==] 1 |___.|__._| Hawaii.
Wandarsp (Orchid) mee eae eee ee | GORE A ieee | eeeesl | eae Ea walls
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):
Vanda denisoniana (orchid) -________________- Sia mb eee eet hee aes pene |e ee |e ha @ alia
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Centaurea cyanus (bachelors-button) - xi 1G | ees |e eMexe
Gomphrena dispersa _________________- ese Sell JSR
Pachyzancla periusalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
IWiee dite Aah rene: DUA te Se Seren bres hiB REE, Os Sh Ses aon tienen 1) | nee ee INS Ys
Palaeopus costicollis Mshll. (Curculionidae):
DI0SCOFED SDs: (VAIN) Sate ee eeu pee mrnnaee dvont yey a 1 Ea Pe ota
Zingiber officinale (ginger)___...___.-___-_____]_---- Owe ite Saat a1; eee EAP 31 GNT Yes
Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):
FAUT planeteienn feet Sine Ca LATS MO Tae Bhilippinesse sas aes eas 1 |___-} Hawaii.
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) _-______________- Mex C02. seen eS 1S | sae Eee Nec
Paraleyrodes citricolus Costa Lima (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -_______-_---- Colombial= aaa ee | ea ees IN Ye:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _________________ Mexico estas Sie 1 | eee | eae ex
Paraleyrodes goyabae (Goeldi) (?) (Aleyrodidae):
Psidiwm guajava (guava)_____________________|____- C0 nse Seekhe: 1p | meee | Peon | AZ =
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae (Moll.) (Itonididae):
Cattleya skinneri (orchid) .__________________- CanaliZoneseee ee ee Sees at ANS dle
Orchids eke ee he Ee ale ae SUES Ciuba® 52222 a ea AS PEO eh las
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) ___________-____- Japan, Mexico_________- TY Se COMI BInNS | 18 fe%
waii, Tex.
Camelliaispao Ses seen ae Been Ore Chine, Japan, New Zea- |_---|--_-} 11 | Calif.*
land.

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List of pes's (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—C ontinued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Parlatoria crotonis Doug]. (Coecidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (croton)
Parlatoria morrisoni McKenzie (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)
Nerium oleander (oleander)
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)
Ficus carica (fig)
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Olea europaea (olive)
Pyrus communis (pear)
J RROXYUR ES) 0 Sees UES CANES ROE TE A ee
Vitis sp. (grape)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Ldgr.) (Coccidae):
Aerides quinquevulnera (orchid)
Dendrobium infundibulum (orchid)
Orchid
Vanda teres (orchid)
Vanda sp. (orchid)

Parlatoria theae Ckll (Coccidae):
Acer sp. (maple)
UOT TTS: SP oe aa ae eee SpA Wie Shes ae caine
Punica sp

Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Gitrusisinensis. (Orange) esses ee eet
CUTUSIS PBA eg A BPN Sh uine ene eye
Paromius gracilis (Rambur) (Lygaeidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)

Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)

Fibiscus esculentus (okra)

Penichora fasciata Steph. (Cerambycidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Perkinsiella saccharicida Kirk. (Delphacidae):
Peay 0) Fay yee es Sere a Ne ey eS Ee a
Perkinsiella vastatrix Bredd. (Delphacidae):
i NG Veh 0) Fz aces ee UTNE ah Ol CAR oy Del eee a
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
Daucus carota (carrot)

Phatnoma annulipes concisa Drake (Tingidae) _-
Orchid

Country of origin

Brazile 2s st Se Fae

Argentina, Brazil, Cuba_

Argentina, Brazil,
Mexico, Spain.

CubayHawaills22s =

Greece

Batavia, Guam __
Hawaii, Philippines__---

China, Philippines,

Saudi Arabia.
Algeria, China, Italy___-

China, Italy

Union of South Africa___

Antigua, Egypt, Hawaii,
India, Japan, Leba-
non, Mexico, Puerto
Rico, Siam, Syria

Hawaii, Mexico, Puerto
Rico, Philippines

Gold .Coast, Hawaii,
Venezuela, Virgin Is-
lands.

Brazil, Dominican Re-
public, India, Puerto
Rico

France, French West
Africa, Germany, Italy

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
& | pb 3
Esl ales
as} 9/25
q Alo
i) Oo}
Sy) 4 fay
ate Pn Osa | peer
are Oi sige
cae ely al
ceeitly 4a fpr
Los Aeetelige?
~ asl qadyiltie
iN Reve ee
Dil s2s| ety
Ayal Sees ae
See sccell ie
85 pelg| ee
Dye |se3 33 Ada
TH PSA at
SLES 2
pee eS 1
ON SG ea
a ee aE
ee ye ewe
ees | SS od
Snes | Eee i)
seth BN an ey,
pay es Pees 8 (ea |
asl eee |
Syn En eee
OP Wally Wages
Be RelA pled Bee
3 a A ae
ae i Bases
DIN IRE) | Some?
1) feet Pe
16] 9] 4
OW eZ leuk
PJ ee || 9-9
1 Aelia
nh ee ee
ean yaks) estes
3 Har eee ee
1 Wives | eee
2

Collected in—

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*, Fla.*
Calif.*, Fla.*

Calif.*, Va.

ABAAZZ Zz

N.Y.

Fla.

Calif.*, N. J.

Calif. om Ha
waii.

Calif.* p

Calif.*
Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.*, Pa.

Pa,
Calif.* , Minn.,
N. Y.

Calif. pela
waii, Pa.
Bla.* Ne Yi.

N. Y.

Galif.,* D. C.,
Hawaii, N. Y.,
TREE IR Ro
Tex., Va.

Hawaii, P. R.,

Tex.
Calif.*,, Ds C:,
N. Y.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin & Sales Collected in—
Bal 5 |&,g
3.o/ 2g |S
Qi| © |Add
Sr S12
© |Z ia
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______-_-----_-_- (GY ay es Sai oa Seem PP oe MINTS NS
IDFA AD Say, (Qe) Ne SE Sees . Ki Te Seas |e laviass
(SUOMI = ES SEE Fe es See ee ee i | es POT AONE
ENDISCUSISD eee ee PYe| PBesra| |e Oil PIN ISEN G
Lilium sp. (lily) ---_----=-- naires SOEs ANB NE
Nerium oleander (oleander) 1h Se | SANE NG
Soiliwith potted plants - 222 010s ere ON GUTS eee ene ee Seale ale ee EN EY,
Phelomerus aberrans (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
(CLG ATE GI OY i SR a eae Canal Zone, Honduras__| 3 |----|_.-_| La.
Phenacaspis aucubae (Cooley) (Coccidae):
LETS Peewee ete oes Ss Lege Bi daly Dae oe ane ANZ) oa a bese Mas Si ay Ris |e | ea Wias h
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Fullaway (Coccidae):
PANES COn Crepe nin nee Shen Lees ea de ey AN be Se ees Be paar lea © allitas
Gocosnuciferas(COCconut) 2 = 52-2 a eae aes OES Se ae eS aon aune Ih es eee, CORN ES
ALLO SH OV se EA as ee a EC GOES EUS GEES, Sy Ley |es=5 |S ne Calitie
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) -___|____- (0 Ka). ee a stapes Se ett eas | eaten aes Calli frase
Phenacoccus azaleae Kuw. (Coccidae):
FROG OCENUTOTASD eee aang ee oe Japa Nea Nae meee sener oo |ssa|Nailel eel ayaa.
Phenacoccus madeirensis Green (Coccidae):
Vent bass ps (TiN t) teeter eae even! Madeira Islands________- 1s | Seen eIViasss
ECULONS Deere inh ed ed ee ey dah ow Serna eek o nebo | Boats (6 Ko sees ig i onttpen gs aos 22a | as2| Mass.
Phloeotribus scaratbaeoides (Bern.) (Scolytidae):
Olgarewro paca (Olive) es ne ee GAL a ps etme a ec gas NS pumas Ost ING et N canoe
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
MaetisiSD=(BTaApe) Stes Pee ee Nanya cakes Union of South Africa___| 1 |---_]-._.| N. Y.
Phyllotreta atra (F.) (Chrysomelidae): 5
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ._------__; Italy________._______.__- eT el oes SING
Phyllotreta cruciyerae (Goeze) (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -__--_____]____- (6 la 2b peng apie sate ca ela ES Beso el gee Ne Vos
Physonota disjuncta (Chev.) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchideser rei petate dees eee se eae Mexico_--_--_-- iaese a7 als poe eer eT WANT 25
Physorrhinus distigma Cand. (Elateridae):
CORR au Los ae Se i ag i a a eh fe te (6 (0 ee eer es Tia E | ae OX
Pieris brassicae (1..) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (caulifiower) -______- DALEY ipa tpt atc nh WS ee od ep Niedee NTS YG
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) _____.__._| France, Portugal________ ta ioe |letee | Pas
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel) _.________-_______- Tp iyaces Soa Rea ge cl fier | ee 1 |.N. Y
Pinnaspis buzi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Arecastrum romanzoffianum (queenpalm)____| Brazil_.______.__________}____|___- 1 | Dene
IB TOMES tee oe ete nt ae ome eee analeZone! a= =e 1 | Calif.*
Cocosinitcifera: (COCONUT) sete eee em Panama =! Calif.%
Dendrobium gracilicaule (orchid) ____________- Australia 1.) Calif.*
Tlowea sp. (palm) Panama Wel aN FerAl
EIVIOISE EGOIST) teers le oe eee Pee Ni Antigua 1 | Fla.
ENALOGEILARONAS Dae et eye ay ele nate Brazil, Hawaii 4 | Calif.,* Tex.
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)__-_________- NETS Wa Los eee eerie if Aopen) ose Ohi tise
Pityogenes bidentatus (Hbst.) (Scolytidae):
EUTALSIS DD =) (DITO) oe tee en or le Germany, Netherlands, | 3 |____|----| Ala., Tex.
Poland :
WVO0 GES aneerser setts pee enone re eran ee Net era d Sees seeen eens Nb eee | en aT few
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
PEICECAS =u (SDGUICE) Hee ete mele na Norway; Sweden. 22 25) ej claes oe INDY.
PPUIUUSISD DING) meee eee eee eres yey eae Belgium, Germany, Sip Sede es [asec Ala., I., La.,
Netherlands, Norway, ING Wey bexs
Sweden
IWOOGEMACh Ale zee cette arrted mene arn eve ne ean Swedenties starwars Sly | eect | bores Call eee NG
Plagiodera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
BT OMELLO DUNG ULLTUA Gt) eee ee ee ee IMIGXiCOL eee ees eS |e ale ex
OTC ee a nels Be ate NE ie USES ete Oven ose oe aeons SANDE inane | oe OX
Plagiodera thymaloides Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Wa cthiis eee hike ie Ma ee a eas 0 Soe eee = ie eee Is | iis ies exe
(OFC) 0616 busserey se tials Sn i ie Os Ss ag eel Li ly (GY 0): aaa repainae pee hey pec Eo | er On | eX,
Plagiognathus arbustorum (F.) (Miridae):
HELOSGLS Day (ROSE) so way ae ea ati ee Sweden si) ssa tee fae Tah id ae a INAWYS:

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inclusive— Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Capsicum frutescens grossum (sweetbell red-

pepper). :
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Rosa sp. (rose)
Sechium edule (chayote)

Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
Ananus comosus (pineapple)
Gedrelaprrertcaman(?)) eset eee eee nee:
Copaifera hemitomophylla (cativo)
Cybistax donnell-smithi (primavera)
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood)
Persea americana (avocado) _______-__________

Platysaissetia castilloae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
SELEDISCUS ISDE se saree eo on ores eee

Plinthisus brevipennis (Latr.) (Lygaeidae):

Moss. and soil packing. -___._____-_-__-__-___-

Plinthisus minutissimus Fieber (Lygaeidae):
Packing

Podagrica TeaiGe (l.) (Chrysomelidae):

Lilium candidum (Madonna lily) ____-__.___-

Pogonocherus fasciculatus Deg. (Cerambycidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)

“Poliaspis’’ pini (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Pinus sp. (2-leaved pine)

Pollinia pollini (Costa) (Coccidae):
Olea europaea (olive)

Polychrosis botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)

Polygraphus poligraphus (.) (Scolytidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)

Prays endocarpa (Meyr.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Citrus grandis (pummelo)_____-___-._--__----

Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Oleaeuropaea: (olive) ee

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Green) (Coccidae):
Cattleya mossiae (orchid) _....__-__----_-___---
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
IPhiLodemdronis pees ee a ee ee ee
Pseudaonidia tesserata (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
Catasetum sp. (orchid)
Orch i Gee see ae a ses nae Berea pea
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Gitrusilimoni (lemon) = sae ne ee ene
Mangifera indica (mango) ______..___________-
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)
LizyphusyujubaGujube) eae ee
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Cattleya percivaliana (orchid)
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) _..--- 2-222 2S
Laelia autummnalis (orehid).._..-.-_-.---__---
Odontoglossum citrosmum (orchid)
Orchid

Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Pseudococcus pandani (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Pandanus sp

Country of origin

Cuba, Mexico__________-
IMGxiCOe 2922 sece see

Venezuela____.-_..__-_-- :

Cuba, Puerto Rico,
Trinidad, Venezuela.

Venezuela.____-_-______--

Brazil WE 9 ts Le ES EES,

Unknown eit at Awaba ee

Canal Zone, Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Venezuela.

Bermud gas

Guam, Hawaii, Philip-
pines.

Kwajalein: ....--..-2--<-

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

& | |e | Collected in—
Beals [fe

25/8 jos

= Alo

iS} Oo lm
Oo |Z |e

Ot Rn eet Neve whex
1a eae Ree | Calink
es eee eT ex

4 |___-|_--.| Tex

| een ee ex

hk] EERE ee INE eye
])o|ewee Beas exe
Tees) (Sebo) 2B.

4, [eet ES SCs

1h, St ee lcas

IP eaiee oeesl| Nia YG

[a | Rs | es Tex

EEE |e ES eA 27

Tes ee | ea IN aye

eas) 5 45a) live lalla Ob,

edi Bets) lal Ne do

1h | ee ees INE res

2 \_-.-| 3 | Oreg., Wash.
Se esee|) hel No Ue F
19) eee ee | pee

Dhl eel Ala.

ees a eset) COBO

Fp eee se ONL IN, V5 TERE
fee ees le eC aliens

7 | 2 |_.--| Ala., Fla.,* NLY.,

PLR.

one eee Pein elas
peas | ebome |e 2 | ND

BE ewse|t TL |} NR

ira ee 1) espe el SI 22 Sp

| 2) | es eC alites:

1h] eal | EE NBS

1) ee |e lane
1/228 | BSS | INES
Dement nC alifes
Sees SST eexe
ES | ES Ee eC alites
eS | PSUS es eC alifing

Bee Be ASE INTO
1 |22=2|2e= | eMiass

8} 2].3 | Calif.*
Se | SES | al) | elawaens

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AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

33

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Pseudococcus pini Kuw. (Coccidae):
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine)
Pinus sp. (two-leaved pine)
Pinus sp
Pseudococcus probrevipes Morr. (Coccidae):
Heliconia sp
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)
Carica papaya (papaya)
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid)
Orchid
Pseudoparlatoria serratulae Towns. & Ckll. (Coc-
cidae):
Oncidium sp. (orchid)
Orchid
Psylla rhododendri Puton (Psyllidae):
Rhododendron sp
Psylla uncata Ferris & Klyver (Psyllidae):
Acacia sp
Psylliodes cipgaceplala (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Rrassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Brassica rapa (turnip)
Ptosima undecimmaculata Hbst. (Buprestidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
Rryophyllum sp
Campsis radicans (trumpet creeper) _-------_-
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)

Pittosporum sp
Pulvinaria we Ckll. (Coccidae):
Flower:
Pulinana Abiola (CkIl.) (Coecidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Puto mexicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Orchid
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)

Pyrrhocoris apterus (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Alliwm cepa (onion)
oe as speratus (Kolbe) (Rhinotermiti-
ae
Rhododendron sp
Rhagoletis Cena Pall, ) (Tephritidae):
Rosas
Rhagoletis Picamnatn (Fall.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Rosa sp
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry)

Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Rhagoletis striatella Wulp (Tephritidae):
Physalis sp. (husk tomato)
Rhinacloa subpallicornis Knight (Miridae):
Citrus medica (citron)
Gladiolus sp
Lantana s
Rhiobia praeceps Bergroth (Lygaeidae):
Cryptomeria sp
Rhopalophora incrustata Chevr. (Cerambycidae):
Chrysanthemum maximum (shasta daisy) - ---

974458—52——5

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin a, sill Collected in—
Sq] 6 |Mq
Se os! eS
g~ q One
S) ol”
oO] 24 Iau
Senet Jap anes ee ee ee eee sees eae
a Rapes wes Sap eee eb COR e ae sea = ees Re ee en Vash!
NAS FUER TREN CAE Meese ee Ses COS eae 2 eee |e ees Wash
epee nea mg aah Rees Sy OS Nee eres Canali Zones saa as (ors REP ees |g a)
ape en CA (Oxo) (oyanl| OVE a eal ee ee IN be
Pa Nese emre eeteetin sate cae WD a es ey es kee e Wee sR ae
eae es Se Guatemalaee sees | eee eee ela alin:
TiDaes See Se pees Poel Ib INES.
is iee apse aaed a IMAGE eee a ee eee elem) «al. || Ney
Lede EO ea SAN es | ae id | at aa TO Ox
Merk ih ae pees Aes oy Ne ShiyzerM een ave leis ee Nh STL ING ay
BRS Sone ie eae Tee Ps Be le AIS tral ig eee at he es |e ee ell awall
See eae Oboes naYo ee ee oe ee te col) al We SN a neee,
ONAL pe asion ae ed hae ore STC yee ete eis Feenstra eNO EA | ESSA (TDD | INV Ce
Spe autos el agli (6 (oe ier I rae el eal edad ANS OG,
PE itierp ey caer am Se roan se Taxes nay b KG by ae Se eS alla SINT NG
Ew Rea LOS SA ae Si hehe hones | Pes] BI Pe (EAA Nes
Bea TERT SRN ey Hawaii, Mexico, Trini- | 1 |____| 2 Ala., Ariz.,
dad Calif.*
AS BS eI eee ea Vafeymanyuto ee a ol abet al INT AY
Philippines*2eeeo soos The eel eel || Ohalttigs:
ERI Rie VVLES Grail Gli © Sere see ee ee | | | a | STN ps
VICK COM oes een ce) hee os 1 | Ariz.
eer France, Italy, Switzer- Bh AL de WINGS Neg 12)
land.
Bilger ao ea ek Gees TG yee lee || Gh | iets [teers | eV Ss
PE Nee Nea peg fey feos SS iN al al deka
[W)nralkccr1 0) yy eee | ees 1 teal NERY:
Netherlands___-__-__-____]____ eal pants dic
Saad Netepce Osco apres Oe ee France, Germany, Italy, | 14 | 12 |____| Mass., N. Y.
Spain, Switzerland.
As Ste een ET eh A eae GreeceS wed ere syn eee PINE Ye
BSS yg pt gata IMIGro(o Rae te bh |e all anor.
piel Pi A ah Salata ois a (Gloss eee tee Ree AU SRA e ee St ANs-<
aT ae | INERYS
1 |e A [ INERYs
poe ats BEN Cpe) Moa Reet Pee AR ee aap ts ss | Se | IN
EAC rep ANAC SE INC OREN LU te eee ARON Se oS cs el I EIN
Miexico sate) Dial essai es | Tex

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List of pests (insects) collected and exported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

inclustve—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin & | ple | Collected n—
E d| BS |&q
SEN El ee
a ~ alo ~
S) Oo }n
oO 14 |
Rhopilouphontnie tulipaellus (Theob.) (Aphi-
ae):
Apium graveolens (celery) -------------------- Netherlands" 2-22 ss ss. rede dl olbeke il ave,
Beta vulgaris macrorhiza (mangel-wurzel) ----- AETTY G1] 77 Gens ee eee Bel leeks loa INE Aes
Gladiolisispeas: acne see a eee eee neers LOU teh roe Bier Eseclese=|0-24|) Jill, Nod
Raphanus sativus (radish) -_------------------ Netherlands__---_______- ees na | eee Pas
TRL GASP ep (GUILT) eee eee eee [eee OU) eee es So 5 esas Bl Wey ITS disp INT
Rhyparochromus chiragra (F.) (Lygaeidae):
Sphagnum moss packing-------------------- (Genml anya eee oe se | eee See ee | Nye
Ribua innozia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -__--_--------__- Cubase eae AQ) | 22S iis pave
Scolopostethus decoratus (Hahn) (Lygaeidae):
Soilinvei lipo Tatra ts Bee ee ee en eee eee ING ove by ave se INT YO
Sehirus biguttatus (.) (Pentatomidae):
TONES GalTE tere aes ene ee tee ees ee eR Siwiedentety kc iisek rates. | aes | eee Wp INT 5 VS
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
TROSOASD seers Mee tec en eas ere UA ete Whinl:aakoy wali ee 1 ees | adtiexs
Serica brunnea (1.) (Scarabaeidae):
Soilkwathsplanttse else ee eee eae Nether] ac soe coe | ean ee 1s Nee
Serica brunnea (L.) (?) (Scarabaeidae):
Soil with Delphinium sp. plant_-__-_--_-_--- Sweden st ie aired | key | ome I IN fs 8G
Sesamia cretica (Led.) (Phalaenidae):
EET Si (COLT) eee ea eres eer ane es ee Dts eee eo eee eehce ay ape a te INS 3S,
Sesamia vuteria (Stoll) (Phalaenidae):
Malus SylvesiniSh AD DIC) ee et ee eee en CL ee a a tee 1h) a eee INL SG
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear) ----_--------|----- 1G ERE mel ae core a gl eee | eee N. Y.
Sinozylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
ATU (OY OG beste ua ih taal Uae aye ee Dilla don Try 1g SS rs 6 SNE eae: A ee |e INTE ion WES
Sinoxylon conigerium Gerst. (Bostrichidae):
(Wy 5 Ls SP Sa ae ear cal Hawaii, India____-______- Dis ee | ee Calif.,* Mass.”
Sinorylon sexdentatum (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae)
Sy SWi0O den Staves ie -aoee teed mente Nama ney olen me JeXOy ONL Ths | Sree | Sees Va.
Siphoninus phyllireae (Hal.) (Aleyrodidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_____________ Greece essa as aera ee | SOR fia | eINEe
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-_____-_-------- Miexicos 24s eee as iL | aaa Se Tex.
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):
PNG 0) EE AVS ee a a Se a British Columbia, Can- |__._} 5 |_--.| Wash.
Sixeonotus luteiceps Reuter (Miridae) : ada
Cachuse ne Sos 629 NORGE SPV nS Re hoe eres AES INTO Xd CO R= Set eee tel eren Sree | bes Bede 1 | Tex.
Mammillaria neumanniana (eactus)----------]----- 10 Se SOS RS EE Sed ae 1 | Tex.
VECO LGA OOGS 1) see eee | ee COSSess ae ee eee ae | ene ene IN
VAC TITY OTL GIS Dee ee ee ae ee ee | Ee CO see See | ES ee 3 | Tex.
D2 Eh eel aA aE en eee I is ee eh a 2 [A ely | COS a a RES ee eee hi Pe ee 1 | Tex.
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae) :
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom) _____--__--- Gal yee eee ee ee Re | es ee WINS die
CYLISUSISD Be ee BE NE ee ene ee eel Bat Belgium, Denmark-_-_--}|____|__--| 3 | N.J., Pa., Tex.
Laburnum alpinum (Seotch laburnum) __-_-- Wtalya2 eae ee eee es ee ee 1S | BINS Yee
IWR DION CCG: 5 ee Se eh 5 [5 ee Gomes ees EE re eee ROR 1 | Mass.
Spartium junceum (weavers-broom) -----.---|-----d0_------_----_=------]----]---- 1] N. J.
Sphenarches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophoridae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)____-_--_------------ Per COPECO mse es eee EA) peta ban yt INIg esp dees Ris
Spintherus leguminum (Ratz.) (Pteromalidae):
VACTOASALIUCACVELCH) eee ee ae eer nse ene Germany ===sse eee IU |S ia et Pa.
Stenoma anonella Sepp. (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop) ------------------ let yal bon ey pas poe ee Hei | ap axe INi= 3%
Annona reticulata (custard-apple)_-___-_-___- IMIGxICO Sas ese CS I ee | ees He ea) WY
Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado)--_--------------- Brazil, Canal Zone, Co- | 27 | 10 | 1 | Ala. Cailif.,*
lombia, Costa Rica, Wea ANI Wop
Ecuador, Honduras, IPERS exc
Mexico, Nicaragua, Va.
Panama, Peru, Salva-
dor, unknown.
PersediSp eee moos Sa Re eee Colom pia seers | eee 1S SeeevGalitee
Stenoscelis hylastoides Woll. (Curculionidae): |
WitisiSDil(2TaDe) ese nee ee ee eee Union of South Africa___}| 1 |_---|---- INlo MS

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin 4, Beles
Hal] 8 ag
3.2) 8 |A-8
a » dlo ~
° oO }n
Oo | 4 i
Stenygrinum quadrinotatum Bates (Ceramby-
cidae):
Quer CUStSD s(ACOLN) Base ans eee eee walt (@) so ae He Serene es
Stephanitis pyri (F.) (Tingidae):
BOLOTLEUSEETAS Dae eee eee eae oe Greece esa = wenn AG ERT Eee 1
Cydonia oblonga (quince) -_------------------ THEN Bc 1 Sey ees
Stephanoderes buscki Hopk. (Scolytidae) :
Caesalpinia pulcherrima (Barbados pride)---_| Canal Zone__-__-___-----|----|---- 2
DLOSCONEG SD a (VAIN) he eee ee IB ATA OSs ae neeee Oss eee
VIG OUOIS D eee ea eae ae 8 ee ea ee eee @arral’Zon cia wacee ee | ears 2
Stephanoderes depressus Kichh. (Seolytidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) _______------+----- PuecTiOR RICOH! === naan ae 1 paced Pe
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Gofemspa(Cotice) eens ee eee Angola, Brazil, Nether-| 3] 1] 1
lands East Indies,
South America.
Stephanoderes lecontei Hopk. (Scolytidae):
Karwinskia humboldtiana___-___-_----------- VEC x1 CO =a sats sie was iL | Seo era
Sybra alternans Wied. (Cerambycidae): ;
With ginger and _ bird-of-paradise-flower | Hawaii_-_-________--__-- Liss | eeecisial E23 &
cuttings.
Syritta oceanica Macq. (Syrphidae):
Gocosmicifera: (COCOnUt) a2 ee eee eee Ose ia as anes (lis eee | reeds
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __-.--__----------- Syooulnaelas ey ee Us eee Woe
Dionthaie:sps (CAMNatION) eases eee nee sea ee Genmanye ees D1 | eked |S
Gladiolis Sp Sas htt ene as bese Se Sre 1D) eri a7 keen eee ne ee te Eee DS
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ___-__-_______- SQO ME WAKGLS Se Pe tna bral peace
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)_--__-_--______- Sweden shasta nee sas IE real ates
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -____._.__--_-_-___- So t]a11 essere eee 2 | eee | ace
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae) :
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia) ------___-_- a Walt sso eee eS iL | Sasaki
CON CUOLITS Dae a ene ie eS S See eee Ne eres doSees a Sareea 1 es [eles
Dianthus'sp> (carnation): <22==2222-=2= sess China, Hawaii-_-_-_-----_- S| ees | eens
DELO BRY IIIS Dis 8S SS aaa SS Hawaii! eo rengaay ite | ea ee
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) --__-____}---_- COEssss sie BELA aune aT | ee ae | eee
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) ____]--_.-do___--___-__-------- aia tes sere eh ge
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) _--_---------_- Miexicoesesiuae hom Ai ooes ONF| eee | eee
Tanymecus confusus Say (Curculionidae):
GLOGLOUUSTS DR rie a ee Se et NES ee ees | REE (6 Uap tea ee re ee ies eres | earns
“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______-_-_------- Azores, Mexico-__---_---- PRE eeellase
“Targionia”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
SDTOSCOTCOLS De Cy AIM) Maer ee nes beeen nicer eee Barbados, Canal Zone, | 12 | 2 |___-
Cuba, Nevis, St. Kitts.
“Targionia’’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae) :
(GEASS Sas he bet a SS es Oe a he Guam, Puerto Rico_____- Tee
ROS DOLLIES Dee ee ee etn et eee ee Sn eee ING seria teas Ante ees) 2 Pata b
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _-________- Haiti, Honduras, Mexico | 2! 1 |___-
Tarsonemus laticeps Halb. (Tarsonemidae):
INA GSGUG Oa ee ak SS a England, Netherlands___|____}____| 2
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
(Ove nu (6 ges SUE ES Se ee a One ay eee ee IViexi COS eee ae Pn eee PG
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
COPAY LEO a a es Ee a en a ne GOCE Lee RES eT Ra es ee Gea):
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
OTH AER eT Dieis ie ee eS eG | Rae OMEN ERS eet ere ark anes 51 ()
ele distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miri-
ae
AYpiden agri m!) Sp.-(OrGhid) S2=a2 = 22 CanallZone tes ee | bee eee SEL
Orch idee eeee SRN 5 pase Nee eA ows, GO Bact AS PE eS, | RETR Beas fle)
Tenthecoris orchidearum Reuter (Miridae):
Catileyaispsl(Orchid) Seale ee BLAZER Ae Oe Mh Se 1

Collected in—

Tex.
Mass.
Tex.
12%, 18%

Ill., N. Y., Tex.

Tex.

Hawaii.

Calif., * Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif.*

Tex.

Tex.

Calif.,* N.
Tex.

Fla.,*
ING YS

NEES
Mass.,

ON 7 DAC:
C.

Fla LAAN Gio Go
Tex.

N. J.

Tex.
Mex
Mexe
Fla.
Fila.
Calif.*

36

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1960,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Tenthecoris venezuelensis Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
@atileyaisp (Orchid) aes ee eee

Oncidium sp. (orchid)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
Bauhinia sp
Cassia fistula (golden-shower)
Hearing humboldtiana

Pithecellobium dulce (guamuchil)
Tetraleurodes fict Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae):
EXC LOSTIVANS Deets et aL TeN teen eee oy eee EO
Tetraleurodes quadratus Sampson & Drews
(Aleyrodidae):
Rosa sp. (rose)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Ckll.) (Aleyrodidae):

Tetropium fuscum (F.) (Cerambycidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
Anemone sp
Chrysanthemumyspee aes ee ae ee
Dianthus sp. (carnation)

Flowers
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)
Mimosa sp
ROS GSP Eee BEEK De Oe Se ee ate eet

Trifolium repens var. (Shamrock)
Thrips flavus Schr. (Thripidae):
Bellis perennis (English daisy)
Chrysanthemum sp
Zantedeschia aethiopica (callalily)
Tozotrypana curvicauda Gerst. (Tephritidae) :
Carica papaya (papaya)
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Laurus sp
Trialeurodes EEO Russell (Aleyrodidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)
Trialeurodes oblongifoliae Russell (Aleyrodidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Ckll.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Citrus sp
Trionymus peregrinus (Green) (Coccidae):
Amaryllis sp
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Trioza urticae (L.) (Psyllidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Tubifera arvorum (F.) (Syrphidae):
ZANT) Am 6 aN ae Sie ae ae yal
Ulopa reticulata (F.) (Cicadellidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae) :
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Giinusisinensisi(OTan ge) see ee ene ene
Unaspis euonymi (Comst.) (Coccidae):
LUOTY TIALS IS D seer a ee ee ee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin 4, ales
Be 8 [My
S| 2/3.
a= g Sue
iS) oO }a
oO 124 ia
Colombias= = ene | eee |
Weneziielassss suena sans Vaee See eal
IMICXI COS EEIUE fae weal Sean | 1
INDE a =k cose lleeeeleene 1
Mexico Pease ae ee dll pea eal
Guatemala, Mexico_____ | ee en
INKOXICOMR eat eee ene ye Jephers|aress
ES anes LORE acre eae one | este Ee
ered GOs 252 eae Se eel pL | een ees
shag
INOnWiaiyeeet ee ee a Lar ge al ae
Netherlands____________- ey | eee ea
IDmoveAyaNol Se ee aa Ud |e es a
Czechoslovakia, Ger- | 3 |____|____
many, Italy.
IBNGA BAC S os Seas ee sk ib ere
Siwiedentekins essen BU hates [Aah Se
Calliver eta SEEN Sat eee a A alae tae
Gs Helowalcia™ (Ger=a|e2ia| teed | eee
many, Norway.
Ireland, North Ireland__| 1 |----] 1
Czechoslovakia__________ G1 Revnses | epee
Whinl anon anges a Loe s vse
IMiexiCOn2 = 525 eee ee sige | oes (Beene
eds LORE eS Sate ee cee il | mene ete
Dal ySee SAUTE ee ae Boel gli | cate
a ee Qe a SA ees tye | enced | meee
IMiexi COS ene = sae eres ia) Sel Sees
renee LOSE ee er | | een | eee
Bes Goze Fel se ee eee | el ee ee
eae Go Se ees orl | Ween fee
Netherlands_____________ ee) pe (hell
iBhilippinesseessessee=oe re aes (MD | onereee
Netherlands____________- he fama be ha mt
ELA Waller Seen eet erne See (vole | eee
Scotlanceeess se sae bei ele bl
British’ ) Wrest. “ndiessaiy 153) aan
Jamaica, Mexico,
Puerto Rico.
Argentina, Brazil______- pee ||| eee
Japan seve se A Oe ane 1

Collected in—

Tex.
Tex.

INIG Ue

Calif.*

Ala.

Hawaii.

INig 2G

Calif.,* N. Y.

Fla.*
Calif.*

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS of

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 80, 1950,
inclusive— Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin 4 | pla | Collected in—
EE 35) ||
Saal es.<
Alia ete lone
(o) fo) w
Sn 2
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Girislimon demon) sea ee ee Calif.*
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __________ Calif.*
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) Calif.*
Girirsisinensis OLange) sien Calif.*
(CAFO Sj Dee Ba SD SL CS TS ee GO ee eee eee lea =| Wiashe
Valtissus diversus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__-________- IMICxICOl = Ries: eee e EDN | a re | a aie Ariz.
Vesiculaphis caracis (Full.) (Aphidae):
LA OCUA POO S Osh OO Ss Rey ofS Wa le maser oe Ses iy ae ines ....|----| 3 | Hawaii, Wash.
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
BTOUGHLONIAISD eee eee JENNA Coe er pea | eeecee | ira IAT AS
Cattle aisps (orchid) uae semi ieia Nanni Rigen PATEL CORERICO see = ee See at ING dis
Cycnoches chlorochilon (orchid) -_____________- CanaleZoneeae nee esas pal |p Dley
(ONT Leavin Mee SO re eS Wt A ee ee American Virgin Islands,|____]---_| 21 | Fla., Mass.,
Brazil, British West NJ, Lex
Indies, Canal Zone,
Cuba, Honduras, Ja-
maica, Trinidad, Ve-
nezuela.
Stanhopea bucephalus (orchid) Menezuelav anaes pee |e Pee @alifss
ISLATRO DEUS Da eae eer Bees lee es (Kaye ie Soe ee CRS Up icet Sees tha ANI a
AZO 7LLGISD =, (ORCHIG) seen ene eee pee 1D) OMNI Caen ee eee ee SU IN df
Xylobiops texanus (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
ETOSODISTSD = (INES Ute) Mee sn Moe IMICXi COM marisa es teen 1S Bees eee ex
Xystrocera globosa (Oliv.) (Cerambycidae):
Cassia sp. (monkey pod tree) _______________- IVa Wiel ee eee ners: 1p) | ees | eee Eawaiie
Zonosemata electa (Say) (Tephritidae):
Solanum elaeagnifolium (silverleaf night- | Mexico__.____----_------ ALY eet | eee Te Xe
shade).
Hosts and insects
ABIES: ALLIUM SATIVUM—Continued

Aspidiotus cryptomeriae (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes japonica (Homoptera)
Megastigmus suspectus (Hymenoptera)
ACACIA
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchidius aurivillii (Coleoptera)
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Niphona picticornis (Coleoptera)
Psylla uncata (Homoptera)
ACER:
Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)
AERIDES:
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
AGAVE
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
AGLAONEMA:
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
LAFIA:

“Chionaspis” funtumiae (Homoptera)
ALBIZZIA:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
ALLIUM ASCALONICUM:

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA

Pyrrhocoris apterus (Hemiptera)
' ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella epi goptere)
ALLIUM SATIVU

Aglossa cuprealis eBao ten)

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Penichora fasciata (Coleoptera)
ALOE:

“Chionaspis”’ exalbida (Homoptera)
ALPINIA:

cece @ viridis (Homoptera)
ALYXIA

Pinnaspis uniloba (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
AMARYLLIS:

Trionymus peregrinus (Homoptera)
ANANAS:

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Genopaschia protomis (?) (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)

Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)

“Targionia’”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)
ANEMONE:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Thrips gngusticeDs (Thysanoptera)
ANNON

DON destructor (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Stenoma anonella (Lepidoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)

38 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Hosts and insects—Continued

ANTHURIUM:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

Dicyphus errans (Hemiptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
APHELANDRA:

Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)
APIUM:

Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)
ARACEAE:

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
ARACHIS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
ARECA:

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
ARECASTRUM

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
ARMERIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

STER:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
ASTROCARYUM:

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
AVENA:

Diabrotica speciosa (Coleoptera)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)
BAMBOO

‘Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Chionaspis elongata (Homoptera)

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Myelobia smerintha (Lepidoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Odonas pis greeni (Homoptera)
BAUHINIA:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
BEGONIA:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
BELLIS:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
BETA:

Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Trioza urticae (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

HAypera fasciculata (Coleoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phyllotreta atra (Coleoptera)

Phyllotreta cruciferae (Coleoptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Psylliodes chrysocephala (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Adrastus limbatus (Coleoptera)

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Psylliodes chrysocephala (Coleoptera)
BROMELIA:

Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)

Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Calligrapha argus (Coleoptera)

Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BROWNEA:

Dercynus micronyx (Coleoptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Heterogaster urticae (Hemiptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
BURSERA:

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)

CACTUS:
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Chelysoma variabilis (Hemiptera)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)
Sixeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
CAESALPINIA:
Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
Stephanoderes buscki (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Brachyacma palpigera (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)
Stephanoderes depressus (Coleoptera)
CALLISTEPHUS:
Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)
CALLUNA:
Acalypta parvula (Hemiptera)
Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)
Drymus brunneus (Hemiptera)
Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)
Lochmaea suturalis (Coleoptera)
Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)
Orthezia cataphracta (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
Ulopa reticulata (Homoptera)
CAMELLIA:
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes chinensis (Homoptera)
Pailatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
CAMPSIS:
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
CANAVALIA:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
CAPSICUM:
Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Neolewcinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Pulvinaria urbicola (Homoptera)
CARALLUMA
Asterolecanium stentae (Homoptera)
CARICA:
Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)
Icerya littoralis (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Toxotrypana curvicauda (Diptera)
CASSIA:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Phelomerus aberrans (Coleoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Xysirocera globosa (Coleoptera)
CASTANEA:
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
CASUARINA:
Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)
CATASETUM:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia tesserata (Homoptera)
CATTLEYA: :
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Tridomyrmer iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Lincus rufospilotus (Hemiptera)
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae (Diptera)
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Hosts and insects—Continued

CATTLE YA—Continued
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris orchidearum (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

CEDRELA:

Fulvius brevicornis (Hemiptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)

CEDRUS:

Kalotermes snyderi (Isoptera)

CENTAUREA:

Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)

CERATONIA:

Aspidiotus zonatus (Homoptera)
Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)
Capitophorus chrysanthemi (Homoptera)
Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)
Macrosiphoniella oblonga (Homoptera)
Rhopalophora ixcrustata (Coleoptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Chysanoptera)

CHYSIS:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Lygaeus circumplicatus (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Paraleyrodes citricolus (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Prays endocarpa (Lepidoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS MEDICA:

Rhinacloa subpallicornis (Hemiptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Argyroploce leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)

Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS—Continued
Unas pis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
COCCOLOBA:
Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
OCOS:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus coryphae (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus pangoensis (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)

Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)

Erewnetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)

“‘Tepidosaphes”’ esakii (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)

Syritta oceanica (Diptera)
CODIAEUM:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)

Lichtensia lutea (Homoptera)

Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)

Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
COFFEA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (2?) (Diptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
CONVALLARIA:

Hebrus pusillus (Hemiptera)
COPAIFERA:

alatipns ruqulosus (Coleoptera)
CORNUS:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
CORYLUS:

Capitophorus avellanae (?) (Homoptera)
CORYPHANTHA:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)
COTONEASTER:

Stephanitis pyri (Hemiptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Acronicta tridens (Lepidoptera)
CRYPTOMERIA:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)

Rhiobia praeceps (Hemiptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera) :

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Myiopardalis pardalina (Diptera)
CUCURBITA:

Anastrepha grandis (Diptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
CYBISTAX:

Platypus ruqulosus (Coleoptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Stephanitis pyri (Hemiptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
CYNARA:

Anuraphis cynariella (Homoptera)

Apion carduorum (Coleoptera)

Apion carduorum var. (Coleoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

CYNARA—Continued

Epicometis hirta (Coleoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

Ptosima undecimmaculata (Coleoptera)
CYTISUS:

Bruchidius lividimonus var. (Coleoptera)

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
DAHLIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
DAISY:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)
DALBERGIA:

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
DAUCUS:

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)
DELPHINIUM:

Serica brunnea (?) (Coleoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Achatina fulica (Mollusca)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)
DESMODIUM:

Bruchidius gilvuus (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Dizygomyza flavifrons (Diptera)

Euzesta notata (Diptera)

Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
DIOSCOREA:

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Stephanoderes buscki (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Aspidiotus spinosus (Homoptera)

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
ECHEVERIA

Eumysia stigmelta ( (Lepidoptera)
ENTEROLOB

Dinoderus Mian (Coleoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
ERICA:

Antestia variegata lineaticollis (Hemiptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
EUGENIA:

Dialeurodes platicus (?) (Homoptera)
EUONYMUS:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)

Unaspis euonymi (Homoptera)
EUTERPE:

Coccotrypes pygmaeus (Coleoptera)
FICUS:

Aspidiotus zonatus (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Homotoma ficus (Homoptera)

Hy poborus ficus (Coleoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
FOENICULUM:

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

FORTUNELLA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
FRAGARIA

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
FRAXINUS:

Hylesinus frazini (Coleoptera)

He Peisrus frazini (Coleoptera)
GARDENIA:

Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Aleurothrizus myrtacei (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)

Paraleyrodes citricolus (Homoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
GERBERA:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Chalcolepidius approximatus (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Rhinacloa subpallicornis (Hemiptera)

Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Tanymecus confusus (Coleoptera)
GOMPHRENA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Lyqaeus teapensis (Hemiptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)

Oxycarenus laetus (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
GRAPTOPHYLLUM:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
GUAJACUM:

Astyochus setiger (Coleoptera)

Neoclytus cacicus (Coleoptera)
HEDYSARUM:

Bruchidius gilvus (Coleoptera)
HELICONIA:

Oxydema longulum (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus probrevipes (Homoptera)
HELIOTROPIUM:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platysaissetia castilloae (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
HOWEA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
HY PERBAENA:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
ILEX:

Aleuroplatus ilicis (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis aucubae (Homoptera)
IPOMOEA:

Araecerus vieillardi (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var: (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Ips interstitialis (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
IRIS:

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

JUNIPERUS:

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptcra)

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
KARWINSKIA:

Aleuroparadorus ilicicola (Homoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
KERRIA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

KERSTINGIELLA:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
KHAYA:

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
LABURNUM:

Chaetocnema hortensis (Coleoptera)

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
LAELIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatas (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Hom »ptera)
LANTANA:

Epinotia lantana (?) (Lepidoptera)

Rhinacloa subpallicornis (Hemiptera)
LATHYRUS:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)

Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Aris angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Aspidiotus britannicus (Homoptcra)

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Ceroplastes denudatus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LENS:

Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Rruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Rruchus wlicis (Coleoptera)
LEUCADENDRON:

Tridomyrmer humilis (Hymenoptera)
LEUCOJUM

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
LIGUSTRUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
LILIUM:

Crioceris lilit (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella insularis (Thysanontera)

Fulvius brevicornis (Hemiptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (?) (Homoptera)

Orthezia cataphracta (Homoptera)

Orthochaetes setiger (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Podagrica malvae (Coleoptera)
LINUM:

Attagenus gloriosae (Coleoptera)
LITCHI:

Pachybrachius nietneri (Hemiptera)
LONAS:

Rradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
LONICERA:

Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
LUPINUS:

Rruchus tristis (Coleoptera) .
LYCIUM:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Brochymena aculeata (Hemiptera)

Cossonus canaliculatus (Coleoptera)

Crepidodera asphaltina (?) (Coleoptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Disonycha antennata (Coleoptera)

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

Emesopsis nubilus (Hemiptera)

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

LYCOPERSICON—Continued
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Valtissus diversus (Hemiptera)

MACADAMIA:

Cynon era illepida (Lepidoptera)

MALUS:

Anastrepha ludens (?) (Diptera)
Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Epidiaspis piricola (Homopetera)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)

Sesamia vuteria (Lepidoptera)

MAMMEA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (?) (Diptera)
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)

MAMMILLARIA:

Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)

MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (2). (Diptera)
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Leucaspis indica (Homoptera)

Parlatoria morrisoni (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

MANIHOT:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

MATHIOLA:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Spencers villosus (Coleoptera)

MEDICAGO:

Acrosternum armiger (Hemiptera)
Agalliana ensigera (Homoptera)
anh Once cursor (Diptera)

MENTHA:

Phenacoccus madeirensis (Homoptera)

MERTENSIA:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

MESPILUS:

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

MIMOSA
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Thrips engusticens (Thysanoptera)

MONSTERA:

Fann asDis buxi (Homoptera)

MORAEA
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Homoptera)

MORINDA:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

MURRAYA:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Stephanoderes buscki (Coleoptera)

MUSA:

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Heterotermes tenuis (Isoptera)
Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus var. (Coleoptera)

MUSCARI:

Exosoma lusitanica (Coleoptera)
Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

MYOSOTIS:

Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)

NARCISSUS:

Eumerus strigatus (Diptera)
Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
Tarsonemus laticeps (Arachnida)

NERIUM:
Diaprepes familiaris var. (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella difficilis (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Morganella longis pina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria morrisoni (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

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OCHROSIA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Amorbia emigratella (?) (Lepidoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
OLEA:

Aleurolobus olivinus (Homoptera)
Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Leucaspis riccae (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Pollinia pollini (Homoptera)

Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)
Coccus pseudohesperidum (Homoptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Tridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria serratwlae (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)
ONOBRYCHIS:

Eurytoma onobrychidis (Hymenoptera)
OPUNTIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Sesamia vuteria (Lepidoptera)
ORCHID:

Acroleucus vicinalis (Hemiptera)
Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
Antillocoris punctatus (Hemiptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Automeris randa (Lepidoptera)
Calligrapha diversa (Coleoptera)
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Ceutorhynchus assimilis (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Copazxa lavendera (Lepidoptera)
Corimelaena elegans (Hemiptera)
Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Ctenochira cumulata (Coleoptera)
Diorymerella laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Iridomyrmex leucomelas (Hymenoptera)
Kleidocerys godmani (Hemiptera)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus circumplicatus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus vittiscutis (Hemiptera)
Macropygium reticulare (Hemiptera)
Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Isoptera)
Nephotettix apicalis (Homoptera)
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)
Ozophora consanguineus (Hempitera)
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae (Diptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Phatnoma annulipes concisa (Hemiptera)
Physonota disjuncta (Coleoptera)
Physorrhinus distigma (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)
Pseudaonidia tesserrata (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria serratulae (Homoptera)
Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris anqustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)

ORCHID—Continued
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Haplothrips bagnalli (Thysanoptera)
Paromius gracilis (Hemiptera)
ORYZA:
Chilo simpler (Lepidoptera)
Gelasma illiturata (Lepidoptera)
PALM:
Coccotrypes pygmaeus (Coleoptera)
Elytroteinus subtruncatus (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PANDANUS:
Pseudococcus pandani (Homoptera)
PAPAVER:
Anuraphis helichrysi (Homoptera)
PASPALUM:
“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)
PASSIFLORA:
Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
PELARGONIUM:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
PERISTERIA:
Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
PERSEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Ceratitis anonae (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Conotrachelus perseae (Coleoptera)
DPacus dorsalis (2?) (Diptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus consanguinitus (Hemiptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
PHALAENOPSIS:
Monomorinm destructor (Hymenoptera)
PHASEOLUS:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Callosobruchus pulcher (Coleoptera)
Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)
Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Chrsomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Dione moneta poeyii (Lepidoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Neoleucon horribilis (Hemiptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
PHOEBE:
Heilipus parvulus (Coleoptera)
PHORADENDRON:
Diaspis miranda (Homoptera)
PHOTINIA:
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
PHYSALIS:
Rhagoletis striatella (Diptera)
PICEA:
Callidium violaceum (Coleoptera)
Drymus brunneus (Hemiptera)
Ernobius abietus (Coleoptera)
Gastrodes pacificus (Hemiptera)
Laspeyresia strobileli (Lepidoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
Pogonocherus fasciculatus (Coleoptera)
RerOp iin fuscum (Coleoptera)
PINUS:
Callidium violaceum (Coleoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Ips combrae (Coleoptera)
Ips typographus (Coleoptera)
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)
Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)
Leucaspis signoreti (Homoptera)
Orthotomicus erosus (Coleoptera)
Orthotomicus laricis (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes bidentatus (Coleoptera)

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PINUS—Continued

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

“Poliaspis”’ pini (Homoptera)

Polygraphus poligraphus (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)
PISUM:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Bruchus emarginatus (Coleoptera)
PISTACIA:

Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Homoptera)

Megastigmus pistaciae (Hymenoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
PITTOSPORUM:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
POLIANTHES:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
PORTULACA:

Loxostege helvialis (Lepidoptera)

Lozxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
PROSOPIS:

Xylobiops teranus (Coleoptera)
PROTEA:

Antestia variegata lineaticollis (Hemiptera)

Homothrips distinctus (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS AMARA:

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
PRUNUS AVIUM:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera) R

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Oedionychis decorata (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PADUS:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PSIDIUM:

Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)

Anastrepha striata (Diptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lechriops psodii (Coleoptera)

Paraleyrodes goyabae (?) (Homoptera)
PTYCHOSPERMA:

Coccotrypes pygmaeus (Coleoptera)
PUERARIA:

Callosobruchus ademptus (Coleoptera)
PUNICA:

Anastrepha ludens (?) (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)

Siphoninus phyllireae (Homoptera)
PYRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Homoptera)

Iphiclides podalirius (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
QUERCUS:

Stenygrinum quadrinotatum (Coleoptera)

Trialeurodes multipori (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes oblongifoliae (Homoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Chaetocnema hortensis (Coleoptera)

Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Drymus assimilis (Hemiptera)

Drymus brunneus (Hemiptera)

Drymus sylvaticus (Hemiptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Phenacoccus azaleae (Homoptera)

Psylla rhododendri (Homoptera)

RHODODENDRON—Continued
Reticuliter mes speratus (Isoptera)
Vesiculaphis caracis (Homoptera)

RIBES:

Aphis grossulariae (?) (Homoptera)
Eurydema oleraceum (Hemiptera)

RORIPPA:

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

ROSA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella insularis (Thysanoptera)
Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)
Myzaphis bucktoni (?) (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Plagiognathus arbustorwm (Hemiptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Rhagoletis alternata (Diptera)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
Tetraleurodes quadratus (Homoptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

ROSMARINUS:

Chrysolina americana (Coleoptera)
Exosoma lusitanica (Coleoptera)

RUBUS:

Rrachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)

RUSCUS:

Aspidiotus britannicus (Homoptera)

RUTA:

Phenacoccus madeirensis (Homoptera)

SACCHARUM:

Diatraea magnifactella (Lepidoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)
“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)
Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)

SALVIA:

Eurytoma cynipsea (Hymenoptera)

SAMANEA:

Oedopeza pogonocheroides (Coleoptera)

SAPOTE:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

SASA:

Antonina sasae (Homoptera)

SCHOMBURGKIA:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

SECHIUM:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

SEDUM:

Microplaz interrupta (Hemiptera)

SIBIRAEA:

Aleyrodes spiraeoides (Homoptera)

SINNINGIA:

Cylindronotus laevioctostriatus (Coleoptera)

SOIL:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
Adela viridella (Lepidoptera)
Anomala orientalis (?) (Coleoptera)
Epicometis hirta (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Oxycetonia jucunda (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Scolopostethus decoratus (Hemiptera)
Serica brunnea (Coleoptera)

SOLANUM ELAEAGNIFOLIUM:
Zonosemata electa (Diptera)

SOLANUM MELONGENA:
Leucinodes orbornalis (?) (Lepidoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:
Epicaerus cognatus (Coleoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculatus (Hemiptera)

SORBUS:

Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)

SORGHUM:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

SPARTIUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)

SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

STANHOPEA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
STRELITZIA:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
STROPHANTHUS:

Aspidiotus spiniger (Homoptera)
SWIETENIA

Nasutitermes. corniger (Isoptera)
THAMNOCHORTUS:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)
TODEA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
TRIFOLIUM:

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Megophthalmus scanicus (Homoptera)

Thrips an pusticeps (Thysanoptera)
TRITONIA

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
TULIPA:

Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)
VANDA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)

Pachybrachius nietneri (Hemiptera)

Pachybrachius nigriceps (Hemiptera)

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
VANILLA:

Lepidosaphes punicae (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
VIBURNUM:
rauenselaial jelinekii (Homoptera)

Apion pomonae (Coleoptera)

Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)

Bruchidius quinqueguttatus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus atomarius (Coleoptera)

Bruchus azoricus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)

VICIA—Continued
Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)
Bruchus guitalis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus hamatus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)
Neodryocoetes caribaeus (Coleoptera)
Spintherus leguminum (Hymenoptera)
VINCENTIA:
oe? emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Carbula marginella (Hemiptera)
Cletus ochraceus (Hemiptera)
Eurygaster maura (Hemiptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)
Stenoscelis hylastoides (Coleoptera)
WISTERIA:
Myrmedobia tenella (Hemiptera)
XANTHIUM:
Comaronyig bullans (Diptera)
XYLOS
bares fici (Homoptera)
ZANTEDESCHIA:
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
ZEA:
Euxesta annonae (Diptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
ZINGIBER:
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
ZIZYPHUS:
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Host unknown

AIRPLANE:
Colaspis inconspicua (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Disonycha militaris (Coleoptera)
Hyalopoplus pellucidus (Hemiptera)
Lema bilineata (Coleoptera)
Melolontha melolontha (Coleoptera)
Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
Mitrapsylla albolineata (Homoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Nysius dallasi (Hemiptera)
Nysius delectus (Hemiptera)
Nysius terrestris (Hemiptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Perkinsiella saccharicida (Homoptera)
Perkinsiella vastatrix (Homoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Tubifera arvorum (Diptera)
AUTOMOBILE:
Jadera sanguinolenta (Hemiptera)
BAG CONTAINING GUAVAS AND SPOND-
IAS SPP.:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
BAGGAGE:
ares sinicus (Coleoptera)
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Bruch Re tristis (Coleoptera)
BURL
Erecuanhns sulcatus (Coleoptera)
CARDBOARD CARTON:
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
CUTTING:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
FERN:
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

FLOWERS:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pulvinaria tyleri (Homoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
FOREST LITTER:

Sehirus biguttatus (Hemiptera)
GALLNUT:

Adler gallae-tinctoriae (Hymenoptera)
GRAIN

Dinoderus brevips (Coleoptera)
GRASS:

Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)
HERB:

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
LEAF:

Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Dialeuropora setigera (Homoptera)
Fiorinia phantasma (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Tetralewrodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
LEGUME:
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus pulcher (Coleoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
MOSS AND SOIL PACKING:
Plinthisus brevipennis (Hemiptera)
PACKING:
Plinthisus minutissimus (Hemiptera)

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Host unknown—Continued

PLANT:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Diaprepes abbreviatus var. (Coleoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Ozineus prolirus (Coleoptera)
Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
PSEUDOBULB:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
REFRIGERATOR IN TRAILER:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
RETURNED MILITARY EQUIPMENT
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
SCRAP METAL:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
SPHAGNUM MOSS:
Rhyparochromus chiragra (Hemiptera)
SUITCASE SHAKEOUT:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
WEED:
Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)

WOOD:
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Coleoptera)
Callidium violaceum (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
Coptotermes niger (Isoptera)
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Heterobostrychus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Kalotermes immigrans (Isoptera)
Neoclytus cacicus (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes bidentatus (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon anale (Coleoptera)
Sinoxylon cornigerum (Coleoptera)
Sinozxylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera)

WOODS MOSS:
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Chaetocnema concinna (Coleoptera)
Drymus assimilis (Hemiptera)
Galerucella lineola (Coleoptera)
Newsteadia floccosa (Homoptera)
Orthezia cataphracta (Homoptera)
Ortheziola vejdovskyi (Homoptera)

Countries of origin and insects

ALGERIA:
Ceratitis capitata
Parlatoria zizyphus
AMERICAN SAMOA:
Aspidiotus pangoensis
AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Vinsonia stellifera
ANGOLA:
Stephanoderes hampei
ANTIGUA:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Monomorium destructor
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buzi
ARGENTINA:
Acrosternum armiger
Agalliana ensigera
Anthomyza cursor
Coccotrypes pygmaeus
Diabrotica speciosa
Limothrips cerealium
Parlatoria cinerea
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Rhinacloa subpallicornis
Unaspis citri
ARUBA:
Fundella pellucens
Orthezia praelonga
AUSTRALIA:
Camaromyia bullans
Ceroplastes rubens
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Pinnaspis buri
Psylla uncata
AUSTRIA:
Anthonomus rectirostri
AUSTRIA (?):
Ceratitis capitata
AZORES:
Apion pomonae
Bruchus azoricus
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus tristis
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Iridomyrmez humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Targionia bromiliae

- BAHAMAS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi
Coccus viridis

Dialeurodes citrifolii
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Morganella longispina

BARBADOS:
Cryptotermes brevis
Euscepes postfasciatus
Stephanoderes buscki
“Targionia”’ hartii

BATAVIA:

Parlatoria pseudas pidiotus

BELGIAN CONGO:
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis

BELGIUM:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Cylindronotus laevioctostriatus
Gracilaria azaleella
Hylurgops palliatus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Pityogenes chalcographus
Sparteus villosus

BERMUDA:

Anuraphis helichrysi
Bradybaena similaris
Diaprepes familiaris var.
Epinotia lantana (?)
Euresta notata
Frankliniella cubensis
Frankliniella difficilis
Frankliniella insularis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Iridomyrmex humilis
Kalotermes snyderi
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudococcus boninsis
Pulvinaria psidii
Rhinacloa subpallicornis

BRAZIL:

Anastrepha grandis
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
Coccotrypes pygmaeus
Coccus viridis

Dialeurodes platicus (?)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Epinotia opposita
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Heilipus parvulus
Tridomyr mer iniquus
Iridomyrmex leucomelas
Maruca testulalis
Mordellistena cattleyana
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Oedopeza pogonocheroides

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BRAZIL—Continued
Ozineus prolirus
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buxi
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes hampei
Tenthecoris bicolor
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH COLUMBIA:
Aleyrodes spiraeoides
Sitona lineata

BRITISH GUIANA:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Euzxesta annonae
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis

BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Coccus viridis
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera

BULGARIA:

Bruchus rufipes

CANADA:

Brachyrhinus ovatus
Gastrodes pacificus
Sitona lineata

CANAL ZONE:

Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (?)
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Furcaspis biformis
Heterotermes converinotatus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae
Phelomerus aberrans
Pinnaspis buzi
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudococcus probrevipes
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes buscki
“Targionia’”’ hartii
Tenthecoris distinguendus
Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS: i
Ceratitis capitata
CANTON ISLAND:
Hern eiane virgata
CHIL
Tagine humilis
Lampetia equestris
Leptoglossus chilensis
Oedionychis decorata
CHINA:
Callosobruchus ademptus
Chilo simplex
Chionaspis elongata
Coptotermes formosanus
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Ree ere hawaiiensis
COLOM
AM Lrscanthids woglumi
Aleurothrizus floccosus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Eurytoma orchidearum
Furcaspis biformis
Lincus rufospilotus
Metamasius sericeus var.
Mimosestes dominicanus
Paraleyrodes citricolus
Pseudaonidia tesserrata
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
CORSICA (?):
Leucaspis signoreti

COSTA RICA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Amorbia emigratella (?)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus tingi
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Fulvius brevicornis
Furcaspis biformis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Metamasius sericeus
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Tetraleurodes ursorum

CUBA:

Aleurotrachelus trachoides
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Aspidictus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Coccus viridis

Conchaspis angraeci
Crocidosema plebeiana

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Frankliniella cubensis
Genopaschia protomis (?)
GCnorimoschema gudmannella
Leucaspis indica

Maruca testulalis
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae
Parlatoria cinerea

Parlatoria crotonis

Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Ribua innoria

“Targionia”’ hartii

Vinsonia stellifera

CYPRUS:

Aleurolobus olivinus
Bruchus dentipes
Ceratitis capitata

CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Ips typographus
Thrips angusticeps
Thrips flavus

DENMARK:

Brachyrhinus ovatus
Chaetocnema concinna
Chaetocnema hortensis
Drymus assimilis
Sparteus villosus
Taeniothrips atratus

DOMINICA:

Aulacaspis tubercularis
Vinsonia stellifera
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Frankliniella insularis
Mimosestes dominicanus
Pectinophora gossypiella
ECUADOR:
Anastrepha striata (?)
Aspidiotus destructor
Metamasius sericeus
Metamasius sericeus var.
Stenoma catenifer
EGYPT:
Bruchidivs incarnatus
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo simplex (?)
Cylas formicarius var.
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

ENGLAND:
Adrastus limbatus
Anuraphis helichrysi
Aspidiotus britannicus
Cacoecia pronubana
Chaetocnema hortensis
Drymus assimilis
Drymus brunneus
Drymus sylvaticus
Epidiaspis piricola
Evergestis forficalis
Hylesinus fraxini
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana
Lecanium coryli
Leperisinus frarini
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Mamestra brassicae
Myzus ascalonicus
Newsteadia floccosa
Orthezia cataphracta
Orthochaetes setiger
Parlatoria oleae
Psylliodes chrysocephala
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus
Tarsonemus laticeps
Thrips angusticeps
FINLAND:
Argyresthia-conjugella
Callidiv m violaceum
Pogonocherus fasciculatus
FORMOSA
Cylas formicarius var.
FRANCE
Acanthoscelides spinipes
Acrolepia assectella
Adela viridella
Apion carduorum
Apion carduorum var.
Bruchidius aurivillii
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus tristiculus
Ceratitis capitata
Crioceris lilii
Epicometis hirta
Eumerus strigatus
Fulvius brevicornis
Gortyna flavago
Heterogaster urticae
Iridomyrmex humilis
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana
Leucaspis signoreti
Mamestra brassicae
Niphona picticornis
Ortheziola vejdovskyi
Phalonia zephyrana
Pieris brassicae
Podagrica malvae
Pollinia pollini
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
FRENCH CAMEROONS:
Aspidiotus spiniger
FRENCH WEST AFRICA:
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Phalonia zephyrana
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS:
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
GERMANY:
Anthonomus rectirostris
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus luteicornis
Callidium violaceum
Ceroplastes rusci
Chilo simplex
Coccus pseudohesperidum
Dicyphus errans
Ernobius abietus
Eurydema oleraceum
Hebrus pusillus
Hylurgops palliatus
Ips typographus
Laspeyresia strobilella
Phalonia zephyrana

GERMAN Y—Continued

Pityogenes bidentatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Polygraphus poligraphus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhyparochromus chiragra
Spintherus leguminum
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips angusticeps
GOLD COAST:
Bostrychoplites cornutus
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis anonae
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Heterobostrychus brunneus
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Pectinophora gossypiella
GREECE
Acanthoscelides spinipes
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis
Ceroplastes rusci
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Eurygaster maura
Eurytoma cynipsea
Frauenfeldiella jelinekii
Haplothrips cottei
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Leucaspis riccae
Parlatoria oleae
Rhagoletis cerasi (?)
Siphoninus phyllireae
Stephanitis pyri
GUAM:
Achatina fulica
Aonidiella inornata
Ceroplastes rubens
Dacus dorsalis
Furcaspis biformis
“Tepidosaphes”’ esakii
Lepidosaphes punicae
Odonaspis greeni
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pseudococcus palmarum
“Targionia’’ sacchari

GUATEMALA:

Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Astyochus setiger
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus tenar
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coccus pseudohesperidum
Colaspis inconspicua
Conotrachelus perseae
Cryphula apicatus

Dione moneta poeyii
Disonycha militaris
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Terrisiana virgata
Tridomyrmex iniquus
Nasutitermes nigriceps
Neoclytus cacicus

Ogdoecosta biannularis
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Tetraleurodes acaciae

HAITI:

Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Anuraphis helichrysi
Aspidiotus destructor

Cylas formicarius var.
Frankliniella insularis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
“Targionia”’ sacchari

HAWAII

Adoretus sinicus
Amorbia emigratella
Araecerus vieillardi
Aspidiotus herculeanus

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Countries of origin and insects—Continued

HAW AlII—Continued
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Coptoter mes formosanus
Coptotermes niger
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cryptotermes brevis
Dacus cucurbitae
Dacus dorsalis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
Elytroteinus subtruncatus
Erewnetis flavistriata
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Hyalopoplus pellucidus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Maruca testulalis
Nysius coenosulus
Nysius dallasi
Nysius delectus
Nysius terrestris
Oxydema longulum
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Perkinsiella saccharicida
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buxi
Pinnaspis uniloba
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Sinorylon cornigerum
Sybra alternans
Syritta oceanica
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Tubifera arvorum
Xystrocera globosa
HONDURAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus spinosus
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conotrachelus perseae
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus var.
Mimosestes sallaei
Nasutitermes corniger
Pheidole megacephala
Phelomerus aberrans
Stenoma catenifer
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Vinsonia stellifera
INDIA:
Bruchus emarginatus
Callosobruchus ademptus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Caryedon fuscus
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cylas formicarius
Cylas formicarius var.
Dacus cucurbitae (?)
Dinoderus brevis
Ferrisiana virgata
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Leucinodes orbornalis (?)
Oxycarenus laetus
Parlatoria morrisoni
Pectinophora gossy piella
Sinorylon anale
Sinoxylon conigerium
INDIA (?):
Stenygrinum quadrinotatum
IRELAND:
Aphis grossulariae (?)
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus lentis
Mamestra brassicae

IRELAND—Continued

Megophthalmus scanicus
Orthezia cataphracta
Thrips angustatus
ISRAEL:
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Leucaspis loewi
ITALY:
Acanthoscelides spinipes
Aglossa cuprealis
Aleurolobus olivinus
Anuraphis cynariella
Anuraphis helichrysi
Apion carduorum (?)
Aspidiotus britannicus
Aspidiotus spinosus
Aspidiotus zonatus
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchidius gilvus
Bruchidius lividimonus var.
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristiculus >
Bruchus tristis
Bruchus ulicis
Capitophorus avellanae (?)
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Chrysolina americana
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Dizygomyza flavifrons
Dyspessa ulula
Epidiaspis piricola
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Evergestis forficalis
Exosoma lusitanica
Hemimene juliana
Homotoma ficus
Iphiclides podalirius
Iridomyrmex humilis
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Lepidosaphes newsteadi
Leucaspis loewi
Mamestra brassica
Megastigmus suspectus
Microplax interrupta
Myelois ceratoniae
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Penichora fasciata
Phalonia zephyrana
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides
Phyllotreta atra
Phyllotreta cruciferae
Pieris brassicae .
Plinthisus brevipennis
Plinthisus minutissimus
Prays oleellus
Psylliodes chrysocephala
Ptosima umdecimmaculata
Pyrausta nubilalis
Pyrrhocoris apterus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Sesamia vuteria
Sparteus villosus
Stephanitis pyri
Thrips angusticeps
Trialeurodes lauri
JAMAICA:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
Chrysomphalus tenaz

SERVICE

AND REGULATORY

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

JAMAICA—Continued

Coccus viridis
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Palaeopus costicollis
Unaspis citri

Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN:

Acronicta tridens
Anomala orientalis (?)
Antonina sasae
Aonidiella citrina
Aspidiotus cryptomeriae
Callidium rufipenne
Callosobruchus ademptus
Callosobruchus pulcher
Ceroplastes rubens
Chilo simpler
Dialeurodes citri
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Dinoderus brevis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes chinensis
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Lepidosaphes japonica
Lepidosaphes newsteadi
Lepidosaphes pallida
Orycetonia jucunda
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria theae
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacaspis aucubae
Phenacoccus azaleae
“Poliaspis”’ pini
Pseudococcus pini
Reticulitermes speratus
Rhiobia praeceps
Unaspis ewonymi
Unaspis yanonensis
Vesiculaphis caracis

KOREA:

Callosobruchus ademptus
Carposina sasakii
Gelasma illiturata

HCP OSE DICE conchiformis

KWAJALEIN:

Furcaspis oceanica
Pseudococcus pandani

LEBANON:

Bruchidius incarnatus
Bruchus dentipes

Ceratitis capitata (?)
Chrysomphalus inopinatus
Dacus oleae

Myiopardalis pardalina
Parlatoria oleae
Pectinophora gossypiella
Polychrosis botrana

MADEIRA ISLANDS:

Anuraphis helichrysi
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Tridomyrmez humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Phenacoccus madeirensis

MALAYSIA:

Cylas formicarius var.

MALTA

Ceratitis ca pitata
MARTINIQUE:
Chrysomphalus personatus

MEXICO:

Acroleucus vicinalis
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae
Aleuroparadorus ilicicola
Aleuroplatus ilicis
Aleurothrizus floccosus
Aleurothrizus myrtacei
Alpheias conspirata
Amorbia emigratella
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina (?)

MEXICO—Continued

Anastrepha striata
Antillocoris punctatus
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus diffinis
Aspidiotus spinosus
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium pustulans
Attagenus gloriosae
Automeris randa
Brochymena aculeata
Calligrapha argus
Calligrapha diversa
Capaneus tetricus
Chalcolepidius approximatus
Chelysoma variabilis

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus

Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coccotrypes pygmaeus
Conchaspis angraeci
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Conotrachelus perseae
Copaxa lavendera
Corimelaena elegans
Cossonus canaliculatus
Crepidodera asphaltina (?)
Crophius scabrosus
Ctenochira cumulata

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citri
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Diaspis miranda

Diatraea magnifactella
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Disonycha antennata
Dysdercus mimulus
Emesopsis nubilus
Epicaerus cognatus
Epinotia opposita
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Eumysia stigmella

Everes comyntas

Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Exptochiomera oblonga
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Grapholitha packardi
Icerya littoralis

Ips interstitialis
Tridomyrmer humilis
Jadera sanguinolenta
Kleidocerys godmani
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lichtensia lutea
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis
Lineodes integra

Lozxostege helvialis
Lozxostege similalis
Lygaeus circumplicatus
Lygaeus consanguinitus
Lygaeus teapensis

Lygaeus vittiscutis
Macropygium reticulare
Mimosestes dominicanus
Mitrapsylla albolineata
Moodna bisinuella
Mordellistena cattleyana
Myelobia smerintha
Myzaphis bucktoni (?)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Neoleucon horribilis
Ogdoecosta biannularis
Ozophora consanguineus
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Pantomorus godmani

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50 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Paraleyrodes citricolus
Paraleyrodes goyabae (?)
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phatnoma annalipes concisa
Physonota disjuncta
Physorrhinus distigma
Plagiodera semivittata
Plagiodera thymaloides
Platynota rostrana
Platypus rugulosus
Platysaissetia castilloae
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria serratulae
Pulvinaria psidii
Puto mericanus
Rhagoletis pomonella
PRhagoletis striatella
Rhopalophora incrustata
Sisamnes contractus
Sireonotus luteiceps
Stenoma anonella
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes lecontei
Talponia batest
Tanymecus cunfusus
““Targionia’’ bromiliae
““Targionia’’ sacchari
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris confusus
Tenthecoris distinctus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Tetraleurodes fici
Tetraleurodes quadratus
Tetraleurodes ursorum
Thrips flavus
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Trialeurodes multipori
Trialeurodes oblongifoliae
Trialeurodes vitrinellus
Unaspis citri
Valtissus diversus
Xylobiops teranus
Zonosemata electa

MIDWAY ISLAND:
Nysius terrestris

MONTSERRAT:
Callosobruchus phaseoli

MOROCCO;

Lampetia equestris

NETHERLANDS:
Acrolepia assectella
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis helichrysi
Brachyrhinus sulcatus
Bruchus atomarius
Capitophorus chrysanthemi
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Gracilaria azaleella
Tps combrae
Lampetia equestris
Macrosiphoniella oblonga
Mamestra brassicae
Myzus ascalonicus
Pityogenes bidentatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhagoletis alternata (?)
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus
Scolopostethus decoratus
Serica brunnea
Tarsonemus laticeps
Thrips angusticeps
Trionymus peregrinus
Trioza urticae

NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES:
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Stephanoderes hampei

NETHERLANDS WEST INDIES:

Mimosestes dominicanus
NEVIS:

“Targionia’”’ hartii
NEW ZEALAND:

Parlatoria camelliae

NICARAGUA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Neoclytus cacicus
Stenoma catenifer
Tetraleurodes acaciae

NIGERIA:

“Chionas pis’’ funtumiae
“Targionia’”’ sacchari

NORTHERN IRELAND:
Thrips ahgusieeps

NORWA
Veen conjugella
Drymus brunneus
Galerucella lineola
Leucaspis loewi
Pityogenes chalcographus
Tetropium fuscum
Thrips qngusticeDs

PAKIST
CHEB TOTN NANTES mangiferae

PALAU ISLAND:
Achatina fulica

PANAMA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Aleurotrachelus trachoides
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium pustulans
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
FTeterotermes tenuis
Kalotermes immigrans
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Pinnaspis buzi
Pseudaonidia tesserata
Stenoma anonella
Stenoma catenifer

PERU:

Anastrepha serpentina
Epinotia opposita
Stenoma catenifer

PHILIPPINES:
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus coryphae
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus excisus
Aspidiotus palmae
Aspidiotus spinosus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Callosobruchus pulcher
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius
Cylas formicarius var.
Dacus dorsalis (?)
Dialeuropora setigera
Dinoderus brevis
Ferrisiana virgata
Fiorinia phantasma
Lepidosaphes tokionis

Monomorium destructor
Pachybrachius nietneri
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Prays endocarpa
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria tyleri
Trionymus sacchari

PHILIPPINES (?):
Dialeurodes citri

POLAND:

Bruchus luteicornis
Pityogenes bidentatus

PORTUGAL:

Aglossa cuprealis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

PORTUGAL—Continued
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Hypera fasciculata
Tridomyrmer humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Orthotomicus erosus
Orthotomicus laricis
Pieris brassicae
Sinorylon serdentatum
PUERTO RICO:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Brachyacma palpigera
Coccus viridis
Cryptotermes brevis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaprepes abbreviatus var.
Euscepes postfasciatus
Frankliniella insularis
Fundella pellucens
Furcaspis bifor mis
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Lechriops psidii
Maruca testulalis
Morganella longispina
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Pachyzancla periusalis
Pectinophora gossy piella
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Sphenarches caffer
Stephanoderes depressus
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Unaspis citri
LRUe stellifera
RHODESIA:
Sa nih stentae
ST. KITTS:
Pheidole megacephala
CT argionia”’ hartii
ST. LUCIA
Acanthoscelidies armitagei
ST. VINCENT:
Callosobruchus phaseoli
SAIPAN:
Achatina fulica
Aspidiotus palmae
SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Cosmopolites sordidus
Ferrisiana virgata
Stenoma catenifer
SAUDI ARABIA:
Dacus oleae
Parlatoria morrisoni
Parlatoria zizyphus
SCOTLAND:
Acalypta parvula
Gelechia ericetella
Lochmaea suturalis
Micrelus ericae
Orthezia cataphracta
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Ulopa reticulata
SIAM:
Nephotettix apicalis
Pachybrachius nigriceps
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pectinophora gossypiella
SIAM (?):
Dialewrodes kirkaldyi
SOUTH AMERICA:
Stephanoderes hampei
SOUTH PACIFIC:
Perkinsiella vastatrix

SPAIN:
Bruchus signaticornis
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Epidiaspis piricola
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria oleae
Rhagoletis cerasi

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
Cylas formicarius var.

SWEDEN:
Anuraphis helichrysi
Argyresthia conjugella
Callidium violaceum
Epidiaspis piricola
Lampetia equestris
Pityogenes chalcographus
Plagiognathus arbustorum
Rhagoletis cerasi (?)
Sehirus biguttatus
Serica brunnea (?)
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips angusticeps

SWITZERLAND:

Laspeyresia splendana
Myrmedobia tenella
Psylla rhododendri
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi

SYRIA:

Adleria gallae-tinctoriae
Aleurolobus olivinus
Bruchidius quinqueguttatus
Bruchus dentipes

Bruchus ervi

Bruchus rufipes

Bruchus ulicis

Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus inopinatus
Dacus oleae

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Hypoborus ficus
Megastigmus pistaciae
Pectinophora gossypiella

TAHITI:

Cylas formicarius var.
Euscepes postfasciatus

TRANSVAAL:

“Chionaspis’’ exalbida

TRINIDAD:

Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata (?)
Aspidiotus excisus

Coccus viridis

Conchas pis angraeci

Dercynus micronyx

Eurytoma orchidearum
Furcaspis biformis
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Mimosestes dominicanus
Neodryocoetes caribaeus
Parlatoria pseudas pidiotus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Pulvinaria psidii

Vinsonia stellifera

TRIPOLI:

Dacus oleae

TUNISIA:

Aspidiotus zonatus
Epicometis hirta

TURKEY:

Acanthoscelides spinipes
Bruchidius quinqueguttatus
Bruchus brachialis
Bruchus dentipes

Bruchus ervi

Bruchus hamatus

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BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

TURKE Y—Continued
Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus tristis
Bruchus ulicis
Ceratitis capitata
Eurytoma onobrychidis
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Antestia variegata lineaticollis
Argyroploce leucotreta
Carbula marginella
Cletus ochraceus
Haplothrips bagnalli
Homothrips distinctus
Tridomyrmex humilis
Paromius gracilis
Phlyctinus callosus
Stenoscelis hylastoides
UNKNOWN:
Ceratitis capitata
Ceutorhynchus assimilis
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Haplothrips cottei
Lema bilineata
Melolontha melolontha
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Rhagoletis alternata
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Stenoma catenifer
Thrips flavus

v

Vv

ENEZUELA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coccus viridis

Conchaspis angraeci

Cry ptotermes brevis
Epinotia opposita
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Ferrisiana virgata

Furcaspis biformis

Maruca testulalis

Neoclytus cacicus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
Vinsonia stellifera

IRGIN ISLANDS
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (?)
Ceroplastes denudatus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Pectinophora gossypiella

WEST INDIES:

Y

Euscepes postfasciatus
Pulvinaria urbicola
UGOSLAVIA:
Myelois ceratoniae

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to
June 30, 1950, inclusive

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Alternaria citri Ell. & Pierce:
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:
Dianthus sp. (carnation)

Alternaria porri (Ell.) Cif.:
Allium cepa (onion)
Aphanomyces raphani Kendr.:
Raphanus sativus (radish)
Aphelenchoides ribes (Taylor) Goodey (?):
Soil with lavender plant
Aphelenchoides subtenuis Cobb:
Tris orchiotdes (orchid iris) __--____-_-_______-
Narcissus sp
Aphelenchus agricola De Man:
Soil with carnation plant
Aphelenchus avenae Bastian:
Soil with carnation cutting
Soil with dahlia tubers
Soil with herbaceous perennials
Soil with potted origanum plant
Arthrobotrys superba Cda.:
Medicago sp
Ascochyta citri Penz. (?):
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Ascochyta pisi Lib.:
Pisum sativum (pea)
Vicia faba (broadbean)
Botryosphaeria ribis (Fr.) Gross. & Dugg.:
Salix sp. (willow)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin eles eS Collected in—

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Azores, Mexico, Peru___| 6] 2 |___-| N. Y., Tex.
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SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

53

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Botrytis elliptica (Berk.) Cke.:
Lilium auratum (goldband lily)
Lilium giganteum (giant lily)
Liliwm japonicum (Japanese lily)
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily)
Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum

GULL TAS Dee ee een ae
Botrytis galanthina (Berk. & Br.) Sacc.:

Galanthus nivalis plenus_-_-_------------------

Galanthisis pres ee ee See ee Eee

Botrytis gladiolorum Timmermans:
Gladtolsisp en ee ee eee wee
Camellia yellow-spot virus:
Camellia japonica (camellia)
Camillea sagraena (Mont.) Berk. & Curt.:
Laelia sp. (orchid)
Cancrosis ‘‘B’’:
Citrus limon (lemon)

Cercospora bolleana (Thuem.) Speg.
Ficus carica (fig)
Cercospora capparidis Sacc.:
Capparis spinosa (?) (caper)
Cercospora codiaei Frag. & Cif.:
Codiaeum sp. (croton)
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:
GCOffeaispe(Cotiee) Parsee ste eee

Cercospora frazinites Ell. & Ev.:
Frazinus berlandieriana (berlandier ash)
Frazinus sp. (ash)

Cercospora gossypina Cke.:
Gossypium sp. (cotton)

Cercospora handelii Bub.:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)
EER OCOGENGT.071{S De ee ee eae

Cercospora insulana (Sacc.) Chupp:

Armeria sp. (statice)

Cercospora lythracearum Heald & Wolf:
Punica granatum (pomegranate)

Cercospora musae Zimm.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Cercospora neriella Sacc.:
Nerium oleander (oleander)
Cercospora oryzae Miyake:
OnUZOASOLIOG (TCO) eee eee eee
Cercospora physalicola Ell. & Barth.:
Physalis sp. (husk tomato) __________________
Cercospora pini-densiflorae Hori & Nambu:
Pinus massoniana (Masson pine)
Cercospora ricinella Sace. & Berl.:
Ricinus communis (castor-bean)
Cercospora sorghi Ell. & Ev.:
Sorghum halepense (Johnson grass)
Cercospora violae Sacc.:
Weolattricolora(pansy) see ee
Chaetomium elatum G. Kunze & Schm.:
Oryza sativa (rice)

Country of origin

China wapaness-s2—= ==

Netherlands____- Ret ee
Netherlands, Turkey __-

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Yiugoslaviawe ee
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Brazil, British West

Indies.

Bel gi urns es 2

Mexico, Puerto Rico___-

Brazil, Canal Zone, Co-
. lombia, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Dominican, Re-

public, Ecuador, Gre-
nada, Guatemala,
Haiti, Honduras, In-
dia, Martinique,
Mexico, Panama.

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intercep-
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Collected in—

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
N. J.

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Ohio, N. J.,
N. Y.

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Md., Mass.,

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Tex.

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Calif.*, Hawaii

Tex. e

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1960,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin & | > |e. | Collected in—
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Chlamydomyces palmarum (Cke.) Mason: ,
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen) -___------------ China? S222 ia Ss dy Bee eee Calliten
Chrysomyxa rhododendri (DC.) D By.: i
Rhododenron ferrugineum__---.-------------- Austria, Germany, | 3 |----| 2] Mass., N. Y.
Switzerland.
FROG OG ETC TOTES Dee ae ee Austria, Switzerland__-_-_|----|---- Qn Nee
Colletotrichum agaves Cav.: ;
Agave americana (century plant)_-_---------- Mexico_--_---- See sasete 1 | Sees eee exe
Colletotrichum cajani Rangel: i
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) --_---------------- uentovR COM sansa n= 10))|22= = |4==s | NEO Ya pate
Colletotrichum cinctum (Berk. & Curt.) Ston.:
; Cymbidium sp. (orchid) -..------------------- Ein gam Cae eee eis [ce 1 | Hawaii.
(Opel et tales pest fi ean eres RE de ee eS IMIG Xd CORE este see ae ree | eee | eee 1 | Ariz.
Colletotrichum falcatum Went: ae :
Saccharum officinarwm (sugarcane) -__-------- Haiti, Mexico_---------- 2, |-=-=|=- Dla umex.
Sorghum halepense (Johnson grass) .--.-------| Mexico____-------------- 1s | See ee exe
Colletotrichum graminicolum (Ces.) G. W. Wils:
(CRT ERS eee po eee seed | CLO 8 ee ease 22 S524 eT ex.
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) -_---------~------ Ching yaaa easels pera he Sa Eel DCO
Sorghum culgare technicum (broomcorn) ____-- We xd CO sea eee 10 Rees cae lex
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Schw.) Ferr.:
RIStS Dee ee eee ares ae Sete Ee ieee A eta Hn glands eee eee pee Soalh ik |p Obi bie
Colletotrichum lilii Plakidas:
Lilium auratum (goldband lily) --.--.-------- a Danae eee aa 1 |----| 19 | Calif.*, Wash.
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily) -_---------- Netherlands_ ___-------- eels AIRLINE: NC
Lilium giganteum (giant lily) ---.------------ Japaneses eee eae PEPE EVES oni Caliign mayMaSie
Liliwm japonicum (Japanese lily) - -----------|----- GOsces eee onsen ae coos lee 4. | C@alit-e soWiash:
Lilium longiflorwm (Easter lily) -------------- Mexico 2222 so nee eee 1 reese | Tex
Lilium philippinense (Philippine lily) -------| Japam_------------------ ee Earl eealed Wash
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily) - ---- eee | epee Gontihss She ee Seen | PSaa Ol Op iE i
ES speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum |----- dot ese eee eae ESE SSE E28 Califen maviasne
lily).
Lilium tigrinum (tiger lily) __-.-------.------|-----d0__ -_---+--------=- eee WO nC aliteseunVashe
LLU TUS Dee ete enue on eee a China, Japan__--------- 1 |----| 11 | Calif.*, Wash.
Colletotrichum omnivorum Halst.: ;
VAS Didi sStraisp eee ete ewe Belgium= ess snes sses==s epee PIN a
Colletotrichum pisi Pat.:
Pisum sativum (pea) -_-.--------=--=--=---=--.- WiexicOe=i = cow ane= CAS | hapa ltrs pe Tex.
Coniosporium shiraianum (Syd.) Bub.:
IBATMD OO nce ee eee ei ee ees eee a Japaneae=s=-— ae ee feeesseli ala anivegor
Coniothyrium hellebori Cke. & Mass.:
Helleborus niger (Christmas-rose) - ----------- Netherlands-____-------- El ylligniledl WN
IETeLLeborUsiSD eee eee Nnelan dessa sees ese Pots Men
Coryneum beijerinckii Oud.:
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) ------------------ TANISHA = ere vce nee Te eS set S| INN
Pruniusypersica (peach) =< = ese see Italy, Mexico. -__-------- 3 SSE Sa SNea ye hexe
Coryneum microstictum Berk. & Br.:
IROSCASP ee sateen ee rs Se Aare epee ene Netherlands__-__-------- poses at Wash
Vitisisp'y (STAC) are a ee Scovlandee seas wenemee eel esi UI ING dg
Cronartium ribicola Alek. Fisch.
RibESs SPs (ReCsCULTAN t) hee eee ee ee Denmark see 2s ee E594 |i tT ta NY ne
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi (?):
Cocosimuciferai(COCcOnut) Passa e sre eee Miexicoes ane eae eee 1/9) | ees | eee HT Os
Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:
SMITH ED. CHO (CVO) 0) Se a a (o\C pres Sas See eles 1 ces|| Ol eX
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ----------------- Pee O22 See LS wea 1 | esl eee ROX
GIEAIOLUS SDE eer I rae Ne ae French Guinea, Mexico_| 1 |.--_| 1 | D.C., Tex.
Cycloconium oleaginum Cast.:
Oleakevnopacdi(Olive) ees ners a eee ee ee Deal yee ee pl | eles | one Nn 8
Cytospora punica Sace. (?):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ------------- Mexico ccs Seen acre ig) Sas een axe
Diaporthe eres Nits.:
Malus! sylwesinis) (apple) eesese sone ee eee BWCGEN eee rcat nae ee OES |e ls | eens | les
Diplocarpon earliana (Ell. & Ev.) Wolf:
Mragariasp.\(strawberly)=_-4-------=----- ee INORWS Vite See ae ee ze alee heal po eags
Diplodia castaneae Sacc.:
Gastaneaisp. (Chestnut) 2s eee Ttaly eee ee eke Ty) | S20 ese ne x.
Diplodia epicocos Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) - ..----_------_-____. VICK CO neat see eee 27M neee eX

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

59

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 80, 1950,
inclusive— Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Diplodia theobromae (Pat.) Nowell:
Achras zapota (sapodilla)
Allium cepa (onion)
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Areca cathecu (betel palm)_-_-__-.-_----.----
Citrus limon (lemon)
Dendrobium phalaenopsis (orchid) ____--------
Manihot esculenta (cassava)
Nymphaea sp. (waterlily)
Orchid
Theobroma cacao (cacao)

Diplodiella oryzae Miyake:
Onyzarsating) (ice) a es So eee

Diplodina rostrupii Vest.:

FATAL OME GSD met =e = Se ae Se

Discosia artocreas Fr.:
Gaultheria shallon (salal)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:

Galtonia candicans (summer-hyacinth)
Ditylenchus intermedius (de Man) Filip.:

Soil with unidentified roots__--._____________
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:

Citrus aurantifolia (lime) __-_.._...-..-----_-+

Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _________-
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Citrus sp. (orange)

Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:

Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)__| Cuba, Puerto Rico_____-

Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P. Syd.
OLAHAE: TE, (alee) so a
Erwinia citrimaculans (Doidge) Magrou:
Citrus limon (lemon)
Eucephalobus oxryuroides (de Man) Steiner:
Unidentified’ plant=s=s == eee
Exobasidium vaccinii (Fek1.) Woron.:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)________
Fabraea maculata Atk.:
Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht.:
CrOoCts SPE Math See eS eee GN
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. cepae (Hanz.)
Snyd. & Hansen:
Allium cepa (onion)
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht. f. gladioli (Mas-
sey) Snyd. & Hansen:
Gladiolisispee eee eer aera

Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. lycopersici Sace.:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__---_______
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht. f. narcissi Snyd.
Hansen:
IN AY CiSSUL SiS Peaks =a Se Ae oe Nas Beret 1S

Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. niveum (E. F.
Sm.) Snyd. & Hansen:
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) _____ _ ______
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. tuberosi Wr.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin & |» 1a | Collected in—
m
Bsl ales
as] 2 [as
q Blo
) oO ln
i) Z |Aa
Puerto Rico 1 eee PAR
i vette |Rex:
Sy Dex:
___-| Hawaii.

] Saved IN NY
PAUSE TS 1a ee pe Seah a al | Se 1 | Calif.*
Philippinessa 22 ae Sipe | HESS I @alifax

Ubara eee an) | S222 132s | SINE Ye
Mexico Sze see eae te aS Dh Mex.
Dominican Republic____| 1 |----]_--__] N. Y.
Chinguaas Meee 1) eas Sc OWashe
Netherlands_-______-_-__- Epi Stee | aa INS
Canadas a s-s ae eas eet es eee ee le Calitex
Netherlands sees sees |e Seo INlAWE
Germ aniy ese see oe | eee a je 1aheNeeYe
BTA Zi eee soe Ae ced Sh evra Li eeke Calif
Argentina, Brazil______- 1))} Alc MalpAla., \. Calif

La., Md.
INGYG hea
Tex., Va.
Brazil. s2ianot thik foe | peal sy fied as SINS Ys
ee GO a | EL Ne vesnie ae
Argentina, Brazil_______ 2) 40 |____| Ala., | Calif.*,
Fla.*, La.
Md., Mass.,
INGiSYen ae Pa:
Tex
pone GO 25 Ce i Serre TOT Qa ae |e a ae Md.,
INE NG
Qh]| etree | es tes WINERY
IVICX1C0 Sasa sate a A) Al | ee “S| sere | OX
Mtaliy speak Wapato Gee eel BN as
anys CO ad te is ele en | OES ets |e Tb | Ney
Belo in eee eee th 8, | AN TN GIN J
IMICXI COMMS Tein eae een ALY Sete | es sie ROX:
INetherland sie ss2 see ws ee | Gl | Rex
IMieXi Co sie asta ur nce ed Qi eeae een ex
England, Netherlands__|_-_-|----| 26 fae Mich,
cyan a.,
Su. hex.
Mexico... 30s =. Sate 1a Se beeen ex
England, Netherlands -. |_-..|----| 12 | Calif.*, Minn.
J., Tex.
IMEC XI COME Eee ae ae tetas iN bg | Peo | es | OX
Denmark, Mexico____--- 1 1 l22-2|) Tex:; Wash.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,

inclusitve—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host Country of origin

Fusicladium depressum (Berk. & Br.) Sace.:

Foéniculum vulgare (fennel) __.--------------- Czechoslovakia_________-
Fusicladium eriobotryae Cav.:

Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)-__---------------- DG a yp es SE
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Otth) Rostr.:

Py raCanthasKASW Taser ae Netherlands_____-___-_--

TA CONES Disease ce eee ened | et GOLs: outs Sok Ct scam
Fusicoccum galericulatum Sace.:

Fagus sylvatica (European beech) ------------|----- Osa ee ee

Fagus sylvatica atropurputea____.-.----------|----- (6 (ose gee anes
Gliomastiz convoluta (Harz.) Mason:

Eleocharis dulcis (waternut) ___-_------------- C@hingsaee eee iS

Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean) --__------|----- LO eee ie EOL,

Scilla hispanica (Spanish squill) - -_---------- Netherlands_-_-_________-

Solanum tuberosum (potato) ----------------- PANUStraliasts seen

Zingiber officinale (ginger) -_-_-.-------------- Ghing see ee is eee ew
Gloeodes pomigena (Schw.) Colby:

Malus sylvestris (apple) -_-------------------- Germany, Japan, Mex-

. ico.

Gloeosporium catechu Syd.:

Areca cathecu (betel palm) _---.-------------- Gases See aes
Gloeosporium epidendri P. Henn.:

Epidendrum skinneri (orchid) ---------------- Costa Rica___----..--+_-
Gloeosporium leguminum (Cke.) Sace.:

Prosopis sp. (mesquite) _---.----------------- Miexico=Sitegecacs 22 ae
Gloeosporium piperatum Ell. & Ev.:

Capsicum frutescens longum (red pepper) ----| Gold Coast_-_----------
Gloeosporium sansevieriae Verwoerd & du Plessis:

ISONSED1CTI CIS Pe a eee eee Canal Zone__ =) = 22. == - 2
Glomerella cincta (Ston.) Spauld. & Schrenk:

Laelia anceps (orchid) ___-------------------- IMIGXI CO st oee ere ee
Gnomonia iliau Lyon:

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _-_--------]_---_ GOR ese atom
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Chaenomeles lagenaria (flowering quince)____] Japan__---_-____---____-
Helminthosporium nodulosum Berk. & Curt.:

Dactyloctenium aegyptium_____-------------- Philippines____-_______-
Helminthosporium oryzae Breda de Haan:

OnyzaiSativan(TiCe) ee ee eee Cuba, Greece, Mexico__-
Helminthosporium torulosum (Syd.) Ashby:

Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _---------------- Cubatecor Sees ee

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) - __---- Pakistanis. sees sane
Helminthosporium turcicum Pass.:

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) __---------------- Mexico_____-.----------
Hendersonia opuntiae Ell. & Ev.: ;

Opuntia compressa (pricklypear) _______--__-_]_---_. (6 ayers MR STORE Aa 4
Hendersonia sarmentorum West.:

WitistSp ai ( rape) See see ee ee ene Ttalyte. 2s ee
Heterodera avenae Eidam:

Soilkwathwfigicuttin gshees see ees ee do LSasree ameewh. oT
Heterodera goettingiana Liebscher:

Soiliwith’Sempernvivum spe -3-— = eee (6 Vp eee nk aetient Saeke !
Heterodera punctata Thorne:

Soiliwithycactusiplantess22---- eee eee Treland soo ee eee

Solliwithicarrots esse Seen
Soil with chrysanthemum plants__-________-
Soil with dahlia tuber clumps_-__-__-__-._-___]..-__
Soil with wild flower plants_____------_--__-
Soil with clumps of Iris germanica__-___--_---
Soilkwith?Vavendulaisp eee ase eee
Soiliwithtorchidinoots tease oases onsen eee | eae
Soiliwithpotatoese=s ass = sas en ere

Soiltwitheeniuniwstspeesesetese en eee VOpavedtpayely ee a
Soiliwatheie7b7s} Spe ee eee oem Netherlands. ___-_------
Soil with shamrock plants_____.__-__--____-- Ireland, Northern Ireland-
SoiliwithaValeriairootse 222 ee Netherlands. ____-_-----

Soi eee Sere ee ee France, Germany -_-----

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a, p|o
Bele les
ap] 2 /a'5
q Blo
s) ola
Oo | 4 lu
M4 Fe |S =
D))|| seb fay oe
Re nes 1
aes) ie ses 1
4 ai43 | Zoe e i
See eae 1
12)3| Ste) nites
Bh a eee
Bchaloces 1
pana tented Lig) a
44 |____|____
3) Sea Wepae
DU eae al Poe a
Soke eeee aba
CR eae (i
ps Pie | fre) Lal fe
apehs ty (Beet 1
4 NaAN | ae 1
ig Fee fr
= eel | 1
pees | a
Bi) ee |e
(jp eA ee
It /2 ess ees
Lea see
L/S Sea
ye OYE ea Th 85
Mit BAN Rea 1
sae eee 1
ates fase = |? «|
a
1
1
1
1
1
BS cee val:
fee PIRes NR
7 Ah Peed ey SEA
QL Win

Collected in—

INEY<s,

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 80, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin ay Se Collected in—
8a] 6 [aq
53.9! qd {So
aps] 2 jas
sal ele
16) Z |Au
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
Screenings from oat straw packing __------_- nn clandeeesscsaseaanes Lys eee | ERE INAS
SoilléwitheAcacta:plants = 22--— == = Argentinae c= = aes Bae eee 1 PINESY
Sorlbwithybeets ss Soe es see hated hoVol USES 61s, ESE Via
Soil from bin containing beets, onions, and | Scotland____------------ are 1 eee Wash’
parsnips.
Sollewithvcabbagete snes nan sil ea a en ea Trelandie> an seea es | eh ea| Ee Seid
Sonlowithycarrotsee see eee England, Ireland, Neth- |----| 7 |----| Md., Mass.,
erlands. INS Yen bal.
Sin@ve mex.
Va.
Soil with Callwna sp. roots____-------------- IWialest Sees ee sae) 5555] AUT ING da
DOllewaubecelenin cya see eS a 2 Netherlands___________- VES hs i ee hE,
Soilbiwithycelery.ne =a 2 ss oe eeeea pea Es gee aT England, France, Neth- |----| 7 |----| Md., Mass.,
erlands. INE Ye, - Dex;
Va.
Soiliwith’convallaria pips: === -eeies ko tmine Germanyae ees ae ae LOPES me INTE SYA
Soil with cyclamen plant___________________- Denmark 5-2 sss BA ae SEES F104 INGA
Sollkwithidahliaw set at ale ee TBO OOl e Eons 2h | NES
Soiliwath-Aricaisp. plants. ——-2- == aes | LO an aera | eae Suey HPO MINDS df
Soilowith’huchsiaiplantses. | Ree COS ee a DENS SE; Se Ne
Soil with heather plants_______________ Scotland==222s3s22-o24s |Ehie SES ays) 100G: ane Uap N IRD Gos
SolliwitheHeuchera plant. 22 = 8. Bolan dee ee Pb INT.
Soil with Helleborus niger roots__._---_-____- Netherlands--__----_--_]---- ied ara Nea
Soil with hollyhock plants and Tritonia | England____--_--__-_-__]|---- Seeataba 200k
corms.
Sovlbwathevavendiulaispea so es eee ees GO Eee eS See | es] a Nee ps
Sollgwithbleckseq se atin ee ee oe doe Sette Gab ni bh Ay Bia ta Ee Pas
Soil with Zigustrwm plants: -_-__-__-_-_-___ dies QO eee eee ae pees) abel INE ds
Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips_____.________ Germanyse eee DS ese SoC alii teNeaye
Soil with maidenhair fern________-_-_________ 1Dated EnaXe Lye ee See 0 1/2225 | el iNtasss
Soilkwithparsnipswessseee nes es | eee GO CER Ae SN Fai | 2 ke WViash®
Soil with miscellaneous plants_______________ England, Ireland________ ER DAV De MING ee
Soilswithspotatoesee se wakes oe Denmark, England, Ire- |____| 10 |____| Calif.,* La.,
land, Scotland, Swe- Md., N. Y.
den. Pugh Vea,
: ash.
Soiltwithautabagas es shee 0 ee ey England, Netherlands__|_.__| 2 |____| La., Va.
Soil with saxifraga plants_____._____________- England as RO Pee AT INA
Soil with shamrock plants___________.______- Ireland, Northern Ire- | 3 |__--| 9]|Ill., Mass.,
land. INS Ra:
Soltwithstuliprbul bss .- ese 1B oe Se ed RSE Shy BING
Soilkwitheturmipsme ene kee wane ee neues England, Netherlands__|_-__| 5 |___- ee RVING YS;
a.
SOT Seep I AA es ETO ae oc an nel Ireland, Scotland-..:_.__]_---|_--.| 2] N. J., N. Y
Heterodera schachtii Schmidt:
Soil with carnation plants____________._____. tay eae e Sears ee st ee SANE FELS | A Bin Ge
Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips_____________- Germanys 2220 Sr a Re 2 alife SaNiaol
Soil with Galanthus sp. bulbs________________|_-_.- Oat ee eS eee Se ES pol NP
Soil with potted succulents__________________ Mrances: ee Pi ee ey ei Sees le iC alitet
SoilliwithyRrianusispse fee aa oe EES Wahl pa I SE Lin NEE
Hollbwitheturnipseee sss. Mele ee INGE her) aril See ee | mae 1 |_...| Wash
Soil with unidentified roots__________________ Germany aoe = Sans | Te oats Ls INGE NG
Soi] -Sgareeay nik Ptr Po See a I GANICOMES one eee, WN Sa EIN GS dle
Heterosporium ornithogali (Klotzsch) Cke.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) -_____- Union of South Africa_._| 3 |__-_|__-- Pa.
Heterosporiwm variabile Cke.:
GChiysanthemiumisp ares wal ene Meindl Scotland@aresa suai 5 | 8 seh | eae INES
Hormodendrum cladosporioides (Fres.) Sace.: :
_Carica papaya (papaya) -__-______-.-2_----_- Mexi const ea Li) 35th pee Tex.
Cydonia oblonga (quince))_ --__._---.-_--__-__|_--2- oS ann ee LG) eRe ees Ariz.
Isariopsis griseola Sacc.: 2
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)___| Puerto Rico____________- U1) | pesos | cere INEAYe
Laestadia minuiscula (Lev.) Sacce.:
Codimewmispei (Croton) meee a ere Philippines (?)__..---_-_].__- 1 |_...| Wash.
Leptosphaeria rusci (Wallr.) Sace.:
SEUUESCULS'S Ds ee ee RN Sia re idl Ttalyetue cu ed Shi | eas | eee Pa.
Leptosphaeria sacchari Breda de Haan:

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _----____-- IMICXI CON ee eee 1 see Uice me Tex.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Leptosphaeria salvinii Catt.:

Oryza sativa (rice)
Leptosphaeria tritici (Garov.) Pass.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) _--_..------_------
Leptosphaeria typharum (Desm.) Karst.:

Typha sp. (cattail)
Leptothyrium pomi (Mont. & Fr.) Sace.:

Malus sylvestris (apple)_..._..-.-------_-----

Lophodermium pinastri (Fr.) Chev.:
Pinus sp. (2-leaved pine) -___.....--.-._-----
PINUS: Spree BG ius SNe kes wells Sinan eee
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) - ---_---

Macrophoma oleae (DC.) Berl. & Vogl.:

Oleaxeuropaea (olive) a aes
Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid.:

Allium sativwm (garlic)__....--.-.--..-------

Arachis hypogaea (peanut) _____-______-__--__-

Eleocharis dulcis (waternut) ___.....__..------
Maravalia hyalospora (Saw.) Diet.:

PACA CLORCO NALS Ute teen ne ne Sen ea
Marmor cucumeris Holmes:

Cucurbita maxima (squash) ______---------_--
Marmor fragariae Holmes:

EM AG ATIGIS Dvds Se NONE te EE ae
Melampsoridium betulinum (Pers.) Kleb.:

BerulasS ps3 (b1nch) Sasa ee See
Melanconium betulinum Fr.:

I STIR hoy; (Movie e) sec a es ee ee
Melanospora zamiae Cda.:

Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean)_----__--

Zingiber officinale (ginger)
Meliola citricola Syd.:

GUTALS’SP BE tA) Re eet Siepn 0se NAR
Meliola tenella Pat.:

Murraya paniculata (jasmin-orange) _________
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:

BOG ON1.G: Sy es uk es SY ae pen
Memnoniella echinata (Rivolta) L. O. Gall.:

Alliumisativumi(carlic) ees ee

Cattleya citrina (orchid) __-_---_---_.----_--_-

Citrus grandis (pummelo)____---------.--___-

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --______

Trapa natans (waterchestnut) -___-_-_________

Zingiber officinale (ginger)____---____-________-
Monilinia fructicola (Wint.) Honey:

Prunus persica (peach)
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

Cydonia oblonga (quince)

Prunus persica (peach)
Monilinia lava (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

Prunus cerasus (sour cherry) ----------------

Prunus persica (peach)). --.-.-------<------2_
Monochaetia paeoniae (Maub.) Sace. & D. Sace.:

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Mycosphaerel/a brassicola (Fr.ex Duby) Lindau:

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Mycosphaerella caryophylli (Pass.) Cruch.:

Dianthusisp. (carnation) f2 4-2 4-_
Mucosphaerella citrullina (C. O. Sm.) Gross:

Cucurbita mazima (squash) __-_----.-.-------

Sechium edule (chayote) ------_---------_----
Mycosphaerella filicum (Desm.) Schroet.:

Fern frond
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:

Bragariaspe (Straw DeLiy) saa eee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin 2, Se
be} iY)
B§\ 2 28
ar qd Cha
iS) oO }n
ie) Z |p
ADAM le Sao a iy NEES Le Fe bee
sibs (6 Kn peepee Moai ome ree tary Lie We 2d es
Miexicolcemia2 Ns eee ib | Sear | ees

Algeria, Austria, Mex- | 7] 1
ico, Spain.

Swed mye 3 one ee eee | es eee 1
Mexico= 22 20s ee Holt 53 |hee
Costa Rica, Panama, | 3 |----|----

Philippines.
Italy, Saudi Arabia- --_- Bile AEE
Uitalliyee)8Se Nee Tees eee
Golds Coasti-5 2 = | an ae 1
GC hina eye Mae ee 112) eee see
prays (6 Va eee a eNO Sel peee NNa
IMIGXIT CO! TANASE LL Pit ee 1 Ui Pee bars [ae a
Wn lands 22 see ose oe Soe 1
inland’: 424 | ee 1
nel andieee een sae 14] ee TE
Ching ees ee 3) Lee Bee
LEE OO es es eee ian |
peayeihs GO ee Se aa at (eee
Siam (2) eee ee 4 HE Pepe eee
Beleium ssa es ae eee EME OND
IMPCXICOB S22 eee as ee ]:|.- 2a) ees
EDs C6 0 espa cea 8 Pe arte OL
Shinai ele eas ee Ta ees al eens
Philippines 92222222 ee |e | Eee 1

PTA EAE et sae Ty) eee
China iLahitiz 2s A402 Bien en
IMiexi cole cee oe ee eee eae 3 15] Raise:
Iitalya toa s. eee eee lo eee
INTANCCS eee ae ee J}. 2e0!
AUS traliaves sees sees eee | Sane hb Rae
Guatemala___-----.-__-- sh) Sean eee
Japanisnes s- 22 aki Se eee bee SEDAN
Treland#- =.= os itd 3 ney eae Wn fees
Guatemala__...........- nb izes | ee a
Miexitol..22use4 ue ee Lod] ees |
Quatemalas t2e2- 222-2 S| Bees Li]. aux
JADA ee eae Suel eee a ese hg
Ltalyon oh ee |e | eed 1

Collected in—

Hawaii.
Calif.*
Tex.

Pa.

Calif.*
Calif.*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N.J.

Tex.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ell. & Ev.) Dearn.:
Echinocactus sp. (cactus)
Thelocactus bicolor (cactus)

Mycosphaerella pomi (Pass.) Lindau:
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Mycosphaerella rhododendri (Cke.) G. H. Martin:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)
PRR OMOMENAT OT SD se ees

iurethectum verrucaria (Alb. & Schw.) Ditm. ex

Vanilla sp. (orchid)
Mystrosporium adustum Mass.:
Tris reticulata (netted iris)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sacc.) Mason:
Cymbopogon citratus (lemon grass)
Oryza sativa (rice)
Omphalia flavida (Cke.) Maub. & Rangel:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Ophiostoma narcissi Limber:
HNCTCUSSUSTS ieee eee ae eae mee ene LSE
Papulaspora dodgeii Conners:
Allium ascalonicum (shallot)
Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz.:
Allium cepa (onion)
Scilla hispanica (Spanish squill)
Trapa natans (water chestnut)
Tulipa sp
Peronospora effusa (Grev.) Rab.:
Spinacia oleracea (spinach)
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)_----------------_--
Laelia anceps (orchid)
Odontoglossum citrosmum (orchid)
Pestalotia funerea Desm.:
Cryptomeria japonica (cryptomeria)
Tarus cuspidata (Japanese yew) -----------_-
Pestalotia gibbosa Harkn.:

Gaultheria shallon (salal)
Pestalotia guepini Desm.:
COmMmelliaisp ese r ase ee eee ee eS ee nee
Pestalotia macrotricha Kleb.:
PECL OGOMETVEN OTIS Tee pene ae enna en
Pestalotia palmarum Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Pestalotia peregrina Ell. & Mart.:
Pinus massoniana (Masson pine)
Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
Psidium guajava (guava)
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sacc.) Guba:
ehododendron Spy! ae a ee ae ee
Pestalotia scirrofaciens N. A. Brown:
Achras zapota (sapodilla)
Phoma citricarpa McAIp.:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Cirtus limon (lemon)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)-_____--___-
Citrus reticulata var. (King orange) __-_--_---

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Gitrasisp se (Orange) set a ea
Citrus sp :
Phoma viticola Sacc.:
Vitis sp. (grape)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin & | ple | Collected in—
Bel = |e!
25| = |23
Seapoulie
iS) GZ |B4
Sea ted oh aye nla IVICXi CORE eee ee ereen omerel trem (ME Tg eX
SS Serle Te A ee ee SE ee | ee 2 | RN 1 |e Xs
ee eel ae (0 ae ee See coke ne thee el eee | eX
BIR IBC] on err as ares a ee REE | | IMAM IN olds
Netherland si nees = =ssem ean Pesca Tae.
Se ark ae gee ee SER ee Palawvislan dees sss= san | ee | Rees ke tle awalie
NE Ec SO pete Pe iINetherlandseesss=ses=== 2) sue een 7220 Ohio wna:
WR BS SAL Straits Settlements._____|____]| 1 |____| Calif.*
China Japan’ ose es DPS |E2e pee mC alites
eee ere Bae Guatemala, Mexico.___-} 1 |--_-| 2 | La., Tex.
Ireland, Netherlands____|_-__]--_-| 2] N.J.
ERED es Sere EA, BEST UTNE eter rest mcrae aT | esa | NP IN ete)
App TGn Cie eS ue ara Hing landess se= se eee sen licleeee eam Oa ies
Netherlands_____-______- Se ae ROM NC alites
Ge sth Chin gel ee eae 1a Eo eer alias
Netherlands_____--_-__-- bier NN TS A alife®
he ae ee el rn eos SEE A: INTO XI COM ee ee ee men) | aes (Peon AZ
ips wk CLO Pe R ESR AE | Re fe aria NT a| alitee
Cen Ye Am Sf 3 A pe pa es | ERR ERS: Goa es Se ea OM @ aif ex:
en seer ee iene: | bese LO ERIE Sea ANANTH Cala fa
See re Japan asses 22a se ee a TIN a li fae
Seed Gos Water areee eel REA OSS SOT Wiashis
pape iptete! SR ee AOL Canada 2252 oA Nee Deas ear i @alifs
Wn glands ee sas soa eae ie SSE EME Calite®
Netherlands_____-------_]---- MEER D0 VINES
ba SO EEN TS ce Os aaa Wenezuelgiss=2222s= oes | PN tae ee Pat
ERe eee EN, hinge ee |e ae eee eM Cali fee
Be ee ee eee Mie xXiCO Mae See eas ate ee EA Tex:
INetherlands-2:2:52-2025 SERGEY SWEDEN INNIS
ese eee CA Ae IMIG x] CO bees ease eS Hah | eee | eT exe
eee ee American Samoa_____--_|__1 |____|_--_| Hawaii.
EEA Sie er ae eR Australiay'@hina22222525))) sei 5) |e ae NEY:
a.
Australia, China, Japan_| 41 2 |____| Calif.*, Hawaii
Mass., N. Y.
China; Japan_ 2.2 2 1 |____| Calif.*, Hawaii,
Mich. :
Mie aoe nme resraey sites sence Argentina, Australia, | 69 | 11 |____| Calif.*,Hawaii,
Brazil, China, Japan, Md., Mass.,
Philippines, Straits NiOYs:
Settlement, Tasmania,
Union of South Africa.
Ching 3 ae 4) )|S222 St BiMiass SN.
pete doa ee Ph | Bes See awa?
De) hig ee ae ere | eee et IN Ya

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Phomopsis corni Trav.:
Cornus florida (flowering dogwood)
ee disciflorum (Tode) James:
osa
Phragincrrichurs chaillettii G. Kunze:
Pi cemaviesy(SPEUCe) tana ase aa eee ee
Phyllosticta glumarum (Ell. & Tracy) Miyake:
Onryzarsatival GiCe) ee eee eee
Phyllosticta laeliae Keissl.:
Catileyaispy (Orchid) pees saa
ILA SDs (ORANG) ss smoke aa oecesososcse
Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:
Mangifera indica (mango) __._____------_-----
Phyllosticta nigro-maculans Sace.:
Vanda sanderiana (orchid) __-_____-_--______-
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:
RUS CUS SD pao a a SRS Nw Ee SE
Phyllosticta sorghina Sace.:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum)
Physalospora camptospora Sacc.:
Dendrobium undulatum (orchid)
Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:
Malus sylvestris (apple) .__._-.-.--------------
ASTRA ae SB a a a
WAG SOs (ARVO) es oe i ee aes
Plectus parietinus Bastian:
Colchicum autumnale (autumn crocus) -___-_--
Soil with various plants_____._____-_____-_--
Pleospora herbarum (Pers.) Rab.:
GY LS USTS Dis eee e re are ene te Se ae
Pseudomonas marginata (McCull.) Stapp:
CLT OTIS 0 es yes el ee eel
Pseudomonas savastanoi (E. F. Sm.) F. L. Stev-
ens:
Olea europaea (olive)_-_.---_---____-__-------
Pseudomonas syringae v. Hall:
Citrus limon (lemon)
Pseudomonas tonelliana (Ferr.) Breed:
Nerium oleander (oleander)
Puccinia antirrhini Diet. & Holw.:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:
Dianthus barbatus (sweet-william)
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:
Chrysanthenviumisp ices eee ae eee aera
Puccinia cyperi Arth.:
Cyperus sp. (?)
Puccinia graminis Pers. var. tritici Eriks. & E.
Henn.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)_-__________-__-----
Puccinia hieracii (Schum.) Mart.:
Gichorianisp eee nee ke 2 aie Ree Bey
Puccinia longicornis Pat. & Hariot:
Sasa kurilensis (bamboo)
Puccinia obtecta Pk.:
SSCULDUSIS Dep (WUC) eet ee eee eae
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) ______-
Puccinia phragmites (Schum.) Koern.:
Phragmites communis (reed)
Puccinia rubigo-vera (DC). Wint. f. secalis (Eriks.)
Carleton:
Secale cereale (rye)
Puccinia sorghi Schw.:
Zea mays (corn)
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis____----------------
Stachytanphetaxspe cere ese ee ee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin & Sauls Collected in—
Ba] Ss [ha
3.9] a 4)
aps) 2 |as
qd lo
° Oo |u
Oo |G la
Netherlands 2922 =s0se= iene SEB IU INTs dc
Germany, Italy________- ees IW INES YZ
Genmanves=e- = ene Tha esl Nae
Va ae seme eee ee ele eae SSeS) Ceutices
Bra 71] ee ace Newent pes ale Seale a) Cais
NMCXI COM aE inee here Been Jes UD exes
ere (0 (0 eee a ee ee Fee OD yebc.
Philippines____________- _-=|-<-=| 1 || Hawaii:
Tt ally ees Nee eee 6} 2eeal| il ING So, 22
Jat ig ees edie seen Os oe eee ee ae ALM IDYS Ol
PAUIS Gralla eee ene orem eee |pe ee iellielawanic
Tita ype ace arbi eee sats al S228) 12%),
i petis (0 Ko peepee peng Al ea SAL ia seas Eh,
ortugalas 22. Bays (etees|(mak NING
Netherlands___________-- Sees ee | eee Nee
Joyal byl ee eee ee * Cee ER Saal TINE YC
lmenteea = GOs el ee | et eee Miiasss ,
VAD ANR ee senate oy Beslan alites
Tite sysee oop Pacer tare cee 1 |____|__-.| Mass
epee Gols eo sae |) Ae |e | NG
Italy, Mexico (?)_-____-- =o aoe ee 2 Nene ex
(Germ aniy seen I pee SSA SIMING YC
Netherlands____________- DE eee OE IMING YC
Fits} Osh oad Gi Pa ee eae eat eee hor) awash!
Philippinese==22eeeeee= 1 | ees ee | IVE
Germany, Italy________- 1 | 1 e22S) exe iVWiash:
Canada te neiks sePekeee Besa at ING Y.
VDA oe ee ee re ae eal see|p) al ID). Ors
IMIEXI COs ten ee eee 5 at Pert (ee 8 Wold Wee
Union of South Africa___| 1 |..__|----| Pa.
Denmark, Netherlands__| 2 |__..|..-_| Calif.*, N. Y.
italy eae ee he We scissss|| Wea.
Mex CO BSL ne thy eee tee 1 | Ses | eee | aite
Puerto Ric0ea-s=sssseeee= Af Veal EEE INFN
egg (6 Ko peer mse UU ANI hes beni mma EU TRS d Re

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Pyrenochaeta phlogis Mass.:
TEN RTTR YD) Socom ep a epee ts ore bas

Pythium splendens H. Braun:
Dendrobium pulchellum (orchid)

Ramularia tulasnei Sace.:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)

Ravenelia arizonica Ell. & Ev.:

Prosopis sp. (mesquite)
Schizophyllum radiatum. Fr.:

Boswellia serrata (‘‘salai’’ wood)

Malus sylvestris (apple)
Sclerotinia bulborwm (Wakk.) Rehm, (?):

Fritillaria imperialis (crown-fritillary)
Sclerotinia kerneri Wettst.:

Abies sp. (fir)
Sclerotinia minor Jagger:

Cichorium endivia (endive) --_----------------
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:

Allium sativum (garlic)
Septonema atrum Sacc.:

IDOI BS a ee
Septoria alliorum West.:

Allium porrum (leek)
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:

Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)

Rhododendron lutewm—-*-=--=2-------------_-

Rhododendron obtusum kaempferi_------------

FEROCOGER UTD SD woes nen eee
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:

Chrysanthemum morifoliwm (mulberry chry-

santhemum).
(ONE POS DIA YT OTH IOS) OV oer

Septoria citri Pass.:
Giirusilimony Memon) Waa nese tenes faa eeas
Citrus sinensis (orange) --
Citrus sp. (orange)

Septoria cyclaminis Dur. & Mont.:

Cyclamenispe ie A hele ie el ae ae

Septoria eraminans Berk. & Curt.:

CED TAL Ge ee ee Mi SP nner a so eta si Se

Septoria helianthi Ell. & Kell.:
Helianthus sp. (sunflower)

Septoria leucanthemi Sacec. & Speg.:
Chrysanthemum marimum (Shasta daisy) -- --

Septoria malvicola Ell. & G. Martin:

BIVICIUACE Css eens tne its ow three arenes irae

Septoria posekensis Sacc.:

IMT OIG SOs (Oxo woo a
Odontoglossu m citrosmum (orchid)-_------___-
Oncidium (?) sp. (orchid)

Sphaceloma fawcettii Jenkins (?):
Citrus limon (lemon)

Sphaceloma fawcettii Jenkins

(McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:
Citrus limon (lemon)

var. scabiosa

Sphaceloma perseae Jenkins:

Persea americana (avocado)_-__--------------
Sphaceloma punicae Bitane. & Jenkins:

Punica granutum (pomegranate) -------_---_-
Sphacelotheca holci Jacks.:

Sorghum halepense (Johnson grass)
Sphaeropsis cydoniae Cke. & EIl.:

Cydonia oblonga (quince) __--.---------------

Country of origin

INetherlandsi=222 nates
Germaniyeie nents

Bel Sipe ee

(Bel sities ee en
Netherlands__-_-_______-

England, Japan, Mexico,
Netherlands.

Tifa] ya a aa ial a
Australia, Spain (?)_--_-
PATIStEallateeee eee
en 2] a cen coe ne

Switzerland S:2222 22s

Australia, New Zealand_

Guatemala ssssaeatee

Ltaly; Mexicots= 232225 2—

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a | > 3
BS] 2 28
a> q Be
o) Oo ln
Om anes
Bere |e 1
Se |e ee 1
EE ee
ees) Ue ese
oJ 3 et a
Ti | ene | aoe
arise | 1
1s Resin [Pe eraee
8 Th eens
276i een ee
aera oars |
ees deri eee
Beehaleee S83
ee hel
Beal
Saeed Tal
BLE) | oe
23 sees eas
pee Mia ll sors
pee PhO) | Paes
ae al ghee
ey ele ad
ape wale or teat |
[eee ae neat
gs ee be ee
Saree |e eee)
cess Le Meal big |
pis | aes 3) ah |
CSS pada coe:
1 | a eee
ea es ee
Ais ses | Sete
1) aes |e ee
1 a eee ee

Collected in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

DC
NERY:

Tex.

INFG ESN Yer
Tex., Wash.

Calif.*
Calif. *
Hawaii.
ING de
N. J.
Tex.
Tex.
N.Y.
Fla.
Tex.
N. J.

Pa Rs

Hawaii, N. Y.,
Pa.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Stachylidiuwm theobromae Turc.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) OE Sets Beem ate

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Stemphylium botryosum Wallr.:
Allium cepa (onion)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Daucus carota (carrot)
Gladiolus'spe eee ee ee a ae ee ees
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Solanum melongena (eggplant)
Stemphylium ilicis Tengwall:

SVEUSCONNCOMOSU TT erate ay nee ene

Oxalis sp
Stilbum incarnatum Wakk.:

Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)-__-_------__-___-

Pachyrhizus erosus (yam bean) ---------------

Trapa natans (waterchestnut)______--___----
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) Magn.:

PT UT WSIS See ree ee ee ae Be ee Pe ed
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:

Begonia tuberhybrida____------------.--------

DEPTS COU LOR SS Oa ee SO

Sinningia speciosa (gloxinia)
Torula oleae Cast.:

Olea europaea (olive)
Trametes flavida Lev.:

Vanda sp. (orchid)
Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (Pers.) Diet.:

Prunus persica (peach)
Trichoderma viride Pers. ex Fr.:

Ananas comosus (pineapple) ---____---_---. --
Trullula olivascens Sacc.:

Ribes uva-crispa european pooseberry)
Tryblidiella prosopidis (Pk.) R

P7080 Dis Spe (MeSQUIte) Bee eee a ee
Tubercularia vulgaris Tode ex Fr.:

CAI CET STD se ee ae Net eee ra arn) Lb SRE LE mg

Kerria japonica (Kerria)__--_____-_.-----_----
Tylenchus allii Beijerinck:

Allium sativum (garlic)
Tylenchus filiformis Butschli:

Soil with Artemesia, Dianthus, and Sedum

plants.

Soil with carnation plants___________________-
Tylenchus putrefaciens Kuhn:

Allium sativum (garlic)
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:

Epidendrum sp. (orchid)

Laelia anceps (orchid)
Uredo quacae Mayor:

SOOT AULA ES (eee es ee eh i ae a aoa ce
Uredo nigropunctata P. Henn.:

Epidendrim sp. (orchid) Wes ee sce eee ee
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:

Zygopetalum burti (orchid)___.-____------__-_-
Urocystis colchici (Schlecht.) Rab.:

Galeniciumisp eee ee Se ee ee ne
Urocystis gladiolicola Ainsworth:

Gladiolusicuspidars eae eee ee

Gladiolusignandis eee ae

Gladiolis’sp ee ae ae ESS alle eae

Country of origin

Colombia,
minican
Honduras.

Brazil, Canal Zone, Co-
lombia, Costa Rica,
Ecuador, Guatemala,
Honduras, Mexico,
Panama.

Cuba, Do-
Republic,

Belgium BGS ween

Mexico.

Germanys 2 ee eee

MCX COs cer ae ee

INicaraguas sol) oes

Costa Rica=222 =

|

seat

eee ell

Collected in—

INEAYe

cae x ae

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1949, to June 30, 1950,
inclusive— Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Urocystis tritici Koern.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat)-.__-.-------_------
Uromyces alyziae Arth.:

Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)
Uromyces fabae (Pers.) D By.:

Vicia faba (broadbean)_--_-______-----_------
Uromyces holwayi Lagh.:

Lilium columbianum (Columbia lily) -__-----
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.:

Lespedeza bicolor (shrub bushclover)
Uromyces scillarum (Grev.) Wint.:

Muscari sp
Ustilago aristidae-cyananthae Bref.:

PAT ISO CYANANLG =) eee on
Ustilago avenae (Pers.) Jens.:

PATER GISQLING: (Ot) eset eee ene a ae ns
Ustilago bullata Berk.:

EST OTIVULS SD ae ne ee SN aN ER a ee
Ustilago esculenta P. Henn.:

AZT IMAG UAL CO see ee eee
Ustilago tritici (Pers.) Rostr.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat)_-------_----_-__--
Venturia inaequalis (Cke.) Wint. var. cinerascens

(Fckl.) Aderh.:

Sorbus sp. (sorbe apple) ---_----____-________-
Vermicularia herbarum West.:

DEC ILN ALESIS Pee ee Ee SHEEN SAME
Verticilliwm lateritiwm (Fr.) Rabh.:

Galanthiusis pee AAS a EES
Volutella buxi (Cda.) Berk.:

Butus microphylla koreana__--------_--------
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

Citrus grandis (pummelo)_______-_- _________-

Citrus limon (lemon) ____-------------_---_--

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Citrus sp. (orange)
Xanthomonas hyacinthi (Wakk.) Dowson:

ED YA CINER ALS SD ee ee EE Ne
Xanthomonas vesicatoria (Doidge) Dowson:

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Zygosporium oscheoides Mont.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientwm (banana)

Country of origin

TAN Ce wLLal yas eee

British Columbia______-

Englandee sess sles
Netherlands_____-______-

Netherlands___*-______-

Miexi cots ines wii e206

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
ay reel Collected in—
Ba! Se
° So |}n
Oo 14 la
Ley | Execs | eee Nod)
Pyles ea Cb y hha
Be | pl eal NGS Wass eas
gh eee wen Vash
eee eas a hol AAV KS) 0}
psi abt ah ied Mi pene
esi hese mul IDE KCl
Medd baci ais lbitlal Ds Oks
peel eed bins Tea el DO
1 | en | eos Nay a
| sees eee Ne
5 | aoe | ep INT pe Yor
Jessel Mal AYE RIN
ese amalbmaln hay tod)
pena |Veaoas | eae lod SIN Ee)
Gaia2 5 Bees MIVIASSE Nea y ae
Pa.
AIS |e) | ean Oa i fae
Teel} escelt (Ck yb
ede | Tec OPN bie
Sip eee pee | alites
11 I awe OMe
BO ST Sale IM tale
eset | Mates |e eV ch
hed | apenas | eae | OX
By lp ich Sella TS) Ole

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Hosts and diseases

ABIES:

Sclerotinia kerneri (Ascomycetes)
ACACIA:

Maravalia hyalospora (Deuteromycetes)
ACER:

Tubercularia vulgaris (Deuteromycetes)
ACHRAS:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia scirrofaciens (Deuteromycetes)
AGAVE:

Colletotrichum agaves (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM ASCALONICUM:

Papulaspora dodgeii (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Alternaria porri (Deuteromycetes)

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Fusarvum oxysporum f. cepae (Deuteromycetes)

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Septoria alliorum (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)

Tylenchus allii (Nematoda)

Tulenchus putrefaciens (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:
Uromyces alyriae (Promycetes)
ANANAS:

Curvuloria lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Trichoderma viride (Deuteromycetes)
ANDROMEDA:

Diplodina rostrupii (Deuteromycetes)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Puccinia antirrhini (Promycetes)
ARACHIS:

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium catechu (Deuteromycetes)
ARISTIDA:

Ueilago, areata: cyananthae (Promycetes)
ARMER

Pareoitart, insulana (Deuteromycetes)
ASPIDISTRA

Colletotrichivan omnivorum (Deuteromycetes)
AVENA:

Ustilago avenae (Promycetes)
BAMBOO:

Coniosporium shiraianum (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
BETULA:

Melampsoridium betulinum (Promycetes)
BOSWELLIA:

Schizophyllum radiatum (Basidiomycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Mycosphaerella brassicola (Ascomycetes)
BROMUS:

Vatllago bullata (Promycete ;)
BUXUS:

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Volutella buxi (Deuteromycetes)
CAJANUS:

.Colletotrichum cajani (Deuteromycetes)
CAMELLIA:

Camellia yellow-spot virus

Pestalotia guepini (Deuteromycetes)
CAPPARIS:

Cercospora capparidis (Deuteromycetes)
CAPSICUM:

Glocas noir piperatum (Deuteromycetes)
CARICA

Hormodendrum cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes)

CASTANEA:

Diplodia castaneae (Deuteromycetes)
CATTLEYA:

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
CHAENOMELES:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Heterosporium variabile (Deuteromycetes)

CHRYSANTHEMUM—Continued
Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)
Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria leucanthemi (Deuteromycetes)

CICHORIUM:

Puccinia hieracii (Promycetes)
Sclerotinia minor (Ascomycetes)

CITRULLUS
Fusarium oxysporum f. nivewm (Deuteromycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS GRANDIS:
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS LIMON:
Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Ascochyta citri (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Cancrosis ‘‘B”’
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
Elzinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Erwinia citrimaculans (Schizomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas syringae (Schizomycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcettii (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)
Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA VAR::
Phoma citricarpa ( Deuteromycetes)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Ascochyta citri (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS SP. (orange):

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)

Ph oma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

COCOS
Cryptospora longispora (?) (Ascomycetes)
Diplodia epicocos (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

CODIAEUM:

Cercospora codiaei (Deuteromycetes)
Laestadia minuiscula (Ascomycetes)

COFFEA
Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)

COLCHICUM:

Plectus parietinus (Nematoda)
Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)

COLOCASIA:

Cite mudomgces palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

CORNU
Pho Seen corni (Deuteromycetes)

CROCUS:

Fusarium oxysporum (Deuteromycetes)

CRYPTOMERIA:

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)

CUCURBITA:

Marmor cucumeris (Virus)
Mycosphaerella citrullina (Ascomycetes)

CYCLAMEN:

Septoria cyclaminis (Deuteromycetes)

CYDONIA:

Fabraea maculata (Ascomycetes)
Hormodendrum cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes)
Monilinia fructigena (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaeropsis cydoniae (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and diseases—Continued

CYMBIDIUM:

Colletotrichum cinctum (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBOPOGON:

Nigrospora sphaerico (Deuteromycetes)
CYPERUS:

Puccinia cyperi (Promycetes)
CYTISUS:

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)
DACTYLOCTENIUM:

Helminthosporium nodulosum (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:

Septonema atrum (Deuteromycetes)
DAUCUS:

Stemphylium botryoswm (Deuteromycetes)
DENDROBIUM

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)

Pythium splendens (Phycomycetes)
DIANTHUS:

Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella caryophylli (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)

Vermicularia herbarum (Deuteromycetes)
ECHINOCACTUS:

Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
ELEOCHARIS:

Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM

Gloeosporium epidendri (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo nijropunciota (Promycetes)
ERIOBOTRY

Fusicladium de (Deuteromycetes)
FAGUS:

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)

ICUS:

Cercospora bolleana (Deuteromycetes)
FOENICULUM:

Fusicladium depressum (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA:

Diplocarpon earliana (Ascomycetes)

Marmor fragariae (Virus)

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)

Ramudlaria tulasnei (Deuteromycetes)
FRAXINUS:

Cercospora-frazinites (Deuteromycetes)
FRITILLARIA:

Sclerotinia bulborum (Ascomycetes)
GALANTHUS:

Botrytis galanthina (Deuteromycetes)

Verticillium lateritium (Deuteromycetes)
GALTONIA:

Cee dipsaci (2 (Nematoda)
GARDEN

On DRNG. Wand (Deuteromycetes)
GAULTHERIA:

Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia gibbosa (Deuteromycetes)
GLADIOLUS:

Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Fusarium orysporum f. gladioli (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)
GOSSYPIUM:

Cercospora goseyping (Deuteromycetes)
HELIANTHUS

Septoria helianthi (Deuteromycetes)
HELLEBORUS:

Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes)
HYACINTHUS

Xanthomonas hyacinthi (Schizomycetes)
ILEX:

Septoria eraminans (Deuteromycetes)
IRIS:

Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Nematoda)

Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)

MEY ELOSD ON adustum (Deuteromycetes)
KERRIA

Tubercularia vulgaris (Deuteromycetes)
LAELIA:

Camillea sagraena (Ascomycetes)

LAELIA—Continued

Glomerella cincta (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LILIUM:

Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum lilii (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces holwayi (Promycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

Fusarium orysporum lycopersici (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas vesicatoria (Schizomycetes)
MALUS:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)

Gloeodes pomigena (Deuteromycetes)

Leptothyrium pomi (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella pomi (Ascomycetes)

Physalospora obtusa (Asomycetes)

Schizophyllum radiatum (Basidiomycetes)
arene oe

a malriele (Deuteromycetes)

SEEN PUES eR (Deuteromycetes)
MANTHOT:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MEDICA

Arthrobotrys superba (Deuteromycetes)
MILTONIA:

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
MURRAYA:

Meliola tenella Fea ecete®)
MUSA PARADISIACA

Helminthosporium torulosum (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Helminthosporium torulosum (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Zygosporium oscheoides (Deuteromycetes)
MUSCARI:

Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces scillarum (Promycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Nematoda)

Fusarium oxysporum f. narcissi (Deuteromycetes)

Ophiostoma narcissi (Ascomycetes)
NERIUM:

Cercospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas tonelliana (Schizomycetes)
NYMPHAEA

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Sepioris posekensis (Deuteromycetes)

Cycloconium oleaginum (Deuteromycetes)
Macrophoma oleae (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas savastanoi (Schizomycetes)
Torula oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
OPUNTIA
Hendersonia o puntiae (Deuteromycetes)
ORCHID:
Colletotrichum cinctum (Deuteromycetes)
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

ORNITHOGALUM:
Heterosporium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)

ORYZA:
Cercospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Chaetomium elatum (Ascomycetes)
Diplodiella oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Entyloma oryzae (Promycetes)
Helminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Leptosphaeria salvinii (Ascomycetes)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta glumarum (Deuteromycetes)

OXALIS:
Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes)

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PACHYRHIZUS:

eee OREO (Deuteromycetes)
PAEON

Monae paeoniae (Deuteromycetes)
PERSEA:

Sphaceloma perseae (Deuteromycetes)

PHASEOLUS LUNATUS MACROCARPUS:

Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)
Tsariopsis griseola (Deuteromycetes)
PHLOX:
SEO phlogis (Deuteromycetes)
PHRAGMITES:
Puccinia phragmites (Promycetes)
PHYSALIS
Cercospora “physalicola (Deuteromycetes)
PICEA:
Phragmotrichum chailletti (Promycetes)
PINUS:
Cercospora pini-densiflorae (Deuteromycetes)
Lophodermium pinastri (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia peregrina (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:
Ascochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum pisi (Deuteromycetes)
PROSOPIS:
Gloeosporium leguminum (Deuteromycetes)
Ravenelia arizonica (Promycetes)
Tryblidiella Bross Ce eaemiee tes)
PRUNUS ARMENIAC
Corynewm beijerinckit eS
PRUNUS CERASUS:
Monilinia lara (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS PERSICA:
Coryneum beijerinckii (Deuteromycetes)
Monilinia fructicola (Ascomycetes)
Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
Monilinia lara (Ascomycetes)
Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (Promycetes)
PRUNUS SP.::
Thecopsora areolata (Promycetes)
PSIDIUM:
Pestalotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUERARIA:
Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
PUNICA:
Cercospora lythracearum (Deuteromycetes)
Cytospora punica (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma pUniene (Deuteromycetes)
PYRACANT
Fusicladium Are ny (Deuteromycetes)
RAPHANUS:
Aphanomyces raphani (Phycomycetes)
RHODODENDRON:
Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)
Chrysomyxa rhododendri (Promycetes)
Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)
Mycosphaerella rhododendri (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
ae epioie azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
Cronartium ribicola (Promycetes)
Trullula olivascens (Deuteromycetes)
RICINUS:
negcesnera ricinella (Deuteromycetes)
ROSA
Cory yneum microstictum (Deuteromycetes)
Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:
Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)
Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM:
Colletotrichum falcatum (Deuteromycetes)
Gnomonia iliau (Deuteromycetes)
Leptosphaeria sacchari (Ascomycetes)
SALIX:
Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)
Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:
DEEL sansevieriae (Deuteromycetes)
SAS
Puccinia longicornis (Promycetes)
SCILLA:
Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

SCIRPUS:

Puccinia obtecta (Promycetes)
SECALE:

Puccinia rubigo-vera f. secalis (Promycetes)
SECHIUM:

Mycos ORE eee citrullina (Ascomycetes)
SINNI

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
SOBRALIA

wee guacae (Promycetes)

Aphelenchoides ribes (Nematoda)
Aphelenchus agricola (Nematoda)
Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)
Ditylenchus intermedius (Nematoda)
Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
Heterodera goettingiana (Nematoda)
Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)
Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
Heterodera schachtii (Nematoda)
Plectus parietinus (Nematoda)
Tylenchus filiformis (Nematoda)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:
Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Fusarium oxysporum f. tuberosi (Deuteromycetes)

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
SORB

Wentinia NOTE var. cinerascens (Ascomycetes)

SORGHU

Cercospora sorghi (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum falcatum (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)

Helminthosporium turcicum (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta sorghina (Deuteromycetes)

Sphacelotheca holci (Promycetes)
SPINACIA:

Peronospora effusa (Phyecomycetes)
STACHYTARPHETA:

Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
TAXUS:

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
THELOCACTUS:

Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
THEOBROMA

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
TRAPA

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
TRITICUM:

Leptosphaeria tritici (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia graminis var. tritici (Promycetes)

Urocystis tritici (Promycetes)

Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)
TULIPA:

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
TYPHA:

eptoroh aera typharum (Ascomycetes)
VANDA:

Phyllosticta nigro-maculans (Deuteromycetes)

Trametes flavida (Basidiomycetes)
VANILLA:

Myrothecium verrucaria (Deuteromycetes)
VICIA:

Ascochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
VIOLA:

Cercospora violae (Deuteromycetes)
VITIS:

Coryneum microstictum (Deuteromycetes)

Hendersonia sarmentorum (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma viticola (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)
ZEA:

Puccinia sorghi (Promycetes)
ZINGIBER:

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Memmnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
ZIZANIA:

Ustilago esculenta (Promycetes)
ZYGOPETALUM:

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)

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FERN:

Mycosphaerella filicum (Ascomycetes)

GRASS

Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts unknown

PLANT:
HIcep hadnt oryuroides (Nematoda)
SCREENINGS FROM STRAW PACKING:
Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)

Countries of origin and diseases

ALGERIA:
Leptothyrium pomi
AMERICAN SAMOA:
Phoma citricarpa
ARGENTINA:
Botryosphaeria ribis
Cancrosis ‘‘B”’
Elsinoe australis
Heterodera rostochiensis
Phoma citricarpa
AUSTRALIA:
Alternaria citri
Diplodia theobromae
Gliomastiz convoluta
Monilinia lara
Phoma citricarpa
Physalospora campiospora
Septoria citri
Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa
a ceeha tritici
AUST
eeisniyse rhododendri
Corynewm beijerinckii
Leptothyrium pomi
AZORES:
Ascochyta pisi
BELGIUM:
Cercospora handelii
Colletotrichum omnivorum
Exobasidium vaccinii
Meloidogyne arenaria
Mycosphaerella rhododendri
Sclerotinia minor
Septoria azaleae
Stemphylium botryosum
Thielaviopsis basicola
BERMUDA:
Cercospora neriella
BRAZIL:
Cercospora coffeicola
Cercospora musae
Elsinoe australis
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllosticta laeliae
Septoria posekensis
Stachylidium theobromae
BRITISH COLUMBIA:
Uromyces holwayi
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
eecnepore coffeicola
CANA
arheavaiie superba
Discosia artocreas
Pestalotia gibbosa
Puccinia hieracii
Septoria malvicola
CANAL ZONE:
Cercospora musae
Gloeosporium sansevieriae
Stachylidium theobromae
CANARY ISLANDS:
plemep i yal botryosum
CEYLON:
Xanthomonas citri
CHINA:
Botrytis elliptica
Cercospora pini-densiflorae
Chlamydomyces palmarum
Colletotrichum graminicolum
Colletotrichum lilii
Diplodiella oryzae
Gliomastiz convoluta
Macrophomina phaseolina
Maravalia hyalospora
Melanospora zamiae
Meliola citricola
Memnoniella echinata

CHINA—OContinued
Nigrospora sphaerica
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia peregrina
Phoma citricarpa
Stilbum incarnatum
Xanthomonas citri

COLOMBIA:

Cercospora musae
Septoria posekensis
Stachylidium theobromae
Zygosporium oscheoides

COSTA RICA:
Cercospora musae
Gloeosporium epidendri
Macrophoma musae
Stachylidium theobromae
Uredo nigropuncta
Uredo oncidii

CUBA:

Cercospora musae

Diplodia theobromae

Elsinoe phaseoli
Helminthosporium oryzae
Helminthosporium torulosum
Stachylidium theobromae

CYPRUS:

Stemphylium botryosum

CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Fusicladium depressum

DENMARK:

Cronartium ribicola

Fusarium oxysporum f. tuberosi
Heterodera rostochiensis
Puccinia phragmites

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Cercospora musae
Diplodia theobromae
Stachylidium theobromae

ECUADOR:

Cercospora musae
Stachylidium theobromae

EGYPT:

Stemphylium botryosum

ENGLAND:
Aphelenchoides ribes (?)
Colletotrichum cinctum
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Coniothyrium hellebori
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Fusarium oxysporum f. narcissi
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Heterodera schachtii
Mar™mor fragariae
Melanconium betulinum
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia guepini
Plectus parietinus
Pleospora herbarum
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria cyclaminis

Uromyces scillarum
Vermicularia herbarum

FIJI ISLANDS:
Ascochyta citri

FINLAND:
Melampsoridium betulinum

Thecopsora aerolata

FRANCE

Alternaria dianthi

Heterodera punctata

Heterodera rostochiensis

Heterodera schachtii

Monilinia fructigena

Papulaspora dodgeii

Ramularia tulasnei

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FRANCE—Continued
Septoria alliorum
Uromyces fabae
Ustilago tritici

FRENCH GUINEA:
Curvularia lunata

GERMANY:
Aphelenchus avenae
Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Ditylenchus intermedius
Gloeodes pomigena
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Heterodera schachtii
Phragmidium disciflorum
Phragmotrichum chaillettii
Puccinia antirrhini

Puccinia graminis var. tritici

Sclerotinia kerneri
Trullula olivascens
GOLD COAST:
Gloeosporium piperatum
Macrophomina phaseolina
GREECE
Helminthosporium oryzae
GRENADA:
Cercospora musae
GUAM:
Glocosporium catechu
Trametes flavida
GUATEMALA:
Cercospora musae
Monilinia lara
Mycosphaerella citrullina
Mycosphaerella caryophylli
Omphalia flavida
Sphaceloma perseae
Stachylidium theobromae
HAITI:
Cercospora musae
Colletotrichum falcatum
HAWAII:
Uromyces glurige
HONDURA
Cercospora Peas
Stachylidium theobromae
INDIA:
Cercospora musae
Phyllosticta sorghina
Schizophyllum radiatum
Ustilago aristidae-cyananthae
Xanthomonas citri
IRAQ:
Ustilago bullata
IRELAND:
Hleterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Mycosphaerella brassicola
Ophiostoma narcissi
Stemphylium botryosum
TALY:
Alternaria citri
Aphelenchoides subtenuis
Aphelenchus agricola
Aphelenchus avenae
Ascochyta citri (?)
Ascochyta pisi
Camellia yellow-spot virus
Cercospora violae
Coryneum beijerinckii
Cycloconium oleaginum
Diplodia castaneae
Diplodia theobromae
Erwinia citrimaculans
Eucephalobus oryuroides
Fusicladium eriobotryae
Hendersonia sarmentorum
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera goettingiana
Heterodera schachtii
Leptosphaeria rusci
Macrophoma oleae
Macrophomina phaseolina
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella fragariae

ITAL Y—Continued
Phoma viticola
Phragmidium disciflorum
Phyllosticta ruscicola
Physalospora obtusa
Pseudomonas savastanoi
Pseudomonas syringae
Pseudomonas tonelliana
Puccinia graminis var. tritici
Puccinia rubigo-vera f. secalis
Sclerotium cepivorum
Septoria citri
Sphaceloma punicae
Tylenchus filiformis
Uromyces fabae
Venturia inaequalis var. cinerascens

JAPAN:
Alternaria dianthi
Botrytis elliptica
Colletotrichum lilii
Coniosporium shiraianum
Gloeodes pomigena
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Leptosphaeria salvinii
Leptosphaeria tritici
Monochaetia paeoniae
Mycosphaerella filicum
Nigrospora sphaerica
Pestalotia funerea
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllosticta glumarum
Psetiidomonas marginata
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia longicornis
Septoria chrysanthemi
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Ustilago esculenta
Xanthomonas citri

LEBANON:

Alternaria citri
Stemphylium botryosum

MARTINIQUE:

Cercospora musae

MEXICO:

Alternaria porri
Aphanomyces raphani
Ascochyta pisi

Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora bolleana
Cercospora codiaei
Cercospora fraxinites
Cercospora, gossypina
Cercospora insulana
Cercospora lythracearum
Cercospora musae

Cercospora oryzae

Cercospora physalicola
Cercospora ricinella
Cercospora sorghi
Chaetomium elatum
Colletotrichum agaves
Colletotrichum cinctum
Colletotrichum falcatum
Collectotrichum graminicolum
Colletotrichum lilit
Colletotrichum pisi
Coryneum beijerinckii
Cryptospora longispora
Curvularia lunata

Cytospora punica

Diplodia epicocos

Diplodia theobromae
Entyloma oryzae

Fabraea maculata

Fusarium oxysporum f. cepae
Fusarium orysporum f. lycopersici
Fusarium oxysporum f. niveum
Fusarium orysporum f. tu berosi
Gloeodes pomigena _
Gloeosporium leguminum
Glomerella cincta

Gnomonia iliau
Helminthosporium oryzae
Helminthosporium turcicum
Hendersonia opuntiae

SERVICE

AND REGULATORY

Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Hormodendrum clados porioides
Leptosphaeria sacchari
Leptosphaeria typharum
Leptothyrium pomi
Lophodermium pinastri
Marmor cucumeris
Memnoniella echinata
Monilinia fructicola
Mycosphaerella citrullina
Mucosphaerella opuntiae
Mycosphaerella pomi
Omphalia flavida
Peronospora effusa
Pestalotia conspicua
Pestalotia psidii
Pestalotia scirrofaciens
Phyllosticta laeliae
Phyllosticta mortoni
Pseudomonas tonelliana
Puccinia obtecta
Puccinia sorghi
Ravenelia arizonica
Schizophyllum radiatum
Septonema atrum
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria helianthi
Septoria leucanthemi
Septoria posekensis
Sphaceloma punicae
Sphacelotheca holci
Sphaeropsis cydoniae
Stachylidium theobromae
Stemphylium botryosum
Torula oleae
Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae
Trichoderma viride
Tryblidiella prosopidis
Tylenchus allii
Tylenchus putrefaciens
Uredo behnickiana
Xanthomonas vesicatoria

NETHERLANDS:
Aphelenchoides subtenuis
Botrytis galanthina
Cercospora handelii
Colletotrichum lilit
Coniothyriwm hellebori
Coryneum microstictum
Diplodina rostrupii
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Fusarium oxysporum aaa
Fusarium orysporum f. gladioli_
Fusarium oxysporum f. narcisst
Fusicladium pyracanthae
Fusicoccum galericulatum
Gliomastiz convoluta
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Heterodera schachtii $
Mycosphaerella rhododendri
Mystrosporium adustum
Ophiostoma narcissi
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia macrotricha
Pestalotia rhododendri
Phomopsis corni
Plectus parietinus
Puccinia arenariae
Puccinia phragmitis
Ramularia tulasnei
Sclerotinia bulborum (?)
Septoria azalea
Septoria chrysanthemi
Stemphylium ilicis
Tubercularia vulgaris
Urocystis colchici
Urocystis gladiolicola
Verticillium lateritium
Volutella buzi
Xanthomonas hyacinthi

NEW ZEALAND:
Pyrenochaeta phlogis

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa

NICARAGUA:
Uredo guacae
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
NORWAY:
Diplocarpon earliana
Heterodera punctata
PAKISTAN:
Helminthosporium torulosum
PALAU ISLANDS:
Myrothecium verrucaria
PANAMA:
Camillea sagraena
Cercospora musae
Macrophoma musae
Stachylidium theobromae
PERU:
Alternaria dianthi
Ascochyta pisi
PHILIPPINES:
Diplodia theobromae
Helminthosporium nodulosum
Laestadia minuiscula
Macrophoma musae
Memnoniella echinata
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllosticta nigro-maculans
Puccinia cyperi
POLAND:
Aphelenchus avenae
Heterodera rostochiensis
PORTUGAL:
Physalospora obtusa
PUERTO RICO:
Cercospora lythracearum
Colletotrichum cajani
Diplodia theobromae
Elsinoe phaseoli
Tsariopsis griseola
Puccinia urbaniana
SAUDI ARABIA:
Macrophoma oleae
SCOTLAND:
Coryneum microstictum
Heterodera rostochiensis
Heterosporium variabile
SIAM:
Meliola tenella
Pythiwm splendens
SPAIN:
Leptothyrium pomi
Septoria citri
Tylenchus allii
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
Nigrospora sphaerica
Phoma citricarpa
SWEDEN:
Diaporthe eres
Heteérodera rostochiensis
Lophodermium pinastri
SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyza rhododendri
Septoria eraminans
TAHITI:
Memnoniella echinata
TASMANIA:
Phoma citricarpa
TURKEY:
Aphelenchus avenae
Botrytis galanthina

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Heteéerosporium ornithogali

Phoma citricar pa

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
UNKNOWN:

Sphaceloma fawcettii

Xanthomonas citri
VENEZUELA:

Pestalotia palmarum
WALES:

Heterodera rostochiensis
YUGOSLAVIA:

Cercospora capparidis

Ustilago avenae

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS
LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1951 -

(List of Pests Recorded During the Period July 1, 1950 to June 30, 1951, Inclusive,
as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering United States
Territory.)

Compiled by
JUDITH HUNT
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report, covering the thirty-eighth year for which interception lists have been
issued, summarizes the records of insect pests, plant pathogens, and certain other
organisms found in, on, or with plants and plant products (1) imported, (2) offered
for but refused entry, (8) held as ships’ stores, etc. and hence not offered for entry
through customs, (4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exportation
in pene and (5) in domestic shipments between Hawaii and Puerto Rico and the
mainland.

Because of the large number of collections involved, an effort has been made to
restrict this list to those insects and plant diseases of known or potential plant
quarantine importance. Intercepted plant pests that are known to be widely dis-
tributed throughout the United States are not included in the tabulation.

In some eases collections made late in the year are included in the report for the
following year, since determinations cannot be obtained immediately for all of
them. Occasionally determinations are delayed for longer periods. The data for
this list are obtained from routine reports by personnel of this Bureau, supple-
mented by information supplied by State and Customs officials. The States of
California and Florida maintain staffs of specialists who identify a large proportion
of the material collected at their ports. Specialists of the Bureau of Plant Industry,
Soils, and Agricultural Engineering determine many of the difficult or unusual
pathogens collectediat the ports.

All scientific names are reviewed?by appropriate specialists in the Department to
assure conformance to the international rules of nomenclature.

_ While every reasonable effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections

listed, the alleged origin of host plant materials cannot be verified in all cases, and
where there is reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, the questionable
items are either omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

During the year of this report importers have continued a lively interest in ob-
taining various seeds, plants, bulbs, fruits, and plant products from many parts of
the world. With such importations, which more and more frequently arrive by
air, come an increasing number of living plant pathogens and insect pests. Fruit
flies and the golden nematode continue to be among the primary pests for which
Imspectors are constantly alerted.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Plant pests have been intercepted frequently on air-borne plant material in bag-
gage, express, freight, mail, and stores. During the year 3,269 interceptions were
made of insects on imported plant parts or as stowaways, and 584 interceptions of
plant diseases. A little more than one-third of the pathogens were not determinable
as to species, but, from the evidence, appeared to exhibit little or no risk to the
country. A few of the specifically identified parasites are unknown in the United

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States but are known to cause important crop losses in the countries where they .
occur. Some of the more injurious insects intercepted during the year arrived in,
on, or with fruits and plant material coming in by plane.

Among the more important insects found in air-borne material were: Adoxophyes
orana on cut flowers of lilac in cargo from the Netherlands (although this species is a
rather general feeder this is the first record on lilac for the National Museum col-
lection); the citrus blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) on an orange leaf in baggage
from Mexico; the woolly whitefly (Aleurothrixus floccosus) on Citrus sp. leaf in
baggage. from the Bahamas and on lignumvitae in baggage from Jamaica; the Mexi-
can fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in guava in baggage from Nicaragua, in mango in
baggage from Mexico, in orange in baggage and stores from Mexico; the West
Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) in mango in baggage from Cuba, Dominican
Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, in mango
in cargo from Panama and Salvador, in mango in mail from Puerto Rico, in mango
in quarters from Mexico, in Spondias sp. in baggage from Salvador, and in yellow
mombin in baggage from Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Salvador,
in yellow mombin in stores from Guatemala; A. serpentina in sapodilla in baggage
from Nicaragua, in sapote in baggage from Mexico, i in star-apple in baggage from
Panama and in star-apple in express from Salvador; A. striata in guava in baggage
from Salvador and Trinidad; A. swspensa in guava in baggage from the Dominican
Republic, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico, in guava in mail from Puerto Rico; Brachy-
rhinus rugosostriatus in soil on roots of Saxifraga sp. in cargo from Switzerland;
Bruchus luteicornis in vetch seed in baggage from Germany; the Mediterranean
fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in Annona sp. in baggage from Portugal, in apple in
baggage from the Azores and Portugal, in apricot in baggage from Lebanon, in
apricot in stores from Portugal, in avocado in baggage from Portugal, in fig in
quarters from Italy, in fig in baggage from Greece, Italy, and Lebanon, in lemon in
baggage from the Azores, in Mandarin orange in cargo from Spain, in Mandarin
orange in stores from the Azores and Spain, in nectarine in baggage from Italy, in
Opuntia sp. in baggage from Italy, in orange in baggage from the Azores, Cyprus,
Greece, Israel, Portugal, and Spain, in orange in cargo from Italy, in orange in
stores from the Azores, Israel, Lebanon, and Spain, in peach in baggage from France,
Italy, and Spain, in peach in stores from the Azores, Italy, and Portugal, in pear in
baggage from Italy, in pear in stores from Portugal, in pomegranate in baggage
from Greece, in prickly pear in baggage from Italy, in quince in baggage from Italy;
C. capitata (2) in plum in baggage from Italy; the mango weevil (Cryptorhynchus
mangiferae) in mango in baggage from India; the olive fruit fly (D. oleae) in olive
in baggage from Italy, Lebanon, and Syria; the citrus whitefly (Dialeurodes citri)
on gardenia leaf in baggage from Mexico; Hreunetis flavistriata in coconut in bag-
gage from Hawaii; the Oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta) in peach and pear
in baggage from Japan; a bean pod borer, Maruca testulalis, in pigeonpea in baggage
and mail from Puerto Rico, in string bean in mail from Puerto Rico; in string bean
in baggage in preflight inspection of an airplane leaving Puerto Rico for the main-
land; the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cotton bolls in baggage from
the Bahamas and Italy, in cottonseed in baggage from Puerto Rico, in cottonseed
in cargo from Brazil, in okra in baggage from Puerto Rico and Trinidad; the leaf
roller (Polychrosis botrana) i in grapes in baggage from Greece and Italy; the European
corn borer (Pyrausta nubilalis) in pepper in baggage from Italy; Rhagoletis cerasi
in cherry in baggage from Austria, England, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal,
and Spain, in cherry in quarters from France, in cherry in stores from France,
Portugal, and Sweden.

Some important plant pathogens found on air-borne material and believed to be
new to or not as yet established in the United States were: Catacawma sabal on palm
leaf in baggage from Mexico; Cercospora insulana on Limonium sp. in cargo from
Mexico; Chrysomyxa rhododendri on rhododendron in cargo from England and
Switzerland; Colletotrichum cajani on pigeonpea in baggage from Puerto Rico;
Elsinoe australis on lemon and sweet orange in baggage from Brazil, on sweet orange
in stores from Argentina, and on sweet orange in baggage from an unknown origin;
E. phaseoli on lima bean in baggage from Puerto Rico; Gymnosporangium junipert
and G. juniperinum on European mountain ash in baggage from Sweden; ‘‘Leprosis”’
on orange in baggage from Bolivia; Mycosphaerella advena on Chamaedorea sp. (palm)
in cargo from Mexico; M. palmae on palm in cargo from Mexico; Phlyctaena ranun-
culacearum on tree peony in cargo from Japan; Phoma hortensiae on hydrangea in
baggage from the Azores; Phyllosticita passiflerae on passion fruit in baggage from
Australia; Puccinia buxi on box in baggage from Yugoslavia; P. urbaniana on

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Stachytarpheta spp. in baggage from Puerto Rico; Septoria posekensis on Odonto-
glossum citrosmum (orchid) in cargo from Mexico and on Cypripedium callosum
(orchid) in cargo from Siam; Stachylidium theobromae on banana in stores from
Portugal; Uredo jucunda on philodendron in cargo from Costa Rica; virus (undeter-
mined) on Crossandra sp. in mail from the Canal Zone; Xanthomonas citri on sour
lime in stores from India; Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis “‘B’’) on lemon in stores
from Argentina.

Intercepted plant disease organisms found on air-borne material that are gen-
erally of limited distribution in the United States were: Coniothyrium hellebori on
Christmas-rose in cargo from the Netherlands and Switzerland; Entyloma dahliae
on dahlia in baggage from Denmark; Phakopsora desmium on cotton in baggage
from Puerto Rico; two species of nematodes, Heterodera punctata in soil with vari-
ous plants intended for propagation from England, Germany, Sweden, and Switzer-
land, and the golden nematode (H. rostochiensis) in soil with strawberry, gooseberry,
carnation, lavender, chrysanthemum plants from England, in soil with raspberry
and currant plants from Sweden, in soil with rhododendron, heather, and shamrock
plants from Scotland, in soil with gloxinia plants from Norway and Luxembourg, in
soil with kale and shamrock plants from Ireland, in soil with narcissus bulbs and
dahlia roots from Ireland, in soil with Myrtus sp. plant from Germany, in soil with
clematis plants from Switzerland, and in soil with strawberry plants from Denmark.
All of this material was intended for propagation.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted: Anastrepha fraterculus in orange in
quarters from Argentina and in peach in baggage from Mexico; the Mexican fruit
fly (A. ludens) in avocado in baggage from Mexico, in grapefruit in stores from
Guatemala, in grapefruit in baggage from Mexico, in guava in baggage from Nicar-
agua, in mango in baggage, quarters, and stores from Mexico, in orange in baggage
from Guatemala, Mexico, and Salvador, in orange in stores from Costa Rica and
Mexico, in orange in quarters from Mexico, in peach in baggage from Mexico, in
pear in baggage from Mexico, in pomegranate in baggage from Mexico, in quince
in baggage from Mexico, in sapote in baggage from Mexico, and in sweet lime in
baggage from Mexico; the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) in mango in
baggage from Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Puerto
Rico, and Salvador, in mango in cargo from Panama and Salvador, in mango in
mail from Puerto Rico, in mango in quarters from Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico,
and Trinidad, in mango in stores from the Canal Zone, Cuba, Dominican Republic,
and Haiti, in Spondias sp. in baggage from Salvador and in Spondias sp. in mail
from Puerto Rico, in yellow mombin in baggage from Guatemala, Nicaragua,
Panama, and Salvador, in yellow mombinin baggage and stores from Guatemala;
A. mombinpraeoptans (?) in guava in quarters from Honduras; A. serpentina in
mamey and sapote in baggage from Mexico, in sapodilla in baggage from Nicaragua,
and in sapodilla in quarters from Guatemala, in star-apple in baggage from Panama
and in star-apple in express from Salvador; A. serpentina (?) in orange in stores
from Peru; A. striata in guava in baggage from Salvador and Trinidad; A. suspensa
in guava in baggage from the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico, in
guava in mail from Puerto Rico; the Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in
Annona sp. in baggage from Portugal, in apple in baggage from the Azores, Italy,
and Portugal, in apricot in baggage from Greece and Lebanon and in apricot in
stores from Portugal, in avocado in baggage from Portugal, in coffee berry in bag-
gage from Hawaii, in fig in baggage from Greece, Italy, and Lebanon, in fig in
quarters from Italy, in grapefruit in stores from Cyprus, Egypt, Gilbraltar (?),
Israel, Palestine, and Spain, in guava in baggage from Israel, in lemon in baggage
from the Azores and Italy, in Mandarin orange in baggage from Israel and Italy, in
Mandarin orange in cargo from Spain, in Mandarin orange in stores from Algeria,
the Azores, Portugal, and Spain, in nectarine in baggage from Italy, in orange in
baggage from the Azores, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Italy, Malta, Palestine, Portugal,
and Spain, in orange in cargo from Italy, in orange in stores from Africa, Algeria,
the Azores, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Portugal, and Spain, in peach in baggage from
France, Italy, and Spain, in peach in stores from the Azores, Italy, Palestine, and
Portugal, in pears in baggage from Italy and Syria, in pear in quarters from Italy,
in pear in stores from Portugal, in persimmon in baggage from Italy, in pomegranate

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in baggage from Greece and Italy, in prickly pear in baggage from Italy, and in
quince in baggage from Italy, with grapes, oranges, and plums from Italy (aban-
doned on pier); C. capitata (?) in plum in baggage from Italy; the melon fly (Dacus
cucurbitae) in cucumber in cargo and stores from Hawaii, in tomato in stores from
Hawaii; the Oriental fruit fly (D. dorsalis) in avocado in baggage from Hawaii, in
banana in baggage and quarters from Hawaii, a dead adult in a case of cucumbers
in cargo from Hawaii, in mango in baggage from Hawaii, in tomato in stores from
Hawaii; in Ochrosia elliptica in baggage from Hawaii; the olive fruit fly (D. oleae)
in olive in baggage from Italy, Lebanon, and Syria, in olive in mail from Italy, in
olive in quarters from Crete, in olive in stores from Greece; D. oleae (?) in olive in
stores from Algeria; Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from Austria, England,
France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Spain; in cherry in quarters from France,
in cherry in stores from France, Italy, Portugal, and Sweden; the walnut husk fly
(R. completa) in walnut in baggage from Mexico; R. juglans in black walnut in
baggage from Mexico; R. pomonella in apple in baggage from Mexico, in apple in
stores from Canada and the Union of South Africa.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of special interest were intercepted: A bruchid,
Acanthoscelides griseolus, in Rhynchosia sp. seed in mail from Mexico; an eriophyid
mite, Aceria tulipae, on garlic in cargo from Mexico and on garlic in stores from
Chile; Adoxophyes orana (Tortricidae) on cut flowers of lilac in cargo by air from
the Netherlands; the citrus blackfly (Aleuwrocanthus woglumz) on leaves of Citrus sp.
in baggage and in mail from Mexico, on hibiscus leaf in baggage from Mexico, on
Mandarin orange leaf in baggage from Mexico, on orange leaves in baggage and in
baggage by air from Mexico, on orange leaf in stores from Peru, and on sour lime
leaf in cargo from Mexico; Apsychomyrmex tristant (Formicidae), a very rare species
in most collections, on cane of Philodendron sp. in cargo from Costa Rica; a curcu-
lionid, Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus, in soil and moss packing for Quercus sp. in
cargo and in soil on roots of Saxifraga sp., in cargo from Switzerland; a coccid,
Chrysomphalus ritchiei, on Calocarpum sapota in stores from the Canal Zone; Cocco-
trypes dactyliperda (Scolytidae) in cliff date palm seed in mail from India and in
unidentified seed in baggage from Hawaii; the banana root borer (Cosmopoliies
sordidus) in banana in cargo from Nicaragua; a curculionid, Cylas femoralis, in
sweetpotato in baggage from Liberia; Epicaerus cognatus in potato in baggage and
stores from Mexico; E'pinotia tessulatana (Olethreutidae) in Portuguese cypress in
baggage from Portugal; an olethreutid, Gymnandrosoma aurantianum, in an orange
in stores from Brazil; Laspeyresia juliana (Olethreutidae) in chestnut in baggage .
from Italy; a seolytid, Leperisinus fraxini, in Ulmus sp. (?) crate in cargo from
England; Lepidosaphes kuwacola (Coccidae) on tree peony in air express from Japan;
Lilioceris lili (Chrysomelidae) in Madonna lily bulb and lily bulb in cargo from
France; Myrmica laevinodis (Formicidae), an important economic species, on shasta
daisy in air express from England; Nawpactus xanthographus (Curculionidae) in
packing around melons in cargo from Chile; the pink bollworm (Pectinophora
gossypiella) in cotton bolls in baggage from the Bahamas, British West Africa,
Hawaii, Italy, and Mexico, in cotton boll in cargo from Mexico, in cottonseed in
baggage from Mexico, in cottonseed in baggage by air from Puerto Rico, in cotton-
seed in cargo from Brazil, Egypt, and India, and in cargo by air from Brazil, in
cottonseed in mail from Brazil, Egypt, and Korea, in cottonseed in quarters from
Mexico, in seed cotton in baggage, cargo, and quarters from Mexico, in seed cotton
in mail from an unknown origin, in okra in baggage by air from Puerto Rico and
Trinidad, in okra in mail from Egypt, and in okra in stores from Brazil and Egypt;
an olethreutid, Polychrosis botrana, in grape in baggage by air from Greece and
Italy; Puto ulter (Coccidae) on Brassia verrucosa, Hpidendrum atropurpureum,
Oncidium splendidum, and Oncidium sp., all orchids, in cargo by air from Guate-
mala; Reticulitermes speratus (Rhinotermitidae) on tree peony in cargo from Japan;
Sesamia cretica (Phalaenidae) in broomcorn and corn in baggage from Italy and in
broomeorn in cargo from Greece and Italy; the coftee berry borer (Stephanoderes
hampei) in coffee beans in stores from Brazil; the bulb seale mite (Tarsonemus lati-
ceps) in narcissus bulbs in cargo from the Netherlands.

SNAILS

During the year eleven shiploads of returned military equipment were found to
be contaminated with the giant African snail (Achatina fulica). San Pedro, Calif.,
again made the largest number of interceptions of snails (6) on ships arriving from

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Guam, the Philippines, and Saipan while San Francisco, Calif., made 4 interceptions
and Portland, Oreg., made one, all on ships coming from Guam.

Another injurious snail, Deroceras reticulatum, distributed in some of our States,
was intercepted at New York, N. Y., with celery in stores from Bermuda, with cut
flowers of chrysanthemums in baggage from England, and with unidentified plant
material in baggage from Italy, at Galveston, Tex., with cabbage in stores from
Italy, and at Miami, Fla., with Catileya sp., an orchid, in cargo by air from Vene-
zuela. Lamellaxis sp., a third injurious species, not known to occur on the mainland
of the United States, was taken at Honolulu, Hawaii with Renanthera storiei, an
orchid, in cargo from the Philippines.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

Japan has contributed the greatest number of interceptions (25) of citrus canker
(Xanthomonas citri), 17 of which were on lemons, the remaining on sweet oranges
and one each on pummelo and grapefruit. China supplied nearly as many inter-
ceptions (20) on the same above hosts except lemon and one on Mandarin orange.
India dropped to third place this year, contributing fewer interceptions (15) than
previous years, most of them on sour lime with one each on lemon and calamodin
orange. Cancrosis “‘B’”’ (Xanthomonas sp.), closely related to citrus canker, was
intercepted six times on lemons from Argentina. Brazil contributed more inter-
ceptions (84) of sweet orange fruit scab (Elsinoe australis) on orange, lemon, and
sour lime than Argentina (16) on the same hosts except sour lime. ‘‘Leprosis’’, a
comparatively new disease to the citrus industry possibly caused by a virus or insect
injury, has been intercepted once from Bolivia and once from Brazil. Quantities
of plants for propagation purposes were intercepted at the ports of entry. Chryso-
myxa rhododendri, a rust attacking both spruces and rhododendrons, was brought
to this country with cut rhododendron flowers four times from Austria, three times
from Switzerland, and once from an unknown source. It also came on one occasion
from England on the same host, intended for propagation. Japan contributed 4
interceptions of Chinese juniper infected by a leaf rust, Gymnosporangium harae-
anum. Flowering quince is the alternate host of this rust species. A stem disease,
Coniothyrium cytisallum, of Laburnum sp. and a leaf disease, C. hellebori, on Christ-
mas-rose came from the Netherlands. Two rust diseases, Gymnosporangium juni-
peri and G. juniperinum, were intercepted on European mountain ash from Norway
and Sweden. The alternate host as the species name implies in both cases is juniper.
A destructive leaf disease, Septoria azaleae, of rhododendron and azalea was brought
from Belgium and the Netherlands.

Other pathogens of importance were Botrytis gladiolorum on gladiolus and Tritonia
sp. in cargo from the Netherlands, on gladiolus in mail from Austria, on gladiolus in
cargo from Japan, and on gladiolus in baggage from Mexico and the Netherlands;
Cercospora handelli on rhododendron in cargo from the Netherlands; C. kaki on
persimmon in stores from Japan; a parasitic lichen, Mycena citricolor (formerly
peahane fiavida), on gardenia in baggage from Guatemala and on gardenia in cargo
rom Mexico.

Nematodes have been important plant pests. The golden nematode, (Heterodera
rostochiensis), causing serious concern for the third year, generally found in soil with
various plant material for propagation, was intercepted 80 times from the British Isles,
Kurope, and the Scandinavian countries. This nematode was also found 57 times
in soil on bagging from Belgium, England, the Netherlands, and Scotland, 21 times
in soil with potatoes from Denmark, England, Germany, Ireland, Norway, Scotland,
and Spain, 9 times in soil with heather and potatoes from Scotland. Other nema-
todes of importance were Anguina tritici in wheat in mail from Syria and Turkey;
Aphelenchoides parietinus in Convallaria sp. in cargo from Denmark; A phelenchus
avenae in onion, potato, and soil with cactus plants, all in baggage from Mexico, and
in gladiolus in mail from the Netherlands; Ditylenchus dipsaci in onion in baggage
from Mexico and in Tigridia sp. in cargo from the Netherlands; D. iridis in iris in
cargo from the Netherlands; Heterodera avenae in soil with rutabagas in stores from
England and in soil with pine in baggage from the Isle of Man; H. cacti in soil with
cactus in baggage from France and Israel and in soil with Hpiphyllum sp. and
Mammillaria sp. in mail from Mexico; H. punctata in soil with various host materials
from the British Isles, the Scandinavian Countries, and Europe; H. schachtii in soil
with beets in stores and in soil with grapes and fig plants in baggage from Italy;
Meloidogyne arenaria in begonia tubers in cargo from Belgium and in roots of cle- °
matis in cargo from the Netherlands.

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INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

In many instances complete determinations of insects and plant pathogens, in-
cluding nematodes, have been impossible due to their condition on arrival. Some
of these potential pests may be hitherto unknown and may be of economic impor-
tance. Furthermore, the increasing importance of nematodes in agriculture is
paralleled by an increasing number of interceptions by every method of transporta-

tion.
INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies: Anas-
trepha sp., probably ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in an empty boxcar which had
carried mangoes from Mexico, at El Paso, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico,
at Galveston, Tex., in orange in stores from British Honduras; Anastrepha sp.,
probably mombinpraeoptans, at New Orleans, La., in guava in quarters from Hon-
duras; Anastrepha sp. at Miami, Fla., in custard-apple in baggage by air from Peru,
at San J uan, Puerto Rico, in date in baggage in preflight inspection for shipment to
the mainland, at Brownsville, Tex., in mamey in baggage from Mexico, at Mobile,
Ala., in grapefruit i in stores from Peru, at Jacksonville, Fla., in grapefruit i in stores
from Argentina, at Laredo, Tex., in guava in baggage from Mexico, at New Orleans,
La., in guava in baggage by air from Salvador, at New York, N. Y., in guava in
baggage by air from Colombia, at Baltimore, Md., in mango in stores from Panama,
at Brownsville, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico, at Hidalgo, Tex., in mango
in baggage from Mexico, at Miami, Fla., in mango in baggage by air from Jamaica,
at Laredo, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico, at New Orleans, La., in mango
in baggage by air from Jamaica and in mango in quarters from Cuba and Guate-
mala, at New York, N. Y., in mango in baggage from Ecuador, at San Antonio,
Tex., in mango in baggage by air from Salvador, at West Palm Beach, Fla., in
mango in baggage by air from Jamaica, at Brownsville, Tex., in orange in baggage
from Mexico, at Houston, Tex., in orange in baggage by air from Guatemala, at
Miami, Fla., in orange in baggage by air and stores from Colombia, at New Orleans,
La., in orange in stores from Brazil and Peru, at New York, N. Y. in orange in
baggage by air from Colombia, at Philadelphia, Pa., in orange in stores from Brazil,
at Port Arthur, Tex., in orange in quarters from Brazil, at Brownsville, Tex., in
Passifiora sp., in stores from Mexico, at Laredo, Tex., in peach in baggage from
Mexico, at Thayer, Tex., in peach in baggage from Mexico, at New York, N. Y., in
persimmon in baggage by air from Brazil, at Brownsville, Tex., in plum in stores
from Mexico, at New Orleans, La., in sapodilla in baggage by air from Salvador, at
San Antonio, Tex., in sapodilla in baggage by air from Colombia and Mexico, at
Tampa, Fla., in soursop in baggage by air from Peru, at San Pedro, Calif., in yellow
mombin in baggage by air from Salvador, at Nogales, Ariz., in a railway car which
had been used for hauling mangoes from Mexico; Dacus sp. at Norfolk, Va., in
cucumber in stores from the Gold Coast, at Baltimore, Md., in squash in stores
from the Union of South Africa, at Gulfport, Miss., in tomato in stores from Hawaii;
Rhagoletis sp. at Laredo, Tex., in apple and apricot in baggage from Mexico, at
New York, N. Y., in apple in stores by air from unknown origin (airplane stopped
at London, England, and Gander, Canada). Forty-five interceptions which could
not be identified beyond family (Tephritidae) were taken at Boston, Mass., in
apple in baggage by air from the Azores and Portugal, in apple in stores by air from
Australia, in apricot in stores by air from Portugal, at Hidalgo, Tex., in avocado in
baggage from Mexico, at San Francisco, Calif., in avocado in baggage from Hawaii,
at New York, N. Y., in azarole hawthorn in baggage from Italy, at San Francisco,
Calif., in coffee berry in baggage from Hawaii, in cucumber in cargo from Hawaii,
at New York, N. Y., in Cyphomandra sp. in mail from Mexico, with assorted fruits
in baggage from Italy, at New Orleans, La., in grape in cargo from Argentina, at
New York, N. Y., in grape in baggage from Italy and in grapes in stores by air from
an unknown origin, at Boston, Mass., in grapefruit in stores from Egypt and the
Gold Coast, at Houston, Tex., in grapefruit in quarters from Argentina, at Honolulu,
Hawaii, in fruit of Leucosomia burnettiana in baggage from the Fiji Islands, at Hous-
ton, Tex., in mango in baggage by air from Peru, at Laredo, Tex., in mango in
baggage from Mexico, at San Francisco, Calif., in mango in baggage from Hawaii,
at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil, at Boston, Mass., in orange in
stores from Algeria, Portugal (by air), and Spain, at Galveston, Tex., in orange in
stores from Brazil, at Laredo, Tex., in orange in baggage from Mexico, at New York,
N. Y., in orange in baggage from Trinidad and in orange in stores by air from the
Union of South Africa, at Philadelphia, Pa., in orange in quarters from Egypt, at
San Diego, Calif., in papaya in stores from Hawaii, at Boston, Mass., in peach in

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stores by air from the Union of South Africa, at New York, N. Y., in pear in baggage
by air from Greece, at Galveston, Tex., in pepper in stores from the Gold Coast, at
Philadelphia, Pa., in chili pepper in stores from Sierra Leone, at San Francisco,
Calif., in bell pepper in cargo from Hawaii, at New York, N. Y., in sorbe apple in
baggage from Italy, at Calexico, Calif., in a refrigerator car which had been used to
transport bananas from Mexico.

The following miscellaneous insects of special interest were intercepted: An
aleyrodid, Alewrocerus sp., at San Antonio, Tex., on Chamaedorea oblongata in cargo
by air from Mexico; Anaphothrips sp., near or equals secticornis (Tryb.) (Thripidae),
at Honolulu, Hawaii, on iris plant, in cargo by air from New Zealand; a coccid,
Annulaspis sp.,at Nogales, Ariz., on bamboo in cargo from Mexico; a scarabaeid,
Anomala sp. at Seattle, Wash., in soil around dwarf juniper in baggage from Japan;
Anthonomus sp., near rectirostris (L.), (Curculionidae) at Seattle, Wash., in Prunus
sp. seed in cargo from Japan; Apion sp., near cerdo Gerst., (Curculionidae) at New
York, N. Y., in vetch seed in cargo from Portugal and in vetch seed in mail from
Italy; a phalaenid, Autographa sp., might be gamma (L.), at Mobile, Ala., on cauli-
flower in stores from England; Autoserica sp. (Scarabaeidae) at San Diego, Calif.,
in soil around dwarf conifers in baggage from Japan; Brachyrhinus sp.(Curculioni-
dae) at Seattle, Wash., with astilbe roots in cargo and at Hoboken, N. J., with
begonia tubers in mail from the Netherlands, at New York, N. Y.,in soil with car-
nation plants in baggage from Germany, and at New York, N. Y., in soil with oxalis
plants in baggage from France; a bruchid, Bruchus sp., ervi Froel. or very near, at
New York, N. Y., in dry lentils in baggage from Italy and in cargo by air from
Lebanon; Bruchus sp., probably tristis Boh., at New York, N. Y., in Lathyrus sp.
seed in baggage from Italy; Carposina sp. (Carposinidae) at San Francisco, Calif.,
in Robos magnolia seed in air freight from Japan; a bruchid, Caryedon sp., at Wash-
ington, D. C., in seed pod of Terminalia sericae in mail from Pretoria; an anthribid,
Cimberinae (genus unknown), at Nogales, Ariz., in the blossoms of pine from
Mexico. (Insofar as known all the species live, as larvae, in the staminate cones of
various pines.) Cladius sp., probably diffimoris (Panz.), (Tenthredinidae) was inter-
cepted at New York, N. Y., with roses in baggage by air from Czechoslovakia,
Germany, Italy, and Scotland; a curculionid, Cleonus sp. at Baltimore, Md., and
at New York, N. Y., in beets in stores from Egypt; a tortricid, Cnephasia sp., near
or equals virgaureana (Treit.), at New York, N."Y., in soil with viburnum cuttings,
primroses, and Sedum sp. plants, and narcissus bulbs in baggage from England;
Ctenicera sp. (Elateridae) at Seattle, Wash., with lily bulbs in mail from Canada,
at Norfolk, Va., in soil with potatoes in stores from Denmark, and at Hoboken,
N. J., in forest litter packing for violet plants in mail from Germany; an undescribed
species of Diaspis sp. (Coccidae) at Hidalgo, Tex., on avocado in baggage from
Mexico; Diphaulaca sp., presumably panamae Barber, (Chrysomelidae) at New
Orleans, La., on deck of airplane from Guatemala; Ewura sp. (Tenthredinidae) at
Boston, Mass., in willow withe in cargo by air from France; Gelechia sp. (probably
new) (Gelechiidae) at Nogales, Ariz., on a leaf of Jathropha cinerea in cargo from
Mexico; Gnorimoschema sp., near or equals ocellatella (Boyd), (Gelechiidae) at
Philadelphia, Pa., in beets in stores from Egypt; Gnorimoschema sp. at New York,

Y., in Swiss chard in stores from Gibraltar (?); an. olethreutid Gymnandrosoma
sp. at New Orleans, La., in an orange in quarters from Mexico; a psyllid, Heteropsylla
sp., either undescribed or belonging to a species whose males are unknown, at
Nogales, Ariz., with a pod of Cryptostegia sp.in baggage from Mexico; Hyperasp.,
near murinus (F.), (Curculionidae) at San Francisco, Calif., with Ribes sp. in mail
from Germany; Laphygma sp., probably exempta (W1k.), (Phalaenidae) at Honolulu,
Hawaii, in an airplane from Kwajalein; Lecanium sp. (Coccidae) at San Francisco,
Calif., on a plum tree in baggage from Japan. (This is a species not previously re-
ported from Japan and one probably undescribed.) Lepidosaphes sp. (Coccidae) was
intercepted at San Francisco, Calif., on coconut in mail from Nigeria. (There is a
possibility that this actually may be L. vermiculus Mamet but it does not fit rigidly
his description and figure.) A pyraustid, Leucinodes sp., probably orbonalis Gn., was
intercepted at Philadelphia, Pa., in eggplant in stores from the Gold Coast; Lixus
sp., probably junci Boh., (Curculionidae) at Boston, Mass., in beet in stores from
Palestine; a mirid, Mala sp., probably a new species, at Laredo, Tex., ona leaf of
Colocasia sp. in baggage from Mexico; Megacyllene sp., near boliviania (Chev.)
(Cerambycidae) at New York, N. Y., on loosely baled cube root in cargo from Peru;
Midilia sp. (Schoenobiidae), probably a new species, at Miami, Fla., on philoden-
dron cutting in cargo by air from Colombia; Niveaspis sp. (Coccidae), an undescribed
species, at Laredo, Tex., on Laelia sp. and Oncidium sp. in cargo from Mexico;
Cedionychis sp. (Chrysomelidae), very interesting and not in the collection at the

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U.S. National Museum, at Nogales, Ariz., with lettuce in baggage from Mexico; a
chrysomelid, Phyllobrotica sp. at Seattle, Wash., in soil packing of lily bulbs in cargo
from Japan: Pityogenes sp., probably chalcographus (L.), (Scolytidae) at Seattle,
Wash., in bark of a wooden crate in cargo from Czechoslovakia; Platypus sp.,
probably curtus Chap., (Platypodidae) at Charleston, 8S. C., in Khaya sp. log in
cargo from the Philippines; Prays sp. (Hyponomeutidae) at New York, N. Y., in
pomelo in stores from Egypt; a coccid, Pseudaonidia sp., a new species, at San
Francisco, Calif., on Dendrobium sp. in air freight from Australia; Reticulitermes
sp., probably lucifugus (Rossi), (Rhinotermitidae) at New York, N. Y., in soil
around roots of a potted Jasminum sp. plant in baggage from Italy; Taeniothrips
sp., near or equals gracilis Mlt., (Thripidae) at Buffalo, N..Y., on Lycoris sp. bulbs
in cargo from Japan and at Hoboken, N. J., in mail from Japan; Thrips sp., nearest
physapus L., (Thripidae) at Washington, D. C., on a leaf of Fragaria sp. in mail
from Sweden, a scolytid, Xyleborus sp., near or equals confusus Hichh., at Charles-
ton, S. C., in Copaifera hemitomophylla log in cargo from Costa Rica

There were 2,178 interceptions distributed among 554 genera, which could be
identified to genus only. A total of 116 could be determined to family or subfamily
only.

A total of 2,294 incompletely determined insects were intercepted during the year.

DISEASES

Incompletely determined fungi on plants collected at the ports of entry during
the year were the following suspected pathogens: An actinomycete causing stem
galls of azalea at Seattle, Wash., in express from England; Ascochyta sp., at Phila-
delphia, Pa., on orange in stores from the Union of South Africa; Ascochyta sp., at
Seattle, Wash., on Viburnum rhytidophyllum in cargo from France; Cercospora sp.
at Brownsville, Tex., on palm fronds and snapdragon in cargo from Mexico, on
avocado in stores from Mexico, and on mistletoe in baggage from Mexico; Cerco-
spora sp. at Laredo, Tex., on orchids in baggage and cargo from Mexico; Cercospora
sp., at Miami, Fla., on Cycnoches chlorochilon, an orchid, in cargo by air from the
Canal Zone; Cercospora sp., at New York, N. Y., on croton leaf in baggage by air
from the Bahamas; Cercospora sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on Miltonia russelliana,
an orchid, in cargo by air from Brazil; Cercospora sp., at San Juan, P. R., on a citrus
leaf and on leaves of Hryngium sp. in baggage in preflight inspection of planes
leaving San Juan for the mainland; Cercosporella sp., at Seattle, Wash., on Primula
sp., in mail from British Columbia; Ceuthospora sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on mountain
laurel leaves in cargo from the Netherlands; Curvularia sp., at San Francisco, Calif.,
on elephant ear in cargo from China; Cylindrosporium sp., at San Francisco, Calif.,
on dry leaf of Bambusa sp. in cargo from China and on tree peony in cargo from
Japan; Hndoconidiophora sp., close to fimbriata (Ell. & Hals.) Davidson at San
Francisco, Calif., on kudzu-bean in cargo from China; Hrwinia sp. (undescribed) at
New York, N. Y., on endive in cargo from Belgium; Gymnosporangium sp., at New
York, N. Y., on leaves of Sorbus aucuparia in baggage by air from Sweden; M yco-
sphaerella sp. at San Juan, P. R., on citrus leaves in baggage in preflight inspection
of an airplane leaving San Juan for the mainland; Mycosphaerella sp. at New York,
N. Y., on leaves of Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (bearberry) in baggage from Finland;
Phytophthora sp., probably of the eryptogaea type, at Hoboken, N. J., on Incarvillea
sp., in cargo from the Netherlands; Phytophthora sp., at Hoboken, N. fe on gloxinia
in cargo and air express from Belgium; Plenodomus sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on
snowdrop bulbs in cargo from the Netherlands; Pseudomonas sp. (undescribed) at
New York, N. Y., on endive in cargo from Belgium; Sclerotiwm sp., at Buffalo,
N. Y., on narcissus bulbs in cargo from the Netherlands; Sclerotiuwm sp., at Portland,
Oregon, on Tulipa fosteriana bulb in cargo from the Netherlands; Sclerotiwm sp., at
Seattle, Wash., on taro in cargo from China; Sclerotiwm sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on
Galanthus sp. bulbs in eargo from the Netherlands; Sclerotiwm sp., at Hoboken, N. J.,
on Iris sp. in air express from Jordan and on Urceolina miniata (scarlet pitcherlily)
in mail from the Netherlands; Sclerotiwm sp., at New York, N. Y., on lily bulbs and
Muscari sp. bulbs in cargo from the Netherlands; Sclerotium sp. at San Francisco,
Calif., on seeds of Japanese aucuba in mail from Italy, on English iris bulbs in mail
from England, on Huphorbia pulcherrima in mail from Honduras, and on narcissus
bulbs in cargo from the Netherlands; Septoria sp., at San Antonio, Tex., on palm
leaf in cargo by air from Mexico; Septoria sp., at Honolulu, Hawaii, on palm in
eargo from Truk; Sphaceloma sp., at Baltimore, Md., and Boston, Mass., on lemon
in stores from the Union of South Africa; Sphaceloma sp., at San Pedro, Calif., on

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orange in stores from Curacao; Uredo sp., at El Paso, Tex., on Brassavola sp., an
orchid, in cargo by air from Mexico; Uredo sp. at Nogales, ’Ariz.., on an orchid i in
cargo from Mexico; Uredo sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Diacrium bilamellatum, an
orchid, in cargo by air from the Canal Zone; Uredo sp., at Miami, Fla., on Mas-
devallia sp., an orchid, in cargo by air from Costa Rica; Verticillium sp., close to
candidum Pk., at Hoboken, N. J., on corm of Acidanthera sp., In cargo from the
Netherlands; Verticilliwm sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on roots of Alpinia galanga in
stores from India; Verticillium sp., at Houston, Tex., on a begonia tuber in cargo
from the Netherlands; Verticillium sp., at Seattle, Wash., on Dendrobium sp., an
orchid, in mail from India and on waterchestnut in cargo from China; Vertiiellium
sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on Lilium sp. in cargo from the Netherlands.

Nematode interceptions included Ditylenchus spp. with lily-of-the-valley pips
and various bulbs, including garlic, glory-of-the-snow, colchicum, and iris; Hetero-
dera spp. in soil arriving with plants for propagation, vegetables in ships’ stores,
used bagging, dried roots for pharmaceutical purposes and even Irish shamrocks;
Helicotylenchus sp., at New York, N. Y., in soil with lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo
from Germany and i in soil with unidentified plants in baggage from Ireland; Meloi-
dogyne sp., probably incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood at Galveston, Tex., in cel-
ery in stores from Jamaica, and in carrots in stores from the Azores at Philadelphia,
Pa., in beets in stores from Australia, and in soil with potatoes in stores from the
Netherlands; Rotylenchus sp., at New York, N. Ne in soil with potatoes in stores
from Uruguay, in soil with lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo from Germany, and in
soil with peony roots in baggage from Poland; Rotylenchus sp., at Mobile, Ala., in
soil with coleus plants in quarters from Guatemala and in soil with Aster sp. in
baggage from Germany; Rotylenchus sp., at San Francisco, Calif., in roots of Con-
vallaria majalis in mail from France; Tylenchorhynchus sp., at Nogales, Ariz., in
soil with cactus plants in baggage from Mexico; Tylenchorhynchus sp., at Mobile,
Ala., in soil on an unidentified plant and on sweetpotato plants in baggage by air
from Puerto Rico; Tylenchus sp., at New York, N. Y., in soil with lily-of-the-valley
pips in cargo from Germany; T'ylenchus sp., at Washington, D. C., in soil with roots
of lily bulbs in mail from England; Tylenchus sp., at Mobile, Ala., in soil with Aster
sp., In baggage from Germany; Xiphinema sp., at New York, N. Y., in soil with
citrus plants in baggage from Argentina; one interception which could not be
identified beyond family (Tylenchidae) was taken at New York, N. Y., in soil with
cactus plants in baggage from Italy.

A total of 1,259 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the
year.

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Graphic summary of interceptions listed in main table and interception totals

Country | Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Africa: | Number | Number || Europe—Continued
Africa (locality unknown) _- 1 1 UGK) Ln Sk = a peseree eee eye 1 3
ABC aS ser yea ee rene 10 0 Wialles 3 er eee eee 0 1
British West Africa____.-_- | 1 0 NYAS OS AV lassen eee 5 ERED
Canary ilslandsaes ses Sil 0 || North America:
1 OYA 0 Hee seem eee Ca I Se | 11 0 BS Crm d ase se ee ee 20 3
DAMON BR pots oe | 2 | 0 Canad dete ete nee mat ame 5 3
French West Africa (?)_-__- 1 | 0 Canall Zones ae sueeeeees 51 5
Goldi@oas tense ees 10 0 Central America:
IED Ci ape eee eee Me eet 1 0 British Honduras______ | 3 0
MIME joy a 4 | 0 Colombia ea aes 14 1
ING geri geemes peo ova eR pe ie 2! 2 CostaRicass=sases sels 27 23
Union of South Africa______ 32 17 Guatemala_____________ 30 8
Asia: | on Giurds seen 11 4
China ee eek | 8 | 321 Nicaragua! sess ete 8 0
Cy prSE EE ee SONS 3 | 1 Panama + sed epee eeereee 45 21
1 0 17 0
27 35 0 1
1 1 716 151
1 il
17 2 2 0
88 184 2 0
3 0 4 4
8 0 | 8 0
4 0 British West Indies____| 2 0
4 3 Cub aaa ies ena enewcne 72 7
0 3 Curacovss: ees 2 0
Simian pin ae 3 1 Dominican Republic__- 13 1
Australasia: | Grand Cayman__-_-_____ il 0
American Samoa-_-____--__-- 1 0 Grenades ise seme 1 0
ZAUIS tral aes SEE 20 13 Efaitiei oS iss 9 0
Caroline Islands____-______- | 1 0 Jamaicassaaeel eases 31 0
Cevlonu eis ee Berane 2 2 Montserrat eee 1 0
Hj ies] and saaeeneeeeaeeennnnnn 1 9 ING vis Siete aS pee eee ce 1 0
Wa AOE AN Sil eee 11 10 IRUeT CORR ICOM een aeeanene 57 11
MES Wailers ei er SE 202 16 Siro OWS Se 3 0
Mae eb 0 D) S Uap Cia een eee 2 0
Marshall Islands_ _________- 0 11 Siig NVM A 2 0
New Zealand__-___--_!/____ 0 4 rinid ads aa ee 28 3
IBhilippineswa amen eee 22 8 Virgin Islands_________- 6 1
AIPA ee ES eee ES 1 0 || South America:
Mahitises sles WASTE Ie 1 1 IAT Cn Banas eee 1 28
NEKO bwalee S e | 0 | 1 Bolivias: 21 8a ee (0) wif
Europe: | Brazilin 2 eae cee 27 90
PATISGT Las Mek eee el IH ye 3 7 Chilee tie see eee 7 1
FAZOFESS wate TRUS Pe 9 3 FE Cuad or. cer ee eee 15 1
leOleibhoay eu oe eae ee 8 93 Raraguay eee ee eee 0 1
Crete ee ae ae 1 0 TBO RUR 2's Se EE NERS aS NL 4 0
@zechoslovakiges: 222 ire 0 1 SoutheAm eri case ease 3 0
Denman keae ee w ee ee 6 8 Wruguayi ee eae eee 0 2
Hin elan Gd Sean eels 45 88 WienezUclas see. see eee 32 2
inland ses eee 0 1 a= =e
THT CO mes Meter emt ren Retena: 35 10 || Total:
Germany aaa ener 37 24 tain Ca yeas Soe es eee 78 20
Gibral tars (?) =a ee 1 0 ASig. ses sya* Sen eileen 168 552
GreatpBritaine seo eee ene 1 0 INOW EN IGEe 262 70
Greecee see te See Mie 16 0 I UnO DCs see ae = ene 814 499
imelan diate = = ie) Se eee 3 23 INonbheAmenicas eee 1,194 247
Usleiofe Mian sea eee ae 0 2 SouthvAimericasaaae eae 89 126
1 GRE Ase A a a aN 477 59 | (UmiknoWwintase See 9 3
buxembours aan seen 0 1 hls
ANY FW Lifeh Bee ee Oe eee 1 0 TE O tal Ss0ce \ eae See 2,614 1,517
Netherlands=3s.2 ea 75 139 —_-——
NOT W Eye ee ee ne ene ee 2 “ Totalincompletely deter-
POLAT Geass ae ee TaN 2 1 mined pests__:-________ 2,294 1,259
POL gal eens ie ee ee 29 3 Total insect intereeptions_ 42008) EE ats
Scotland eae era ae 8 67 Total disease intercep-
Spainwses ee ater ee 31 | & TiONS=24-5 otek ae | eee 2,776
SEC er eee eee ee ees | 10 | 13 | _ =
Switzerland see ee ean 3. 8 @randitotal Se ease) Caen 7,684

Norte.—In addition to the countries named above, interceptions were made from American Virgin
Islands, Anguilla, Belgian Congo, British Guiana, Burma, Canary Islands, Cape of Good Hope, Cape
Verde Islands, French Cameroons, Iran, Jordan, Kenya, Labrador, Leeward Islands, Madeira Islands,
Martinique, Mozambique, Natal, Netherlands Guiana, Netherlands West Indies, Newfoundland,
Northern Ireland, Nova Scotia, Okinawa, Pakistan, Pretoria, Rhodesia, Sierra Leone, Society Islands,
Trust Isles of Pacific, Tunisia, and Truk Island.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

| Number of
» intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin | ane a Collected
ja | Blo in—
Jel glee
nO! o 1aQ,.0
jas! gS los
SH ROM
SO) 74
Acalypta parvula (Fall.) (Tingidae): | |
Moss packing around rhododendron scions- -__- | Bnueland = sess ssc eewe eee 1 ip i pe ee ATES ale
Nas circumflera Jaq. Dav. (Ceramby-. | |
cidae): |
Cybistax donnell-smithii (primavera) ___-____-___- Eon dunasseeeee == aaa (Die ee a IN
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae): | | |
Gajanusicajan: (pigeon pea) 2-2 = 2 eee BrIbiShias WWieStpnreladicswyyy 40s een INPE ioc IN nV 7a
Canal Zone, Puerto | |
Rico. |
Acanthoscelides griseolus (Fall) (Bruchidae): | |
FESUMICILOSCOAS DS eae ees cee ere pen cae INTEXTCO= eee eee eee LN pgs bell D2
Acanthoscelides obvelatus Bridw. (Bruchidae): |
PINISCOLUSHIULGGTISeys Serene oe ee IeGillateln al sesame esas ee aor pa hal ia Deel Ors
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae): | | |
EVENS QUO UUA(ZALIIC) ae @hiles Mexico= 2-222 2= Wtoeten ty [eee lex
Achatina fulica Fer. (Mollusca): |
TUvay (ENP OY TOVGS UG Ue Be eet TA bln eee he ae hea cat (Gianni ee Os fend bell oer Nees OL bis?
Returned military equipment_________________-_ Guam, Philippines, Sai- | 8 |____'____| Callif.*
pan.
SCEAD ELON ESC ee pee Naa sy bee Me Untamed Guam as ee Qh ieee sO alive OLreg:
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae): s
PALILIETIDE DOT IATA (LCCK) wees ee dios ten eee Italy, Netherlands -____- expos eee Ne
Acroleucus vicinalis Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Oncaea were pet Se et one te ee eS VNGXI CO See eee a eee Pe SEO Me x
Adoxophyes orana (F. R.) (Tortricidae): | |
AS GHITER GCA RDS (CLUE) Se Ta igi eae lg INetherlandSeaces sean 1 P20) Th pes eal INF NC
Agallia venosa (Fall.) (Cicadellidae):
Hypericum repens (creeping St. Johnswort)____| Switzerland_____------_- ee eller beh IN (ods
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):
Cassia fistula (golden-shower)-_________-____-______ ABs WAU eee ee eh ey age ip ee eee ING
Agriotes lineatus L. (Elateridae): | |
SOUpLOmEpOtATONDInes ta weeeeee nem eee Denmark asso ess eseei besa Pa.
Aleophagus myersi Essig (Aphidae): |
ANIA SOs 5 Sy es ee Se ee Nar a peer Wy Ehiopiaseenes enone ee eae aba Ds (Oe
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)____-__---_-_--_---_- IMIEKICO See sate ees SI ypaaaieees Tex.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ______-_____- Silica eeee lie MINED,
GiTISESTIVENSIS A OTAN EO) se eee On Sea alike sox:
(COBTD COE! S SSS ae SN a aden oak apen em Se | ees eee TS xe
FEIGOUSCALSES Doe Rees capella GOs ee ca eee pee ed rie PAZ
Aleurodicus dugessi Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
LEXA OMNG ADSL SN ES | lata wa rl at ng ah a te a ee (6 Ko rcs ems a teal mee beet ee LOX.
Aleuroglandulus emmae Russell (Aleyrodidae):
Gare yogercns 70k (OLCHIG) mena een eee eet GOs a sate eer oe Sas eel ete ake) Geb
PSTaHUT GUL] ADE | (CUAVA) eet eee pe eee C0 Koy ee mea par ie a ss | Beeaties oer eea Ne Xe
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae Russell (Aleyrodidae):
(COAHONG SD cine hee se I TB Selec pee Ueto Oe Seek ee on meas 10s | es ates | Werexe AT @ xcs
Aleurolobus marlatti (Q.) (Aleyrodidae): :
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -___________- AREY of ya esa pits sug ecient Beale ereen| IO alinae
Aleuroplatus cococolus Q. (Aleyrodidae):
(CO TF UID OV, See RS ae BS lpi een alata idee osoh 4 IW OX COM ees oe eee Thole pleas al ALS
Aleuroplatus plumosus (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
LETAST MR MOVs) ee ee Ge ne rs ey EP ea (6 Ve yeas ws E> palo rr cada Hy lak ee bes ae Vie Keg
Aleurothrixus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gitrusisinensisa(Onange) oes ee ey Dominican Republic__--] 1 |----|----| N. Y.
(CL APOISE SO) ie Biya Neate, Sea Trl a Weiter tar a ae IB AMAT AS eee engupeee mentee Ty fess Page| PTD ES
Guajacum officinale (lignumvitae)______________- UaianGiten pe eee EES shal ae ell A Tayler sas
PSHUMENUGUO) L0G) (QUAVA) aoe ee IVICKI COs = oe eee ee (ts | ee | ee eX.
Aleurotuberculatus jasmini Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
GONdeniasspe eee tr betes anon her een ee Ching saat tes sale xerelie sal yl CHlbin-
Aleurotuberculatus similis Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) _____.__-__-----_--- DATA! eee eee cea Bese ASEE Neale IN TG dl
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae):
Vialusisy westrisu(apple) sence see ee eee England, Germany, SY | pees eon tC alite sci N eaves
Norway.
HECOSOES Dia (KOSC) pects mo ae se eee England, Germany_----| 1 |_---| 1] N. Y.
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _________.---------- Vex Cops ae eee aes Ee jae fe Se Cae La.,
ex.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Amitermes wheeleri (Desn.) (Termitidae):
Salvia officinalis purpurascens (purple saga) _--_-
Anaphothrips obscurus (Muller) (Thripidae):
Brassicaisp sas ee ee ee a re
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)
IPFALNALSY DENSIC Ms (DEAE) = see see ee ee eee
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) - ----------------
Giinusepanadisi (crapeiruit) eas =—
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Cydonia oblonga (quince) - ---.------------------
Mangifera indica (mango) ----- 2-22-22 rat
Persea americana (avocado)
IPrarniusypensica (each) = ae ae eee
IPsidiumiguaj quay (uae) seen seen e ee ee eee
Punica granatum (pomegranate)
PUY TAUSECOMINUL ISK (DEAD moan eee eee te nae

SIO WUC Se cere ae Satna See e es
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephritidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)

SPONGIAS: Spt. Ae EN a eee
auto mombinpracoptans Sein (?) (Tephri-
tidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Alchnasizapotar(sapodilla) = ===2= sees k eee ee
Chrysophyllum cainito (star-apple) - -------------
Mammea americana (mamey)
Sapotesia 2s .k Ss Cra (he See ooh erine sneer
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Anastrepha striata Schiner (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

COjANUSiSP Ss oo eee ee ae ee oe see

Cicer arietinum (chickpea)
Anthonomus pomorum (L.) (Curculionidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple)
Anthonomus scutellaris Lec. (Curculionidae):

Prunus sp. (wild plum)
Anuraphis cynarae (Theob.) (?) (Aphidae):

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) _-------------
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Jasninum sambac (Arabian jasmine)
Aphis rhamni Fonse. (?) (Aphidae):

PRONUINCULILS ISD me ee ea
Apion apricans Hbst. (Curculionidae):

Ribes sp
Apion auctum Sharp (?) (Curculionidae):

Orchids SARE ae Oe Rett ER
Apion carduorum Kby. (Curculionidae):

Cynara cardunculus (eardoon) - _----------------

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) -_------------

Mexico: IM 2iau saris See
Trelan qd 358 Saree ss oe

Aro emit aan roe nent
IMiexi COWES ae yee aah

Guatemala, Mexico__-__-
Costa Rica, Guatemala,
Mexico, Salvador.

Miexico 32sec ee os ener

IVICXL COE Rimes rien aan:

Canal Zone, Cuba, Do-
minican Republic,
Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Panama,
Puerto Rico, Salva-
dor, Trinidad.

Guatemala, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama,
Salvador.

Puerto Rico, Salvador-_-

Hondurast=--s5=sssaee

Guatemala, Nicaragua -
Panama, Salvador__-____
IVE XI COM Sea ahs seamen

Salvador, Trinidad _____

Dominican Republic,
Jamaica, Puerto Rico.

Bahamas, Puerto Rico,
Trinidad.
Canal Zone___--_--_--_-

Germany
INTE xT COM (7) ete

Al erin ces kee

Philippines! seen
Isbell see ee SE

IST ANICO! ae ee eee
Germanyeeseoeee eae

Guatemalastesaasereeren|

Italy ase nea eet

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
A | ble
g | & |e
58 8/88
Ss Siilioss
jo) ° HH
16) 7 Py
]? ue BRRAt ca
LM aes | Bae
EIS Ei[are lag | oce
ef OO ENA
4) ase | ete
Bl Il fesse
68 | 14 |----
11s; | eee emer
237 eds)
Dh [pee hay ea
[eA OR BS |
Nel es Pea oe
OP cede to
dl Va Pa
NL Se
82 | 11 1
87 | Serta ee
27) GREE | Guna
nem hal he] | eae
Seile abs ease
243 ATE a
ty |
1 eee bees
ces | {Re oat eee
2% ee | aeons
PA ei |
Fee |
Dif eee
[S| ee | ea
DiGi enn es
Ns sal IE
Aes) cot 3 | Penne
Ey eal
BSE ASL
eae | ela | meee
ee ects | al
at |coage Al
EAA | Revi] Tal ae et
Perel hey ait ees

Collected
in—

Tex.
Calif.,* Tex.

Ala., Calif.,*
Fila.,* La.
INS peas
PERE SiGe
Tex.

Calif.,* La.

INEDYsnexs

La.
Calif.,*gLa.
La.

Tex.
Calif.

La.
Mae PaRe
INle Wao ds

N. Y.

Calif.*
Calif.*

ING NG
Calif.*
ALES

YE
NG

N.
N. Y., Pa.

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13

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Apion pomonae F. (?) (Curculionidae):

ALCL ISAT UOn(VLCN) Senses se
Apsychomyrmex tristani Menozzi (Formicidae):

AT RINGEMANOMIS Dates Sate oe ee a
Arctorthezia cataphracta (Olaf.) (Coccidae):

Gallina vulgaris (heather) ~~. - = 2
Arge rosae (L.) (Argidae):

IRI, Bsa. Se eS ee eee es as
Dirranice leucotreta Meyr. (Olethreutidae):

Giarsiiimon (GeO) 2k Se es

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

CaiinUSSINON S15) (OLAN GC) s-s a ee
Aspidiotus abietus (Schr.) (Coccidae):

Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine) - -----------------=-
Aspidiotus corticis-pini Ldgr. (Coccidae):

FEAT USES Deg (LIME) ene ee en ee
Aspidiotus coryphae Ckll. & Rob. (Coccidae):

@ocnsmnzcifera:(COCONUt) = = — === a ee
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Garcinia mangostana (mangosteen) - ---_--------

Musa paradisiaca (plantain) ___________________-

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ____-____--

OT CHT lemme iress sagt Ae oa ete BP Vee

Persea.americana (avocado) _--_.--_________- ee
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):

@ocosmucifera (coconut) = 22-— =e ee
Aabitioiue herculeanus (Ckll. & Hadd.) (Coccidae):
Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri Kuw. (Coccidae):

CUR SISD aa itis Sak eo ne eee
Aspiodiotus pyri Light. (Coccidae):

ISTHT DES CORT ATS E50) 0) C) ee a ae ee oe eee
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):

1S TTA YOY) SS ane AOS NSN Sete aes eee
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):

Burlingtonia sp. (orchid)

Cattleya dowiana (orchid)________-_____-______--

Cattleya lweddemanniana (orchid)______-_-_-__--

Cattleya sp

PRCELLORS Ds (OLCHIG) Stee aie ei ees eee
Leaf—unidentified
Orchid

Wo Fo, (Crd sted) Lose ee eee
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
ESAT OO ee ae ae ee een an enya p eon,
Asterolecanium stentae Brain (Coccidae):
PAVINCL TIE DSENOS| SD) eae ses eS oe ON
Asterolecanium truncatum Russell (Coccidae):
PACLELC HAST ed (DALIT) tees ee ae ee eee ees
Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) - ______-____-_-_---____-

Bostrychoplites cornutus (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae):
LEGGY SOV AS hes I aba Sa aplem pe gT caaaAT

Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
PALL MASQLIUIL Tt (ZALLIC) sete ee

Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae):

ANSOT SOUT 22 SS Se oe ee
Brachyrhinus ovatus (.) (Curculionidae):

Soil around rose bush

|

England

Germ aniyers eee eee

Union of South Africa___

Philippines. =2-2527222-3

Canal Zone, Costa Rica,
Mexico, Nigeria, Pan-
ama, Philippines.

VB aX bE \e re alee AN ae ee

Ganal Zone, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Jamaica, Pana-
ma, Venezuela.

Cubase ana ses anion

Barbados, Cuba--------

Union of South Africa__-
CostapRicasss=———aeaaaee

Barbados, Mexico, Ven-
ezuela.

Union of South Africa__-

Uma by Syor maw os se

IP Olan seeee tes ee sees

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

a | ble

im

5 sig leq

noO| ov /aQ0

a5/ dad jos

° Oly

12) Z |
AM Wayeafal ne 2
Eee hier cee 11ND b
Mig es sonal og
De pi) weet | ape
pears eel i eee
seliwel y| Toss
re ste
apes sore |e |
Seca SAT
— EE Diilcnnt
Gla eo
og es
3] Fate ees
dLye| eet Seal res
i oes hearer | Nel
21g | ete | eee
a ogee [ene
) Ie Pees.) Ut
wl ail:
Diloesa ly As
Wy ee ong) peg ee
cats gues
Lyeciee| seat Sl) wal:
ete I ry rE
rays Peer
est een ga
LY | Sse VS ot
Blea eeseuly 1.0,
pees ae a
ZA eee ene
Sea esac A Nha |
pasion (saan ase |
Ayla haa linkns
fd aaa eee

U7) on) | ee

2B a2) | Sas

eee pet

Collected
in—

Mass., P. R.,
Tex.

Calif.*
N. J.
N. Y., Tex.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Brachyrhinus porcatus (Hbst.) (Curculionidae):
Soil and moss packing around Quercus sp______-
Bs rugosostriatus (Goeze.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Soil and moss packing around Quercus sp
Soillaround!Samijragaisp.-/-=-4-2--=-2 24 =
Brachyrhinus singularis (.) (Curculionidae):
Woods moss packing around Crataegus spp
Brachyrhinus sulcatus (F.) (Curculionidae):
IBegoniaisp a2 Se OSS a OES EN
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
Alhumisatioum (garlic)=--_----- 222-22. 22. 99e
Bruchus luteicornis Il. (Bruchidae):
Vicia angustifolia (narrow leaf vetch)__-------_---
WACK? SORE, (COO) SE ee
Bruches rufipes Hbst. (Bruchidae):
ensuculinanise (lentil) sess ase ee oe eee
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
WAC GES Die OR Ue ACR, Ue PEA ese EU
Cacoecia pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):
Chrysanthemum:sp = 5: 222 =-==- ss =
Dianthussp: (carnation) _!-22+-=2-=2=2=2-----282
Fragaria sp. (Strawberry) --------.---------_-____
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Rosaspi7s-t-2=-L ss ee a
Callidium aenewm Deg. (Cerambycidae):
Wood crating

Callosobruchus ademptus (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Pueraria thunbergiana (kudzu-bean) - -_________-
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
ABS CEI eh ie UU SS NIA GE ee alin, pe SR
Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean) -__--____-______-
Capitophorus carduinus (W1k.) (Aphidae):
Girsium’sp) (thistle) == 98__ ===
Capitophorus formosanus Takah. (Aphidae):
Chrysanthemum sp ==
Carbula trisignata (Germar) (Pentatomidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Carposina sasakii Mats. (Carposinidae):
Pyrus communis (pear)

Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):
Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna) - -__-------
Tamarindus indica (tamarind)_______--_________-
Catolethrus ebeninus Champ. (Curculionidae):
Dillandsia Spe ess sea ee
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
PAN NONUGSS [ot eh ea aE ae Ea Raa, pi ee ao
Girusimon (enon) =e ee
GCitrusiparadisi(erapeinuit) ae eee eee

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

(Goffecisp (Collec) eee ee
Cydonia oblonga (quince)___-_--_------_________-
Di08py7T0S Spy (DELSLIMIM ON) eee ae eee
Ficusicanica (ig) = ee ee
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin : ;

Q ales

Se (Se

a9 8 a8

aS, 8 \)of

fo) o i

OZ ie
Switzerland_.______----- babs nl SST
2
1
Scotlands==s=ses5=====e— esis ele al
Belsiumst 2222 Sess iene) aaenen eet
Dial yan = Seber thetiatient sere Das aie
STAN Geb satus pics ae ay 8 Sf SS See nee
France, Germany ___---- 2 a aaren ee
W240 eg aa ore ne a Ree ellevall
Titaliy® a — 22s MBE 2S Aen
Belorima sess iee eens pee are il
nelande= === a eee piece Nils les
Mrancessnes aan ean Ne TORE) HBS
Dtallyad 22a ARS a8 bbe) Soild
loaves) eaXol oe Se ee Seeainec nase
tala. = nee eee peace alli iil
|
Denmark, Germany, Dt) seen eee
Sweden.
Korea. tts Weate itn er. «3 Be ei all SL
SizeVincenta-ss seen i} fase aes
Philippiness22s-seee ees rete MN dl
Canadair eens Ls | heeled
CIE) Ofzh 0 Lee, eee ice oes De escheat
Union of South Africa__} 2 !|_-__!----
Ghinaie es sale a ae PA ile stake
ELAR 11 ee ee | Sete shee | aes
Jamaica, Philippines____| 3 |____'----
INTC Xs CO Seer Rie mere stated fll
Portugal Wee enc
AZORES whta lye Spt gall eos te
Cyprus, Egypt, Gibral- |__-_| 12 |_---
tar (?), Israel, Pales-
tine, Spain.
Algeria, Azores, Israel, | 9] 4 '_---
Italy, Portugal, Spain.
Africa, Algeria, Azores, | 28 | 26 '___-
Cyprus, Greece, Israel,
Italy, Lebanon, Malta,
Palestine, Portugal,
Spain, unknown.
LAW aL eeeennenens Jess Ne
aly a esse As Rae ee 6; SSS nae
Ree Cokie 1. ees
Greece, Italy, Lebanon_} 10 | 2 |__--
Azores, Italy, Portugal._'! 4 !_-_'_---

Collected
in—

4

ie eS es

Azad 2 2 ao ae oa o4) oe Be
2
5
~

Aididided SO

Alaska,
Hawaii.

D.C.
Calif.,* Fla.*

Tex.

Mass.
Mass:, N. Y.

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15

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Ceratitis capitata—Continued
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear) -.--------------
CUAIUTRILOBS Dope ae os SE ee a ee
Persea americana (avocado)
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)

PRIUS DETSICQN (PCAC) = Sa as ass oe mane Fee

Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)-___--------
Psidium guajava (guava) - -_--------------------
Punica granatum (pomegranate)
PUTS COMLINVILTAS) (DEAD) 3 = a er ee
PAISISD (PTA DC) cas SECURE ere ee pales ;
With oranges, grapes, and plums abandoned on

pier.

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Ghinstsinensis) (Orange) see) ee eee
ys mesticay (IUM) == =e ee

Ceroplastes ceriferus (And.) (Coccidae):

Camellia japonica (camellia) _____-__---_--------

Ceroplastes japonicus Green (Coccidae):

Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)____________-------
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):

AND OUTED) D5 ae SA er EO PE

Chaenomeles sp. (flowering quince) _______-------

GCrOTAEGUSTS Pe ea OE IEE 2 aes ae ID) 0 tered

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)____________-______--

Grammatophyllum sp. (orchid)______------------
Ceroplastes rusci (1u.) (Coecidae):

IEGEOS, COYTTOT (WAV) ya ae
Ceutorhynchus contractus (Marsh) (Curculionidae):

Woods moss packing around Crataegus spp-__---

Woods moss packing around cut flowers -_-_-__----
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (F.) (Curculionidae):

Woods moss packing around cut flowers______--
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (MIt.) (Thripidae):

Giisisinensis) (Orange) 22a a ee
Chalcodermus dentiferus Faust (Curculionidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple). _________-________--
Chalcophana fervida Suffr. (Chrysomelidae):

SUTTON [OVO abotetk St SRS 3 Ee ee eee
Chilo simplex (Btlr.) (Crambidae):

Oryza sativa (rice)

“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae Hall (Coccidae):
GETODEGIOIS Peete eh 2k ee RE. garth Yop Loa:
Stapelia pedunculata (orchid) -_________-__--_-_--

“Chionaspis’’ stanotophri Cooley (Coccidae):
Asparagus plumosus (fern asparagus) __________-

Chrysomphalus agavis (Towns. & Ckll.) (Coccidae):
BYAULC COAG] ete ten ERE Cs Nd mh a en a es

Chrysomphalus diversicolor Green (Coccidae):
OTC IT BREE ree EES OS ONE aN lesa

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
eINLOdEnaTOnrseLLOUumn = ae eee!

Chrysomphalus nulliporus McKenzie (Coccidae):
Coelogyne remediosae (orchid)_________-________-
Dendrobium lyonii (orchid)__.___________--_-___-

Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Stemi umkr oan AS eS a she

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Hempel) (Coccidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Laurus sp-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin |, ; Collected
= | is |S va
Si eset i
q q q ad
no vo |Aa,c
(2s), fet S25
ie) °o w
Oo 1G im
Vitalynekaseeosaeeceeee sae LAT] epee | es | IVasssNi eye.
Robe 5 Gow. ec ee ae ROE SG | IN a
eyo rele oa os ile EE a SEI INS INGE
Greece, Lebanon, Portu-| 2} 3 |----| Ill., Mass.,
gal. INEDYae
Azores, France, Italy, | 11 | 4 |---| Mass., N. Y.
Palestine, Portugal,
Spain
Ditaliyeeettens secu Sons oe Tol se 2B SING Sa
Tsraelt aateyyty y eerearg Tees SINGS OG
Greece, Italy_______-__-- OU WERES ey = EIN ISRY GS
Italy, Portugal, Syria_-_| 7 2 \._..| Mass., N. Y
WtalyeScs cep ees ee cs 1p oe | ee NYS
1 eS LO eee SINE ae kee ah oT eee ea | IN
(Wink oy eae be pe | Beek IN
Italiy= sSaatsine ts years 1h] Sea: SalieMiass
Japan vey seh series WeeS S20 |ke £4 Ela wails
N.
Brance..). 2s arsceumrey sent Ip pregeasl aeHT INS BG
(ela Walleye een ee pees Ea bea eCaliter
JAD ATs ake ee vee yy = EPS PPR il ee Calites
Ae Qe Ee ti Neues Oe ee elites
Rous Golo So See EA | gh | i alifss
FETSA, Weill Term ena mneeren emia 1g | Sees eee Calitxs
Quam sae se ath ek pee) Roe ey | Melawaill-
Greece, Italy___.----___- 3) |--22}) 25) Mich., Ne Y.
Scotian d==ssaaees ey. pe esol ie Wh IN de
Hingland= aa sa erase 1) |S | eae TT
en (0 oe eee NCC OLB eer AE I OUL
Pontiigal sas see ees sei oh) ents eaViassy
IMIG OCs See 5 ee ee iL | eres | owe | TR OX
Cubase ease tansy h ae 13 mee | aie
Japanis.2s. 2) ea yal ably | eee (is Calis SeINisiys,
Oreg., 3
Wash.
Union of. South Africa= —jU-=-|-.--| 1 | Calit*
Le es OS eS en | eee eee TE A aif
EB ory Ga See eek ees Steal 1 | Se es es IViasse
Ie xd Co ae ee an enease i]s | eee |e ex
le ADM SSAA eal PINTS Nis
Guatemalaeetet ss ae eae |) ech ML | RRS
Philippines#=sas saree 1 Ses hn Elan
Lis Shae GO es eS es | Sirs |e lieC aliter
dhaneye sen eee eee eee | ein ELavvali:
IY A ae bee aba NEST [Comes AINE YS
SES: (LO aa Fs a Teg lle IN YG

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Cocosinucifenal(COCOniUt) a s= ees ae en ane
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)_______-.-________
Teai—unknowin = be ee eine
Mangifera indica (mango)

Chrysomphalus ritchiei (Green & Laing) (Coccidae):|

Calocarpum sapota (sapote)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):

J UPOOUA PURO GOs so ee ee se
Chrysomphalus tenax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Cattleya spp. (orchid)
Epidendrum stamfordianum (orchid)
TEA H ONTO oe eS eae
OTchideeeeweae ys Oye
Philodendron lacerum
PETAL OC ETAT OTN (meee oe
Schomburgkia tibicinis (orchid) ___.-__-__-________
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Cocosnuciferal (Coconut) Hae eee
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Anthurium sp -
Cattle arspea(OEChi Gd) pease
Musa paradisiaca sapientwm (banana)________-_-
Orchid _

Cleogonus armatus Champ. (Curculionidae):
OTPehiqEeew ss Sees Ae ee ONES PUL EAN
Clerada apicornis Sign. (Lygaeidae):
Orchid_
Cnephasia virgaureana (Treits.) (Tortricidae):
Chrysanthemum maximum ___...--.-----_------
Coccidella americana (Hambl.) (Coccidae):
Isoloma sp
Coccotrypes dactyliperda (F.) (Scolytidae):
Phoenix rupicola (cliff date palm)
seed—unidentificds 222 eee
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
Coffea sp. (coffee)
Ficus pandurata (fiddleleaf fig) __ sea
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)____.______-_-______

Ixora macrothyrsa (Malay ixora)
Coeliodes rubicundus Hbst. (Curculionidae):
ECROGOGE NAT OTS Pee ana ew Mn at a malay cane
Conchaspis angraeci Ckll. (Coccidae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)
FETAD ISCAS TS Pe EN NUE 5 VEN SEE a a IRR LTS
Oncidium ampliatum (orchid)__-_----.----------
Orchideyene pe Na LAE Ee aE Fae es Baie!

Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)

Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)

Cordylomera spinicornis (F.) (Cerambycidae):
SEER ONS NEES se a a aes

Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Leyiehatoll—abhalltaneyyng. aan ek EA Oe ee
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Cycadacese eet ae Eee
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Plant— unknowns ees ee ee eee

Country of origin

Brazil, Mexico, Trinidad

Mexico, Philippines__-__-

Guatemala
Costa Rica_______-___-_-
Ranam ae ee aie
Canal Zone, Guatemala,
Mexico, St. Lucia.

Canall7onehsss2s

Cuba, Guatemala, Ha- F

waii, Venezuela.

1co.

IND Seria ee ee erenaes
Goldi@oasta2 Se

INI Cana pus. eee ee

IBErMUd eee eeceee
Ttaly lester
Thalys tS} oyMial se eee
Bermudas sere: erates

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
2 8} # /a8
a5) dos
5 o |8
io) Zi flan
Ly |li952 ae
Tig] Se) Sas
ms ON AG Beers
aes! ADELE
ify) es ee ee
a BLT Seese
TN SRA
yaa wi ie [tel
alent am ieey hs iil
2 198 (0TY Baral
pepe a i]
a UPe sd fos Nil
ee CU aa
VET ARAN Ea
. Sea evap ai
2h) ees
red SOTA
RSE Sahl ave
Tgp pees RS Ve
PSB PAT
een pee ay iL
peewee cd
feed) Ure
PBR AS Casd it
(Pines A eerie ep
fCTES Eee pa
Lieto Sees
deg ree | aD
32 if
i132 2h See
eee Hie Balls
Ps ell ae
2) | ae a
2k aN e
ERE | Se aes
1:54! 9) Sees | Eee
S| Ses ee
1 sary tS oa
2 ie |e
e195 SES ee
1B pee plas Ses
1 1 ee
1 Le waer
TAs SE eas
PECAN nT eae
Sa Ee rs 1

Collected
in—

Calif.,* Tex.
Calif.*
INERYS

Tex.

Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

17

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Cryptoblabes gnidiella—Continued.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _______________-
RAPISISDER(OTR DC) os eee ee ee oe

Cryptorhynchus mangiferae F. (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)-_-_-_----_-----_---_----

Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):

Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
Conusvavellana (albert) eee eee
Cylas femoralis Faust (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -_____-------_-----
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Cyrtopeltis varians (Dist.) (Miridae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) __-_-----------
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) -
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) 2-22) +---_---_--=--
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) - -_-_-_-------------
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Miangifermindica, (mango) 2-2-2 eee
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ----------
Perseavamericana,(avocado))--2222--=)_ =. === ==
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Mangifenaindica (mango) 2-2 eee
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Ochrosiarellipticass ie ee ee
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):
Olea europaea (olive)

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Oleareunopacay, (Olive) sees eee ee ne eee
Dendroctonus mexicanus Hopk. (Scolytidae):
Pinus montezumae (Montezuma pine) ----------
PEUIVUSHPIS CLL GOS EN OU US ae ee one ene nea ne eR
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):
Apium graveolens (celery)_.--...---_------------
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -------------
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Chysanthemitm spe ee eens
PAG ka Owes eee eA TP SE IN ee
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
ERROCOCENAONISD sean nee ee ene ete ene
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):
OQ TESIS Dee eo a te ES a ee
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ____-___-__-_-_-_---_
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Crinisis paras 2 el ES ea
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_____________________
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
GOT GET TAIS Pee ERE Aes Tae ee SEIS Oe
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) -__________
Diatraea busckella Dyar & Hein. (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _~__..--------
Dicyphus annulatus (Wolff) (Miridae):
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Country of origin

Greece, Italy, Lebanon,
Palestine.
italy 4S paint

Hawaii, India

Azores, France, Italy,
Portugal, Spain, Tur-
key, Yugoslavia.

Germany, Italy

Wiberg eee ee

Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica,
Mexico, Puerto Rico,
Virgin Islands.

IBCrMUG dee as eee

TEV ayy ea ts See aoa tee ca

Crete, Greece,

Italy,
Lebanon, Syria.

INetherlands#i2-22 a

IMexiCoeeeecessneeemeen =
Hawaii, Mexico

Bahamas sees eee
Costa Rica

Hawaii, Philippines__-__-

WieTrez le laser asaya mee ae

Swedentatsw nian

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
¢ ails
qo | = |e
38) ad isa
no oO foe)
a5) d los
(o) Oo}
Omele inlay
TL AE |e
1 n Yel ares
18 7 2
101 1 1
Seles ce
Lent ee
PAs eta) || eae
de) eee aor
1 lees
peat ali. S| era
pecs) pif Wa
| Sete
meres Dt lkeece
ee |e | es
il wes
1 | see, | eee
peel Gd ig ee
ye fos eta Pe ss
Aleta pepe ica
AS nein | eee aa
ed Or idl tesa
pas d eaters al
Sepa eM dil
eae ba TMIROD
eral sd be lehedes
ec [Saar ae
hea | ene V9)
3 Cell eed tl Paya
pep coups || asada Haare L
Pj ele ag
PAN eee ee
aA apg
Bras eee
SA al ecines a
Merete es lA,
1 |e bes
pe Sc} ead Mil be

Collected
in—

Mass., N. Y.
ING epee ata
Calif.,* N.Y.

Calif.*
Ala., Calif.,*
Oreg.

Wash.

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*

Hawaii.
Calif.*

Tex.

Calif.*
Calif.*

INGY(
Tex.
Fla.
N. Y.
ING
N. J.

Tex.
Calif.,* Tex.

Fla.*
Fla.

Calif.*
Calif.*

Ne Ye
N. Y.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Consump-
tion

Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
UAT RES) 0) pas aS ee ee ee SO ek Se
EON CHOCUID SKS ae eae ee ee eget
Ded baker nays his pepe kata ae eae ee SE ae ES eg oie coe
Phoeniaraacty luyferon (Cate) pee eee

Dinoderus brevis (Horn) (Bostrichidae):

AB} shal] OVOLa}sycaetis ily Meese ree Eel lina lodge tet toe ee ee

Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ. (Curculionidae):
OT CHIG ES ee ae Se ae en ee

Draeculacephala lenticula Ball (Cicadellidae):
Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’’)

Draeculacephala minerva Ball (Cicadellidae):

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Drymus assimilis Horvath (Lygaeidae):

Moss packing around rhododendron scions- ___-

Dryocoetes autographus (Ratz.) (Scolytidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)

Dryocoetes septentrionis (Mann. ) (Seolytidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)

Dryophthorus pusillus Sharp (Curculionidae):
Fern log

Dundee mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _______-___-_--

Dyspessa ulula (Bkh:) (Cossidae):
Allium sativum (galie)
Epicaerus cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Epidiaspis piricola (del Guer.) (Coccidae):
DSHS SODAS TES {GY 0} OY) Ses eg eS
IRrayrusaomesticoy (plum) eee eee
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) —__________-
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) __-_______--
Epinotia tessulatana (Stgr.) (Olethreutidae):
Cupressus lusitanica (Portuguese cypress) ____---
Erewnetis flavistriata W1sm. (Tineidae):
Cocosinacifenan(Coconth) ase ete eee
Ethmia festiva Buseck (Ethmiidae):
Cabimvofiarrp lam cles ae ee ne
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Euetheola bidentata (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ________-__---------
Euphilippia olivina Berl. & Silv. (Coccidae):
Olea europaea (olive)
Euphyllura olivina (Costa) (Psyllidae):
Oleaxeuropacal (olive) alee eee eee
Eurythmia santiagella Dyar (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______-__-----------
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Catileyaisp(Orchid) Se

Orb ides see i Sk a oe he alge pen
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) _------------------

Everes comyntas (Godart) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) - -----------
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea acephala (kale)_____------------
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -----------
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Evergestis rimosalis (Gn.) (Pyraustidae):
Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum (watercress)

Indias Japanese sass
MEXICO m= eee eae ees
Costa Rica______---_-=--
Mexico eae eee
ne land nese ee

Germanyaae=s sean

Wi coslaviae en
Chiles aie Peete be

Brazil, Colombia, Trin-
idad, Venezuela.
Colombia, Venezuela___-

Brazil, Hawaii, Trini-
dad, Virgin Islands.

Miexicot 2s ies

oe 7

ree pene ev
beeail ol

Boa. 5
1 el

1 eee eet

a eel bem oe
| oe
| fee
ees

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Mass.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ly)

List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Exophthalmus laetus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
GEOTTOLUSES De ES oN a erry
Exophthalmus roseipes (Chev.) (Curculionidae):
GURUS DE eas ted See Pe hopin eine)
Exosoma lusitanica L. (Chrysomelidae):
Muscari comosum (cipollino)__-____----_-_---_--
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Acacia farnesiana (huisache)
Ananas comosus (pineapple)____________________
Nerium oleander (oleander) - -_-___---_-__-_-_------
Orchids a oe ee
Persea americana (avocado) ___-___-__-_-_-------=2
Ferrisiana virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
@ocostnacrferas (Coconut) ]e==a22455- es
Deloniz regia (royal poinciana) -________________
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) __________________--
EZ erat mn kar) O yy ea ee aS
Filippia oleae (Costa) (Coccidae):
Olgarenropaca: (Olive) hee! es Sale ees
Fiorinia nephelii Mask. (Coccidae):
Melicocca bijuga (mamonchillo)___________--____
Frankliniella cubensis Hood (Thripidae):
Bryophyllum sp
Coriandrum sativum (coriander)
Eranthemum nervosum
Hibiscus sp
LTS Dare eee OE oe ae a EE
POSS? {LOTOSD) (PASSION HOWL) eee e a= eee
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ____-_-_-______
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cattleya trianae (orchid)
Cattleya sp

Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)
Epidendrum sp

Oncidium ampliatum (orchid)
Oncidium carthaginense
Oncidium sp

Orchid

(Palinisseet os bined ink Pp antAew te oo ls eee
Man daasSp A(OrGhid)) teeta ee
Gargaphia patricia Stal (Tingidae):
Myrtillocactus geometrizans (cactus) ---_-----___-
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Gallunawulganisi(beather) eee
Genopaschia protomis Dyar (?) (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)____--___-_____-_-___
Genuchinus v-notatus Westw. (Scarabaeidae):
Orchid sts Rie i ee 0p antes TIO!
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Curculionidae):
Waciiismih ts fash ate os oe a ee
Mammillaria applanta (cactus) --__------_-_-__-
popes gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechi-
idae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)-_-------------------
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)
Gortyna flavago (Hbn.) (Phalaenidae):
LOA OTS G0) SBE BA eI Sy OC cee eet ea 1 5
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)----
Tuber—unknown

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ; Collected
a Pa & in—
Bal glee
22} 9 1A.2
aS) dlos
° Oo}
1S) Z |
Haiti<n: fetuses Seon nk 19s | ESOS |S Peres
IRUeLLOP RICO sees a= si eee see (VIN Vg
Morocco BL | See) el sti
Miexico=s 2a UNS [Be 2 Tex:
= oie oe a gg as a ERR SE x
ee Govstist | BOY BENT) SR exe
Colombia == eee ee) S| me,
IMICX1 C0 2p PENSE Slee Oia bts ¢
See One ee ene cele Lyla eal Oalites
hs Piles Goi ese ah get hae NE ee a Op itines
Guatemala Saher ieee DBS Bees Ea
Guam hae OO aib a) he Re Ee MC alites
italyeee bse AelOu ge io | Ney
Olba=.egsee SPSL IORESE Tet IE | 2 2S IN Ya
IBCLMU GC dee eee ‘Li | tee Nya
Puerto-Rico- == 2s ees DF eS |RSS SNIPS:
Bermuda =e ee 1D) MEN ING
Heke bas AO a iran ras eG | SE NY
Lee: GO i ss | A aa TR SINT oe
Baek Go NMNGHas HAS ahi See |S SOS NAYS:
Cubaj2t.2-2 afd ol acpi S11
(Pa waillsa pan eee Leeann 15 |@alife*
Hawaii, South America, |____|____| 7 | Calif.,*N.J.
Venezuela.
CanaliZonen se) os Nee BRS NN Me hex.
Canal Zone, Cuba, Hon- |___-|___-| 3 | Calif.,* N. J.
duras.
Ceylon ests sue eaiee Pore WE On UIT veces
C@analsZone=22---- Beal eel tb llaINS de
Ceylon, Dominican Re- |____|____| 3 | Calif.,* Fla.,
public, Guatemala. N. J.
Canal. Zone, Colombia, |.---|_..-| 26°} Calif.,* Fla.,
Cuba, Hawaii, Mexi- INERYSS
co, Panama, Trinidad, IPE Re mex.
Venezuela.
Canal) Zone==2—- po we |) LAINIE
IMIGXI COM eee SUR Ree Sex!
Hawalis =e ES | 2 Calites
Miexico=2-----+2-=-=2--= been) eh PL eM exe
England, Scotland____-- Oo [eens eee LIND ay
Grenada, Montserrat--_| 1 1222 Miasst NERY.
Mexico==-—------——- === n-ne a emexe
i SL oe 222 = SEO ESOS ORME EES TP exe
ey Ose 22 ORR eas Che AL ex
es don 35 SOR EMOO OUT (5 ELC Rs Az
PBS COs 2 Sasa Sede Jee ssse 3 |e b alee Eee = AI Ze
Norway Sa a bldg) Gas
Italy (?) 1s | EONS Raa PNT a
@reecé=2- 2222 ASS Pene NEL OR PORES 183 1a IN

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin ; ; Collected
Q ble in—
Bo) = | &
5s2/ gaisq
nao! o0/aQaco
4d3/ gd |os
fo} fo) i)
iS) Z |A
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
Rhododendron japonicum (Japanese azalea)______ Netherlands-_ __-.____-__ el So: wre
JVM UTOD NSS SAS 8 ee Belgium, England, Ja-|__--|__-_| 8 | N.J., Wash.
pan, Netherlands.
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae):
IPTUN UWS DEN SIC) (IO CACII) pase eae ee mre panera Aj) oyz) alee ape ce orate rie ys 1 |__-.|----}| Alaska.
IU TALSSCOMUITUL TUS (CAT) pepe eee eae tna nent | Pg Costas Fy LSTEL. hy) Sate ee Wishes
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae):
Cydonia oblonga (quince)_-.-_ 2222S ese Mexico ese a LH eras eras Tex:
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum DaCosta Lima
(Olethreutidae):
Gitrasisinensis’(orange)ie ns eee ee a Brazier Hane lycele eee as
Gynaikothrips ficorwm (Marchal) (Phlaeothripidae):
LEE CUSIS [pees eke WOMEN ASLO eal 0 pollo}: Welvloate eeeniesth Pot ROE Loh Ty) | es aba
Haplothrips bagnalli Priesn. (Phlaeothripidae):
Ornithogalu.m thyrsoides (chinkerichee) ______._-- Union of South Africa__| 2 |____|____ NEB Ya, sea:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)______-___-___-
Calotropis gigantea (akund calotrope)__-.------_-
Canavaligis peers ia ie ie Re ee
Daucus carota (Queen-Annes-lace) _______-_---__
EDO TENTS) S ee eee oe cae nee
Flowers—unknown
Helichrysum bracteatum (strawflower)
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)___-___-----_----_-
Mesembryanthemumispe ieee nee RT
Hagetesifloriday (marigold) neve see one nee
ee gowdeyi (Frankl.) (?) (Phlaeothrip- .
idae):
BEG OT GL IVIEIG c Sh Serie a Meena ole tae An Bermuda ee peunae iD be |e INTO
Hemileuca oliviae Ckll. (Saturniidae): §
Cachis ee ee Ae ee Ra a IMiGxXICO Sa Se ae Ee Beh A IZe
Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
Casianeaisp: (chestnut) SOs ae ae epee tally) ein ea ay eee INS
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichidae):
15 (eS) os ahs pet OLESEN Yoh Ae e cE [oN oy pee ate Mine eeee inert 1 lo AS cee amend
eat brunneus (Murray) (Bostrich-
idae):
ESR GY CS Pe eo eM SSE EEA RU STULL 1 eed Ra Union of South Africa___| 2 |____|__-_| La.
Uriplochttor SClenoxijLOT 1 ee a eR GoldiCoast = es Oy | eee | areas
Heteropsylia texana Crawf. (Psyllidae): é
GriPtOstegi ays pe ee st ea elas alae oan IMIG Xi CO ee eee 5 Oe ae Ariz.
Homotoma ficus (L.) (Psyllidae):
JOLIE CO RAGIR (OGRE) Ge es Le SE BO eee bays hs el velit 1 | es es eIViass
Hoplosternus japonicus Har. (Scarabaeidae):
Cabintohainp lan clea eee ae Japan) = _ J.) 2 ees Ad askat
HAyadaphis apii Hall (Aphidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)_..-.------------- e228 WAST SOT Boe 8 hw ears La 2 Joo )\s tere exe
HAylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Seolytidae):
IPiCEG {SP w(SDETICE) eed eke eee SEED aaa Sweden... ferniakel i: ¢}] Newent ik 93] INOS
PUNUSISD (DIN) ae eek he eR eS Germany 2222 eniniaat il (| REE RS eT ae
Wioodenycraite se Ae mw Ne ey Ue aa LE Goze if) Geel) Bee ines
Ay pera nigrirostris F. (Curculionidae):
ETCUChErsiSpes (QlUmMTOOt) Lee ela Poland ees) aL serie) AEA SAO INTRA
ESopill rye(ayawaVol joy kzwaltersjur he A Re es England aed ea nn eas Haat a ONL HINES
WiOOdSimOssHei ssa Te GUS UU SCS Ee OU CEL geo Beli ime. eee aE 2 EO Ne
Aypera plantaginis (Deg.) (?) (Curculionidae):
Moss packing around rhododendrons-._-_-_------ IDpayed Havel WC ee Ny Me EEL eS i
Hypera postica (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Trifolium repens var. (Shamrock)____----------- Trelandajs st eas Initeedig SiN
Woods moss around Ribes sp. plants_____-__--__- IDYsraveneyd ieee ee es eS Le aT INE
Icerya aegyptiaca (Dougl.) (Coccidae): :
Grevilleqisp Oe aes SU een) A adhe aigle American Samoa_______- eal) A ees NC alitss
Ips acuminatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):
Bark onidunnage lumber see 22 eee SWEGeN ea ies eae ee ape | a Si ERA BAN
Tridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ____-_-----_-- Gay ease tne |S neat 1) t/L 22 8) Bee TINE aves
ACU SICAL CAN (EI )) aims tet emanate ete rel eA eae tpenen | Eee GOES evel 1 eee ING oho
Neriwm oleander (oleander) - _-_----_------------ IB OLIN eee ene Hey ee | ee me Nee

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
PPO MET ONO SD ae eee ee oe ee eee

Tridomyr mez itoi abbotti Whlr. (Formicidae):
Prunus cerasus (sour cherry)

Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):

Leucojum vernum (spring snowflake) __----------
IS GRRE 9 Dees 28 Se aes aes ap ee

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) - - .----.--~----------

Ganong spe he ai a wenT. cay Tek
Lampides boeticus (L.) (?) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) - -______----
Laphygma exempta (W1k.) (Phalaenidae):
AOSAOVENOT Sa Ghee take it y Bld bel Ria Mano RE ce UT Ta
Laspeyresia juliana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Castanea sps(chestnut) 2-2" 22 reer) abrir
Laspeyresia nigricana (Stph.) (Olethreutidae):
JETT SUDA: (OEE) Sas ee
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Laspeyresia strobilella (L.) (Olethreutidae):
PAIDLESEST) tal (TI) ate tee Spee ee
PEAZCECAS Psa (SPEULCO) eee ee eee

Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii (Dougl.) (Coccidae):
CONRCARUIG los Scooby lal ag x a ape eared lies Lee

Lecanium coryli (L.) (Coccidae):

Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
PU LONCIUNETISIG a Steen ten ease AORN NIE)

Leperisinus fraxini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
UTVILSESD ol (2) terete ie tee ee STACEY

Lepidosaphes carinata (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
PERILOUEN GT OTS Dees oe ee ee eRe

Lepidosaphes celtis Kuw. (Coccidae):

Plant—unkn

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) --—-_-_-_-_______-
VICIUESISYLUCSITIS! (ADDIC) een anes aes

Lepidosaphes ficus Sign. (Coccidae):

FEZ CTUSECOT UC ALG.) eee etcetera ee eres
Ficus pandurata (fiddleleaf fig)
FLICUSISD BPE eet tnt UA ene nN nore WUD mio

Lepidosaphes kuwacola Kuw. (Coccidae):

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) - --------------

Lepidosaphes mcgregori Banks (Coccidae):
Wocustnucifera (COCOMUL) me. sae eee ee

Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):
Cupressus sp. (cyprus)
Juniperus sp
EY UDG Py FS) oN eae arid Mls Mec i lees A Sth de Teal

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Lemaireocereus pruinosus (cactus)_-__---_--------
Myrtillocactus geometrizans (cactus)

Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaewm variegatum (croton) -------------------

Lepidosaphes tuberculata Malen. (Coccidae):
Coelogyne corymbosa (orchid)__________---_-----_--
Cymbidium grandiflorum (orchid)
Cymbidium tracyanum

Country of origin

Weer hige Willen. cos
Colonbia= ==

Netherlands
Germany, Italy, Neth-
erlands, Scotland.

Union of South Africa___

NLA Wiel ese eee

Rortugale= 2-32 =_ Sane

Azores, England, France,
Italy, Portugal, Spain,
Yugoslavia.

IMiexiCOS seat axee eens

Italy, Morocco__-_------
IPWertopRicoeeneeeee eee

India {ashi ys

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
1 eeelfe
a | & |&
58 gdisd
no oO [ome}
a5/ ad jos
oO oOln
13) Z |e
oe eee nll
phone | ah pees a
See eeesl ET
EMS AOE ON
ES E28
FSET A sy
1 15 SE
21 1 yn
eel eye eee
BLE 2 oid kee
5 ee ee
OLA et ae
81 20) |e
ee ee eee
POA A MOEN!
E22 FSS U5]
SHUT) SAT
Pied. SN SONG.
Ce
irae eee Bee tas
pee |e bee AL
Lie SAS
TI) 7) ASANS | NED
Sess |e ved
EP | Eh) 8
oh eee i
1 ES ao Satan
SENG MG SID
tm |e er,
HeLa Ai]
ET ae | Beall
eee en oa eau
2s 6
Ea ie SSE
SL SUS RAN
1

Collected
in—

INN
Fla.

Calif.*

INE DYe

Calif.,* Tl.,
La., Mass.,
Minn.,
INRUENEDYS,
Pa., Tex.

Calif.*

Calif. ;*
Mass.

Calif.*

La.

Hawaii.

N. Y.

Ala.

Fla.,* Mass.,
INVAYS, Ba:

NYS
INSOY%

Calif., *Tex.
N. J:
ING a
INEKo

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inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Lepidosaphes tuberculata—Continued.
Cy mbidimisp sae 2 Ee Pew e opueeee
Leptoglossus chilensis Spinola (Coreidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Leptophobia aripa (Bdvy.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Leucaspis candida (Targ.) (Coccidae):
Casuarina sp. (Australian pine)______-_..-_--___-
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charmoy) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

Citrus aurantium (sour orange) (?)
(ClirOS Hao (Aero) EEE ca
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)_.__..__.____________-
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Citrus spesee se Ue Se eae Fei (AY bee one
Leucaspis loewi (Colvee) (Coccidae):

Caswarina sp. (Australian pine)

Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine)_____.-.------____-

EAU TVIUS] Sp) ete ete scree RE 2s ol ea Car eee

Lichtensia lutea Ckll. (Coccidae):
Carica papaya (papaya)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Celosia cristata (cockscomb) _________-_-_-_----_-
Lilioceris lilii (Scop.) (Chrysomelidae):
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily)
Lilium sp
Lineaspis striata (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Cedrus libani (cedar-of-Lebanon)
Lineodes integra (Zell.) (Pyraustidae) :
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)..--.-.--------
Liosomaphis berberidis (Kltb.) (Aphidae):
Berberis gagnepaini (black barberry)
Liriomyza congesta (Beck.) (Agromyzidae):
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)_-_____--___-______-
Lizus junci Boh. (Curculionidae):
Beta vulganish(beet) mene ee eee eee
Lochmaea capreae (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Calluna‘vulgaris (heather). -----_------ --- 22
Loxostege similalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Daucus carota (carrot) -
Lygaeus circulinitus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Orchid _
Lygaeus circumplicatus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Orchids se ees SES ee Anh eh atagh
Lygus campestris (L.) (Miridae):
Cornus alba (tatarian dogwood)
Lygus lucorum (Meyer-Dir) (Miridae):
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage)
Malocampa punctata (Cram.) (Notodonidae):
Orchid _
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) _ -__-_----__-
Daucus carota (earrot) -
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Airplane
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Canavalia Se tee stetose tee sams weo sean eeosesee
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) -~_-_-__.-__-

Country of origin

Australia, Belgium,
England, India.

@hiles= 2 S22 eee as

(GC ACYEY ey oR re LE aE re
Canal Zone, Colombia,
Costa Rica.

Jamaica, Panama

Salvador

Canal Zone, Jamaica,
Panama.

Salvador

Germany
Austria, Germany,
Netherlands.

IMiexi cos hieuien yy ia

Israel _ (Ase lnnlD5_ 6 fon
Mexicos =) 9-2 nasa Uehanen
Netherlands=------- =
layman ool) — =e
Hey piano ee
Scoulan dae — eae

Miexi cos a= === =a neairgaee!

Netherlands--_-_---____-
England

IME Xi CORE pee eee

England, France,
Netherlands.

Hrance ta yee en

England, France____._--

Janene a eee
Hawaii, Puerto Rico__-_-

LaWall Aa aes eras
Brazil, Hawaii, Puerto
Rico, Trinidad.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; reine Collected
EI is o ge
sa qdjaqd
2.2| 2 |/a°
Oo 14 ie
Ee Ee 22 @alitianae ea=
wali, N. J.
21ers NEE
Shah) Teles Nees
ease JOU,
15) aaa
Tplsetulé es R@alitd
PN Dees © Sthes
AS De see MO alites
i eS eC alii
22a) 6 ae CW alinne
Tle sblecbel i@aline
1c. Bae
TRESS IE INT. Bap INS N%
3) | eee eIMiaSSeNE Ys
|
1) spent eos ARIZA
|
Lf. 2) 235) Mex f
FE) A aT PINES GS
ooo -l-p os Sa INGEYS
yh | eel ey 23 NT
Zui fale Seles:
oan oa Sills MINAS
1 jna=- ...-| Mass:
eS 1 |___-| Md.
ie as [vowel aNesW
1 Beas eate Tex
}
4 / eis vel Mex:
gd car 2 | Tex
ac ie 1|N. 5
266. oss louse. AANTESYE
ees es ATs
_ fered) 29) ANGRY ex.
ee 2 41/2 | Ne Xe
LY Silat 2g] tes SING YAS
oe etikonliale se pAdgsker
3 |_.-.|____| Fla., Hawaii,
INYS
1 5yh es ies a lites
Dy | odes EI IN SAS
5 Sel WAUai@alify*
La:, Md.,
INEGI Eve

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Masonaphis rhododendri (Wils.) (Aphidae):
Rhododendron sp
Megalometis chiliensis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape) _
ieanlopyge krugiit (Dewitz) (Megalopygidae):

Megastigmus pistaciae W1k. (Torymidae):
JER SOs (CONVEX GY) eo) 5 a SS ee
Mertila malayensis Dist. (Miridae):
Grammatophyllum speciosum (orchid)
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Metamasius sericeus carbonarius (Cher.) (Curcu- |

lionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
A ed ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae):

TB YP pea) OVO) ae as Re A ec a ae ee a
Microleon longipalpis Butl. (Limacodidae):

Alnus sp. (alder) _
acroplos plagiatus (Fieber) (Lygaeidae):_

Leyte. 2 3s EES Se AE set SOR ee eye Aes O Ve J

Mimosestes dominicana (Jek.) (Bruchidae):

Caesalpinia sp
Monanthia echit (Schrank) (Tingidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple)
Monellia costalis (Fitch) (Aphidae):

Juglans sp. (walnut)
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) - -__-__--____

DLOSCONEGAS Din (ANT) ae RE ye tices

Soil around camellia plants_________-_--________

Tamarindus indica (tamarind)

Wonda cae.ulea (orchid) es a Ae
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):

Zea mays (corn) -
Mordellistena cattleyana Champ. (Mordellidae):

CattleyoEsps (Orchid) eh ee ea nie

OTC ay area TINS OTS Horners EEN Se
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):

Citrus limon (lemon)

Mammea americana (mamey)-_------------------

Nerium oleander (oleander) - ____-____---_---_-_-
Mormidea collaris Dallas (Pentatomidae):

Oxchidhe sebeerihe eis bn teides Rios" ares af,
Myelois ceratoniae Zell. (Phycitidae):

Punica granatum (pomegranate)

Tamarindus indica (tamarind)
Myrmica laevinodis Nyl. (Formicidae):

Chrysanthemum mazimum (shasta daisy)
Myzocallis caryaefoliae (Davis) (Aphidae):

Juglans sp. (walnut)
asters fulviceps (Silvestri) (Termitidae):

Of 3 oe ee Ee ae mien AAP

Nasutitermes lwzonicus (Oshima) (Termitidae):

Eiri ck cam ry aie es aye oe SS
Naupactus canthographus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):

Packineiaroundsmelonsesse ase eee ee ae
Nematus bergmanni Dahlb. (Tenthredinidae):

1 OUT OTC Bde st EN
Nemotois violellus Zell. (?) (Adelidae):

(CUED 39S SE SR 2 ee eae eee es
Neoclytus cacicus Chevr. (Cerambycidae):

Guajacum officinale (lignumvitae)_________-____-
Neeleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ; i Collected
Qa aia in—
gf _| 8 | &
2 G)) 2 RE
a.Q}| 2 | Ag
qs) ad los
e) So ik
Oo Z a
Netherlands 2222 =2- 2222 Beales INT de
Chilewi. se ee TYP ee eee INES NG,
Curacdosn sh = a ge) Ree | Salen Nye
JER WATS ae eae eee A a EINE
Philippines POR ATRL EE 1 eee easel ELA walie
Costa Rica, Ecuador, | 46 |____|----| Calif.,* La.,
Honduras, Panama, INESYisveae,
Puerto Rico. C
Guatemala see ee 1S) eet eee as
IPO ANCA oo 1A |e | eee PV
Mie x1 Coie tes aa reer E i eae eae eee AI 7%
J apa meee. eels tt es eee eee Laas he
leone gM oe Lif Bees ess | Vio
Pa TGiS bea TE sey a IA Do
Syl a eee Bec ene lke Le SS IN aye
Win). Yes ae aM eke
Jamaica: ?as hate se IRAE eile aes | OCS
STABKSICtSE ae an ee ee iy |e | eee eVTasss
JD alles + cease Reena ts trvegel x SIPS le Mes eMex
Indonesigee == 2= = aye Pepe |i) | oe exe
Jbavoliey, fybyane ae Cie era a2 ela alite iN dl.
IMICXI CORE}: eeeneepe ee se 1p PA a as WaT exe
Colombig=s== a= ppceen |beseores| Pee barges
nO do. anh Reveal hy 2 | Stes a | Galle nlar
Union of South Africa___!__--| 1 |_---| Calif.*
Guatemala ee eae 1h | Sees FCA
JEST) « ae ei [eee Sleepy 1S Nae
VIEXI CO St ee Biase) ives Sieip el en
Italy eee. os Seah ies 25 | Ss | Pe INS
Jamgicde see AL eee | es ES Leng
ine land ee eas Pee eal Oe eS Needs
MiexiC02. es Sos 1G) ee Pee:
Braz) epee Soe ee: ae Meee INIG Yc
Philippines. __ saa! Dfyjerent| pacer aCalifs®
|
Chilodanae.o-. chqohbaie 1 eee. SING Ye
Netherlands sees aes life hisees pelightNee
AUS tas ees ie an AG) pes 2) AA INTRA G
G@uatemal asa sae eee Digs Sees Calif
| AMG ao | GGWii es pees Tex.

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Insect and host

Newsteadia floccosa (Deg.) (Coccidae):
ERHOCOdENGTOTISD eee eee ee
Nilotaspis halli (Green) (Coccidae):
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Noropsis hieroglyphica (Cram.) (Phalaenidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Notochilus damryi Puton (Lygaeidae):
Ilex sp. (holly)
Nysius terrestris Usinger (Lygaeidae):
Orchid _
Oligotrophus betulae (Winn.) (Itonididae):
Bevularspy (birch) 5 = ae ee SE era
Orobitis cyaneus (L.) (Curculionidae):
Moss packing around rhododendron plants
Orthezia praelonga Doug]. (Coccidae):
Bougainvillea sp_
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Ortheziola signoreti (Haller) (Coccidae):

Moss packing - -
Orthochaetes setiger (Beck.) (Curculionidae):
Moss packing around rhododendron cuttings_-_-
Orthodes melanops Dyar (Phalaenidae):
Bromeliad
Orthotylus ericetorum (Fall.) (Miridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ____-__-____-___-___--
Oxythyrea funsta (Poda) (Scarabaeidae):
With roses, lilies, and daisies _
Ozophora consanguinea (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Airplane
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
IBELEDULGanISA (DCCL) eee ee ene ee
__ Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Pachyzancla periusalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
Leaf—unknown_
Palaeopus costicollis Mshll. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Zingiber officinale (ginger)

Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):
Acacia australis
Daisy _

Paraleyrodes goyabae (Goeld.) (Aleyrodidae):
Guajacum officinale (lignumvitae)

Paratuto taraktogeni Rao (Coccidae):
Curcuma sp-_
Hedychium sp. (gingerlily)

Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)

Camellia sasanqua (sasanqua tea)

CameliigSph eRe cae ee a ee te Se
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) - _________-
Parlatoria crotonis Doug]. (Coccidae):

Codiaeum variegatum (croton)
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):

Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

Malus sylvestris (apple)

Olea europaea (olive)

Olea sp
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Prunus domestica (plum)
Rosa sp

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ¢ 7 Collected
Q bh | in—
| 3 |&
538) qa/sa
no Oo Ao
g5/ gad |os
(e) ° mH
O |Z im
d Oba yea sho hee eoeies «Aer oes | et 1 | Wash.
Greece cco et ee ete 1/ D.C
IMIO@XI COM cece eee PJ eee eel AND
talliyse Soe Ra | iL) Ns
Hawaii ee is 15/22 Sa CS RO alias
ng landias.. see ere ene Bee 1 | Wash.
Picaeed GOS ee eS ea eS ee an VSL
Virgin Islands________-- epee eee tees bet 1D); (C).
ATiTni Gd Sa eee 1: |Le2 s)22s NS
1 Ohaved PAG ss oe eee eel 74a} Aniki)
ashing (aes tall aceas beater oar pee eel alia N/T)
IVIGXI COM eee ene meee [ieee (is lL 3|1) MADIeD
Sooub rela Gah es es eels
TT ATI COR) eee 1 |E = = |e Miss
Miexi COmmecessneee tee aa S7S | 35S amex i
Dey dO soo eal | Se et exe
Hai til ees aera ee ECL OL CeSt RARE
PuertogRicossss eco 1, |p Se pee NGS
Jamaica, Trinidad__-__-__ dene |) 25 | See A oasis
British West Indies, Ja- | 2 |_--_|----| N. Y.
maica.
Australian osricee 1 sea OS en ihe @ aires
IMICXI COM Se eee ee 1) Cause) mex
Jamaicas=-=S5 eas BR EE SOS ea Paes
WINGIa See cee ee ee TS US STN
2a Relea GO). ese = HES SIO REIN
italyaapan=eesseeesee zed lie al 5 | Calif.,* Fla.,
N.J., Tex
Japankes ook 5 eee eaags Iss NC Slits
China; Japana oe ae West aii i8) MO ais
Mexico, Tahitil 2222 222_ tha Sh SAC aes
Brazil: = 7 OR ees et 2EEE |) | Saee GO alites
Brazil pisraeleeecneeencee =~ cu) Sn Leesa Gaines
Brazil, Curacao (?), S38) ua \ eat (Calis eenlans
Trinidad.
Mexico S20 Uae 8 suc Hee) NL Ne Oalifes
|
Hawail ele ee DSS di Caline
Ttaly 2a: web hy bias ti Leck s | eer e NEES
wee Goes ee Sees a | Se N evee
Greece, Italy__.________- 7S D. C., Mass
ING YS
Switzerland (?)_-.--___- hee eee Fini aliing
Egypt, Greece___-_____- Sew De DEGs
Ttaly eerie est) 1 ee ] 12ote ess EN GRYS
Mr te GOs ccc | a5 ee 9) GIN YS

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inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Catileya sp. (orchid)
Cypripedium calloswm (orchid)
Cypripedium philippinense____------------------
(VEGI INIG! = 2k ase Raa pe aa ae aang eet Tt

Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Gitrus paradisi (grapefruit) - -..-_--------+----=-
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

PAU LTRAS OCI: (CALIIC) ee ee een oe
Parthenothrips dracaena (Heeger) (Thripidae):

PAI EILIETUILITUS D epee =e = ae pete
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):

Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)

Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (seed cotton) - --_----------------
EDIseuSTesCULentus (Okia) === -- = = ere eegye le
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):

IV TALCUUSECOTOLGY (CALLOL eta > enim eneen ee eee
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)_____________-__---_-_
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Fullaway (Coccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Mangifera indica (mango)

Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower)

SEAR ATAIEALDD A OS Se oa ee Se aes
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Bern.) (Scolytidae):

Olea europaea (olive)
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):

Vitis sp. (grape)
Phytomyza atricornis (Mg.) (Agromyzidae):

GHSANNEMULTIISD see ee eee enn em
Phytomyza rufipes (Mg.) (Agromyzidae):

Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):

ANU TAD TOE: (VEG9) es Se ee Be

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) __-_------_-_-
Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (Coccidae):

Maranta sp

Monstera deliciosa (ceriman)

Rc ell ry peesee Ra ees eee le ae ee eS

JA UXUAROOD BO SEBS oe See aE

Scindapsus aureus (Solomon Island ivy-arum) __
Pityogenes bidentatus (Hbst.) (Seolytidae):

IEG PINS Hoyy (Gara) Rae Say a ee ee eee

WW OG! Eh oe tia Bie Oe Os 2 ene eee ee rae:
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):

Picea sp. (spruce)

RLTALSES DW (DINE) eee eee een eee ne

IVWi0 0 cise Ser yt ee eke
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)_-__..-__-----------

Capsicum frutescens (pepper)

Euphorbia sp

Country of origin

do
Canal Zone, Hawaii,
Siam.

PANIStrali ay (2) haaeeone aa

Isley nls oe Se

Bahamas, British West
Africa, Hawaii, Italy,
Mexico.

Brazil, Egypt, India,
Korea, Mexico, Puer-
to Rico.

Mexico, unknown__-__-_--

Brazil, Egypt, Puerto
Rico, Trinidad.

France

Union of South Africa__-

England
Netherlands

Canal Zonea=a aaa
Ha walls so Ue Es
INI Caraga es seen ee ee
await ee Sean ibid

Netherlands_ —__-__-_-__
Denmark, Sweden

Germany

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

| Consump-
tion

| Nonentry

| Propaga-
tion

We ee

Collected
in—

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.,* Fla.
Fla.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Mass.

Calif.*

Calif.,*Fla.,*
Mass., Pa.

Wash.

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Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin i f Collected
Qa | 8 iba
5 d| a led
n.2| 2 |aAs
Bellies
Oma
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
GI NGT of 0) ec 2 SB ae a eee ee INT CATA SU aaa ve | SIGE eM exe
Copaifera hemitomophylla_- -_------------------- CostayRica sansa seen SED See
“Poliaspis”’ pini Mask. (Coccidae): |
DUNLDEMUSISDe oe seer sess See ES SE es EMS Japan == Wty ees = semen esa 25S alitce
VEZUUUSHS TO Sel [TL ©) eee ae re Re | CO eae See eae See | Ie aWiast
Pollinia pollonii (Costa) (Coecidae):
Oleaievinonacan (Olive) Bees ee a eee Dbtalliyjas ae. ic et Meee eS IN NG,
Polychrosis botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
Witishsp s,(GTADE) = teers Se neh eS! Greece, Italy_...---.---- 4 SE SS IVa Sse NINE ays
Polychrosis botrana (Schiff.) (?) (Olethreutidae):
Vitisispsa(erape) a2 see ne oe ee LEER AS ee sraeltese Ss = = ee Stee es OPEL EOS8 PINS
Praeblissus albofasciatus Barber (Lygaeidae): |
Orchid Bee waa ae ie ee ee ees INT CXI COP se eae Sao Sh 2 alex
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Oleazeunopaeas (Clive) ae ee ee Tally) oo Sey On| 2 eae eee nae INSYS;
a.
Prodenia eridania (Cram.) (Phalaenidae):
EALWMES pe (lilly) aa wae ee oy ao IB CGI eee 10 SSE] INS OC
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Green) (Coccidae): H
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)__-_-_--------------- Trinidad, Venezuela_..-|) 2 !___2|__-_| (N.Y¥., PB. R
Seed=unikn0 win So a ee Serre CanallZones =a aaa =e Bene ees. ll la.
rotopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
P Gardenia augusta (gardenia)__-_-_---------------- Guatemala, Trinidad___} 1 1 1 ae
Meat unkno wine ee ae Berm d sane dino. ae INES
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae): |
Giirusisinensis, (Orange) wees eee eae: ae South America__-------- Lisl 22) PRS
Mangifera indica (mango)-_--_--_---------------- IPhilippinesa === = SEN) SS Sa ais
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae): »
BT OSSAU0LOIS Don (OLC HIG) eee ee ee ee IMI@XT CO 52s eae Jo SE SISO raRexs
Gatileyaisp (Orchid) aaa eee oe eens British Honduras_-__-____ 5 ISSA) Te mex
OR CTT Ee a SRE ria Foe ore RULE slis British Honduras, Ca- |___-'____| 6] Fla., N. J.,
nal Zone, Costa Rica, | ex.
Mexico, Venezuela.
IP almond bee ee ra I eS WMiexi COs asa ss eae 1) es ea slits
Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coecidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -__----------- Cubaes. 2 esses eet a Pe |] IPS
Pseudococcus giffardi (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):
RON AONALSROCONGLISSTIIULL Samer eee en ae ae laleyyeitla) os et atl Mee | (Ofiitis:-
Pseudococcus gahani (Green) (Coccidae):
rN USIOMESTICTA CD LULTIN) epee ee nee Chiles4227. Sees (| RES | NTS
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh. ) (Coecidae):
Cocosincifenas (COCOnUt) Hanae eee eee Hawaii, Philippines____- 6 Le ees Calites
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
PANG ETON) OF A a SS ate ae Os we ee Mexico... Ses eee oh ESE SEN]
Ca Chris re ee ee EE |e Goce eee eee ESAS SES TE NS
Psylla ies (L.) (Psyllidae):
Bucs sem penvinens: (DOX) eee eee eee INetherlandsse===—e= = ere EO) INT
BU LUSESD eee eee ae eel oar eNO | em otete.. eas SARC A LINE, df
Pteleobius vittatus (F.) (Scolytidae): |
(POR Gay (alam) — = Ss 55 5 Ss ee bjatelbyNelS eS soe ce oee 1 Ss Vil
Ptinus villiger (Reit.) (Ptinidae): |
MAG tests Dea (a1 20] C)) ee eee IMIGsOeOS Ss 2 F Teel Audie,
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
CAL DUN CD UT UT CL ae ee Calif.*
AnthuriieTis Da aoe ee se nae ae eee ee wa *
Arctotis stoechadifolia (African daisy) INGRYe
Cordyline terminalis (dracena)__------------ Calif. i
Pics: Spe seats Aes on Pee ee ee Fla.*
blant=-uUn kn OWN ese oe ee ee eee Calif.*
Puto lasiorwm (Ckll.) (Coceidae):
Cactus ten se Re RCo ae ahs A | Tex
Puto mexicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae): |
Orchidess23 58 Ses sees See ee alee oa UE aes GOs Sie See Sate peewee wah Hi iid Neb:<
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
IBrassigwennicosau(OLchid) pases e ese ee Guatemalasecsenne er ee ea al ING Uo
Epidendrum atropurpurewm (orchid) ------------'----- (6 Ko ase eee ees een ee eis | eee We ISIN ls
Oncidium splendidum (orchid) --.--------------- ----- GOR eee ees ee | Sees | Rais WINS ds

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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Puto ulter—Continued.
Oncidium sp
ONC Tica eee sete SS eee ee he

Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):

Arctium lappa (burdock)
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Cucurbita maxima (squash)
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)

PAE CMIILULY Si COLM) seen oe ee Se a ee
Renocis mexicanus Blkm. (Scolytidae):

WW GG ae ee ee aR ies Dee RSs een tr re Sone CR
Reticulitermes speratus (Kolbe) (Rhinotermitidae):

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):

EA UIL USES sui (CHETISV) sept pL

Rhagoletis completa Cr. (Tephritidae):
PIGLONSISD a QWalntlt) eee eee Se
Rhagoletis juglans Cress. (Tephritidae):
Jdugiansinigra (black walnut). --2222_-_---2___-
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):
WMialiusisyivestnish(apple))/a- {ose ose ee ee
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (?) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris
Rhinochenus stigma (L.) (Curculionidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)
Rhopalosiphum subterraneum Mason (Aphidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) - -----
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Rhyparochromus chiragra (F.) (Lygaeidae):
INTUITSCTyEStOC Knute hewn ne ee ese ae
Soil around roots of Quercus sp___.___._-------_-
Ribua innozia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Scyphophorus acupunctatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Agave parviflora
PAG OUCIS Dp Munya Os remiss Mined? ss 3 ce betal nits
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
osaispws Uli eetetiine bi CAR Rrrelins
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)

AED, GUTS (Ove) Sen ee es
Sinoxylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):

AVVO. cl apenas ate tn eT oe ess
Sinorylon crassum Lesne (Bostrichidae):

Woo dtiprataitiiteh: sia PAE b yale tS Lae
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)________-__-_____-_--
Sitona crinita (Abst.) (Curculionidae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) - ___________-
Sitona hispidula (F.) (Curculionidae):

Soil around rockery. plants________________ 25s.
Sitona humeralis Steph. (Curculionidae):

Woods moss around Fagus sp. plants
Sitona{lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):

Peat moss around rhododendron plants

Netherlands#aenress i!

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ary it Collected
a | ale in—
Si) Bt leon |
3618 148
gas| gd |os
i) oOo |s
iS) Z'Ay
Ghuraibemal aes eee nee Soe NLS 2 ab)
ene OM a ee ee 5 SBT SIR SH Ra)
Japanses seek estan Pun ES Ee Oress
italy se ee gerry 1 SSS) AN ONG
eae (Choe ea es EE ete a AER at INES INGS
JE es Eo CLONE eee De 2h eee MO alii <ailog. »
Md.,
Mass.,
| Minn.,
Tex.
ae CLO egies vipers FO Pe yee 8S IN tae
IMIG xi COR = 22 enous 1 Acree Se TIE
pouinibay eel suehR cub ies TAP aris ee a SN |e EE allo a @ ates
Austria, England, 175] LD) |SS2S IVTassieNi ys.
France, Germany,
Italy, Portugal, Spain,
Sweden.
IVICXE COM aa eee Sais Wes ssicoeal Abe.
cis Gon 222 Sees Ee POE eae eetenee eT Ox:
Canada, Mexico, Union | 9] 2 |-_--| N. Y., Tex.
of South Africa.
Wnkn ownleeSeeeeeeees Leas UPS BY Read BIN 5 NG,
AMeirankokeyel is ee 2S Pa Esl mex
IMIGXi COB Sao se atone 1) PS Se A IZ
iets fe ya ne cs SEEDS Gowhet ant Lererst ae VA aie Pe eS AZ)
Germany 2 assess oes, | Sees Mis
Switzerland_______._-__- eR | es ND)
Cubathesswes see 16} Hosea ees IN e 34,
TU ley.aleroy urs Sea cesT | LUI INS Je
53am QO eae. = POSTS Ree es mae Mex
eee i COs es ee ee ose a ee eT exc ‘
eh 2 fy ats Greece) Wtaly-22 22 S47, la eee Calis ein la.
Fla.,* La.,
| Mass.,
INT Sop dee
Ttalyee Se os Daan AM | HE EE | See PN Boye
Tivdiae — esis 4 a QRS aS NY 4
ie ees QO ee ee een | ea | eee © BL heey
IMexicozetewessass eee 47 |beea ees Mex
JAN S Crider, SL eee SON eV ieH
Canadas sarees Poe ee Ries AVVIAS IN
Sees er Denmark 22. -- 24-2305) HES oe I INH ds
eoecee ss | Netherland statis =seee Sree PPE eT GH HIN WOE

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Insect and host

Sixeonotus luteiceps Reuter (Miridae):

Gah iis aititces Mien nh eer a So AES |

Ferocactus echidne (cactus)
Mammillaria sp. (cactus)
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch broom) - --------------
Lens culinaris (lentil)
Spartium junceum (weavers-broom)
Specularius impressithorax (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Erythrina sp
Sphenarches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophoridae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Stenocarus fuliginosus Marsh (Curculionidae):
Ribes sp
Stenoma anonella Sepp. (Stenomidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)
Annona muricata (Soursop)
Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado)

Stephanoderes buscki Hopk. (Seolytidae):
Caesalpinia sp
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Coffea sp. (coffee)
Stephanoderes lecontei Hopk. (Scolytidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Strophosoma capitatum (Deg.) (Curculionidae):
Rosa sp
Strophosoma melanogrammum (Forst.) (Curcu-
lionidae):
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) - ----------------
Rhododendron sp

Strophosoma retuswm (Marsh.) (?) (Curculionidae):

Calluna sp
Systole geniculata Foerst. (Eurytomidae):
Coriandrum sativum (coriander)
Tadius erirhinoides Pase. (Curculionidae):
Orchid
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -
Centaurea cyanus (bachelors button)
Dianthus sp. (carnation)

Rosa sp
Soil on roots of plant_
Tulipa sp. (tulip)
Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation)

Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Callumajulganisi (heather) 22 ee

Taeniothrips hawaitiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Canavalia sp
FBTR OLS ASS Og eke te AE SS

Blowerleis set ee ok eee ee
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Mesembryanthemum sp - -..---------------------
Taeniothrips picipes (Zett. ) (Thripidae):
Primula sp. (primrose)
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)
Annona reticulata (custard-apple)
“Targionia”’ bromiliae (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)

Country of origin

Union of South Africa___
‘rinid odie

Canal Zone, Costa Rica,
Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, Honduras,
Mexico, Panama, Ven-
ezuela, unknown.

Canal -Zone== 22a taints
Brazil: 2) ane eile ves
St. Vincent

Netherlands____--_____-

Philippines

Scotland, Sweden
Netherlands
England, Germany,

Scotland, Sweden.

Germany, Switzerland,
unknown.

EHS dolssees = baie

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
ey | Eile
im
Ba gleq
no!) 0 |aco
a3/ gd los
iS) Oo}
Oo 124 |e
Sale se lat
es | Eee
Ch RE OB 3
cea'gat| b RA eT
Dae) ses
eres WNL
pears e | al
i] | Caer | aes
cote |(nee BES
Lal ae aes
21 eae | Se
eee Eth NG)
pee acs et
alice shies
ifactl| att eee
Berea eee lit
Dy | See wes
ea ah] Oe Ae
pe | peyah oes eg
Bees ered (oe
Lever apres) AN
22). 23s ae
1h] 2 es ees
10) SAS eae
1 eee
SIS} Bi
Beet USL
1 1 1
shy] ee et Bs
Hi Bea
34/825 beat
Diseey de |_ sae
25h PSE | ee
DAs] Reena a
ese eee LL
Py ess |e
1A) epee ee
15g | sees | ad

Collected
in—

Calif.*
N. Y.
Calif.*

INEOYA
Fla.,* La.
Ala., Calif.,*

La., N Y.,
Pa., Tex.

N. J.
Md.

Calif.,* N.Y.

N.Y.

Calif.*
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*

N. J.

Tex.
Tex.

Tex.

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inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

“Targionia’’ cueroensis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Pithecellobiuwm dulce (guamachil) ---.-.----------
“Targionia’”’ hartii (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
Dioscorea sp. (yam)

“Targionia”’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -_------------
Tarsonemus laticeps Halb. (‘Tarsonemidae):
BTR CISS TOS ISD) eae ee UN CS OEE GIE PETS |
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer

Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
Orchidbereriiru relay 2) ba rote re le
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Ormaanigl. se ie eee Bra eee
Tenthecoris distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Cycnoches chlorochilon (orchid) --_.--------------
Tenthecoris orchidearum Reuter (Miridae):
GTC Eri cl pe Dae ce Ss apes ee ee
Tenthecoris venezuelensis Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Gatileyaspy (Orchid) seers os ee
Tetaleurodes acaciae (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
BETA OAS TIM (10s) eae ean ine SU PU
Chamaedorea sp. (palm)
West umikn owes 2 tees aes sae Ee
Thamnophthorus schwarzi Blkm. (Scolytidae):
Persea americana (avocado) ----_ 2 ~~ =---.-----
Thamnotettiz hyalinapennis (Stal) (Cicadellidae):
PAIL ULELTL UL TINS Do pare ene a ah eens eR
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
Dianthus sp., Iris sp., & Lathyrus sp
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)
Tingis cardui (L.) (Tingidae):
OCT OASD Bae ee es BN Py ey UO Fe
Tmetomorpha bitias (Druce) (Geometridae):
JAIRO) GaSe = oe 9 ee ee
Trialeurodes intermedia Russell (?) (Aleyrodidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)__----------------
Lb CHIEFS SY OS, See Ss ea a ae
Trialeurodes vitrinellus Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
G@irastparadis? (grapefruit) 222-2 ee
Trichobaris mucorea (Lec.) (Cruculionidae):
Piysausisp:.(husk tomato) 2222222 aes
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) - ~-----------
Trioza magnoliae (Ashm.) (Psyllidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)________---_------
Trupanea stellata (Fuessly) (Tephritidae):
Chrysantheniumisp sae ee Se
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Grins) paradisi (grapefruit) 22 825 2 22-222
Ghirgusisimensiss (Orange) 2 =e ne a ee
Unaspis euonymi (Comst.) (Coccidae):
PLOT TILAUSYS Den aso mesos eens Satene re eS
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
(CORDS UTEOD UE avay a) 2555
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _____-____-_-----------
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Country of origin

Mexico

Antigua, Barbados,
Cuba, Gold Coast,
Grand Cayman,
Nevis, St. Kitts,

St. Lucia.
Cuba, Puerto Rico_-----

Netherlands

Honduras, Mexico

Mexico= ase Seas

Panam aeyAeeaees sees

ital yes eee ee eae ee

Miexico# se oS 58

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; ; Collected
Q ble in—
gq _| # |
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anol ov/iaQ0
a5) d los
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ie) Zi
ith Sess eon Calif
LOE ade Pat PDE CANE la.,
ass.,
ays
Dilhear| anes INE UIN Gey Se
NORE S| Hele iN ied
ire OMA ESA lex
SUE ZEN Ts Ug A Neb. c
iene 42 lox:
Se etl all Of this
se Shr INE)
Pere sl OMI ea
poy (ees 1 | Fla.
AL] ca | ek ae Tex
11 | eek | Tex
Fe | epi | Se ATX:
ry | bier | clea | SINE YG
ili | eee | es VVieSh!
iD Ret oy] END BBY es
ie] eae reas eINT on
Dia Gels Pees leas
ee rails | men AMZ,
Bagel Tl Se eINTS
RE: | Bum on | eens | Nc ene
Bese al Mee Rey -¢
Lies | eee [ees Rex
1g | cen el eT Ox:
Np || PS |) Dex
i | eee | Pe Te
Se ey ATE el COR MIS?
REA etal eee Calitcs
pesesead | pid | eeoteas ANI umn
pee eG eel Oaliters
ee et oe Calites
2'| 7 |___.| Alaska,
Calif.*
Soe eT Si) eon | Calites
Hawaii.

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List of pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 80, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin 5 | ;

Q ‘n 3

5 g| g led

HQ) 2 |ag

fs[e5 |) {sl |) S=5

[o) lo} Ww

Oo |Z |

Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
PAGERS De nate ee ee ee ee “pabonobyol oe eT is dps rh ars ND
Aspasia epidendroides (orchid) - -_.------_------- Canal Zone__-__-____-__- ay CEE Mei
Alspasia'Sp i242. 20 A aA toe Se A entail A EE Oe See So ee 1
‘Broughtonia sp (Orchid) open eee Bea eee DAI Coe ee ae ae ET I
Gatileyaxspsl(OGGHiG) ee ses aa ee PA TUGT ULE) else ete em ee Boemeieioe eT
Dendrobiumisps(OLCDiG) = = =e oa eee | WOMGVATO Bs eno ee 2 SCA A
Oncidium ampliatum (orchid) ------------------- CanallZone ses == Ly ee | alt
OT CHIC Sor Fe he eh seal eet feed Brazil, Canal Zone, Car- |____|____| 16
oline Islands, Jamaica,
St. Kitts, Trinidad,
Virgin Islands.
Peristeria elata (holy-ghost-flower) -------------- CanaliZones= = ass pelea leprieelP sb dL
Xylobiops texranum (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_-__.--_-_--------_- ITE Xd CO a reer alee ca | xe ee
DE (CGY eh oe a AR pe a EP | Os ae Se ae Dba eeaehe | Perens

Collected
in—

Tex.
Calif.,* Fla.,
N. J.

Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 31

Hosts and insects

ABIES: ;

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)
ACACIA:

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hempitera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
AGAVE:

Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)

Scyphophorus acupunctatus (Coleoptera)
ALLIOM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Aceria tulipae (Acarina)

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Parmena balteus (Coleoptera)
ALNUS:

Microleon longipalpis (Lepidoptera)
ALOE:

Aleophagus myersi (Homoptera)
ALPINIA:

Pulvinaria psidit (Homoptera)
ANACAMPSEROS:

Asterolecanium stentae (Homoptera)
ANANAS:

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Chalcodermus dentiferus (Coleoptera)

Euetheola bidentata (Coleoptera)

Eurythmia santiagella (Lepidoptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Genopaschia protomis (?) (Lepidoptera)

Noropsis hieroglyphica (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

Sisamnes contraclus (Hemiptera)

“Targionia”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)

Xylobiops texanum (Coleoptera)
ANNONA: s

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Stenoma anonella (Lepidoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Parthenothrips dracaena (Thysanoptera)

Pulvinaria psidit (Homoptera)

Thamnotettix hyalinapennis (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Cyrtopeltis varians (Hemiptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
APIUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Hyadaphis apit (Homoptera)
ARCTIUM:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
ARCTOTIS:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ASPARAGUS:

“Chionaspis”’ stanotophri (Homopteta)
ASPASIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ATTALEA: -

Asterolecanium truncatum (Homoptera
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Homoptera)

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)
BEGONIA:

Aleurodicus dugesii (Homoptera)

Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (?) (Thysanoptera)
BERBERIS:

Liosomaphis berberidis (Homoptera)
BETA:

Lizxus junci (Coleoptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)
BETULA:

Oligotrophus betulae (Diptera)
BOUGAINVILLEA:

Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)

BRASSAVOLA:

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
BRASSIA:

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
BRASSICA CHINENSIS:

Lygus lucorum (Hemiptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA ACEPHALA:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Leptophobia aripa (Lepidoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Sitona crinita (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA SP.:

Anaphothrips obscurus (Thysanoptera)
BROMELIAD:

5 Coe melanops (Lepidoptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRYA:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)
BURLINGTONIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
BUXUS:

Psylla buxt (Homoptera)
CACTUS:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)

Hemileuca oliviae (Lepidoptera)

Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)

Puto lasiorum (Homoptera)

Sixeonotus lutetceps (Hemiptera)
CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes dominicana (Coleoptera)

Stephanoderes buscki (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Lampides beeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)

Stephanoderes lecontei (Coleoptera)
CALLUNA:

Arctorthezia cataphracta (Homoptera)

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Lochmaea capreae (Coleoptera)

Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)

Strophosoma retusus (?) (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

Tingis cardui (Hemiptera)
CALOCARPUM:

Chrysomphalus ritchiei (Homoptera)
CALOTROPIS:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aleurotuberculatus similis (Homoptera)

Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)

Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
CANAVALIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
CAPSICUM:

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Rhopalosiphum subterraneum (Homoptera)
CARICA:

Lichtensia lutea (Homoptera)
CASSIA:

Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia juliana (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

CASTANEA—Continued

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
CASUARINA:

Leucaspis candida (Homoptera)

Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)
CATTLEYA:

Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
- Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CEDRUS:

Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri (Homoptera)

Lineaspis striata (Homoptera)
CELOSIA:

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
CENTAUREA:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
CEROPEGIA:

“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae (Homoptera)
CHAENOMELES:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homopiera)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Capitophorus formosanus (Homoptera)

Cnephasia virgaureana (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Myrmica laevinodis (Hymenoptera)

Phytomyza atricornis (Diptera)

Trupanea stellata (Diptera)
CHRYSOPHYLLUM:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
CICER:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
CIRSIUM:

Capitophorus carduinus (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Pariatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM (?):

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
CITRUS LIMON:

Argyroploce leucotreta (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Aleurolobus marlatti (Homoptera)

Argyroploce leucotreta (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Aleurothrixus floccosus (Homoptera)

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS—Continued
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (?) (Diptera)
Argyroploce leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (Thysanoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae (Homoptera)
Aleuroplatus cococolus (Homoptera)
Aleurothrixus floccosus (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Exophthalmus roseipes (Coleoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli: (Homoptera)
COCOS:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus coryphae (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes megregori (Homoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
COELOGYNE: :
Chrysomphalu snulliporus (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

| COFFEA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COPAIFERA:

Draeculacephala lenticula (Hemiptera)

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
CORDYLINE:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
CORIANDRUM:

Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
CORNUS:

Lygus campestris (Hemiptera)
CORYLUS:

Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
CRYPTOSTEGIA:

Heteropsylla texana (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
CUCURBITA:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CUPRESSUS:

Epinotia tessulatana (Lepidoptera)

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
CURCUMA:

Paraputo taraktogent (Homoptera)
CYBISTAX:

Acanthoderes cirewmflexa (Coleoptera)
CYCAD:

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
CYCNOCHES: :

Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 33

Hosts and insects—Continued

CYNARA:

Anuraphis cynarae (?) (Homoptera)

Apion carduorum (Coleoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Bee villosus (Coleoptera)
DAH

eae flavago (Lepidoptera)
DAISY:

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
DAUCUS:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Lozxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)
DELONIX:

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Chrysomphalus nulliporus (Homoptera)

Vinsonia siellifera (Homoptera)
DERRIS:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
DIOSCOREA:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

“Targionia”’ hariii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
ERANTHEMUM:

Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)
ERYTHRINA:

Speculagiug impressithorax (Coleoptera)
EUONYMUS:

hae euonymi (Homoptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
FEROCACTUS:

Sixeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)

Homotoma ficus (Homoptera)

Iridomyrmex Rumilis (Hymenoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)
GARCINIA:

ee destructor (Homoptera)
GARDEN

VGH abbr tah jasmini (Homoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENTIANA:

Nemotois violellum (?) (Lepidoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Exophthalmus laetus (Coleoptera)

GOSSYPIUM:

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
GRAMMATOPHYLLUM:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Mertila nalauensis (Hemiptera)
GREVILLE

Icerya ES ot (Homoptera)
GUAJACUM:

Aleurothrixus floccocus (Homoptera)

Neoclytus cacicus (Coleoptera)

cna eunadea goyabae (Homoptera)
HEDYCH :

aE TS cee (Homoptera)
HELICHRYSUM:

lapioiane gowdeyt (Thysanoptera)
HEUCHER

Hypera wigrirosiri (Coleoptera)
HIBISCUS

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Conchaspis angraecit (Homoptera)

Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
HYPERICUM

Agallia venosa (Hemiptera)
ILEX:

Aleuroplatus plumosus (Homoptera)

N otoeriie damryi (Hemiptera)
IPOMO

Cylas re (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
ISOLOMA:

Coccidella americana (Homoptera)
IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyt (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
JUGLANS

Moneilia eontelis (Homoptera)

Myzocallis caryaefoliae (Homoptera)

Rhagoleiis completa (Diptera)

Rhagoletis juglans (Diptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)

“Poliaspis” pini (Homoptera)
KHAYA:

Bostrychoplites cornutus (Coleoptera)

Cordylomera spinicornis (Coleoptera)

Heterobostrychus brunneus (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Dicyphus annulatus (Hemiptera)

Draeculacephala minerva (Hemiptera)
LAELIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Liriomyza congesta (Diptera)
LAURUS:

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)

Trioza magnoliae (Homoptera)
LEMAIREOCEREUS:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
LEUCOJUM:

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
LILIUM:

Crioceris lilii (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
LONCHOCARPUS:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

LY COPERSICON—Continued
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Rhopalosiphum sublterraneum (Homoptera)

MALUS:

Allantus cincltus (Hymenoptera)
Anthonomus pomorum (Coleoptera)
Aspidiotus pyri (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
Monanthia echii (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

peer olet pomonella (Diptera)

MAMME
AN EEHEEHE serpentina (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

MAMMILLARIA:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)
Sixeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
MANGIFERA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

MARANTA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

MELICOCCA:

Fiorinia nephelii (Homoptera)

MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

MONSTERA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

MUSA PARADISIACA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius (Coleoptera)

MUSCARI:

Exosoma lusitanica (Coleoptera)

MYRTILLOCACTUS:

Gargaphia patricia (Hemiptera)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

NARCISSUS:

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
Tarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)

NERIUM:

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
OCHROSIA:
pas dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
OLE
Dea oleae (Diptera)
Euphilippia olivina (Homoptera)
Euphyllura olivina (Homoptera)
Filippia oleae (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Pollinia pollonii (Homoptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

ORCHID:
Acroleucus vicinalis (Hemiptera)
Apion auctum (?) (Coleoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus diversicolor (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cleogonus armatus (Coleoptera)

ORCHID—Continued
Clerada apicornis (Hemiptera)
Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Genuchinus v-notatus (Coleoptera)
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii (Homoptera)
Lygaeus circumlinitus (Hemiptera)
Lygaeus circumplicatus (Hemiptera)
Malocampa punctata (Lepidoptera)
Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)
Mormidea collaris (Hemiptera)
Nysius terrestris (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Praeblissus albofasciatus (Hemiptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Tadius erirhinoides (Coleoptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris orchidearum (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ORCHIS:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Haplothrips bagnalli (Thysanoptera)
Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
ORYZA
Chilo simplex (Lepidoptera)
PAEON
Tessas kuwacola (Homoptera)
Reticulitermes speratus (Isoptera)
PALM:
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes mcgregori (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
PANDANUS:
Pseudococcus giffardi (Homoptera)
PASSIFLORA: 0
Frankliniella cubensis (Thysanoptera)
PERISTERIA:
Venere stellifera (Homoptera)
PERSE
sre geane ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Conotrachelus perseae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
Thamnophthorus schwarzt (Coleoptera)
PETIVERIA:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
PETROSELINUM:
Strophosoma melanogrammum (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS LUNATUS MACROCARPUS:
Maruca testulalis eee)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS:
Acanthoscelides obvelatus (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS VAR.:
Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)
Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Lampides boeticus (?) (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Apsychomyrmex tristant (Hymenoptera)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Lepidosaphes carinata (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxt (Homoptera)
PHOENIX:
Coccotrypes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

PHYSALIS:

Trichobaris mucorea (Coleoptera)
PICEA:

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
PINUS:

Aspidiotus abielus (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus corticis-pini (Homoptera)

Dendroctonus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Dryocoetes autographus (Coleoptera)

Dryocoetes septentrionis (Coleoptera)

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)

Pityogenes bidentatus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Poliaspis pint (Homoptera)
PISTACIA:

Megastigmus pistaciae (Hymenoptera)
PISUM:

Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:

“Targionia’”’ cueroensis (Homoptera)
PRIMULA:

Taeniothrips picipes (Thysanoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)

Nilotaspis halli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS CERASUS:

Iridomyrmex itoi abbotti (Hymenoptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anasirepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):
Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP. (wild plum): C
Anthonomus scutellaris (Coleoptera)
PSIDIUM:
Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anasirepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (?) (Diptera)
Anastrepha striata (Diptera)
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PUERARIA:
Callosobruchus ademptus (Coleoptera)
PUNICA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
PYRUS: :
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
QUERCUS:
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Trialeurodes intermedia (?) (Homoptera)
RANUNCULUS:
Aphis rhamni (?) (Homoptera)
RHODODENDRON:
Coeliodes rubicundus (Coleoptera)
Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)
Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)
Masonaphis rhododendri (Homoptera)
Nematus bergmanni (Hymenoptera)
Newsteadia floccosa (Homoptera)
Strophosoma melanogrammus (Coleoptera)
RHYNCHOSIA:
Acanthoscelides griseolus (Coleoptera)
RIBES:
; Apion apricans (Coleoptera)
' Stenocarus fuliginosus (Coleoptera)

RORIPPA:

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)
ROSA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

Arge rosae (Hymenoptera)

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

Strophosoma capitatus (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Diatraea busckella (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)

“Targionia”’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)
SALVIA:

Amitermes wheeleri (Isoptera)
SAPOTE:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
SCINDAPSUS:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SOIL:

Agriotes lineatus (Coleoptera)

Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)

Brachyrhinus porcatus (Coleoptera)

Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus (Coleoptera)

Hypera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Rhyparochromus chiragra (Hemiptera)

Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
SOLANUM:

Epicaerus cognatus (Coleoptera)
SORGHUM:

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPARTIUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
STAPELIA:

“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae (Homoptera)
STRELITZIA:

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
SYRINGA:

Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
TAGETES:

Haplothrips gowdeyt (Thysanoptera)

Ptinus villiger (Coleoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
THUJA:

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
TILIA:

Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Catolethrus ebeninus (Coleoptera)
TRIFOLIUM:

Hypera postica (Coleoptera)
TRIPLOCHITON:

Heterobostrychus brunneus (Coleoptera)
TULIPA:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
ULMUS (?):

Leperisinus fraxini (Coleoptera)
ULMUS:

Pteleobius vittatus (Coleoptera)
VANDA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
VICIA:

Apion pomonae (?) (Coleoptera)

Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Rhinochenus stigma (Coleoptera)
VITIS:

Carbula trisignata (Hemiptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and insects—Continued

ViITIS—Continued
Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)
YUCCA:
Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)

ZANTEDESCHIA:

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

ZEA:

Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)

ZINGIBER:

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

Hosts unknown

AIRPLANE:
Ethmia festiva (Lepidoptera)
Hoplosternus japonicus (Coleoptera)
Laphygma exempta (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Ozophora consanguinea (Hemiptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
Tmetomorpha bitias (Lepidoptera)

BARK:
Ips acuminatus (Coleoptera)
Metopoplax ditomoides (Hemiptera)
Microplax plagiatus (Hemiptera)
BEAN:
Callesobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

CARGO HOLD:
Achatina fulica (Mollusea)

FERN LOG:
Dryophthorus pusillus (Coleoptera)

FLOWERS:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Oxythyrea funesta (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

HERB:
Heterobositrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Megalopyge krugii (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Xylobiops tecanum (Coleoptera)

LEAF:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
LOG: :
Cordylomera spinicornis (Lepidoptera)
Nasutitermes fulviceps (Isoptera)
-NURSERY STOCK:
Rhyparochromus chiragra (Hemiptera)

PACKING:
Acalypta parvula (Hemiptera)
Ceutorhynchus contractus (Coleoptera)
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Coleoptera)
Chalcophana fervida (Coleoptera)
Drymus assimilis (Hemiptera)
Hypera plantaginis (?) (Coleoptera)
Naupactus xanthographus (Coleoptera)
Orobitis cyaneus (Coleoptera)
Ortheziola signoreti (Homoptera)
Orthochaetes setiger (Coleoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
PLANT
Chijgahaies odontoglost (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes celtis (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
RETURNED WAR EQUIPMENT:
ichodina fulica (Mollusea)

Coccotrypes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivaluata (Homoptera)
TRUCK BED:

Nasutitermes luzonicus (Isoptera)
TUBER:

Gortyna flavago (?) (Lepidoptera)
WOOD

Callidium aeneum (Coleoptera)

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes bidentatus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chaleographus (Coleoptera)

Renocis mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)

Sinoxylon.crassum (Coleoptera)
WOODS MOSS:

Brachyrhinus singularis (Coleoptera)

Ceutorhynchus contractus (Coleoptera)

Hypera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

Hypera postica (Coleoptera)

Sitona humeralis (Coleoptera)

Countries of origin and insects

AFRICA:
Ceratitis capitata
ALGERIA:
Anuraphis cynarae (?)
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae (?)
Hyadaphis apii
Parlatoria zizyphus
Sitona crinita
AMERICAN SAMOA:
Icerya aegyptiaca
ANTIGUA:
“Targionia”’ hartit
Vinsonia stellifera
ARGENTINA:
Anastrepha fraterculus
ARUBA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
AUSTRALIA:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria zizyphus
AUSTRIA:
Leucaspis loewt
Nemotois violellus (?)
es cerast
AZOR
ores capitata
Curculio elephas
Laspeyresia splendana

BAHAMAS:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Ancylostomia stercorea
Dialeurodes citrifolit
Pectinophora gossypiella
BARBADOS:
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris
Aulacaspis tubercularis
“Targionia”’ hartit
BELGIUM:
Brachyrhinus sulcatus
Bruchus tristis
Gracilaria azaleella
Hypera nigrirostris
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Trialeurodes laurt
BERMUDA:
Conchaspis angraect
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Cyrtopeltis varians
Deroceras reticulatum
Frankliniella cubensis
Haplothrips gowdeyi (?)
Iridomyrmex humilis
Liriomyza congesta
Morganella longispina
Prodenia eridania :
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pulvinaria psidit

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Countries of origin and insects—Continued

BRAZIL:
Aganactesis indecora
Chrysomphalus paulistus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Maruca testulalis
Nasutitermes fulviceps
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Stenoma anonella
Stephanoderes hampet
Tenthecoris orchidearum
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Asterolecanium epidendri
Pseudischnaspis alienus
BRITISH WEST AFRICA:
Pectinophora gossypiella
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Palaeopus costicollis
CANADA:
Capitophorus carduinus
Dryocoetes septentrionis
Rhagoletis pomonella
Sitona hispidula
Strophosoma melanogrammum
CANAL ZONE
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus ritchiei
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Cleogonus armatus
Conchaspis angraect
Furcaspis biformis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pinnaspis buxi
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Sienoma catenifer
Stephanoderes buscki
Tenthecoris distinguendus
Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS:
Lampides boeticus (?)
CAROLINE ISLANDS:
Vinsonia stellifera
CEYLON:
Furcaspis biformis
HILE:

Aceria tulipae
Epidiaspis piricola
Leptoglossus chilensis
Megalometis chiliensis
Naupactus xanthographus
meeudacoceus gahani
CHIN
CTE jasmini
Carposina sasakii
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Unaspis yanonensis
COLOMBIA
Eurytoma orchidearum
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Furcaspis biformis
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Mordellistena cattleyana
Unaspis citri
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha ludens
Apsychomyrmex tristani
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium truncatum

COSTA RICA—Continued
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Draeculacephala lenticula
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer

CRETE:

Dacus oleae

CUBA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium miliaris ‘miliaris
Chalcophana fervida
Chrysomphalus tenax

Coccus viridis

Conchaspis angraect

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Eurythmia santiagella
Fiorinia nephelii

Fundella pellucens

Furcaspis biformis
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Maruca testulalis

Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Pseudococcus boninsis
~Pulvinaria psidii

Ribua innoxia

“Targionia”’ hartii
“Targionia’”’ sacchart
Unaspis citri

CURACAO:

Megalopyge krugit
Parlatoria cinerea

CYPRUS:

Ceratitis capitata

DENMARK:

Agriotes lineatus
Callidium aeneum
Hypera postica
Lecanium coryli
Pityogenes bidentatus
Sitona humeralis

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Furcaspis biformis
Stenoma catenifer

ECUADOR:

Metamasius sericeus
Stenoma catenifer

EGYPT:

Ceratitis capitata
“Chionaspis’’ stanotophri
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Lizus junct

Parlatoria oleae
Pectinophora gossypiella

ENGLAND:

Acalypta parvula
Allantus cinctus
Arctorthezia cataphracta
Cacoecia pronubana
Ceutorhynchus contractus
Ceutorhynchus erysimt
Cnephasia virgaureana
Coeliodes rubicundus
Deroceras reticulatum
Drymus assimilis
Gelechia ericetella
Gracilaria azaleella
Hypera nigrirostris
Hypera plantaginis (?)
Laspeyresia splendana
Leperisinus fraxini
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Lygus lucorum
Mamestra brassicae
Myrmica laevinodis

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ENGLAND—Continued
Newsteadia floccosa
Oligotrophus betulae
Orobitis cyaneus
Ortheziola signoreti
Orthochaetes setiger
Phytomyza atricornis
Pieleobius vittatus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Strophosoma melanogrammum
Strophosoma retusus (?)
Taeniothrips atratus
Taentothrips ericae
Taeniothrips picipes

ETHIOPIA:

Aleophagus myerst
Systole geniculata

FIJI ISLANDS:

Dacus dorsalis (?)

FORMOSA:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

FRANCE:

Aphis rhamni (?)
Apion carduorum
Apion pomonae (?)
Bruchus luteicornis
Cacoecia pronubana
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes japonicus
Crioceris lilit
Curculio elephas
Epidiaspis piricola
Evergestis forficalis
Laspeyresia splendana
Mamestra brassicae
Oxythyrea funesta
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phalonia zephyrana
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerast

FRENCH WEST AFRICA (?):

Parlatoria zizyphus
GERMANY:
Allantus cinctus
Anthonomus pomorum
Apion apricans
Arge rosae
Aspidiotus abietus
Aspidiotus pyri
Bruchus luteicornis
Callidium aeneuwm
Curculio nucum
Dryocoetes autographus
Hylurgops palliatus
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia strobilella
Leucaspis loewt
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhyparochromus chiragra
Stenocarus fuliginosus
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips dianthi
GIBRALTAR (?):
Ceratitis capitata
GOLD COAST:
Cordylomera spinicornis
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Heterobostrychus brunneus
“Targionia” hartii
GRAND CAYMAN:
“Targionia” hartii
GREAT BRITAIN:
Tingis cardui
GREECE:
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusct
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Gortyna flavago
Lecanium coryli
Leucaspis eandida
Leucaspis loewt
Nilotaspis halli
Parlatoria oleae
Polychrosis botrana
Sesamia cretica

GRENADA:

Genopaschia protomis (?)

GUAM:

Achatina fulica
Ceroplastes rubens
Ferrisiana virgata

GUATEMALA:

Acanthoscelides obvelatus
Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina

Apion auctum (?)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Coccus viridis

Ferrisiana virgata

Furcaspis biformis
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobit
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius
Morganella longispina
Neoclytus cacicus
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Puto ulter

HAITI:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Exophthalmus laetus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Mimosesies dominicana
Pachyzancla bipunctalis

HAWAII:

Aonidiella inornata
Caryedon fuscus

Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccotrypes dactyliperda
Coccus viridis
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Dacus cucurbitae

Dacus dorsalis
Dialeurodes citri
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Dryophthorus pusillus
Ereunetis flavistriata
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Maruca testulalis

Nysius terrestris
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parthenothrips dracaena
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buxt
Pseudococcus giffardi
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Taentothrips hawaiiensis

HONDURAS:

Acanthoderes circumflexa
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chrysomphalus tenax
Furcaspis biformis
Metamasius sericeus

Stenoma catenifer

Tenthecoris bicolor

INDIA:

Aspidiotus destructor
Coccotrypes dactyliperda
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Dinoderus brevis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lepidosaphes megregort
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Monomorium destructor
Paraputo taraktogeni
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sinoxylon anale
Sinoxylon crassum

INDONESIA:

Monomorium destructor

IRAQ:

Bruchus rufipes

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

IRELAND:
Anaphothrips obscurus
Evergestis forficalis
Hypera postica
ISRAEL:
Ceratitis capitaia
Lineaspis striata
Parlatoria cinerea
Polychrosis botrana (?)
ITALY:
Acrolepia assectella
Apion carduorum
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus signaticornis
Cacoecia pronubana
Ceratitis capttata
Ceroplastes rusci
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Curculio nucum
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dyspessa ulula
Euphilippia olivina
Filippia oleae
Gortyna flavago
Hemimene juliana
Homotoma ficus
Tridomyrmex humilis
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia juliana
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Mamesira brassicae
Megastigmus pistaciae
Myelois ceratoniae
Notochilus damryt
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zisyphus
Parmena balteus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phloestribus scarabaeoides
Pieris brassicae
Pollinia pollonii
Polychrosis botrana
Prays oleellus
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Sparteus villosus
Thrips angusticeps
Trialeurodes lauri
Trupanea stellata
JAMAICA:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
_Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Asterolecanium epidendri
Caryedon fuscus
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Monomorium destructor
Myelois ceratoniae
Palaeopus costicollis
Paraleyrodes goyabae
Stenoma anonella
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aleurolobus marlatti
Aleurotuberculatus similis
Aspidiotus corticis-pini
Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri
Capitophorus formosanus
Ceroplastes ceriferus
Ceroplastes rubens
Chilo simplex
Dinoderus brevis
Gracilaria azaleella
Grapholitha molesta
Hoplosternus japonicus
Iridomyrmex itoi abbotti

JAPAN—Continued
Laphygma exempta
Lepidosaphes celtis
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Lepidosaphes kuwacola
Lepidosaphes pallida
Maruca testulalis
Microleon longipalpis
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria camelliae
“Poliaspis” pint
Pyrausta nubilalis
Reticulitermes speratus
Thrips angusticeps
Unaspis yanonensis

KOREA:

Callosobruchus ademptus
‘ Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Pectinophora gossypiella

LEBANON:

Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae

LIBERIA:

Cylas femoralis

MALTA:

Ceratitis capitata

MEXICO:

Acanthoscelides griseolus
Aceria tulipae

Acroleucus vicinalis
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleurodicus dugesit
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus cococolus
Aleuroplatus plumosus
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Alpheias conspirata
Amitermes wheeleri
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anthonomus scutellaris
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Catolethrus ebeninus
Chaleodermus dentiferus
Chrysomphalus agavis
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus tingt
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Clerada apicornis
Conchaspis angraect
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Conotrachelus perseae
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dendroctonus mexicanus
Dialeurodes citri
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Draeculacephala minerva
Dysdercus mimulus
Epicaerus cognatus
Epinotia opposita

Ethmia festiva
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Euetheola bidentata

Everes comyntas

Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Ferrisiana virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Gargaphia patricia
Genuchinus v-notatus
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Grapholitha packardi
Hemileuca oliviae
Heteropsylla texana
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobit
Lepidosaphes carinata

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40 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Countries of origin and insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Leptophobia aripa
Lichtensia lutea
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Lineodes integra
Loxostege similalis
Lygaeus circumlinitus
Lygaeus circumplicatus
Malocampa punctata
Micrapate labialis
Monellia costalis
Moodna bisinuella
Mormidea collaris
Myzocallis caryaefoliae
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Noropsis hieroglyphica
Orthodes melanops
Ozophora consanguinea
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Platynota rostrana
Praeblissus albofasciatus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Plinus villiger
Puto lasiorum
Puto mexicanus
Rhagoletis completa
Rhagoletis juglans
Rhagoletis pomonella
Rhopalosiphum subterraneum
Scyphophorus acupunctatus
Selenothrips rubrocintus
Sisamnes contractus
Sixeonotus luteiceps
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batesi
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
“Targionia’”’ cueroensis
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Thamnophthorus schwarzt
Trialeurodes intermedia (?)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus
Trichobaris mucorea
Trionymus sacchari
Trioza magnoliae
Xylobiops texanum

MONTSERRAT:
Genopaschia protomis (?)

MOROCCO:

Exosoma lusitanica
Lepidosaphes ficus

NETHERLANDS:
Acrolepia assectella
Adoxophyes orana
Dialeurodes chittendent
Evergestis forficalis
Gracilaria azaleella
Lampetia equestris
Leucaspis loewt
Liosomaphis berberidis
Lygus campestris
Mamestra brassicae
Masonaphis rhododendri
Nematus bergmannt
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes bidentatus
Psylla buxi
Sitona lineata
Strophosoma capitatus
Taeniothrips atratus
Tarsonemus laticeps

NEVIS:

“Targionia” hartit

NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Anastrepha serpentina
Cosmopolites sordidus

NICARAGUA—Continued.
Pinnaspis buxi
Platypus rugulosus
NIGERIA:
Aspidiotus destructor
vada emnene spinicornis
NORWA
Anes cinctus
Gortyna flavago
PALESTINE:
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
PANAMA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Coccus viridis
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Stenoma anonella
Stenoma catenifer
Tmetomor pha bitias
PERU:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha serpentina (?)
Epinotia opposita
PHILIPPINES:
Achatina fulica
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus coryphae
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus excisus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Caryedon fuscus
Chrysomphalus nulliporus
Chrysomphalus tingi
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Lepidosaphes mcgregort
Mertila malayensis
Nasutitermes luzonicus
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Tadius erirhinoides
Taeniothrips hawatiensis
POLAND:
Brachyrhinus ovatus
Hypera nigrirostris
PORTUGAL:
Ceratitis capitata
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii
Chrysomphalus diversicolor
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Epinotia tessulatana
Laspeyresia nigricana
Laspeyresia splendana
Metopoplax ditomoides
Microplax plagiatus
Rhagoletis cerasi
PUERTO RICO:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Exophthalmus roseipes
Frankliniella cubensis
Lepidosaphes ficus
Maruca testulalis
Metamasius sericeus
Pachyzancla periusalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
“Targionia’”’ sacchari
ST. KITTS:
Monomorium destructor
“Targionia”’ hartit
Vinsonia stellifera
ST. LUCIA:
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
“Targionia” hartit

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

ST. VINCENT:
Callosobruchus phaseolt
Stephanoderes lecontet

SAIPAN:

Achatina fulica

SALVADOR:

Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata

Leucaspis cockerellt

SCOTLAND:
Brachyrhinus singularis
Ceutorhynchus coniractus
Gelechia ericetella
Lampetia equestris
Lochmaea capreae
Orthotylus ericetorum
Taeniothrips atratus

SIAM:

Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

SOUTH AMERICA:
Coccidella americana
Furcaspis biformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis

SPAIN:

Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerast

SWEDEN:

Callidium aeneum
Dicyphus annulatus
Hylurgops palliatus

Ips acuminatus
Pityogenes bidentatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus

SWITZERLAND:

Agallia venosa
Brachyrhinus porcatus
Brachyrhinus rugosostriatu
Parlatoria oleae
Rhyparochromus chiragra
Taeniothrips dianthi

SYRIA:

Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Monanthia echii

TAHITI:

Parlatoria cinerea

TRINIDAD:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus personatus

TRINIDAD—Continued
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis
Orthezia praelonga
Palaeopus costicollis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Rhinochenus stigma
Sphenarches caffer
Thamnotettix hyalinapennis
Vinsonia siellifera

TURKEY:

Curculio elephas

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Argyroploce leucotreta
Asterolecanium stentae
Bosirychoplites cornutus
Carbula trisignala
“Chionaspis”’ indigoferae
Haplothrips bagnalli
Heterobosirychus brunneus
Lampetia equestris
Morganella longispina
Phlyctinus callosus
Rhagoletis pomonella
Specularius impressithorax
UNKNOWN:
Ceratitis capitata
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Laphygma exempta
Pectinophora gossypiella
Rhagoletis pomonella (?)
Stenoma catenifer
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips dianthi
VENEZUELA:
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Coccus viridis
Deroceras reticulatum
Diatraea busckella
Eurytoma orchidearum
Furcaspis biformis
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Tentheceris venezuelensis
Vinsonia stellifera
VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Orthezia praelonga
Vinsonia stellifera
YUGOSLAVIA:
Curculio elephas
Epidiaspis piricola
Laspeyresia splendana
Unaspis euonymi

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BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT ‘QUARANTINE

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin ra Collected
Si 2 ihe in—
[gala Se
BS STS
ans ea or
iS) Se
O14 &
Alternaria citri Ell. & Pierce: |
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ____.____2______1____ IArcen tin geese senor a oaet) we eee Pas
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_____________ Japan, Mexico_____-___- 18/0 2 eee Cal ite cae x.
Giinusisimensis) (orange) 2a ee Mexico, Union of South | 3! 2 !|--__| Calif.,*N-Y.,
Africa, Yugoslavia. Pa., Tex.
Cithasisp) S22, SS BGO UIRRE ARONA 2 IMIGXI CORRES see eee 1. | Sees etexa
Aunanion dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall: |
Dianthusispiee 222 — SNGAR WI Asin Be ES England ee 52) Se eI EaViasiis
Gy psophila Barer ate OAS BA TVTGX1 CO eee ete nen ene [tees Eexe
Alternaria porri (Ell.) C
ALL Ce pan (ONION) yas ee eee ee | LPR PR gee 1!) | See exe
Alternaria raphani Groves & Skolko:
Mathtolaxksp (Stocks) Saori s Rae ear aetna een |e OBA EAS SOS ee 1 ees exe
Anguina tritici (Steinbuch) Filip.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) = -._22.2- 22-22-22. Syria, Turkey -—_______- = EE DESC
Aphanomyces raphani Kendr.:
Raphanus sativus (radish) _.22__ 2 22--_-_2-___ 2... Mexico eines. 2 meetde 1 |-2 Bee mex
Aphelenchoides parietinus (Bastian) Steiner:
Convallariaisp as ey See Bree IDNR eo po eee ee 5-2 ee ENYA
Aphelenchus avenae Bastian:
Alliumicepa: (Onion) ea. = Sees Wanna a IVC x CO eee eee 1 | SSS ae ex
Gladiolusisp= S822 ae ee ee Netherland si 2sseaaes ees See tt ING dh
Soiliwithcactusiplants=as ee See IMIG) 2 Sea ooo Ee AZ,
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___-.._________-_____]__--- does se ee eee 2) ee Se ex:
Apiospora camptospora Penz. & Sace.:
Saccharum officinarum (sugareane)______________|____- Owns: AMEE Ae 2 | SOY sites
Apiospora montagnei Sace.: |
Bamboosse 22) VU asa TI SNe Uy, RSET Vaasa ae, eee ee 1) |. 22) Se ees
Ascochyta citri Penz.:
Ciinusisinensisn(orange))=22-_ sas Bea Me xiGol Naas aaa Ben tee JH osoulee By Mex:
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dugg.: |
Gitrus\limon: (Memon) Sess eae (italy Seats Foe ans oe O70 0/\s ry ee Alay
Paconia suffruticosa (tree peony)__.___-________- a panitewesa5. saya sl _2_ 2 SSS aC alifee
Botrytis elliptica (Berk.) Cke.:
Lilium auratum (goldband lily)_______---_-_-__-_|___-- COs Saesecrh adele aera SES aR aie
Lilium hansonii (hanson lily)________-_-________|___-- Oust tee ke = ae DTN a e@ alias
Lilium japonicum (Japanese lily) _____.-...______|____- CO sae eee ee eee al Oi eyiit--
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily)_......---------_|_--_- (6 open eee en ree lease) || Chili
Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily) _|_____ QO sean See pelea eae Calites
TEAL SP NESS Lan pe RES Chinas Japanese Vee) Calin
Lycoris radiata (shorttube lycoris)_._....-..----_- Japan’ -G-.Ae.0. ae HOD PSDS ole MO alites
Botrytis galanthina (Berk. & Br.) Sace.:
Galanthus nivalis (Snowdrop) - ---_-------------- Netherlands- ----------- 2. a| Pees aba Cakes
Galanthus'sp ee EE | TE co (op ee ee ____|----| 8 | Md., Mass.,
N. Y., Pa
Botrytis gladiolorum Timmermans:
Gladiolusispee ma re | PAUISELI An JADA. MICXICO sal pale | pea om Oa liter
Netherlands. Mich.,
Tex
TACO TVLGSS DD eee ee el ae aes eek et INetherland Sees eee Pee eee il INTs die
Calospora platanoidis (Fr.) Niessl:
Acer pseudoplatanus (sycamore maple)_________- Denm ai kee eee eee Le INS df
Catacauma sabal Chardon:
Det bite Nah Ml RO ee ee MNCS eee ea cS IVECXI COR ere eee 2) 2354) 2 ee illox
Cercospora angreci Rowm.:
Odontoglossiimispu(Orehia) = sas eee ee Belgimmep es aan Pee eR INT YJ
COP AVGG [es pee MO A heer ea a TR Aine aes WU GXI CO ne ere te peer seeel) il |) Anew
SLOMNODEGRS Don OL CHIC pees ene ane are ee Guatemalan =e eee ER INTE NC
Cercospora bocconiae Chupp:
HEZOCCOTLICH IT ULESCO TLS eae en ae ee Mexico .222 228 22. eel) ee ee L |) ex
Cercospora centaureae Died.:
Centaurea cyanus (cornflower) - ---.------------_|----- doe ae eee Ti 22S | ees ox
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:
Coffeaispal(coftec) sees yes a eee G0 Fae See ens peta ee 1 | Ariz.
Cercospora duddiae Welles:
AUC TTRCE DCA (OLLI OT) pee ee | dot ae sueube Tee 1) ree eee Tex
Cercospora frazinites Ell. & Ev.:
JO RAT POIG OG (ON og ye es eI (6 Koo sry ere ae 4) |S 23/2522 lex

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

43

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Cercospora gossypina Cke.:

Gossqpnmisps (cottonsleaf)=-- ee
Cercospora handelii Bub.:

FEOMUILERLOM OTS DE area ek he So a ae Se ea
Cercospora insulana (Sace.) Chupp:

LLU OATO SO OUI TTON Pe oe a ee ee

Limonium sp
Cercospora kaki Ell. & Ev.:

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) - ____-__-__-__-
Cercospora lippiae Ell. & Ev.:

Lippia alba
Cercospora lythracearum Heald & Wolf:

Puncia granatum (pomegranate)
Cercospora mangiferae Koord.:

Mangifera indica (mango)
Cercospora musae Zimm.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Cercospora nepetae Tehon:

INORG: BO Se Oe ee eee tid
Cercospora neriella Sace.:

Nerium oleander (oleander) ___________-___-_-__-
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:

IG HUTUSES eee eee ek _eernlgn dhe
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:

Paspalum dilatatum (dallas grass)

Tricholaena repens (Natal grass) ___________-_____
Ceuthospora lunata Shear:

Hehodonenaron spi. 2 se enleniad
Cheatomium contortum Pk.:

Zantedeschia aethiopica (eallalily)___-_____--__-___-

POL EMESCh? iS pe eee wk Wa Pant rie oe os aa)
Chiodecton sanguineum (Sw.) Wain.:

Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Chlamydomyces palmarum (Cke.) Mason:

IBETOMIANSp aero Pk Te abe oivates
Chrysomyxa rhododendri (DC.) D By.:

Rhododendron ferruginewm_____-_-----------_---

MRROCOUEN ANON SD ethos epee
Cladosporium oryzae Sace. & Syd.:

Onyzarsmevag (vice) ae te ee Eoreiusee
Cladosporium pisicola Snyd.:

EASUMUSALUILM. (DCA) fee een Pekan
Clonostachys araucaria Cda.:

COTO SIS pen I a Ol eaten
Coleosporium domingense (Berk.) Arth.:

IMM Enim SD ee ee aps eer eee
Coleosporium ipomoeae (Schw.) Burr.:

Ipomoea sp. (morning-glory)
Colletotrichum cajani Rangel:

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Colletotrichum coffeanwm Noack:

Coficaisph (coflee) = eiiis Be a yet
Colletotrichum falcatum Went:

Saccharwm officinarwm (sugarcane) ______________
Colletotrichum graminicolum (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)

EGG TNS (Cond) a ee ae
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Schw.) Ferr.:

EISES Deere stall abscess bls 2s 2) a ee
Colletotrichum lilit Plakidas:

Lilium auratum (goldband lily)________-______--

Lilium formosanum (Formosa lily)

Lilium gigantewm (giant lily)

Lilium hansonii (hanson lily)

Lilium henryi (henry lily)

Country of origin

Canal Zone, Colombia,
Costa Rica, Guate-
mala, Honduras, Mex-
ico, Nigeria, Panama.

IMIGAO) st eee

Bermudas ==—= aes

iIMiexico sss oes aoe

Auistraliai===2=" = aehaae
Wenezielasessne een ee

IB Taz ile aioe ee ee eine
Beloinme= seuss ean
Austria, Switzerland,

unknown.
England

India vJapaneee ss. sos
Mexico, Portugal -______-
Netherlands_--------=_-
CanaltZones ean acme
Mexico Sericnus Ores
PUecLOPRiComasasse sens
WOWGATO Rie eee
Bahamas, Cuba, Mexico

italy; wVMiexi cos saa ===
Genmnanyae eee

PANIstralig aes sees

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
é ‘ Collected
a ‘sn S in—
Be a ied
no (3) Qo
as] ad jos
(o) ° mm
Oo Z |e
iL Es aoe omens eT exs
2352 S828 RENT
S| See ee ee xe
1 eee | ee TT exe
ey | rales (Se Caliter
i 2 | Seek ee emexe
S| as | Sees exe
See ke se bn bhi
bp Sass | SESS @alits
Calif.,*
Md.,N.Y.,
Pa:, Tex.
Ug )S2e2 | Sealy Mex
Bord MS adele NTRS AS
1 |S ee | See WAZA
eee ale IDE Gn
ae Ee I IDOE
S| OT NESTE
pT eT NEE
ofp ered We ONe Je
See ees rele alii:
pita ere ee Oates
Wea euele| 2a IVES PRINS nx 4~
Son ees le yWwiashe
1 1 ESe SC alist
3 1} /29-2) Mids Dex.
See ees La VWViashs
pest eee |p Il ney.
Le ee aeaeMexe
4 ee| =| INGMYe MEER.
J.)---+!= ala Dexs
Qaly pil ieee ila simMex:
2) been 22) {Vedi ex.
1/5) Se See Pas
|
oo so tell d@alit’®
| Calif.,* Oreg.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Zui Calif

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Colletotrichum liliit Plakidas—Continued
Lilium japonicum (Japanese lily)__.-..--.----___
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)___....-..-__-_--
inline ghernense=asses sae ean oe sen ETO
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily)_.__.___________-
Liliwm speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily) -

Tiliamtigninwny (tiger lily) eee eee
Lilium wallichianum (wallich lily)
TALL TN Se EES Leer eRe e

Colletotrichum pisi Pat.:

IPisUMASativusnl (CA) ee ee ee Ee
Colletotrichum pisicola Snyd.:

Pisum sativum (pea)
Colletotrichum trichellum (Fr.) Duke:

Hedera helix (English ivy)

ETCH CT AIS DON (LV;y) ae ee ae ee ee a
Coniosporium agaves Pass.:

Agave sp. (century plant)
Coniosporium chusqueae Speg.:

Chusquea quila:(quila)lj 222222 2-222 222 i
Coniothecium quercina Sace.:

Quercus sp. (oak)
Coniothyrium cytisallum (Pass. & Thum.) Sace.:

GAO UNUM CECT CT te ee tear er a
Coniothyrium hellebori Cke. & Mass.:

Helleborus niger (Christmas-rose)____.__.-_---_-

Coniothyrium olivaceum Bon.:

TOD UTUUTINS Ds see = Se Bee Een

WWAsteri a Spps ee ser ee TE ORE ET
Coniothyrium pirinum (Sace.) Sheldon:

Malus sylvestris (apple)
Coryneum carpophilum (Lev.) Jauch:

Prunusynensica) (peach) Seas SN
Cryptodiaporthe salicina (Curr.) Wehm.:

Saliz discolor (pussy willow)
Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:

Gladiolsistsp ee PP ND A a ae ey hehe Real
Cymadothea trifolii (Fr.) Wolf:

Trijolian spe (clover) 2 see ale
Cytospora ceratophora Sace.:

Castanea sp ei(Chestnut) ewes See a eh Ea
Cytospora chrysosperma Fr.:

Salix discolor (pussy willow) ol antes ee ie
Cytospora rhoina Fr.:

Cotinus coggygria (smoketree) - Pipi Pree pee a LAU Be
Cytospora salicis (Cda.) R

ISQLICYS PSEA ARG COR WOES SO Ee OT
Dendryphium obstipum Pollack:

Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)___.._--------------
Dendryphium toruloides (Fres.) Sacce.:

ACA LINT AD SJ 0) ea sO A DAE ae
Diaporthe eres Nits.:

Wisteria cl STD sey ee le Ee aS Dae a
Dibotryon morbosum (Schw.) Theiss. & Syd.:

Unknown shrub or tree_ 2 yee Sate
Diplocarpon earliana (Ell. & Ev.) Wolf:

Fragaria sp. (strawberry)
Diplocarpon rosae Wolf:

IRLOSAISD -A(TOSC) see eee ee see ie cle
Diplodia cococarpa Sace.:

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Diplodia epicocos Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) /- 2-2-2 2 ee

Country of origin

Berauda: China, India, i
Japan.

Mexicos<c224 22 ee
IP OLuUg alae

Germany2 oe
Treland!s: S242 eee

IMexicog=ssasesee sean

Mex COsaee eae ee
Netherlands--.---.-.---

Netherlands, Switzer-
land.

Miexicost2ece2 se osceecee
Wran Cesct sec eee asses
Ipuavedbepavol sn | ee
Netherlands. -22--2-2-=

Quam, Hawaii, Marshall] 26

Islands, Nigeria, Phil-
ippines.

Kwajalein Island__..----

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

1 sy |[ 0

ae | SS

34| a isa_

no| 2 jasc
gs I os
Oo |G |e

pAMe aI SB |e}

peat pe ip 3)

pee Mee | ak

[Pi gh ED,

SE ES 5

2 ea
ESI MIL

LS pS
SN apenay Bese

2362 To eee

LEA Gai| Soe SMI

aut: ee | ime
|S aott eee
1 Ee ee (Oe =
Te ad eee

spear ieee Se aI)

LEE) ERS

ey Peete |

pee NS 67
Qi re
1) |e
bE) eee Fee
Df) Sees ares
1h] Soe
1o) 25
1 |) aera

weal eres Lae
1 ihe
2) See eee

pert | at

wo SSL
Diya sey

Vek
1's hee

Collected
in—

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.,*
Wash.

Calif.*
Wash.
Calif.,*N. Y.

Tex.
Md.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS A5

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin ¢ Collected
Ry > 3 in—
Ei a] a ilea
Ee] 3) I fone)
g@S/ gd jos
S) Oo |e
2) Z |
Diplodia gossypina Cke.:
Ipomoea batatas {ud eetpotato) Bee Bee ta monroe Sem IMC xICO Bee ee Ee Bera | alg eae exe
Mor sisped nu berry) 222-4222 ates ee ee Banham doe een ase ee nae bare es Nee eee x
Nymphaea sp. (waterlily) -._---.---------------- Ching ssntee hi renikne sep. 1s Sees Re aVWashis
Diplodia henriquesiana Trav. & Spessa:
Waniimorganied, (Orchid) = 32222 Sexes sess Teese Siamee= Se veevenkiyiees 4s =ts esl eyelets [UN iid hs
Diplodia paraphysaria Sace.:
rachogiiarspe (Orchid). — se=2 2252252 = ess es CanaleZonee=seanes== a Soa eee ltt n@alitet
Diplodia sedicola Cke. & Harkn.:
SETI TIES eet eee re ee tee BN ERE INICXI COM te a eesen cerns Basal PE ale ols Cs
Diplodia Frairomae (Pat.) Nowell:
PEYEVTCR AD rapa EES ES Sipe eae Rate ah acre se LTT Laren se S sacha re ee: Nhe | eae |e | LON AR
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)____________- IBLAZT eee, ener eS): aes | eee |e a
Garcinia mangostana (mangosteen) India ar terete al By ees WIN SYS
SAUER ee ee ae eee heey Union of South Africa_._.| 1 |__._|_.__| Mass.
Dahon el ee ROR an A een Mexico us ee 15 j| Noes eS ex:
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
ROGONENONONISDs—— = 5-2 2 2b reins Netherlands_-_-_--------- AEE E SOOM IING dn
Diplodina grossulariae Sace. & Briard:
ERUCSISD eee teen Do eS 232 Se aie en ei ek Genmanys22s-2= eee Bees aeee le kal) NIG df
Diplodina rostrupii Vest.:
CU COME COLESUQEI= 2k ener ES eae e AL Netherlands 322222225 real aa ca sy bel IN pes ci
PET ENESHILOMID UNO — en ee Ne 2 eS eR SS OMS Seeker eee ee te PS SSE a TING Pd)
Discella carbonacea (Fr.) Berk. & Br.:
Saliz discolor (pussy willow) --------------------|----- Oa eee eee shes fe if | Paes | gers FIN py
Discosia artocreas Fr.:
Camellia japonica (camellia)____-____---_-__---- PEAT SVT tne arse ea feet cis tote 4a A Calitsh
OOMOUCT ONO ES Dep ete en ae eee» A eee Canadal= =. 22s nee Es | Re evel “Vash
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:
AVA TTR CO Ont) 2 as ee ee ee IMexicols ete SSeS ght | eke ite hal Ariz.
MHOTIITASD tee ot ee na SES ena es. INetherlands#222 22 BE RO ETN ipa.
Ditylenchus iridis Steiner:
sca na (SPAanish Iris) == =2=--22_ 22 228) eee ee OM aL Bae ees aap) J alee! ote le@alifgs
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins: |
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)------------------- T3y CYA ap Oa pape ae Cee syvisel) ed palnnayy Teas Mda.,
ex.
OS SOUR OL OLD a eee ee ee Seas Paraguay. 2 atearseneiine loti |Acete lec oul aes
COS UO (UC eo T at je fe a ee Argentina, Brazil, PuUs2s | ee pAdasaCality*
Ecuador. a Md.,
Mass.,
INsa Pa,
Tex.
Giinusysinensis (Orange). = -2__ 2 2= aka ies Argentina, Brazil, Un-| 2 | 61 |__._| Ala., Calif.,*
known, Uruguay. Fla.,* La.,
Ma.,
Mass.,
NOY, pe2.,
Tex., Va.
GHiTaLSISPYA(OLAN GC) tt Pe ee ee Argentina, Brazil, Uru-j__--| 4 |--.-| Fla.,* Md.,
guay. INDY.
Elsinoe fawcettii Bitane. & Jenkins var. scabiosa
Jenkins:
(Canine Poy Cera) ee Se ee Auustraliqwt eye 3s reus Fe |i 2) /|23¢ 2 \eibas eViass:
Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)-_----- Cuba, Puerto Rico_-_-_-_-- G6): oes INS, IPsaR.-
Entomosporium maculatum Lev.:
Cydonia oblonga (quince)_-__--_-- =~ 2-2 ae IM ipa a ee Lig ete [ete Text
Entyloma dahliae Syd.:
VON ITOAS Deer ee rere eae ATE CI SRE tL DB enm ar keene ee eee aon TU esse eee RNa Ne
Erwinia citrimaculans (Doidge) Magrou:
Gitrusisinensis (orange). . 22a ee eee Union of South Africa___|____| 1 |_-__| Tex.
Exobasidium vaccinii (Fckl.) Wor.:
Rhododendron carolinianum___-.---------------- Netherlands_-___---.___- pocteens | Soll oh ice Nits
Phododendron laetevirens ___--------------------|----- GK hea en pee ae Se TE ee thal INEGI:
Fabraea maculata Atk.:
Cydoniaroblonga (quince) 822 ee ee INVEXI CO fe eee ese OS) eats tay) ADs 9.35

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin i i Collected
Q Pa s in—
5 a) Blade
ano! o/as
ga5|/ d los
(o) So =
6) Z |e
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht f. gladioli (Massey)
Snyd. & Hansen:
Gladiolisisp reste Sa a see Netherlands, Virgin az || ORD EEOR alias.
Islands. Ys}
Tex., Va
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. medicaginis
(Weimer) Snyd. & Hansen:
Medicagorsatival (alfalfa) eatss S222. 222s Sa Lan Wiexi Cone Seaman ees Sees 2 IE SOL IN Wallies
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. narcissi (Cke. &
Mass.) Snyd. & Hansen:
UNIGT CTS S USES Be es aa ag Te st hs Oe eae Netherlands 3s as as | 9 | Calif.,*
IN [Ge
S. C., Tex
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. twherosi (Wr.)
Snyd. & Hansen:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-..------------__-- IMU C0) os see soe We Noes!) M0tore
Gliomastiz convoluta (Harz.) Mason:
Milvumunegale (no yalililiy) sees eae ee Netherlands__---------- sseal=- =| Sele ACalitee
Taliumtenuifoliwme(corali lily) 2 Gol se S022 SRE 228) SI Cahike
Oraniakmacrocladiusi(palm) 222s ae Straits Settlements______ Bese ea © alates
Solanum tuberosum (potato) --_--------_-------- Australia, China, Japan,
Netherlands, Sweden. |_----| 5 |----| Calif.*
Zingiber. officinale (cinger)_ 22222222 China Wapanksassseeeee 535 |-2 3 | Sass tCalite
Gloeosporium aquifolti Penz. & Sace.:
Tlex aquifoliwm (English holly)_......-..-----__- Iran CCL = eee eee eee De) YEG ees Nye
Gloeosporiwm catechu Syd.:
Arecaicathecu(betelspalm) = ease 2 ee Philippiness=s2.-225 40s 15 Ss 322s MCalites
Gloeosporiwm leguminum (Cke.) Sace.: "
PT OSODISISD +1 MES GUILE) ean een a IMAC eee 16/22. 2 Seas helexs
Gloeosporium olivarum Alm.:
Oleaxeuropaeat(olive) ae ee eR @ypruswitalyzs-2os=e 34|) 1/22 S| SNe Yer hex.
Gloeosporium perennans Zeller & Childs:
IMalusisy westiisa(apple) sume ese ea Siedler eee eer | een | ie ae ee INT a a
Gloeosporium piperatum Ell. & Ev.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -__-_--------------- IMexiC0)52=2222-2-- === 15] Soe Ss ex.
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper)__--_--___- JADANe = ao selee ee sscs|eeS|rss |i Calites
Gymnosporangium japonicum Syd.: ‘
IULTUDETUSECHLIVETIS1S Eee Ree ey Sta ee SENG || O32 Se ee oe eS ess ela eC alites
Gymnosporangium juniperi Lk.:
Sorbus aucuparia (European mountain-ash) _____ Swedens2o3: 002 ieee eee ede | INig 8
Gymnosporangium juniperinum (Pers.) Mart.:
Sonbusiacuparican see Lee eS Norway, Sweden. -----|----|----] 2] N.Y.
Helminthosporiwm oryzae Breda de Haan: :
OAT, SOG Wale oo ea ae ee ee Se @hina Sse eee eee Te tel! Obi
Hendersonia sabaleos Ces.: =
[Pv eeGiietianre Si tel pi Undid Sone ie SEE Se EE Union of South Africa_._|_---| 1 |----| Mass.
Heterodera avenae Eidam:
Sollswithtbaggin gs ea ee eas England]. 1/22 eS INS
Sollawithipine 6 2S 00S ae ey eee ee eee UOT IM has SE pins | eee Se TINTS NZ
Solliwathwpotatoess2 aa Netherlands. _________-- 35. a Pat
Soil with rutabagas Idinved Eravolie Se LS a) ee Be
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurmans Stekhoven:
SOI at MACACEUS meee oak ely alos Nueamee eal ara trance Tsraelee-seseseee oi SEES STS SINISE SEN ern
Soil with cactus and succulents. ______________- France... ion Surely aan TS | Be Say NGI
SOMmwUG MEH DUD LLAL TES pees see cee eras IVECXICO. 2k eee Seay seio lf Cebit:
Sollimithe Mam millaniaisp seat eee eae a Re Q0ssaas8h eee = SDE Osh MGalitsaiMex.
Soilkwithyunknowneplantsesessses ee eee litt) hi. eee one SK aoe | SRE SI NYS
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
Soilvonianvoldtanniyitnickes se) 2 ee eee Germany esses sees 1 Pee Bee IN NCS
Soiliwithtbagein pees tole eo ee England, Netherlands, 4 {RSE 5/2 SUNS BYe ea?
Scotland.
Soilévpt Wow bs sees ee ee Denmark, England -_____|-__- SS 9927 ELEN eyes
Soilkwithtcact serena neue eae Enpland sIsraclmaanaaie | ae ESSE 271) RIN SINE RY:
Soil with cactus and sedum_/.--=.-_---.--2 4-22 Eineland. sores eas |e 2]. S| INOS
Soillsw Gy carrot secre ete a Swedenu=2.2- sso ee 1) BEE Pas
Sonu! \eallay corel tds(eYoy ol) oy A eS ee ee IDhanavlen ese ee 2 Sl TINS
Soilkwithieolevis eae ei ts Seek eae Ticelan dite Se |e Ses | rel Nees
Solliwathicurrantiplantseeses meee Wn gland aie |e ocelot) Nl Mc

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

AT

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Heterodera punctata—Continued
Soil with cyclamen
SollGwano Cymbidium sp! 2.22222 =~ = ete
Soil with forget-me-not_ ________.----_-----------
Soil with heather
DGMEVILOCM GILT ALS Sp) Soe eo 2 eo ee es wl No
Polwatamancissus | bulbs_ + ___-__-______--_ ===
Sollewabbronion! sets tse a ee eee
Soil with packing around dishes
Soil with phlox plants
S{OVUL WAL Lah [0100 ae ere Se RS Cee ee eee
Pollawathavarious) plants= 2 222-2 ee

NOUawAUREDOtALOCS = see eae a a ow Hod see oe

Soil with primrose plants______________-__------
Soil with rose bush
Soil with Sedum sp. and cacti
Soil with Sedum sp
HoOWewavhy shamrock os. — 92-5 Sols wes
Soil with spruce and oak trees_________-_--_____-
Soil with succulents and rhododendrons
Soil with miscellaneous trees________-______-_____-
Soliirommisediurns S20 see Sloe ese elias ts

Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
pollonvanvold army, truckss—- 5 s— ne es
Sollswithiasparacis fer so s2 2 eT
Soil with bagging

Solswatbebeetsimars a sai OTN aac Sees ery we
Sollswathybeconia plants = aster eae es
Soil with begonia tubers
Sollawa Gig tl DSi eee he es
Soil with cactus and sedum plants
Sollawithkcarrotshes.
Soil with chrysanthemum cuttings_____________
Soillswithiclematis plants! = =
HoUswithwConvallaniaispeeese sas
Holswathioldicordage! 2a
Soil with current plants_________
Soil with cyclamen plants
Solswithidahliaituberse 2s oe ee ee

SOU rib het errie teres SA AI Ne Mh a ate
Solewithwiraganiaisps- sean a en ee
Sollawithieeranium plants .! 2s ee ee

Soil with Glecoma hederacea plant
Sollawiuhieloxinia plants. == 2-5- ss
Soil with gooseberry, currant, and plum plants__
Soil with heath

Soil with heather and potatoes_________________-
Soil with iris and gladiolus bulbs_______________
HOUkwob Ue bagrin semi lane enema wn
Soil with kale and shamrock plants
Soil with lavender plants
Solbwathwleelcwen ee Wess ee ee
SOllewithslilvabulbstwwe sees Dal
Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips________________-
Solbwithemiyntilerplantesss=- soe
Soil with narcissus bulbs and dahlia roots_______
Soil with oat straw packing_____________________
Soil with onion sets
Soil with hay packing around dishes
Soil with packing for old toys

Soiliwithyperennialseys- sees yeaa hee Treland at Seeen een Seen |

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin \ lhe

Q P 1s

Ss dj Bie

a. i) | QQ

BS a (OF

o yA
ng lan disses shoe ere se alee | 1
ees 6 Ke ana Se ea iL
German yee eae ee eee
England, Scotland -_-___- |i bses5 | 2
Spainhess sss Senta esc ed 8 Eth
Trelands == se ess eS Wem) | See | ea
Netherlands — 222-2222 22 eee ----| 1
(Csnnh oe ee | 1 | een
Ae 6 (one ES eS Se eee a eIL
Tslevor Wianins ae ss ane ise Hea le VUE
Germany, Spain, Swe- | 1 |----| 3
den, Switzerland. | |

England, Norway, Swe- |
den.

Germany
Spain eee cere a

Germany
England
Belgium, England, | |
Netherlands, Scotland | |
|
|

do
England, Switzerland
England, Finland_-_-_---- ---- , ae
England
England, Sewden
Netherlands
England, Ireland, Scot- —_-_--|
land. |
England, Netherlands
England
England, Germany, Ire-
land. | |
ireland sae e ee ae ee |
Luxembourg, Norway-- __--!
Sweden |
Scotlan dats ssa aaa Yel
England, Scotland
Scotland
England

Tre lanrdestest te weil kere can ge ere
Hneland, ireland’ =ie 6 Shaina.
lrelan Gale aera eek ee ae ea

England, Scotland. -____ -_-- ea
Netherlands 22s sss =e eres ease
Germany

England

England

ZLLZLZL222

Collected
in—

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 80, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin : : Collected
FI ‘n S in—
de
28| 3 |85
as/ gd jlos
[o) ole
1S) Z |e
Heterodera rostochiensis—Continued
Soilkwithivarious}plantse sss England, Germany, ees el GEIB ae
; Scotland.
Soilkwithipotatocseasss2=ss=——= eee ee Denmark, England, 4/14] 8 | Calif.,*
Germany, Ireland, INEDYaest isles
Norway, Scotland, exes maVicnes
Spain. Wash.
Soil with raspberry plants_.-----.-._--___---__- Sweden ees | ek (TN ee
Soil with rhododendron plant____________-____-- Scotland_-_ foie ES eA asc
Soil with Sedum sp. plants__..._...-._-------_-- Poland ie oe | TEENS (TR INT RG
Soilijwithishallot3==s ess ee eee ee Wales ES Wd le llad lo. Co
Soilswathtshamrocks eles ss. eels ieee eee anes Treland, Scotland _-__-_--_- So aE erst eC alitess
Mass.,
IN-RYese 2)
Soil with strawberry plants________-_--_------_- Menmarke sos eaeeo ee ae Sees ee aan INS NZ
coll with strawberry, gooseberry, and carnation | England__-_------------ TER RR a IN eae
plants.
Soilgwithithyme plants®4 20-2 see nica desnesach eee PR APS (ES seal) WAST TN (ee a
Soll ey t Ly GUL Loy bo Ua bo Se aes pr | (Oo ee et are ean eet Mp ete NS Lat IIIS: Deg
Soiltwithivioletrootss ae ae a eee ees Osea RESUS eeehieas Ce a ee ee alites
Soil withiwoody, cuttings) nee eee Scotlan Giss2 senna amean UE TG haf. Neo
SS TL eee Bae Ui le Ni fens 4 POLAT Cll eatin ARR IF aes SLE INIG) Ni
Sweepings from floor of lighter______--_--___---- Scotland? = es (19 IED AE Sos RANT ves
Heterodera schachtii Schmidt:
Soiliiwithubeet sata wila xl Mw Ue ee Ntalyeccnae kan oe Bales S| Oa in| eee ANSE ET
Soil with grape and fig plants________-_-.__=_---_|_---- (6 Koy erage eee ee EA EC ab INF) Noo
Heterosporium iridis (Fautr. & Roum.) Jacques:
Gladiolisisp ene es a IMiexi con ne shart ene sels Le\\ ein = | era ext i
Irisigermanica) (Germaniiris) {see New: Zealand ees ee ee Sa) al Cates
Heterosporium ornithogali (Klotzsch) Cke.:
Ornithogalum thyrsodides (chinkerichee) -__------ Union of South Africa_.__| 4 |____!_--- Maes
ich.,
INGE LED
Hormiscium pinophilum (Nees) Lind.:
Abies balsamea (balsam fir) __.__.__------------- INO A WEN See seeeeesees Tees oe || anova
DNA T APIS) ORG GaN 0) ely a ae Ba tps ee ee et ee Genm anya as eens sh TOD | AR IN aye
Hormodendron cladosporioides (Fres.) Sacc.: -
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_._-------- Hondunassessessse=asae 1h) ee See
Hypocrella caulium (Berk. & Curt.) Pat.:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _------------ Mrinidads=s====s-s2sss=s s19|| EES SS RN ee
Iscaria clavata Ditm. (?):
Gocosinuciferas(COCconut) == sae ete ee ene IMIS) Sb sos -eeesoeoe These | Oby bie
Tsariopsis griseola Sace.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) --_--------- Puerto Ricos=ssssssso=— Diy cee eee NT
Lembosia agave Earle:
VAG AVEISD te em a eee AR AEM RS AAI BBS Osa see {01 | Sta | re Ee
Leprosis:
Gitrusisinensisk (Oran ee) ae eee eens Bolivia, Brazil_-..-_---- 1} 1 |__--| Mass., Tex.
Leptosphaeria eustomoides Sace.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) _.2.------2---22---1-- Germanyaee ee ee {Fs Ses eee Califa
Leptosphaeria rusci (Wallr.) Sace.:
LRALSCUSICL ECO ESE ears m a em Wi weds RAL NAR ile anes Vitaly assess ase eens 1A fan gee ned PAD
Leptosphaeria vagabunda Sace.:
Ohrysamthemum zawadskit = 2. 22 22 Canadasasassss sete etal ea IL WN ds
Leptostromella hysterioides (Fr.) Sace. (?):
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) ---------------- Japanassse saws eee as Pete ci ka i COralbbns”
Leptothyrium pomi (Mont. & Fr.) Sace.:
Malisisilvesinisn (apple) eee eae one nn ee Saree IVICX COWS aa sae eenaene es 1 at fesse ly 4 BSc
Lophodermium arundinaceum (Fr.) Chev.:
Phragmites communis (reed) -------------------- INetherlandse22=2=2- ee" nL eee eel IVA
Lophodermium pinastri (Fr.) Chev.: {
IP NALSIS PACD LTIG) ene ee ee er ait co UNA a paris ae. eles weralerss Ae CROSS ea Beiter alites
Macrophoma epidendri Keissl.:
Schomburgkia sp.) (orchid) poss as a IVEGXICO Soe ae eas sees coe Ee nU le A Ox
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.: ‘
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)----------- Costa Rica, Hawaii, Beet eee Cali
India, Mexico, Hawaii.
Panama.

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AQ

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

|

Disease and host

Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid.: ;
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Solanum tuberosum (potato). ___-..__-_-_-_____-

Marssonina frazini Ell. & Davis: |
UROTAMAL SESS (ASM) os at 2 eee |

Marssonina juglandis (Lib.) Magn.: |
PIG LOT SISD ss (WINE) oe bent

Melanospora zamiae Cda.: |
Zingiber officinale (ginger) ______________________-

Meliola citricola Syd.:

Ginwusigrandis (pummel)lo)_------- atte !

Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:

EAU CATS Os ES A es Sa ce eee Tea ren che
CUETO IS FO es ES ES ES Ee ene tne ee }

Memnoniella echinata (Rivolta) L. O. Gall.:
Lilium longiflorum (Faster lily)_...____________-
Zingiber officinale (ginger)______.________________

Metasphaeria hibiscincola Rehm:

PETA UARCILGIG DSi wee ed

Microperella quercus Hoehn:

QCM SOs (CONS A SENS SSS ROR ie

Microthyrium microscopicum Desm.:

RERIIUI SES [Ds ethers te ye a

Monilinia fructicola (Wint.) Honey:

VICE SESULUEStTIS) (ADDIC) ae =

Moniliniafructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Cydonia oblonga (quince) _______________________-
Matus sylvestris (apple) __._________--_-- 2.
ZAI TUSECONILMULN IS (DCAT) an es Coe EEE

Mycena citricolor (Berk. & Curt.) Sace.:
[Omphalia flavida Maubl. & Rangel]
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____________________

Mycosphaerella advena Syd.:
GChamucdoreaisp-\(palm) 2s ee
Mycosphaerella clintoniana House:

Mycosphaerella pomi (Pass.) Lindau:

LERUS SYBASE (EX0 0G) 2 Se
Mycosphaerella punctiformis (Pers.) Schroet.:

PAM AROMUCE SD tas etn ae We

Country of origin

ADS ee ee ch erent,

China, Japan, Tahiti___- ;

iMrinidads=s-— sass

Bngland 222 eaten h ae

New Zealand___-__-_____

Netherlands

England, Germany,
Netherlands.

Netherlands

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

a ele

6 |Z ik

eae eee sees

eels yy Diy |e Ae
Tp ple ceveil eS
We} eet nt ne

41 ted | ae
Ace Be is

Ee eal Pea
i SSE

Seal eed ee

UN esae| Soce

Bs Pea tea
Ty | eee eee

ee eee al
TD jecealezes
ay see

De teed bal beam

Es NEC TY cen
7 steers eee
ee

EO Cee al ail

een ere E DL
Dy sees | eee =

Hes 6El| yi gilbreced

Resale ice ail

Perey ee tsa

eBags boeteall\ pL

Seat piel ee

SESE lye:

aa al ita ele
Dh | tl | ee

Se Ve al i
1 pees Leet
i cae Psa
Tigis ses} ee

1

Collected
in—

Calif.*
Calif.*

| Tex.

Mass.
Calif.*
Calif.*

N. J.
N. J.

Calif.*
Calif.*

INS NS
Wash.
N. J.
N. Y.
N. Y.
Pa.
Calif.,*
INEpY?
Calif., La.,
Mex,
Tex:
Wash.
Tex.
Tex.
Pa.
N. J.
Navi
Wash.
Va.
Wash.

Calif.*
Calif.*

ING log TNs 4

Tex.
Wash,
Ariz.

N. J.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, a 951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Papulaspora parasitica (Kidam) Harz:
Gladiolussp-—=-s- <4 =. ee ee
Ricinis communis (castor-bean)

Paraphelenchus amblyurus Steiner:
Tris kaenmvpferi (Japanese iris)

Peronospora effusa (Grev.) Rab.:
Spinacia oleracea (spinach)

Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Cymbidium sp. (orchid)
Dendrobium johannis (orchid)
Epidendrum prismatocarpum (orchid)
OrchiGdsne sess lhs Wek ie pe ohiis yi Gnw Los ese ER
Stanhopea sp. (orchid)

Pestalotia diospyri Syd.:
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)

Pestalotia disseminata Thuem.:
SEL C CU Y DU LUSS 1) see ae ee

Pestalotia funerea Desm.:

Araucaria araucana (monkeypuzzle)

Pestalotia guepini Desm.:

(Oi AROS ee Se ak eee UE SE ee ets

ENO OCENMATONROUULILSLL Tae ee ene omens emanate
Pestalotia japonica Syd.:

Acer palmatum (Japanese maple)
Pestalotia macrotricha Kleb.:

Pieris japonica (Japanese andromeda)

ENOCOGEN CT ONNSD et eee eee
Pestalotia paeoniae Maubl.:

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Pestalotia palmarum Cke.:

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
Psidium guajava (guava)
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sace.) Guba:
ERROCOGENCTOM Spies see oe eae enn ae
Pezizella oenotherae (Cke. & Ell.) Sace.:
LOSAAS De seep n = WMH re eee AOE Ne dae LN iene
Phaeosphaeria oryzae Miyake:
Oryza sativa (rice)
Phakospora desmium (Berk. & Br.) Cumm.:
Gossypium sp. (cotton)
Phlyctaena ranunculacearwm Hoehn.:
Paconia suffruticosa (tree peony)
(POCONOS Dee ele eee SE SP
Phoma citricarpa McA\p.:
Citrus grandis (pummelo)
Citrus limon (lemon)

Ciimusepanadisn (srapeiniit) esse ie ee aoe
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

CLTULSISD ees oe fe ie a AL ee
Phoma hortensiae Brun.:

EV ON OTG EO: SY) ere oe aa aad el at ie Ea
Phoma limonii Theum.:

Citrus sinensis (orange)
Phoma pomi Pass.:

Malus sylvestris (apple)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ; ; Collected
Q P Ss in—
EI gia
ao} o |aA°
g@S/ gd jos
(o} fo) wy
iS) Zags
Japansch. cose 45 ae ost | eh |e hCalit*
Philippinesseeesss=-=e" pees -|| Chibis=
Je Danee s+ ae ee Sees peeeee ea yal Op bti
IMIOXTCOSSes ee ee 81/2 | ees Atizs
JENA VAI Susld Fo elas SESS | peers ee Saal Cais
Hijipisland Sasa eres Pee ee a eva wanis
INOS AMIR oe ees SS ea) a elena
Costa Rica ees eet ees | eae elas
EON GUnaS ee Coo eS), a exe
IWexd CO Saat eee eee Seo) shea) alae
Japaneisoe anaes eee Lh] ees | ees Calif.*
IMiexi cots = ee eee SN ¢|?scacbon| a Tex.
Scotlands aaeaenees Bees beech INS VC
Azores, France, Japan___| 1 |:___| 3 | Calif.,*
Mass.
AVON Tee ty rs Bese Sseel al lh \yyaplan,
et erty GO EE SS eNom a Ta a @ aang
Netherlands_-__--__----- Pesce eel alo Nad.
Bed det Goes ssa Ce | ee a Vase
Japan: 2-5 ue ee eesaleesa|. 22.) CEN
Cuba, Hawaii, Marshall} 7] 1] 1] Calif..* Pa.
Islands, Philippines.
IMICXTCOt ee ne eee ae | eed Se exe
is eee GO 2a be co 2 oe eS | a ee exe
Netherlandst Sean snes Li Sul enale/ OU INGE Vasu.
ret) (cho eee RA SE TWO INT.
Japanese =. Saha TL se Se et@alites
Puerto; Ricosis2_—ass223 Tey] ees |e AES
Japanlee. Feb fowsiet. noe penal UD Mealites
be GO) er ee | a Calis
@hinate=2 S82 heras 2 1 |---.| Calif*
China, New Zealand, See 4g Ce i Calife satay,
Union of South Africa. Mass
Union of South Africa___|____ Uy esee)! Watisle
China Japan= 4s seaeae yl) 8) fee.) CeMlti
Mass.,
Minn.,
INESYS
Australia, China, Fiji | 39 On Pees Caliteen
Islands, Japan, Union Hawaii, ;
of South Africa. Mass., #
Md., Pa.
Chingtiee28 eee 1! | ey Sesh | pore Hawaii.
IAYZ OT EG re a a ae eee Casa al | iss,
INT Ox] COE sae ee ee ens es ity] eee te aes Tex.
IN OG Ye eee Ee We|2o || Jet

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51

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

| Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin 3 ; Collected
Q Pe st in—
Bal fie
ao] oc |an°9
a5} gd los
io) Oo ln
iO | & Ie
|
Phoma rusci West.:
PIUBCUBVOCILEQLILS: (7) a kk Penner iG all ty seen esaeien ninlk ene rie | aes eed MP ays
Phomopsis cinerescens (Sace.) Trav.:
FUSORIBTCIT CON (LIE) )= oe die) Linen Sn ncn Pea WICK COM Meta nreeeees eae sean esta Tex
Phomopsis cocoes Petch: :
NCUSITTILCHTEN@: (COCONILG) ten ee eee Guam, Philippines_____- Aue | ieee TH oT rare
Phomopsis ophites (Sace.) Trav.:
Hibiscus hamabo (hamabo hibiscus) ----------_-- INetherlandsS= esas eee NS MiLAN
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sace.: ;
Arecnorathecw (betel palm) =—2--__ 2 Ls ) Néeyjo) byl Ree ee ae edb Ob yitio.
Phragmidium disciflorum [Tode] James:
FID. SD) = ee ie ee eee Germany, Italy.-__-_--- 05 See eet IVa Sc esINE aye.
Phragmidium montivagum Arth. (?):
JRO HT) SO. 2 SS a Se Se Canada) ssa eee Bea Saee thd INK Uo
Phyllosticta caryae Pk.:
Garvoriinoensis (pecan) =! —-.--.22--=-=-_-___-.- WaMIex COs === S52 Seen SE ye alt Nee.
Phyllosticta gaultheriae Ell. & Ev.:
GILLETT OASROLLON (Sala) = bee a eee ee 0 anne in ee eee, Shee eees ex,
Phyllosticta glumarum (Ell. & Tracy) Miyake:
ROIIZOESALIDO (TICE) ees res LS VIE yon Dominican Republic__-_-|- 1 |-_--|----| P. R.
Phyllosticta laeliae Keissl.:
Wen dpourumMl Sp (OLehid)\2= 222-82 eee PACTS Uialll ae see ee seen STE AC alates
Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:
Mangifera indica (mango) _---_-------~---------- IMiexd COs arene ee 1 ae Tex.
Phyllosticta passiflorae McAlp.: oe
Passiflora edulis (purple granadilla) _____________ VANS TRA aera 1 |22-.|----|- Hawaii.
Phyllosticta ruscicola (Desm.) Dur. & Mont.:
PES CRESTS P= Bate Se ie Sa Le Ske MAPS id he rc een ag] OF) Ea ep emer 3 el sen No Gopyell O25
Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:
Wialisrsyivestris! (apple) == ee France, Germany---_---- ey oe| ees ces) Mich.,
a.
Phytophthora parasitica Dast.: ;
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__--_-------__- Wiexicos =e ee Diy Eeakee ee EAU IZ/s
Phytophthora phaseoli Thaxt.: |
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) - -_-__-_------'_---- OSes etch nen ein, |< | eanlee Seexe
Pleospora herbarum (Pers.) Rab.:
PUTUNTAS De (fax) woot ce en es = RIVER D Ife yO Belgiumee ene eee 1h | eas| ea BP a
WAXED SDL A Gye oy) ee ee ee ee er on eee Tia lyee ESM A oii a eal seesaw lhl INS OG
Pseudomonas marginata (McCull.) Stapp:
IGT UZOLIESTSD eh ee ee eee kD Palin Re ne rhe Netherlands_ -_-____-___- ese el | (Centhi
Pseudomonas savastanoi (E.F. Sm.) F. L. Stevens:
Oleoneuno pad (Olive) meen Se IS Tig lye se eee ret tes Pil | seat Eas LIN ein) toy
Pseudomonas seminum Cayley:
SETSUUTIISLULULLTID (DCA) eee etm a ER rr TeXoygioyeFM penne ere nh | ee ae PT OK
Pseudomonas solanacearum BE. F. Sm.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___-.--------------- INTER GO memes Se ace a reatiehure te ES eS eee MNES
Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Lib.) Sace.:
WViedicagorsativas (alialia) see ee Ne AT centin amen cel ban el occ ed NERS
Puccinia antirrhini Diet. & Holw.:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)____----------- Germanys se nee ene eeseelViasss
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.: |
Dianthus barbatus (sweet-william)________----_-- England, Switzerland___| 2 !____|__--| Mass., N. Y.
Puccinia buxi DC.:
SU TUSTSENLUDETUITENS) (DOX) aaa a san aa England, Yugoslavia____|____|__--] 2 | N. Y.
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:
Ghnysanthenvwmispenn aa eas ae aa ng land sass nee eee eel tell Neale
Puccinia glumarum (Schmidt) Eriks. & E. Henn.:
Drticun aestivum: (wheat) -------------_--- = Wltaliys 22" Sea i] ES Pee ae
Puccinia graminis Pers. var. tritici Eriks. & E.
Henn.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) _..----------------_-- Guatemala==25-95=55 1 | eee | RESTO
Puccinia heliconiae (Diet.) Arth.:
Strelitzia sp. (bird-of-paradise-flower) - -___----_- AMabano byl Seeley id YE
Puccinia hordei Otth: :
LOT CELTS Dea ee nnn es gous ne DTG IVICKI COM a= aan oe P| aloase| Cebit
Puccinia obtecta Pk.:
ISCLIPDUSIS Deere nna ea eo AE aoe ssn POTOSI. 48 GO ses soe sessscs SOA ead es Tex:
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.: |
- Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) ____-_-__- Union of South Africa___| 3 IN NG

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{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Puccinia porri (Sow.) Wint.:

Country of origin

PAllimeponnum) l6Ck)apeeneeee een eae Swedemss.5 3a. ste ees
Puccinia scirpi DC.:

SRN OD o> (Gey) one IMIGxICO= sss cea
Puccinia stakmanii Presley:

GossymiumisSpsn(COttOT) se ees ee a | Oe a a gS
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:

Stachytanphetanamaicensisesns 2 ees uertoeyRicom sss eee

SLACK LORDIVELAIS D De earn tn ee ep een | ER CO ieee ee atl ne ey Oe
Puccinia violae (Sechum.) DC.:

Viola tricolor (wild pansy)=—2--22_-------- 2 INOW 3 Yee esse ee
Pyrenochaeta acicola (Lev.) Sace.:

IPinusisp(6-leavedspine) a syne eee a eae Vapanns. oo eee ae
Pythium ultimum Trow:

Cattleyaisps. (Orchid) sa aeeie eee ee ee eee Beloimmiae ses eae
Pythium ultimum Trow (?):

Sinningia speciosa (Gloxinia). se | GOs nae eee
Ramularia tulasnei Sace.:
RAT Ag GTiG Spee sas a5 eal aes ee ee HWTran ce a2 2. ee

otylenchus robustus (de Man) Filip. (?):

Sollawithtprimroseyp lam teesee eee ae ere ne land aise ee eee
Schizophyllum commune Fr.:

CANA UTILS) ORES SEA Ek NS Cot ih Dat arg RPM RU OI Ss Hawaii S220 ie Wee

Cy eXeT ab Yo [A A Sa BAAS ON SER ae ere Re NC i TM (ebayer er ee
Sclerotinia kerneri Wettst.:

PAD LE Ss SP wisi ies SE MEA Maye se Sa aaa Switzerland_____-.-__-_-
Sclerotinia minor Jagger:

Cichorium endivia (endive)_-.-_-.--------------- 1B el same eee
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:

Allin sativus (Garlic) eee ee Ditalyse se eee
Sclerotium irregulare Miy.:

OP VATA (HOD) SA ee @hing shee ee
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:

Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)__________- Belgium se se.) ae

TA OOM ORO OS SA ee Netherlands-_-----------
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:

Chinysantheniiimys pees ee ee eee eee ere Japan, Mexico----_-----
Septoria citri Pass.:

Gitruisilimorny erm On) eee eee eae eae italy.) Spaina eee

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit). Japan. lai ete

Gitrusisimensisx(Oran ce) eee eee Straits Settlements______
Septoria leucanthemi Sace. & Speg.:

Chrysanthemum maximum (shasta daisy) ------- Mexico, Scotland_----_-_-

CRTYSANTREMAULTTS Dee tee et ee Japan, unknown_--_-_----
Septoria macrosporia Dearn.:

Dai s ype pepe Shad sa RINE DE tonal Rasy co eee agua Mirae es eee
Septoria posekensis Sacce.:

Cymbidium devonianum (orchid) -_____-_-_-----_-- TT 1 eh ae ae ee Re a

COOOL: GIGGLE Sy a ere le a do: st So hae

Cypripedium callosum (orchid)_..-....----_-___- Siam 24s 2532 16 zoe Ue

Cypripeduurmyfainiean aes ee ee eee fo aY.o bE yee ees aap i ings

Odontoglossum citrosmum (orchid) - -_.----__-_-- IVIOXI COs woe ee ra
Septosporium scyphophorum Cke. & Harkn.:

EDU COL UD ULES SP ieee re eens eo epee a | Regt do foes Se ee

Medicinalihenb ise ier tera aca eae Seine ne rien | mene (oo eee, Soa tr
Sorosporium syntherismae (Pk.) Farl.:

PONICUMASP eos goons ECE DEN Se eae ate Argentinasssuar 2 oasno oe
Sphaceloma perseae Jenkins:

IRETSeaiaMenicangd:(AVOCAGO) 2 ae ye ee IViexI COM ee eee eee
Sphaeropsis orchidearum Cif. & Frag.:

ORCHID Ee aeRO DS Ne ST eae eae Costa Ricgee ssa sass sae
Stachybotrys subsimplex Cke.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)__________- Panama. o2 ee ee
Stachylidium theobromae Ture.:

Musa paradisiaca (plantain) ___________-_________ Hondurassessseese aes —

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _________- Mexico, Panama, Phil-

ippines, Portugal.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

a | ble
Bo] Slee
58 8 jas
qas|/ d jos
lo} fo} ~
Oz as
eoee| ab ees
be ea EES
Milena
i ea fips Se
Ayes. Ake
1 Eee

Cid | keel |
pe Hp a PP |
Bera)! aeal NS:
ERE || seh | at

1

esac by FRE lis
Khenehs lobe
8 |[pnealeses
33 | 2 |----
Ly) | ete | ee
lab ac att | ecu 1
ae | ala 4:
ae | co iea

WAP SES ==
pees ee
ea eg ene
2) || tal al
zeae indy ene
iyi ete | ee
wi FN | ee
pcp er eS}
Bese Salto
SEA ie SG)
2

Collected
in—

Pa.
Calif.
Tex.

Pa:
PwiR.

N. Y.
Hawaii.
N. J.
News
D.C.
N. Y.

Wash.
Tex.

Mass.
ING YS
N. Y., Pa.
Wash.

ING Ue
N. J.

Calif.,* Tex.
Calif.,*
Mich., Pa.
Calif.
ING NA
N. J., Tex.
Hawaii,
Tex.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.,*N.J.
Calif.,* Tex.

Tex.
Tex.

Tex.
Tex.
Fla.
Calif.*
INE DY
Calif.,*
Mass.

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List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from: July 1, 1950, to June 30, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]
ee ee ed aE=E EE =aa=n Ean

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin ; : Collected
Q Pia | in—
| = |
5s8|/ qaisa
Peep ene)
gB/ gd los
) oO leH
ONG As
Stagnospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
INGTIE 302, = | eee era ers IMG XI COM ee re eer eee et (eee Peel | eX,
Siemphylium botryosum Wallr.:
VAliuannannyiim (leek) 2-5-2 = 2s 2228 eo (GG Sah esses RARE pln Bee Melle Lek
FELT LEIS De at en cee ese INetherlandseamene eee ere eee | Le om
Musa paradisica sapientum (banana)----. ------ ITOK Cota meta teten sei allo Tees] CRE
Stemphylium ilicis Tengwall:
Muscari botryoides (grapehyacinth) _---_-_------- Netherlands_-_-__-----_- eters |e Di IN aero OX
peemeenueitim radicinum (Meier, Drechs. & Eddy)
eerg.:
Maucusi carota (carrot) __------.-----------1---- Ein glan deere seer paves, |Paay Te Eee eX,
Stereum rufum Fr.:
EO TIILTEST SY) ese oe, no eae ee IMIG X1 CO meee a ia eg eel ee exe
Stigmella sacchari Speg.: :
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -------------- EL a Wales ter meee ee 1 | eeeke |e Calin
Stilbum incarnatum Wakk.: :
Gastonemsp» (chestnut) ==—- = 2-2 Ta Dar ete eeeten Naseer ae iy Renee ey Calis
ENTE LTT SDE RE ae a Sa ca kaa, eae a XtStraliaweess eee eee | eee a alitee
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)_..------------------ Ching eas aes eee Byles i lic] (Opn bhi
Pachyrhizus tuberosus (West Indies yam)--------|----- LO ara ee EE 8 joss 2222): Calit.*
Trapa natans (waterchestnut) - -----------------|----- Or nee Mecranten ts 71 ene Pee Oa ee
Stomatogene agaves (Ell. & Ev.) Th. & Syd.:
Yucca aloifolia (Spanish dagger) ----------------- INCA Opis a 8 | eas | ae TeX
YEUNG 0 a Se oe ae Leela LORE DEE TUE hae 1G) | EE Tex.
Streak (winter blight): é
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -------=-------|----- CORA RR Ee eA Qhlees alee PATIZ.
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) Magn.:
Picea abies (Norway spruce) -------------------- PANTS Lia eee eee Teese ORME
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.: ,
FRAG TAT, AO ee ee ree S ee INetherlands = ees | eae | eee 1 | Calif.*
Sinningia speciosa (gloxinia)-------------------- SS Le iran ee eee te era nung | I 9 | Calif.,*
ING eas
Torula oleae Cast.:
CUeTACUMONGe (Olive) 42s == ae ne a ee JAZ OLCS Meee eee ee ss aa he eViasse
Trichoderma viride Fr.:
Pandanus sp. (screwpine)----------------------- Kwajalein________-_- Eras i] has | sca | Se ETS rail.
Tritirachium dependens Limber: P
Hint HONOD SO ss 5a eI ee ec Africa, Japan___-------- poe ey 7} eR AN [5p
Lilium auratum (goldband lily) -_---------------- Tapani au on eee eis | ee ora Califa
Lilium concolor (morningstar lily) ---------------|----- (Kou BU aa ee gn eae see ivals WOE Nbbiow
Lilium giganteum (giant lily)__---_--------------|----- AO MAD URES fe EN Ne © alii
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)_----------------|----- do Va Ae ENS ee ES ae aliter:
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily)_----------------]----- Ao ftnti Hun iite a aie Webi | Re Calin
Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily) os |e Oe ee ee On Oat iters
SLLASTSIRDY B0 s saeses eta eae pn me eee Bermuda, China, Japan_| 4 |----| 3 ree
Lycoris radiata (shorttube lycoris)_-------------- Ta PAT ies sow seas el ea Eeselessell’ al Celtis
UNI CISS URES Te ee eee re eeu see we Chinas cane Rana! Tele cei || (Chibi
Trullula olivascens Sace.:
Grrusisinensis:(OLange) 2222-2 = ena Argentinas a-== eee se wae Thee salts Of Wiis
Tryblidiella rufula (Spreng.) Sace.:
AURATCR WEIR SUG TTI Seats edn a eens Bees oe on NAD ne le WIGS) eee ee FTC | ees | eee MT x2
Uredo aurantiaca Mont.:
ORO TUSD (OLCHIO) ses te een nea ee eee Braz) zeae ee wor ere en oat ee ell sakall INodle
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
FER OSS LYOLOASD a (OLCUIG) sees eee a ae ae eee IVICKi COM ea eee nee opee) | SOEs ee ex:
EOL CeDS! (OLCHiG) eee en ee PE (Mas ee Ee TAPE Pisce D UA Tex.
Uredo guacae Mayor:
Siamnoped Spa Orchid) 2 aaa eee esas Costa Rica, Mexico_-_-__- ee | een Oh eas exe
Uredo jucunda Syd.:
PELOM ENOL OTS Dee ae ae a oe le eee CostasRica=s—==—===aa SRE SSE] 9234 IE
Uredo nigropunctata P. Henn.:
LEUAHG Sos (ONG) a ee ee iBahamage sss eee Bessel] ab) NBS
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium bicalloswm (orchid) ------------------- Guatemalas=--=-— Shige's) Sle ORE Y
Oncidium cavendishianwm__-__------------------- VIE K1 CO aan een noe ane | Pe eo elas hex.
ORCA TCEDOLLE Ome ee nn ee EES See (abe spy tp Ee See MRS RSs a exe

54 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

List of pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1950, to June 80, 1951,
inclusive—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin fat Collected
| 2 blo in—
5 » oo . |
ig a) ig jac
1a.Q 2 | Ao
|2>) B \e=|
\O Zo
Urocystis colchici (Schlecht.) Rab.:
Colchicum autumnale album_____---------------- Netherlands. _______-__- so sienil a 0 ole cosifiadl SINEAD
Colchicumyautuimnalermaj onsen eee ee | ee do: ee 211 98) PEAR N ae
Colchicumautumnale ming es eee d0i = ee |\oede (LESS) TINGE
(Qe WCU ON OOP DOAN AT a SS ee €0=s2s eee tile 2 Sl SaRING
GOLCRECTL TINS Perea ee a aaa eer ee ee eee GO zen ete EL TE ALIN
Urocystis gladiolicola Ainsworth: |
Gladiolausisp eee Se tor ot me Dionne lens SARL AAAS Bae LO te eee A Ee aL UNS Ue
Uromyces alyxiae Arth.:
VAN G1 CROLLDILE] OF,11S eam en ere nena eee TED yyy en ies ees ene Dyi |p seal 2222) (Calit®
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.:
Lespedeza stipulacea (Korean lespedeza) ________- (Olah peers ees 2 o-=|_ 22 | ae RC alite
Upomices striatus Schroet. var. medicaginis (Pass.)
Arth.:
iMedicagoysativa (altalia) Bexees= nanan meen Argentina s---==o)=ne!s 1} | ee eRe xe
Ustilago tritici (Pers.) Rost.:
Triticum, aestivum (wheat) sean Hneland sas 14 | Se Sis oe aiiters
Venturia inaequalis (Cke.) Wint. var. cinerascens
(Fekl.) Aderh.:
Sorbus aucuparia (European mountain-ash) _____ Germanys eae Tl | Sot eas INNS
Vermicularia dematium FYr.:
oT GH PANTRY OR RE J ee eg ee Atstralig= ae ae ees ch Ya) Tie) eC aites
Virus—undetermined:
CROSSATET. AS Perea ne oe ne mentee cena p apo timer ty Canal Zone... -- eee eat Ib,
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson: :
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_------------------ India, Indonesia____---- Oe SST A a ee asa ee
Citrus grandis (pummelo)____------------------- China Japan sss ee One 10/2 2aw i @alites
(Gu GROMGNG (O) sseensess Sosa se sees Straits Settlements______ ah Uli] 3 RO STR
(CRA ROIS UAB OO (USING SGN) India; Japan 22h 18) eC aliteem
Citrus mitis (calamondin orange) (?)_---------___ TN iden ne ae ESTAS | Syl: || GS ESN es
Gitrus paradis? (grapeiruit) pease sans ass enna eee Ceylon, China, Japan___|____| 4 |____ ya
ass
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_------------ @hina 22-—sseeee Ge eae ee eC alin
Gitrusisinensish (Oran te) sae eee ee = Ceylon, China, Japan___| 11 | 6 |____| Calif.,* Pa.
GUE US SP ee a ee a ari A a ee te Sa Japan?) === Ono Sens iWiashe
Xanthomonas hyacintht (Wakk.) Dowson:
PETA CUTIVE SRS De ee ee en Netherlands___________- ae | IAS IVE CN Ye
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis ‘‘B’’):
Gitrusiiimoni (em on) 2e2n2 = ae ene Argentina-----<--5 SUCCES (GREE BSG ate BING en Yes.
Pa., Tex.
Yellow-mottle virus:
Camellia sasanqua (sasanqua tea) ---_--_-------- Japanese ee eee Pe Se ees) ie eC alites

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 55

Hosts and diseases

ABIES:

Hormiscium pinophilum (Deuteromycetes)

Sclerotinia kerneri (Ascomycetes)
ACER:

Calospora platanoidis (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia japonica (Deuteromycetes)
AGAVE:

Coniosporium agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Lembosia agave (Ascomycetes)

Schizophyllum commune (Basidomycetes)

Stagnospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Aliernaria porri (Deuteromycetes)

Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)

Cercospora duddiae (Deuteromycetes)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Puccinia porri (Promycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM

Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
ANDROMEDA:

Mycosphaerella punctiformis (Ascomycetes)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Puccinia antirrhimi (Promycetes)
ARAUCARIA:

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA

eiesevoriiem catechu (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
BAMBOO:

Apiospora montagnei (Phycomycetes)

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)

Papularia vinosa (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA:

Chlamydomyces palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
BLETIA:

Uredo etoronunciata (Promycetes)
BOCCON

arena ‘bocconiae (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSAVOLA:

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
BUXUS:

Microthyrium microscopicum (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CAJANUS:

Colletotrichum cajani (Deuteromycetes)
CAMELLIA:

Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)

Pesialotia guepini (Deuteromycetes)

Yellow-mottle virus
CAPSICUM:

ccc aponsum piperatum (Deuteromycetes)
CARY

Phellocticta caryae (Deuteromycetes)
CASTANEA:

Cytospora ceratophora (Deuteromycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
CATTLEYA:

Chiodecton sanguineum (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Pythium ultimum (Phycomycetes)
CEANOTHUS:

Clonostachys araucaria (Deuteromycetes)
CENTAUREA:

Cercospora centaureae (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Mycosphaerella advena (Ascomycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Leptosphaeria vagabunda (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)

Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria leucanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
CHUSQUEA:

Coniosporium chusqueae (Deuteromycetes)
CICHORIUM:

Sclerotinia minor (Ascomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS GRANDIS:
Meliola ciiricola (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:
Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Elsinoe fawcelti var. scabiosa (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis “B’’) (Schizomy

cetes)

CITRUS MITIS (?):

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Hypocrella caulium (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Erwinia citrimaculans (Schizomycetes)

Leprosis

Myriangium duriaei (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma limonii (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Trullula olivascens (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP. (orange):

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CLEMATIS:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
COCOS:

Diplodia cococarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia epicocos (Deuteromycetes)

Tsaria clavata (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)

Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)
COFFEA:

Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum coffeanum (Deuteromycetes)
COLCHICUM:

Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)
COLOCASIA:

Dendryphium obstipum (Deuteromycetes)
CONVALLARIA:

Aphelenchoides parietinus (Nematoda)
COTINUS:

Cytospora rhoina (Deuteromycetes)
CROSSANDRA:

Virus—undetermined
CUCURBITA:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
CYDONIA:

Entomosporium maculatum (Deuteromycetes)

Fabraea maculata (Ascomycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
CYMBIDIUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBOPOGON:

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:

Entyloma dahliae (Promycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)

Vermicularia dematium (Deuteromycetes)
DAISY:

Septoria macrosporia (Deuteromycetes)

56

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Hosts and diseases—Continued

DAUCUS:
Stemphylium radicinum (Deuteromycetes)
DENDROBIUM:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:
Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)
DIOSPYROS:
Cercospora kaki (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia diospyri (Deuteromycetes)
ECHINOCACTUS:
Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
ELEOCHARIS:
Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
EUCALYPTUS:
Pestalotia disseminata (Deuteromycetes)
Septosporium scyphophorum (Deuteromycetes)
FICUS:
Phomopsis cinerescens (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA:
Diplocarpon earliana (Ascomycetes)
Ramularia tulasnei (Deuteromycetes)
FRAXINUS:
Cercospora fraxinites (Deuteromycetes)
Marssonina fraxini (Deuteromycetes)
GALANTHUS:
Botrytis galanthina (Deuteromycetes)
GARCINIA:
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
GARDENIA:
Mycena citricolor [Omphalia flavida] (Deutero-
mycetes)
GAULTHERIA:
Phyllosticta gaultheriae (Deuteromycetes)
GLADIOLUS:
Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)
Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)
Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli (Deuteromy-
cetes)
Heterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)
Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)
Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)
GOSSYPIUM:
Cercospora gossypina (Deuteromycetes)
Phakopsora desmium (Promycetes)
Puccinia stakmanii (Promycetes)
GYPSOPHILA:
Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)
HEDERA:
Colletotrichum trichellum (Deuteromycetes)
HELLEBORUS:
Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes)
HIBISCUS:
Metasphaeria hibiscincola (Ascomycetes)
Phomopsis ophites (Deuteromycetes)
HORDEUM:
Puccinia hordei (Promycetes)
HYACINTHUS:
Stemphyllium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas hyacinthi (Schizomycetes)
HYDRANGEA:
Phoma hortensiae (Deuteromycetes)
ILEX:
Gloeosporium aquifolii (Deuteromycetes)
IPOMOEA:
Coleosporium ipomoeae (Promycetes)
Diplodia gossypina (Deuteromycetes)
, Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
RIS:
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
Ditylenchus iridis (Nematoda)
Heterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)
Paraphelenchus amblyurus (Nematoda)
JUGLANS:
Marssonina juglandis (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS:
Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
Gymnosporangium japonicum (Promycetes)
Mytilidion decipiens (Ascomycetes)

KIGELIA:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
LABURNUM:

Coniothryriwm cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)

Coniothyrium olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)
LAELIA:

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LAURUS:

Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LEUCOTHOE:

Diplodina rostrupii (Deuteromycetes)
LILIUM:

Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum lilii (Deuteromycetes)

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
LIMONIUM:

Cercospora insulana (Deuteromycetes)
LINUM:

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)
LIPPIA:

Cercospora lippiae (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

Phytophthora parasitica (Phy¥comycetes)

Streak (winter blight)
LYCORIS:

Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
MALUS:

Coniothyrium pirinum (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium perennans (Deuteromycetes)

Leptothyrium pomi (Deuteromycetes)

Monilinia fructicola (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella pomi (Ascomycetes)

Phoma pomi (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:

Cercospora mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta mortont (Deuteromycetes)
MATHIOLA:

Alternaria raphani (Deuteromycetes)
MAXILLARIA:

Dendryphium toruloides (Deuteromycetes)
MEDICAGO:

Fusarium oxysporum f. medicaginis (Deuteromy-

cetes)

Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis (Promycetes)
MORUS:

Diplodia gossypina (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Hormodendron cladosporioides (Deuteromycete s)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)

Stachybotrys subsimplex (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
MUSCARI:

Stemphylium ilicis (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Fusarium oxysporum f. narcisst (Deuteromy-

cetes)

Ophiostoma narcissi (Ascomycetes)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
NEPETA: :

Cercospora nepetae (Deuteromycetes)
NERIUM:

Cercospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)
NYMPHAEA:

Diplodia gossypina (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Cercospora angreci (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
OLEA:

Gloeosporium olivarum (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas savastanoi (Schizomycetes)

Torula oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

Uredo aurantiaca (Promycetes)

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 57

Hosts and diseases—Continued

ORANIA:
Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)
ORCHID: - ;
Cercospora angrecit (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Schizophyllum commune (Basidomycetes)
Sphaeropsis orchidearum (Deuteromycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Heterosporium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
ORYZA:
Cladosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Helminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
Phaeosphaeria oryzae (Ascomycetes)
Phyllosticta glumarum (Deuteromycetes)
Sclerotium irregulare (Deuteromycetes)
PACHYRHIZUS:
Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
PAEONIA: —
Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)
Leptosiromella hysterioides (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia paeoniae (Deuteromycetes)
Phlyctaena ranunculacearum (Deuteromycetes)
PALM:
Catacauma sabal (Ascomycetes)
Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
Hendersonia sabaleos (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella palmae (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)
PANDANUS:
Trichoderma viride (Deuteromycetes)
PANICUM:
Sorosporium syntherismae (Promycetes)
PASPALUM:
Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PASSIFLORA:
Phyllosticia passiflorae (Deuteromycetes)
PERSEA:
Sphaceloma perseae (Deuteromycetes)
PHASEOLUS LUNATUS MACROCARPUS:
Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS VAR.:
Isariopsis griseola (Deuteromycetes)
Phytophthora phaseoli (Phycomycetes)
PHILODENDRON:
_ Uredo jucunda (Promycetes)
PHRAGMITES:
Lophodermium arundinaceum (Ascomcyetes)
Papularia arundinis (Deuteromycetes)
PICEA:
Thecopsora_areolata (Promycetes)
PIERIS:
Diplodina rosirupii (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)
PINUS:
Lophodermium pinastri (Ascomycetes)
Pyrenochaeta acicola (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:
Cladosporium pisicola (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum pisi (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas seminum (Schizomycetes)
PLUMERIA:
Coleosporium domingense (Promycetes)
POPULUS:
Stereum rufum (Basidomycetes)
PROSOPIS:
Gloeosporium leguminum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS PERSICA:
Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)
PSIDIUM:
Pesialotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:
Cercospora lythracearum (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:
Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
QUERCUS:
Coniothecium quercina (Deuteromycetes)
Microperella quercus (Deuteromycetes)
RAPHANUS: |
Aphanomyces raphani (Phycomycetcs)

RHODODENDRON:

Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)

Ceuthospora lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Chrysomyxa rhododendri (Promycetes)

Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)

Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)

Mycosphaerella clintoniana (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella rhododendri (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia guepini (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
RIBES:

Diplodina grossulariae (Deuteromycetes)
RICINUS:

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
ROSA:

Diplocarpon rosae (Ascomycetes)

Pezizella oenotherae (Ascomycetes)

Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)

Phragmidium montivagum (?) (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:

Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)

Phoma rusci (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM:

Apiospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)

Colletotrichum falcatum (Deuteromycetes)

Stigmella sacchari (Deuteromycetes)
SALIX:

Cryptodiaporthe salicina (Ascomycetes)

Cytospora chrysosperma (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora salicis (Deuteromycetes)

Discella carbonacea (Deuteromycetes)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Macrophoma epidendri (Deuteromycetes)
SCIRPUS:

Puccinia obtecta (Promycetes)
SEDUM:

Diplodia sedicola (Deuteromycetes)
SINNINGIA:

Pythium ultimum (?) (Phycomycetes)

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
SOIL:

Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)

Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)

Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)

Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)

Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)

Heterodera schachtii Nematoda)

Rotylenchus robustus (?) (Nematoda)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)

Fusarium oxysporum f. tuberosi (Deuteromy-

cetes)

Gliomastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas solanacearum (Schizomycetes)
SORBUS:

Gymnosporangium junipert (Promycetes)

Gymnosporangium juniperinum (Promycetes)

Venturia inaequalis var. cinerascens (Ascomy-

cetes)

SORGHUM:

Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)
SPINACIA:

Peronospora effusa (Phycomycetes)
STACHYTARPHETA:

Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
STANHOPEA:

Cercospora angreci (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
STRELITZIA:

Puccinia heliconiae (Promycetes)
TIGRIDIA:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
TRAPA:

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
TRICHOLAENA:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
TRICHOPILIA:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
TRIFOLIUM:

Cymadoihea trifolii (Ascomycetes)

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Hosts and diseases—Continued

TRITICUM: VIOLA:
Anguina tritici (Nematoda) Puccinia violae (Promycetes)
Leptosphaeria eustomoides (Ascomycetes) VITIS: .
Puccinia glimarum (Promycetes) Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)
Puccinia graminis var. tritici (Promycetes) WISTERIA:
Ustilago tritici (Promycetes) Coniothyrium olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)
TRITONIA: Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
Boirytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes) YUCCA:
TULIPA: Stomatogene agaves (Ascomycetes)
Papulaspora coprophila (Deuteromycetes) AEN Es CEN
TYPHA: i aetomium contortum (Ascomycetes)
Puccinia scirpi (Promycetes) Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes
VACCINIUM: ZINGIBER: ” te SSE
Mycosphaerella stemmatea (Ascomycetes) Glimoastix convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

VANDA: Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
Diplodia henriquesiana (Deuteromycetes) Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts unknown

HERB: STEM:
Septosporium scyphophorum (Deuteromycetes) Dibotryon morbosum (Ascomycetes)
Tryblidiella rufula (Ascomycetes)

Countries of origin and diseases

AFRICA: CANADA:
Tritirachium dependens Discosia artocreas
ARGENTINA: Leptosphaeria vagabunda

Alternaria citri

Cytospora salicis

Elsinoe australis

Pseudopeziza medicaginis

Sorosporium syntherismae

Trullula olivascens

Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis ‘‘B’’)
AUSTRALIA:

Cerebella andropogonis

Colletotrichum liliacearum

Elsinoe fawcettii var. scabiosa

Gliomastix convoluta

Pestalotia conspicua

Phoma citricarpa

Phyllosticta laeliae

Phyllosticta passiflorae

Stilbum incarnatum

Vermicularia dematium
AUSTRIA:

Botrytis gladioloruwm

Chrysomyxa rhododendri

Heterodera punctata

Thecopsora areolata
AZORES:

Pestalotia guepini

Phoma hortensiae

Torula oleae
BAHAMAS:

Colle totrichum faleatum

Diplodia gossypina

Uredo nigropunctata
BELGIUM:

Cercospora angreci

Chlamydomyces palmarum

Heterodera rostochiensis

Meloidogyne arenaria

Pleospora herbarum

Pyihium ultimum

Sclerotinia minor

Septoria azaleae

Thielaviopsis basicola
BERMUDA:

Cercospora neriella

Colletotrichum lilit

Tritirachium dependens
BOLIVIA:

Leprosis
BRAZIL:

Chiodecton sanguineum

Diplocarpon rosae

Diplodia theobromae

Elsinoe australis

Leprosis

Pestalotia conspicua

Uredo aurantiaca

Phragmidium montivagum
CANAL ZONE:
Cercospora musae
Coleosporium domingense
Diplodia paraphysaria
Virus—undetermined

CEYLON:
Xanthomonas citri

CHILE:
Coniosporium chusqueae

CHINA:
Botrytis elliptica
Colletotrichum lilit
Dendryphium obstipum
Diplodia gossypina
Gliomastix convoluta
Helminthosporium oryzae
Melanospora zamiae
Meliola citricola
Memnoniella echinata
Phoma citricarpa
Sclerotium irregulare
Stilbum incarnatum
Tritirachium dependens
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Xanthomonas citri

COLOMBIA:
Cercospora musae
COSTA RICA:
Cercospora musae
Macrophoma musae
Pestalotia conspicua
Sphaeropsis orchidearum
Uredo guacae
Uredo jucunda
CUBA:
Colletotrichwm faleatum
Elsinoe phaseolt
Pestalotia palmarum
CYPRUS:
Gloeosporium olivarum
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Diplocarpon earliana
DENMARK:
Aphelenchoides parietinus
Calospora platanoidis
Entyloma dahliae
Heterodera punciata
Heterodera rostochiensis

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Phyllosticta glumarum

ECUADOR:
Elsinoe australis

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

ENGLAND:
Alternaria dianthi
Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Cytospora ceratophora
Cytospora rhoina
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Monilinia fructigena
Ophiostoma narcisst
Puccinia arenariae
Puccinia buxi
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Rotylenchus robustus
Siemphylium radicinum
Ustilago tritici

FIJI ISLANDS:
Pestalotia conspicua
Phoma citricarpa

FINLAND: 5
Heierodera rostochiensis
FRANCE:
Cy madothea trifolit
Cytospora salicis
Gloeosporium aquifolit
Heterodera cacti
Pesialotia guepint
Physalospora obtusa
Ramularia tulasnei
GERMANY:
Colletotrichum graminicolum
Colletotrichum trickellum
Diplodina grossulariae
Heterodera punciata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Hormiscium pinophilum
Leptosphaeria eustomoides
Ophiostoma narcisst
Phraginidium disciflorum
Physalospora obtusa
Puccinia antirrhini
Venturia inaequalis*var. cinerascens
GUAM:
Diplodia cococarpa
Phomopsis cocoes
GUATEMALA:
Cercospora angreci
Cercospora musae
Mycena citricolor
Puccinia graminis var. tritici
Uredo oncidiit
HAWAII:
Diplodia cococarpa
Macrophoma musae
Pestalotia palmarum
Schizophyllum commune
Stigmella sacchari
Uromyces alyxiae
HONDURAS:
Cercospora musae
Hormodendron cladosporioides
Pestalotia conspicua
Stachylidium theobromae
ICELAND:
Heterodera punctata
INDIA:
Cladosporium oryzae
Colletotrichum lilit
Diplodia theobromae
Macrophoma musae
Septoria posekensis
Xanthomonas citri
INDONESIA:
Xanthomonas citri
IRAQ:
Nigrospora sphaerica
TRELAND:
Colletotrichum trichellum
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostechiensis
ISLE OF MAN:
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata

ISRAEL:

Heterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata

ITALY:

Botryosphaeria ribis
Colletotrichum graminicolum
Gloeosporium olivarum
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera schachtii
Leptosphaeria rusci
Marssonina juglandis
Monilinia fructigena
Phoma rusci
Phragmidium disciflorum
Phyllosticia ruscicola
Pleospora herbarum
Pseudomonas savastanoi
Puccinia glumarum
Sclerotiwm cepivorum
Septoria citrt

JAPAN:

Alternaria citri

Apiospora montagne
Botryosphaeria ribis
Botrytis elliptica

Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora kaki
Cladosporium oryzae
Colletotrichum liltt
Coniothyriwm olivaceum
Diaporthe eres

Discosia artocreas
Gliomastix convoluta
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Gymnosporangium japonicum
Leptostromella hysterioides
Lophodermium pinastri
Macrophomina phaseolina
Memnoniella echinata
Microperella quercus
Mytilidion decipiens
Nigrospora sphaerica
Papularia sphaerosperma
Papulaspora parasitica
Paraphelenchus amblyurus
Pestalctia diospyrt
Pestalotia guepini
Pestalotia japonica
Pestalotia paeoniae
Phaeosphaeria oryzae
Phlyctaena ranunculacearum
Phoma citricarpa
Pyrenochaeta acicola
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria citri

Septoria leucanthemi
Stilbum incarnatum
Tritirachium \dependens
Xanthomonas citrt
Yellow-mottle virus

KWAJALEIN ISLAND:

Diplodia epicocos
Trichoderma viride

LUXEMBOURG:

Heterodera rostochiensis

MARSHALL ISLANDS:

Diplodia cococarpa
Pesialotia palmarum

MEXICO:

Alternaria ciirt
Alternaria dianthi
Alternaria porrt
Alternaria raphant
Aphanomyces raphani
Aphelenchus avenae
Apiospora camptospora
Ascochyta citri
Botrytis gladiolorum
Catacauma sabal
Cercospora angrect
Cercospora bocconiae
Cercospora centaureae
Cercospora coffeicola

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Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued

Cercospora duddiae
Cercospora fraxinites
Cercospora gossypina
Cercospora insulana
Cercospora lippiae
Cercospora lythracearum
Cercospora mangiferae
Cercospora musae
Cercospora nepetae
Cercospora purpurea
Cladosporium pisicola
Coleosporium ipomoeae
Colletotrichum falcatum
Colletotrichum graminicolum
Colletotrichum pist
Coniosporium agaves
Coniothecium quercina
Coniothyrium pirinum
Coryneum carpophilum
Curvularia lunata
Dendryphium toruloides
Dibotryon morbosum
Diplodia gossypina
Diplodia sedicola
Diplodia theobromae
Ditylenchus dipsact
Entomosporium maculatum
Fabraea maculata
Fusarium oxysporum {. medicaginis
Fusarium oxysporum £. tuberost
Gloeosporium leguminum
Gloeosporium piperatum
Heterodera cacti
Heterosporium iridis
Tsaria clavata (?)
Leptothyrium pomi
Macrophoma epidendri
Macrophoma musae
Macrophomina phaseolina
Marssonina fraxini
Mycena citricolor
Mycosphaerella advena
Mycosphaerella opuntiae
Mycosphaerella palmae
Papularia vinosa
Peronospora effusa
Pestalotia conspicua
Pestalotia disseminata
Pestalotia palmarum
Pestalotia psidii

Phoma limonii
Phomopsis cinerescens
Phyllosticta caryae
Phyllosticta gaultheriae
Phyllosticta mortoni
Phytophthora parasitica
Phytophthora phaseoli
Pseudomonas solancearum
Puccinia hordei
Puccinia obtecta
Puccinia scirpi

Puccinia stakmanii
Schizophyllum commune
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria leucanthemi
Septoria macrosporia
Septoria posekensis
Septosporium scyphophorum
Sphaceloma perseae
Stachylidium theobromae
Stagnospora macrospora
Stemphylium botryosum
Stereum rufum
Stomatogene agaves
Streak (winter blight)
Tryblidiella rufula

Uredo behnickiana

Uredo guacae

Uredo oncidii

NETHERLANDS:

Aphelenchus avenae
Botrytis galanthina
Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora handelii
Ceuthospora lunata

NETHERLAN DS—Continued
Chaetomium contorlum
Clonostachys araucaria
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Coniothyrium hellebori
Coniothyrium olivaceum
Cryptodiaporthe salicina
Cytospora chrysosperma
Diplodina. eurhododendri
Diplodina rostrupii
Discella carbonacea
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Ditylenchus iridis
Exobasidium vaccinit
Fusarium oxysporum £. gladioli
Fusarium oxysporum f. narcisst
Gliomastiz convoluta
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punciata
Heterodera rostochiensis __
Lophodermium arundinaceum
Meloidogyne arenaria
Microthyrium microscopicum
Mycosphaerella clintoniana
Mycosphaerella punctiformis
Mycosphaerella rhododendri
Ophiostoma narcisst
Papularia arundinis
Papulaspora coprophila
Pestalotia macrotricha
Pestalotia rhododendri
Pezizella oenotherae
Phomopsis ophites
Pseudomonas marginata
Septoria azaleae
Stemphylium botryosum
Stemphylium ilicis
Thielaviopsis basicola
Urocystis colchict
Urocystis gladiolicola
Xanthomonas hyacinthi

NEW ZEALAND:
Heterosporium iridis
Monilinia fructicola
Mycosphaerella pomt
Phoma citricarpa

NIGERIA:
Cercospora musae
Diplodia cococarpa

NORWAY:
Gymnosporangium juniperinum
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Hormiscium pinophilum
Phoma pomi
Puccinia violae

PANAMA:
Cercospora musae
Macrophoma musae
Stachybotrys subsimplex
Stachylidium theobromae

PARAGUAY:
Elsinoe australis

PHILIPPINES:
Diplodia cococarpa
Gloeosporium catechu
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia palmarum
Phomopsis cocoes
Stachylidium theobromae

POLAND:
Heterodera rostochiensis

PORTUGAL:
Cladosporium pisicola
Pseudomonas seminum
Stachylidium theobromae

PUERTO RICO:
Colletotrichum cajant
Elsinoe phaseoli
Isariopsis griseola
Lembosia agave
Phakopsora desmium
Puccinia urbaniana

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of origin and diseases—Continued

SCOTLAND:
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Pestalotia funerea
Septoria leucanthemi
SIAM:
Diplodia henriquesiana
Myriangium duriaei
Septoria posekensis
SPAIN:
Helerodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Septoria citri
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
Gliomastix convoluta
Septoria citri
Xanthomonas citri
SWEDEN:
Gliomastix convoluta
Gloeosporium perennans
Gymnosporangium junipert
Gymnosporangium juniperinum
Heterodera punciata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaereila stemmatea
Puccinia porri
SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Coniothyrium hellebori
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Puccinia arenariae
Sclerotinia kerneri
SYRIA:
Anguina tritici

TAHITI:

Memnoniella echinata
TRINIDAD:

Hypocrella caulium

Metasphaeria hibiscincola

Puccinia heliconiae
TURKEY:

Anguina tritict
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Alternaria citri

Diplodia theobromae

Erwinia cttrimaculans

Hendersonia sabaleos

Heterosporium ornithogali

Phoma citricarpa

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
UNKNOWN:

Chrysomyxa rhododendri

Elsinoe australis

Septoria leucanthemi
URUGUAY:

Elsinoe australis
VENEZUELA:

Cerebella andropogonis

Colletotrichum coffeanum
VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Fusarium oxysporium f. gladioli
WALES:

Heterodera rostochiensis
YAP ISLAND:

Phomopsis palmicola
YUGOSLAVIA:

Alternaria citri

Puccinia buxi

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1952

(List of Pests Recorded from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952, as Intercepted
in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering United States Territory.)

Compiled by
JupirH Hunt
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report summarizes the records of insect pests, plant pathogens,
and certain other organisms found in, on, or with plants and plant
products (1) imported, (2) offered for but refused entry, (3) held as
ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered for entry through customs,
(4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exportation in
bond, and (5) in domestic shipments between both Hawaii and Puerto
Rico and the mainland. It covers the thirty-ninth year for which
interception lists have been issued.

Because‘of the large number of collections involved, an effort has
been made to restrict this list to those insects and plant diseases of
known or potential plant quarantine importance. Intercepted plant
pests that are known to be widely distributed throughout the United
States are not included unless they are of particular interest.

Some collections made late in the year are included in the report
for the following year, since determinations cannot be obtaimed
immediately for all of them. Occasionally determinations are delayed
for longer periods. The data for this list were obtained from routine
reports by personnel of this Bureau, supplemented by information
supplied by State and Customs officials. The States of California and
Florida maintain staffs of specialists who identify a large proportion
of the material collected at their ports. Specialists of the Bureau of
Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering determine many
of the difficult or unusual pathogens collected at the ports.

All scientific names are reviewed by appropriate specialists in the
Department to assure conformance to the international rules of
nomenclature.

Although every effort is made to give the correct origin for all
collections listed, the alleged origin of all host-plant materials cannot
be verified. Questionable items are therefore omitted or the origin is
listed as unknown.

From many parts of the world have come importations of various
seeds, fruits, bulbs, corms, rhizomes, plants, and plant products. An
increasing number of arrivals by air bring added plant pathogens and
pests, of which the golden nematode and the fruit flies continue to be
most important.

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INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Frequent interceptions of air-borne plant pests have been made in
baggage, express, freight, mail, and stores. During the year 2,436
interceptions were made of insects on imported plant parts or as
stowaways, and 329 interceptions of plant diseases. Slightly less than
one-third of the diseases were determined as to genus only, but from
the evidence offered little or no risk to the United States. Occasionally
pests unknown to this country but known to cause disease in the
country of origin were ae aaa Some of the most injurious
insects intercepted during the year arrived in, on, or with fruits and
plant material coming in ‘by plane.

Some important insects found in air-borne material were:

Acaiypta parvula in forest litter, moss, and soil used as packing material in
baggage from Spain.

Adoxophes orana on cut flowers of lilac in cargo from the Netherlands.

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumi) on leaves of sour lime in baggage
from Cuba and Mexico, on Citrus sp. leaves in baggage from Jamaica, Mexico,
and Panama.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in mango in baggage from Guatemala
and Mexico; in orange in baggage from Mexico, in orange in stores from Guate-
mala; the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpr aecoptans) in mango in baggage from
the Bahamas, Colombia, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama,
Puerto Rico, "and Salvador, in yellow mombin in baggage from Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Salvador, in yellow mombin in stores from Salvador,
in unidentified fruit in baggage from Salvador; A. serpentina in mamey in baggage
from Colombia, in sapodilla in baggage from Ecuador, in sapote (Calocarpum
sapota) in baggage from Nicaragua; A. suspensa in guava in baggage from Cuba
and Mexico.

Brachycerus albidentatus in garlic in cargo from Italy.

The black vine weevil (Brachyrhinus sulcatus) in grape in stores from Belgium.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in Annona sp. in baggage from
Portugal, in apple in stores from France, in cactus in baggage from Italy, in fig in
baggage from Italy, in grape in stores from France, in guava in baggage from the
Azores, in lemon in baggage from the Madeira Islands, in Mandarin orange in
baggage from Italy, im Mandarin orange in stores from Portugal and Spain, in
mango in baggage ‘fiom the Madeira Islands, in orange in baggage from Portugal
and Spain, in orange in stores from Spain, in peach in baggage from France,
Italy, Portugal, and Tripoli, in peach in quarters from Italy, in peach in stores
from the Azores, France, Israel, Italy, and Portugal, in pear in baggage from
Greece, in pear in stores from France, in pomegranate in baggage from Greece,
Italy, and Lebanon, in pricklypear in baggage from Italy; C. capitata (?) in coffee
berry in baggage from Hawaii.

Ceroplastes sinensis on stem of Fetjoa sp. in baggage from New Zealand.

Cylas formicarius in sweetpotato in stores from India.

An adult of the oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in preflight inspection of an
airplane departing from Hawaii for the mainland.

The olive fruit fly (D. oleae) in olive in baggage from the Azores, Greece, Italy,
Lebanon, and Palestine.

The oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta) in peach in baggage from Korea.

Laspeyresia strobilella in spruce cone in baggage from Germany.

Palaeopus costicollis in yam in baggage from Jamaica.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cotton boll in baggage from
the Bahamas, Greece, Hawaii, and Jamaica, in okra in baggage from “Brazil and
Trinidad.

Prodema litura on gladiolus in cargo from IJsrael.

Rhagoletis cerasit in cherry in baggage from France, Italy, and Switzerland, in
cherry in cargo from Switzerland, in cherry in stores from the Azores, Italy, and
Portugal.

Tephritis arnicae on dry cut flowers in baggage from Switzerland.

The papaya fruit fly (Toxotrypana curvicauda) in papaya in baggage from
Trinidad.

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Air-borne plant material was found to carry some important plant pathogens
not believed to be established in the United States. Among these were the
following:

Cercospora coffeicola on coffee leaves in baggage from Brazil.

“Chrysanthemum virus Q” on a chrysanthemum plant in cargo from Denmark.

Chrysomyxa rhododendri on Rhododendron spp. in baggage from Germany,
Hungary, and Switzerland, and on Rhododendron sp. in mail from Switzerland.

Coniothyrium laburnophilum on Laburnum sp. in mail from Denmark.

Elsinoe australis on orange in stores from Argentina and Brazil.

“Leprosis” on orange in stores from an unknown source.

Lepiosphaeria citricola on Mandarin orange in baggage from Japan.

Phleospora pistaciae on pistache leaf in baggage from Turkey.

Phoma citricarpa on Mandarin orange in baggage from China and Japan, on
orange in baggage from Japan, and on citrus peel in baggage from China; P.
gypsophilae on Gypsophila sp. in cargo from Japan.

Phomopsis hellebori on Christmas-rose in cargo from the Netherlands.

Phyllosticta philodendri on warty philodendron in cargo from Costa Rica.

Pythium butleri on ginger in cargo from Guam.

Septoria unedonis on Arbutus unedo in baggage from Greece.

Sphenospora kevorkianii on Schomburgkia sp., an orchid, in cargo from Pamana.

“Tomato aspermy virus”? on chrysanthemum plant in cargo from Denmark.

Uredo oncidii on Oncidium varicosum rogerst, an orchid, in express from Brazil
and on Oncidium sp. in cargo from Guatemala; U. scabies on Vanilla planifolia,
an orchid, in cargo from the Canal Zone.

Nanthomonas citri on lime in baggage from India.

Intercepted plant diseases of limited distribution in the United States or new
to the country of origin and found on air-borne material were:

Heterosporium iridis on German iris in cargo from New Zealand.

Leptosphaeria heterospora on monarch iris in mail and on Iris spp. in cargo from
New Zealand, Palestine, and Turkey.

Papulaspora coprophila on gladiolus corms in cargo from Japan.

Phoma iridina on German iris in cargo from New Zealand.

Phyllosticta camelliae on camellia in mail from Japan; P. dracaenae on Banks
dracaena in cargo from New Zealand; P. hedericola on Fatshedera sp. in cargo
from Belgium and on English ivy in baggage from Ireland; P. maculiformis on
chestnut in baggage from Italy.

Scirrhodothis bambusae on Bambuseae stem in cargo from Japan.

Septoria chrysanthemi on chrysanthemum in mail from Japan. 8S. dianthi on
carnation in baggage from the Azores.

Nematodes were also found in air-borne material as follows:

Heterodera punctata in soil with strawberry plants in cargo from Scotland, in
soil on chrysanthemum plants in express from England, in soil on picka-back
plants in quarters from Germany, and in soil on lupine plants in baggage from
England; the golden nematode (H. rostochiensis) in soil with various plants from
England, France, Germany, Ireland, and Scotland.

Meloidogyne hapla with roots of clematis in cargo from the Netherlands; M.
incognita in Asparagus myriocladus in express from Japan.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted:

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in grapefruit in baggage from Mexico,
in Mandarin orange in quarters and stores from Mexico, in mango in baggage from
Guatemala and Mexico, in mango peel in an empty boxcar from Mexico, in pulp
attached to mango seed in the bed of a truck from Mexico, in orange in quarters
and stores from Guatemala, in orange in baggage, quarters, and stores from Mex-
ico, in pear in baggage from Mexico, in ponderosa lemon in baggage from Mexico,
in sour orange in quarters and stores from Mexico, in sweet lime in baggage and
cargo from Mexico, and an adult in the bed of a truck from Mexico; A. ludens (?)
in avocado in baggage from Mexico; the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeop-
tans) in unidentified fruit in baggage from Salvador, in mango in baggage from the
Bahamas, Colombia, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto
Rico, Salvador, and the Virgin Islands, in mango in mail from Nicaragua, in mango
in quarters from Honduras, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad, in mango in stores

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from Honduras and Jamaica, in Spondias sp. in baggage from Mexico, in yellow
mombin in baggage from Costa Rica, Guatamela, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Salvador,
in yellow mombin in mail from Nicaragua, in yellow mombin in stores from Salvador;
A. serpentina in mamey in baggage from Colombia and Mexico, in sapodilla in
baggage from Ecuador, in sapote in baggage from Mexico and Nicaragua; A.
sirvata in guava in baggage from Mexico; A. suspensa in guava in baggage from
Cuba and Puerto Rico.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in Annona sp. in baggage from
Portugal, in apple in baggage from Italy, in apple in stores from France and Portu-
gal, in apricot in stores from Algeria, in cactus in baggage from Italy, in coffee in
baggage and quarters from Hawaii, in fig in baggage from Greece and Italy, in
grape in stores from France, in grapefruit in quarters from France, in grapefruit
in stores from Algeria, France, Israel, Lebanon, and Spain, in guava in baggage
from the Azores, in lemon in baggage from the Madeira Islands, in Mandarin
orange in baggage from Africa and Italy, in Mandarin orange in stores from Italy,
Portugal, and Spain, in mango in baggage from the Madeira Islands, in Opuntia sp.
in baggage from Italy, in orange in baggage from Italy, Portugal, and Spain, in
orange in quarters from Israel and Spain, in orange in stores from Egypt,
Israel, Italy, Morocco, and Spain, in peach in baggage from France, Italy,
Portugal, and Tripoli, in peach in quarters from Italy, in peach in stores from the
Azores, France, Israel, Italy, Portugal, and Spain, in pear in baggage from Greece
and Italy, in pear in stores from France, in pomegranate in baggage from Greece,
Italy, and Lebanon, in prickly pear in baggage and cargo from Italy, in quince in
baggage and cargo from Italy; C. capitata (?) in coffee in baggage and mail from
Hawaii, in mango in mail from Hawaii, in olive in baggage from the Azores.

The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) in cucumber in cargo and stores from Hawaii,
in pepper in stores from Hawaii, in string bean in cargo from Hawaii, in tomato in
stores from Hawaii; the Oriental fruit fly (D. dorsalis) in banana in quarters from
Hawaii, in Malay-apple in baggage from Hawaii, in mango in mail and quarters
from Hawaii, an adult in preflight inspection of an airplane leaving Hawaii for
the mainland; D. dorsalis (?) in bell pepper in stores from Hawaii, in guamachil in
baggage from Hawaii, in tomato in stores from Hawaii; the olive fruit fly (D.
oleae) in olive in baggage from the Azores, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Libya, and
Palestine, in olive in cargo from Italy, in olive in mail from Italy and Turkey,

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from France, Italy, Portugal, and Switzer-
land, in cherry in cargo from Switzerland, in cherry in stores from the Azores,
France, Italy, and Portugal; the walnut husk fly (R. completa) in walnut in baggage
from Mexico; R. juglandis in black walnut in baggage from Mexico; the apple
maggot (Rh. pomonelia) in baggage from Mexico; R. pomonella (?) in apple in stores
from Sweden; R. striatella in husk tomato in baggage from Mexico.

The papaya fruit fly (Torotrypana curvicauda) in papaya in baggage from Trini-
dad, in papaya in cargo from Mexico, and on the floor of a truck previously used to
transport papayas from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of interest were intercepted:

A curculionid, Alcidodes dentipes, in sweet potato in stores from Sierra Leone.

The citrus blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumz) on leaves of Citrus sp. in baggage
and cargo from Mexico, on coffee leaves in baggage from Mexico, on leaves of
lemon, Mandarin orange, and orange in baggage from Mexico, on leaves of sour
lime in baggage from Cuba, Jamaica, and Panama, on leaves of sour lime in bag-
gage and cargo from Mexico.

A bruchid, Bruchus lentis, in lentil in baggage by air from Italy.

Cacoecia pronubana (Tortricidae) in pomegranate in baggage from Italy and
Yugoslavia. :

A phycitid, Cryptoblabes gnidiella, in chestnut and pomegranate in baggage from
Italy, in pomegranate in baggage by air from Italy, in lemon in stores by air from
Italy, in papaya in baggage by air from Bermuda, in seagrape berry in cargo by air
from Bermuda.

The mango weevil (Cryptorhynchus mangiferae) in mango in baggage and quart-
ers from Hawaii, in mango in baggage by air from India. :

A curculionid, Curculio elephas, in chestnut in baggage, cargo, and mail from
Italy, in chestnut in baggage by air from Italy, in chestnut in stores from Portugal.

Cylas puncticollis (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in stores from British West
Africa, Gold Coast, and Sierra Leone.

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A pyraustid, Evergestis forficalis, in cabbage and cauliflower in stores from
France, in cabbage in baggage by air from Ireland.

Hemimene juliana (Olethreutidae) in chestnut in baggage by air from Italy, in
chestnut in baggage from Greece, in Macedonian oak seed in mail from Italy.

An elaterid, Hypolithus riparius, in grass sod used as ballast from Scotland.

An olethreutid, Laspeyresia leguminis, in string bean in stores from Peru.

Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in stores from Indonesia.

A phalaenid, Mamestra brassicae, in cabbage in baggage by air from Ireland, in
cabbage in stores from Italy, in celery in stores from Denmark, in rutabaga in
stores from England, in cabbage and parsley in stores from France.

A bean pod borer, Maruca testulalis, in string beans in baggage, cargo, mail,
and stores from Hawaii, in string beans in stores from Japan and Netherlands
Guiana.

An adult scarabaeid, Melolontha melolontha, host unknown, in baggage by air
from Germany.

Parlatoria chinensis (Coccidae) on a stem of Pyrus sp. in baggage from Japan.

An adult Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Scolytidae) with olive branch in baggage
from Italy.

A seolytid, Pityogenes chalcographus, in pine and spruce in cargo from Sweden,
in bark on crate slats from Sweden.

A chrysomelid, Psylliodes chrysocephala, in radish in stores from Italy.

Polychrosis botrana (Olethreutidae) in grape in baggage from Italy.

Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) in olive in baggage from Italy.

Sesamia cretica (Phalaenidae) in broomcorn in cargo from Greece and Italy,
in corn in baggage from Italy.

A curculionid, Sztona lineata, on chrysanthemum in cargo by air from Denmark,
on chrysanthemum in baggage by air from Portugal, on lilac in cargo from the
Netherlands, and in beet in stores from England.

A curculionid, Strophosoma melanogrammum, in soil and woods moss with
rosaceous plants in mail from Germany.

SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica) was taken at San Francisco, and San
Pedro, Calif., three times each on returned military equipment coming from
Formosa, Guam, and the Philippines. Two interceptions of this species were made
at San Pedro on scrap tires and a second-hand generator from Guam, and one
interception at Houston, Tex., on scrap metal from the South Pacific.

Bradybaena similaris, an injurious snail not established in the United States,
was intercepted at Honolulu, Hawaii, in a box with Vanda leis during preflight
inspection of a cargo shipment to the mainland. Another injurious snail, Deroceras
reticulatum, known to be in some of our States was taken at New York, N. Y.,
with cabbage in cargo from the Netherlands; at Boston, Mass., with carnations
and calla lilies in baggage by air from the Azores; at Boston, Mass., with lettuce in
stores by air from Lebanon; and at Washington, D. C., with clumps of selloa
pampasgrass in mail from New Zealand.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

Japan again contributed the greatest number of interceptions (55) of citrus
canker (Xanthomonas citri), 32 of which were on oranges, 16 on lemons, 6 on
grapefruits, and 1 on sour lime. China contributed 16 interceptions, 13 of which
were on oranges, 2 on Mandarin oranges, and 1 on citrus peel. India contributed
1 each on lime, sour lime, pomelo, and grapefruit. From Formosa (?) and Ceylon
came 1 each on orange; Malaysia and the Philippines had 1 each on sour lime; and
Thailand had 2 on pummelo. Cancrosis ‘‘B” (Xanthomonas sp. (?)), another bac-
terial disease of citrus producing symptoms similar to citrus canker, was inter-
cepted 6 times on lemons and once on grapefruit from Argentina.

Chrysomyxa rhododendri, a spruce and rhododendron rust, was intercepted 5
times on Rhododendron ferrugineum from Switzerland and once from Hungary,
once each on R&R. hirsutum from England and Germany, and 4 times on Rhodo-
dendron sp. from Switzerland.

The sweet orange fruit scab (Elsinoe australis) was intercepted many times from
South America. Of these interceptions 76 were from Brazil, 57 from Argentina,
and 1 each from Uruguay and an unknown origin, probably South America, on
lemon, Mandarin orange, orange, sour lime, and sour orange.

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“Leprosis’’, a recently reported disease, was intercepted once on Mandarin
orange, 8 times on orange from Mexico, and once each on orange from Egypt,
Haiti, Panama, and an unknown origin.

Other interceptions were:

Cercospora purpurea on avocado in baggage from Mexico.

Coniothyrium cytisellum on Laburnocytisus adami and Laburnum waterert in
cargo from the Netherlands.

Cryptospora longispora on Norfolk-Island pine in cargo from Australia and on
Norfolk-Island pine in mail from Norfolk Island.

Gymnosporangium haraeanum on Chinese juniper and dwarf juniper in mail
and baggage from Japan.

Leptosphaeria heterospora on various rhizomatous Iris species in cargo and mail
from Australia, Canada, England, France, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the
Netherlands, New Zealand, Palestine, and Turkey; LZ. rusczt on Ruscus sp. in
cargo from Italy.

Macrophomina phaseolina on Ixia viridiflora and Morea spathacea in mail from
the Union of South Africa, on Iris nigricans in mail from Hashemite Kingdom of
Jordan, on sweetpotato in baggage from Borneo, and on sweetpotato in stores
from Japan.

“Peony virus’’ on peony in cargo from the Netherlands.

Puccinia arenariae on maiden pink and sweet-william in cargo from Switzerland
and on sweet-william in baggage from England; P. ornithogali-thyrsoides on
chinkerichee in mail from the Union of South Africa.

Sphaceloma fawcettit var. scabiosa on lemon, grapefruit, and Citrus sp. in stores
from Australia.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) has been found in soil with
various plants intended for propagation, 8 times from England, 7 times from
Scotland, 4 times from Germany, twice from Ireland, and once each from Den-
mark, France, the Netherlands, and Sweden.

Of importance also have been interceptions of the Meloidogyne group such as
M. arenaria in Bletilla sp., an orchid, in cargo from Japan, in dahlia in mail from
India, in potato in stores from Chile, and in turnip in cargo from Mexico; M.
exigua in dahlia in mail from Australia; M. hapla in chrysanthemun, clematis,
delphinium, and Hungarian hepatica, all in cargo from the Netherlands, and in
soil with an unknown plant in baggage from Germany; M. incognita in Asparagus
myrtocladus in express from Japan, in banana root in cargo from Mexico, in dahlia
in mail from India, and in Dioscorea sp. tuber in express from Nicaragua; M.
incognita (?) in Mammillaria phymatothele in mail from Mexico; M. incognita var.
acrita in Agapanthus sp. root in cargo from Japan, in parsnip in stores from the
Union of South Africa, M. incognita var. acrita (close to; possibly n. sp.) in Pogos-
temon sp. root in mail from the Philippines; MM. javanica in Bletilla sp., an orchid,
in cargo from Japan and in dahlia in mail from Australia.

Tylenchus allii in garlic in cargo from Mexico; 7’. putrefaciens in garlic in baggage
and cargo from Mexico.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Occasionally complete specific determinations of nematodes,
insects, and fungi have been impossible owing to the condition of the
material on arrival., Some of these plant pests may be of economic
importance, may be new or hitherto unknown to the United States,
unknown for the host plant, or they may come from a new country
of origin.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:

Anasirepha sp., probably fraterculus (Wied.), at New York, N. Y., in coffee
berry in baggage by air from Peru; Anastrepha sp., probably ludens, at Laredo,
Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; at Brownsville, and Laredo, Tex., in
orange in baggage from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in orange in quarters from
Mexico; Anastrepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at Boston, Mass., in grape-
fruit in stores from Trinidad; at Key West, Fla., in mango in stores from Cuba;
at Laredo, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at New Orleans, La., in
mango in stores from Jamaica and in Spondias sp. in baggage by air from Salva-
dor; at San Ysidro, Calif., in guava in baggage from Mexico; Anastrepha sp.,

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probably serpentina, at Douglas, Ariz., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at
Laredo, Tex., in sapote in baggage from Mexico; Anastrepha sp., probably striata,
at Miami, Fla., in mango in baggage by air from Bolivia and Ecuador.

Anastrepha sp. at Miami, Fla., in Annona sp. in baggage by air from Peru; at
Brownsville, Tex., in avocado in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in cheri-
moya in baggage by air from Peru; at San Ysidro, Calif., in guava in baggage
from Mexico; at New York, N. Y., in guava in baggage from Venezuela; at
Bl Paso, Tex., in guava in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in mango in
baggage by air from Colombia, Guatemala, and Peru; at Hidalgo, Del Rio,
Brownsville, Laredo, and EF] Paso, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at
Houston, Tex., in mango in stores from Haiti; at New York, N. Y., in mango in
baggage from Haiti; at Savannah, Ga., in mango in quarters from Puerto Rico;
at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Brownsville, HE] Paso, and
Laredo, Tex., in orange in baggage from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in orange
in quarters and stores from Brazil; at El Paso, Tex., in peach in baggage from
Mexico; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in quince in baggage from Mexico; at Tampa, Fla.,
in sapodilla in baggage by air from Cuba; at Laredo, Tex., in sapote in baggage
from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soursop in baggage by air from Peru.

Rhagoletis sp. at Laredo, Tex., in pear in baggage from Mexico.

Thirty-four interceptions which could not be identified beyond family (Tephri-
tidae) were intercepted at Laredo, Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; at
New York, N. Y., in apple in baggage by air from Tripoli; at Seattle, Wash., in
apple in stores from Peru; at Boston, Mass., in apricot in stores by air from an
unknown origin; at Honolulu, Hawaii in banana in cargo from Siam; at San
Diego, Calif., in cucumber in stores from Hawaii; at New York, N. Y., in fresh
date in cargo by air from Lebanon and in globe artichoke in baggage from Italy;
at Baltimore, Md., and Houston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores from Brazil; at
Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores from Argentina; at Norfolk, Va., in
grapefruit in stores from Nigeria; at Philadelphia, Pa., in grapefruit in stores
from Gold Coast; at Boston, Mass., in guava in baggage by air from the Azores;
at Calexico, Calif., in guava in baggage from Mexico; at Honolulu, Hawaii in
guava in cargo by air from Siam; at Boston, Mass., in Mandarin orange in stores
from India; at New York, N. Y., in Mandarin orange in stores by air from an
unknown origin; at Honolulu, Hawaii in mango in stores by air from the Philip-
pines; at Honolulu, Hawaii in nectarine in baggage by air from Australia; at
Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Boston, Mass., in orange in
stores by air from an unknown origin, and in orange in stores from French West
Africa and India; at Galveston, Tex., in orange in stores from Spain; at Mobile,
Ala., in orange in stores by air from Panama; at San Juan, P. R., in orange in
stores from Africa; at New York, N. Y., in papaya in stores from Gold Coast and
in peach in baggage by air from France; at Philadelphia, Pa., in pepper in stores
from French West Africa; at Boston, Mass., in sweet lime in stores from the
Azores; at San Francisco, Calif., in tomato in stores from Hawaii; at Boston,
Mass., in vegetable marrow in stores from the Union of South Africa and with
mixed fruit in stores by air from an unknown origin.

The following miscellaneous insects of interest were intercepted:

An aleyrodid, Aleurodicinae, new genus near Aleurodicus, at Laredo, Tex., on
Oncidium cavendishianum, an orchid, in cargo from Mexico.

Aleuroplatus sp., near sculpturatus Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae) at Hoboken, N. J.,
on an unidentified leaf in mail from Brazil.

Apion sp., probably carduorum Kby., (Curculionidae) at New York, N. Y.,
and at Philadelphia, Pa., in globe artichoke in stores from France.

An olethreutid, Argyroploce sp., probably leucotreta Meyr., at Baltimore, Md.,
in orange in stores from the Union of South Africa.

Aserica sp. (Scarabaeidae) at Honolulu, Hawaii, in soil with dwarf pine in
baggage by air from Japan.

A curculionid, Baris sp., at Mobile, Ala. and at New York, N. Y., in turnip
in stores from France; at Galveston, Tex., in turnip in stores from Portugal.

A cerambycid, “unlike anything in the Museum collection,” at Hoboken.
N. J., in root of malabar glorylily in cargo by air from the Union of South Africa.

A coccid, Coccinae, ‘“‘an interesting species’, at Brownsville, Tex., on a leaf
of Bromelia sp. in baggage from Mexico.

Cryptotermes sp., probably brevis (Wlk.) (Kalotermitidae), at San Pedro,
Calif., in a wooden packing case in express from Cuba.

Cylas sp., probably femoralis Faust (Curculionidae), at New York, N. Y., in
sweetpotato in stores by air from the Union of South Africa.

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A curculionid, Epicaerus sp., probably cognatus Sharp, at Brownsville, Tex.,
in potato in baggage and stores from Mexico; at Eagle Pass, Tex., and Laredo,
Tex., in potato in baggage from Mexico; at Hildalgo, Tex., in potato in quarters
irom Mexico; at Houston, Tex., and New Orleans, La., in potato in stores from

exico.

Gnorimoschema sp., near or equals borsaniella Koehr. (Gelechiidae), at Balti-
more, Md., in pepper in stores from Brazil; at Charleston, S. C., and at Gal-
veston, Tex., in pepper in stores from Argentina; Gnorimoschema sp., near or
equals ocellaiella, at Galveston, Tex., and at New York, N. Y., in beet in stores
from Egypt; at Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from France and Israel.

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) at New York, N. Y., in orange in stores
by air probably from Trinidad.

Lizus sp. (Curculionidae) at Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from Israel.

Sp. of Phalaenidae, ‘‘very distinective—nothing like it in the U. S. National
Museum”’, at Charleston, S. C., on banana leaf in cargo from Ecuador.

Phenacaspis sp. (Coccidae), “‘not recognized as any described species”, at
Honolulu, Hawaii on Grammatophyllum scriptum, an orchid, in air express from
the Philippines.

x A curculionid, Premnotrypes sp., at Galveston, Tex., in potato in stores from
eru.

Sisamnes sp. (Lygaeidae), probably a new species, at Laredo, Tex., on cactus
in cargo from Mexico.

A scolytid, Stephanoderes sp., probably lecontec Hopk., at Honolulu, Hawaii
in seed of Lyszdice rhodostegia in mail from Cuba.

Tetralicia sp. (Aleyrodidae), ‘undescribed and very interesting”, at Nogales,
Ariz., on white sapote leaf in baggage from Mexico.

There were 1,926 interceptions distributed among 564 genera, which could be
identified to genus only. A total of 86 could be determined to family or sub-
family only.

A total of 2,012 incompletely determined insects were intercepted during the
year.

DISEASES

Suspected pathogens, some probably new to this country, determined to genus
only were:

Ascochyta sp., at Washington, D. C., on Mahonia bealii in cargo from the
Netherlands; at San Francisco, Calif., on Odontoglossum grande, an orchid, in air
cargo from Guatemala.

Camarosporium sp., at Nogales, Ariz., on Agave sp. in baggage from Mexico; at
Hoboken, N. J., on Cercidiphyllum sp. in cargo from the Netherlands; at San
Francisco, Calif., on Cymbidium canaliculatum, an orchid, in mail from Australia;
at Laredo, Tex., on Hpidendrum sp., an orchid, in cargo from Mexico.

Caryospora sp., at San Francisco, Celif., on Iris atropurpurea in mail from Eng-
ae on Iris germanica in mail from Australia and on Iris saart in mail from

urkey.

Cercospora sp., at San Juan, P. R., on Eryngium foetidum in a shipment for
i mainland; at Laredo, Tex., on Philodendron sp. in baggage and c.rgo from

exico.

Coniothyrium sp., probably olivaceum, at El Paso, Tex., on sweet lime in baggage
from Mexico; at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Mandarin orange in baggage by air from
China; at San Francisco, Calif., on coconut in baggage from Hawaii; at Wash-
ington, D. C., on Jobs-tears in mail from the Philippines; at San Francisco,
Calif., on Cymbidium sp., an orchid, in cargo from England; at Laredo, Tex., on
Laelia sp., an orchid, in cargo from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., on Philodendron sp.
in cargo from Mexico.

Coryneum sp., probably microstictum Berk. & Br., at Seattle, Wash., on Rosa
sp. (fruit) in mail from Canada.

Probably Cryptosphaerella sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on Oncidium splen-
didum, an orchid, in cargo from Guatemala; Cryptosphaerella sp., at Laredo, Tex.,
on orchid in cargo from Mexico.

Endoconidiophora sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on ginger in cargo from Japan.

Frankiella sp., close to alni (Wor.) Maire & Tison, at Seattle, Wash., on Cer-
cidiphyllum japonicum in cargo from Japan.

Haplosporelia sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on wisteria vine in quarters from Japan.

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Hendersonia sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on Hpidendrum sp., an orchid, in
eargo from Salvador; at San Francisco, Calif., on Haworthia margaritifera in mail
from the Union of South Africa; at Nogales, Ariz., an orchid in baggage from
Mexico; at Washington, D. C., on rice seed in mail from Cuba and on Stylocanthes
sp. in mail from Ethiopia.

Hypoderma sp., at Nogales, Ariz., on Dodonaea sp. in cargo from Mexico.

Hysterographium sp., at Brownsville, Tex., on orchid in cargotrom Mexico; at
San Francisco, Calif., on Laelia superbiens, an orchid, in cargo by air from Guate-
mala.

Lembosiopsis sp., 2t Brownsville, Tex., on Miltonia endresii, an orchid, in cargo
by air from Costa. Rica.

Leptosphaeria sp., at Calexico, Calil., on bamboo cane in cargo from Mexico;
at San Pedro, Calif., on Phalaenopsis sp., an orchid, in baggage from the Philip-
pines; at Laredo, Tex., on Philodendron sp. in cargo from Mexico.

Leptostroma sp., at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Agathis australis in cargo by air from
New Zealand; at Nogales, Ariz., on Hibiscus cannabinus in baggage from Mexico.

Lophodermium sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on Sobralia sp., an orchid, in cargo
by air from Nicaragua.

Monilinia sp., suggesting laxa (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey, at Hoboken, N. J., on
rock cotoneaster in cargo from the Netherlands.

Mycosphaerella sp., at Brownsville, Tex., on orange in baggage from Mexico;
at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Banks dracaena in cargo by air from New Zealand; at
San Francisco, Calif., on Cymbidium elegans, an orchid, in cargo by air from India;
at Miami, Fla., on Hpidendrum radicans, an orchid, in cargo by air from Costa
Rica; at San Francisco, Calif., on Hpidendrum ybaguense in cargo by air from the
Canal Zone.

Naemosphaeria sp. (?), at Hoboken, N. J., on Ficus sp. stem in cargo from Italy.

pecurdia sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on black barberry in cargo from the Nether-
lands.

Ophiobolus sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on coconut in baggage from Hawaii and
Japan; at San Francisco, Calif., on coconut in mail from Guam; at Nogales, Ariz.,
on orchid in baggage from Mexico.

Pachybasium sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on tulip in cargo from the Netherlands.

Periconia sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on cucumber in stores from Japan.

Pestalotia sp., at Laredo, Tex., on Philodendron sp. in cargo from Mexico.

E Phaeosphaeria sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on Acorus sp. in cargo by air from
apan.

Phyllostictina sp., at Laredo, Tex., on lime leaf in cargo from Mexico; at San
Francisco, Calif., on Cypripedium insigne, an orchid, in mail from India; at
Honolulu, Hawaii, on Cypripedium sp.in baggage from Japan and on Dendrobium
undulatum, an orchid, in cargo by air from Australia; at San Francisco, Calif., on
Dendrobium spp. in mail from American Samoa; at San Francisco, Calif., on Den-
drobium sp. in cargo by air from Australia; at Laredo, Tex., on Oncidiwm sp., an
euevid, in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., on orchid leaf in cargo from

razil.

Phytophthora sp., at New York, N. Y., on orange in stores from Brazil; at El
Paso, Tex., on Italian squash in cargo from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., on gloxinia
in air express from Belgium.
iSentona sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on Heurnza sp. in mail from the Union of South

rica,

Rhabdospora sp., at Washington, D. C., on Dombeya sp. in mail from Cuba; at
San Francisco, Calif., on Stewartia monadelphia in cargo from Japan.

Sclerotium sp., at Seattle, Wash., on globe butterflybush in cargo from England;
at Hoboken, N. J., on Christmas-rose in cargo from England; at Seattle, Wash.,
on Lycoris aurea and L. radiata in cargo from Japan and on L. squamigera in mail
from Japan; at San Francisco, Calif., on L. squamigera in cargo from Japan; at
Baltimore, Md., on cipollino in cargo from Italy; 2t San Francisco, Calif., on
potato in stores from New Zealand.

Scolecopeltidium sp., at Brownsville, Tex., on Odontoglossum chiriquense, an
orchid, in cargo by air from Costa Rica; at Seattle, Wash., on orchid in mail by
air from the Canal Zone.

Septoria sp., at Laredo, Tex., on Agave sp. and Cattleya citrina, an orchid, in
cargo and on orange in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., on Heurnia sp.
and Stapelia sp. in mail from the Union of South Africa; at Washington, D. C.,
on Medicago sp. in mail from Ethiopia; at San Francisco, Calif., on Cypripedium
insigne, an orchid, in cargo from India.

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Stagonospora sp., at Boston, Mass., on Stipa tenacissima in cargo from Italy.
Streptomyces sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on celery in stores from Sweden.
Tridens sp., at Hoboken, N. J.,on Cereus nudiflorusin mail from Cuba.

Uredo sp., at Washington, D. C., on Piper sp. in cargo from Colombia.

Verticillium sp., probably candidulum Sacc. var. binotianwm Sacc., at Honolulu,
Hawaii, on Phalaenopsis aphrodite, an orchid, in cargo from the Philippines.

Volutella sp., at San Pedro, Calif., on ginger in cargo from Japan.

Incompletely determined nematodes worthy of mention were:

Aphelenchoides, new species, at El Paso, Tex., in garlic in cargo from Mexico;
Aphelenchoides sp. (undescribed) at Hoboken, N. J., in Solanum tuberosum var.
“Furore”’ in cargo from the Netherlands.

Aphelenchus, new species, at El Paso, Tex., in wheat in mail from Yugoslavia.

Ditylenchus sp., at Brownsville, Tex., El Paso, Tex., and Laredo, Tex., in
garlic in cargo from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., in bulbs of Chionodoxa sp., in corms
of Colchicum sp., and in bulbs of Tigridia sp. in cargo from the Netherlands.

Helicotylenchus, new species, at New York, N. Y., in soil with rockeress plants
in baggage by air from Germany.

Heterodera sp., probably carotae Jones at San Juan, P. R., in soil with potatoes
in stores from Spain; Heterodera sp., possibly goettingiana Liebscher, at New York,
N. Y., in soil with bagging in cargo from the Netherlands and in soil with ivy
plants in baggage from France and at Seattle, Wash., in soil with potatoes in
stores from Australia; Heterodera sp., probably trifolzz, at San Juan, P. R., in soil
with potatoes in cargo from Spain.

Heterodera sp. at San Pedro, Calif., in soil with Amaryllidaceae bulbs in mail
from Ireland; at New York, N. Y., in soil on army vehicles from Belgium and
Germany and with asparagus in baggage and mail from Germany; at Baltimore,
Md., in soil with bagging in cargo from England; at New York, N. Y., in soil with
bagging in cargo from Belgium, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy,
the Netherlands, Scotland, and Switzerland; at Norfolk, Va., in soil with bagging
in cargo from Belgium, England, Germany, the Netherlands, and Scotland; at
Philadelphia, Pa., in soil with bagging in cargo from Belgium, the Netherlands,
and Scotland; at San Pedro, Calif., in soil with burlap bags in cargo from the
Netherlands, at New York, N. Y., and at Philadelphia, Pa., in sand and soil
ballast from England and Scotland; at Blaine, Wash., in soil with potatoes in
stores from Tasmania; at Charleston, 8. C., in soil with leek and potatoes in
stores from the Netherlands; at Boston, Mass., in soil with chrysanthemum
plants in baggage from England, in soil with camellia and rose plants in baggage
by air from Italy, in soil with brunsvigia bulbs and unidentified herbs in baggage
by air from the Azores; at Hoboken, N. J., in soil with plant material for pro-
pagation from England, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Scotland,
Switzerland, and Yugoslavia and in soil with potatoes in cargo from the Nether-
lands; at New York, N. Y., in soil with an army vehicle from Germany, in soil
with dasheens in cargo from the Azores, in soil with forget-me-not plants in
quarters by air from England, in soil with onions in cargo from Chile, in soil
with potatoes in cargo from Spain, in soil with shamrocks in cargo by air from
Ireland, in soil with loquat cuttings in baggage from Lebanon, in soil with
Pelargonium sp. in baggage from England, in soil with potatoes in baggage by
air from Germany, in soil with salsify roots in baggage from Belgium, in soil with
potatoes in stores from the Netherlands and Scotland, with plant material for
propagation from the Azores, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece,
Italy, the Netherlands, Scotland, and Switzerland, and in soil with potatoes
in baggage from the Azores, England, and Germany; at Norfolk, Va., in soil
with carrots in stores from the Netherlands, in soil with parsnips in stores from
Treland, in soil, with potatoes in stores from Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, the
Netherlands, and Norway; at Philadelphia, Pa., in soil with cabbage in stores
from Portugal, in soil with carrots in stores from England, in soil with gobo roots
in stores from Japan, in soil with leeks in stores from Norway, in soil with unknown
plants in quarters from France, in soil with shamrocks in mail from Ireland,
in soil with potatoes in stores from Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Egypt, England,
Germany, Italy (?), the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, and Sweden, in soil
with plant material for propagation from Germany, Japan, Morocco, the Nether-
lands, Sweden, and Yugoslavia; at San Francisco, Calif., in soil with potatoes
in stores from Australia, England, and Peru, in soil with plant material for pro-
pagation from Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Yugoslavia; at San Pedro,
Calif., in soil with beets and parsnips in stores from England, in soil with white
clover in mail from Ireland; at San Juan, P. R., in soil with potatoes in cargo

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from Spain; at Seattle, Wash., in soil with carrots in stores from the Netherlands,
in soil with plant material for propagation from Canada, England, Germany,
Treland, and Japan.

Hoplolaimus, new species, at Honolulu, Hawaii, in roots of Asparagus myrio-
cladus in express from Japan.

Possibly an undescribed species of Meloidogyne at San Pedro, Calif., in the root
of an unidentified plant in baggage from Salvador; Meloidogyne sp., at Hoboken,
N. J., in the root of Aster yunnanensis in cargo from the Netherlands and in
Begonia multiflora in cargo from Belgium; at Seattle, Wash., in Bletilla hyacinthina,
an orchid, in cargo from Japan; at San Pedro, Calif., in carrot in stores from Japan;
at Hoboken, N. J., in dahlia tubers in mail from India and in dahlia tubers in
cargo from the Netherlands; at Laredo, Tex., in dahlia tubers in mail from Israel
and in Lophophora williamszi in cargo from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., in root of
Passiflora sp. in baggage from Bermuda and in Sinningia sp. in cargo from the
Netherlands; at Philadelphia, Pa., in potato in stores from Portugal; at Hoboken,
N. J., in root of Viburnum sp. in cargo from Belgium.

- Paraphelenchus sp., at Seattle, Wash., in Bletilla hyacinthina in cargo from
apan.

Pratylenchus sp., at Washington, D. C., in soil with tulip and narcissus bulbs
in cargo from Germany.

Rotylenchus sp., at New York, N. Y., in soil with crocus plants in baggage
by air from the Netherlands.

A tylenchid, new genus, at Washington, D. C., in soil around dracaena plants
in air express from the French Cameroons.

Tylenchus sp., at New York, N. Y.,in Allium neapolitanum in cargo from Turkey;
at Seattle, Wash., in Bletilla sp. in cargo from Japan.

Xiphinema sp., at New York, N. Y., in soil with Aloe sp. plants in baggage by
air from Italy.

A total of 827 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the
year.

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Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Africa: Number | Number || Europe—Continued Number | Number
PAT OV ATN RS Geum epee eee eee ) 3 relanda 2-2 ou eee eee 12 8
Africa (country unknown) _-_ 1 1 Talysese ee Senet eee 231 16
Alperiqeti its reas 7 1 INetherlandshsss=sssmeneeen 33 100
British West Africa_____.-_- 2 0 INorwayeeveh ce ee ee 3 3
Canarvalslands ise 1 1 Portugal: See eee 17 5
Cape Verde Islands________-_ 0 1 Scotlancaee eee 9 42
Sy bs Meee Ee 2 1 Spain See aes ae 15 17
Hthiopia sss ee ae ae 0 4 Swedens:e2 20 Ral eetaiee 10 rr
French West Africa___--.___ 0 1 Switzerland ee 4 15
GoldiCoaStee eee 9 0 FRTIOSLO ea et ce eee ene 1 0
Ory ae wees ae 0 1 Turkeys 22 nee 2 6
Ti eriget: hee sR see AR yy 3 0 Union of Soviet Socialistic
TAD yarn ee ee eee 1 0 Republics === saa sae 0 1
Madeira Islands____...--__- 3 0 BYAUIS OS) Avi eee eee ee 4 0
NOLO CEO eS a eae 3 0 || North America:
Mozambiquess.. eee ee nee 0 1 Berm 0 aeae se ea 21 4
Staliis. 2 See ae eee 0 1 Canada... ar ieee 2 12
INT Sere eee eee ee ee er 0 1 CanallZone a eee 45 4
Sierrayecone sem ean eee 2 0 Central America: ______----- 1 0
ER TIMOLIL. eh ae 4c Foe eB aie 1 0 British Honduras______--_- 1 1
Union of South Africa_____- 22 29 CostapRicatssas aaa 15 5
Asia: Guslemel peecesdedasoos= 2 8
onduras
Criaieinae wal aT 3 160 Nicaragua. __ 12 1
ETON OS a ea em CN 4 21 Panama 33 3
Hashemite Kingdom of Jor- Salvador 14 d
Aart ea ee are ay pFL MY 0 2 Mexico 872 122
a West Indies 2222 2 2. las Sis eee
Indias ae Se eae 43 19
TTY. OES 1 a eae eee 3 1 Bahamas-----.----------- 3 0
Siac luscen see SG) 9 1 Barbados _--.-.---------- 4 9
Tapani eee ANNI waa 197 265 British West Indies_-_-_-_-___ 1 0
eruUsalerm eee cee wnenmmonelin 2 0 Uba ss eee 58 4
iCal ee Mi ROOD 1 D) Curacao es eee 1 0
INEIER SEY o Lote ngl loud 0 1 IDomInicg=e see eee 2 0
Pakistanis Wn Virdee 1 0 Dominican Republic__--- 4 0
(Paléstinetie a. Sie Os 2 3 Hale eee 2 2
Straits Settlements_________ 3 5 Jamaica 2h ooeecosen enone 24 0
Po ES Se eRUN NN dete LEO 1 0 Montserrat seen 1 0
Tn ailan dees eee ERNE TN 2 0 Puerto) Rico! 222-22 2_2_ 2 12 3
Australasia: Trinidad esate a estan a ae 13 * 1
: s Vairginelslandses seen 1 0
Arno Atoll Island_________- 1 0 |! South America:
‘Australigea fesse cee 12 33 Argentina. 2 55
Ceylon ana eens 1 2 Boll vine cee na WO 1 0
ty es laric shames eee 1 Oui cpeeen Obomoan wll. Shel eT 21 96
UTI Rs VRE YE Ui 5 0 1
ELA WALD A ee 136 34 7 1
A EV Oates Oc) al ae 1 1 5 0
Webanon sees a ee eee 9 1 27 0
Marshall Islands_____-___-____ 1 0 3 0
New feed oe 3 12 4 4
orlolx 1Sland__-----_--_._- 9 2 Uruguay 1 1
Palmyra Islands__.________- 1 il WOH lle,
Philippines... 2227-202 27 4 NGREES Baa ccececs: Ad d
aipan 1 0
South Pacific 2 0 rae 57 46
AREY OU Do Se 1 2 TREE Glas Os Dam U0" 201 481
Wake Island-——- 1 0 ||) Australasia’ otf s0t| | ibhg 97
Yap Island 1 9 WUurO pele = wer ee 442 379
Europe: North America____..__-__-- 1,170 169
INStri gee ae 0 3 South America___.._-.____- 83 159
AZ OLESe ee. See SHR Se RU 13 1 Wh Moan ya a il 3
Belvivnmi a Te ae ane ea 3 16 | —
Czechoslovakia______-_____- 1 0 Motalitustss a7 shia ae eae 2,170 1, 334
Denmark sas e wees ere 3 10 Total incompletely deter-
1) ayed bya laa ahs Sh 13 88 mined pestsaaene ees 2, 012 827
Europe (locality unknown) - 0 1 ee aa
Minlan qe naen saa ue a 0 1 Total insect interceptions_ 45182 tee eee
TAN COs olen eee aE! 28 14 Total disease intercep-
(Germany ee nee ee 22 19 TIONS 2 2 eS es | een 2,161
Greece! sea ees ay 17 5 ———————
un gary) eee ee ae 1 1 @Granditotal ese eases eee 16, 343

1 This total represents only pests of known or potential plant-quarantine importance. The total of all
interceptions made during the year was 15,311.

Nore.—Interceptions were also made from American Samoa, Antigua, Belgian Congo, Burma, Caicos
Islands, Cook Islands, Cyprus, French Cameroons, Guadeloupe, Iran, Madagascar, New Guinea, New
Hebrides, Okinawa, St. Kitts, St. Vincent, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Transvaal, and Tunisia.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A, Ss eS
Gels iee
nS & |a8
elo) Xe! p=
fo) oO }n
Oo |G |p
Acalla schalleriana (F.) (Tortricidae):
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)___--_------ Bele ium seas eee aie Detain ove on al
Acalymmea trivittata (Mann.) (Chrysomelidae):
erphca sating (lettuce) 22k ates ees IMeXICO! eis sie ete oe (Ds eeeeay| ae a
Acalypta parvula (Fall.) (Tingidae):
Forest litter, moss, and soil used as packing mate- | Spain.-__---___--------- petra eee ana
rial.
Acanthoscelides griseolus (Fall) (Bruchidae):
IERNILIDELASD meee bee ee Sapte gt MEXICO! wie stele ssi eA cement ca
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
EAGT G0) = et OP ae eee eee Greece ites a ul teste af el
Achatina fulica Fer. (Mollusca):
Returned military equipment---_---------------- Formosa, Guam, Phil- | 7 |____|___-
ippines.
SEED TG BSS See eee Guam, South Pacifie_---| 2 |___-|___-
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):
Onc i Gers fale ak ae ee Hg wailien Ses iL i | Sean | he Ss
Adozophyes crana (F. R.) (Tortricidae):
SHIRE Oe UY 0) a Se ee Ce Netherlands-------...--- QE) See teek Los
Aeolus vermiculatus Champion (Elateridae):
Cre GS See Se Se ae eee eee Mexico 225222258 = oti dan hee 1
Agallialingula Van D. (Cicadellidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-_---.-------------- MexiCO=t 4 otter eee oe hy eres pre:
Aganactesis indecora (Dyar) (Galleriidae):
- Cassia fistula (golden-shower) --_----------------- Jam CR eet cere earl Dig eer | pee
Agrotis ypsilon (Rott.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) - - ------------ AUIStr ali aaa ae eee Pen |e ag at
Aicidodes dentipes (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ------------------- Sierra yWeONe see | eet fhe Rae
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) --_----------------- Cuba, Mexico----------- esl
Gitrasilimoni demon) 2a. 2 ee Mexic0ii 2242 ase ie aaa
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) - -------------|___-- Oa een er SiR OA (eee eat
Gitriis sinensis) (OTaN ge) ae ss ea ee ee CG Ka ey ees ee ee Sea ih | a Be
ETAL SIS eee ie ee re econ oe Jamaica, Mexico, Pana- | 13 |----|----
ma.
COR COISDM (COME) ete eee Se Sh gee Mexico se seu Ee Dy [Fee
Aleuroglandulus emmae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
MMOS VALSA THING) anne eee ee rae cen (eee (0 (a Se ee eee meee peered eee ha
Psidium sp., probably guajava__-..----.------.--|_---- Os ee Pb Nes ea ee yt
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -_.------.-.--------|___-- Ow mir senrendieates a peron Bir (1 | Reesent Recess
Aleurotuberculatus jasmini Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
CAO SITUUTEL ITE SD) oe aia tc
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae):
ELOSCMTIVULURTLONO SUL DEND Gane eee ee
PER OROISD ees seen Ree te ae ie
Amitermes unidentatus Wasm. (Termitidae):
FAY GIS Pa sae oe oe ee See Se Ae
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)
Gladiolusisp es tees e e en
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) --.---..----------|_---- OBR ae ie ete pele cee Ge Sealeeee
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) ------------------|----- OS ee Wet 5 Bo, Ae) Ses
CTUSIAMONYDONACTOSA me ee | eae GO Baa a ed ei, 10S) hee es ade cy:
Citrats paradisi (grapetriit) == 222 ees doy sae aeks aly: F7h\) ase | Bek
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) --------------|_-_-- (6 (0) eh ee eer | 2g Uae
Cissisinensiss OLange) = sane ese ee Central America, Gua- |157 | 14 |__--
temala, Mexico.
Mangifera indica (mango) -_---------------------- Guatemala, Mexico_-__-- 32h een | See
PUTUSICONEMNULNAS) (DEAT) sane te eee ee IM Gx GO ES sie Ay) ees | eas
eT CKD OCIS OE SOU 2S 2 eee ee ERA ee sae Dh Comes cs eke eer eal te NN ee
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):
CONS HEACHS (Om) =o ak ee ee (\oy Se ee ee ne Gace | ee
Persea americana (avocado) _.-...---------_-_=_--'-____ (a VaS ie UE ee ee hy eee eS Te

Collected
in—

NEE
Ariz.
INeSYE

Calif.

Mass., N. Y.
Calif.*
Calif.*, Tex.
Hawaii.

IN Ye

Mexe

Tex.

Calif.

Calif.,*Fla.,*
Tex.

Ariz., Tex.

Ariz.
Ariz.

Tex.
Calif.*

Wash.
NAA

Ariz., Calif.,*
La., Tex.

Ariz., Calif.,*
Tex,

Tex.

Tex.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin eae ales Conese
Bu/ 8/3. oa
BS| 3 jac
Oo |Z |a
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephritidae):
Uti dent fie eee ee eee Salvador == es) an ehee! Calif.*
Mangiferaiindica (mango) 22 ser nce ec Bahamas, Colombia, | 63 | 7 |_-__| Ala., Calif.,*
Guatemala, Hondu- Ma. * las
ras, Jamaica, Mexico, Md.,N. Y.,
Nicaragua, Panama, 125 [sh (O45
Puerto Rico, Salva- Tex.
dor, Trinidad, Virgin
Islands.
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin) __------------ Costa Rica, Guatemala, | 12 | 1 |____| Calif.,* La.,
Mexico, Nicaragua, Tex.
Salvador.
SHOOTS Oe a iN oel| WIG Y ao a ia ee ee Tex.
ae mombinpraeoptans Sein (?) (Tephri-
tidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) -__--_.--.---=----------|----- dost ate ba aees 1 | eee ee Tex.
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achrasizapota\ (Sapodilla) Sas eee Heusdo Ju |2osh) eee Calif.*
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)___----------- Mexico, Nicaragua____--- al eee pa Calif.*, Tex.
Mammea americana (mamey)-_------------------ Colombia, Mexico___---- Oe eee ee Fla.*, Tex.
Anastrepha striata Schiner (Tephritidae): :
Psidiuim quajaval (guava) seesaeue eee eee Mexico: 2shss uae 1 ill) eae bake Ariz.
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Psidiimiguajaval (Guava) eee eee Sees Cuba, Puerto Rico__---- 4 |e cae INDE INS YG
Ancylostomia sfercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
JEL HUD GOA IOHED, (UO) ee ee a iPuertovRico see yD ee Pec Tex.
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
TASS SEE TOTS BANE LILI eg a eee ASN Th ees Philippines === i] | EES | eee Calif.*
Anuraphis tulipae (Fonse.) (Aphidae): ;
Arracaciaranthorrhiza seen eee Brazilea-so ecto ee ui) |} 1D), (Ch.
CROCUS PRN ERR Ee UV OE Netherland sss | eee ee aN is NE
Tris (asrojuUsca sowie es OES See ee aS eee Jerusalem=e 2228522252255) 2 eet 2t | dDo Clg INfo dle
TTISISP pine = No A ua ee RL EY Ttaly sowie ee Ee peel INS tis
TU DOS Ps Oo te ee OO OES Netherlands_---_-.-=.----|_--_ SSSt eas
Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):
Giinasisinensis)(OLanee) aes eee eee Bhiippinesseeae ees eee 1 2222 Calite®
PY TULSKCOMUNVULNAS) (DEAT) ae ae ae eee Greecese se s/s54iscsce2sce J 9}e2 23) SSS MNGYS
Aonidiella comperei McKenzie (?) (Coccidae):
GCurUsigTandiges Lp CRUEL Ani eter e nee ewe Conn Thailandss. 224i Lh see Seen Sh | Seawall
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
Gocosinzciferan(Cocont) mses nen a arene Marshall Islands, South | 2 |-.-_|____| Calif.*
acific.
AEH HOOWLD SY Despre Se Philippinest2a sees | Eee Laee ee Calin
Aphis callunae Theob. (Aphidae):
Callunawulgarisi(heathen) hoes ee ean Scotland#=22-33.2 1 Ep) ee Wig Yeo
Argyresthia conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Malusisyloestnis) (pple) =e eee Norway, Sweden_------- 2] 2 |_-..| N. Y., Wash.
Argyroploce leucotreta Meyr. (Olethreutidae):
Citrus) panadisi (grapefruit) sss eaeenee eee eee GoldiC@oaste ane ee J. is==< Rat
(CARVES GUOALHS (Oz) os ee Union of South Africa___|____ 2) Geen Mes
Arvelius albopunctatus (Deg.) (Pentatomidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -___---------------- IMexicos ieee Saee eee Jo). -22)| See Pex
Aspidiotus corticis-pini Ldgr. (Coccidae):
FANUSSPu(D-lCAVeGypDITIe) essen Japane oss Seba eee ee See 2 eCalites
Aspidiotus cryptoranthus Ckll. (Coccidae):
Castaneaisp i (CHeStmiit) ee ee enced | (6 Ka ee rae ea ee a Hers ee hu iks |) IBY, (O},
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon) (Coccidae):
SCHUM AIS ees ne aes TE RS Goce 2 Tee | aa | aliter:
Aspidiolus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Alchras;zaporan(Ssapodilla) = 2 2 2 ee ee stor ke eee ed bel eel de
IATA CORO UE bill ea Reee LESe oae O CeCe eRe ee Cubs eee We elineeo|) INES
Cocosiniucifera\(COCONUUb) nam ta te eee Canal Zone, Mexico,| 3] 1] 1 | Calif.*
Panama.
THON AN TON IOS (One nvol)\ ee BE;Y Of @ Ween eee ee eee z
ET OW OTERO SDs a a Ser Union of South Africa__-
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_-__-------- ihaname ee
Orchid@ee he Es Pe SS ER Canal Zone----
Per seqramenicana, (AVOCIAO) peste essen nseea ee ano Cubatkeate see oe aces
Plant— uM den Gilles ae ee ee IPangma= 258 avers
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) _---_---_--------- Dominican Republic___-|_----|---- 1 | Fla.

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15

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadd. (Coccidae):
Chrysophyllum cainito (star-apple)
Aspidiotus latastei Ckll. (Coccidae):
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
PAR COC en ews es mea ON Sem ee ae
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
NARIPSIOLIS Per eh rn a Se ae ee
Asterolecanium agavis Rsl. (Coccidae):
JEX pray bv ahs (eva h bakeyo eae ea ee ee
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):

Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Broughtonia lilacina (orchid)
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Gongora sp. (orchid)
Orchid

Asterolecanium pustulans (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)
Nerium oleander (oleander)
FETRETI CTS) eer ee ee AS a oe a eel a

Astrolecanium stentae Brain (Coccidae):

CULO UITOM MM ACULOL a ne eee eee eee
ELE UMTULOAC OH TTU PIO TU LULL CL a eas ea ee ee ee
Heurnia sp
Piaranthus pulcher

Aufeius impressicollis Stal (Coreidae):
Orchid

Aulacaspis tegalensis (Zehnt.) (Coecidae):
Cymbopogon citratus (lemon grass)

Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)

Bemisia tabaci (Genn.) (Aleyrodidae):
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia)
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae):
FOL GA C{SP aa aacaiort aa! bl Ni pear co eet VL
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Brachycerus algirus (F) (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
eae deplanatus (Eschscholz) (Pentatomi-
ae):
Mine— unidentified s 21s eee, ee
SE a rugosostriatus (Goeze) (Curculioni-
ae):
SoMlanounds plants sske a eed ean Neen
Brachyrhinus sulcatus (¥.) (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca):
Imipoxcontaimine Vanda leissss eee es See
Brevipalpus australis (Tucker) (Phytoptipalpidae):
Odontonia sp. (orchid)
Bruchus dentipes Baudi (Bruchidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil)
Bruchus luteicornis Dl. (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)

Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (entil)

Country of origin

Brazile se eee

Cuba Mexicoss=sse222e
dC WOR ENON eh ne
Costa Rica_-_-

Canal Zone

Cuba, Panama, Trini-
dad.

dor.

Belgium se Sas eee,

Hawaii

France, Italy, Nether-
lands.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Fe £ oe

3.9) 8 lac

Orne Ay
5 lion eRe eee
a ee aes ery
1 Ua eee bed
74 bees a
i i eee
ye fe ss

Pee ee Ho
i es eso
Ml epee Cita

il
1
1

a | ae el 3

perce | SIE 1
1 sl eee ea

pipe Tee eliihal

ene | eee
ee ees Nop
faye. n Feet

Oe a ee

fe teee | Sees NL

eee Fe a Pass as

AP eee | Mes

meee Wer eres

a se bape a
iy eee | aloo
Eis geen
7 Urns oe od

Beep | lone il

eens | en | Wein
apa esta [ea

pected [ex eels 1
Ave aes | ha a
| Sees
Wy leeeolee ee
pA sees oe |S

Collected
in—

Tex.

Fla., Tex.
Hawaii
Calif.*

Calif.*
Play, Pe Re

Calif.*

Calif.* Fla.*
Beak:

Ariz.

La.

INGE
Md., N. Y.

Calif.*

INES:

N. Y.
Hawaii
Wash.
ING

N. Y.
INEDYS eas

16

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)
SOCLIVUTALSIS Dero ee
Pisum sativum (pea)
Vicia faba (broadbean)
WATLON ADO yelper ee

Rryobia praetios1 Koch (Tetranychidae):
INIGUUSISYUDEStTIS) (AD PIC) nee ae

Cacoecia pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):

Punica granatum (pomegranate)

Callidium rufipenne Mots. (Cerambycidae):
Wood

Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):
Orchid
IPRALOGENETOTSD eee ee en

Carpocoris pudicus (Poda) (Pentatomidae):
Gladiolisispe = ee ES ALOE Hine als

Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):

Rauhinia purpurea (purple bauhinia) -_----------
BOauhiniagsp eee ye eee tle a tape
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
NTH TAY (LEARN Oe gE aN re ea aN
GGT S eB E i SR IN UB AT AAS By RN VANS Ea
Gitrusitimonidemon) Se ee
Gitrusyparadisi\ (erapeiniit) ise Soe ee eee

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) --_-__-_------

Gitrusisimensis) (Orange) sess eee ee eee eee

Coffea sp. (coffee)
Cydoniakoblongas (quince) aso eee
Ficus carica (fig)
ETL S—— Wal GENT OTIS ey me ae cet te ee
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Mangifera indica (mango)
Opuntia compressa (prickly pear)
OpuUntiarsp pee = ee Ce RR aN
IPrunUslarmeniaca, (APLICO bt) 22a ee
IPrumusipersica: (peach) has ee sae eae

STAVE TING UC] LUG) (SUL Vek) ee eee ee nen a

Punica granatum (pomegranate) _-___-__-----_----

Pyrus communis (pear)

VASES SIO) (CAREY OLS) ee Spe a a a
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):

CoPea sp A (COTTee) sees oN SO ale OTE a ea

Mangifera indica (mango)
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):

ATER UTTU TU SPE ho A NU DE Ae SI

Gardeniass pee Ne ORR eT

Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine) ___-___-__-

Schimajspeeene ee Sa NE ee
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):

J TOND (GP TTO (Gate) al ea ye
Ceroplastes sinensis Del Guer. (Coccidae):

EOS Pint eR EN Ge Ea ful eee
Chaetoptelius vestitus (Rey) (Scolytidae):

JAF TALELDS Say (GOVEKe aVy ye DS a a
Chelymorpha alternans Boh. (?) (Chrysomelidae):

MANTA 116 SPORE CRN eae eZ ie eee
Chilo simplex (Btlr.) (Crambidae):

Ory ZOSAL ANTICS) oo apa tt tanae en mek ae

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin \featie | sal les
Be = eae
Dee (3) aQ,.9
Oo | 4 1G
tall yore ssa es 155] Sasa al
ot AG OL ME ok UR Te eet Reser =
YUL OSI viiaee= se eemeeee eas 5 | PN PRO
Galva: aes Sek era 1S ee
ais Lo Ae Re ree 2 ETON) 51g oes et
(OVA Dwg ahi coee ie Ss i [oe ea he her
Iballiyemya ZOS] avila ese eee | an | ee eee
Japanese ee pies eee (te tte
IMTe xi COMMER ea eas on ee A A RS
een GLO SNe VET ca eae | al a
Whallkonvony yale ees a Mal NIB Se
ao UE ie ge ya a ph ey SS bee
aes Co (o\Seua eee ea CPL
TROT LUE ale seeete ee eee AD ition La
TRE ase lh eceap [SS Se hs BN
Madeira Islands_________ Dice Gel | aes
Algeria, France, Israel, |____| 6 |__--
Lebanon, Spain.
Africa, Italy, Portugal, | 8} 4 |____
Spain.
Egypt, Morocco, Israel, Og | 2a eee
Italy, Portugal,
Spain
SEL OSW en ieee UE ee 1 pu) Les
Ttaly2 oe ee tee ane a (aac ee
Greece! Italy 2 on en (Cee
Unknown Uy
France, Italy, Portugal__| 1 Die We
Madeira Islands_______-_- a Ry paar eae a
tea oye EY eee (ay ieee ee
eee 60 Koy ee a eer T aaa HW aC
WAT Seria to emit ae ei gal Se PS LS) ee
Azores, France, Israel, | 6 | 12 |_---
Italy, Portugal, Spain,
Tripoli.
WAZ OLES Ye a eae ee rp Py eer ee
Greece, Italy, Lebanon_| 5 |____|____
France, Greece, Italy__-| 3 1 |_---
Mrance ine Oe as 5 eee
TEL a wan tons See a] een |
(6 Ke eben es al ote Veli Bie DearS eke
ene (6 {a Nae Ree Rens A PEELE NTE! Ue Sohal Kes
Loa Se Se | eae | een | TE
Japanese les TS ae eevee OL
DaUnT Fs LOS WEE See PE Teen neat | | es
VERSES ASN ONE See SH CL Cees | heel
New Zealand._____-__-__|____ ee Ce Wee |
Murkeys veel eee 5 a ae
(Wintkato yn ee ees | la 1 ie ea
China, Formosa, Japan_| 19 | 2 |___-

Collected
in—

N.Y.

Hawaii

Calif.* Ds
C.,Hawaii,.
Wash.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

17

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

eee

Insect and host

“Chionaspis’’ leucadendri Brain (Coccidae):
Leucadendron argentewm (silver leucadendron) - --
Chrysomphalus agavis (Towns. & Cll.) (Coccidae):
Agave stricta (hedgehog agave) .____:-_-----------
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
en UsisineNSis) (OLANSC) ase ea een nee ne
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
GingIsUnaniijouid, (ine) poe a enn ee es
GCirus paradisi (erapefruit)=------ 2-22 eo
Persea americana (avocado) --_-__----------------
Chrysomphalus rossi (Mask.) (Coccidae):
AGUSITILO UO LILOSG| (CUSUY: HS) a ee ne
RETCOSCTTIUILITE SD santa ee eee eae
Chrysomphalus scutifor mis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Costus speciosus (canereed spiral flag) __----------
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Phalaznopsis amabilis (orchid) _------------------
ET RLEETCOD SSIS Dea ee ae Oe eee
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Oncidiumisth is (Orchid) = ss eee ee
Oncidium panamense (orchid) -------------------
COVE GLAV CO 0S ah ea aS Be Bi ES ea ele epg
Clysia ambiguella Hbn. (?) (Phaloniidae):
WHS SOs CHE IOS) aes a eee
Coccotrypes dactyliperda (F.) (Scolytidae):
oer acryvijend) (ate) aa" = 4s" "seen nena
Coccus acutissimus (Green) (Coccidae):
(CRIA D0 ee BS es eo ee ee ere
Coccus capparidis (Green) (Coccidae):
Cypripedium hirsutissimum (orchid)-------------
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
Chrysophyllum cainito (star-apple)
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) -__--_-------------
(CEYTAD, SOS Se A oe ee oe eee eee ee

Miospynos Sp} (persimmon)! = 3-2 =n
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) --.-_-.---------------

PMCID SP) 5h koa a Pee es eee
Conchaspis angraeci Ckll. (Coccidae):

Brassia caudata (orchid)

Mesi——unidentitied:=. eerie yee ee
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):

Persea americana (avocado) --.-------------------
Cordylomera spinicornis (F.) (Cerambycidae):

LEGIT SSO) SS BI ENE Sa YS fa
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Crophius scabrosus Ubler (Lygaeidae):

Wachismeeee fuer ske Se Lee sla aus Fe ee
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Caricapapaya (papaya) sae = oe eee
Gastonemsp= (chestnut) == ee
Giirarsianmoni(lemon) eee eae ee eee ee
Coccolobas wvifera (seagrape) ---------------------
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ._-___-------._-
Cryptophlevia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
PTT RECELLOD LIL TIDLCLLLCE eae ae NE
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Nfangifenannarca, (Mango) see see ee eee
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Castanea|sp:.(Chestnut) sas snn eee

263935—53——8

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin a lela

Bel lS¢

5.2) 8 jag

q+ (=| or

fo) oe ay

iS) Z \A

Union of South Africa___| 2 |----|----
Mexicotatet ste sons tees pete et a
ees (GK ee oni Nap hae gf Sih | TN Ul os
Lies ee reer ee | gag |e a ee
IBrazileas cue en sees e See eS VY a Ul |e
IMCXi COS ee ern ue 1 Ugh | ep a eo
AUISET ATA oe a eee eee |e ee pass li si
Union of South Africa_--}| 1 |----|----
Brazileese So epee ns ss) |e
Philip pimnessases sansa ee 8 Rees] Wa |
ear os CG Vo So 2 are ll Lao ER)
IRAN ane ee eee Wee |e aly
@anal’Zone Sas aeseas eae | eee 1
Canal Zone, Mexico-----|_---|---- 2
TAN COSe eee ne eee ah el Feet Ud Pree
IMGxXiCOs= a2 5522s 0fee2nee 1 M5 eth he
a wallet setn a eee seen A Ufa Penna pee
1 a0 0: Pe Sears Eh ae al be a Bak be
Cubate esse SS ee: 1 Vp bs ete a aed
Ea walime= eet ee ee Thy bean ee ate
Brazil, Cuba, Hawaii,| 3] 1] 1
Puerto Rico.
TIES ets cee ras aa lees SL eeascre esr
Cuba, Hawaii, Panama_| 29] 1] 1
Jamaica ase dene sense See | tL
Hawaiis soos he ee eas wacelhe iL
beats (0 Kh acti seem eat |b |
@analtZone wise mee pen | En sells fd
HB) G0 a ee gC i rca oh
Mexico sesso uiure densa Ce I ee ec
Gold C@oastza2e22== ea pas | AO Mil see
Mexicos fee ss 1 es se as Aso
Bese he LOWEN Ee eee teres | Renee rere
eae (6 (0) pseerateatmt chal pigcp pease atl [tet | fy Ta 14 |
Berm aoa eee | See eee lal
Ttaly=assbasssns vase zeae 1 sea eo
Bye Gone thes keer NS | ese lloras
IBenmtid ae eee 1 eg fae ae
Italy, Yugoslavia------- 10) S228 | Sees
Hawalit= 32S ifs, | eee eee
Hawaii, Indiaeec2---=-s- (Hanah)
Italy, Portugal._-.._--.- ais} ak 1

Collected
in—

Mass.
Ariz.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Tex.

Calif.*
Mass.

Fla., Tex,
Mass.
Calif.
Hawaii.
N. J.
Fla.*

Calif.*
Calif.,* Fla.*

INBING
Calif.,* Fla.
Hawaii.

Fla,
Calif.*
Calif.*

Calif.*
Fla.*

Tex.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Cyclocephala cubana Chpn. (Searabaeidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___..-_--------.-----
Cyclocephala lunulata Burm. (Scarabaeidae):

PASTE) ENG ep I Se MR a I ene aa ie |
Cylas formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -_----.------------

Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)____.___...-_---__-
Cylas formicarius var. elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
eulionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)..--...--.---------

Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -------------------

Cyrtopeltis varians (Dist.) (Miridae):
CREYSONEMEMUINES Dee eee ee es
Dactylopius coccus Costa (Coccidae):
Grusonia bradtiana (cactus) ._----------..-.------
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) - -------------------
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) -----------.---------
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) .--_------------
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_-_.--_----_-
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
EAT ae ee ee oa A eC EO ee aire
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple) --------------
Mangiferaindica (mango) soo seee eee ee

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _----.------
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):

Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) -------

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) --__------------

Pithecellobium dulce (guamachil)_______--__-=-__-
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):

Oleateuropaea Olive) ose ee eee eee

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):

Oleoxeuronaea; Olive) ee eee ae
Deloyala guttata (Oliv.) (Chrysomelidae):

CO Vee) nb be pal enh tot eee Me ala a si
Delphacodes dissipata Muir (Delphacidae):

FNS 0} aT) al fe eh le Se ee,
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -.-_----------

Cortaderia sel/oana (selloa pampasgrass) ----------

Dianthus spsi(CarMation) aaa ees ee eee eee eee

WFOCHULCONSCIAUT le TUUCe) see eee eee

Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily) __--------_-----
Diabrotica lepida (Say) (Chrysomelidae):

IBNiLOGERCROTUSD sees se ne eee ee ee ee eee
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_-_-_--------

CULES Dee eae nee a OS

Garndentaispus tree ee Oe oa
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):

GURUS SP ee PUN UN OTS IOAN Ces ea
icvantenies kirkaldyi (Xot.) (Aleyrodidae):

LOLS TUT UL TTULS DD sen es a rea re a aL at
Diaphania unionalis (Hbn.) (?) (Pyraustidae):

Oleaeuropaed) (Olive) esse cone eee eee eee
Dinoderus brevis Horn (Bostrichidae):

15 YSI 0 0 01010 pease te gn a tee ee

‘Saw al Mats cocaine a ee ee ee Se

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin 4 p ile
Hy] 6 ae
2S| 8 las
oO |Z |e
Cubaies alo doce coe Wheel neem
CostapRica sss ssa ae |e 1 Peewee
India, Indonesia-_------_|____ Oi | ee
China, India, Thailand__| 3 |_.--|____
Brazil, Costa Rica, | 17 | 14 |____
Cuba, Curacao, Ja-
maica, Mexico, Puerto
Rico.
British West Africa, |____| 5 |____
Gold Coast, Sierra
Leone.
IMexi COM Sas eae a meee a ey (ero
aed! LO SE See el ere eee |
awa sees eee eee | Pare Lees
see (hoary ee tet Lee le Ty! | Sea
acne GOL ss 2S OE ee eases (eel) | ae
eee GOM sone os Ses ees eee ue tee
Leas 6 0 eS cms ae le P| Fe Yh | [ke
Sets GoOzses2 2 2252S | al es
Bem S Gots = ce Siete Lakes pol pi ipezes
ees GO scone eee ee LY | RO
pel (Ko eeepc ea PED FN
pais (5 Ko a a eae TB
=ase Gots eas See SEES lh anes | eee
Azores, Greece, Italy, | 46 |_--_| 1
Lebanon, Libya, Pal-
estine, Turkey.
Ttalyc2costcstesten nine 2} saeh|eeke
Mexicoss 2222 Sie cerns vee ae 1
aan (6 (a ee eens ented ee Poy eb ale ee
Netherlands_____._---___ TL [pet's] eee
ING? A ere ee | ee 1
AZOLCS! oo se ona it (| Sabai e eae
Pebanonesss ss sess esas awe ee
AZOLCS Ss So aea he serene BA At haall
IMGXICO zs seco ee SL deel heal
Japane: <u oe sek eee wesley) | Sete
Se ets Gores ie ie Sr SA A ls ee
ee AOe 2 eek een Ba cE AT eel
Dominican Republic_---} 1 |--__}-.--
Philippiness= 222s sscee—" See eels
NitglyessoGle ss ec oes en eee | es |
Indias? See Ree aes ja se [
Philippinestesseseseeee 1 Ug ee Pe

Collected
in—

Fla.*

Hawaii,
INS NS

Calif.*, Mass.

Ala., Fla.*,
Ga., La.,
Md.,N. Y.,
Parise.
Tex.

Mass., N. Y.,
Pa., Va.

Ariz.

Tex.

Tex.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Hawaii

Calif.*
Calif.*, Ha-

Wash.

Hawaii

Mass., N. Y.

ING Yi

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

19

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Diory merellus laevimargo Champ. (Curculionidae):

Orchid __
Dyscinetus frater Bates (Scarabaeidae):

Packing around Dioscorea roots_.-_--------------
Dysdercus mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):

aC Ise ee oe LO iy ee so Sk
Dysdercus obliquus (H.-S.) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):

Allium sativum (garlic)
Earias insulana f. semifascia Warren (Phalaenidae):

Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)
Epilachna varivestis Muls. (Coccinellidae):

COTO Le eT Ep cee eee

CLEUINCH @ Spee eies Tana ee Fea eh ook
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
Ereunetis flavistriata Wlsm. (Tineidae):

Wocosmiuciferai(COconut)= 222s 2eene- eases ee ae

Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Bugus sempervirens (box)
Burus sp

ee eda aurocinctus Champ. (Curculioni-

ae
Cycnoches sp. (orchid)

Eulachnus pinifornmosanus Takah. (?) (Aphidae):
Pinus sp. (2-leaved pine)

Eurytoma orchiderarum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Cattleya mossioe (orchid) 4-2 a es
Catileya sp. (orchid)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato).....--------------

Recah ins marginatus Champ. (Melandryidae):
rebi
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ___.._-------_-
Evergestis rimosalis (Gn.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
PERILOG ENA ON:Sp = hse ee eee ee eee Ceo
Exptochiomera formosa (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
DP TAATATYG TIO IS Big SI Sree Dap i de epee
Faustinus cubae (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Asplenium nidus (birdsnest fern)_...------------
Catasetum viridiflavum (orchid)
Cycnoches chlorochilon (orchid)
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Laelia Bauermnalts (orchid) Sees ea
Orchid
Peristeria elata (orchid)
PEalALOGEMAT ONS] eee ee ee eee ee
Fant unidentified sauna e yr

Fiorinia japonica Kuw. (Coccidae):
Pinus sp. (5-leaved pine)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Cut flowers—mixed
Hibiscus sp
Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum s
Frankliniella fortissima Pr. (Thripidae):
(GLO TAING C0) 5s a a eo ee ee ae

Country of origin

England, Netherlands__
Netherlands #2222 s2ne---

Brazil, Cuba, Nether-
lands Guiana, Venez-
uela,.

Palmyra Island_-___--.--
CanaltZone

Rahitine see

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

a | pla

fal 8 (%.

BS! § las

Saal: heme

Oo 124 |x

as ae 3

=2ea|sas— 1
oy pe ae
5 Oh ae ee
6 pes
ly )2523|525=

ery eer oe NS)

sae | Se Peas |

Galil ylzese
7) EAS | Leia

a |e 4

eae | eee 3

pas | 1
i ee ee

peeves | Wns 1

a | essa 3

Sob Bil eee

Soadloese 4

pape | pay Lg ta

1 Tjfece3

emer | (plain [th pane eg

pepe sass Hea |
ee Paes HN |

Dy eceuleoa

wrt ra | at ead

BE | ate tt |

Ee |e ea
1 | papestc [ae

wees) Seyi

patel Veh Wi)

ee i tba f

Ais S| fa aa He b

page| eet ieer

[S| ee en
1 Ad pes ees |

spare Eee Hire |

1 bed Lpedaies big
DF | Rees aes
Ty Dh eee
ys ee

Collected
in—

Tex.
D. OC.
Tex.
Tex.
N. Y.
1D); (OL

Tex.
Tex.

Tex.

Calitics
waii.

Ha-

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—

Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A. Ios
R.| 5 ae
a-2| § |as
Oo |Z |p
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Dianthus harbatus (sweet-william) _.___-_-------- Genmany---- ee eee
Dienthasisps (Camation) pape ee seas see ee eee eee pee ee dole eae ul Bees
La'hyrus odoratus (sweet pea) -__----------------- Sweden, unknown_____- 1 sph] ea
ALY FUSS ee ere wae aah a AI ie AEE Unk owas eee | eee 1. | S58
SEAN GTAQSS DD ee he a Ea 9 Stee a li eo A Treland isco nice Pe sa Ralls
PAUDITVLS SD (LUPIN eC) eee ee es Unknown eee ees | eae fF] RY
FRosaispre(TOSe) sae kok ie arin en rin a BUS Germany=2== ee By Ld ie
Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
FETELiGh py SUIT SP a Bes I de sie sents eh AEM Trdias sich seni eanseeeie e ek 1p ee
Ornithogalum thyrsnides (chinkerichee)__.--------- Union of South Africa___} 1 |_---|___-
Furcaspis biformis Ckll. (Coccidae):
IBrassavolaimodosan(OnChid) eee a eee eee Canal’Zone eae eese see | ae ee 1
Gatileyalsps (Orchid) == se ae Canal Zone, Hawaii, |_.--|---- 5
Venezuela.
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) -.-_-.------ CamaleZione aaeke eee Ee |e 1
Epidendrum oncidioides (orchid) _..._------------]----- COs res e027 SRS RE REM 1
FE PIGEN AT ULMUS Psa on ewe eet OS SS a ee Gos. TR SP AU ISAE LE aE 3
Gacliainubescenss(Orchid) psa en eee amie CostavRica pa aa ON ea 1
Oncidium confusum (orchid) CanalbZones see | ae |e 1
Oncidium isthmi_._--------- Defy akehaatzeme ys ey Uae ee 1
Oncidium panamense CanalbZone== ae ee nas | en ee 1
Onciditymispese: es Seen ES 2k io Canal Zone, Panama_-___|__.-_|---- 2)
Orchid Sse es 2 BU Barbados, Canal Zone, |__--_|---- 12
Hawaii, Netherlands
Guiana, Panama,
Venezuela.
Wand aisp si: (OECHiG) wees aie yay oie kr wlfinae te noce mie nee MEAG Wren Doo iy ale ie crn cE Na ce 1
Galgupha terana McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
Onchidl {pss be ea ie cence es he nal net NOS a IMeGXI CONS hs ann eo hies enn |e Pe eS 1
TULL ANGStG' SP ese e ce eee ey ik me ee eas OWE eee ai Sune ie inte | Rekre 3 aoa il
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Callunaivulgaris: (heather) e222 22) eee ee Ireland, Scotland____-__- deel ea Le ea
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Curculionidae):
Mammillaniasp.1(cactus) 222 ee IMeXICOe Sat ee ee ee ae | epee | ee 1
Glycyphagus domesticus (Deg.) (Glycyphagidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --2-_--_--_--____- STC ty Se esi ae cel ee ase acs fig [Set eae
Crore nee gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechi-
idae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) --_---- Mexicotectess ue eae enion 2) eae | eas
Capsicum frutescens longum (chili pepper) --_----_|----- Coke es ee ea alee ll gk
Gnorimoschema lavernella (Chamb.) (Gelechiidae):
NP Th 4 SQUAS) STD eso he ea Ea Ty SS eC a eee |e CLO eee eek eae Sg |e 1
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
IB ELOFOULGANISA(ISCEL) ere ee ane a ea Spain Se ee es Re AA bay eee
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke)______-.---.---.----- Algeria ehrancesseeese = |e OI ans
Gortyna ochracea (Hbn.) (Phalaenidae):
CUA ARSCOLY TLS eee Se Wa note ee aplie Mpe een ete les TaN CO! os cosa e a ance | ee 1 es
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
Rhododendron palestrina____..-.........-.-------- INetherland seen | eee | eae 1
FRROCOUENAT ONS Deas eee ee ee England, France, Neth- |_---|---- 6
erlands.
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae):
PF UNUSIDENSECAN (CAC LD) racers rea ee TOT Catt ee a Ree 1 bel Pee es
Gymnaetron beccabungae var. nigrum Walt. (Cur-
culionidae):
SUTiNgU sp Cilac) see ee ene Netherlands--:--...._--.- 0 ee (ea
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum DeCosta Lima (?)
(Olethreutidae):
Cinusisinensis) (Olan ee) pees nner sae e ee eee ee \Ycyaley qb) ee I yl ee
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl) (Phlaeothripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (Snapdragon) __--.---------- IBermud ataee ee aweee aes bl) Peet (cba
Br yODIYLALN Spite ees See SE ee ene | eae GO 22 era ees eae 2
Codidéumisps (croton) 2 eee Jam dicgeae se 1 Ul eeeiral seas
Felcher yswanisp sae oe ee India! = i eee ee 1 eS

Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)--...------------ ‘Bermiud a=sa ee eae BO ey

Collected
in—

VA A Cae ae
OUST TE ITISISI SII

} Calif.*

Calif.,* Fla.,
N. J.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.,* Fla.
Calif.*

Calif.*, Fla.,
P. R.,Tex.
Calif.*

Tex.
Tex.

IBS IN A
Tex.
Mass.
Ariz.
Calif.
D.C.

Pa.

IN Mo
Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

21

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 80, 1952—

Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
ticns in—

Insect and host Country of origin A. ple
Ba) 3 lec
a&| o {AS
fst isl Wen
° So |e
Oo |G |x
Haplothrips wouramboulchii Mit. (Phlaeothripidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) _---------- Union of South Africa_.-| 1 |----|___-
PET OLCOAN CLOT Tear Od hes) Bre Sento cc owe al As G0s=- Se Se i og aa eee
eelipes caecus Champ. (Curculionidae):
CONRELSG LS 2 SR sO oS a oe a ale ele eg ge IMCXICO Stee eaten ere ere ee eran lee |
Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
Caxianea's pH (Chestnut) ese setae ee eee Greece; Italy22-+—2==225- BY) eee Pees
Quercus trojana (Macedonian oak) --_------------- Mt tly Sah cs Be hee Ee Nee ie Re Soe ited |
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrychidae):
WOOGEDOX2ae- one owen hansen ar x Sae aes eRe ee Indiguessssessetcae=see si 5 | eee | ee
Heterogaster urticae (¥.) (Lygaeidae):
nerucansaLivan (lettuce) east ee eee ones ne landeesne este een ees 1 | ee
Hymenia perspectalis (Rbn.) (Pyraustidae):
lO Wers——mM 1 xed se ihe WO EMG oe LUNs fe Mexicoss so csssceee eth Dy (ees) kee
HAypoborus ficus Er. (Scolytidae):
PRCAESTCUTICON (TS) eee a Dealy pote soaker se eae ea 1
Hy polithus riparius (F.) (Elateridae):
GT ASSIS OC ese ean Rie Le wee sR na oneal oe Scotland#=2#2=222222-52=5 Ten | se eet
Icerya aegyptiaca Dougl. (Coccidae):
lst unidentified seers ass es ee ke eee Straits Settlements__----|____ Ay |e
Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr. (Formicidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -----.--------------- WAZ OLCS a8 eee haan e en ST | ee
BMD anid entifted sees os Seer Rie Reine es Gowsasssasesesrneesais ss ee ea
ONENESS Ds (CATNALION) eae nee ce eee ee ortugales=sena eee hee hee
UCU SICORICAH (ME) reser s se ties tees SES Pee ee (S Ko eee re AS aac gees melee
OW CTS II Xe Gents ho hike Se nk ee a eS Azores, Madeira Islands_| 2 |--_-|____
EEIEEO DIV LLLUTINGS Dee ee Union of South Africa_--| 1 |----|__._
(QUAD. CUGROY ATM CO) Wh fs) ys oe Ltaly222s2e see 1 Gay Papa ee
QE ee ec EE Rortugaleeesseetone a 1 een ee
Protea grandiceps (great protea)-.-.-.-.---------- Union of South Africa_--| 1 |----|___-
PEO LCACCRO Me meena nna ee eee eee oa ape GOteese Ses sesh ieee i i) posi LA
Sorlkwathiferms es ea ee ta see Re eee egal eee Beeler
Strawajacke tase = tae eee aes eee ecco e bec a seske nd Ores ra cease eno eee s i (a | eee
Wabisispa(arape) iia ee eS Chile. Union of South | 3 |----|-_--
Africa.
Tridomyr mex iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
MTEGTONROELITA OL CII) eee te ee rer te Guatemal atest sis ctabenn ew ieee 1
Odontoglossum grande (orchid)-_------------------|----- 6 Ka cat meg ee Pa il
OCICS Ds (OCD) Bee re ee ee oe os 0 ett ied leg oe beac V 2
OT CH a eee ee ee A ena ey ES LO aes Oe oli eds] EG Se 2
PACK aes Bre ed ae TN) RR ES Oe British West Indies_---_- Avesrs ease
Tsorhinus depressus Champ. (Curculionidae):
TRILON GSI GIS =) ee ro on ITO XA COR ee ee Ee Sista Real | CPR 1
Tsorhinus undatus Champ. (Curculionidae):
(OFC) a Ko yeh Sra ek aie Dt ta oa ee ree sei ese MIRA CL 66 Ke jpeg ne aaa Sal i te 1
TUG ASTORS (oe Se NIE E D8 oe ye Use es aa SATE GO ere Se ee See 1
Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):
GOLAN USK(R) SD ee en New, Zealand =:s sissies |-aee | eae 1
IN ON CIESUS|S Dist ann eae se ene ee ES SN ee Italy, Netherlands---.-_|____|---- 5
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Cananalialsp sees ein aise sh Se awaits oo eae DOES reas
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) -------__----]_--_- a Ka egos ca ras ie 1 ee pa Pen a
Lardoglyphus zacheri Oudms. (Lardoglyphidae):
Se aTshel eee iii shies Ie SUMO I lc We Mexico eae oe ie ae 1, | estas | eect
Lasioptera rubi Heeger (?) (Itonididae):
Rubus loganobaccus (loganberry) ----------------- Mneland = 42 Sele r ee Lae es ee 2
Laspeyresia leguminus Hein. (Oletnireutida):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) _-_---------- (Pere see sees a akan sal ee eo ne eae
Laspeyresia nigricana (Stph.) (Olethreutidae): :
JEUEXGTO SO CLOUD. QUE) oe Sel Se ae ela as as Rnegland) Wtalyas=sessss5|eee PAR pres
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Casianeaispy (chestnut) tee ee Italy, Japan, Portugal, | 32 |---| 1
Yugoslavia.

Collected
in—

Ariz.
N.J.
Tex,

Pa., ‘Tex.
Calif.,*

Mass.,
NEO ss

22

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Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Laspeyresia strobilella (L.) Olethreutidae):

EPI CEASS Df (SPRUCE) ease ee a ee ee ee ae

Lecanium coryli (L.) (Coccidae):

Aeculus carnea (red horsechestnut) ---________-
Crataegus monogyna (English hawthorn) ______-

Lema quinquenotata Clark (Chrysomelidae):

BO MELT Hee EN Neue RS Ie AO 5 eee ee

Leperisinus fraxini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
Frazxinus sp. (ash)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae}:

Prunus s
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):

LOIS Coupons (Cakes) 2a 5
SL ICUS'S Pe eee nee ae a Be a pea ene

Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):

Cryptomeria japonica (cryptomeria)-_.________-
OUNILDERUS SDs UMIDCr eae ena ene ae ne

IPiceai (2) ySPe eee ae ae Ra len ee ae ge

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

LORY Tun oa Fe Se ICU
Cerciisisp a (Cactus) eaten ae eee
May rtillocactis spin (Cactus) fess aaa em
Pachycereus marginatus (cactus)___.-.---_____-

Pilocereus palmeri (cactus)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Codiaeum variegatum (croton)___-...-.----__---
Codidcumisp ee eee ee eee

Lepidosaphes tuberculata Malen. (Coccidae):

COON ov (novel) a ee

Monanthestlarislon casas nena ten enema na meee ae

Leptoglossus chilensis Spinola (Coreidae):

Vatisisp (grape) ite ay Cn SRe ES ert renreseal EN
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charmoy) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) __-__-___-_-__-___--
Citrus aurantiwm (sour orange)_.______-----__-
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _..-..-_---_-__.__--

CUTFUSTSINENSiS\(OLANZE) eae eee
Orchid ees eC STOR NON SUN ER Cans

Leucaspis indica Marl. (Coccidae):

Mangifera indica (mango) -_--____-__-__---_-----.

Leucinodes orbonalis Gn. (Pyraustidae):

Solanum melongena (eggplant) .._....-----____-

Lichtensia viburni Sign. (Coccidae):

Hedera colchica (Colchis ivy) ---...---.---_-----

Ligyrocoris abdominalis (G.-M.) (Lygaeidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -_-_.._______-
PR LOGEN ATO SP ieee oe ee ee eC

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Liygaeidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ______----__-

Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _--_.---...-_-

Lineodes integra (Zell.) (Pyraustidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __-....-..--.-

Lozxostege similalis (GQn.) (Pyraustidae):
Celosia sp. (cockscomb)

Blowers-mixed {sees lee ee ea
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) --__----_---------

Lyctus spinifrons (Lesne) (Lyctidae):

Malacosoma neustria (L.) (?) (Lasiocampidae):
Prunus mume (Japanese apricot) -.-----------

_.| Trinidad

Country of origin

GermaniyAse sass eee

Netherlands___-__._-.__-
Byard yal

1 ALPEN 8 agelaeec e N
Algeria, Italy, Lebanon,
Syria.

Guam, Hawaii, Panama_
Australia, Philippines___

Canary Islands___-__.---

Nicaragua, Salvador-_--
Canal Zone, Cuba,
Dominica, Panama.
Canal Zone, Jamaica,

Panama.
Canal Zone, Costa Rica_

AMOR ENG ea ge a

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
e2| 2 |2.
S| $ |a.8
Oo 14 |e
ll eres eee
Se sae orale
ete RES Peel
Saale eee 1
Dil esas: a
we Ulead 1
peers eee eal at
a eens IVY:
See eee aT
pees f it ba
peer epee re al
we SOE AE a
pas eae Leone 1
Pee tay | | ace 5
re oe 1
ee eee 1
By Weeees|p @
1 Pees heal
ei eo 11
Seances 1
Vel eee els
Ob |e coe
iis rea by Uf Jes ee =
eee A enti ees
1 | rae eee
ie fel ac 2
al elds 1
etre ies
fries Boe 1
y Re eal bP
eel Cee 1
OE | eee
Hs sas eet) Ba
Ais UF ant | WP
LS Ee
Lh ee
EN | Ree a
Oaleeee eee
Eee 3 ans 1

Collected
in—

Calif.*
Ala., Hawaii.

Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*

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Pests (insects) collected anid reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin Sd essolles Colleged
| + | 58
56/8188
aema| © |A.5
(=| ~_ =| [o} ~
[-) So ln
ie) Z |
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) ----------------------- (Derm ark se eee pial | Paes ay ele
Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga) -_-_-..-.-_------ Lona ed ey aXe |S ee eee Le Pees Pas
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -------------- France, Ireland, Italy___| 1] 3 |---| Mass., N. Y.
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) -..--------------- IN TANGO seers eee ae Stes | eae 1) EP as
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae): y
(CORDATE SS a ee eee npeeniene |= ia waillst S0e-2 lacs ecu 10 SSeS) See Califee
Hawaii.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)---.._--_---- Hawaii, Japan, Nether- | 1] 4 |---| Ala., Calif.,*
lands Guiana. Oreg. ey
Wash.
IPT TISCOLUSIS Dee eae ee oe ek RS Pa Ra Walle eto ee eee eee ery | eee eC alites
Megalometis chiliensis Boh. (Curculionidae):
PONSA OMMESTIC) (DIUM) i oe ee ee es Chilezisd shoe sais UN |e 22 | EIN
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) -____-------_]__-_- (0 Ko} egea ie AAC tl she SD | ees Re IN ea ete
Melolontha melolontha (L.) (Scarabaeidae):
(UpTe eaayoys yi. 2 ie SE aes ac ag ME Res LS 5 5 Ss Genmanye sane Se SS SAN INS > oo
Metamasius habetatus (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ______----__ 1) CUA COTE ee ees 1h) | eee ees Tex
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae): i
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_-__---_-___ Ecuador, Guatemala, | 33 |----|----| Calif.,*S.C.,
Panama. Tex.
Micrelus ericae Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -_---__---.-----_------ Are AN ae aa ae i) STEN eee | NI
eeioce DhalollireDs abdominalis (Crawf.) (Thripi-
ae):
LEU GIGP SOE SEE Ue SURES BE i I a NS re ee Wrinnid a dee ee Bg es IN
ETEIAGH GY SILTIVS Tea es ee TARE Dae 1ho(s Dye eee eee eel os 0 Te eal INS NG
ibonicerasps (honeysuckle) p= 2 es Colo yee on sue = oN aerate |e Se 1) | ES | Nae
Microvelia oaracana Drake (Veliidae):
STOWE eT TE NL ao MOREA Tap VY IMexICO Ze cau ta e ESR EN Biat pecalh (lp ANd.<
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi) ________-__-___-__- \WAGIGVARTS Eo See gS ese ta aces Fla.*
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
piireelsee die Wa eG oe he As Dominican Republic__._}----|----| 1} P. R.
Minthea obsita Woll. (Lyctidae):
LEYTON RS SSR Pe OB re SE Oe) RT 3s Miberigvess ase umn gn yay] (aaa Pape La.
Minthea rugicollis (W1k.) (Lyctidae):
\OOG IED Terabe a ae a ee eee Oe Vea HEP ee esate le play aN peas pee Calif.*
Monanthia monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
ETAL AStO 3S Pie psa ee ens ns SU ETA eR US Me xiCO soos seca eo cee | Se ee Te hex.
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_--.---..----------__- GUT Te ae eae ean AL | | es Tex.
LOREAL 5 0 2a PR aS Os Op a Yap TeESEl WERE Tea pes hal neds 1 | Hawaii
Orchid: BUTERA at Ses ee en Far aica eeu: ate lees es ea NS Ue
PRETTY Ope Se Es I a So NN a a i eae Canada yee eee | Ee eee | ENerde
Piaaiies Officinalel(GINEEL) ee ee ee Jamaica oes ee lie ee Ski eee ING DS
Mormidea cubrosa (Dallas) (Pentatomidae):
LOY IGN ELST ole gE IE Ae ER ES NU Te Mexico Saiieipicsan pet Taare BL | Res ea Tex.
PTET MOSTOISD oe oe ae ON ERE S FSS EP ie: C0 Korea anne ee ee SF Ate 1} exe
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
OTC id ire Ee et es pee ie eS TOs cl AN he G0 eo a eo A eae 3 | Tex.
Nasutiter mes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae):
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) -____._---___-_--_- ondurasseee see bi PS eseaen U sia La.
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _--__._-____-_-- Mexican 2 = 2 ee ee Ay (COE | ees Tex.
Solanum melongena (eggplant) _-_-_________-----_- Brazile ee pao een RN 1 |_...| Md.
Odonaspis saccharicaulis (Zehnt.) (Coccidae):
FRENTE SA NN SiS Ey 2h gn TA LOTS es ok DE AE iPhilippinesseees ee 71M oa Re Calif.*
Opogona aurisquamosa (Butl.) (Tineidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_.._____-.---------- Hawalie ee ee Dig | bee Re Calif.”
Orthotylus ericetoruwm (Fall.) (Miridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __.___...-------------- Scotland =a aan 1 ee ae N. Y.
Orycarenus lactus Kirby (Lygaeidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) __.____.._--_---_-_-- Pakistan: (ciara eteae |e Lee Hy DE COn
Oxycetonia jucunda (Fald.) (Scarabaeidae): 3
LT LATO Hes aay ees a ae nace en ee 4 SUES OS CRE 0f: 50k Ree bas 1 |....| Hawaii.

Pachugroniha oedancalodes Stal (Lygaeidae):
Orchid Se SON US Pe IMexi CO eet te ae ees | oar 1! Tex.

24 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 80, 1952—

Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin a sla

Ha) 818.

aS| & la

Salles

Oy |
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Centaurea cyanus (bachelors-button) -____...__-__- Mexicol cannes Rua ae Ts) eb apteebon
HPT OA LALO. Sa Sa A don taet Ls hae 1} Sea ee
Pagiocerus fiorii (Eggers) (Scolytidae):
ARO TLAIS (COLD) 5 wee Peruse osc a foe) Fes ae eT:
Palaeopus costicollis Mshll. (Curculionidae):
IDEN TORAG Sols: (Credyoad) Me eh ee Jamaicaleen aaa epee 25 sei |e
Zingibemopicinaler( Ginger) eevee see eee ene | GOL akin eseve ss pes dig) Seb
Paraleyrodes goyabae (Goeldi) (?) (Aleyrodidae):
PsidiwmM Sp, PLODNGUAsAVaL eee ee See Mexicou... 22. 2 ee ae
Hrapariepodeplorts caitleyae (Molliard) (?) (Itonidi-
ae):
OR CHIC S a eM OE CostagRicass ss eee aaaas wes | eee aT
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
Ca Iellia isp ee oe aA IONE ieee aoe eB Japanie caer eee ene Bs Sipe ge |W 1 9/
Parlatoria chinensis (Marl.) (Coccidae):
UPPU TASES Te eh es 2S RE SETS D7 Lea pedi gre Pe ic! £0 Ko eis es Se eel ee eis cece a
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)__._-__---.--------- Mexicoe= 222.8 ip ona sD) || ae
Gitrus)}paradisi (srapetruit)- ee ee Bolivia, Brazil, Uru-| 2] 2 |___-
guay.
Gitrusiparadisti(pomelo) = sees see een IND BONO RE Se ee ‘Dy Ay ec ier
Ginustsinensts (orange) aoe ee eae Argentina, Brazil, Mex- | 11] 4 |___-
ico, Trinidad.
Parlatoria morrisoni McKenzie (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) .______..-.------------- Tin Gigi n eat sais | os ee 1
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Ma lusisitvestrisn(ap ple) iors oe Greece, Israel, Italy____- ep Saeaceha| [err =
Gleatenronaeah (olive) ts sete oe IP OGtuU ga) aes nee AD | eel ee
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae): eins
Aerides quinquevulnera (orchid) __.--------------- Philippines eg nae ae |e eee pases 1
COMMA Fos (ORG LI ae 0 (ope ee tac mn ER Na | 1
Dendrobiihm sp. (Orchid) sea eee Thailand 1
FLOYVORIMOCKO DN LLC eae oe en en _| Indonesia 1
Plant—unidentified___________-.______ Canal Zone 1
Mandarteresn (Orchid) arses nom Ceylon 1
Mandal sp Ieiee NET Fake Pe ETE NS SRR atid Canal Zone 1
Parlatoria pyri Marlatt (Coccidae):
AICO NES Pei Sets CR NPE TNE i EE ay a dzh otek o\erty ae eee ee elec ea el
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae): : :
Citrus cunantifolia\ (ime) ee es Philippines Ti iJEs-2 bees
(CURIS Wa pores Obwayyn)) i es eee a STAN Ces: Wiel yaad | eee Si Rees
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _.._._-------- Al geniaueeeee so eeee eocece|-Le= Die te
Gitrarsis77.en sisi (OLANZE) maar ese Algeria, Italy, Spain____]____ cl ae
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) Aleyrodidae): -
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____._-_--._--------- Hiawalit 2: Geehiaesnaaes Peess see
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae): 4 2 ;
Gossypium sp: (cottonseed)__--___-. 1. Brazil, Hawaii, Mexico__| 56 | 10} 1
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton) __..----.----------_- Mexicotiiigan sul euian ON e250 ul eee
Gossypium) sp (Cottons poll) a eae Bahamas, Greece, Ha-| 9] 4 |__--
waii, Jamaica, Mexico.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; bale)-2)-2 2 havo ht: pea en eee ete, Rept) deel) aac
Gossypium sp. (cotton; lint) __._.-----------.---- Mexico = ssauaae asso ip eeeseeee
Fiibiscusiesculentis:) (OKTa) pen ae Brazil, Trinidad__-__-__-_ PAM eae (eee
Railway cans ee ei ee Ee Mexico. 222 sais eee ht Soe
Trt ae he ENE TA ES OEE a ep eienh Ba 0 (9 ne Renee ee eet At) Sess
Pentamerismus oregonensis McGregor (Phytop-
tipalpidae):
OUNMIDERUSISP al GUNT PET) eee e eee en Japan! 22 ee ELLA eels 1

Perkinsiella vitiensis Kirk. (Delphacidae): iy
(Airplanes. 22 tee ae EEE Seo Biji Islandss:2s2 ete ese ee Miikees

Collected
in—

Tex.
Tex.

INeeYe
Fla.*
N. Y.
Ariz.

Fla.

Calif.,*
Wash.

Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.,* Fla.*

Minn.
Calif.,* Fla.*
1D); (O},

INES Ye
Mass. *

Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.,*

Fla.,* Pa.
12

ae
Calif.,*
Fla.,* Pa.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 25

_ Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin Spovee |S Collected
Fale iee
aS| & |e
afl g joe
Oo oO}
Oo |Z |m
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Bounicidee):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___-__--_------------ Dominica, Gold Coast__| 1 |---.| 1| N. Y., P. R.
BTASsiCET ADO CLUE pe ee re ea a (OL) cf: HRS ee SE eps UL 8 22),
CTT OA OO OS ot BEE Se eee eee Bermudas: Ses nien ers Ts/h, PALM NS:
iWlawers=-mixed. 2. t Fo RN Lee: cle bE eens A N.Y.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_-...-.....-.-.------|_---. Go Ssabinsiisen.) Cite pha) ses ed A N. Y.
EISMISPUNR SP etcetera Sh | Le ol ee aS DIS) ERRAEST SBS INS
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily) -..___-----------]----- doshesi_ T.BeTs _ PRL H SS MVMass:
LUI ALLS SO ee a ek Pe ee GOSS ae ees Dyn See | aoe INIA DS
COV ELT CG 1 <0 RD ET De DES aa ee ee eee tb 2d IBrazilée es ee bat gl NTS
VATA G Ve ee = 8 Se EE Se ee ee eee ee Bermudase2) epee Ty SPSS (SSIS Da 1 IN Y=
Phenacaspis fujicola Kuw. (Goccidae):
Wyestersa Spee k ai She ee ie SL eee ELT EY OVE hw Cit UTES ate a es Resins | Pease ets © alifce
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Fullaway (Coccidae):
Gocosiniucifera (coconut)! 3. Se ee a Ma wailien 2 BE LF Ja) BNO ait
Gardenia spe ot Be es SO (; {en ae oe a Sa al Calii®
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) --------|..-_-- dotSeoio) fore if | AML Calin
ISERENILZIOISD 8 ots ee = ne ec = PE do ==. Moy at its) Dane PAL Calif
Philia febrilis (L.) (Bibionidae):
PATUILUINS Do bert, Bote Pk ee ee cei BT OE Germanys-=s-92 == 1s | RES Ea Nya,
Phiocotribus scarabaeoides (Bern.) (Scolytidae):
Olan CEO tae: (ONG) es ee esoce Ttaly. aspen o sews 71 eke |e aN eae
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
WitisiSp k(GTADO morse os Poe ES ay Union of South Africa_._} 1 |---]_...| Mass.
Phytomyza rufipes (Mg.) (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) __---------- Sweden 2S BS 1 |____| Mass.
Phytopius avellanae Nal. (Eriophyidae):
Corylus maxima purpurea____-.----------------- Netherlands-_-__...------|---- BSAA IS PING.
Pieris brassicae (L..) (Pieridae): — -
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -------------- Denmark, France__-_----|_--- 2) Bass INE Yee Vas
Pieris brassicae (L.) (?) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) .-_----------- Treland + S251oso ye [2/2285 280 Mass?
Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
PAW ACER asp tka be iNE nu ete es a eee ae CanaltZoneS2o2 bee |e eae SSS hie EY
Cordyline terminalis (dracena) ----_--------------|----- Ce ee ee a eS eles Ne
Weai—umidentificdsts 2b) ae ee oe @ostaRicas Sesh |e Tae on ienex:,
Monster Spire AS isa and ce cetecste ee BGR Cubas--------4----2-2- (9 LOSSY eqs De Ce
Scindapsus aureus (Solomon Islands ivy Stun) =| Hawaii----:-----=---=--|35% Lay rane Calitte®
SEnelitziOISp eee abee Sete Was Sea ae ee 00.2. SIR 12 SUE aT AC alin
Pinnaspis scrobicularum (Green) (Coccidae):
Aerides quinquevulnera (orchid)___-..------------ Philippines=2 oo S| esa Eee 1 | Calif.*
Mandaitizonica: (orchid) p22 ee ee ee domes. ace eee 1 | Calif.*
WAIL UAS ONDET AOI Bert eee ee ee rea oe | A dos si Seeieie YUE are 1 | Calif.*
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Camelia spiciiasce, Sad sd tite eee ee Japan=---=2<<ses5<2-2255| 45-5 lens i Calita®
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
iBankjionvcra tet sed bet de eee Senn Sweden:---=-====-=<=--=- AD? Sinema Eexe
IPICETS DA SDELICE) at ce ee ee eee eee let cee G0s2 2 2D). || A Vass SIN Y.
PPITUIESTS Di sce Sa a ee ee oS A 6 {ee ‘]/=| S| AEE SINE YAS
Pityophthorus sambuci Blkm. (Scolytidae):
iBarkwon\cratess oo. be DTS Mexico=2=-=----=-=<-<=-= 1) Soe Sia Cali:
Plagiodera thy maloides Stal (Chrysomelidae):
OnchiGia see ta sale a SN hile oe so) GO seams pesca peed 2s |e en SED exe
THILGMASTOSD ar te ON Bada ee 22 SON od ied GOt ne heectee see Pe? GS ST eT exs
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)___------------------ Guba s4ece thee De a Ee INE do
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) __----_----------_--|<4-=2 do=2.- 5 ekh ae 270) EAS Je AR NT Ye
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) -_----- Mrinidadsesasess = ae DOG) CANES VES WATE
TROD S DM a em shen ane wee De ea io oe Te @ostayRicase sees ee 18 |S | eR
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___------------- Mexico = S226 0a S198 ass Gi | Stes EN Te xe
Sechrivniedule(chayote):-2.---- =~ 0 22st eet ee J, .|/2O2 | is ep exs
*Poliaspis’’ pini Mask. (Coccidae):
Pinuisisp.(e-leavedspine) 2-5. eee ree Japanz---<=-----.-J2et Soe | SOT Calits®
BU SIS tee aes Oe he ee ese SMELT oe O22 DOSAGE TS Ya RST Soy Stati Pat
Poluthrtess botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
WALES ee Cae) of) Se Vine ee er ee ee talysess ose eee eer Bye Le) IME RIN TH OG}
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Olea europaea (olive) -.-.-.-_----------2--------2-!.--e. 6) ee ee 5 ara ts eee INESY':

263935—53

2°26 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—

Continued

' [An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin a | ple
g q ‘s ae
ae} o }ac
Oo 14 |p
Prodenia litura (F.) (Phalaenidae):
Airplane! 20 2322 Se ee WE potter e| Wakellsland= 2 fates hacia
Gladiolus spe i gy eee SE ee Se ee ee Tsraclhe so 30] fuE | ee
Prodenia ornithogalli Gn. (Phalaenidae):
Dianthusisp. (carnation) ios 2 ee Bermuda...=-----22 2-2 a Wey ee |e ga
Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
Cephalocereus senilis (cactus) ._.-._--.__--_2i.--- Mexico! =.) 8 ie |e 1
Protea orientalis (Gory & Perch.) (Scarabae-
idae):
NaN gy 0) (2 as ]des SE eI PS OT TE 5S I ESR PT Japa sc. Ak el ree ee Cn ee
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Green) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) __-____--..--_-__--_-- Costa Rica, Panama | 1] 1 |_-_-
(?), Trinidad.
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) __.______-.---.-_----- Costa Rica, Panama____} 1 |_--_] 1
DAS Ai) 0) Yoel Sea es ARM IRE LER CIEE aN No RS Sate iBarbadosmees aan a bas Ps eee
Pseudaonidia curculiginis (Green) (Coccidae):
Cymbidium finlaysonianum (orchid) _______--.--- 2 HiTip Ie gee ee ee | een | eee 1
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
Gitristaurantifolia) (lime) 2 ee eee Colombia =a 1 Be Pe eee
Ground creeper—unidentified _______.__..__----- Trinidad: sees ERA gh RNR ERA 1
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Catiiey asp (Orchid) see ee eee eran Salvador o2setne ease ie nel apni
Haeliaisps (orchid) stakes ee ae Mexicoiis. Sinan ieee a eee ita
OF KO eho ET ee SS BSL a te nO Cee aie Panamalo ease reer iee Div REY alco
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mangivenaindzca\ (mango) pees ee Nicaragua, Panama_-_-_-- 2 i ase
Pseudococcus filamentosus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mangifenmandical (mango) ae see eee ae as Colombia#== ae aaae Lijbves
Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae):
Lansium domesticum (langsat)___..___-_---_-.--- Philippiness= 2-2 4a 4 1 ee faey se
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):
@ocosiniciferas (COCOMUL) see eae er Hawaii). 222 efeab bene Qyilazea he ae
Pseudococcus pandanicola Tak. (Coccidae):
TAU NUS HEPA ASY Os Bad SES ESTAS JSR i STENOSES SELES Arno Atoll Island___.---}____|_--- 1
Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Pinusisph (2leaved spines nec. anne eee eae EY Oy rY «eee 5 Uh ree [Ae
IPUNUSISPs (Sala Gy PlNe) oe ee ee a pasa | Lae GO 22rd 2 eeuloT aril ball tel 1
Pseudococcus trichiliae Brain (Coccidae):
Beucadendronangentewumencrn ee een Union of South Africa___| 1 |.---|_-_-
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cercidium sp. (paloverde) __=2.--2____-- se Mexicotiescseccece ey ie 1
Pseudothrips glaucus Bagn. (?) (Thripidae):
TEX OR AR ALS Sh re Union of South Africa. Wy eeu a
IPrObea re fleca es PRIS BNE ca I a ena Gow eae pO eee es (eee
Psylliodes chrysocephala L. (Chrysomelidae) :
Raphanus sativus (radish)... 222) ee Ttalyoe eso ee al ee be pas
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
FENG HOO TOO ON ae ee NS STE one nes a wailes te ee Wy epee) (eer
BY ODM Y LLL TRIS Pree ee tae Dea RE AMR a ented (6 Ka een geen ee ees Ti eset lees
Plant—nnidentified: = a aay iBermudai 22s eae | ae ee 1
RRO GOCE ATOMS eet ea ae naga rere) ma eee | GO hep Ethene EY Tb psdds| ores
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
Odontoglossum grande (orchid) 1
Odontoglossumyspia einen wea T ee aera | Sie 1
OCH iG Sa eI TEE cd eae eee 3
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------------------- Italy, Trieste, unknown_| 11] 3 |----
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) -__---_ Bey pt. ele ae | MS ee
Chrysanthemiumisp 35 ie See Japan sooo eee | ees
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) -._-------___|--__- 6 {see eres See te see bs 24)
Solanum melongena (eggplant) _.._---------__---- POrmosas 25-202 0s ee ae diy te
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) -_--_---- taly ste ees at Pee beer
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):
IPTUNUSISD. (CHELLY, teat ee eee a ee Azores, France, Italy, | 6] 8 |-.--

Portugal, Switzer-
land, unknown.

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
N

ING
Tex.

Hawaii.

Calif.,* Fls.,
Tex,

Fla., La.
P.R.
Calif.*

Fla.*
BGR:

Fla.
Tex.
Fla.*
Calif.*
Pa.
Hawaii.
Calif.*

Hawaii.

Mass.,_N.7Y.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 27

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 80, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin a > |a outed
Shay cer SS
2.9) § jas
Oo |Z |ak
Rhagoletis completa Eee: (Tephritidae) :
WIGLOnS Sp. (walntit)eie a. - =e 5 ee MGxiCOPS Meee eat ae eee Selon || webs
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple) ----.--------------------- Mexico, unknown. .------ SOM seaa| ee aioe Fla.,*
ex.
PTERUSICOMUMUIS| (DEAD) bose na eee ee MGXiCO Moers te nod SD | aie [toate ST OX
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (?) (Tephritidae):
IMTS CYTES (Ci99 O) ne ee eee Swedenwe 2 =2aaSs-8- 4 Pe eliaoee ania. 4
Rhagoletis striatella Wulp (Tephritidae) :
PSAs SPs (OUSKILOMatO) = nee sean ana one eee = MGXICO ot Sa ee eee ee 1h | eee |e eT xe
Ribua innoxia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___._.--.------------ Cubase ea te Pee 2h es aa eae INE
Scepticus insularis Roelofs (Curculionidae) :
PAckinearound plants... oes oe Jaan oes see eee sees! abe Wash
Scotinophara lurida (Burm.) (Pentatomidae):
Ongar abi a (LICE) ae eS ee eee ere (6 (oan en te 1 |__..|....| Hawaii.
Scyphophorus acupunctatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
1 Ba (2s SS Se fs ee lee Ree Le Ce IMGXICO See no aes 1b) pees eee xe
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) ...------ Greece, Italy, Morocco_-_| 19 |.---|_-.-| Md., Mass.,
Tex., Va.
ACO TOYS! (COLM =o fos er Sa a ripe yee ee se dx sere nar pl ey ees INN
Sesamia nonagrioides Lef. (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) -.------- MOTOCCO seas
Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
SOUS Do ae ee TARAS RS ERS Be EEE AE Philippines==ss22 ee
DU aa er ae I IEEE SIAN Rae R Ane RSS Sate ants 1a bt ee ee ae
Sinozylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae) :
NAO Le ee ee rae eG ee ar ey yt ee [ear £6 Ko acd ea ee ee
Sinozylon crassum Lesne (Bostrichidae):
RV yk se ate eae aS or Sev iol = SR ee Ne owe Ai oeaee
Sinozylon serdentatum Oliv. (Bostrichidae):
Wonks paletsla tee eee Sea eons ME Algeria hts een O28
Sirex noctilio F. (Siricidae):
Woolen! ZO0dS P= Sete aed ie eee esc eee Switzerland.._.........-
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-----..-------.--._- Mexico= sn. soo ese
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):
Beta vulgaris (beet) Hingland 2.3 = 32 2 Saha
Chrysanthemum sp Denmark, Portugal
Strang SOs: (WEYONE 34 esa eS ee eS Netherlands_-.-___.-.---
Sizeonotus luteiceps Reuter (Miridae):
CACTIS eee sabe SM i ee SS Te ee Mexico sis et Skt tee ak sete
Mammillaria compressa cristata (cactus) ---...----|----- 09 ee a
WOT OLTID Sas ee ee) eee (6 (oe Ry Pe pea
Spondylis buprestoides L. (Cerambycidae)
Bag rar essa shes es be ee eo eee cae ae Seances Japan... sécehibeseet SY
Stenoma anonella Sepp. (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)__--___---------------- Salyvad on22 222 =a5 eee 5 Uh Pe es La.
Stenoma catenifer Wism. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (ayocado)-.-.------------------ British Honduras, Co- | 21] 5 |----| Calif.,*
lombia, Ecuador, Fla. e ae
Guatemala, Hon- N.
duras, Mexico, Nica- tees

ragua, Panama, Peru.

Stephanitis pyrioides Scott (Tingidae):
Rigdadendr on Spee ee Ey ots 1 an EP eee Onis
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Coffea Spi (eo fies) ee ieee es BTS 71] eee es PT eet) aes La.
Strophosoma capitatus (Deg.) (Curculionidae):
Forest litter with hydrangeas___......_.-.__-._-- Germany == eee Beeoliii) |seoahe Wishes
Sy melanogrammum (Forst.) (Curcu-
ionidae
Soil and eet moss with rosaceous plants__..--|_----_ Goskbeaiero sO) aaa hates 1|N.J.

28

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 80, 19528—

Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin s Se a
iad
28| § las
Oo | 4 |p
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -._..-......----..----- Scotland===—— a Rea eae CY eas
Dianthus barbatus (sweet-william)_..._..._-.-__- Germany, unknown_.-__| 1] 1 |----
Dianthusisp. (carnation) =o... eae Czechoslovakia, France,} 10 |----|_-_-
Germany, Sweden.
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)-----.....---------- Sweden___-.....---..-.-- ba a
MEV OS SDs (LOSE) at ses cette staan ree Troland) Sage bytes 1 yee Pees
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Callunawulgaris (heather) 2 eee eens eee England, Ireland, Scot- | 7 |----| 1
and.
Taeniothrips gracilis Mlt. (Thripidae):
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily) _-......---- 2-2. Bermudas eae Tea
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Canavaliaisp ie Se eee Hawaiip Deed peo
CREYSONERCTUTITS eee ee eT Japan Se oer sete a) Sab Oe
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) -.._......-_._--2---L.e Hawaii teeta ae p Rog Peeree | pea
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Dianthusispe-(Garnation) ee ee Germany-- ee eee
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)_-.-------.----__--- mknownel2 2: Soe See Dry 094
POthyTUs Spi 5 Cee OSC TOME EEE einen: hoe Sey 0 EOD OOS ATS yea Kyou
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) _.__-------------- IN (eh. (eee een 2 1p] Pee eee
Annona muricata.(SOUTSOp) = Guatemala 22 Eee PA Eee
“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Leon) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)__...._.-_----------- Mexico: 2 iostigosoy) teu ah eh Paes Pee
“Targionia’’ cueroensis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Prosopis juliflora (mesquite)___.-.._---_---------|----- 0022232 5 a eee ee
“Targionia” hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae): sae
SP)iOS COTE Spe (SyevUN) eee see enya carne rer ee eee een Barbados, Dominican} 3] 2 |-_---
Republic, Mexico,
Philippines, Trini-
dad.
“Targionia”’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Grasset tee a eee Seana a Saipannso 2 poe oes eee eee
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _.--..-_------ Cuba, Puerto Rico--.--- Pa) PR Pe
Teleonemia cylindricornis Champ. (‘Tingidae):
CO ae) a0 Lp Sag i aera He neh MAT I ae Cane aa aL X1CO Ae 1
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
Orchig bers oe sf BRA Pe Pag eae ce ee NMR | eae (6 C0 See ee ee Eee PSN Fa 7
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) ----.---.---------------- Guatemala_.-__- oceacacs|eces| ose 1
Orchid? 027 re ee Sie rare Guatemala, Mexico----_.|----|---- 5
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orch dee ee EEE STC ee eran eee Mexico. .2. 2 eee es 5
Tenthecoris orchidearum (Reuter) (Miridae):
Orchide ete PEA ans eee mA ee se Brazils sot ees ee Ps 1
Tephritis arnicae (L.) (Tephritidae):
Mlowers—-unidentificd seal ee een Switzerland_...........- LH Ssou/ ass
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Q.) tan
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) ____.-.-.-------_- Mexico. -22. /feeororonsse Use ya
Leat—uniden tified eo Soe Se IO IRE OS GOES Se eR Es | aE
COT Me leAha tee ee Ne ete Ee ae IS Cuba. 2.22 bieionme gE eee PL |
Mangifera indica (mango) __-.---------_--.----___- Mexico ote ge eee ee
Tetropium castaneum (L.) (Cerambycidae):
Pinus sp! (pine) Hal Ree eae Germany22322 eee Meet eece|
Texananus spatulatus (VanD.) (Cicadellidae):
Airplane fot Fos 22 ee RENO, Sate Bree yo Mexico! 2a onteccetecsonee| Seem ‘ly See
Toxotrypana curvicauda Gerst. (Tephritidae):
Carica papayas DAPAy a) eae ee eee eee 00. o 2 eee Lea) Sod Se
Treks bed eM ei as ek Se RR eee (6 {Fae ae ee aera bee 2 ees
Trialeurodes abutilonea (Hald.) (?) (Aleyrodidae):
eaf—unidentified ee ee Re ees Ol esssek eee ae Dg ose
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) __._-.--.---.-.--- Ttalyscorcscacces stone | Taz Wess
Trialeurodes varia Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae):
Cucurbitar(t)ispeenire tee eae eee ee Lee on Mexico 2225-92 eee Dasa) =aee
Trichobaris championi Barber (Curculionidae):
Physaltsisps (huskKstOmato) on seco esas seen ceeenleeaee (4 (a oped Se eee 1 Ss eee

Collected
in—

Tex.

Calif.*, Fla.*,
Mass., N. Y.

Ores t
Fla.*, N.Y.

Tex.

Tex.

N.J.
Fla., Tex.

Tex.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country oforign [4 | » Ia cones
q de} |||)
#8| 8 |as
Oo 14 |p
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _...--.------- Cuba, Mexico_........-- Pdi ihe ee a ay Fla.,*
a.
BACChayilin SD... -222etsiero DO wesinnrusigs bs Hawai seer e. fash eeloee LMDECy
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) -.._--.----.---------- C@anal’Zone ee eee | eee 10S Galt
Gitrusisinensis (orange) --<.-- << eee sie Brazil, Canal Zone, |--_-| 3 |____| Calif.,* Fla.*
China, Mexico 2
PRICUSISD = et ene son Cocca cas nco eA 18 Gr bry epee Se 6 Sepa pea Ppa, Fla.*
Unasris yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Ciriusilimon Qemon) sy Ses es Japan 5222 2 Sse Sy 3h Pai Cant®
Cirusparadisi (grapefruit) =-- -- 2 =~ cases eee esos Coser a at PS Cali
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) __--..--..---- hela 66 (oleae el Te Ee ea DEVE) | Califse
Hawaii.
Citrus reticulata unshiu (satsuma orange) _-.-----|----- (6 Ke Sept ated FTAA iL] Bee ease Wash.
Gitrus sinensis (orange).....-......---.02- 222220 |h23 ee eee ed 1s 218 | ee Calife=
Minn.
Cirisisp.. (Orange) sane Tien ean Site Philippines: 2=2=--<- 32 yh ee ee Hawaii.
Valtissius diversus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
FEMI on eee mete aL £8) A yowatk 9 Sins MexiCO eee nee eee on 1} Tex
Uaitinia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):

CORO hetasere isla TY iV One lyiiice Wuiety Sine e Ang oi ket Cuba ers ae Pesos BU oe er eee | Fla.*
Aspasia epidendroides (orchid) _--_.--.----------- Canali Zones se aes es ae 1 | Calif.*
iBrassavola Sp. (Orchid) se ee ae See ss PertowRiCOe see eee OE ele ALT AE
Cattlcva sp. (Orchid) ee ee Ee EA Venezuela 15 RINE
Crenoches| spp. (orchid) 2022) nes ae eee Canal Zone 1 if.
Epidendrum ciliare (orchid) ---- piet|APanamaee soon ee 1 ,
Epidendrum pachycarpum._.- Canal Zone 1 ,
Pp den aris my) SP = see TA wk wares Se ee Se Goze eee Nie 1 if.
Genipa sp. (genip) ___---- Puerto Rico :
Gongora sp. (orchid)_--__---- Canal Zone 1 if.
Laelia leudemannii (orchid) --......-..--..-.-----|----- done 1 if.
Oncidium citrinum (orchid) -- 4M aOR ee eee 1 Z
Orchids es ea Pe aise ins Hel nko Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |_---|.---| 8 | Fla., Mass

Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica,
Montserrat, Trinidad.
Xestolabus laesicollis (Gyl!.) (Curculionidae):
Orchid 2 Ee Perea eELY RNHONEN Soon se Mexico22-45- 2 -sose-sees | soc |oeee 1 | Tex.
Xyloerthodes nitidipennis (Murray) (Bostrichidae):
Triplochiton sclerorylon____-..------------------- Goldi@oastsas22------—= 2), | eae ea La.
EA crinitarsis (Imh.) (Bostrichidae):
CRAY ASD as ee Pe sr ET as ey AE ea NY Gold Coast, Liberia-_-_-_- pa] LSE eR a La., Va.
Xylotrupes gideon (L.) (Scarabaeidae):
TAD IANO = = a Ns TS esa aie ce) Philippines. = ese eee ees 1 |....| Hawaii.

30 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Hosts and Insects

ACACIA:

Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)
ACER:

Parlatoria pyri (Homoptera)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
AERIDES:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis scrobicularum (Homoptera)
AESCULUS:
nN Een coryli (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)
ALPINIA:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ANANAS:

Agallia lingula (Hemiptera)

Cyclocephala cubana (Coleoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Opogona aurisquamosa (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Ribua innovia (Lepidoptera)

Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)

“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Homoptera)
ANNONA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Stenoma anonella (Lepidoptera)

Tepe batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Cero Anes rubens (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
APIUM

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
ARACEAE:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera) §

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ARRACACIA:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
ASPASIA

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ASPLENIUM

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
ASTER:

Ai iocephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

BAM
Aeon: bambusae (Homoptera)
Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)
BAUHINIA:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
BERZELIA
= Preudotrips glaucus (?) (Thysanoptera)
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSIA
Conchas pis angraeci (Homoptera)
BRASSICA NAPOBRASSICAE:
Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Agrotis ypsilon (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA RAPA

Pheidole megacephata (Hymenoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Lema quinquenotata (Coleoptera)

Microvelia oaxacana (Hemiptera)

BROUGHTONIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

BRYOPHYLLUM
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

BUXUS:

Eriophues canestrinii (Arachnida)

CACTUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)

CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)

CALLUNA:

Aphis callunae (Homoptera)
Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)
Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)
Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

CAMELLIA
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
TUR wniloba (Homoptera)

CANAV
Tene. boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera) ¥
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

CAPSICUM:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Arvelius albopunctatus (Hemiptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Faustinus cubae (Coleoptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

CARALLUMA:

Asterolecanium stentae (Homoptera)

CARICA:

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Toxotrypana curvicauda (Diptera)

CASSIA
Fi ene indecora (Lepidoptera)

CASTANEA:

Aspidiotus cryptoxanthus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
ae yresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

CATASETUM:

Trin virgata (Homoptera)

CATTLEYA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

CELOSIA:

Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)

CENTAUREA:

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)

CEPHALOCEREUS:

Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera)

CERCIDIUM:
iseudod te pis yuccae (Homoptera)

CERE
HES ohek philococcus (Homoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Cyrtopeltis varians (Hemiptera)
Frankliniella for mosae (Thysanoptera)
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

CHRYSOPHYLLUM:

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 31

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA—Continued
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Aonidiella comperei (?) (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON VAR. PONDEROSA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Argyroploce leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

OITRUS RETICULATA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Aonidiel/a citrina (Homoptera)
Argyroploce leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (?) (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SP. (orange):

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SP.:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

COCCOLOBIA:

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptra)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

COCOS:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Hompotera)

CODIAEUM:

Haplotkrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
pepmceaphe? tokionis (Homoptera)

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
CORDYLINE:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
CORTADERIA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
CORYLUS:

Phytoptus avellanae (Arachnida)
COSTUS:

Chrysomphalus scutifor mis (Homoptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)
CROCUS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

CRYPTOMERIA: ;

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
CUCURBITA:

Trialeurodes varia (Homoptera)
CYCAS:

Ooccus acutissimus (Homoptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Eucactophagus aurocinctus (Coleoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera
CYDONIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia curculiginis (Homoptera)
CYMBOPOGON:

Aulacaspis tegalensis (Homoptera)
CYNARA:

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

Gortyna ochracea (Lepidoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyr mex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
DIOSCOREA:

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPY ROS:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia siellifera (Homoptera)
EUGENIA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Bemisia tabaci (Homoptera)
FEIJOA:

Ceroplastes sinensis (Homoptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus rossi (Homoptera)

Hypoborus ficus (Coleoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)
FRAXINUS:

Leperisinus fraxini (Coleoptera)
GALANTHUS(?):

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
GARDENIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENIPA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Carpocoris pudicus (Hemiptera)

Frankliniella fortissima (Thysanoptera)

Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
GONGORA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Earias insulana f. semifascia (Lepidoptera)

Oxycarenus lactus (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

32 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND’ PLANT QUARANTINE

Hosts and Insects—Continued

GRUSONIA:

Dactylopius coccus (Homoptera)
HAWORTHIA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
HEDERA:

Lichtensia viburni (Homoptera)
HELICHRYSUM:

Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

HEURNIA

Asterolecanium stentae (Homoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

Pectinophora gassypiella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
HOYA:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
IMPATIENS:

Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
IPOMOEA:

Alcidodes dentipes (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

Cylas puncticollis (Coleoptera)
Teen postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
IXTLE:

Scyphophorus acupunctatus (Coleoptera)
JASMIN UM:

Aleurotuberculatus jasmini (Homoptera)

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

Rhagoletis completa (Diptera)

Fhagoletis juglandis (Diptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)

Pentamerismus oregonensis (Arachnida)
KHAYA:

Amitermes unidentatus (Isoptera)

Bostrychoplites cornutus (Coleoptera)

Cordylomera spinicornis (Coleoptera)

Minthea obsita (Coleoptera)

Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)

Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Acalymma trivittata (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Heterogaster urticae (Hemiptera)
LAELIA:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera) 4

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)
LEUCADENDRON:

“‘Chionaspis’’ leucandendri (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus trichiliae (Homoptera)
LEUCOPHYLLUM:

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
LEUCOSPERMUM:

Chrysomphalus rossi (Homoptera)

UM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

LINARIA: .
Frankliniella intonsa (Thrsanoptera)
LIPPIA:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
LONICERA:

sel LID abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

LUPINU
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

LYCOPERSICON:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Dysdercus obliquus (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)
Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

MALUS:

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Bryobia praetiosa (Archnida)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)

MAMMEA:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

MAMMILLARIA:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)

Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptorhynchus mangiferae (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Leucaspis indica (Homoptera)

Parlatoria morrisoni (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus filamentosus (Homoptera)

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)

MILTONIA:

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

MONANTHES:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

MONSTERA:

Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)

MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Metamasius habetatus (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

MYRTILLOCACTUS:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

NARCISSUS:

Lampetia equesiris (Diptera)

NERIUM:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)

ODONTONIA:

Brevipalpus australis (Arachnida)
LEA:

Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Diaphania wnionalis (?) (Lepidoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Aeolus vermiculatus (Coleoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera).

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

ORCHID—Continued
Aufeius impressicollis (Hemiptera)
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Crophius scabrosus (Hemiptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)

Diory merellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
£pilachna varivestis (Coleoptera)
Eustrophius marginatus (Coleoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Furcaspis bifor mis (Homcptera)
Galgupha texana (Hemiptera)

Heilipus caecus (Coleoptera)

Tridomyr mer humilis (Hymenoptera)
Tridomyr mex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Tsorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)
Pachygrontha oedancalodes (Hemiptera)
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae (?) (Diptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Plagiodera thy maloides (Coleoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto ulier (Homoptera)

Teleonemia cylindricornis (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris orchidearum (Hemiptera)
Valtissius diversus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Xestolabus laesicollis (Coleoptera)

ORNITHOGALUM:

Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)

5 Ds wouramboulchii (Thysanoptera)
Chilo simpler (Lepidoptera)
Scotinophara lurida (Hemiptera)

PACH YCEREUS:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

PANDANUS:

Pseudococcus pandanicola (Homoptera)

PERISTERIA:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

PERSEA:

Anastrepha ludens (?) (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Conotrachelus perseae (Coleoptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)

PETROSELINUM
Mamestra Drae ECE (Lepidoptera)

PHALAENOPSIS
Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)

PHASEOLUS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia leguminis (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis : Lepidoptera)

PHILODENDRON
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Diabrotica lepida (Coleoptera)
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)

PHOENIX

= Coca ynes dactyliperda (Coleoptera)
Gnorimoschema lavernella (Lepidoptera)
Rhagoletis striatella (Diptera)
Trichobaris cha Eiepinn (Coleoptera)

PIARANTHU
Aueobcnite: stentae (Homoptera)

PICEA:

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)
Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
Pityogenes a Chalcogr apis (Coleoptera)

PILOCEREUS:

epee plien philococcus (Homoptera)

PINUS:

Aspidiotus corticis-pini (Homoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Eulachnus piniformosanus (Homoptera)

Fiorinia japonica (Homoptera)

Prityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

“Polias pis” pini (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)

Tetropium castaneum (Coleoptera)
PISTACIA

Chaetoptelius vestitus (Coleoptera)
PISUM:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
PLUMERIA:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
PORTULACA:

Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)
PROSOPIS:

Senior cueroensis (Homoptera)
PROT

A epIthrips wouramboulchii (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Pseudothrips glaucus (?) (Thysanoptera)
PROTEACEAE:

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS MUME:

Malacosoma neustria ne (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS PERSI

Ceratitis capitata (Dinters)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Megalo metis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Aspidiotus latastei (Homoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP.::

ead Ee) conchiformis (Homoptera)
PSIDIU

Sear ee emmae (Homoptera)

Anastrepha striata (Diptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Paraleyrodes goyabae (?) (Homoptera)
PUNICA:

Cacoecia pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

ae FA domesticus (Arachnida)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Parlatoria chinensis (Homoptera)

Fhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)
QUERCUS:

Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
RANDIA:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Psylliodes chrysocephala (Coleoptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Acalla schalleriana (Lepidoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Stephanitis pyrioides (Hemiptera)
ROSA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

pee atratus (Thysanoptera)
RUB

a ee rubi (?) (Diptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

SACCHARUM: TILLANDSIA—Continued
“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera) Isorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)
Triony mus sacchari (Homoptera) Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)

SCHIMA: Mormidea cubrosa (Hemiptera)
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera) Plagiodera thy maloides (Coleoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homeptera) TRIPLOCHITON:

SCINDAPSUS: Xyloerthodes nitidipennis (Coleoptera)
Pinnas pis buxi (Homoptera) TULIPA:

SECHIUM: Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera) VANDA:

SELAGINELLA: Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Epilachna varivestis (Coleoptera) Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

SESBANIA: Pinnaspis scrobicularum (Homoptera)
Acanthoscelides griseolus (Coleoptera) VICIA:

SOIL: Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)
Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus (Coleoptera) Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera) Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Strophosoma melanogrammum (Coleoptera) VITIS:

SOLANUM: Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)
Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera) Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera) Clysia ambiguella (?) (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera) Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

SORGHUM: Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera) Philyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera) Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia nonagrioides (Lepidoptera) VRIESIA:

SPONDIAS: Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera) WISTERIA:

STRELITZIA: ; i Phenacaspis fujicola (Homoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera) YUCCA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera) Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Ce An ancen (Homoptera) ZANTEDESCHIA:

Nasutiter mes corniger (Isoptera) Deraceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

SYRINGA: ZEA: P
Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera) Pagiocerus fiorii (Coleoptera)
Gymnaetron beccabungae var. nigrum (Coleoptera) _ Sesatnia cretica (Lepidoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera) ZINGIBER:

TILLANDSIA: Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Exptochiomera formosa (Hemiptera) Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
Galgupha terana (Hemiptera) ZINNIA;

Isorhinus depressus (Coleoptera) Philia febrilis (Diptera)

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE: GRASS:
Chely morpha alternans (?) (Coleoptera) Antonina graminis (Homoptera)
Cyclocephala lunulata (Coleoptera) Hypolithus riparius (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera) Odonaspis saccharicaulis (Homoptera)
Delphacodes dissipata (Homoptera) “Targionia”’ sacchari (Homoptera)
Oxycetonia jucunda (Coleoptera) GROUND CREEPER:
Perkinsiella vitiensis (Homoptera) Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera) IN BOX WITH VANDA LEI:
Protaetia orientalis (Coleoptera) Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Texanaus spatulatus (Homoptera) EAF:
Xylotrupes gideon (Coleoptera) Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
BAGGAGE: Conchaspis angraeci (Homoptera)
Melolontha melolontha (Coleoptera) Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Spondylis buprestoides (Coleoptera) Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
ARK: Trialeurodes abutilonea (?) (Homoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera) LEGUME LEAF:
Pityophthorus sambuci (Coleoptera) Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
BOXCAR: PACKING:
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera) Aealypta parvula (Hemiptera)
ULB: Dyscinctus frater (Coleoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera) Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
CORK BALE SLAT: Scepticus insularis (Coleoptera)
Sinozylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera) PLANT:
ERN: Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera Asterolecanium agavis (Homoptera)
FLOWERS: Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera) Icerya aegyptiaca (Homoptera)
Hy menia perspectalis (Lepidoptera) Parlatoria pseudoaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera) Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
Lozxostege similalis (Lepidoptera) RETURNED MILITARY EQUIPMENT:
Mor midea cubrosa (Hemiptera) Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Tephritis arnicae (Diptera) “SAWALI” MATS:
FOREST LITTER: Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)
Strophosoma capitatus (Coleoptera) SCRAP METAL:
FRUIT: Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera) SEA SHELL:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera) Lardoglyphus zacheri (Arachnida)

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STRAW JACKET:

oe humilis (Hymenoptera)

TREES

pairasesies sallaei (Coleoptera)
TRUCK BED:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
Toxotrypana curvicauda (Diptera)

E:
Brachyplatys deplanatus (Hemiptera)

Ferrisiana virgata (Homoptera)

Hosts Unknown—Continued

WwoopD:
Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Heterobosirychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Lyctus spinifrons (Coleoptera)
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon crassum (Coleoptera)
WOOLEN GOODS:
Sirex noctilio (Hymenoptera)

Countries of Origin and Insects

AFRICA:
Ceratitis capitata
ALGERIA:
Ceratitis capitata
Gortyna flavago
Lepidosaphes ficus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Sinorylon sexrdentatum
ARGENTINA:
Parlatoria cinerea
ARNO ATOLL ISLAND:
Pseudococcus pandanicola
AUSTRALIA:
Agrotis ypsilon
Chrysomphalus rossi
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
AZORES:
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Iridomyrmex humilis
FPhagoletis cerasi
BAHAMAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Pectinophora gossypiella
BARBADOS:
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Furcaspis bifor mis
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
“Targionia’”’ hartii
BELGIUM:
Acalla schalleriana
Allantus cinctus
Breer hinis sulcatus
BERMUDA:
Cry serablabes gnidiella
Frankliniella bispinosa
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Pheidole megacephala
Prodenia ornithogalli
Pulvinaria psidit -
Taeniothrips gracilis
BOLIVIA:
Parlatoria cinerea
BRAZIL:
Anuraphis tulipae
Aspidiotus palmae
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus scutifor mis
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius var. elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Stephanoderes hampei
Tenthecoris orchidearum
Unaspis citri
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Stenoma catenifer
BRITISH WEST AFRICA:
Cylas puncticollis
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Tridomyr mez iniquus
OANADA: _
Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus
Monomorium destructor

CANAL ZONE:
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conchaspis angraeci
Ferrisia virgata
Furcaspis bifor mis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pinnaspis buzi
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera

CANARY ISLANDS:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata

CENTRAL AMERICA:
Anastrepha ludens

CEYLON:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
HILE:

Aspidiotus latastet
Bryobia praetiosa &
Iridomyrmex humilis
Leptoglossus chilensis
Meaalometis_chilensis
CHINA:
Chilo simpler
Cylas formicarius var.
Unaspis citri
COLOMBIA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Pseudococcus filamentosus
Stenoma catenifer
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium epidendri
Cyclocephala lunulata
Cylas formicarius var. elegantulus
Eucactophagus aurocinctus
Furcaspis bifor mis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae (?)
Pinnaspis tuzi
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Vinsona stellifera
CUBA:
Alerocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha suspensa
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium btambusae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium pustulans
Coccus viridis
Cyclocephala cubana
Cylas for micarius var. elegantulus
Euscepes posifasciaius
Faustinus cubae
Ferrisia virgata
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pheidole megacephala
Pinnaspis buzi
Piatynota rostrana
Ribua innoxia
Targwnia sacchari
Tetraleurodes acaciae

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

OUBA—Continued
Triony mus.sacchart
Vinsonia stellifera

CURACAO:

Cylas for micarius var. elegentulus
CZECHOSLOVAKIA;
Taeniothrips atratus

DENMARK:

Mamesira brassicae
Pieris brassicae
Sitona lineata

DOMINICA:

Leucaspis cockerelli
Pheidole megacephala

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Aspidiotus destructor
Dialeurodes citrifolti
Mimosetes sallaei
“Targionia”’ hartii

ECUADOR:
Anastrepha serpentina
Metamasius habetatus
Metamasius sericeus
Stenoma catenifer

EGYPT:

Ceratitis capitata
Pyrausta nubilalis

ENGLAND:

Eriophyes canestrinii
Gracilaria azaleella
Heterogaster urticae
Lasioptera ruti (?)
Las peyresia nigricana
Lecanium coryli
Leperisinus fraxini
Lichtensia viburnt
Mamestra brassicae
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips ericae

FIJITISLANDS:
Perkinsiella vitiensis

FORMOSA:

Achatina fulica
Chilo simplex
Parlatoria cinerea
curcus sie nupbilalis

FRAN
Rabi australis
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Clysia ambiguella (?)
Evergestis forficalis
Gortyna flavago
Gortyna ochracea
Gracilaria azaleella
Mamestra brassicae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus

GERMANY:
Aspidiotus palmae
Franklimella intonsa
Las peyresia strobilella
Melolontha melolontha
Philia febrilis
Strophosoma capitatus
Strophosoma melanogrammum
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Tetropium castaneum

GOLD COAST
A miter mes unidentatus
Argyroploce leucotreta
Cordylomera spinicornis
Cylas puncticollis
Pheidole megacephata
Xyloerthodes nitiaipennis
xX VOR ree crinitarsis

GREECE:

Pee rina ites spinipes

Aonidiella citrina

Ceratitis capitata

Dacus oleae

Hemimene juliana

Parlatoria oleae

GREECE—Continued
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sesamia cretica

GUAM:

Achatina fulica
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Monomorium destructor

GUATEMALA:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Dyscinetus frater
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Metamasius sericeus
Puto ulter
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batesi
Tenthecoris bicolor

HAITI:

Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
WAIL:

Adoretus sinicus
Bradybaena similaris
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus acutissimus
Coccus viridis
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Dacus cucurbitae
Dacus dorsalis
Ereunetis flavistriata
Furcaspis biformis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Maruca testulalis
Opogona aurisquamosa
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buxi
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Trionymus sacchari
HONDURAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Nasutitermes corniger
Stenoma catenifer
HUNGARY:
Pyrausta nubilalis
INDIA:
Caryedon fuscus
Coccus capparidis
Cryptorhynchus mangiferae
Cylas formicarius
Cylas for micarius var.
Dinoderus brevis
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lyctus spinifrons
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Minthea rugicollis
Parlatoria morrisoni
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sinoxylon anale
Sinoxylon conigerum
Sinozylon crassum
INDONESIA:
Cylas formicarius
Leucinodes orbonalis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
IRELAND:
Evergestis forficalis
Franklinielia intonsa
Gelechia ericetella
Mamestra brassicae
Micrelus ericae
Pieris brassicae (?)
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
ISRAEL:
Ceratitis capitata
Parlatoria oleae
Prodenia litura

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MAA Y-:
Anuraphis tulipae
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristis
Cacoecia pronubana
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Coccus viridis
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Diaphania unionalis (?),
Dyspessa ulula
Glycyphagus domesticus
Hemimene juliana
Hypoborus ficus
Tridomyr mex humilis
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia nigricana
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Mamestra brassicae
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides
Polychrosis botrana
Prays oleellus
Psylliodes chrysocephala
Pyrausta nubilalis
Phagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Trialeurodes lauri

JAMAICA:
Aganactesis indecora
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium pustulans
Coccus viridis
Cylas for micarius var. elegantulus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Leucaspis cockerelli
Leucaspis indica
Monomorium destructor
Palaeopus costicollis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN:
Aspidiotus corticis-pini
Aspidiotus cryptoranthus
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aspidiotus destructor
Callidium rufipenne
Ceroplastes rubens
Chilo simplex
Dialeurodes citri
Eulachnus piniformosanus (?)
Fiorinia japonica
Frankliniella for mosae
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes conchifor mis
Lepidosaphes pallida
Malacosoma neustria (?)
Maruca testulalis
Orycetonia jucunda
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria chinensis
Parlatoria pyri
Pentamerisimus oregonensis
Phenacaspis fujicola
Pinnaspis uniloba
“Polwaspis”’ pint
Protaetia orientalis
Pseudococcus pini
Pyrausta nubilalis
Scepticus insularis
Scotinophara lurida
Spondylis bwprestoides
Stephanitis pyrioides
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Unaspis yanonensis

JAVA:
Aulacaspis tegalensis
JERUSALEM:
Anuraphis tulipae
KOREA:
Grapholitha molesta
LEBANON:
Rruchus dentipes
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Lepidosaphes ficus
LIBERIA:
Rostrychoplites cornutus
Minthea obsita
Xyloperthella crinitarsis
LIBYA:
Dacus oleae
MADEIRA ISLANDS:
Ceratitis capitata
Tridomyr ex humilis
MARSHALL ISLANDS:
Aonidiella inornata
MEXICO:
Acalymma trivittata
Acanthoscelides griseolus
Aeolus ver miculatus
Agallia lingula
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleurothrizus floccosus
Amorbia emigratella
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Arvelius albopunctatus
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium agavis
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium pustulans
Aufeius impressicollis
Bemisia tabaci
Capaneus tetricus
Chrysomphalus albopictus |
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus un. boniferus
Coccotry pes dactyliperda
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Conotrachelus perseae
Cosmopolites sordidus
Crophius scabrosus
Cryphula apicatus
Cylas for : icarius var. elegantulus
Cyrtopeltis varians
Dactylopius coccus
Deloyala guttata
Delphacodes dissipata
Diabrotica lepida
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Dysdercus mimulus
Dysdercus obliquus
Epilachna varivestis
Epinotia opposita
Eustrophinus marginatus
Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Exptochiomera formosa
Ferrisia virgata
Frankliniella foriissima
Galgupha texana
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Gnorimoschema lavernella
Heilipus caecus
Hymenia perspectalis
Isorhinus depressus
Isorhinus undatus
Lardoglyphus zacheré
Lema quinquenotata
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis

37

38 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Lineodes integra
Loxostege similalis
Microvelia oaxacana
Monanthia monotropidia
Mor midea cubrosa
Myodocha longicollis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Pachygrontha oedancalodes
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Paraleyrodes goyabae (?)
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pityophthorus sambuci
Plagiodera thy maloides
Platynota rostrana
Prostephanus truncatus
Pseudischnas pis alienus
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Rhagoletis completa
Rhagoletis juglandis
Rhagoletis pomonella
Rhagoletis striatella
Scyphophorus acupunctatus
Sisamnes contractus
Sizxeonotus luteiceps
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batesi
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
“Targionia’’ cueroensis
“Targionia’”’ hartii
Teleonemia cylindricornis
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Texananus spatulatus
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Trialeurodes abutilonea (?)
Trialeurodes varia
Trichobaris championi
Triony mus sacchari
Unas pis citri
Valtissius diversus
Xestolabus laesicollis

MONTSERRAT:
Vinsonia stellifera

MOROCCO:

Ceratitis capitata
Sesamia cretica
Sesamia nonagrioides

NETHERLANDS:
Adoxrophyes orana
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis tulipae
Bruchus luteicornis
Deroceras reticulatum
Eriophyes canestrinii
Gracilaria azaleella
Gymnaetron beccabungae var. nigrum
La petia equestris
Lecanium coryli
Phytoptus avellanae
Sitona lineata

NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis

NEW ZEALAND:
Ceroplastes sinensis
Deroceras reticulatum
Lampetia equestris

NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Aspidiotus palmae
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pseudischnaspis longissima
Stenoma catenifer

NORWAY:

Argyresthia conjugella

PAKISTAN:

Oxycarenus lactus

PALESTINE:

Dacus oleae

PALMYRA ISLAND:
Ferrisia virgata
PANAMA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Coccus viridis
Furcaspis bifor mis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudischnaspis longissima
Pyrausta nubilalis
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
PERU:
Conchaspis angraeci
Laspeyresia leguminis
Pagiocerus fiorii
Stenoma catenifer
PHILIPPINES:
Achatina fulica
Aleurotuberculatus jas mini
Antonina graminis
Aonidiella citrina
Aonidiella inornata
Brachyplatys deplanatus
Chrysomphalus tingi
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Dinoderus brevis
Ferrisia virgata
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Odonaspis saccharicaulis
Parlatoria pseudas pidiotus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pinnaspis scrobicularum
Pseudaonidia curculiginis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Sinozrylon anale
“Targionia’’ hartii
Unaspis yanonensis
Xylotrupes gideon
PORTUGAL:
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Iridomyrmex hunilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria oleae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sitona lineata
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius var. elegantulus
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Vinsonia stellifera
SAIPAN:
“Targionia’’ sacchari
SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pseudischnaspis alienu
Stenoma anonella
SCOTLAND:
Aphis callunae
Gelechia ericetella
Hypolithus riparius
Orthotylus ericetorum
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
SIERRA LEONE:
Alcidodes dentipes
Cylas puncticollis
SOUTH PACIFIC:
Achatina fulica
Aonidiella inornata

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

SPAIN:
Acalypta parcula
Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Parlatoria zizyphus
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
ee aegyptiaca
SWEDEN:
Argyresthia conjugella
Frankliniella intonsa
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhagoletis pomonella (?)
Taeniothrips atratus
SWITZERLAND:
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sirer noctilio
Tephritis arnicae
YRIA:

Earias insulana f. semifascia
Lepidosaphes ficus
TAHITI:
Ferrisia virgata
THAILAND:
Aonidiella comperei (?)
Cylas formicarius var.
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
TRIESTE:
= nubilalis
TRIN.
Sraeha ‘mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium epidendri
Leucaspis cockerelli
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
“Targionia’’ hartii
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Vinsoniz stellifera
TRIPOLI:
Ceratitis capitata

TURKEY:

Chaetoptelius vestitus
Dacus oleae

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Argyroploce leucotreta
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium stentae
“Chionaspis”’ leucadendri
Chrysomphalus rossi
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips wouramboulchii
Tridomyr mex humilis
Phlyctinus callosus
Pseudococcus trichiliae
Pseudothrips glaucus (?)

UNKNOWN

Carpocoris pudicus
Ceratitis capitata
Chelymorpha alternans (?)
Frankliniella intonsa
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhagoletis pomonella
Taeniothr*ps atratus
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus

URUGDAY:

Parlatoria cinerea

VENEZUELA:

Mimosestes dominicanus
Eurytoma orchidearum

Euscepes postfasciatus

Furcaspis biformis

Gy mnandrosoma aurantianum (?)
Vinsonia stellifera

VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

WAKE ISLAND:

Prodenia litura

YAP ISLAND:

Monomorium destructor

YUGOSLAVIA:

Bruchus tristis
Cacoecia pronubana
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Laspeyresia splendana

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40

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Albugo portulacae (DC.) O. Kuntze:

Portulaca oleracea (purslane) _____.-.-------------
Albugo tragopogonis F. Gray:

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ______----_-----
Aliernaria citri Ell. & Pierce:

Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

CiunUsysinensisy (CLANS). aa te ee ne nae
Alternaria porri (Ell.) Cif.:

Urginea sp
Aschersonia basicystis Berk. & Curt.:

Chamaedoreaisps2 225.2152 Ee

Palme ee ee eT RE
Ascochyta ledi Rostr.:

Zenobia pulverulenta (dusty zenobia)__.-_--.-----
Ascochyta sorghina Sacc.:

Sorghum halepense (Johnson grass) --.------------
Asperisporium caricae (Speg.) Maub.:

Carica papaya (papaya)
Botryosphaeria agaves (P. Henn.) Butl.:

A GOVE SDs <8 Geel a ella Bru nt peyle largesse
Botryosphaeria berengeriana DeN. f. araucariae

aACCe:

Araucaria araucana (monkeypuzzle) ---.-------_-
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dugg.:

PAT CUCOTICNCUL ILA GILANUGG ee ee eee

Macrozamia spiralis (spiral macrozamia)

IMO STI FOD NER oe oe

Persearamenicang)(AVOCAdO) se
Botrytis elliptica (Berk.) Cke.:

Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily) _-
Botrytis gladiolorum Timmermans:

GLAdiOUUS ISP se EN etn

Catacauma palmicola F. L. Stevens:

Thrinax parviflora (Jamaica thatch palm) -_-----_-
Ceratostomella ips Rumbold (?):

Pinus sp. (pine)
Cercospora anethi Sace.:

Anethum graveolens (dill)
Cercospora anthelmintica Atk.:

Chenopodium ambrosioides (wormseed goosefoot) -
Cercospora arachidicola Hori:

PAT OCHIS}S De sees sere ys Onin se edhe Aa eR
Cercospora aricola Sace.:

TE RALOGENGTONAS See eae ee a ee
Cercospora beticola Sacc.:

Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard) -------------_-_--
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:

NiO FOS (CORT) oe ha i cee
Cercospora cordiae Chupp:

Gon diaispe see see ea ae Sis Ue Nae we
Cercospora cryptomeriae Shirai:

Cryptomeria japonica (cryptomeria)
Cercospora handelii Bub.:

Rhododendron catawhbiense_._..--.-.--..-.----------

Rhododendron impeditum__..-------..------------

IRNOGOGENARONIS I) Mee a
Cercospora lythracearum Heald & Wolf:

Punica granatum (pomegranate)
Cercospora musae Zimm.:

Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _-.-__.......--.__.__-

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_----------
Cercospora piperis Pat.:

Piner!sp ses aes ee Sa ee ane
Cercospora protearum Cke.:

Leucadendron argenteum (silver leucadendron) -_-
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:

Persea americana (avocado)
Cercosporella mori Pk.:

IMO SD: NU DOLLY) eae ae eee eee

Country of origin

nsump-
tion

lace

Mexicozs:.a eat ee
Swedes: se sie sao

AUS tralig usec scerieo a ee

France, Spain, Mexico__-
Ethiopia sees eae | eee

Canada, Japan, Nether-
lands.

CanallZone tase eee | oars
IDE ee

en mi ar key eee a eee | eee

Me xi conse ee tea Ase

BuertopRicoesese sea

BritishiGuianas =e | eae
Costa Rica, Mexico_____-

Mexicos2. 2222-222 ee Js |e
Union of South Africa__-

| Nonentry
| Pr

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

opaga-
tion

Collected
in—

Mass.
Calif.*
Calif. *
Tex.
DAC:

Tex.
Tex.

INGE
Tex.
ieas

Ariz.

N.J.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*, Tex.
Calif.*

Calif.*, N.Y.

Wash.
N. J.

Tex.
Calif.*, Tex.

Tex.
N. Y.
Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 4]

Pests (diseases) coliected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 80, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin Syl besaubey Coleeted
Bal 2/32
B2| & ag
isl ee om
° oO }m&
1é) Z |
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:
Bothriochtoa insculpta ..-=---.--.-==--===---_---- Kenya: <-2- see ee Uh ld De CA
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallas grass)_--.---.------- New Zealand__---------- Bt al PD), (Ob
Cerebella paspali Cke. & Mass.:
PERS RTTHID CERTDITG Oae CS eee ATISETali geen eee | eae ele | pela wall
Ceuthospora lunata Shear:
Leucothoe cateshaei Netherlands-__-__-...---_ Leoalbase|) 92 |) NIG
FROME OLOTS Dat eee wane ca Satin ee BS ese dose oe LSS | RNS | Lia IN oc)
“Chrysanthemum virus Q”’:
CAN TGOTCTLOUIS) Vee Resa ee eee Denmark. aes PE Ae aba dh
Chrysomyza iNodadenari (DC.) D
Rhododendron azaleodendron EES) mes Hneland ss eee A | ESL INR
Rhododendron ferrugineum (rock rhododendron)_ | Hungary, Switzerland_--| 3 |----| 3 | Mass., N. Y.
Rhododendron hirsutwim---.-----------L--=-=--=2- England, Germany ----_- Thee ALIN digg ING Nes
LRAT OHDOT FO aS ee Switzerland=222- 222 ST Uh IN Gia
Claniceps paspali F. L. Stevens & J. O. Hall:
Paspalum dilatatum quale Prass) awa Arcentinasssssoee eee SASSI) 22271 1D), 0}
Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) T
ESET OLCLOLIOTAV ATE ee ee Tsraelie ye 200k tie i es eesti ply Ol}
Coleosporium senecionis (Pers.) Fr.:
Senecio cineraria (silver cineraria)__._.._--------- Ar gentingseesaase see aee ee Na EO Lal IN a 6
Colletotrichum agaves Cav.:
PAGO EAVCSURE ES eNO I eS Es Le te LEE Mexicot¢ 22s e222, Een eeee ele alits
WAG ECTS TO Meee eae ten SLES EEN Sele og Italy; -Mexicos-<222- 22-8 ey eee ees) ahaa J
ex
Colletotrichum graminicolum (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:
Indocalamus sp. (bamboo)--__..------------------ Ching esis eee seer Wi aD OF
Colletotrichum heucherae Ell. & Gall.:
LEGG NGO UCT PHS ye ee eS Ue St bnelandses se eee ae Hea EE I fo
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Schw.) Ferr.:
Tris germanica (German iris) Australia, New Zealand_ 6 | Calif.*
LBS GD 2a 8 Se TTS Nase ae Se tS 1 | Calif.*
Lillium auratum (goldband lily) Ta Cranliteese
Oreg., Wash.
Talim giganteum (giant lily)_........-...---.-_]----- Osta Re, See cena| eee een aa eC alites:
Tihumihansons (hansom lily) 222222 ee doe es Pee Pee ile Oats
PRUNE yt (Hennvalily,) semen see e ene ee eee (0 (oe SS aT eS eee ela Califa:
Lilium japonicum (Japanese lily)___-...---.----|----- dose aed Eee ONC alites
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily) __.__.-....._----|----- Gomes a ee Sa an Se ee @ ates
Lilium rubellum (rubellum lily) --.-..--.-.2.----]----- (6 Vase ht teh ee oe Se eee PS el eCalite
Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily) __|----- (6h) ee ae ee a Ban, a 1 i ay
ash.
Tnliimutigniniwm, (tigemlily)==22-2--2-2-ce 2 eases eoe (6 (0s See aes eaitecah Tees
PeTLETE TIS eee reread ee tin ee ee A India, Japan; New Zea- |__-_|----| 9 | Calif.*, Pa.,
land. Wash.
Colletotrichum lini (Westerdijk) Toch.:
LETVRTATD BOG {CUES TET SEIS OD A ade Portugal eee 19 Sas eee Mass:
Colletotrichum philodendri P. Henn.:
LPH TIDULGTOCE OGLE ES OSS ere ey CE eee ee te Mexicofec2 2S 2eekacna ee | Rees nla ee x.
Colletotrichum violae-tricoloris R. E. Sm.:
IPAOL OTS De eee nen teem ALIA PR Ree eo! Wha broly ee eee a hi fe
Coniothecium citri McAlp.
Citrus aurantifolia (Gureet lime) eet A ae ease Mexicoteecire-ece sense Toasts. Mbteh<,
Coniothyrium concentricum (Desm.) Sace.:
PAT ONELStrectan (hed Pelagave) aaa ne ne ee eee On a ea a eek one Pele @alitss
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thum.) Sace.:
LTT TO SES COD A a Netherland sass ae | ee ee hind Nias
JED UTCQUID. CLA I esi ot Aa Paes sl bese COA eae ee ae Bese ah INS de
Coniothyrium hellebori Cke. & Mass.:
Helleborus niger (Christmas-rose) ___.-._.---_---- England, Netherlands___|__-_|----| 10 | N. J.
Coniothyrium laburnophilum Oud.:
TRU TALL TUS) et ete ee ree Fe I Denmarkes <2 22 see ees Masel Masia dis
Coniothyrium olivaceum Bon.:
YEStET IGS Deere ate Nae R ER nsce aoe eL Japantase sins ack eee oleae we el in © alia
Coryneum carpophilum (Lev.) Jauch:
PHAM IES DETSTCU (PEACH) eee enn wee IMexi cote oat Aes 1 Bees | sees |e hexe

Corynewm microstictum Berk. & Br.:
DEO Oe Me EES ed oe Rig re era Ges Canad gaeern tear tease | eis | eee Wash.

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Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin Caslaal eons ltes een
eer
aS| 8 |as
Oo |Z ja
Cronartium ribicola Alex. Fisch.:
UD ESTSD a (DIACKACUTNATIE) ere es ee eee Canad aoe2 cau ee alee ee a Nia
Cryptodiaporthe salicella (Fr.) Wehm.:
ISELTIS TN CWE TOW) eae a a eI aernes etal France, Netherlands__..| 1] 1 |_-__| N. Y.
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi: 4 {
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island pine) _..-_-.--- australe: Norfolk Is- |____|-__- 3 | Calif.*, N.Y,
and.
Cucurbitaria frazini Ell. & Evy.:
JACEE DOG B05 EMV Sas es DOV ye ee a es Mexicov all 1 Eee Po Tex.
Cumminsiella sanguinea (Peck.) Arth.:
IMIGRONAG SPS Ree Ue se eae! Td Secs a ee Na ect vel
Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_____..._-.-___--.--__-
Oryzarsatina; (TICE) a> Sime ee Se
Cylindrocarpon mati (Allesch.) Wr.:
TTA DUNT TTR OE CT, Crd Netherland sles spas | eee poem TL PINs ae
Cymadothea trifolii (Fr.) Wolf:
TV UfOUL ATS Pi eee ee Re NAA eR RR aS Portugal ees see ete | cee | ee Tie DAG,
Dasyscypha phragmiticola P. Henn. & Ploettn.:
IER AGINALES: ST mone si eM asa apes Denmark eee th alam | Lee 1) NieJe
Diaporthe eres Nits.: .
HEM CUSICOTI CONV AT anaes a reek esr naa Sen ae Heo) Gap a Ne | aN 3 | Calif.*
LEH OOAUTE CCRT Nether] ard seen a ra | eed |e Nee
Mag Ol aS eee eee nat tel ODL IE Oh eae a AD ap SLT ea ele ae | a 1 | Wash.
Wisteria floribunda macrobotrys.-._.--------------|----- Ca os Ma ered ar Us era 1 | Calif.*
Diplodia coccocarpa Sace.: ;
Cocosinacifenai(COCOMUt) yaa ean Guam, Hawaii, Tahiti__| 9 | 1 |---| Calif.*
Diplodia paraphysaria Sace.: . .
ACH eSafLeLdin gin (OTCHIG) Mae ae eee eee Mnoeyteweyol a ee ee 1 | Hawaii
SHOU ARO (CORA) i ek a MEXICO Sa LO 1 | Tex. :
ECHR SLOSS ONAN REN oy 2a Ce eee a Brazil, Mexico, Trini-| 1 |-.-_| 2 | P. R., Tex.
dad.
Diplodia theobromae (Pat.) Nowell:
ING OCA OSS ee rape 7h Lal a AN ape eh ore portal Cape Verde Islands-_-__-__|_-__|___- 1) New:
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
FROCOCEN TOTS ee et ee ee ee England! 2 eee an oer ele | eae 1 | Wash.
Diplodina leucothoes (P. Henn.) Died.:
MEEUCOLNOCISD eee eens ee Une nara sti en ea Netherlands sss sees | Gee | etl 2iilig Niet
Discosia artocreas Fr.:
UD CD TIVELS ToUe ee ent auburn. ee an Tela dee oe eae ena anaes | aie | ee TAIN ye
Echidnodes cocoes Syd.: n
Cocosyniicifenas (COCOMUL) eae eee ee Palmyravslanda=sse- ses | seen 1 |--__| Hawaii
Elsinoe australis Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)__-_---------------- IBESZi] oe See eee eon Dele 7 |oa =a) reese Niemen
Pa., Tex
Citrus awrantium (sour orange) _.--.------------- SATS ONTIN Bee aoe see | eee dp | eer | eexs u
Ciirusilimon) (lemon) aaa eaine oe ea Argentina, Brazil__.-_-_|---- 57) [see aeAua sn @alitess
La., Md.,
Mass.,
INN Grp Et
Tex,
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _-_------------ Ar rentinaweee sere eens Bsa 2) See ING Wo
Gitrsysinen sis) (Orange) seen seen ee Ae Argentina, Brazil, un- |---| 67 |----| Ala., Calif.*,
known, Uruguay. Fla., La.,
Md., Mass.,
INTRA Tee
ee eX:
GQURUSISD (ORAL C) eee re eee ee ee een eS INAS PLOT Woe ae pee [a ba ete alli C2}
Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean) -_____- Cubats. 2 eee ple Faeer tol ba ie INeYe
Endoconidiophora adiposa (Butl.) Davidson: ,
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut) hing ste ae eae eee 1 By bis esl [id Calif.*
Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P. Syd.: 44
OAT OA HTRONGB Ce) ae ee ee a Japaneses 252 ores a ee 1 | Hawaii
Fusarium graminearum Schwabe:
Triticum, aestivum (wheat). esis 2s INGU NEC. se ee a el AD), (Os
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht.:
CrocusiZOn apis 28 Ne ae jee (0 Ve repeats eyes ser boca SL IN SG 825

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

43

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—

Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Disease and host Country of origin & lple
_
fale jee

Dea] © | Que

ayia lor

(~} ° w

oO 14 |e
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. gladioli (Massey)
Snyd. & Hansen:
RSREAOLIESIS Dire Pete as Se EE eoeecne red Beek cling Canada, England, Ger- |----|----| 5
many, Netherlands.
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht. f. narcissi. (Cke. &
Mass.) Snyd. & Hansen:
INE CORE ICIS SO) Fa ee aay ae eg eee ate INOT Wa yee tess eter ese ee ae sa |
Fusarium phragmiticola Kirsch.:
LPH RTCGTITUT RATES Os es eR Denmark seee see e wee eS as | Ee ae
Fusicladium depressum (Berk. & Br.) Sace.:
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel)_.-_-__--_---_------_- Algeriguis ee ese eek ee EH yt Lee
Fusicladium eriobotryae Cav.:
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)___------------------- Vital yi see teeetss ere ee a1 sas alee
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Otth) Rostr.:
Pyracantha coccinea (scarlet firethorn) ------------ Netherland s22ese ane | eae eo big
Gliomastiz convoluta (Harz.) Mason:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-------------------- Japan, Mexico_-_-------- in| 83h Baas
Wangiveno picinale, (ginger). 2 = = = ee China, Formosa, Japan _| 16 |----|----
Gloeocercospora sorghi Bain & Edg.:
Sorghum halepense (Johnson grass) EN A tn! Sed ae Mexicossss= =a sees es 0 he eet) Pm
Gloeosporium araucariae Karst. & Hariot:
Araucaria araucana (monkeypuzzle)------------- Wnelandi(?)seaseeseee see | paae eel bal |
Gloeosporium leguminum (Cke.) Sace.:
Ex osopIsiSp- (Mesquite) a= 9 ee eee WMexi COM ese oat REED it | Soe ne | ERS
Gloeosporium piperatum Ell. & Ev.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) - ------------------- Guatemala eee n= ae | mere Lee Ue a
Gloeosporium rhododendri Briosi & Cav.:
Phododendron praecor (winter rhedodendron) ____ Netherlands aeee een eee Sen t3
Graphiola borassi Syd. & Butl.:
Borassus flabellifer (palmyra palm) Ee eee ING ia eae ce 1: | St aes
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) ------------ Japan acu aso wets eT Ce ete AR)
PULTE CIILSISD eee esa tae wee oe De Pr ee De Ee (0 a pores ete ape ease aren Pears Seas 1
Gy mnosporangium juniperi Lk.:
Sorbus aucuparia (European mountain-ash) _----- Swed emp -f2-21e sete dere ie ee 1
Hainesia lythri (Desm.) Hohn.:
OSCAS Peete eee en Mok Cae. CLO? cece dusels Spain’ = seAee see ee eee es Se 1
Helminthosporium oryzae Breda de Haan:
Ontearsativa (Tice) 2s se sa eee = eae Cuba, Hawaii, India, | 3] 13] 2
Japan
Hendersonia importata Allesch:
Wandarcaerulea (orchid) 1-2 -----2-22--22-225=2 Thailand eset ios |e eee 1
Hendersonia sarmentorum West.:
BET DET SLONUAT UI OLLO = ane ae ee esa Englands fe saa. 5 | Ses Eves 1
Heterodera avenae Eidam:
Dollawithibageing. 6 224-2 see se ee ce eee England, Netherlands, | 11 |----|----
Scotland.
Sollswithwnotatoesss.22 sees es Soe Sneed Spain 22bese <i ute A sl | La
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurmans Stekhoven:
Soubwathvcactusiplants=-s5ee ee eae ee France, Switzerland_____ Lee pee Fig!
Solkwithesovviaisp ese ete ee ee ee Germany== === ee rs as ee
Soil with Mammillaria robustispina__------------ Mexicozc seas Stee o8 ey
SollswitheMammillania Sppe. 2 ee ene eee eee Cosstase! Suen se Dre eA
Soil with various succulents_____--.------------- ingle ee ee hf
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
Soil with Amaryllidaceae bulbs______-_----_----- Irelands Joo. taal ala! 1a) iuhaye joke
Staydl @yml GUAT aay (qc) pa Le oe Europe, Germany, un- | 38 |----|----
; known.
SOUnwithbapeinges eee ie Belgium, Denmark,| 13 |_---|----
England, Nether-
Jands, Scotland.
OUPISedbastDallastex nt eis 22s jee eee me Scotlanda asim iene Di [Mes tie Pn
Doilhwathecarrotsees sees ee ee INetherlands=.ne ie TUR Ve a,
Soil with chrysanthemum plants Hnelandi eee eae eas Pee OE
Solliwathicompost forlorchids..... 21.22 ses (6 (oe a eee ea Ts ee ima
Stonbl (iatloy GUNTER oa Ee ni ees Cosco eae re ee)
Sounwithy Gypnipedrumispen ceeeae eee ee eee C6 (0, Suen Bae Popa eg Hse yal
Soil with Dianthus sp., peony, and delpniniinn Van nN lak Coe ee eae aa Peseselbe idl

Collected
in—

Ga., Mich.,
INES.
Tex.

N.Y.
INF
Pa.
INERY?
ING

Calif.*, Tex.
Calif.*

Tex.
Wash.
Tex.
DAC:
N. J;
Md.

Calif.*
Hawaii

IN Yi
N.J.
Calif., D. C.

Hawaii
Wash.
Ne, ae Pa.,
x ¥,, PreR:
Calif: *N. J.,

rg
o

ZAZA 232

4-4

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—

Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host Country of origin

Heterodera punctata—Continued

Sol Walley JRE Gea ane ee ene Scotlinde= ===
Soilfwithigeraniume see eee England, Sweden___--_-
Soil with hens-and-chickens plants______-_-_-_-__- Ipjavedeuael a A
Soil with lily-of-the-valley plants____..__.._--__- TANCE dese ae eee
SoiliwithybupinisispSiplants ae eee Hnelan Gia aacesnene kas
Soiliwithtpicka-back plants] 2202 Sass ss es (Gere ay eee
Soildwithevariowushplamtseee see ae eee Sweden. 22.2 e ses es
SOLE Gea GOSS Be ee England, Ireland, Nor-
way, Spain.
Sollowitheerc mM Ulasp snp lant ses ee eee nneland sya nae
Soil with Ranunculus sp. and Primula sp. plants_}|____- Pde bed
Soul yan Gani Sos ole nani La Se ee a Lies sae i a eg
Soil with Sedum sp. and Primula sp. plants_____|_-_-- GOs SSeS Sie ae
Solliwathywoodiygcut hi eee eaten eee rns | SE (3 Vonage OR tyne ce LLC
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
ESO Us ha IAI A TS Ce A a va ent eS Treland ive. eee
Soil with Asparagus sprengeri plants______..____- Germanys
Soil with potted azalea plant.___..-.__-_..--___- Netherlandss as
Shon Weak Joyevexenpyee ee ee Belgium, Denmark,
England, Germany,
Netherlands, Scot-
land.
Soilttsedvasylo all leis Gs eeeeeece cael ee Scotlands saa aae
SollswatheBecooniagispplants sees nee eee ee Germanyaees eee
SoiltwathiGallunaispaplantsonsesse seas) eee Scotland a= aan aaa

Soil with carnation plants
Sollbwithicedarsplantsws en ee ee
Soil with celery roots__.____--_-

Soil with Coleus sp. plants
Soil with dahlia roots

Soil with forget-me-not plants_______--____-_____- d

Soilkwithvinaganiaspyrootseesee eee eee nena Sweden-ws. 2 ener ee
Soiliwiththeather plants ae Scouland as aaa
Soil with heather and Calluna sp. plants_...__-_-_|_---- Gower aoe an

Soil with Juniperus sp. and Helzine sp. plants_--| England__._-.----------

Soil with lily-of-the-valley plants______.._____-____ ermany ssh eas eee
Solltwith=Pelangonzwmisp see ee ee ae eee hnglanGdeeeeas nena
Soil with unidentified plants____...__...---_-___- Denmark, France______-
Soilkwathipotatoes saa ah ee ee Belgium, Canary Is-
lands, England, Ire-
land, Peru, Scotland,
Spain.
SoillwitheRibesispsplantsesteessaee eee een near eae ane econae
SoulGwathimutabaca mootsmaee sme enn ane een Netherlands_____.____---
SoilswithySeab720says pee ema eae ao ne lan Gece ae
Soilhwithisucculentiplantss= eee ae a ee TO en PNCae Sedna
Solwithithistlesplantss2. se sel ean aR Scotlands sae ane
Soilwithytulips] eee Seas ene ie een aaE Germanys alee
Soiliwithswoodyicuttings: Sei ee a Hn glands esses
Heterodera schachtii Schmidt:
Soiljwaithicarnationiplantsae ese. eee ee Germany aee ae meene
Heterodera trifolii (Goftart) Oostenbrink:
Soilkwithipotatoes teen = see ia ane ea eee New Zealand_-_-.__._.---
Heterosporium iridis (Fautr, & Roum.) Jacques:
TriSiG er Manican (Gerais) meee ene Cpe | enn dos. ees ee
Heterosporium ornithogali Klotzsch:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) _......----- Union of South Afriea___
Leprosis:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -__...._.--__- IMeoxicgete tse eee amnae
Citrusisinensis\(orange) Se sae eae Egypt, Haiti, Mexico,

Panama, unknown.

Leptosphaeria citricola Penz.:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ..-...--------

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Be Eg oo
a<| 8 jas
f=]2— |!" fel ios
lo) fo} w
Oo |4Z |p
ee ea il
sese|- 2 1
eae hee 1
aes ee 1
a Eee ae 1
SEA [oe
Seeslooe 1
1 or
bse nL 1
BENE Pee & 1
eo es 1
PELE SEU) DS 2 1
Ee 1
yous 23 1
pe bs tee 1
OS Eee 1
57H |= a8 ee
2) Re SR
us US 1
ee es 1
1
1
ere
2
ASSES AE Se
pate [pana 1
aber | EA |
NEES AL!
Sa Pe al
Esa) Ea
pe esl pats
Se aS a
5h [peli | ae
pea eee tad |
Sas |S 15
weea|eees 1
Lee Peta 1
a ee a lee
coon See 1
LOE ALG eR
SO Le 1
QU La oe ae
Oy) | ee
GA Blleess
1 | Seer ea

Collected
in—

tg
©

rg
bd

~

Bez ea zara ia 2
BE aS S55 ae 60 oA:
goecfo i optectesieoa a te Dalactaielactactas

2
Pe

ANNI AY ZA ACI
o Me «ee MMe « «6
B rg Srdr

SB ARS"

Tex.

Calif.*,
wail,
Tex.

Alaska.

SERVICH AND ‘REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 45

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin Seales Golected
Bal & log
las| & jos
ee |e
Si pn
|
Leptosphaeria heterospora (De N.) Sace.:
SRO ISCO kts ene ell a ee palestine sa sess anaee ee Ree ws eG Calites
Tris atropurpurea (blackpurple iris) - ------------- Netherlands 22-22 2 OE | Sl lel eCalites
Tris gatesi (monarch iris) ------------------------- Netherlands, Turkey____|----|----| 2 | Calif.*
Tris germanica (German iris) ----_---------------- Australia, Canada, Eng- |__--_|----| 9 | Calif.*
land, New Zealand.
Tris korolkowi (redvein iris). .--__---------------- INetherlands 22s as ates ee lh YS}. | CEnlibige
WEISZ ONE Once Beso 8 tL Sek ee ioe Palestine sea ee eet SS Ses a AO ali hae
J EFOR GRATER IGE ae ee EE aera eh LLL Hashemite Kingdom of |_---|----| 1 | Calif.*
the Jordan.
Uprcrsiolomijengs GUNNeG INS) es ee ee Netherlands____-___-_--- Jee ere st ala Op bhi:
Tris stolonifera leichtlini__.-___--------------------|----- (6 Koyhe es ee ee eee meee esa ET | alhites
Trssusiana (Mourning. Iris) -------------=--_ ae France, Netherlands-_-..|----|----| 2 | Calif.*
LEB QDS se a eS eee eae aD Le Canada, England,-|----|----| 8 | Calif.*, N. J.
Netherlands, Pales-
tine.
Leptosphaeria opuntiae Dodge:
Ferocacius crassihamatus (cactus) ..__------------ IMe@xi CO ea ee ee ets | eo SSE Sa) ARG yg,
IDET AICILCE ESAS Dee er se pa A A re a Gone Res Sates UY) at ea Lees iL hex
Leptosphaeria rusci (Wallr.) Sace.:
PETES CULSES Deco ce Ne a TSS) iy ea eM Se We Sy | ee | res a ae
Leptothyrium gentianicola (DC.) Baeuml. var. oli-
vaceum Bub.:
GEN ONACOULIS nee ee econ eee Vo) ByaNo le sue es ee ee See le NEE
Leptothyrium pomi (Mont. & Fr.) Sacc.:
Malus sylvestris (apple) IETS Be Ee URE eT BO Ey IMIG XA COM eae saul eels, TA ee OM eb
Lophodermium juniperinum (Fr.) De N.:
PUTED EUESIS Dewees oa eee ee 1 21) eee PP SCPE 3 Tp geo ES INS NG
Lophodermium pinastri (Fr.) Chev.:
Pinus spe (s-leaved. pine))-2------ 2 ee eee FUE ayo aes a a ee ----| 1 | Hawaii.
LPLUG GIES 0) ss SS NE ESSE Eee pee ie ae Canadge sca eee Pee SO et kN
Macrophoma anthurit Trinch.:
LESAN SLE UT SS GSS a a I ar OS IB CLM U Ga geeter. fanaa | ae a Le NEA
DG DIYLUNU SD eee ee ee Petes ee (6 (oars MO es eee IE ee SSE 1 INO
Macrophoma cocos Pass.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) Pe poeta ai eee ine diet 61 27-1 S24 a Walla s een Qi shew C ality
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) es arbre yi S| ecrla. Rica, Hawaii, | 2 | 1 |----| Calif.*
exico.
Macrophoma oncidit P. Henn.:
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) ___------------ Guatemala maser 2 eee | ee Be OTS MC alii
Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid.:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ___---------------- Borneo, Japan-_-_-_-_----__ HN es Re Califa
LES TET ILE SSO EE TE I aD BS eo ESS NER 15, Hashemite Kingdom of |---_|----| 1 | Calif.*
the Jordan.
Mas aniTiaiplond) (ELCEEMNXIA) = 2-2 = 9 - a ee Union of South Africa___|---_}---- 2 | Calif.*
LEGAL YEOA LACTIS Dae SNS Ee ee ee (6 Ko arees ees NE | a 1 | Calif.*
Melanospora zamiae Cda.:
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen) --------------------- China Japan ene A) Pee eed a alifes
aingivernojicinale) (ginger) J222- 2 Lee Formosa, Hawaii, Ja- | 15 |----|--.-| Calif.*
pan, Philippines.
Meliola citricola Syd.:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -.------------ Ching ees. Sa 2 ae ZA a [es Calif.*
GUTarsisi7e818) (OLANSe) ha seen eo ee Ceylon, China, Japan...| 18 | 1 |----| Calif.*, Ha-
Waaipluel 5
Minn
Meloidogyne arenaria ee Chitwood:
ETERS Del (OLCHIG) Bee ee ae ee eee ae Af oF) 0 aap a a A ey Fe 2 | Wash.
Brassica rapa Ge) STeseyie pte ans le lla ees A 9 Dk ate IMGxiCOn seen ean 27) Lee | Raa ee xs
LOA EG BY) 5 Sp SR ee ae Der ea ET Eee I aNis Us
Say tuberosum (potato) __-__-------_---_-__- Chile2 2 eee hee eaaas ie Tn Ee eas
Meloidogyne exigua Goeldi:
JDOANITG SO pc) A Alan Te ERE Eres peer ahaa ae eae PACS tral aee ae eer eae e| |e 1 | Calif.*
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
GChinsanche mun Spee neon eee nee ee INetherlandseoses = aoe oan ee ie | INGOs
Glemarisisp ete oes LR A a EG ON ae Se ny | aE 2 | Wash.
IDG TRO SS Se REO a es Ea eat BP re Yoh Ten yin Cat 2 a gall ee PRN TS INS de
Hepatica angulosa (Hungarian hepatica) ---------|----- LOM meer ees ee Neat ene | ey 1 | Wash.
Moutwathiinknowniplantinee =. eas ar eee GO rrr ye ee LO Wa:

46 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin a, pla gonad
Ba) 8 |oe
a| o jac
Oo |Z |x
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood:
PAS DONA GULUMIUYNZOCL EGU Se ee ena eae ea CE opr a ee sae eae ces ae el ele aS 1 | Hawaii
Dahliaksp eee ea ARE I Tee aa Oy 1 Geo Ws Hepes etmearniie | TSI SC Pg cy br & 1 | Calif.*
DIOSCOTER!S see ee ee eee nee eS EE INICAT ASU see ee eee | een | DACs
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) __-_-___---- IMexicos. UA 2 en a ye ee 1 | Tex.
mene incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood
BELAGOULT OTIS (DCCL) pe a ee ee RE French West Africa___.._|_-__ lleeae|| etsy,
LOCO GAD (GeviKoy)) MA Gee VAIS Orn tim eee eee ene | U/L Ras
Mammillaria phy matothele (cactus) __-.-._________ IMGXi COME sana aren ero eel yaa I INE Ue
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood
var. acrita Chitwood:
PAG ADONENUSIS Dene ae es DNS U ESE a EN RD EAN eee Re cee | ae | Bee 1 | Wash.
Pastinucaisotivas (Parsnip) aoa TE Union of South Africa___}___-_ 1 Seal exe
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood
var. acrita Chitwood (close to; possibly n. sp.):
2a CREATES OOOH LO Sy On SU ST HEI TN ae @analiZones2 2 222.0 su 20 soi ie Bee 1| Tex.
IPO GOSEE TIONS Dee tate era ge ce Ne eet Sn ee Philippines see | aes | aie 1) D.C.
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood:
Bletilla sp. (orchid) JAPAN eases ee LT ee ee Bee 3 | Wash.
DOR GIS pe ee ae IS ER Cn eae FATISt relia cee ee eee | ae 1 | Calif.*
Memnoniella echinata (Rivolta) L. O. Gall.:
Cymbidium lowianum (orehid)__--__-.--------__- BY Wes WO a a EU ES a 1 | Calif.*
IPhULOdendroniSp eee Maken en ee IMIEXd CO) SEE ea | ea 1} Calif.*
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_-___-_-_-_---________- Japan oly ees On 10) Sea | Calits
Zingibenoficinate (Ginger) sa.) soe ale China, Formosa, Japan_| 29 |____|___- Calif.*
Microdiplodia agaves (Niessl) Petr.: 3
Agave stricta (hedgehog agave)___________________ IM@xXI CON 2a JuOE LAs ae eal eel ere 1 | Calif.*
Microthyriella guianensis F. L. Stevens & Manter:
Miltoniakendresiia(Onehid) piesa ee ee ea WostaRice tra uere oer eae | eee 1 | Tex. ‘
Monilinia fructicola (Wint.) Honey:
IPFUNUSTAOMEeStICaN (DLT) eee eee een MIGX1CO Se Sen aie eee eneeeas DUH hae ss 2) shes Tex:
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Malusisyivestnish (apple) seas eee nae England, Sweden__-_-_-__- il The aih INS M655 12)
iRrunusidomestical(plum) alas eee TANI CO he eae ee eer DU Sea BE N.Y.
IPFUNUSISD a (SWECtCHELIY) wee ee 1Ohaved yaVel yee ee 1) | Se eas
Mycosphaerella citrullina (C. O. Sm.) Gross.:
Sechiwmedute) (Chayote)e 2. eee aa asa Tibetan US eS A SR aN we
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
EAGT CISD (Straw DOLGY) oe ee a ee WPAN COS. 2 eo en ee Ik IDS (OF;
Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ell. & Ev.) Dearn.:
Coryphantha longicornis (cactus) ___--_---------_- Mexico! 222222 Rae eae 1| Tex.
Mycosphaerelia schoenoprasi (Auers.) Schroet.: A
VAILTL UNCED GN (ONO) Meee lee ee NN ge Eps epe AP AT ole Ne oe Dha| ee ee Hawaii.
Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion) _----..---_--____]_____ COM ee COE SAN es Hoes) 1eR
Mycosphaerella washingtoniae Rehm: }
Phoenix humilis loureiri (roebelen date) __-_-.----|_---- (6 Ko Serre ott ot Pra ed| Roeie tk 1 | Calif.*
Myriangium duriaei Mont. & Berk.: 2
Giirusisinensish(Oran ge) easter 2 oles RN Mexico=- 2-22 Saul. 2 ee 1) sali
Myrothecitum roridum Fr.:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -_-_.-.--------- IMexI CON (i) Beene a ae eee pM Rese Fase as Tex.
Neocosmospora vasinfecta E. FE. Sm.: ;
Cymbidium grandiflorum (orchid) ---_--__---_____ Wir hig 2 ear | 1 | Calif.*
Nigrospora oryzae (Berk. & Br.) Petch: \
Cymbopogon nardus (citronella grass)__---------- Indonesia aie ose eee oraee| eee | eee 1 | Calif.*
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sace.) Mason: :
Cymbopogon citratus (lemon grass)_-------------- Java. Ae ae 1 |--..} Calif.*
COLMAR (Gries) eae Ye RT 7, China, Japan___._-_____ Si 230 Tee NC ait
Omphalia flavida Maub. & Rangel:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia).________-.___-____-- Me xi CO {eS 22t- ae ene CA eee a eID: )-<
Oospora candidula Sace. var. carpogena Sace.:
CANOES (SRE Oe I nee Led dene Rn elamnd's = 2 cee eee 1) N.Je
Oospora pustulans Owen & Wakef.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato)__--_---------------- inlan das ssa eee see oe | Eeens | eee 15 IN Ye
Ophiostoma narcissi Limber:
ASCE RE RYIN (Sh OF an ee epee ea a ANU RENT ead St Tow) eats UU RES NO Eee 1) N. Je
Panagrolaimus rigidus (A. Schneider) Thorne (?):
Digfenbachia's pepe ae eee te ea ee Mexico... SS 5atan seamen PELE 1 | Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 47

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin al heal kd ee laeeee
Ba] 8 ad
SE) e2
Oo | 4 |
Papulaspora coprophila (Zukal) Hotson:
THIMIROLUSISD Stet eee ee Japanese see ee ase eee lel @alites
Papulaspora dodgei Conners:
GINCZOLILSISD ee Sat oes tee Se Germanyieecses ee eee Sere) 18 eMichs
Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz:
EDIAPOID SOS ES a Soe eee ee ee Australia: 220i a se oan ieee DES ete (C alite®
“Peony virus’’:
ACOSO: (DE ONLY) tee oe eee ee INetherlandsS22s.5- ss Eas | ae 1 Ns
Peronospora effusa (Grev.) Rab.: i
Spinacia oleracea (Spinach) ____--_----_-..___-___ Mexico ne Se eeteat Ree tse pp] 2 At as Ariz.
Peronospora trifoliorum D. By.: pad
PRACT COG OVS I) ete en at a ET el eT as EA ae ah JOM eY Lo} 0) eV A ee ea hil), 1D)3\(Of,
Pestelotia bro Saeiicola Speg.: :
IBTOMeCMAd moa an Lae So Le ie IBTAZU ec ee ee ee | eee Nis
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi: ‘
LEGAID. HOGATS (Onan yo 5 ee ee ks Mexico ees sees eee Pasoa Cea exe
Ochi eee een ek a Fok Costa Rica, Mexico______ ORs PO SH eMexs
Pestalotia cycadis Allesch.: : :
Macrozamia spiralis (spiral macrozamia) ____--__- Australias. 2 eee ee ae ae Me ait.
Pestalotia funerea Desm.:
Cryptomeria japonica (eryptomeria)-____-.._--____ Japan: 22.2 eee sae ee BERS Oe alifees
Hawaii,
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine) _-_.___---_|--__- LOE a ee IN Be Sel hill (On atiee?
Pestalotia guepini Desm.:
Camellia japonica (camellia) ___....._.--.---_----|----- GOS esas eg eee eee te @alitae
(COTOALEE COOOL SS 8 Ee (0 (pea enon ae eee Cea C alite®
(COATT OS = SEEN EE SS VB ee pean Korea, New Zea- |____|_-__| 4 | Calif.*,D.C.
and.
Pestalotia lespedezae Syd.:
Lespedeza stipulacea (Korean lespedeza) _____---_ Ching ae ay ses ee ee AC alife®
Pestalotia macrotricha Kleb.:
FEL ROMOMEN AKON SPeeeene St Ss es INetherlands:2 2-22-22 ee ee ede Washes
Pestalotia palmarum CKe.: bs
Cacosinicrfer.a) (Coconut) een ee ee Ta Wwealieln cose ee 4H a Re eC alite
Phoenix humilis loureiri (roebelen date) __-___-_-- Japanese Sn haae dean Ae a @ alites
Pestalotia peregrina Ell. & G. Martin:
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine) --_---_---_|----- dome soso eM 2a ee ee eCalifae
Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
LAG, GOLUB (CVENE) op pe ee St Wenezuelasene se TS INS NC
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sace.) Guba:
OCOUENGTONIINGICU I= a eh ol) Of: 40 Linas Sere Serer Newt SE | Calitee
EL OCOACIATOTNOULIUSU Maaeee ae eee en Oe (6 (oe enrere ee UL) SW a Pee eM aliter
LE OGL AOTRND, GO ae ee Netherlands_-_-_-_______ EBC ES Ne
Pestalotia truncata Lev.:
Ribes alpinum (alpine currant) ______----.-------_|--__- CLO ers Ue a Ca See al PL AINIsids
Pestalotia virgatula Kleb.:
IMONGIEnMandican(nan? 0) ass 2s eae ee a ee IME xi C0 BR ae De ReneS sh) eS NN rT xs
Phaeosphaeria oryzae Miyake:
OnZOrsarivas (LiCl) ea eee one en Japans. svi rat Sere if) | A | EE IO ai he
Phleospora pistaciae Petr.:
PEASLACIGISIO (DIStACHE) ae ten eee cae eee a eee Murkeys seen e a] | Sea A IN Ya
Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:
CRT AESTATILONA LCI O11) ene ee eee en Australia, Japan, Union |____| 5 |____| Calif.*,Mass.
of South Africa.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _._..-_-_._..-...._--_- Australia, Mozambique, | 1] 2 |____| Calif.*, N.Y.
Thailand.
GCitrusipanadist) (MOTMElO) Mesa tae eae eee oe Philippinessses sea ELE e eee Ores.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)______--__-__- Chinas Japan ees 465 |es2) | REN Gait: **
Hawaii,
Mass.,
iINERYS
CAPS COPIES (OpuE anoles a Australia, China, Japan, | 43 | 10 |____| Calif.*,
Natal, Union of South Hawaii,
Africa. Minn., Pa.
Tex.
CrirUsSPs (OLANEC) Mase a a ec SU Ching ak 2s US Nl eel Da Onl ER
CUUSISD eter wee ee ne Sls eS Se Vl Australia, China________ SN | ae |) Bi Ey a=
et ‘Mass.
ex

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Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1958—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin Gy aeesiligs Cone
Be/ 8 iSe
z-2| 8 |o8
sll) fel lO
° So |x
Ce Zaley
Phoma gypsophilae Hollos:
GuDsODRilGS Pee ee ss oa a aa 1 0}: Na epee ere ee eee (ieee i 1 | Calif.*
Phoma iridina Sace.:
Iris germanica (German iris)__-____.__----e else NeweZealan Gian oases |e | Sree 1 | Calif.*
Phoma persicae Schulz. & Sace.:
Persea americana (avocado) _-_-_--_--_------1-.L- IMI CORES eee eee Theos ee exc
Phoma pomorum 'Thuem.:
Malus sylvestris (apple) __..______-.----2222. RE | Got Eke! Sata oie 3 12 E ae ox
Phomopsis capsici (Magn.) Sace.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -._-----------_- jest ian MET OU aT Ds a al oe oes pe eval) beg) ten ine sce
Phomopsis cocoes Petch.: ;
Gocosinizucifen ai (Coconut) ee ap eeien Guam, Hawaii, Tahiti__| 18 |____|____| Calif.*
Phomopsis conorum (Sacc.) Died.:
TALIA Says (HOvDis)) NO A I ee ye VAIS ETI a Ns eee er Oana 1 eae eet 1D). (0,
Phomopsis hellebori (Brun. & Har.) Trav.:
Helleborus niger (Christmas-rose)___________- west Netherland sees see eee es ee aN
Phomopsis phoenicola 'Trav. & Spessa:
Phoenix humilis loureiri (roebelen date) ___._____- TAD ATES wit ileal iN See esoet eal] Oewtii
Phomopsis stictica (Berk. & Br.) Tray.:
Bucus microphylla koreana____.....-_..-------.-- Netherland siee saan un | ae Ee aL |) Noid:
Phragmidium disciflorwum [Tode] James:
TEL OS Spee ae ee ANU CRD EUG AN TERRE TAS WNW IN a de
Phyllachora engleri Speg.:
SUTLG OMA TINS Po Me set ULM Utd yeu ctaal seta British ond urasemsss|| see eee 1 Fla:
Phyllosticta auerswaldii Allesch.: !
BU US SD west eee UU ae ae leah a TIS brig) e hee, AAR Nea: VE ace 1 | Minn.
Phyllosticta cacti (Berk.) Archer:
Coryphantha longicornis (cactus) ___...-.-------_- NYC) (fo UO ee ra ey [ee Tol) Bexe
Phyllosticta camelliae West.:
Camelliai sp see ee Yee li Japa 22 ioe Rosser ae eke epee esas 2 | Wash.
Phyllosticta cookei Tassi:
IMAG OLIGSP Meer eee Rut I da UL SI A IVTe X10 0 Meh eel Ahsaee gallina Val Vga Pe Tex.
Phyllosticta dracaena P. Henn.:
Cordyline banksi (Banks dracena)_______-_-_______ IN ewe ZC all ary cl eer | eee ea 1 | Hawaii.
Phyllosticta gaultheriae Ell. & Ev.:
QaUliheria sper eee Ue a eal ale WW (Pyalsolaepne Oyen ee Diy EES pe Mex,
Phyllosticta hedericola Dur. & Mont.:
AESRECET. ALS eaten eee a iL Rade ta Be) carer set el | Wy INE as
Elederaihelinl(Hneglishyhivy) seen ua al Ireland sans ee a ak ee WING X43
Phyllosticta laeliae Kiessl.:
Heaeliassuperdbiers) (Orchid) Me aoe Ghoeynrowiey ee ee 1 | Calif.*
Oncidiwm cavendishianum (orechid)___-___________]_____ Gov il Sale ene Ea ee 1 | Calif.*
Phyllosticta lentaginis Sace. & Syd.:
VAD UT AUT ome Sa INTE NU a Ul ean pel Netherland saa 22 seein |e nee Eee 1 | N.S.
Phyllosticta maculifor mis Sace.:
Castanea spa (Chestnut) Suse ee wien a shan ua hay Dae A a MSR ee a al Ae Ty eH ES.
Phyllosticia mahoniicola Pass.:
IBENOETISISD oa UE ROUEN a CIEE Ue es Netherlands___._-______- Hee es tals) ID). (01,
Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:
Mangiferaindica (Mn ane) wea mas eee aes ee ean Haiti, Mexico___________ 2) ees] Se sc Pa iMexs
Phyllosticta osmanthicola 'Trinch.:
Osmanthus forresti (forrests osmanthus) _________- Netherlands_____-______- eee galt INT aI
Phyllosticta philodendri Allesch.:
Philodendron verrucosum (warty philodendron)_-} Costa Rica______________ en eed NT A ai fe
Phyllosticta saccardoi Thuem.:
FR ROGOGEN ANGI) Spouse eee es as a ee Scotland assieeeas nies Bee eee (al || VANE
Phyllosticta violae Desm.:
Viol a}Sp (DANS yp) Wie ee A Sweden sew st. cdma UL) | ees | Da IN eae
Physalospora camptospora Sace.:
Cattleya bowringiana (orchid) .----.----__________ IMG Xa CO te Mie a Bese aly eee
Goelogyneelatal(orchid) eset ee ee ae Tn Gia. Sie aes ee Wash
Physalospora orchidearum P. Henn.:
Cymbidium elegans (orchid) -._-.----_-...----_+__|____- CLO es an abn eel Ee © sv ees
(Ope) ae Lo ANA SE TC ERE as a hey i TO Ne ne RE PA Meéxicows saa Gee pines betletesl ye 1S mexs
Physalospora wildemaniana Sace.:
Cymbidium devonianum (orehid)_--------___--___ In dige aes eel ee Besant Orit
Physoder ma pluriannulatum (Berk. & Curt.) Karl-
ing:
SETI CULO STC) a eels eee ce a [IMO CO se es ane il erent | Daag en Ceti

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Pesis (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

| Number of
| intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host ' Country of origin Ean ae PS Salen
I | eile ee Cc
ae| 3 |as
Se ee or
(o} ° Mm
ya 4 |e
Phytophthora parasitica Dast.: J
Cursvemo7, Gemon))iut ae Ne ee Spainte aes Oe ee ee Se a WEEE CORN tia
Pleospora herbarum (Pers.) Rab.: :
Onobrychis viciaefolia (saifon)___-.__---_----------|----- (6 (A ER eee | ELL OT Eo
mutsispya(eTane) af ie PON er Grecce.c eke ee eases ee Sees aia eae
Pleospora thuemeniana Sacc.:
EET, SY = SA A eet Sete IBCrMUG aueee eee eee ee ES SINAN ESE
Pseudomonas marginalis (N. A. Brown) F. L.
Stevens:
Cichoriwm endivia (endive) -__-...---------------- Belgium, Netherlands__.} 8 |----/----| N. Y.
Cichorium intybus (chicory) ---------------------- Bel sium eee eee 1 ea EE SINGS DS
Pseudomonas marginata (MeCull.) Stapp: k
CHT TIDS Oa es ee SE ee eee er Germany... eee eee eet ee | Vich®
Pseudomonas seminum Cayley:
LE TEN DETAR CHITIN EO GOCE 9 Vea a eee Portugal cote cee Eee 1) ae eeRexe
Pseudomonas syringae v. Hall:
Ges monk (@emon) sane et ooo nec en Greecei(?) 222522 eS ee ad ee a
Pseudomonas tonelliana Burk.:
Nerium oleander (oleander) _----.---------------- Npalyeeie ee eee ae ss ING Xae
Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Lib.) Sacc.:
VIEMICHGOW ALG) (alialia) pee ee ee ae ATTICA Sure Ne ees 1a) Sees ais eViasse
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:
Dianthus barbatus (sweet-william) -_..--_-------- England, Switzerland.__| 1 |---.| 1] N.J., N. Y.
Dianthus deltoides (maiden pink) -_-------------- Switzerland.._....-.-..- eee PEEL NS
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:
(OUTTA VOT OTD Oe ee Japaneeee eee eee oe aeeees BRS eS Ee Wiashe
Puccinia gentianae (Strauss) Lk.:
Gentiana acaulis (stemless gentian) _-.----------- Switzerland_.......----.- A) Roe eee Ores
Puccinia glumarum (Schm.) Eriks. & E. Henn.:
Mriicum aestivum) (wheat). 22220-8234 - =e Spare see ee Des [| Bacal eae pee ees
Puccinia graminis Pers. var. tritici Eriks. & E.
Henn.:
ICM Gestivilm) (wiheat))-.=-2--—-- == ee Mexicos. ccsaee eae a ee ee Paes
Puccinia hieracit (Schum.) Mart.: i
BT TUALECAS TO 9 (1) eee ee Ss ea Webanonees sass ee oe Cee TG ES Pas
Puccinia iridis (DC.) Wallr.:
SEE SETTLCLUAGC ae ee I NR OOS ate ee! Miuarke yee 2e eee a a er eae 1|N.J.
Puccinia lantanae Farl.:
LEG TIG OTT Sy Ss EE eos aes IBELMUG aes eae Ra Rae a1 PINs:
Puccinia obtecta Pk.:
CHDIESISDe (DULIrUSh) see se ee IMexi COBecetece eee eee Ji Sse eae ext
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) ----------- Union of South Africa_._| 10 |--._|-...| D. C., Md.,
Mass., N
J.. N ;
Pa.
Puccinia smyrnii Bov.-Bern.:
SHROUD, (HIROKO (0) ee rances. 2 oe 2) | Se ee Vass’
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.: Nis
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis._.....---------------- Puerto: Ricos2o22k 5s 13 Se eae PENS
Puccinia violae (Schum.) DC.:
W0laiSD mM (VAOlet) emesis Canadare ieee T, /S22ai ee Wash:
Pucciniastrum vacciniorum Lagh.:
Vaccinium arctostaphylos.__.__......._--------s1_- Englandee ee eee bee pee eee NTS Ue
Pyrenochaeta erysiphoides Sacc.: a ,
TBA ARES Gy ye Se cae Ne ON ee eee eee tir, TJapancceeee se wee Calif.
Pyrenochaeta oryzae Miyake: i
Onuzarsativas (rice) ate i ea a ee PE ted ou sua Eee es Sf BAe Sa KC alii
Pythiwm butlert Subr.: "
ZT IDETAS Te GE ARS oe ERIN, UNS AAS, (Gouagme ees 1 |222_|---2| Hawaii
Ramularia beticola Fautr. & C. R. Lambert: }
BELONI LEME Ci ue eee a EL area hae Murk0ysosseeeeo see =| sae LEAT ND ee +
Ramularia primulae Thuem.:
iPrimulaispe (primrose) ese ee-— eee eee e822 Netherlands--.-2-— 2-222 ENCES PADDY IN Yee
Ramularia tarazaci Karst.: : eas
Tararacum sp. (dandelion) __---------------+=---| Germanyencoee sesso Ie SSe 2) Se Sa ING Ye

Schizophyllum commune Fr.: Ps
Barkfromiwooden\erate._2--2----- oa === JaDanan-oesee eee renee FOE ee Hawaii.

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Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin & |lpla Cdllested
Bal sje
ae| o /a.S
Ss} gd jor
[o) oO lm
Oo | 4 |Ay
Scirrhodothis bambusae (Ture.) Trott.: m
(Bambuscae ss seeks 2 WWe Sub ees oes ll JapANae ee eeu eM es el 15] 223 |pote Hawaii.
Sclerotinia kerneri Wettst.:
zalWeo Cilia, @ikyar sap) {oss he Genmanyae ene DL ote eed Pa.
EA DiesiSTeae cage seu te Bin Oe a Greecel (7) eae nes Soe) Ss. | Wess.
Sclerotinia minor Jagger:
IBisumysativwm (DE) se eee eee Portucale ee pees a teleare|| et)
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.: :
SOWIE aD (eva Oa SES A Brance) Italy--_--- 222" Ty ene Calif SNe ye.
Sclerotium evonymi Desm.:
EESULOTUYTNALG| STO etches MUTI LUO Sa ae ama INetherlandsescseee | eee ee 1 | Wash.
Sclerotium ornithogali Savu. & Sanduville:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)_-------__- Union of South Africa___| 1 |----|---- DUC:
Sclerotium oryzae Catt.:
OnyZalsatival(Gice) Waa eae aes le Sheen AKOreg it ik ee yi] ere eee Wash.
Selenophoma donacis (Pass.) Sprague & A. G.John-
son:
CAGTODUROTISI =e wate Bene salina Meee ee ese a Union of Soviet Social- |----|---- i INS Ue
Ae ) istic Republics.
Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum Burt:
Citrusisinensis: (orange) eee wees alias MB raz lee reel ese se cee at soon) LHe sali Mex:
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:
Fhododendron japonicum (Japanese azalea)__.---- Netherland suas eatmte ce eee | ee 1}N.J.
Unododendro ris pics) tania save bie eit France, Netherlands____|----|---- 3|N ado Es. Woy
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:
Chinysant emai syy ese ees aes elieeTie ea Japa ee LN a | ae 1 | Wash.
Septoria citri Pass.: i
Citnusitemony (Memon) ones een ear ea Argentina, Australia, |----| 6 |----| Calif.*, Tex.
Italy, New Zealand,
A ies Panama, Spain. ane
Citrus\paradisi (grapefruit) 220-2 TAT ATI Clee ee Cae aoa |) Ele =aoe Califa
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ______---_---- Chinas Soe ae 2 |----|---- Calif.*
Citrusisinensisi(Orante) see alee ee a ae Union of South Africa__.|----| 1 |----| Calif.*
Septoria dianthi Desm.:

DiCNehUsisp el (Carnation) wee esas aes eee ne PAZ ONTOS ke ei nee Lys 2) Se Mass.
Septoria gladioli Pass.:

Gladiolus SPO eee oe A Ea Mexico, Turkey Sky ty al 1p eee ele Ne Von Tex.
Septoria posekensis Sace.: :

Cymbidium devonianum (orchid)_..--.------------ Sas EE ee ae Can urate nl TG EIT 2 | Calif.*

Cypripedium insigne (orchid) __-------_----------|_____ ON eSB ae | Eee ee 1 | Calif.*
Septoria ribis Desm.:

IRON Soy (Chingy yee eh eT SN INOLW ye acs | es oe LaENRYe
Septoria unedonis Rob. & Desm.:

Arbutus wnedo (strawberry-tree)__..------------- Greece eel atic ee | eee | as PINS Ys
Sphaceloma fawcettii Bitanc. & Jenkins; be

Ciirustaurantifolia (ime) 2 ee ee TEI EN 5 ers eos Hawaii.

Citrus limon (lemon) ________-- neo abtt Ae NEE ee Tapani meebe na, een =|) #1)| e228 Washs

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) __--_-___--__- IMGxiCO Me eae ane a ea Tex.
Sphaceloma fawcettii Jenkins var. scabiosa (McAIp

& Tryon) Jenkins:

Gitrusiimon) (lemon) see ee eae ING ----| 2 |----] Mass., Tex.

GCitrusiparadisi(Grapetriait) 9 snnl ss se Tae do. 3 eae Sees eye | eee | neers

(OTF TGS) Os a Ne a Oe TN EA oy doa Ss ee = see |i | Sa eele Masse
Sphaceloma punicae Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Punica granatum (pomegranate)___._-_------_-_- Mexicot t= ot oe Shea | eae Ariz.,JTex.
Sphacelotheca sorghi (Lk.) Clint.:

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum)-_-__-..----------_---- INf hve eee le 1} D.C.
Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:

Schomburgkiasspy (orchid) see eee ee Panama. a22 2s ee | ee |e 1 | Tex.
Sporocybe tessulata Sacc.:

Dianthus sp. (carnation)_..-....-.---.----------. ngland een =e | eee 1|N.J.
Sporonema oxycocci Shear:

Vacciniwmiarctostaphylos een | GO seats te eee 1|/N.J.
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.: ri

Agave vestitas2 2292 Sel NE ial aaa Mexicosis 22 2 22 bee 1 | Calif.

YAGGUE Sp) 2h Op BS al WONT ECD RYE IS | See (s(t e 3 | Ariz., Tex.

LAGI OT 15} ys ae SIE Se ee ete ao oe | GOs es a ee 1 | Tex.

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Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1951, through June 30, 1952—
Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origir A, Pb 3S Collected
Belg |e
Wer o Qi
O |G |m
Stilbum incarnatum Wakk:.: ,
Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)_--------------------- HOnImosay sess saeeeaee nee 5 |----|----| Calif.*
Zingiber officinale (ginger) _-_..------------------ Formosa, Japan--------- Si pean | Sse |e Califer
Thielavia terricola (Gilman & Abbot) Emmons: i
TRUMP GAT, SLO (CAD UOT 0) Ys es ie aka eee eee Fey oy 0 ape ae ae eres ness ESE ly eOalitey
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:
LNT DS) es Netherlands 2|N.I
Paconia sp 2 d 2|N. :
Sinningia speciosa (gloxinia) 1 | Calif.
Tilletia caries (DC.) Tul.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)_-.-------------------- PAW ID (@)
Tilletia foetida (Wallr.) Lire:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)_---------------------- |) 1D)5.60,
Tilletia paradoza Jacz.:
LPT) HD ams ee Eee ee Se Ly ING
“Tomato aspermy virus’’: le
GHGS TERENULITUSD ten ao ee eae SS Bees 1|N.J.
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Miyake) Padwick:
On ZOASGLIDGN(TiCe) ee Calvad oretea ee ae ae SUCCES UY ID)
Trichoderma lignorum Harz: Y
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_-------------------- Japaneseh ELD ka sala Bee a Wee COR iti!
Tritirachium dependens Limber:
DUES UIE) SY a ST ee Mme ce ThaVoRt ene N cea ie lel oA LAS tae a 1|N.J. i
Lilium auratum (goldband lily) _....------------ Japan Sela nN ee 4 Calif.*
Lilium giganteum (giant lily) -.-.----------------|__-_- Oe | | ea 1 Calif.*
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)_..-_------------|_--__ Ps CaN UR Nc a TSS 4 Calif.*
Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily)_-|--___ 0 Lee | Bes 7 | Calif.
UTES AS Oa RE OES I esc) FR 1 | Calif.*
Watsonia rosea (rosy buglelily)----_-------------- J.

WANGLUETIONICUNALE: (PINGEL) see eeeee ee en
Trochila ilicis (Fr.) Crouan:

Tlex aquifolium (English holly) -__-----------------
Trochila laurocerasi (Desm.) Fr.:

LE OAIG GO a he a
Tubercularia vulgaris Fr.:

Acer japonicum aconitifolium_-_-._----------------
Tylenchus allii Beijerinck:

rAlhumisativwm) (Garlic) soe see. | Sees Se
Tylenchus putrefaciens Kuhn:

Allium sativw7n (Carlic) sey ee ee ee
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:

Laelia anceps (orchid)
Uredo guacae Mayor (?):

Epidendrum radicans (orchid) _-.._--------------

EDEN ETAL: Spee AN LE he ee
Uredo jatrophicola Arth.:

Jatropha curcas (Barbados nut)_-----------------
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:

Oncidium varicosum rogersi (orchid) --------------

ONG TITONTY Sse ee = eee
Uredo scabies Cke.:

Vanilla planifolia (orchid) -----------------------

WGTHND Bos eee eee eee eee Bee ee
Uredo stylosanthis P. Henn.:

ISUULOSC TEN ESIS Pope ens oe ee a

Urocystis colchici (Schlecht.) Rab.:

Colchicum autumnale (autumn-crocus) -----------

Cal autumnale album (white autumn-cro-

cus).
Colchicum autumnale major (giant autumn-cro- |__-__ LO a ane | Ee ee 1|N.J.

cus).
Uromyces betae (Pers.) Lev.:

Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard)------------------ Thalys eee ese SRO IU ee pate leeeys
Uromyces phaseoli (Pers.) Wint. var. typica Arth.:

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ___---------- Japan eee eee me ----| 1 |----| Wash.
Urner striatus Schroet. var. medicaginis (Pass.)

rth.:

Medicago sativa (alfalfa) ..------------------------ Mexico orcs ae Sie ilies 1 Pe a Tex.
Uromyces trifolii (Hedw. f.) Lev.: 3

Dr ifolitmsp (ClOVEL) eee eee eae onsen oe nee Greece: Lh ORE EER ER 1 | Calif.

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Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Ustilago bullata Berk.:
Bromus sp
Ustilago hordei (Pers.) Lagh.:
Hordeum vulgare (barley)
Ustilago tritici (Pers.) Rostr.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)
Verticillium buxi (Lk.) Auers. & Fleischck:
BZ ULUS(S [ee ie eS SNL
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

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Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ____--.---_-
Citrus paradisi (pomelo)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

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Xanthomonas sp. (?) (Cancrosis “‘ B’’):
Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

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Hosts and Diseases 1
ARAUCARIA:
Botryosphaeria berengeriana f. araucariae (Asco
mycetes)

Sclerotinia kerneri (Ascomycetes)
CER:

Tubercularia vulgaris (Deuteromycetes)
AERIDES:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
AGAPANTHUS:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
AGAVE:

Botryosphaeria agaves (Ascomycetes)

Colletotrichum agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Coniothyrium concentricum (Deuteromycetes)

Microdiplodia agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
AGROPY RON

Benen ined donacis (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM CE

TOAST schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:
Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)
Tylenchus allii (Nematoda)
Tylenchus putrefaciens (Nematoda)

NANAS:

AN

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)
ANETHUM:

Cercospora anethi (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

Macrophoma anthurii (Deuteromycetes)
ARAOHIS:

Cercospora arachidicola (Deuteromycetes)

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

Gloeosporium araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARBUTUS:

Septoria unedonis (Deuteromycetes)
ASPARAGUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda) )
ASTILBE

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
BAMBUSEAE:

Scirrhodothis bambusae (Phycomycetes)
BERBERIS:

Hendersonia sarmentorum (Deuteromivestes)

Phyllosticta mahoniicola (Deuteromycetes)
BETA:

Cercospora beticola (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita (?)

Ramularia beticola (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces betae (Promycetes)
BLETILLA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda) ,
BOEHMERIA:

Pyrenochaeta erysiphoides (Deuteromycetes)
BORASSUS:

Graphiola borassi (Promycetes)
BOTHRIOCHLOA:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

BRASSICA RAPA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
BROMELIAD:

Pestalotia bromellicola (Deuteromycetes)
BROMUS:

Ustilago bullata (Promycetes)
BUXUS:

Phomopsis stictica (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta auerswaldii (Deuteromycetes)

Verticillium buzxi (Deuteromycetes)

Volutella buxi (Deuteromycetes)
CAMELLIA:

Pestalotia guepini (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta camelliae (Deuteromycetes)
CAPSICUM:

Gloeosporium piperatum (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis capsici (Deuteromycetes)
CARICA:

Asperisporium caricae (Deuteromycetes)
CASTANEA:

Phyllosticta maculifor mis (Deuteromycetes)
CATTLEYA:

Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)
CEANOTHUS:

Oospora candidula var. carpogena (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Aschersonia basicystis (Deuteromycetes)
CHENOPODIUM:

Cercospora anthelmintica (Deuteromycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

“Chrysanthemum virus Q”’

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)

Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)

“Tomato aspermy virus’’
CICHORIUM:

Pseudomonas marginalis (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Coniothecium citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Phytophthora parasitica (Phycomycetes)

Pseudomonas syringae (Schizomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (?) (Cancrosis ‘‘B”) (Schizo-

mycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
pee fawcettit var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-
cetes
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
Xanthomonas sp. (?) (Cancrosis ‘‘B’’)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Leprosis
Leptosphaeria citricola (Ascomycetes)
Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcettii (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Leprosis
Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)
Myriangium duriaei (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septobasidum pseudopedicellatum
cetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomyce t es)

(Basidiomy-

CITRUS SP (orange):

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
OITRUS SP.:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Sphere oues Jaweettit var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-

cetes

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
OLEMATIS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
COCOS:

Diplodia coccocarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Echidnodes cocoes (Ascomycetes)

Macrophoma cocos (Deuteromycetes)

Pesialotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)
OOELOGYNE:

Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)
COFFEA:

Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)
COLCHICUM:

Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)
COLOCASIA:

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
CORDIA:

Cercospora cordiae (Deuteromycetes)
CORDYLINE:

Phyllosticta dracaenae (Deuteromycetes)
CORYPHANTHA:

Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ascomycetes)

Phyllosticta cacti (Deuteromycetes)
CROCUS:

Fusarium oxysporum (Deuteromycetes)
ORYPTOMERIA:

Cercospora cryptomeriae (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBIDIUM:

Memmnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Neocosmospora vasinfecta (Ascomycetes)

Physalospora orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

Physalospora wildemaniana (Ascomycetes)

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBOPOGON:

Nigrospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
CYNARA:

Albugo tragopogonis (Phycomycetes)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne exigua (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
DAPHNE:

Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)
DAUCUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (?)
DELPHINIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
DIANTHUS:

Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)

Septoria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)

Sporocybe tessulata (Ascomycetes)
DIEFFENBACHIA:

Panagrolaimus rigidus (?) (Nematoda)
DIOSCOREA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
ELEOCHARIS:

Endoconidiophora adiposa (Ascomycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:

Uredo guacae (?) (Promycetes)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Fusicladium eriobotryae (Deuteromycetes)
EUON YMUS:

Sclerotium evonymi (Deuteromycetes)
FATSHEDERA:

Phyllosticta hedericola (Deuteromycetes)
FEROCAOCTUS:

Leptosphaeria opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
FESTUCA:

Claviceps purpurea (Phycomycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

FICUS:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
FOENICULUM:

Fusicladium depressum (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA:

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
FRAXINUS:

Cucurbitaria Jraxini (Ascomycetes)
GARDENIA:

Omphalia flavida (Deuteromycetes)
GAULTHERIA:

Phyllosticta gaultheriae (Deuteromycetes)
GENTIANA:

Leptothyrium gentianicola var. olivacewm (Deuter-

omycetes)

GLADIOLUS:

Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)

eae oxysporum var. gladioli (Deuteromy-

cetes

Papulaspora coprophila (Deuteromycetes)

Papulaspora dodge: (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)

Septoria gladioli (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphyliwm botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
GYPSOPHILA:

Phoma gypsophilae (Deuteromycetes)
HEDERA:

Phyllosticta hedericola (Deuteromycetes)
HEDYCHIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (2)
HELLEBORUS:

Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis hellebori (Deuteromycetes)
HEPATICA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
HEUCHERA:

Colletotrichum heucherae (Deuteromycetes)
HORDEUM:

Ustilago hordei (Promycetes)
ILEX:

Trochila ilicis (Ascomycetes)

INDOCALAMU
Colletotrichwm graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)

INULA:

Puccinia hieracii (Promycetes)

IPOMOEA:

: eacionhomnina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
Heterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)
Leptosphaeria heterospora (Ascomycetes)
Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma iridina (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia iridis (Promycetes)

IXIA:

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

JATROPHA:

Uredo jatrophicola (Promycetes)

JUNIPERUS:

Gymnosporangium haracanum (Promycetes)
Lophodermium juniperinum (Ascomycetes)

LABURNOCYTISUS:

Coniothyrium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)

LABURNUM:

Coniothyrium laburnophilum (Deuteromycetes)
Cylindrocarpon mali (Deuteromycetes)

LAELIA:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

LANTANA:

Puccinia lantanae (Promycetes)

LESPEDEZA:

Pestalotia lespedezae (Deuteromycetes)

LEUCADENDRON:

Cercospora protearum (Deuteromycetes)

LEUCOTHOE:

Ceuthospora lunata (Deuteromycetes)
Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
Diplodina leucothoes (Deuteromycetes)

LILIUM:

Botrytis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)

LIN UM:

Colletotrichum lini (Deuteromycetes)

LYCOPERSICON:

Myrothecium roridum (Deuteromycetes)
MACROZAMIA:

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia cycadis (Deuteromycetes)
MAGNOLIA:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)

Phyllosticta cookei (Deuteromycetes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella sanguinea (Promycetes)
MALUS:

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)

Leptothyrium pomi (Deuteromycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
MAMMILLARIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (?) (Nematoda)
MANGIFERA:

Pestalotia virgatula (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta mortoni (Deuteromycetes)
MANIHOT:

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MEDICAGO:

Peronospora trifoliorum (Ascomycetes)

Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis (Promycetes)
MILTONIA:

Microthyriella guianensis (Ascomycetes)
MORAEA:

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
MORUS:

Cercosporella mori (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
NARCISSUS:

Fusarium orysporum f. narcissi (Deuteromycetes)

Ophiostoma naricissi (Ascomycetes)
NERIUM:

Pseudomonas tonelliana (Schizomycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

Marcrophoma oncidii (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta lacliae (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes) r
ONOBRYCHIS:

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)
ORCHID:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora orchidearum (Ascomycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Heterosporium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)

Sclerotium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)
ORYZA:

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Entyloma oryzae (Promycetes)

Helminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)

Phaeosphaeria oryzae (Ascomycetes)

Pyrenochaeta oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Sclerotiwm oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Trematosphaerella oryzae (Ascomycetes)
OSMANTHUS:

Phyllosticta osmanthicola (Deuteromycetes)
PAEONIA:

“Peony virus’

Thielaviopsis basicola (Dueteromycetes)
PALM:

Aschersonia basicystis (Deuteromycetes)
PASPALUM:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)

Cerebella paspali (Deuteromycetes)

Claviceps paspali (Ascomycetes)
PASTINACA: :

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
PERSEA:

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)

Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma persicae (Deuteromycetes)
PHASEOLUS:

Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces phaseoli var. typica (Promycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

PHILODENDRON:

Cercospora aricola (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum philodendri (Deuteromycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta philodendri (Deuteromycetes)
PHOENIX:

Mycosphaerella washingtoniae (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis phoenicola (Deuteromycetes)
PHRAGMITES:

Dasyscypha phrag miticola (Ascomycetes)

Fusarium phragmiticola (Deuteromycetes)
PICEA:

Phomopsis conorum (Deuteromycetes)
PIN US:

Ceratostomelia ips (?) (Ascomycetes)

Lophodermium pinastri (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia peregrina (Deuteromycetes)
PIPER:

Cercospora piperis (Deuteromycetes)
PISTACIA

Phleos por pistaciae (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:

Pseudomonas seminum (Schizomycetes)

aren cnnia minor (Ascomycetes)

Tilletia paradoxa (Promycetes)
POGOSTEMON:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
PORTULACA:

Albugo portulacae (Phycomycetes)
PRIMULA:

Ramularia primulae (Deuteromycetes)
PROSOPIS:

Gloeosporium leguminum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Monilinia fructicola (Ascomycetes)

Monilinia fructigena ie scomyectes)
PRUNUS PERSICA

Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS SP.

roche | lawrocerasi (Ascomycetes)
PSIDIU

edna psidii (Deuteromycetes)

NICA:

Cercospora lythracearum (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRACANTHA:
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Deuteromycetes)
RHODODENDRON:
Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)
Ceuthospora lunata (Deuteromycetes)
Chrysomyza rhododendri (Promycetes)
Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Gloeosporium rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Pesialotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta saccardoi (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
RIBES:
Cronartium ribicola (Promycetes)
Pestalotia truncata (Deuteromycetes)
ae ribis (Deuteromycetes)

Coryneum microstictum (Deuteromycetes)

Hainesia lythri (Deuteromycetes)

Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:

Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)
ALIX:

pladioporthe salicella (Ascomycetes)
SANICU

eH TOIE a pluriannulatum (Phycomycetes)
SCHOMBURGKEIA:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
SCIRPUS:

Puccinia obtecta (Promycetes)
SECHIUM

Mycosphaerella citrullina (Ascomycetes)
SENECIO:

Coleosporium senecionis (Promycetes)
SINNING

Thiclavigpats basicola (Deuteromycetes)

SMY RNIUM:

Puccinia smyrnii (Promycetes)
SOIL:
Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)
Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)
Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
Heterodera schachtii (Nematoda)
Heterodera trifolii (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
SOLANUM:

Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Oospora pustulans (Deuteromycetes)

Trichoder ma lignorum (Deuteromycetes)
SORBUS:

Cvenmonporangiim § juniperi (Promycetes)
SORGHUM:

Ascochyta sorghina (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeocercospora sorghi (Deuteromycetes)

Sphacelotheca sorghi (Promycetes)
SPATHYPHYLLU

Macrophoma Faia (Deuteromycetes)
SPINACIA:

Peronospora effusa (Phycomycetes
STACHYTARPHETA:

Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
STYLOSANTHES:

Uredo stylosanthis (Promycetes)
SYNGONIUM

Phyllachora en gleri (Ascomycetes)
TARAXACUM:

Ramularia taraxacit (Deuteromycetes)
THRINAX:

Catacauma palmicola (Ascomycetes)
TRIFOLIUM:

Gymadothea trifolii (Ascomycetes)

Uromuces trifolii (Promycetes)
TRITICUM

Fusarium graminearum (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)

Puccinia graminis var. tritica (Promycetes)

Tilletia caries (Promycetes)

Tilletia foetida (Promycetes)

Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)
TULIPA:

Thielavia terricola (Ascomycetes)
URGINEA:

Alternaria porri (Deuteromycetes)
VACCINIUM:

Pucciniasirum vacciniorum (Promycetes)

Sporonema oxycocci (Deuteromycetes)
VANDA:

Hendersonia importata (Deuteromycetes)
VANILLA:

Uredo scabies (Promycetes)
VIBURNUM:

Phyllosticta lentaginis (Deuteromycetes)
VIOLA:

Colletotrichum violae-tricoloris (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta violae (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia violae (Promycetes)
VITIS:

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)
WATSONIA:

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
WISTERIA:

Coniothyrium olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
YUCCA:

Pleospora thuemeniana (Ascomycetes)
ZENOBIA:

Ascochyta ledi (Deuteromycetes)
ZINGIBER:

Gliomastiz convoluta (Deuteromycetes)

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Pythium butleri (Phycomycetes)

Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts Unknown

BARK: Pi
Schizophyllum commune (Basidiomycetes)

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Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN: CHINA:
Tilletia caries Botryosphaeria ribis
Ustilago hordei Collectotrichum graminicolum
Ustilago tritici Endoconidiophora adiposa

AFRICA: Gliomastiz convoluta
Pseudopeziza medicaginis Melanospora zamiae

ALGERIA: Meliola citricola
Fusicladium depressum Memnoniella echinata

ARGENTINA: Nigrospora sphaerica
Claviceps paspali Pestalotia lespedezae
Coleosporium senecionis Phoma citricarpa
Elsinoe australis Septoria citri
Meloidogyne incognita (?) Xanthomonas citri
Septoria citri COSTA RICA:

Ustilago bullata Cercospora musae
Xanthomonas sp. (?) (Cancrosis ‘‘B’’) Macrophoma musae

AUSTRALIA: Microthyriella guianensis
Alternaria citri Pestalotia conspicua
Botryosphaeria ribis Phyllosticta philodendri
Cerebella paspali CUBA:

Colletotrichum liliacearum Asperisporiu‘m caricae
Cryptospora longispora Elsinoe phaseoli
Leptosphaeria heterospora Helminthosporium oryzae
Meloidogyne exigua Uredo guacae (?)

Meloidogyne javanica DENMARK:

Papulaspora parasitica Cercospora anethi

Pestalotia cycadis “Chrysanthemum virus Q”’
Phoma citricarpa Coniothyrium laburnophilum
Septoria citri Dasyscypha phrag miticola
Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa Fusarium phragmiticola

AUSTRIA: Heterodera punctata
Phomopsis conorum Heterodera rostochiensis
Phyllosticta auerswaldii Buomate aspermy virus’’
Tilletia caries EGYP

AZORES: eee
Septoria dianthi ENGLAND:

BELGIUM: Ceratostomella ips (?)
Heterodera punctata Chrysomyzxa rhododendri
Heterodera rostochiensis Colletotrichum heucherae
Phyllosticta hedericola Colletotrichum liliacearum
Pseudomonas marginalis Colletotrichum violae-tricoloris
Thielaviopsis basicola Coniothyrium hellebori

BERMUDA: Diplodina eurhododendri
Macrophoma anthurit Fusarium orysporum f. gladioli
Pleospora thuemeniana Gloeosporium araucariae
ee lantanae Hendersonia sarmentorum

BORNEO: Heterodera avenae
ea uaneming phaseolina Heterodera cacti

BRAZIL: Heterodera punctata
Cercospora coffeicola Heterodera rostochiensis
Diplodia paraphysaria Heterodera schachtii
Ellsinoe australis Leptosphaeria heterospora
Pestalotia bromellicola Leptothyrium gentianicola var. olivaceum
Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum Monilinia fructigena
Uredo oncidii Oospora candidula var. carpogena

BRITISH GUIANA: Puccinia arenariae
Cercospora musae Pucciniastrum vacciniorum

BRITISH HONDURAS: Sporocybe tessulata
Phyliachora engleri Sporonema oxycocci

CANADA: Trochila laurocerasi
Botrytis gladiolorum ETHIOPIA
Coryneum microstictum Alternaria porri
Cronartium ribicola Peronospora trifoliorum
Cum minsiella sanguinea Tilletia foetida
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli Uredo stylosanthis
Leptosphaeria heterospora EUROPE:

Lophodermium pinastri Heterodera punctata
Puccinia violae FINLAND:
Verticillium buxi Oospora pustulans
Volutella buxi FORMOSA:

CANAL ZONE: Gliomastiz convoluta
Catacauma palmicola Melanospora zamiae
Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (?) Memnoniella echinata
Uredo scabies Stilbum incarnatum

CANARY ISLANDS: Xanthomonas citri
Heterodera rostochiensis FRANCE

CAPE VERDE ISLANDS: ‘Alternaria citri
se theobromae Botryosphaeria berengeriana var. araucariae

CEYLO Cryptodiaporthe salicella
Meliola Medal Heterodera cacti
SAIC) citri Heterodera punctata

OHIL Heterodera rostochiensis

MMeailnose arenaria Leptosphaeria heterospora

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

FRANCE—Continued
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella fragariae
Puccinia smyrnii
Sclerotium cepivorum
Septoria azaleae

FRENCH WEST AFRICA:
Meloidogyne incognita (?)

GERMANY:

Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladiolé
Heterodera cacti

Heterodera punctata

Heterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne hapla
Papulaspora dodget
Pseudomonas marginata
Ramularia tarazaci

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GREECE

Pleospora herbarum

Pseudomonas syringae

Sclerotinia kerneri

Septoria wnedonis

Uromyces trifolit

UAM:

Diplodia coccocarpa
Phomopsis cocoes
Pythium butleri
GUATEMALA:
Gloeosporium piperatum
Macrophoma oncidii
Phyllosticta laeliae
Uredo guacae (?)
Uredo oncidii
HAITI:
Leprosis
Phyllosticta mortoni

HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF JORDAN:

Leptosphaeria heterospora
paerophoming phaseolina
HAW
Eereshieria ribis
Diplodia coccocarpa
Helminthosporium oryzae
Macrophoma cocos
Macrophoma musae
Melanospora zamiae
Pestalotia palmarum
Phomopsis capsici
Phomopsis cocoes
Sphaceloma fawcettii
HUNGARY:
Chrysomyza rhododendri
INDIA:
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Curvularia lunata
Graphiola borassi
Helminthosporium oryzae
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne incognita
Memmnoniella echinata
Neocosmospora vasinfecta
Physalospora camptospor 1
Physalospora orchidearum
Physalospora wildemaniana
S ptoria posekensis
Tritirachiwm dependens
Xanthomonas citri
INDONESIA:
Migiespore oryzae
IRELAND:
Discosia artocreas
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Ophiostoma narcissi
Phyllo sticta hedericola
Tee
aviceps purpurea
ITALY: Hire
Cercospora beticola
Colletotrichum agaves
Diaporthe eres

ITAL Y—Continued
Fusicladiwm eriobotryae
Leptosphaeria rusct
Lophoder mium juniperinum
Mycosphaerella citrullina
Phyllosticta masculiformis
Phytomonas tonelliana
Sclerotium cepivorum
Uromyces betae
Septoria citri

JAPAN:

Alternaria citri

Botrytis elliptica

Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora crypto meriae
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Coniothyrium olivaceum
Diaporthe eres

Entyloma oryzae

Fusarium graminearum
Gliomasti convoluta
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Hel minthosporium oryzae
Leptosphaeria citricola
Lophodermium pinastri
Macrophomina phaseolina
Melanospora zamiae
Meliola citricola
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne incognita var. acrifa
Meloidogyne javanica
Memnoniella echinata
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi
Mycosphaerella washingtoniae
Nigrospora sphaerica
Papulaspora coprophila
Pestalotia funerea
Pestalotia guepini
Pestalotia palmarum
Pesialotia peregrina
Pestalotia rhododendrt
Phaeosphaeria oryzae
Phoma citricarpa

Phoma gypsophilae
Phomopsis phoenicola
Phyllosticta ca melliae
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Pyrenochaeta erysiphoides
Pyrenochaeta oryzae
Schizophyllum commune
Scirrhodothis bambusae
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria citri

Sphaceloma fawcettit
Stilbum incarnatum
Thielavia terricola
Trichoderma lignorum
Tritirachium dependens
Uromyces phaseoli var. typica
Xanthomonas citri

JAVA:

Nigrospora sphaerica

KENYA:

Cerebella andropogonis

KOREA:

Pestalotia guepini
Sclerotium oryzae

LEBANON:

Puccinia hieracit

MALAYSIA:
Xanthomonas citri

MEXICO:

Albugo portulacae
Alternaria citri
Aschersonia basicystis
Ascochyta sorghina
Botryosphaeria agaves
Botryosphaeria ribis
Cercospora anthel mintica
Cercospora arachidicola
Cercospora aricola
Cercospora coffeicola

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Cercospora cordiae
Cercospora mori
Cercospora musae
Cercospora piperis
Cercospora purpurea
Colletotrichum agaves
Colletotrichum philodendri
Coniothyrium concentricum
Coniothectum citri
Coryneum carpophilum
Cucurbitaria fraxini
Curvularia lunata
Diplodia paraphysaria
Gliomastix convoluta
Gloeocercospora sorghi
Glocosporium leguminum
FHeterodera cacti
Leprosis
Leptosphaeria opuntiae
Leptoihyrium pomi
Macrophoma musae
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne incognita.
Memnoniella echinata
Microdiplodia agaves
Monilinia fructicola
Mycosphaerella opuntiae
Myriangium duriaei
Myrothecium roridum
Omphalia flavida
Panagrolaimus rigidus (?)
Peronospora effusa
Pestalotia conspicua
Pestalotia virgatula
Phoma persicae
Phoma pomorum
Phyllosticta cacti
Phyllosticta cookei
Phyllosticta gaultheriae
Phyllosticta mortoni
Physalospora camptospora
Physalospora orchidearum
Physoderma pluriannulatum
Puccinia obtecta
Septoria gladioli
Sphaceloma fawcettii
Sphaceloma punicae
Stagonospora macros pora
Stemphylium botryosum
Tylenchus allii
Tylenchus putrefaciens
Uredo behnickiana
Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis

MOZAMBIQUE:

Phomea citricarpa

NATAL:

Phoma citricarpa

NETHERLANDS:
Ascochyta ledi
Botryosphaeria berengeriana
Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora handelit
Ceuthospora lunata
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Coniothyrium hellebori
Cry ptodiaporthe salicella
Cylindrocarpon mali
Diaporthe eres
Diplodina leucothoes
Fusarium oxysporum
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladiolé
Fusicladium pyracanthae
Gloeosporium rhododendri
Heterodera avenae
Feterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Meloidogyne hapla
Phomopsis hellebori
Phomopsis stictica
Phyllosticta lentaginis
Phyllosticta mahoniicola
Phyllosticta osmanthicola
“Peony virus”

NETHERLANDS—Continued
Pestalotia macrotricha
Pestalotia rhododendri
Pestalotia truncata
Pseudomonas marginalis
Ramularia primulae
Sclerotium evony mi
Septoria azaleae
Thielaviopsis basicola
Trochila ilicis
Tubercularia vulgaris
Urocystis colchici
Verticillium buzi

NEW ZEALAND:
Cerebelia andropogonis
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Heterodera trifolii
Heterosporium iridis
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Pestalotia guepini
Phoma iridina
Phyllosticta dracaenae
Septoria citri

NIGERIA:

Sphacelotheca sorghi

NICARAGUA:
Meloidogyne incognita

NORFOLK ISLAND:
Cryptospora longispora

NORWAY:

Fusarium oxysporum f'narcissi
Heterodera punctata
Septoria ribis

PALESTINE:
Lepiosphaeria*heterospora

PALMYRA ISLAND:
Eichidnodes cocoes

PANAMA:

Leprosis
Septoria citri
Sphenospora kevorkianii

' PERU:

Heteroderarostochiensis
PHILIPPINES:
Melanospora zamiae
Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
PORTUGAL:
Colletotrichum lini
Cy madothea trifolit
Phragmidium disciflorum
Pseudomonas seminum
Sclerotinia minor
PUERTO RICO:
Cercospora lythracearum
Puccinia urbaniana
Uredo jatrophicola
SALVADOR:
Trematosphaerella oryzae
SCOTLAND:
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Phyllosticta saccardoi
SPAIN:
Alternaria citri
Hainesia lythri
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Phytophthora parasitica
Pleospora herbarwm
Puccinia glumarum ev,
Puccinia graminis var. trifici
Septoria citri
SWEDEN: ;
Albugotragopogonis
Gymnosporangium juniperi
Fleterodera punctata
Feterodera rostochiensis
Monilinia fructigena
Phyllosticta violae

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Heterodera cacti
Puccini arenariae
Puccinia gentianae

TAHITI:

Diplodia coccocarpa
Phomopsis cocoes

THAILAND:

Diplodia paraphysaria
Hendersonia importata
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri

TRINIDAD:

Diplodia paraphysaria

TURKEY:
Lepiosphaeria heterospora
Phileospora pistaciae
Puccinia iridis
Ramularia beticola
Septoria gladioli
Tilletia paradoxa

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Cercospora protearum
Heterosporium ornithogali
Macrophomina phaseolina
Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita
Phomea citricarpa
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
Sclerotiwm ornithogali
Septoria citri
Tritirachium dependens

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALISTIC

REPUBLICS:
Selenophoma donacis

UNKNOWN:

Elsinoe australis
Heterodera punctata
Leprosis

URUGUAY:

Elsinoe australis

VENEZUELA:

Pestalotia psidii

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AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS
LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1953

(List of Pests Recorded from Jaly 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953 as Intercepted
in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering United States Territory.)

Compiled by
JupitH Hunt
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report summarizes the records of insect pests, plant pathogens,
and certain other organisms found in, on, or with plants and plant
products (1) imported, (2) offered for but refused entry, (3) held as
ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered for entry through customs,
(4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exportation in
bond, and (5) in domestic shipments between the American Virgin
Islands, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico and the mainland. It covers the
fortieth year for which interception lists have been issued.

Comprising this list are insects and plant diseases of known or
potential plant quarantine importance with a few diseases of particular
interest added even though they are rather widely distributed in the
United States.

Some collections made late in the year are included in the report
for the following year, since determinations cannot be obtained im-
mediately for all of them. Occasionally determinations are delayed
for longer periods. The data for this list were obtained from routine
reports by personnel of the Plant Quarantine Branch supplemented
by information supplied by State and Customs officials. The States
of California and Florida maintain staffs of specialists who identify a
large proportion of the material collected at their ports. Specialists
of the Horticultural Crops Research Branch determine many of the
difficult or unusual pathogens collected at the ports.

All scientific names are reviewed by appropriate specialists in the
Department to assure conformance to the international rules of
nomenclature.

Although every effort is made to give the correct origin for all
collections listed, the alleged origin of all host-plant materials cannot
be verified. Questionable items are therefore omitted or the origin is
listed as unknown.

Since the great increase in air-cargo transportation, a proportionally
large number of importations of various plants, plant products, seeds,
fruits, rhizomes, corms, and bulbs have arrived rapidly from all parts
of the world. The oat nematode is now included with the golden
nematode and fruit flies in the category of the more important pests.

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INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Important plant pests unknown in the United States were inter-
cepted arriving from their native homes where they cause serious
damage to agriculture. Some of the most injurious insects, nematodes,
and plant diseases intercepted arrived in, on, or with air-borne fruits
and plant material. During the year 3,529 interceptions of insects
were made in baggage, express, freight, mail, and stores on imported
plant parts or as stowaways and 444 interceptions of plant diseases.

Some important insects intercepted in air-borne material were:

Adoxophyes orana on cut flowers of lilac in cargo from Denmark, the Nether-
lands, and Sweden.

Neane citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumi) on lime leaf in baggage from
exico.

Anastrepha fraterculus in guava in baggage from Mexico, in mango in baggage
from Nicaragua; A. ludens in cherimoya in baggage from Honduras and in orange
in baggage and quarters from Mexico; A. mombinpraeoptans in guava in baggage
from Puerto Rico, in hog plum in baggage from Jamaica, in mangoes in baggage
from the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti,
Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Salvador, and Trinidad, in yellow mombins in bag-
gage from Nicaragua and Salvador; A, *mombinpracoptans (?) in guava in baggage
from Puerto Rico and in yellow mombin in baggage from Trinidad; A. serpentina in
sapodilla in baggage from Guatemala; A. striata in guavas in baggage from
Guatemala and Panama; A. suspensa in guavas in baggage and mail from Puerto
Rico and in mango in baggage from Cuba.

Caryedon fuscus in golden-shower seed pod in preflight inspection of baggage
leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in Annona sp. in baggage from
the Madeira Islands, in apples in baggage from the Azores and Yugoslavia, in
coffee berries in baggage from Brazil, in date in baggage from Lebanon, in guava
in baggage from Portugal, in kaki persimmon in baggage from Italy, in loquats
in baggage from the Madeira Islands and Portugal, in medlar in baggage from
Italy, in orange in baggage from Malta, in orange in stores from an unknown
origin, in peaches in baggage from France and Portugal, in peaches in stores from
France and Spain, in pear in baggage from Portugal, in persimmon in baggage
from Italy, in plum in stores from France, in pricklypear in baggage from Italy,
and in quince in baggage from Turkey; CG capitata (?) in Annona sp. in baggage
from the Azores, in apple and fig in baggage from Portugal, in guava in baggage
from the Azores, in orange in stores from Israel, and in peach in bag age from Italy.

The Asiatic rice borer (Chilo simplex) in rice straw in baggage from Japan.

The banana root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus) in banana in baggage from
Guadeloupe.

Cylas formicarius var. in sweetpotato in cargo from Thailand.

Dacus caudatus in fruit and seed of Macrozanonia macrocarpa in cargo from
Indonesia; the Oriental fruit fly (D. dorsalis) in avocado, coffee, guava, India
almond, and mango in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the
mainland, in box of anthuriums in preflight inspection of cargo leaving Hawaii
for the mainland; D. dorsalis (?) in mango in preflight inspection of baggage leay-
ing Hawaii for the mainland; D. oleae in olive in baggage from Italy, Lebanon,
Portugal, Spain, and Syria.

Dysdercus flavolimbatus on palm fronds in cargo from Mexico.

Epinotia opposita in string bean in baggage from Mexico.

Ereunetis flavistriata in coconut in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland.

Presumably, the Oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta) in peach in baggage
from Japan.

A bean pod borer, Maruca testulalis, in a lei of mauna loa flowers in preflight
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

Paraputo taraktogoni on Curcuma amada tuber in express from India.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cottonseed in express from the
American Virgin Islands, in cargo from Italian Somaliland, and in preflight in-
spection of cottonseed in baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in okra in
baggage from Haiti, Trinidad, and Turkey.

Polychrosis botrana in grapes in baggage from Germany and Italy.

Prays oleellus in olive in baggage from Italy.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherries in baggage from France, Germany, and Italy, in

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cherries in stores from France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Portugal; the apple
maggot (R. pomonella) in apple in stores from Mexico.

The papaya fruit fly (Toxotrypana curvicauda) in papaya in baggage from
Panama.

Interceptions of air-borne plant pathogens not believed to be established in
the United States or of limited distribution were as follows:

Cercospora pini-densiflorae on Japanese white pine in cargo from Japan.

Coniothyrium hellebori on Christmas-rose in cargo from the Netherlands.

Cryptospora longispora on Norfolk-Island-pine in cargo from Australia.

Puccinia horiana on Chrysanthemum morifolium and Chrysanthemum sp. in
baggage from Japan and on Chrysanthemum sp. in quarters from Japan; P. kusanot
on bamboo leaf in baggage from the Philippines; P. ornithogali-thyrsoides on
chinkerichee in express from the Union of South Africa.

Urocystis gladiolicola on corms of Gladiolus tristis in mail from Ireland.

Uromyces alyxiae on alyxia in preflight inspection of baggage and cargo leaving
Hawaii for the mainland.

Citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri) on lemon in baggage from Truk Islands.

Nematodes were also found in air-borne material as follows:

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) in soil with narcissus and galanthus
bulbs and assorted plants in baggage from Germany, in soil with Malus sp. roots
in cargo from Italy, in soil with geranium plants in baggage from Sweden, in soil
with oleander plants in baggage from Yugoslavia; H. punctata in soil with carna-
tion plants in baggage from Austria, in soil with delphinium plants in baggage
from England, in soil with a beech tree in baggage from Ireland, in soil with
unidentified plants in baggage from Italy; the golden nematode (H. rostochiensis)
in soil with amaryllis bulbs in baggage from Denmark, in soil with lavender plants
in baggage from England, in soil with potatoes in baggage from Germany, in
soil with heather in baggage and mail from Scotland, in soil with miniature rose
plants in baggage from Scotland.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted:

Two adults of Anastrepha distincta with cargo shipment of bananas from Pan-
ama; A. fraterculus in orange in stores from Brazil, in mango in baggage from
Mexico and in mango in air baggage from Nicaragua, in guava, peach, and pear in
baggage from Mexico; A. fraterculus (?) in guava in air baggage from Nicaragua
and in sapodilla in baggage from Venezuela; the Mexican fruit fly (A. ludens) in
avocado, white sapote (Casimiroa eduits), citron, and grapefruit in baggage from
Mexico, in cherimoya in air baggage from Honduras, in oranges in baggage and
stores from Guatemala and Mexico, in oranges in air baggage, air quarters, quar-
ters, and stores from Mexico, in garbage can (host unknown) from Mexico, in
mangoes in baggage and stores from Mexico, in peach, pear, pomegranate, quince,
sapote, sour orange, and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico; A. ludens (?) in
orange in air baggage and in orange, pear, and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico;
the West Indian fruit fly (A. mombinpraeoptans) in cashew nut in cargo from
Tortola, in grapefruit in stores from Brazil, in guava in air baggage from Puerto
Rico and in guava in baggage from Honduras, in mangoes in air baggage from the
Bahamas, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Mex-
ico, Nicaragua, Salvador, and Trinidad, in hog plum in air baggage from Jamaica,
in jobo de la India in stores from Guadeloupe, in mangoes in baggage from Domini-
ean Republic, Mexico, and Panama, in mango in mail from Puerto Rico, in man-
goes in stores from Honduras, Mexico, and Nicaragua, in mango in quarters from
Jamaica, in plum in baggage from Mexico, in purple mombin in cargo from the
British Virgin Islands, in rumberry eugenia in cargo from Jost Van Dykes and
Tortola, in yellow mombins in air baggage from Nicaragua and Salvador; A.
mombinpraeoptans (?) in guava in air baggage from Puerto Rico and in yellow
mombin in air baggage from Trinidad; A. parallela (?) in grapefruit in stores from
Brazil; A. serpentina in mamey and mango in baggage from Mexico, in orange in
stores from Brazil, in sapodilla in air baggage from Guatemala, and in sapodilla
in baggage from Trinidad; A. striata in guavas in air baggage from Guatemala and
Panama; A. suspensa in grapefruit in stores from Trinidad, in mango in air bag-
gage from Cuba, in guavas in air baggage and air mail from Puerto Rico, and in
guavas in baggage from Cuba and Mexico.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in Annona sp. in air baggage
from the Madeira Islands. in apples in air baggage from the Azores and Yugo-

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slavia, in apple in baggage from Italy, in coffee berries in air baggage from Brazil
and in coffee berries in baggage from Hawaii, in date in air baggage from Lebanon,
in fig in mail from France, in grapefruit in stores from Egypt, in guava in air bag-
gage from Portugal, in kaki persimmon in air baggage from Italy, in lemon in
baggage from Italy, in loquats in air baggage from the Madeira Islands and Portu-
gal, in Mandarin oranges in baggage and cargo from Italy, in medlar in air baggage
from Italy, in orange in air baggage from Malta, in orange in baggage from Italy,
in oranges in quarters from Italy and Spain, in orange in air stores from an un-
known ocigin, in oranges in stores from Brazil, Italy, and Morocco, in peaches in
air baggage from France and Portugal, in peaches in air stores from France and
Spain, in pear in air baggage from Portugal, in pear in baggage from Italy, in
persimmon in air baggage from Italy, in plum in air stores from France, in prickly-
pear in air baggage and baggage from Italy, in quince in air baggage from Turkey,
in quince in baggage from Greece and Italy, in strawberry guava in mail from the
Azores; C. capitata (?) in Annona sp. in air baggage from the Azores, in apples in
air baggage from the Azores and Portugal, in apple in baggage from the Union of
South Africa, in coffee berries in air baggage from Brazil and in coffee berries in
baggage from Hawaii, in fig in air baggage from Portugal, in grapefruit in stores
from Italy, Mozambique, and the Union of South Africa, in guava in air baggage
from the Azores, in loquat in mail from the Azores, in Mandarin orange in baggage
from Israel, in orange in baggage from Malta, in orange in air stores from Israel, in
oranges in stores from Italy, Morocco, Spain, and an unknown origin, in peaches
in air baggage and baggage from Italy, in peach in stores from the Union of South
Africa, in pear in baggage from Italy, in pepper in stores from Hawaii, in per-
simmon, pomegranate, and quince in baggage from Italy.

Dacus caudatus in Macrozanonia macrocarpa in air cargo from Indonesia; the
melon fly (D. curcurbitae) in balsam-pear in baggage from the Philippines, in cu-
cumber, pepper, squash, and tomato in stores from Hawaii, in pumpkin in cargo
from Hawaii; the Oriental fruit fly (D. dorsalis) in avocado in air baggage, mail,
and stores from Hawaii, in coffee berries, guava, and India almond in preflight in-
spection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in a box of anthuriums in
preflight inspection of cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in guava in baggage
and quarters from Hawaii, in mango in preflight inspection of mail leaving Hawaii
for the mainland, in tomato in stores from Hawaii, 2 adults in an airplane leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; D. dorsalis (?) in mango in preflight inspection of bag-
gage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; D. oleae in olives in air baggage from Italy,
Lebanon, Portugal, Spain, and Syria, in olive in baggage and mail from Italy.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherries in air baggage from France, Italy, and Germany,
in cherries in, air stores from France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Portugal; R.
cerast (?) in cherry in air baggage from Italy, R. pomonella in apples in baggage
and air stores from Mexico, in thornapple in baggage from Mexico; R. pomonella
(?) in apple in baggage from Mexico.

The papaya fruit fly (Toxotrypana curvicauda) in papaya in air baggage from
Panama, in papaya in cargo from Mexico, and in papaya in stores from Trinidad.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of interest were intercepted:

Acrolepia assectella (Hyponomeutidae) in garlic in stores from France.

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumi) on leaves of Citrus sp. in baggage,
cargo, and stores from Mexico, on coffee leaf, grapefruit leaf, leaf of Mandarin
orange, orange leaf, and sweet lime leaf in baggage from Mexico and on sour lime
leaves in cargo and stores from ‘Mexico.

A curculionid, Anthonomus rectirostris, with seed of Prunus serrulata lannesiana
in mail from Japan.

Antonina graminis (Coccidae) on Bermuda grass in mail from Mexico.

Three curculionids, Apion aenum and A. radiolus in hollyhock mallow in
baggage from Italy and A. carduorum in globe artichoke in stores from France
and Italy.

Brachycerus albidentatus (Curculionidae) in garlic in baggage and cargo from
Italy and B. algirus in garlic in cargo from Italy and Spain.

A bruchid, Bruchus luteicornis, in vetch seed in cargo from France.

An olethreutid, Cryptophlebia leucotreta, in grapefruit and orange in stores from
Belgian Congo and the Union of South Africa and in pummelo in quarters and
stores from the Union of South Africa.

Cylas formicarius (Curculionidae) in sweetpotatoes in cargo and air stores from
India and in sweetpotato in stores from the Straits Settlements; C. formicarius
var. in sweetpotato in air cargo from Thailand.

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A curculionid, Diaprepes famelicus var., on cut flowers of hibiscus and lilies in
baggage from Bermuda.
Dyspessa ulula (Cossidae) in garlic in cargo from Italy and Spain.
A bean pod borer, Epinotia opposita, in string beans in baggage, cargo, and
stores from Mexico and in string beans in stores from Peru and Uruguay.
A gelechiid, Gnorimoschema borsaniella (?) in pepper in stores from Brazil.
A phalaenid, Gortyna flavago, in cardoon in cargo from Italy.
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Olethreutidae) in orange in stores from Brazil.
Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in stores from the Cape Verde
Islands.
A cureulionid, Lirus junci, in beet in stores from Egypt.
Phyllotreta consobrina (Chrysomelidae) and P. undulata in cabbage in stores
from France; P. nigripes in watercress in air stores from France.
: Polychrosis botrana (Olethreutidae) in grapes in air baggage from Germany and
taly.
Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) in olive in air baggage from Italy.
A chrysomelid, Psylliodes chrysocephala, in turnip in stores from France.
Rhynchaenus popult (Curculionidae) on lilac in cargo from the Netherlands.
: A pentatomid, Scotinophora lurida, with rice straw packing in cargo from
apan.
Sesamia cretica (Phalaenidae) in broomcorn in cargo from France, Greece,
Italy, and Turkey.
Stenoma catenifer (Stenomidae) in avocado seed in air baggage, baggage,
quarters, and stores from Mexico.
A scolytid, Stephanoderes hampei, in coffee in mail from Belgian Congo, Brazil,
and an unknown origin.
7 pre excessana (Tortricidae) and T. posivittana in apples in cargo from New
ealand.
Vinsonia stellifera (Coccidae) on Broughtonia sp. in air cargo from Jamaica,
on Garcinia sp. in mail from the Canal Zone, and on several different orchids, all
for propagation, from the Canal Zone, Jamaica, Panama, Trinidad, and Venezuela.

SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica) continues to be intercepted with scrap
metal and returned war equipment from the South Pacific. Five interceptions
were made at San Francisco, Calif., on returned war equipment from Guam, the
Philippines, and Saipan, 5 at San Pedro, Calif., on scrap metal and returned war
equipment from Guam, and one at Houston, Tex., on scrap army vehicles from
Guam or Saipan.

Other injurious snails intercepted and not known to be established in some
states were:

Bradybaena similaris with Anthurium sp. flowers and tree fern block in preflight
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, with ti leaves during
preflight inspection of cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland and with Billbergza
sp., fern chips, and Heliconia sp. blossoms during preflight inspection of mail
aeeyine Hawaii for the mainland; at Philadelphia, Pa., with celery in stores from

ebanon.

Deroceras reticulatum at Boston, Mass., with cabbage in stores from England,
with a stalk of fennel in stores from Belgium and in soil with assorted plants in
air baggage from the Azores; at Honolulu, Hawaii with Cymbidium sp., an orchid,
in air cargo from Australia, with unknown leaves in air baggage from Japan,
with lettuce in air quarters from the Philippines; at New York, N. Y., with
lettuce in stores from Portugal; at Miami, Fla., with Araceae plants in air baggage
from Costa Rica; at New Orleans, La., with cabbage in stores from Spain; at
Philadelphia, Pa., with celery in stores from the Netherlands and with cabbage
in stores from Italy, New Zealand, and Spain.

Helix aspersa with cut flowers during preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hayat for the mainland; at Nogales, Ariz., with agave plants in baggage from

exico.

Limax marginatus at Honolulu, Hawaii with Chaenomeles sp. in air baggage
from Japan and with cabbage in stores from Spain; L. maximus at Philadelphia,
Pa., with cabbage in stores from Italy.

Monacha obsiructa, not in the United States and probably injurious, at San
Pedro, Calif., with vegetables in stores from Lebanon (?).

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NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

Japan continues to be the origin of the greatest number of interceptions (120)
of citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri), 74 of which were on oranges, 19 on lemons,
10 on grapefruit, 6 on Mandarin oranges, 3 each on sour oranges and Citrus SD., y)
each on pummelo and Citrus aurantium var., and 1 on sour lime, Eleven inter-
ceptions came from China, 3 on Mandarin oranges and 8 on oranges. India con-
tributed 4 interceptions, all on sour limes. Korror Island had 2 interceptions, 1
on lime and the other one on orange. Two interceptions on oranges arrived from
unknown origin. One came from Ceylon on sour lime, 1 on lemon from Truk
Islands, 1 on lemon peel from the Philippines, 1 on orange peel from Saipan, and
1 on lime from the Marianas.

‘‘Cancrosis B’’ (Xanthomonas sp. (?)), another bacterial disease of citrus pro-
ducing symptoms similar to citrus canker, was intercepted 4 times on lemon in
stores from Argentina.

Chrysomyzxa rhododendri, a spruce and rhododendron rust, was intercepted 13
times on Rhododendron ferrugineum from Switzerland and once from Austria,
tee om Rhododendron sp. from Switzerland, and once on R. azaleodendron from

nglan

The sweet orange fruit scab (Elsinoe australis) was intercepted 107 times. Of
these interceptions 42 were from Argentina, 57 from Brazil, 1 from Paraguay, and
7 from Uruguay, on lemon, Mandarin orange, orange, sour lime, and sour orange.

Other interceptions were:

Cercospora angrect on Odontioda madeline, an orchid, in cargo from Belgium;
C. handelit on rhododendron in cargo from Belgium and the Netherlands; C. pini-
densiflorum on Japanese white pine in air cargo from Japan; C. rhododendri on
rhododendron in cargo from the Netherlands.

Coleosporium bletiae on Phajus wallichii, an orchid, in mail from India.

Coniothyrium cytisellum on Laburnum waterert and Laburnum sp. in cargo from
the Netherlands, C. hellebori on Helleborus lividus in cargo from England, on H.
niger in mail from England, and on Helleborus spp. in cargo and air cargo from the
Netherlands; C. viburnit on Viburnum burkwoodi in cargo from the Netherlands.

Cryptospora longispora on Norfolk-Island-pine in air cargo from Australia.

Gymnosporangium haraeanum on Chinese juniper in cargo and mail from Japan
and on juniper in air baggage from Japan; G. sabinae on Juniperus chinensis
pfitzeriana in cargo from Germany; G. yamadae on apple in stores from Japan.

Macrophomina phaseolina on gladiolus in cargo from Japan, on iris rhizome in
mail from Turkey, and on Jxia spp. in mail from the Union of South Africa.

Ochropsora kraunhiae on wisteria leaf in baggage from Japan.

Phakopsora desmium on cotton leaf in baggage from the Dominican Republic.

Physalosporina sutherlandiae on Sutherlandia frutescens in mail from the Union
of South Africa.

Puccinia aeluropt on stem and leaf of Aeluropus sp. in mail from Turkey; P.
horiana on Chrysanthemum morifolium and Chrysanthemum sp. in air baggage and
air quarters from Japan; P. kalchbrenneriana on chinkerichee in mail from the
Union of South Africa; P. kusanoi on leaf of Bambusa sp. in air baggage from the
Philippines; P. longicornis on bamboo leaf in baggage from China; P. ornithogali-
thyrsoides on chinkerichee in air express and mail from the Union of South Africa;
P. tetragonia var. austroafricana on Tetragonia arbuscula in mail from the Union
of South Africa; P. vagans on Epilobium sp. leaf in mail from Turkey.

Sphaceloma faweetti var. scabiosa on lemon in stores from Australia and in
quarters from New Zealand.

Thecopsora areolata on Norway spruce in baggage from Norway.

Urocystis gladiolicola on corms of Gladiolus tristis in air mail from Ireland.

Uromyces alyxiae on alyxia in air baggage and air cargo from Hawaii; U. mulinz
on seed pod of Mulina sp. in mail from Argentina.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) was intercepted in soil asso-
ciated with potatoes as well as with various materials other than its normal hosts.
Among these were used burlap bagging, yam roots, and unauthorized plants with
soil about their reots. It was also found in soil collected from railway cars used
to haul potatoes in Mexico, which represented the first evidence of its occurrence
in that country. It was taken 35 times from England, 25 times from Scotland,
9 times from Germany, 4 times from Denmark, 3 times from Mexico, twice each
from Ireland, the Netherlands, and Peru, and once each from Austria, France,
Luxembourg, and Wales.

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) which is causing considerable damage to
cereals and oats in Europe was intercepted in soil with various lots of unauthorized
plant material, with vegetables in ships’ stores, in sand used as ballast, and in

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soil with bagging. Of these interceptions 8 were from England, 7 from Germany,
6 from Scotland, 4 each from France and Spain, 3 each from Italy and the Nether-
lands, 2 from Mexico, and one each from Belgium, Gibraltar (?), Ireland, Sweden,
Union of South Africa, Wales (?), and Yugoslavia.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

In certain instances a complete determination as to species of nema-
todes, insects, and fungi is impossible, either due to the condition of the
material on arrival, or because the pests belong to genera new to the
host or new to the country of origin. Some such pests may be of
economic importance and new or hitherto unknown to the United

States.
INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:

Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus, at Houston, Tex., and at Philadelphia, Pa.,
in grapefruit in stores from Argentina; at New Orleans, La., in orange in stores
from Argentina; at New York, N. Y., in oranges in stores from Argentina and
Brazil; at Seattle, Wash., in Spondias sp. in air mail from Nicaragua; Anastrepha
sp., probably ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in orange and sweet lime in baggage
from Mexico; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in orange in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso,
Tex., in mango, orange, and sapote in baggage from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex.,
and Houston, Tex., in oranges in quarters from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in orange,
peach, and pear in baggage from Mexico; Anastrepha sp., probably mombin-
praeoptans, at Brownsville, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo,
Tex., in guava in baggage from Mexico; at Mobile, Ala., in mango in stores from
Honduras; at New Orleans, La., in mango in baggage from either Cuba or Salvador;
at New York, N. Y., in mango in baggage from an unknown origin and in Spondias
sp. in stores from Brazil; Anastrepha sp., probably serpentina, at Brownsville,
Tex., in mamey in baggage from Mexico; Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa, at
Hidalgo, Tex., in guava in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp, at Baltimore, Md., in oranges in stores from Brazil and Trinidad;
at Brownsville, Tex., in a box car from Mexico and in apple, mango, and orange in
baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in mango in air baggage from Mexico;
at Laredo, Tex., in guava in cargo from Mexico and in mango, peach, and pear in
baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in mangoes in air baggage from Colombia,
Costa Rica, Honduras, and Salvador, in mango in baggage from Peru, in pear in
air baggage from Peru, and in tree seed in air baggage from Cuba; at New Orleans,
La., in nga sp. (?) in air baggage from Salvador and in passionflower in air baggage
from Nicaragua; at New York, N. Y., in allspice and mangoes in air baggage from
Jamaica and Puerto Rico and in orange in air stores from Argentina; at Nogales,
Ariz., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Port Arthur, Tex., in orange in
quarters from Mexico; at San Juan, P. R., in mango in preflight inspection of
baggage leaving Puerto Rico for the mainland; at San Pedro, Calif., in guava in
air baggage from Salvador and in yellow mombin in air baggage from Guatemala;
at Tampa, Fla., in orange in air baggage from Guatemala.

Dacus sp., probably cucurbitae, at Houston, Tex., in tomato in stores from
Hawaii; Dacus sp., probably oleae, at New York, N. Y., in olive in baggage from
Italy; Dacus sp. at Washington, D. C., in mango in airplane garbage from Thailand.

Rhagoletis sp., probably cerasi, at Boston, Mass., in plum in air stores from
Portugal.

Tetphritis sp. (Tephritidae) at New York, N. Y., in compositae flower seed in
mail from Italy.

Thirty-six interceptions which could be identified to family only (Tephritidae)
were intercepted at National Airport, Arlington, Va., in apple in stores from
Iceland; at Baltimore, Md., in grapefruit in stores from the Union of South Africa;
at Boston, Mass., in fig and 7’wber sp. (truffle) in air baggage from Italy and in
peach in air stores from Portugal; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in mango in baggage from
Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in apple in garbage can from Japan and in basket
with apples in stores from Peru, in orange in stores from Peru, in orange in quarters
from the Union of South Africa, and in squash in stores from Egypt; at Houston,
Tex., in pummelo in quarters from the Union of South Africa; at Honolulu,
Hawaii in mango and Passiflora sp. in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; at Honolulu, Hawaii on straw flower in air baggage from
the Philippines, in coffee berry in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii
for the mainland, in papaya in air stores from Fiji, in coffee berry in preflight

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inspection of mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland; at Miami, Fla., in seeds of an
unknown fruit in air mail from India; at New Orleans, La., in orange in stores from
Argentina; at New York, N. Y., in apples in air stores from Germany and Mexico,
in coffee berry in air baggage from Brazil, in grape in cargo from the Union of
South Africa, in Passijflora sp., in air baggage from Brazil, in pepper in stores from
the Straits Settlements, and in persimmon in baggage from Italy; at Norfolk, Va.,
(one pupa) in soil with carrots in stores from the Netherlands; at Philadelphia,
Pa., with compositae cut flowers in furnishings from Cuba, in orange in stores
from Argentina, in orange in quarters from Sierra Leone, and in pepper in stores
from the Union of South Africa; at San Francisco, Calif., in cucumber in stores
from Hawaii and in Passiflora sp. in quarters from Hawaii; at San Juan, P. R.,
in apple in baggage from Spain; at Washington, D. C., in Crataegus monogyna in
mail from Turkey.

Other incompletely determined insects worthy of mention were:

Adoxoplatys (Pentatomidae), new species, at Laredo, Tex., with an orchid
plant in cargo from Mexico.

An aleyrodid, Aleurodicinae, new genus near Aleurodicus, at Laredo, Tex., on
Laelia sp., an orchid, in cargo from Mexico.

Andaspis (Coccidae), new species, at San Francisco, Calif., on hibiscus in air
freight from New Guinea.

Aphthona sp., probably ovata Foudr. (Chrysomelidae), at New York, N. Y., on
lilac and viburnum in air cargo from the Netherlands.

Autoserica sp. (Scarabaeidae) at Seattle, Wash., in soil around juniper plants in
baggage from Japan; at San Pedro, Calif., in soil with plants in baggage from
Japan and at Honolulu, Hawaii, in soil with bamboo plants in air baggage from

apan.

Baris sp. (Curculionidae) at Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from France (?),
at Brownsville, Tex., with gladiolus in air cargo from Mexico and in turnip in
stores from Belgium.

Blastodacna sp., may be atra Haw. (Blastodacnidae), at New York, N. Y., in
apple in mail from Germany.

Brachyrhinus sp. (Curculionidae) at Hoboken, N. J., in packing with rhododen-
dron plants in cargo from the Netherlands; at Houston, Tex., in dahlia stalk in
baggage from the Netherlands; at New York, N. Y., in roots of a cyclamen plant
in baggage from the Netherlands; and at Seattle, Wash., in soil with Chamaecyparis
sp. in express from the Netherlands.

Carposina sp., may be schirrhosella (H.-S.) (Carposinidae), at Washington, D. C.
in rose hips in mail from Turkey.

A coccid, Chrysomphalus sp., close to tenaz McKenzie, but distinct and not
placed yet as anything described, at San Pedro, Calif., on bark of avocado in
express and mail from Guatemala.

Cladius sp., probably difformis (Panz.) (Tenthredinidae), at Hoboken, N. J.,
on rose in mail from England and at New York, N. Y., on rose in air baggage from

neland.

Cleonus sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N. Y., in carrot in stores from Italy.

Epicaerus sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in potatoes in baggage and
stores from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., Houston, Tex., Mobile, Ala., New Orleans,
La., and New York, N. Y., in potatoes in stores from Mexico.

A phalaenid, Hublema sp., probably anticalis (Wlk.), at Washington, D. C.,
on stem of Asparagus falcatus in express from Natal, Africa.

Fessonia sp. (Smaridiidae) at New York, N. Y., on yam root in air cargo from
the Union of South Africa. This represents the first specimen in the Museum
Collection from the Union of South Africa.

A gelechiid at Nogales, Ariz., in fiber of Populus sp., in mail from Mexico.
““A most interesting species (lies between Pectinophora and Platyedra) and prob-
ably represents a new genus * * *, The species of this group usually feed in
Malvaceae so your species is the more interesting because of its departure from
this habit.”

Gnorimoschema sp., near or =ocellatella Boyd, at New York, N. Y., and Norfolk,
Va., in beets in stores from Egypt and at Philadelphia, Pa., in beets in stores from
Egypt, France, and Italy.

Heilipus sp., probably lauri Boh., at El Paso, Tex., in avocado seed in air
express from Mexico.

Laspeyresia sp., near or =strobilella (L.) (Olethreutidae), at Boston, Mass.,
in Norway spruce in mail from Germany.

Lecanium sp., may be kunoensis Kuw. (Coccidae), at San Diego, Calif., on a
dwarf tree of Pyrus sp. in baggage from Japan.

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Lizus sp. (Curculionidae) at Boston, Mass. and Galveston, Tex., in beets in
stores from Egypt; at Laredo, Tex., in cactus plant in mail from Mexico; and at
Philadelphia, Pa., in beets in stores from France and Italy.

Lorryia (Tydeidae), a new species, at Miami, Fla., on leaf and bark of Citrus
sp. in air baggage from Argentina.

An otitid, ‘fan extremely unusual larva’, at New York, N. Y., in mango in
baggage from Trinidad.

Parlatoria sp. (Coccidae), ‘‘apparently not identical with anything yet de-
seribed”’, at Washington, D. C., on mango budwood in air express from India.

Phytomyza sp., possibly atricornis Mg., at Philadelphia, Pa. in parsnip in stores
from Italy.

Platypus sp., probably rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae), at Baltimore, Md., in
mahogany log in cargo from Gold Coast, Africa.

Prodecatoma (Kurytomidae), new species, at Washington, D. C., with grape
seed in mail from Colombia.

A curculionid, Premnotrypes sp., at Galveston, Tex., in potatoes in stores from
Colombia and Peru; at New York, N. Y., in potatoes in air baggage and stores
from Colombia; at Philadelphia, Pa., in potato in stores from Peru; and at Port
Arthur, Tex., in potato in stores from Ecuador.

A coccid, Pseudantonina sp., or a related genus and probably undescribed, at
Washington, D. C., on Eragrostis neesii plant in mail from Brazil.

Psylliodes sp. (Chrysomelidae) at Galveston, Tex., in cabbage and cauliflower
in stores from England; at Philadelphia, Pa., in cabbage in stores from Japan;
at Galveston, Tex., in rutabaga in stores from Ireland; at Philadelphia, Pa., in
rutabaga in stores from England; at New York, N. Y., in radish in stores from
Belgium (?) and in turnip in stores from France; at Galveston, Tex., in turnips in
stores from Denmark, England, France, and Mozambique; at Houston, Tex., in
turnips in stores from England, France, Greece, and Italy; at Mobile, Ala., in
turnips in stores from England and Italy; at New Orleans, La., in turnip in stores
from Germany; at Norfolk, Va.,in turnip in stores from England; at Philadelphia,
Pa., in turnips in stores from Egypt and England; and at San Francisco, Calif.,
in turnip in stores from England.

Rhynchites sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N. Y., in cherry in air baggage
from Lebanon.

Serica sp. (Scarabaeidae) at San Francisco, Calif., in soil with iris roots in mail
from Japan

Sesamia sp., near or =vuteria (Stoll) (Phalaenidae), at New York, N. Y., in
corn in baggage from Portugal.

Stenoma sp., probably catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae), in avocado seed in air
baggage from Salvador.

A mirid, Termatophylinae, new genus and new species, at Laredo, Tex., on
Bromeliad plant in mail from British Honduras.

Thrips sp., probably robustus Pr. (Thripidae), at Portland, Oreg., on stemless
gentian in mail from Switzerland.

Xyleborus spp. (Scolytidae) at Baltimore, Md., in Khaya sp. log in cargo from
Gold Coast, Africa.

There were 2,304 interceptions distributied among 593 genera, which could be
identified to genus only.

DISEASES

Suspected pathogens, some probably new to this country, determined to genus
only were:

Ascochyta sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii, on scarlet ixora in air cargo from Australia;
at Boston, Mass., on alfalfa in cargo from Kenya, Africa; at Brownsville, Tex.,
on palm frond in air cargo from Mexico and at San Francisco, Calif., on eggplant
in stores from Japan,

Camarosporium sp. at El Paso, Tex., on cactus plant in baggage from Mexico;
at Honolulu, Hawaii, on lemon in air baggage from Australia, at Brownsville,
Tex., on Laelia gouldiana, an orchid, in air cargo from Mexico.

Ceratosphaeria sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Odontoglossum insleayi, an orchid,
in air cargo from Mexico.

Ceratostomella sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on Dendrobium heterocarpum, an orchid,
in mail from India; at Philadelphia, Pa., on Inga laurina in air baggage from
Puerto Rico.

Cercospora sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on palm frond in air cargo from Mexico;
at Philadelphia, Pa., on pine in mail from Germany.

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Cladosporium sp., close to miyaket Sacc. & Trotter, at San Juan, P. R., on rice
straw in mail from Greece.

Claviceps sp., close to inconspicua Langdon, at Washington, D. C., on Hyparrhenia
lintonii in mail from Kenya, Africa; Claviceps sp., probably inconspicua Langdon;
at Washington, D. C., on Hyparrhenia sp. in mail from Madagascar.

Coleosporiwm sp. at Buffalo, N. Y., on pine needles in baggage from Canada.

Colletotrichum sp. at Laredo, Tex., on philodendron in cargo from Mexico.

Coniothyrium sp., probably fuckelii Sacc., at Miami, Fla., on citrus stem in
baggage from Argentina; Coniothyrium sp., probably stanhopeae P. Henn., on
Cattleya citrina, an orchid, in mail from Mexico; Coniothyrium sp. at El Paso,
Tex., on avocado in baggage from Mexico; at San Francisco, Calif., on coconut
in stores from the Philippines; at San Diego, Calif., on coconut in baggage from
Panama; at Baltimore, Md., on lemon in stores from the Union of South Africa;
at Hoboken, N. J., on Nidulariwm sp. in cargo from France; at Honolulu, Hawaii,
on Notospartium carmicheliae in air cargo from New Zealand; at Philadelphia, Pa.,
on pineapple in quarters from Sierra Leone; at Seattle, Wash., on rhododendron
leaf in baggage from Canada; at San Pedro, Calif., on rice seed in air baggage from
Nicaragua.

Curvularia sp., probably lunata (Pat.) Howell, at Brownsville, Tex., on pine-
apple in cargo from Mexico; Curvularia sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on pineapple in
cargo from Mexico.

Cyphella sp., suggests hydrocyphella Pilat, at Brownsville, Tex., on banana in
cargo from Guatemala.

Dothiorella sp. at New York, N. Y., on orange in baggage from Japan.

Endoconidiophora sp., close to fimbriata (Ell. & Halst.) Davidson or paradora
Dade, at New Orleans, La., on malanga in stores from Cuba.

Hypoderma sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., on arborvitae twig in stores from Japan.

Leprosis at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Mandarin orange in air baggage from Japan;
at Laredo, Tex., on orange in baggage from Mexico.

Libertiella sp. at Miami, Fla., on citrus stem in baggage from Argentina.

Mycosphaerella sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii on scarlet ixora in air cargo from
Australia; at Honolulu, Hawaii on Piper methysticum in air baggage from the
Philippines; at San Francisco, Calif., on tree peony in mail from Japan.

Ophiobolus sp. at San Francisco, Calif., on coconut in baggage from Hawaii,
in mail from Samoa, and in quarters from the Philippines.

Parodiella sp., probably grammodes (Kunze) Cke., at Washington, D. C., on
Anthephora pubescens in mail from Transvaal.

Pestalotia sp. at San Antonio, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. in air cargo from
Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., on philodendron in cargo from Mexico.

i Phragmocarpella sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Eucalyptus sp. in baggage from
apan.

Phyllosticta sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Myrtus bullata in air cargo from New
Zealand and on scarlet ixora in air cargo from Australia.

Phyllostictina sp. at Seattle, Wash., on Areca alicae in mail from the Canal Zone;
at Laredo, Tex., on Beaucarnea sp. in cargo from Mexico; at San Francisco, Calif.,
on Coelogyne sp., an orchid, in mail from the Philippines; at San Francisco, Calif.,
on dracena leaf in baggage from Hawaii; at Philadelphia, Pa., on Hurya japonica
leat in furnishings from Japan; at Laredo, Tex., on green pepper in cargo from

exico.

Phytophthora sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on Cattleya sp., an orchid, in cargo from
Venezuela; at New York, N. Y., on orange in stores from Italy.

Platypeltella sp. at El Paso, Tex., on palm in baggage from Mexico.

Puccinia sp., new species, at Boston, Mass., on bamboo leaf in mail from China.

Pyrenochaeta sp. at Washington, D. C., on Sutherlandia frutescens in mail from
the Union of South Africa.

Sclerotium sp. at Seattle, Wash., on Lithospermum sp. in mail from England; at
Seattle, Wash., on Magnolia sp. and rhododendron in cargo from the Netherlands;
at Seattle, Wash., on tree peony in cargo from France.

Scolecopeltidiwm sp. at Laredo, Tex., on EHpidendrum sp., an orchid, in cargo
from Mexico.

Septoria sp. at Washington, D. C., on Jacquinia pungens in mail from Mexico.

Stemphylium sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on gladiolus in air cargo from Mexico;
at Houston, Tex., on gladiolus in air baggage from Mexico.

Ustilago sp., probably sphaerogena Burr., on Echinochloa crusgalli seed in mail
from Madagascar.

Verticillium sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on papaya in stores from Mexico.

Incompletely determined nematodes worthy of mention were:

Anguina sp. at Washington, D. C., in Calamagrostis longearistata (grass) in

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mail from Brazil and in Ehrharta calycina in mail from the Union of South Africa.

Aphelenchus sp., undescribed, at Hoboken, N. J., in roots of Helleborus sp. in
air cargo from the Netherlands.

Chiloplacus, new species, at Hoboken, N. J., in Helleborus sp. in cargo from
the Netherlands.

Ditylenchus, new species, at Hoboken, N. J., in Colchicum sp. (corm) in mail
from England—an interesting form but not the species usually found in col-
chicum. Ditylenchus sp., at El Paso, Tex., in garlic in cargo from Mexico; at
Hoboken, N. J., in giant autumn-crocus and Kniphofia sp. in cargo from the
Netherlands and in iris bulbs in mail from England.

Helicotylenchus sp. at San Juan, P. R., in soil with roots of mango trees in air
eargo from Martinique, in soil with /zora decora and other plants in air cargo
from Honduras, and in soil with orchid plants in air baggage from Trinidad.

Heterodera sp. was intercepted 404 times at 16 different ports in soil with
bagging, in soil attached to army vehicles, soil used as ballast, in soil with surplus
army motor transmission, in soil with plants for propagation, in soil with vegetables
in ships’ stores, and in soil with plants in baggage and cargo—some coming in by
air. Interceptions were made from soil on material coming from the following
countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azores, Belgium, Chile, Denmark,
Egypt, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
Japan, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway,
Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad, Union of South
Africa, and Yugoslavia.

What appears to be a new species of Meloidogyne, closely related to M. exigua
Goeldi, at Hoboken, N. J., in roots of Sedum pracaltum in baggage from Guate-
mala; Meloidogyne, some resemblance to M. hapla Chitwood, but obviously a
new species, at Philadelphia, Pa., in potato in stores from Cuba; Meloidogyne,
possibly a new species, related to M. incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood, at
Boston, Mass., in potato in stores from Chile; Meloidogyne sp., of the incognita
group but a new form, in roots of Synadeniwm sp. in mail from the Union of
South Africa; Meloidogyne, possibly a new species, resembling somewhat M.
javanica (Treub.) Chitwood, at Philadelphia, Pa., in potato in stores from Brazil.

Nemonchus sp. at San Juan, P. R., in soil with tree roots of mango in air cargo
from Martinique.

Neotylenchus, possibly a new species, on fungi on Malus root in cargo from
the Netherlands.

Paraphelenchus sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., in taro in stores from Japan.

Paratylenchus sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in root of delphinium in air cargo from
the Netherlands.

Tetylenchus, new species, at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with cactus plants in cargo
from Mexico.

Tylencholaimus sp. at San Juan, P. R., in soil with roots of Jora decora and
other plants in air cargo from Honduras.

A total of 825 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the year.

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Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country

Insect

Disease

Africa:

WAU pons Bo Sas Oss Aah Selden

Anglo-Egyptian Sudan_____

Ancolale Heer a Reee
Belgian Congo__-.__________
British East Africa_________

Be Verde Islands__.______

Madacascaria a ses ar
Madeira Islands____..______
IVEOTOCCON en eee LS

INMOY Aen) OOS a
Natal Se ss s3 soe

Adeategaalige Lo See at
Ans ydalee eens ee enee ee

Asia:

Marae
PeNTo Rey DE ee Le a
Ceylons sees

Kewajalein=sa. serie hres
Marianas ai Tiel ees

Cae Tslandsa=s aaa
IPDilippines ae eeerereaeaaE
Saipa nts sare Oeed oteA were as
SouthGeacifiche aaa aes

Wake

NEHO UV Eye ee Se
Europe:

VAUSEDIQY see eer ew

Bel giumes see ee

italy eee es Baa ee eis
Luxembourg es seem ene
Majoricas 2 oe eee eee
Malta nin She Soe Seinen

Port re] eae ee eee

Number | Number

ANORPOFPAMTNHFONFWNH WHE te

w

[e.2)

bo
J

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OF PENT OHH OrRonNtwano

oo
ore
oOReononeo

bo

a
RPOrPOOrASD SCOFOCONFOF

rs

33

ie)

Swoann WOW HHH OorownoooorcocorF

52

on

=
ORF OPRWROFRND ROCKO

—

NONNOHHAOF

Country Insect
Europe—Continued Number
Dein ois ese em geese 23
Swedensen ss Shia. 11
Swi bzenlan ce een eee 3
urkeyives ksh ee 11
iWialesi esse ee 0
YOU EN AB 5
North America
Bermudas. aa 43
Canadas ees ose es 6
@analeZone haan ee 58
Central America____________ 1
British Honduras________- il
(ORE) 1aven = 18
Guatemala eee 30
Elon duras ae eee 5
INICara 11a ee eee pee 16
(Panamais ee oes ee 50
Salvad orm 24
Iceland sae eeeneeeer ee nee
IME6xiCO SE ee 858
Vesti dics= = eneae anes 1
American Virgin Islands__ 2
AT tiguased 2 ree eee 5
Bahamasses see ee 5
Bar badosse eee nie sieomens 3
British Virgin Islands____ 1
British West Indies_____- 4
Cuba [etait ena 74
Curacao 2
DOMInNIcaa=eeee eee i
Dominican Republic_____ 6
Grenada aes ees 1
Guadeloupe.__-___________ 2)
ELA TbI ES ae ee ee 8
WIN i Cae eee eee alee 35
Jost Van Dykes_________- 4
Martinique.) sae ae 2
IMionitSerra tame essere 1
INGVISMos Seat wee ere iG
IPiertopgRicove sees 19
STA Kttseee ee ee ae | 2
StSViar tire 1
Moya roy belle AES ees ee 10
Mrinid a desee een eae 30
South America: |
PAT Cent In aeons IL
Braz ea = a Ss ie eae) 31
IBLItisheG wisn ase eee 2
Chile ers eS ee ee 18
Colombia===aeee 12
1 CUS Cl OF aan eee 27
IPSTaACU ay Ree eee 1
C5 ob any Se SLES Si lle 4
Uruguayso sete ae ee 1
\Wienez lela esa eee 16
Total
PATTI Coys oo ae ak 70
Sia he eae oa eee 399
ANIStralasiguas== =e aan 470
Uno Dela see a ee 587
INortheAmenica sees sen 1, 336
South Americal] ae 123
Unknowns eee 16
ovals sss ee see a See 38, 001
Total ineompletely deter- |
mined pests-_--_________ 2, 304
Total insect interceptions_ 5, 305
Total disease intercep- |
GIONS Be See ee cecal EE aa
Grand totale eee eee cee | omen

Disease

Number
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WOSSMOSSCONSSCON COWS SOSOHOCSCOCOR RE NWWNAOCOORNh

1 This total represents only pests of known or potential plant-quarantine importance.

interceptions made during the year was 16,567.

Note.—Interceptions were also made from Afghanistan, Burma, Canton Island, Eniwetok, Ethiopia,
French West Africa, Indo-China, Iran, Iraq, Johnston Island, Midway, New Guinea, Nigeria, Northern
Ireland, St. Vincent, Samoa (American), Surinam, Tasmania, and Tunisia.

The total of all

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[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin B b 3 Coneet od
LY)
28! 8 a8
Oy | 4 ict

Achatina fulica Fer. (Mollusca): i

Hetumedawar equipment=.-- 2222" s_ es Guam, Philippines, | 10 |----]-- == @alif.* sex.

aipan.

SCORED) 10) Se ee ee SS IDE 10 ae mee I Sa ij] ese ee --| Calif.*
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):

PATI DONTIL Ts (CCK) -o2 2a eee ee Ne ea ae FETA COB eee ota eee | eee Ieee) | ING Ce
Acronicta rumicis (L.) (Phalaenidae):

RL UOAENGTOTUS Dae eee ee ee Mnglandhoeie ve ae a eee eee 1 | Wash.
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):

PANIED SHO See een SAE ee a ee a Walla. 25 sarees Bee rae ==|aGuams

Hawaii.

PACTS CAS Tal (MCG 521M SCN) eee ee ne ees | EL Onan ees eet TGs | eee fies --| Hawaii.

PAMTIBUNL LI SD eae ee eS ee Oe te ete 3 Gon es eee ae Ur Pee |e Hawaii.
Adorophyes orana (F. R.) (Tortricidae):

Cistus purpureus (orchidspot rockrose) - --------- ingland soo se ee Rees ees 1 ING Uo

STIPE OG (QUUEXO) NS eS eee eacas amt Netherlands, | 18 |----|---- ING Ye

weden.

Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):

Cassia fistula (golden-shower) _-
TOR SEDIS]) eters Nabe oe Le aR Be 2 oa Ie
Aglossa cuprealis (Hbn.) (Pryalididae):
TB Rive 9) = ee SE Se a ea ee aC INT OCS Se en rae RL 1
HAyacinthus orientalis albulus (Roman hyacinth) __| Italy____.--_____-______-
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily)__--------------]_-__- (6 Va a a rs oe ee
Paper wrapping around sausage_-__-_------------ PAZ OTCSE sect ee een cet 1
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):

CHAD (DORRIT OR OE ES ee ee MiexiCO Mes. a ee 11

Ghintsiourantifolia) (sour lime) = 225-2 2 ae ee CO ee eee TL aa 6

Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)__-_-_------------]_--_- (6 Ro ahaa ee ee eee ee 1

Citrus Poradist(Srapeimult) |= ae |e okseie eae wo oan 1

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _-----_-_-----]____- COS Le eee ee pray 1

OSTTILSISTILETUSTSH( OLAN ZC) eee ee eee es | a (6 Lo peepee <tr ea Oe 7

GUT USISP teen nen ee ee Se ee SL Te heh aE CG Vay Sa eee 12

(COAG AOS (CD) A Se i a, Glos Nee ee oes 3
Aleuroglandulus emmae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):

PSTAULTESD: js PLODADIY GUuaIAVO o-oo ae oes Ons See ae oa Soe
Aleurolobus rhododendri Takah. (Aleyrodidae):

FERLO COCCI OTS Dee ae ae ee OTM OSA ee eee aes | ee
Aleuroplatus denticulatus Bondar (Aleyrodidae):

eai—-UniGentifiedesses sate enna Sin es CUS Ona ane 1
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae): -

(CUTUSIOUT ONTO ae en ee aes ee ee ee Cuba ekese aes Or aes 1

(COMES GROANS (Oster) os ae ee Guatemalass ee aoe 1
Aleurothrizus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae):

Oi OS 25 Seas eerie re ee a ee a ee ees Stgitts een ee anes 1

Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Back) (Aleyrodidae):

Caladiumisp = a Coe es NO ee Seek MexiCoss82- 22 ee eer 1

CEM a 2 ee | WE Goes Sas Se ae 2

Aleurotuberculatus similis Takah. (?) (Aleyrodidae):

VCCUNIU TNS Diss et ee ee Re geet Solgees Sweden! #222 54-22 bore
Aleyrodes proletella (L.) (Aleyrodidae):

lant nid entified aa ea ae enn nena Pontugalas ss sa ener see | ce
Allantus cintus (L.) (Tenthredinidae):

ISERTEOISD Gone ee oe na wou NOU 2 eit iINetherlandste sass | cane

VIGTUStSYLUCSETIS) (ADDIE) hoo amie ee ae SIN OT Wey aS Sa are
Alloxacis dorsalis Melsh. (Oedemeridae):

Solanum tuberosum (potato) _--_-----_------------ IME Cxd COMER eee 1
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)__---__---------_-_--_|_--_- (SS ete ee 5
Amorbia emigratella (Busck) (Tortricidae):

Annona cherimola (cherimoya) _------------------|_----

Condylinentenminalisy (ti) ese ee ES

HHIOWCES—-ASSOLLCG rents eee enn ee ae

OR CHIG ae 2 EE a Be ran i leek

Punica granatum (pomegranate) _________-______-
Anaphothrips corbetti Pr. (Thripidae):

DenadrovriaM SD OFChid) sane esas ee

Warp SOs (ratte) Soe se ee ee

Anaphothrips orchidaceus Bagn. (Thripidae):
Orchid

Colombia, Guatemala,
Mexico.

Calif.*,
Calif.*,

Tex.
Tex.

Calif. ~p AND
Tex.

Ariz.
Calif. *
Calif.*

Fla.*
Tex.

Mass.

Tex.
Tex.

Wash.
Mass.

N.J.
Pa.

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.
Hawaii.
Hawaii, Tex

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of origin

Anastrepha distincta Greene (Tephritidae):

Unkno wnat hace 2 ee ee Se Pangm ate ee ee eee
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Giinusisimensisn(Oranee)eeeeeer eee eee Brazillia acetone es oe
IMangifer ound can(Mang 0) presen eee Mexico, Nicaragua_-_-__-
TALUS ETSI CON (DCACH) eee eee ene ner Miexi Conee a nnerete ees
Sti O 10) QUGN (SUA Va) eee eo ee | eee (Clo es ete
PT AULSTCOTU NUTS) (DCE, ears ere ee | eee dos sneer e
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
VAlchnasizapotan(Sapodilla) 22 se seen areas Wenezuclases=ee==s ana
PSM Guasave (CUsVa) seen ne ee ee INNGRTRTE) a
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) ----.-------------- Hondurasseee= eee
Casimiroa edulis (white sapote)_....--------_--_- Miexico-22 == a eee
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) _--.-.------------|----- GOls-2 2. RRR ee
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)_.-.--------------|----- Ko Vo pews eed eRe ee ne
Gibrustnedicas (Citron) Be epee | Bee Oe ae
Citrus paradisil(erapeiruit) pase ne eo aeons Guatemala, Mexico____-
(CHS GHC SOS (OVD) aes NI doe ae
G@ydoniatoblongax(Quince) Baan ee eae IMiexico=# 2255 - se aaratees
Infeanbarercam aso oe se eee ce ye ee Aan eR | REE ols ee
Mang iferavindica (Mang 0) see sees nee ees | ees Gost Sea ee eee ee

Persea americana (avocado)
Prunus persica (peach)
Punica granatum (pomegranate)
Pyrus communis (pear)
Bapote sees sean We Leen ee ene Aa
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) Tephritidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Pyrus communis (pear)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephritidae):
Anacardium occidentale (cashew)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Eugenia floribunda (rumberry eugenia)

Jost Van Dykes, Tortola

Bahamas, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Dominican Re-
public, Guatemala,
Haiti, Honduras, Ja-
maica, Mexico, Nic-
aragua, Panama,
Puerto Rico, Salva-
dor, Trinidad.

Mangifera indica (mango)

Prunus domestica (plum)
Psidium guajava (guava)
Spondias cytherea (jobo de la India)

Honduras, Puerto Rico--
Guadeloupe______..--__-

Jamaica, Nicaragua,
Salvador.

British Virgin Islands__-

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)

Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)-_---_-_-_-_--
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (?) (Tephri-
tidae):

Psidium guajava (guava) IRUertOMRiCOs=s==2 ace eee

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-____-________- ini dad wees sae eee
Anastrepha parallela (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Gitnuswporadisi(erapeiruit) beens ee eee Brazile ee eee

Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)
Citrus)sinensis (orange) --_-_--=----_- 20 -_ = 22 Brazil
Mammea americana (mamey) i
Mangifera indica (mango)

Anastrepha striata Schiner (Tephritidae):

Psidium guajava (guava)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

| Propaga-
tion

| Nonentry

Lijeses

Collected
in—

Wash.

La.

Tex.
Tex.
Mexe
Tex.

INGRYS
Calif.*

Calif.*

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

Ariz., Calif.,
asiNenyes

St. Croix, St.
Thomas &
St. John.

Ala., Ariz.,
Calif.,

Fla.*, Calif. *

St. Thomas
& St. John.

12%, 183

IN| NE

Tex.

Ta Ne WG

es
Tex.

La.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Mangifera indica (mango)
Psidium guajava (guava)

Anchonus foveifrons Champ. (Curculionidae):
Orchid
Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

REPLI IN OSAC DOG Hees 25 nn PL ee aha tie
Anisolabis marginalis (Dohrn) (Labiduridae):

CHT ROTOAIES DOSE NS Laas ne ee ee
Anomala cuprea Hope (Scarabaeidae):

JNO GO 2 RESUS ee ee eee eee

EANUTTYO) EN YS I ete re er
Anthonomus rectirostris (.) (Curculionidae):
Prunus serrulata lannesiana__--__-___-__-_-_-___--
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass)
Anuraphis tulipae (Fonsec.) (Aphidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)
CII OLUSISD Beene eee ant as ele
Mriswiciicwlataametted iris). = — 22 to
Tris susiana (mourning iris)

Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
LOGE OL OTS) tee oe a nn a eerie

Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):

Alpinia sp. (red ginger)
CH AISiUITLOT (LEMMON) seas ae
Cocus nucifera (coconut)

Aphanus umbrosus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

LAMIOUSIS py eee tees ety) Sai Oe KEE

Aphis viburni (Scop.) (?) (Aphidae):

NOUN TULL TIS De ee es nr Li eee Re a LN Eel

Apion aeneum F. (Curculionidae):

Malva alcea (hollyhock mallow) -_-_---_-_-_-----_-

Apion carduorum Kby. (Curculionidae):

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)
CHA LTA DER OES A as EE sn ee

Apion fuscirostre F. (Curculionidae):

CHASES. DATA Se SS Ie ee ee

Apion pomonae F. (Curculionidae):

Vion Garant

Apion radiolus Kirby (Curculionidae):

Malva alcea (hollyhock mallow)

Apogonalia stali (Sign.) (Cicadellidae):

E\TUFO EAS) see ee eee

Argyresthia conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
VMOTstsi/ lOesinisl(ADDle) neem un ee Eee

Aspidiotus bilobis Mask. (Coccidae):

(Grass mii eh PT ee Ne ee eS al

Aspidiotus braunschvigi Rungs (tentative identifi-

cation) (Coccidae):
OUT CORO PAG (ONY) se

Aspidiotus britannicus Newst. (Coccidae):

LEOTOUG GOS ASN oe OE EE Se ee Pe eee

Aspidiotus coryphae Ckll. & Rob. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ies)

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) _-___________---__-_-
ELON EDOTIC Hee ea a te aa cee Be ule ae a

Country of origin

Cuba, Mexico, Puerto
Rico.

Guatemalateas as =neees

Bahamas, Canal Zone,
Martinique, -Puerto
Rico, Tortola, Trini-
dad.

1M ae ee

INORWaiylene eee eee

eae at Qua ea ae
England, Netherlands__-
England, Germany,
Netherlands.

dora
Philippines

Hijik(?) ester ala
IRhiippiness = aes

IMiexi Cov Seen ae ene

Hrance yw Ltaly pease ee
Denmark

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
i ' Collected
TAME |e)
S| 8 lag
fehl! fs! ies
io) So le
io) Z |A4
2 a ae ia is | Ne Vo
Ee I ANI NGS
O}p | eas | een ae meh lage.
PR exe
ealesea| bap ans
Di essai GSbae IN Nee yd es 1G.
St.Thomas
& St. John,
Tex.
eS On i
beeoleecel| Db) Tekh geybl
ena lel | eel Ww ELawalis
ee ls | sen eawyaiic
eS) il |) Ohi
| | ees eA 7;
ee ll Pa.
Pome Ee 2alwN a
ee eee al IN a
Seedssee| 2b INS dis
Seeolesas|) Chl INU.
ee RPE EIN gales Nia ba
1D Se eee ea wail
pees lig | ee ELawatis
Ses) Wa Cnn
1G) vest | eel a wali
SeS2 |p | Sees PE avali
eee). IL al) Grit
Jin | Seas Pe ees STO x:
1a | ed ee N oe g
eps aa AN ES NG
Ps es IN Yeh ex:
we | eT oe Na
eee alias 3a
Oe a IVER INT NG
eel aI) INS NZ
See alee et ANG
1a | Re eels ea Naya
Ly; | Sees eens Calites
i | eee | meee | NI een
Beccles ENG Ue
Sa) CORN tie
pee | eee el Eva alie
eee MU ewe et,

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 19583—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Latania loddigesi (silver latania)
divisors sp. (fan palm)

Persea americana (avocado)
ELVACHY COLD USCL COLSA (i) ree eee ene
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
Persea americana (avocado)
Prunus domestica (plum)
Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadd. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)
Persea americana (avocado)
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Calatheaisppes eae st ae ese
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Plant—unidentified
Aspidiotus pectinatus Ldgr. (tentative) (Coccidae):
GELLESTS CS: Si TE es NN oe ny Re SS
aa ea pseudomeyeri Kuw. (tentative) (Cocci-
ae):

Chamaccypanis!s Dee ee eee eee
Aspidiotus zonatus Frauenf. (Coccidae):

QuencusihetenoDiy lig hea eee en eee eee
Asterolecanium agavis Rsl. (Coccidae):

Yucca sp
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):

BAM DOO Bre es SEE Tee eee eee aN

Bambusa sp. (bamboo)

Asterolecanium degeneratum Rsl. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidde):
Antigonon leptopus (rosa-de-montana)
Chamaedorea sp. (palm)
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)
Laelia sp. (orchid)

Onerculinayiubercsate see ea eee
CON of) 0 ai es i St a a ee et te
IP RALOGEN AT ONISD eee ee ee eee
Stanhopea sp. (orchid)
Asterolecanium inlabefactum Rsl. (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm)
(Palmas 2k PS Sealab Sy Bee ee es nee

Bam bOOs Se 0. tex 71a Di eee eee ee ee
Asterolecanium pustulans (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Codiaeum sp. (croton)

Cuttings—unidentificds =] oa Ss i as

Ficus sycomorus (sycomore fig)

HACUSISD MOLODADIVACOT ICT eee a ee

Nerium oleander (oleander)

IPRILOAENATONIS Doe ee ee
Asterolecanium stentae Brain (Coccidae):

StameliasS pe eee we Re Sa ee hs Be gee ee
Aufeius impressicollis Stal (Coreidae):

Dianthus sp. (carnation)
Aulacaspis spinosa (Mask.) (Coccidae):

STAiLATIS ps sss eA ee Rea | ee
Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):

Mangifera indica (mango)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin A, 3
Hal & |.
aS! 8 lag
4 Se
Oo |Z |p

Barbados, Brazil,Canal | 9] 1] 1

Zone, Costa Rica,

Cuba, Mexico, Pan-

ama, Salvador.
Japaness =i 2b es Osu seh eet a ee
india ees nd Gal
Japan s&s == seer ee bee Pal ees
Ciubarss ite ee eed i] iv) (ace ee
dl OF 5 6 epee pet a Fee (pall Bae
Wiexicotnre: Siete Sees all ori [eek 1
SAS ON GLEE TE Lf Se ESS
Ceylon iseas22 Se | a | ee 1
Costarkica =aaaiae nares Eee Je | ee
Salvadorzes= eee HL gees ars mn
Bp Pines Seas eee | Meee | ee 1

cuador== == ee if | Se
INA D EY Mp) ey
Union of South Africa___|----]---- 1
Jaane oo. ceca es eee ne ee 1
Hing lan dase ee ee ae eee Be 1
Mexico
ING ViSeosss 3a 23 BRE
Hawaii
BTA Z ln Ses hse ee See ra 21s | ee 1
WanaleZones eee ae | ee | eee 1
Mexico Se ae D4) S| eee
SEP I(G (0 ee eee ee pen) ie
IMIG Xd CO aa es ee SIG ee eee) val
CanaliZones ae ee fea
eh CL Ee Ne ET VA SC ae
IMICXI COs = 22 eee aees kee eet (Malt
CanaleZonen a saaeemenuers | peaae et et
Miexi COs: Sa aes 1) ee Ea
ea eA Qe EEE Sees SURI A S| ae | eee
IN GIS ese TSR ORE 0 ee
SURG ts eee Tx) es ee
Montserrat, Nevis_-___- gl es ee
Hig wails tcell ince eats 0 Pe
CubasMiéxico es Sessa Mees he)
[sraele se ae | ae wTEy ot
Brazile = 222-2 ee BE eee ent
Cuba, Mexico_._-------- 1s] ER eagle
Hawalikets see i | Pe
Union of South Africa___|__._|_---] 1
IViOKI COME. oe eee Ji4| Sees Eee
JAPAN rss oe Peewee EU |e
Martinique, Nicaragua, 7 1 1

Philippines, Salvador,

Trinidad.

Collected
in—

Calif.*, Fla.*,
Mass.,

Calif.*
Pa.
Calif.*, N.Y.

IN Ye
Pa.

Tex.
Ariz.

1D), (Ch
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
St. Croix

ID ACE

Calif.*

N. J.

Ariz. s

Mass.

Calif.*,
Hawaii.

INI

Calif.*
Calif.*, Tex.

Hawaii.
Calif., P. R.
DACs

INS N%
P.R., Tex.
Hawaii.

N. J.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

17

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and {host

Audlacoscelia elongata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Cycad
Autoserica castanea (Arr.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ficus carica (fig)
Barathra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Blissus leucopterus hirtus Montand. (Lygaeidae):
LEGER SD SS et
Blissus leucopterus insularis Barb. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Bouhelia maroccana Balachowsky (Coccidae):
Muscari comosum (cipollino)
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus (Goeze) (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca):
PALLET LIL TIS Daa ne as A ae eee ee
Apium graveolens (celery)
ESTE ERG UGS Dee ee ore et aS Fe eh See een
Mordylineterminalisi (ti) sess nena
LNGSRTGY 23) ee
EIEN CONES De ne en
UPA S TREN Ry a ee mn ee
Bregmatothrips iridis Wats. (Thripidae):
Tris kaempferi (Japanese iris)
2 S3S D Bee aeons See eee es Ae eI NS
Brevipalpus chilensis Baker (Phytoptipalpidae) :
Vitis sp. (grape)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes) (Phytoptipalpidae) |:

LOOT TERA Di
Cycnoches sp. (orchid)
Stanhopea sp. (orchid)
Brithys pancratti (Cyr.) (Phalaenidae):
Amorganthius) breviflorus=—-- = --- 2-22
Bruchus brachialis Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Vicia villosa (hairy vetch)
Bruchus dentipes Baudi (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Bruchus guttalis Rey (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Bruchus luteicornis Ill. (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Bruchus rufipes Herbst (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
IB era eee conten Da a oe ee ee eee
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)
Lupinus sp. (lupine)
Vicia ervilla (bitter vetch)
ZECTUAS D terete ee Ne re ee ee ne eee ee
Bucculatriz thurberiella Buseck (Lyonetiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton)
Burtinus notatipennis Stal (Coreidae):
JMG ORICA Be es ee en ee ee ioe
Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

WAGTLOISIILETUS7S: (COWDER) mene ene eee eee eee
Calocoris norvegicus (Gmelin) (Miridae):

Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)_________-_---_-----
Calonota festiva (F.) (Scarabaeidae):

IVV(0 0) emacs eerie ee eee
Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):

OT CHiN ee ans
Capitophorus formosanus Takah. (?) (Aphidae):

Aster sp

302086—54——_3

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
‘tions in—

| Nonentry

IMICXICO see ee ees eee lhhal
Tita liyees eet erie ero 1 | tapes |
Brance; Japan__------=-- peal a Bese
Canadatea aaa ase pd S| yee ict
INDEX COLssee eS ee ens [Saath | ee
IVIOrOCCOR= See ae 9 Se aes
italy see ee eee oes 45h acm | ree
Thy, Sows 3 1a | eee
Chiles see eee iL) ea eco
TBO ee || ea | Cee
IWebanon seen anne fue | ees] i | ee
Hawaii nL AS | Parra | a
d 1s | ee ee

iy | ees ll | ee

pe eee a

Te ee ee | See

INetherlandses22222 222225 eet |r eS
sate dg Se re ee Eee ee ed
Chiles arene pe petal a eel eal
TEL a Wall er ens ee aaa | oemee es|
@anall7onee ee ese ea ee alpy al
ees LO ee en en ee eet (PE =| oe
AMOR RE as ee ees Sate ete Ade CL
FEIN ays oe ie | ee eet
ted Se ORAS hee |e ae el
Ie banonees aaa ae 1h] Eel | ee
Alp erias tally eee eee Dj ar es aes re
Tan Cee sas eae e tee eee Pa betes [Sess
Leavy Se eee i Wee li
Greece sae i Uge acanees be
Tet yee nee i eee i193) Se eo |
ee Ee On ee eee) | See ee
Greccem Sere ee eee SS |
talys ae ee he can | | EL
INIGXICODe =o tee ete (14) ees [eee oe
eee CLONE ee ee | TY |e
Bahamas, British West | 2 |----|----

Indies

bashes Wee eee ark She a ees rae | ea |p
ireland ee FL | Becta | eee
PAIStR A pee ee LS) | ES: | ee
WenGyara bys eee prea Ween |S
Japan ees G10 | eee ee
een CO eee nels! eee eens

Collected
in—

Tex.
Calif.*
INIg NG
INGE OYSs
INE Ye

Tex.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

INGE
N. J.

1D), Oss
Hawaii.
Fla.
INES

D.C.

ING 24
Calif.*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin Py Ly Collects
Hale lee
aS| 8 |ag
f=[-— 1) {el ||On=
oO oO lu
Oo |Z |e
Caryedon fuscus Goeze (Bruchidae):
PAD ytLSe 07 BECOLON LS arene eee are Indigise ale oe eee en ea ee 1 | Calif.*
Cassia fistula (golden-shower) -------------------- Ela walleesse ee eee pa ieee RDA Hawaii
CUssiammodosa (it) eee ee es Ee ee ere an Meee don. eee P| ec be wee Hawaii
Cassia's pe ee ee a ee ee (Koya ee eke RL eal 4|____| 1] Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) -_------------------ Curacao, Jamaica--____-- Vg esr ese Mass.,N. Y.
Catorama herbarium Gorh. (Anobiidae):
VAICELY DILAESD ea ee eee eaten a aie) aA Walleses sess oe ere aoe Ii] oo) oe Hawaii
Cavariella capreae (F.) (Aphidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) .--.-------------------- Daly 22s se. See a Pea i seat) Je,
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
PAT TO TLCS Dre a ae eee rere eR Miadeirapslamd Sos es | peelas | eases | nee INEaYs
Gilrusiliinvony (Memon) pee ene ee ne een oe gOS Ag es Be i 2) re eee INS WS
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __._------------------ Mey Pts aw ae a tb 2e52\| 12
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -------------- talye 2-22 ee ae Ce Peete | Se INES YZ
CilrusisimensSish(Oran ge) sesere sae eee ee Brazil, Italy, “Malta; | 3)\ 7 |22-s|-AlasSe Blay*
Morocco, Spain, un- INepeniae
known. MTex., Va.
Cofieaispe(COnee) ease ae ee ee ee eee Brazil sblawaliesse ee 4 see | Ee Calif.*” » Hla.*
Gydoniasoblonga\(Guince)) 222-2 ee Greece, tally; Murke yes | eis) eee eee apes
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) -___-------------- Italy sesso teers a eee Mass.
DIOS DYTOSIS Dn (OCLS LITO Mn) eee es ee eee | (6 Ko yates pie apd a ee oh) 5 i eee) (er INERYS
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)__-------------------- Madeira Islands, Por-}| 2 |----|---- Mass., N. Y
tuga
EFECULS CO MACC (L1G) hostess erence ae a renee PAT CO ee eee LN) Se eee Mass.
Malusssylvestrisu(ADDle) saase- na eee eee ee Italy, Yugo-} 4 }_---|---- Mass., N. Y
slavia.
Mespilus germanica (medlar)__-_-------_--------- DRE RA Se ae iets ge Sua i Uy aoe | pe ING NG
Opuntia compressa (pricklypear)-----------------|----- (6 Ya peste ciel a et Ay eS eae INGSYe
PNOCNILICGCEY Lifer Ga (Aate) eae eee es Me Danone re 1 Uy patel ps oss INS YS 2
Prunus domestica (plum) —- 2222222 AEST ATI CO ees ee eee | See i eee) INE MS.
SPU MUSKDENSICACDCAC) meee ee re ae eee France, Portugal, Spain_} 2] 3 |---- Mass NN ngs
Psidium guajava eon 99 Weslo Sead eases A pitalls ci ln, VERO oD RPeN Lo ea es apr fasta | pees NERY
Psidium littorale (strawberry guava)_----------_- “AUZOTCS ee eee ig | ZC ee Se Mass.
PY TAULSICOMNU NASA (DEAT) mee eee ee ae Ttalyweortucal = es ip bee | eae Mass., N. Y

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):

VAT ONG SD eee eae Be ME oe a ee een IA ZOTOS4— 25 eee eee eee ne ees ee
Capsicum frucescens (pepper))- === 22-2 eee ELS Walls 2 ora ee | 1a) See
Citrus paradisi (grapeirmit) =a ee Italy, Mozambique, j_---| 3 }|__--
Union of South Africa.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _-_._-----___- Tsrac ee eee ed Wns La,
Girusisinensis (Orange) sean en eee Israel, Italy, Malta, | 1] 5 |___-
Morocco, Spain, un-
known.
Coffieaisp (co fice) ee ee eee aera Brazil, Hawatli2-222-2_ = CF (eee | eS oe
Cydonia oblonga (quince) __...--..-.---.---.---_- NG a liysoo wo Se Nee ee 1%] ara eae
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) - ---------------------|----- ose tee ee 1 ie es ee
Eriobotrya uapopice @oquat) =e eee ee UAZOTCS ese eee ee, Li ea aie bac
EVECUSY COT ICO (1g) errant ee re ee OV; bUT Ga eee tera a Bs eee he
Malus syWwestnisy(ADple) eee ee ene eee Azores, Portugal, Union } 3 |____|_-_-
of South Africa.
SP NAUNALS DETSIC GN DCACL) sre ee Italy, Union of South | 2] 1 |__--
Africa.
IPStdiU GUO) AUG) (SURV A) sees eee PA ZOLES ee tree ae eae a hel We Lae
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --_---_---------_- tally. re ees | en ee
Py TALSTCONEMUUTTS HC DOAL) ore ee ee eee | et GOSE Sees ac oe 2 Ba fea 2)
Ceroplastes ceriferus (And.) (Coccidae):
Chaenomeles;sp 22 a. 2 a eee Japanese ee ee ee Sane ee eee 1
SOAS) ere a ae ene Se aerate Fe re Nera eo | ee On ee eee 1 | jee pe
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
VAT TCU TUL TID S ee en he ene Ia wali 2 ee | el ee
COLO DIY UTS ee ee Guanes ea vee See eee 1
Carvelliigiy ares Se ee esr ee papas Japan: ee ee | see | eee 1
Gurustsinensisi (Olan Ge) Bases ee eee eee | eens don see eee Ta di | een
Cuttine—nidentificdesse.2 sae eae ee eee dos = ieee ae ae eee ey Bit ae
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ___..___-----------_- (AUS tralia eens We fic bi eae
Kadsura japonica (scarlet kadsura)_---_--_-_---_- Japanese ee nee Ree es eee
IPIant— nid entificd sas as ean ne nee ee ee | eae doe ee een ee 1
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):
ECS CATICA (fa) Sees Pee ee ee Trance; ltalys sss ose eee i |} fl

Ma., “Mass.
Md., Mass.,
INGO
Mass.
re

Hawaii.
INS XG

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 19

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin a > o povecied
Bal 4 leq
nx oOo Qo
O 14 |p
Chilo simplex (Butl.) (Crambidae): :
OHNE READ C2) ae eae China, India, Japan, | 46 | 8 |__--| Calif.*,D.C.,
service mail, Spain. Hawaii,
Md.,
Mass.,
Mich.,
INSYA;.PAR-;
Tenn.,
Tex.,
3 Wash.
Chionaspis leucadendri Brain (Coccidae):
FEICODIYULILTR: SD arrears ee enna Union of South Africa___] 1 |----]---- INDY 7s
Chionaspis wistariae Cooley (Coccidae):
Wisteria sinensis (Chinese wisteria)---.---------- AEN Of tt Rene Se ae eee 1 | Calif.*
ISLET SD eet en Sones oe ee [eae COR See eee ace eee len aC alites
Chrysocoris grandis Thunb. (Pentatomidae):
ari tae eeinnt haoe hcp ewh Te eos dO eas ee ae ese |nplie | era Califa
Chrysomphalus agavis (Towns. & Ckll.) (Coccidae):
AUT TIE! SI Dapper i ees cet a en ae Mexicozzs sss sae ee eee | eee E28 Ariz:
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gifrnursisinensts. (OTAN GO) ~ el ek vs ea eae Core Se ae | eee | ee Tex.
Persea americana (avocado) .-.-.-----------------|----- GOs eee ee oie ee vi | ee | anes Tex.
FTL OGETLONOTUISD siete oe ekg es Ue be (oko aye eee 2 ee xe
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
(Ove SU Ts ra eg eta oh ER 0 C0 ype pete a cerry cer tee 1 | Ariz.
Chrysomphalus paulistus (Hempel) (Coccidae):
EOTELOS ee ne Brazileee ee Sony Shee ll ae ae | eee | aN
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) _....__------------|----- GO nee opee ie ee ee ihe | ee lia ays
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Gacoswnacifer a: (Coconut) =. === 2 2222 - eee tees CostavRicat=sesie ass UN eal Pe Calif.*
Or LGRIEUSTS Dd (ASD) peste es Be a en eee Mexico se ee eee aie) be eee Tex.
roar unidentilledsn mene ate ell eee Madeira Islands, Mex- | 4 |----}---- Mass., Tex.
ico.
Mangifera.indica (mango)=-------=---------=---_- Canal)Zone! sea Uy pee Fee Fla.*
Melia azedarach (Chinaberry) -------------------- IM@xi CO ta. oe ais Ea 1p | Heres |e Tex.
IPETSEOAGINETICONG ke in ene a ee eae Ee LE Co St ee eee ibe 1 | Tex.
SSO OU LN a ea [eee ee do S53 ae ea 0 es Tex.
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Mask.) (tentative)
(Coccidae):
Gymbidiwm sp. (orchid)-.-_-------------_--2-_.-- Madagascan: ssseeees am |eeees | eee 1|N.J.
ESTROV.CILISES Dee een es See Sa ES GOS 2s sae eee se A WINS de
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Ck1l.) (Coceidae):
Gocosimucifera (coconut) 4-2 22-2 e ee Mexico, Panama---__---- 205 | eben aes Calif.*
Chrysomphalus smilacis Comst. (Coccidae):
NOTIN CISD © (DCATIELASS) se=eee e eeee Mexicoieanut < sieo ee 1 (eel ese Ariz.
Chrysomphalus ephaerintes (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Ghamaedoreaispy (palm) 22 —- 2 a a eee ee eae |E ESE Co ke ie tee ee el eee [ss Calif.*, Tex.
SL ONISECN CAS Deen oe ee he ee ee eee ee (EL eae On ee ee be Se 1 | Tex.
TERE Raa Ae a ee asl Een ous ses ae es 2h shea eee Tex.
PT OUEILET ONS D es eee ee nee eee at eee dows ie Sec eee | Eee eae d\eexs
Chrysomphalus tenax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
CaLileyvas pa (OLeChid) =e ne eee Oubsinss Se asa Pe RES 1a) Rex:
Monstera deliciosa (ceriman)-__------------------- INTOXICO ne ene eee | aee ene 1 | Calif.*
(O¥RG AUG | he he ee ee ee ee Jamaica Some eee ws |e eae |e oae 1} Fla.
ET IOUENATOMSD et ee ne ee eee eee Mexico sat eieee eerste AGE nee 2 | Tex.
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae): : :
Phalaenopsis amabilis (orchid) ------------------- Philippinesfesese=-- a= | eee oa 1 | Calif.*
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
PAIL ALTE IL TUS eee ee ee CanaliZonetsn2 ese | eee eee 1 | Fla.
Bromeliaceae_-_--- Colom) 1a eae eee ies oe eh Be 1 | Calif.*
Laelia sp. (orchid) Pe PIMiexiCO =e 2a ae caer a |e EES 1 | Tex.
Ooh A EE OLS Sas Canal Zone, Mexico, |----|---- 6 | Ala., Calif.*,
Panama, Salvador, Fla. 0 Tex.
Trinidad, Venezuela.
Stem—unidentitiod sso. seas see ee eee Pa ain fee ee Teese INGA
Coccus capparidis (Green) (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis Gee Sliyx1a) Moree Sees Hawaii ose eee ney) epee ees Calif.*
Cypripedium Sp; (orchid) 22222 --— eae e N Gao bt: Nae, eae eee eee Sale| eee QUENEWs
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
VAT SLONEGHTIEECTO DIV LLG mse eae a een tres EL AWOL Sie se eee sag | reece Pes fs Hawaii.
BUGS DIGGN(AKCe) meee ce penn em a Jamaicaa aes eee wee ab eee eae Fla.*
GUTUOULONE OLE ee ee ae EERE CUD aaa 5 hy ae tee Fla.*

CiirasilemoniGemon) teen seo eae Bermuda vHaitine=="3 7 | a eee IDE AIS NC

20

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1958—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Coccus viridis—Continued
CURUSTSUNENSISA(OLAN ZC) Mee ae cee eee ee
Coffea sp. (coffee)
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____---_--------_---

Izora macrothyrsa (Malay ixora)____----------_--
ICONS Desa ee ee Se ee eae eee ae ete aed

Plant—unidentified ______

LTA OTST) ae ey EL ce rr ie Sa AS SS

Ricinus communis (castor-bean)__.-_------------
Conarthrus vicinus Woll. (Curculionidae):

IB RTD OO eee a aa LS RE ae hase aa
Conchaspis newsteadi Ckll. (Coccidae):

MUU TIENT OAS Dea ee ee ee
Conoderus vagus (Cand.) (Elateridae):

NTU) 0) EG a ek ree ee eae neers
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):

Persea americana (avocado)-_--.--___-------------
Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermitidae) :

IAT Dae ee sens set led apa ey Sr Ea es es ae

Merchandise sos sen ie see ees ES ey
Cordylomera spinicornis (F.) (Cerambycidae):

SI ACATUP I sae ee area tte Ce pe SE
Cone elegans (McA. & Mall.) (Pentatomi-

ae):

Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _____-_____-
Crocidosema plebeiana Zell. (Olethreutidae):
MIP plane Suc5. ke eA i ACRE > I WE ee ees
Flibiscus esculentus (okra)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
IMalusisylvestris! (apple) ep eese eee eee eee
iNeniumioleandens(Oleanden) sea ee
lan t— Uni Gem Gite cee eee neers eens
Punica granatum (pomegranate) __---------------
Witisisps (Grape) aaa ee ereee ke See ens eee
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
IM GIO MOLD 0 pe Se a eS es
PPLE ECELLODL UTI] LULL C Cee oa
Crptopyhlebia leucotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Citrusigrandisi(pumme]o) eee
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Cryptotermes brevis (W1k.) (Kalotermitidae):

Hard woodicases eases ere eee
Ctenicera cupreus (F.) (Elateridae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather) _.__.--------------_----
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):

Castanea sp. (chestnut)

(OVIF ROIS Do (EVO a ee
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):

Corylus avellana (filbert)
Cylas formicarius F. (Curculionidae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Cylas formicarius F. var. (Curculionidae):
IPOMocabatatas yaa ee eee ee
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curcu-
lionidae) :
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Country of origin

Colombia, Cuba, Ha-
waii, Venezuela.

ae io Qala sles icet sedleles
Italy, Lebanon_._-------
Brazil

‘Belgian Congo, Union
of South Africa,

Ha walise ee ee
IDWNAEN NG se

Italy, France, Portugal,
Spain, Yugoslavia.

India,
ments.

Thaillandvass ssn es

Straits Settle-

Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica,
Mexico, Puerto Rico,
Tortola, Trinidad.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a | ple
Hal Slag
28) dias
er) ad lor
fo} lo} ie
cS) |) A lee
16) a8 | ee
69))| ae | ee
es Se Ly
2 | ees
EU hs SSD
Ds (eee et
TL) | eee
el es | eal
SF 2 1) Bees
1G} |e
fl
epee eee 1
ke SH eee 1
epee) bres Wa ies
Pel sea
he eT
prea eee | at
Ba Se a
ore | Sat eee
lh || = seo
[in| ee eS
a2c2 | ees
pared [the
Re ee ee
meee eres lh ull
ef} i) Al ene
Beles 1
1 eee ee
2 Zillieaee
} Se es
27 5 ik

Collected
ita

Fla.*

Fla.*
Calif.*,Fla.*,
Hawaii,
N. Y

Calif.*

Ala., Fla.,
Hawaii.

St. Croix.

Calif.*

Fla.*

Mexs

Hawaii.
Guam.

Pa.

Md., N. Y.,

Calif.*

N.J

Mass.,
Mich.,
INS G5
Oreg., Pa.,
Tex.

Mo.

Mass

Ga., Mass.,

Ye

INFN

INE 1D), (Ol
Fla.*, Md.,
INDY Seba
St. Thom-
as & St

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

21

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Dacus caudatus F. (Tephritidae):
Macrozanonia macrocarpa-___--------------------
Dacus ciliatus Loew (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------------
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) _--------------------
Gicurbital} maxima (squash)=2==--=- == 2-22-2222
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Momordica charantia (balsam-pear)
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (?) (Tephritidae):

Cucumis sativus (cucumber)

Cucurbita maxima (squash) __--------------------

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __--------------
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):

FAUT DAN Cue etre ae oe ee oe ee Fee

(KiyifAn As (Cow) sae ee eee eee
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Mangifera indica (mango)

Persea americana (avocado)
IPAVLTNG U0) GUGA (SUA A) ee ee ee ee ee

Terminalia catappa (Indian almond)
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):

Mangifera indica (mango)

Persea americana (avocado) -__--------------------
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):

Olea europaea (olive)

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Olea europaea (olive)
Dendrothrips ornatus (Jablon) (Thripidae):
Syringa sp. (lilac)
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):
Apium graveolens (celery) ---.--------------------
LNTENCCE OS Bee Ee NE ee SI

Cymbidium sp. (orchid)
HROCTIICUULLTI UILLO ONE) GILG ra ee ee
ACCLUCOSALivay (eLtIGe) eee nnn ae eee

eat unidentified es -- = eee eee
Soil with assorted plants
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
Hehododendron catawbienses- = 2 a2 os eee
Rhododendron giganteuma 2-2-2 ee
ELIVCCOMEM TOTAL OSCLLIT0 nena ee ea re lee
FROG OMETLCTOTIRS TD aeons eee
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):
COURS STOOD (Ore)
LOR CETULOACALG USEU ne ee ee mea
(COTTE Nee NS lay A ee ee Bee ES
Dialeurodes citrifolit (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus s
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
GOndenighvaT meee se ee ae es
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) -_-_----------
Plant—-uMidentitied apm ae sen ane ann Na ree
Diaprepes famelicus Oliv. var. (Curculionidae):
FELLDISCUSISD eee aes eee Coon eee ements S
LEIGH Sd ES SSA RE Ee er eee eee
Diaspis carueli (Targ.) (Coccidae):
CrUDICTENIOS De ete ae ee Da an
Dicyphus annulatus (Wolff) (Miridae):
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Dinoderopsis serriger Lesne (?) (Bostrichidae):
Wooden bowl

Country of origin

Ind onesia=e=s=s==—se ==

Union of South Africa___

Italy, Lebanon, Portu-
gal, Spain, Syria.

CostafRicase- eee

England, Italy, Nether-
lands, New Zealand,
Spain.

PAIS (ral a ee eee

Bel oi UT eee eee

Colombia, Mexico---_--

iRhilippinessas=s===sa—==
ey COB es oe eae

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

{| Consump-
tion

| Nonentry

1 esoe

29) |e

shea} Ib) bee
Seal | ee ah
1

Collected
in—

N. J.
Md.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Ala., Calif.*,
Tex.

Guam.

Calif.*, Tex.
Tex.

Hawaii.

Do.
Calif.*

Mass., Mich.,
INTg N45

IN NGS
ING 3%

Pa.

Fla.

La., Mass.,
INGe Ye bas

Hawaii.
Mass.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1958—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin

Consump-
tion

Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):
IBY ASSiCOiSD a (TOUS tar) pee ae a ii 1} ee

Cocos nucifera (coconut) iL | pee
Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ. (Curculionidae):

(Gio) obic bees ahaas ei ee cae eae Sema es ee eo IMiexi CoS -seee eine ee eee |e
Diptacus gigantorhynchus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

IPT UTULS\S DUILOS CG: (i) ee ee Ireland 2523s Ses 1 ee
Dolichotetranychus floridanus (Banks) (Phytopti-

palpidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) -----------__----___- (Obi of eg ae ee es phd 1

Dolichotetranychus vandergooti (Oudas.) (Phytop-
tipalpidae):

DENdTOOULTUSD 1 OLCHIG) Bese eee Thailand= 22.7 ea ee | meee | eee
Draeculacephala peaiiicea (Walk.) (Cicadellidae):

Minplane fos Skee eee NaS Dew nee eee IMCxICOSES seen eo | ere 1

Gladioliusisp 3 ose Seo ees Eee See tn Sean | eon GOSS Sa Woo
Dysdercus flavolimbatus Stal (Pyrrhocoridae)

ABP a Te Pe INE LLIB ere sea eer en a en we ad | Ei COM SS) SSS eek 1 eae
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):

Alhumisativum\ (carlic) 2s ae italy aS pains seas 18. |esse
Epidiaspis piricola (del Guer.) (Coccidae):

MValUsisy lwestris: (Ap Dle) meee ne ee ee ereece, Ttaly! sesso se HIE | oes

JE FON DOD AORTA (G0) Kotwal) ee Only a Ray eee

PP TALS CONLIN UL TUSY (CAT) he eee eee meee panna ee AEST SM Fg al eat | ee
Epilachna varivestis Muls. (Coccinellidae):

Orch dB Se eS SS a ae AE ae De

Selaginella sp
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) .-_----_--__- Mexico, Peru, Uruguay_| 4] 6
Ereuentis flavistriata Wism. (Tineidae):

Cocosinitcifenai(COCOnUt) Eee ee a walikacos ois esses 12 | eae
Ericerus pe-la (Chav.) (Coccidae):

EP PUM US NAT a ae oe a a ane Oe ed te VDA Se oe ae ee art |e | ee
Eriococcus abeliceae Kuw. (Coccidae):

Zelkovalsp Nese eee ee eee ree APES Sey | er GOS ee Syn Rice eae | eee
Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

IBUGUSISENMDENUITEN SS (DOX) saan ee eee eee Netherland shea eee | ewes | ee

BULL USS DD ee Sei oe tea le meh ae aber eee EER | PE OS ee Eee | Dees ee
Eriophyes pelootis (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

DT SLA THIGHS) 0 eet eee erg Se ee ieee ee IMM Bye estes ]en Eee
Eriophyes similis Nal. (Eriophyidae):
DOE EAT UL TL ULS S10 171,0 SCL) (ity) aes ree eg EE Treland eae eae a ee
Euborellia moesta (Serv.) (Labiduridae):

TEAUUTE SD ee a en ree italy2c. 22 ee nS Pala ee
Euborellia plebeja (Dohrn.) (Labiduridae):

Mangiferaindica; (mango) eases eee Nhailandsss25=22= === 5-5 | pene | cee
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):

Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ______...___________- Australia, Guatemala, | 4 |__--

Hawaii, Mexico.

Eulachnus piniformosanus Takah. (?) (Aphidae):

AEPUTVULS) STO on (1TLG) Se ee Ie Japansass ses Sass ees | eS ee
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Cattleya leopoldii (orchid) -_-_-__----__---__----__- Iey ep yAN Ee ae ene I a
Catileyajsp ees a ee eS ee ae Wenezuelassin2 soe a2 see ee Sees ee
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) __________--______- Colombia, Hawaii, Peru,| 3] 3
Puerto Rico, Tortola,
Trinidad,
Eustrophinus marginatus Champ. (Melandryidae):
Orchid Be ae Saree re) Meera a asl See aes ee eee mentee MexiCoza2*sacaecee tea eae aa
Eutetranychus banksi (MeG.) (Tetranychidae)
ROSS Drea kee NS SRE SAN ai em nec see ORE IVIEXI CONG) he eee ee | ee 1
Sapoteseiesees ase Le eee eee Mexico: ee eee Lp etm
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ____.________- Belgium Aa == se oem | eee 3
Evergestis rhimosalis (Gn.) (Pyraustidae):
IBY A8STCOOLENACEGICODILAL Onset ee eee eet ETATICES SS as sear eee eee 1
Exptochiomera oblonga Stal (Lygaeidae):

Gladiolusisp 2] See 2 Ss nse ee nee IMiEXICO see eee sles

Propaga-
tion

—_—

Collected
His

N.Y.
N. J.

La., Hawaii,
Tex.

Calif.*

N. J.
INGE

Ala. peeve,
Md.,
St. ROA
& St. John,
Tex.
Tex.

Tex.
Tex.

Pa., Tex.
INE AYS
Calif.*

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

23

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1958—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A, 3
Aol 2 |e
a2| § jag
a) Be
Oo |Z |u
Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Asplenium nidus (birdsnest fern) ..---.---------- Ralmyraisiand==]22=== is | ae | rs
CORIS BD Sne S e ee IMIGXICO Sea eee 1 is) PS Ve
(QO ALATE. SDs (GRO a ae det als y caste pu 5 ee eS Ee ee 1
@ordylizneitenminaiis) (ti) ess oe eo eee Ha Wallner EL ees
MIP OTOULIMASDs (OLChid)ie see eee TeAepibhoyoyne Ve 1
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) --__----------------- Ubstt ssa sSe eee | eaee | eee
ET OVCAS De seis AE I et a ee a DTS rinida dae eee oid | eek | PES
LTA O CUT (Oe VG) ae ee INE CK CO Una | es |e 1
AS FIGRBATI BOs eS ES SS eee nee eee ES Tela bipoyoynaVejs es 1
Cdontoglosswm Sp: (Orchid) see ANS bane ks Vo eee eh IN ol eS iL
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) ------------------ Ha Walls ese te cas Ss i] js | eee | eee
SRONETLACOAS Dee te nate ee ae ed ENT GX CO See ae eae RE hen | Serene | 1
EGOS (UES Dee ne eens A ee Cubate eee ee (4 ae ea
SH unidentified ssee nee oe Le IPH ppINes ss een | eS Uhl ea
Frankliniella bispinosa (Morg.) (Thripidae):
HOW ers—_ MI keG <2 ee eee IBermMUd see eee igi LO ER ee
SUM CESEINS D meee eats cee ewe ee Se ee eh (OK) Es ey yee Res Hing eR eee
(CETIUETY SY 0) sae sr a ee IAT SON TINA eee nee Lyi Bee ee
PETEDISCUSIS Do ae ee aes nn tne CA a isVeyeooyproby see ee YASH eats hea
RACES ITER TLUTIOS [) Wo sins See ee Ns ea Tne A a ee a | (hae CO aR (Spaces (anes
WViossawithsplantst=22= = ia ee IRATE CO see eet ae S| ret | ce 1
Pittosporum undulatum (orange pittosporum)-_-_} Bermuda_-__._____-_----|----]_--- 1
Frankliniella cestrum Mit. (Thripidae):
ESL OMVUS SD see see ee al EE ee Argentinas sas sse ie aiae enn 1
Melilotus alba (white sweet clover)__--.----------]_____ LE a SB ES NEE 1
Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
GUISANERETUULTRS D sere ee eS Japanese ee ee Shih Sep al
PHONLVLS SDs (CALn ation) See a eae eee | Gos ye Aa ee as 1 10 | eee
Hy OWerS——IN 1X6 Gaerne a te setae Aes bs a EH CO ee Se Eas Die aetes | eee
GTOGLOLLSISD re en She ies Oe aes oe eS eee Th) ee Sal
Frankliniella fortissima Pr. (Thripidae):
(CUT GE IG OOS Seo ee a ne IMexi CO a eee ee seer Diiteme eal ees
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather).__--.----------------- Scotland] i} | ease | eases
Drontvusisps (Carmation) sas=—--=---0 eee Germanya2— oo ae SUP he | ies
CHOI AO Ss eS es eee eee Germany, unknown.-__- Pi OST | Seek
ETA TIULLL AS DD) ea a EE ay SIN ne land eee eal cL Eee | eee
LOS TAS A (COSC) ae ree ae eee enya AEE LS England, Germany--_--__ is | ones | ROE
Frankliniella pallida (Uzel) (Thripidae):
Leontopodium alpinum (edelweiss) -__------------ Switzerland 2seusae 1 Maa ey a 8
Frankliniella paucispinosa Mit. (Thripidae):
ID ADTTD Gye ee Ne ie ee eee TB raz les ee oe ieee a a eae,
Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Elowers—unidentified______-....-__---------.-.- LNG 1g te a net a Sa ea sah eters
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) -_--------- Union of South Africa___| 2 |----]----
Fulvius anthocorides Stal (Miridae):
CORE) ANG Li eS a eB eter Guatemala, Mexico___--|----|---- 3
ZHLOMENMOTON SD oe ae pe a ae Ses Miexicoesoaf ais een PS eee 2
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)____---_-__-- Canal Zone, Jamaica---_|---- 2)
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (?) (Phycitidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean).__--------_- Venezucla = Bese (eer jal
Furcaspis biformis (Ck1l.) (Coccidag):
Brassavora nodosa (orchid) =-2 = 222-2 ae C@analiZone=s22 === ee
PEST OSS TAS Don OL CHIC) meee meet ea ae | (o\t) ees ee eee ares | eee ae |
Catilevaraiumens (Orchid) ae ee ene ees GO sstee i a AE TSS ee aT
(CHETAT OD COT en A | SRE ee Panama es ese rae: Sean hee Po |
Gattleyars kin e7. eee ee ee ie eee Costa Rica Bree OD
COtilel CISD eens oe ae Se aa Costa Rica, Venezuela___|----|----| 3
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) -_----------- @analiZone=sse2n 2 eceee pc bh (Ch
FDL ETAT ALTOS Ds nee oe en oe De ee GOT See BESSY: tee ep h| ys)
aeltanalueda) (OTChid) pee sa eae ee ee 1
Mazillaria luteoalba (orchid) - --_-- 1
Oncidium ampliatum (orchid) _- 1
Oncidiwm panamense-_--_--------- 1
ONCLOLLYDUTDLLOT pee een ee || ee d 1
COREL TIYS Dee ae ene ete ae mI 2

Collected
in—

Fla.*
Hawaii.

Calif.*, Ha-
waii, Wash.

Hawaii,
Wash.

Ala., Fla.*
Ala.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Tex.

Calif.*

INES ING wigy
Tex.

Calif.*

Calif.*, Fla.,
pee

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Fla., N. J.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A, > 8
a8| 8 jag
feb fel So
o o wm
0 |Z |e

Furcaspis biformis—Contiuued
Orchid S2S8 soe as os le ee eee American Virgin Islands, |----]---- 20
Canal Zone, Curacao,
Jamaica, Morocco,
Panama.
(Rell in fret eee Se ee Gao ot ee ee IVICxi CO me a | eroeele ahee
ERECULOTENUSISD sane ee ee a eee Indonesias oes 2522 ee ee ee 1
VGH SOs (ORANG oe secosShoo oss eee! LaWall oees een ae | eee ce
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Cocosinuciferal(Coconit) mae ee neces Kewajalein= aa teens pl ee es =
Galgupha magna Sailer (Pentatomidae):
OT CHIGS Se eaE ES Ree ae EES Roe aes IMiexd CO = aie i ese |e 1
Galgupha vinculata (Germar) (Pentatomidae):
Andropogon condensatus____..-_._-.--_---------- IBTAZ owe oa eee ee eas eae
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Callunaouigaris|(heather) seen ee Germany, Scotland__-__- Ay Ee ees
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Curculionidae):
iMammillariasps (Cactus) pena eee eee Mex CO! = 5 eee ee reer eee es
Glycyphagus domesticus Deg. (Glycyphagidae):
AUTO CAVE (WAU) So eee ee ireland Lvece ital gears ee 1 es | Bese
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) -_-__-_-__-_--__-_____-_- Vitaly eae eee na eae See
IMalusisy westrzsh (apple) eae eee na Germanyae an aes ee
ETL CONUS (CAL) mere eae en en UO | en Oo eee IS eS ]i)| Pine EES
SOlanounGicarno tse eee sme eee eae oeene eres PAT: 2 OTIG IN Area eee eee Eel hile eee
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_--.---------_-_-___- Netherlands. 22272222" pees hae Ui
Strawsjacketto- ths. uO atm ey nen aren aaa hae Iran cCescnn ee see ee 1| 22 (eee
Gnorimoschema borsaniella Koehr. (?) (Gele-
chiidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) .-------------_____-_ 18) EVAL ath ge Se ey ec ee Pasay Lh eee
Gnarimoschena gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechii-
ae):
Capsicimynutescen sees ee ee Wiexd CO Raa ne seenee | es [aos
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) _---____|_____ OO re cere oe aren QO S22 bers
Capsicum frutescens longum (chili pepper) -----_--|_---- Oso iis Naess 74) aes || aoe
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara cardunculus (cardoon)_-_--_----___--____- Ttalys- 3-22 aes oe pees eS eet sal
Gortyna ochracea (Hbn.) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ___-.-_---_____- OTA Cee ee ene ae Pe te een
Gracilaria azaleela Brants (Gracilariidae):
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)__.--_-____- Bel sium See eee eS Brae ie)
HOdOden anon Spee eae een eae ne England, Netherlands___|----|----] 2
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae):
Matusisyivestris (Apple) me 2 ce an eee ene Ay UD AT ee eee tne Socal ely [Rees
PEN UAVS DENS ICO) (EACH) seem eee een ae ate | G0: =e eae 1 | athens
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum DaCosta Lima
(Olethreutidae):
CHTUSISIVENSIS|(OLAN GC) see ae eee Brazile eee ee sons), glues
Halyomorpha picta (F.) (Pentatomidae):
OAD GAIO (CHC) sa a Japane-2=. 5 irae eee Vie pe | eee
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) ..__---_-_---___- TB RSW La sae ee a pel pee eee
Centaurea americana (basketflower) _--_-__-_____- Bermuda ee sae A ees oe
CHIUSANTREATTISD wes eee a ee [sracle ee eee ee ae 1 St Sea
Condy linertenminalisn(ti) essen ee ea La Walle = ee Ree a | ee
LOW ErS—— Mixed anes se eaten Rea Re eal India, MadeiraIslands._| 1} 1 |_---
Ger DER GIS meee eee okay Caneel SAVE ee ua IB OLIN ae ee ae eas ees
FETADISCUSYS bee eee ee een tl te aca Bermuda, Japan.______- 61 Nie Le ae
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)__-----------_______ Australia, Bermuda-_-___ 1 Las =
Nerium oleander (oleander) ee aire sl
Ui0la SDS (Clot) Meee ay ae We i) ee =| eee
Haplothrips nigricornis (Bagn.) (Phlaeothripidae). ;
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) __________- Union of South Africa___| 2 |----|----
Haplothrips wouramboulchii Mit. (Phlaeothripidae) |:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) __....__-___|__--- (6 (oe ah Oe ees ts Dj tapered
Feliz aspersa (Mollusca):
AGAVE ST) Rete nel Sees ree 2 nln 2 Ue IVICXICO SS aan ee ere | Soe hl}
OWeYS—MIxed po eee Bien ea ee aE RENEE New Zealand._____--___- ii eee es
Heterobostrychus aequalis Waterh. (Bostrichidae): j
Wooden: crater seat ata Se US ee een ni gee nels oN ea 7 | ina ieee

Collected
in—

Calif.*, Fla.,
N. J., St.

ING a
Hawaii.

Pa.

Ariz.

Ariz.
Calif., Tex.
INEDYS

Tex.

N. J.
N. J., Wash.

Tex.
Wash.
Va.
Hawaii.
IPS 18%
Mass.
INEDYS
Hawaii.

N. Y.
Hawaii,” IN.
Y

Hawaii, N.
Y

N. Y.
N. Y.

N. J., Ni. Y.
N.Y.

Ariz. _
Hawaii.

Calif. *

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25

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 80, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

eleipratermes converinotatus (Snyder) (Rhinotermi-
ti
Eugenia floribunda (guavaberry) -----------------

Hydrellia nasturtii Collin (Ephydridae):
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (watercress) -__.--
Hylurgopinus rufipes (Eichh.) (Scolytidae):
Ulmus sp. (elm)
Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):
Picea sp. (spruce)
Pinus sp. (pine)
Hypera nigrirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
PROTESTER FECT ese ee ee ee enn ae
Icerya palmeri Riley & Howard (Coccidae):
Rathbunia sp. (cactus)
Ips sexdentatus (Boern.) (Scolytidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)
Tridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
ANSTRTO) EE ee a no
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _--_--------------___-
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)
Dianthusisps (Carnation) 2-3 = see ane eee
GUardiolirsspe anatase ae ee
Fledera sp. (ivy)
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) --..---------------
Orchid
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) __------------------
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
ISULITGASC memes pe in ee es
Wand asp Orchid) 2225 seen anaes ao oe ae nee
Vitis sp. (grape)
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)__----------_-_-
Tridomyrmer iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Lycaste sp. (orchid)
Orchid

Kalotermes durbanensis Hav. (Kalotermitidae):
WonifersbOard eee nest ee Se lB
Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):
NOT CISSUS)S Dison s sa 5 as eee oe

DS CHLGRIVALOLCILS 1S meas ae ene eee

Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):

(COATT OTITEE Sy Os aS i ee Re

Goleusipiarmes (Coleus) mee see en eee
Laspeyresia leguminis Hein. (Olethreutidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):

Castaneasps (Chestnut)aeee ssa eee soe eee nana

Lecanium corni (Bouche) (Coccidae):

GUUM SSD ee ee a cep NE eSae Sa eae

WAG Se cape ee A TN Sig iS Te
Lepidosaphes bladhiae Tak. (tentative) (Coccidae):

Succulent—unidentified_o_-_---- 22) =e
Lepidosaphes carinata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

TAGUALUTOD FD sce is sao sec
Lepidosaphes esakii Tak.

Cocostniucifera|(Coconut) =e ass ee ee
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):

ELECULSES OM Li Si) epee eo ts me Um Sty Se eae
Lepidosaphes kuwacola Kuw. (Coccidae):

Zelkova sp
Lepidosaphes machili (Mask.) (Coccidae):

Chaenomeles sp

302086—54—_-4

Country of origin

awaii
Union of South Africa __
(AZ OLES ees a et eee |

Guatemalass eee
Brazil, Guatemala-__-__-
Union of South Africa___

England, Italy, Nether-
lands, Switzerland.

Union of South Africa__-

England, Italy, Japan,
Portugal, Spain, Yugo-
slavia.

Ttalya eee ae

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
A g BD
ae| @ las
Sales liek
° fe) a
Oo 14 |u
je Beet) ere
Sere ise
3 | Sees ees
tes | tah ea
i oe ocarraey bes
fin ere | eek
See (Scalp
ile, | Soe [bee
pea AN Ss ii | aul
eg Se ss | oal:
1 ees Sas
2A |
DN) oe eee
ae eae
1S Ses | aie
ge eee | pe sae
Sie | ENS
IB [here ll eal
2g eas eas
4 | eee
Die | ar ee
eee | Ne a
Rea es | an
ee ee a sds)
ee | ier) ay | ee
aires See
Be eset od
RSS| eth ph | ees
25 es | eee
rE es) ee
ees a) (et |e
3G eal | eee
1 | eases | eae
| Popeye a fa
See a he
SES PRE aD,
LN) | eee ees
eset) 8}
ene Pye bs |
ee eal eee |)

Collected
in—

St. Thomas
& St. John.

Mass.

ING do INlo Mas
Oreg.,Tex.,
Va

Neds
INBAYS
Calif.*,
waii.
Do.
Tex.
Calif.*,
Mass. BN
Wena.
Tex.

Mass.
Mass.

Calif.*
Tex.

Ha-

Hawaii.
D.C., Mass.
Wash.
Calif.*

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of origin

Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Sule.) (Coccidae):

Consump-
tion

GCROMECY DATISTS see een en |
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) -__--_______|_____
CDULTAD CUS SD oe attr eae ee en |
EANUS|SD ADI) eee ae ne ee ee ea eee | Daa
TOMGTIZ/SDs\ (CAM ALIS Ks) Seen rm ee oe
Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):
LUTUIDET USSD Sr Ne ais 5 OS RS ets aes ene | OO se ee
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
(BCOUCETNETISD Sean ee ee eee IMIGXICO Ector es he Se
Caciuse ese wee oe ae See Ps (6 Vc eee eee ea pe ee Merah |
Pachycereus marginatus (cactus)._.---.--------__|_-__-_ 0. 2225222 Sa | a
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeuwm variegatum (croton) _..----------------- Hawaii, Thailand_______ AG ates
Codiaewmisp eee a ee ine eae Canal Zone, Ecuador, | 6 |----
Guam, Hawaii.
ETADISCUS/S Pte te ae See hd ene eo an el eer a a wall Se | Se eee
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Cymbidium sinense (orchid)_-._-__-.._____-_-____- @hingaseee 20 e. a ee ee
Cymbidiam: sp eee ee a eae Australia, England, For- |----|----
mosa, India, Japan,
Netherlands.
Dendroviwmisyy (Orchid) S- sss ss sas eee DAVIS EES bee eee | ae
Lepidosaphes vermiformis Tak. (Coccidae):
IBamoUsatSD ss (DAMIDOO) == oe eee eee Bb ppines===es—ees gO eee
Leptoglossus chilensis (Spinola) (Coreidae):
Vitis’ SD: (Grape) ance. sees a be ee a eae Chiles. 5 aaa Si Ease
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charmoy) (Coccidae):
LATUNGINATIOS Doe eee ee eee ee eee Ha walle eae | esa ee
Cinusraurantifoligaes sess ae eee eet Cuba, Jamaica, Salva- | 3 |----
or.
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)____-_--.-_....----_- Central America, Costa |----| 3
Rica, Jamaica.
Ciinusitimon: demon) a2 eee eee ren Salad oreo eee ae 1 eee
Gitrusiparadisz (erapeiruit) soe eee ee Cube, Jamaica, Trini- |----| 3
ad.
Gitrisisinensisi(Orange) ee = een British West Indies,| 3] 4
Canal Zone, West
Indies.
Heaf—unidentificd esse ea eee eee ee HW CuUad Ores aa nif er
Orchid’ eee ee eee Re aA Se Nicaragua, Panama.-_--_ Beer eee
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) ___...____--___-_____ Cape Verde Islands-___-- bees
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
OnehidBee ee Eee CLT NE ECL A Me te Guatemala eee | See =
Ligyrus ebenus (Deg.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-__._____--__-____-_- IMexi CORsS = eres LE | See
Limaz marginatus (Muller) (Mollusca):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_____--______- Spain Peale
Chaneomelesispe rans eee ee eee Japan Beal Pe
Limaz maximus L. (Mollusca):
IBY ASSICOIOLETACEQ\CODILALE mene teeta talento ee ee eas eiere| heel
Lineodes integra (Zell.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -..-...---_--__- IMiGxI CO RSs ene Binpseaeet 1/322
Solanum melongena (eggplant) .._...___.--_-__-___]____- CoE ae Ses See eee li| Bees
eae costirostris obliquus Klug. (Curculion-
idae):
IBTassicosTa pO (CUED) pane eee eee eee Japaneses Se ae poet ea
Listroderes swbcinctus Boh. (Curculionidae):
LEEKS abaya yeh joy bbopj oe ee Chiles. .- eee LEE Se
Pri Tarsid OT EStiCas (OIULIN) Meee ee ee me | (6 (a Pe See Sy Salen 1) 1 eee
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)____.-__-_---_|____- O==22 ots ee Lylee
Lizus junci Boh. (Curculionidae):
Bela UULGANISI (DEC) eae eae ne noe renter Hey pte. saeco ee eae
Lygus rugulipennis Poppius (Miridae):
Dianrhiusispe (Carnation) eee see ea ean Germany2= 1a See
Macrodactylus mezicanus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):
Chrysanthemum maximum (Shasta daisy)__-_-__- Mexico ties) Seo Race | Ee
Macroplaz fasciata Hsiao & Sailer (Lygaeidae):
Cistus laurifolius (laurel rockrose)_..__-_.___-___-__- TMI Te yarn ee eee BANYAN ILS oe

Macropygium reticulara (F.) (Pentatomidae):
COW) as (ae Se a i a a ne CPs ee Lae IWeXiCo == eee es ee

Propaga-
tion

Collected
in—

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
Calif.*, Fla.,
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*, Ha-
wali, N. J.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
INGaYeseRex:

Hawaii.
Calif.*, Fla.*

Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.*

Calif.*, Fla.*
Calif.*
Calif.*

Md.

Tex.

Tex.

Rae
Hawaii.

Pas
Tex.
Ariz.
Pa.
INERYS
INERYS
INGaYe
ING NZ
ING NC.
Tex.
DRG?
Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS Pav

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin A, Pp 3 Collected
=| toy ||!
#8| 8 a8
falar) f=] iy
{o) oOln
Oo 14 |p
Macrosiphum Oe Takah. (Aphidae): ay
Lactuca sativa (lettuce) -------------------------- Japan, Philippines-_---- 1} 1 |----| Hawaii.
Macrosiphum gei (Koch) (?) (Aphidae):
Dianthussp. (carnation) ==-=-=------=---------o-— Germanys eae eee pene [eae 1b || INT 4
Mumestra brassicae L. (Phalaenidae):
Brassicu oleracea capitata (cabbage) -------------- Mrancesltalyseesee see == Pees |e 20 |Pees INGa bas
BV ESSiCOATO DG (bUEDID) een eee eee MTrAn ce eet rakes oe Peal ae eesel tet
Maruca testulalis (Geyr.) (Pyraustidae): ;
CGT TLL Sy aS RS Ee ae eee Ser a Walle ae ese 1) S52} ce Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)------------- Brazil, Cuba, Hawaii, | 2] 6 |----| Calif.*, Ha-
Japan, Puerto Rico. waii, Mass.,
125 ae Texy;
ash.
Megalometis chiliensis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Prunus domestica (plum) -_---=--------------=--=- Chilez2 ase aes PFN esol aes IN GS aL,
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) - -_----------|----- Coy ere eae A eee ell ING Go
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ----------- Costa Rica, Ecuador, | 38 |----|----| Calif.*, N.
Panama. xe S2.C:
ex
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius (Chev.) (Curcu-
lionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)__--------- INT OX CO sere eaten eens oes oak |) Abtepe
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrychidae):
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia) = eee eee | Bae (oVo ase ee eS Ne 1G See eee alita®
Micrelus ericae (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -_.-------------------- Germany, Scotland -___- Op) | ane | eee Vass samy.
Microcephalothrips abdominalis Crawf. (Thripidae):
ORRUSTIERETUILTUS Dee eee ee ees AEN Of Weed lee 1 | Sa Calits®
Flowers—unidentified ____----------------------- India Wapansscet sees Tp] I ease|) ING Sa EIN
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jekel) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia)__-_-------------- PMrinid @dess sce ea | ere | es 1 | Tex.
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi) _------------------ Dominican Republic__-_| 1 |----}---- Pa.
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
PA CHOLES Deere ee ae Soe ety Perinid adesasse sae saa Besa) Geel SUE a bkeo-<
EAUW OY RAY gs Casa ae ee One ee ae Hawaii eae Resets | eee 1 |----| Hawaii.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _---------------- IMTCXI COL eee ee UO eS See Ariz.
Minthea rugicollis (W\k.) (Lyctidae)-
Roote-umid entifieds sestos: oie eae es ees @hina wes <2 = eee 116] peel eee Hawaii.
IOOGOINCTALES amas eee eaten ee wae eye Td iasy sete ee ee 80/2 h | See2 Calif.*
Mitrastethus brouni Faust (Curculionidae):
COPAY LTVEILENATUUTL LISI (Gi) ee ee Ha Wallace see ees heen els MELA wails
Mniophila muscorum Koch (Chrysomelidae):
Soilkwitghyplants ee = ses see ee eee Ttalyensse soe aeee ens pease) UI ING Noo
Monacha obstructa (Fer.) (Mollusca):
Werzetablesen sete se ee oe UE ees ee Mebanon(?) sasssesss oes Be | rods |Saee| eC alites
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
BEST OTL LULLITOLS De es a ane rr, PON i 1 Mass.
Bill pee enna te elon sees eee he See Hawaii.
HiGwers-—Mmixed {tee eso eee Nays
V8 UGTA On 2th a ay A he i Mass.
Orch) Gene Se SEY ee ee ie Ae eee d Fla.
Rihizome-— unidentified. sas). Bese Bae Mass.
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) - INES
WORE SOS (Cro swe) ) ae ee ee ic N. J.
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):
ECV Si(COLN) = eee ee een Se ee IVICxXICO nse oe ase eae ED res eet SESS Mex:
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus grandis (pummelo) -_-__-----------_------- ahitinsanea- heen oie Wee eo Sl) CORNY
Nerium oleander (oleander)____------------------ Bahamas, Bermuda_---- EEE SA IDR INI NC
Myochrous carinatus Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)__------------------- IMexiCOnse oes eat e iL eeeeoee) (PSR MT excs
Myochrous femoralis Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
OTC iG ae eee ea Ae ie AS CanaliZones sass seeonee oe Ee aN TS a
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
CONROY: 2. et ine ae gaa ae SMR aia are VIO XI CO eee nes Be ES ex
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Haldeman) (Termitidae):
OT Chi eer eae Se eh eer ae UD rinid Ad eae es peel Beall rab Ey
Neodryocoetes guianae Blkm. (Scolytidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea).___--_----------------- BritishiGuian vessel | eee TaN

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin oe Coeeaies
Be) 3/26 ae
Be) 8 las
Sal pculcus
Oo |G |e
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------_--_- Brazillia sss eee Persea | ees || Eva
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__.-.---..--___- Brazil, Mexico___-_____- 63 | ls | 24 SRasitoxe
Solanum melongena (eggplant) __________________- Brazile=s=2 nee ee feel} 3h een lf) Gl,
SOLAN SD eeee en eae eee eae ae ee ee eee eas Paracuaye anne een aE ee | RD Cs
Neolobophora ruficeps (Burm.) (Forficulidae):
Orchid 2a Ses: ees aN aS eee COStapRica mean | See Seee|| Ib |) 1b,
Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):
FAUT DIATICN Se = eae ee a ee Pere en iia wales 2s ee eee 1 |_..-| Hawaii.
Wandaisp 9 (orchid) =e ee ene | eee Ose aba ale ese ers 1 ates ee Hawaii.
Nysius simulans Stal (Lygaeidae):
ISHLDOSD = Foote ee a eee eerie eee | SERA Pe Ar TO TICIN eee reer | Spr | oer il || ID, (C,
Odonaspis greeni Ckll. (Coccidae):
BAmMbUsaisDs| (DAMbOO) see sen eee eee eee a Wie ieee een 1 esses =|) Caytiic
Qneomeopia fowleri Dist. (Cicadellidae):
a Sse ae Ee ee Rc eR teem ee eae eee IMC XI CO Se es | ee | eT Ox
OnibGDhagiG taurus (Schr). (Scarabaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______-_--____-______- HAZOT CS aioe aren een || ees |e iy Na Yee
Orthezia praelonga Doug]. (Coccidae): 5
(OL TAOS Ds (GROWN) a ll (Opa an AO oases oe Ty eet NY es
Orthezia selaginellae Morr. (Coccidae):
SELOGTIVEL LCST) tes seer ae at Lt eer ne Me xi CO eae iia ea ee | Ee | nee 1] Tex.
Orthotylus ericetorum (Fall.) (Miridae):
Callunawulgarisi (heathen) Masset reaper Scotlands 2225s 22s6s anne De eee ke Mass.
Orycarenus bicolor Fieber (Lygaeidae):
Flowers—unidentified _____-___--____---__.-__._.- AIStr ali ga ee Lee | ee Hawaii.
Oxydema fusiforme Woll. (Curculionidae):
iBulb—unidentificd ee ee eae await eS 1; | Gees ee Hawaii.
LAAN. OTOH ORO (CAVEZ SD) fa dose yee nae 1 2) Heise Hawaii.
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidae): A
Gossypiumisps (cotton=iboll) 22a. 22 ae Italian, Somaliland______ Tf) 2222) S228 | INSae
Oxrydema longulum (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Cordiylinetenminalisy (Gi) ee ee eee He. walil ss <2-2 2 ee 1 ee | SeSe | aware
StrelitZiaisp wate se ea se eee REE ee eee Re ((o}eie een Dy | eS es | eae
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
PA COly DAES PN (2) eae eee eee ney rua eee IBYA Zsa ee eee Aenean | Westew 253 REAR
Palaeopus costicollis Mshll. (Curculionidae):
TD iOSCOTERIS Deu (ya) eee ee eee ‘am ai case ee 1 onc a |) INE
Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):
Alpinia purpurata (red ginger) ___________._____- (Ea wali ee eee ee 1) 2eS3)| 223 | Pawar
Condy lineterminalisy (ti) eens | eee C1 ee rr: S| Ss aelawaiir
ETELACON IGS Pe se lie e ee eS ienge ee may ceree | ROE (olny eae Us | eee | ees Hawaii.
OTCHIGt Hee Sera Sue Se ie che eet a epee es (Vor ne a 12 es eee Hawaii.
Paraleyrodes citri (Bondar) (?) (Aleyrodidae):
nets) bass op ee le PLU Ame eke Deed ice ese IMiexico=!2- 2-222 eee de] ee Tex.
Paraleyrodes goyabae (Goeldi) (?) (Aleyrodidae):
IPsidiUMUSDs sPLODAGU0) AUG eee eee nen | ere (6 (oo ee see saes)-224|\0 A Arize
Parallelodiptosis cattleyae Moll. (?) (Itonididae):
OTCHi ese Tee ee, SE Ses SERCO Ja) 81 Coe ee eee Ssesesss|/ ib | ine.
Paraputo taraktogoni Rao (Coccidae):
Curcumaramadas ee eee India ee Sse ee oe | ee eee 1 | Hawaii.
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae): De
Camellia japonica (camellia) ___-_.-_-------_-__-__- JO DATY Me oo ce eee A222 |) ole | pela alns
CaM ellidisp ee Ee ie Oat gn ee eee Japan, Portugal sa | eas | eae 7 | Calif.*, Ha-
wali, N. J.
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
CiruUstOUr anti foliar eee ee ete ee ener eee Miexi cons ees 1) See) eee eC alites
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) eo Se ee ae Argentina, Mexico---_-__- e=--||, 3) |--e | Calif.y mabla=
waii.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)___._-...._...__.._-__- Argentina, Cuba, Gre- |----| 4 |----| Calif.*,
nada, Trinidad. INE isi
Thomas &
St. John.
Gilrusisinensiss (OAD Ze) seas eee Argentina, Israel, Italy__|----} 5 |---- Cae
awe
Parlatoria crotonis Dougl. (Coccidae):
Codiaeumiispal(Croton) ba eee eee (Obl of: Wap eeptearine ar ES OL) | eae | ee EO) aa
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) ________-_---_-______- Ttaly seat eee Dea eee | IN eae
Malisisy Westnisi(ap ple) semen see eee ae Egypt, Greece, Italy....| 4] 1 |----| La., N. Y.
Gleareunopaeai (olive) essen en ee Spins ee ee See | eee | a Nee
TUS COTUESCICG (DIUM) ee oe meee ee nee ae IPOTtUG Als =a eee eoca|| alesse) MESS
INITIO E05 (Gina) ER tally ee eee Sose|fesoq|} il |} 1D. ©).
SOnDWSISDel(SOLDOAPDIC) eee eee ee ene Greece ee ee 12s eel NeYe

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Pesis (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952,

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

29

to June 30, 1953—Con.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A, be ES
I q/ os ae
S| 8 lag
Sea iS
o °o HH
iS) 4 ee
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
OTC eee a ee eee Pn a se nee Se Sumatraseese eee wae Sf lag Bh
Vanda sp. (orchid) Tawail Sonnaitarid Baht ih ay
Parlatoria pyri Marl. (Coccidae):
OF By. (Ce 0) CSE a eee Japan—s S22 s-5 eee ee eres (7nd |
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Gitrus grandis (pummelo)---.-----------------=-- HOnMOSaSee eee eee Soom eral rea
OT ISHILTTUON (EIN OT) ee oan eee eee ae ee Algeria, Stay INTOOGERY fa2 || 0)
Philippines.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -------------- Algeria, China, Japan_--| 2 | 1 |----
GiTUSiSinensisa Olan Ge) senses e= oe eee Italy, Morocco, Pana- |----| 6 |----
ma, Spain.
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
GUN ENTONSD re eee en se ete ae A awalit:—2- =a eee gL ea el |e
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
GOssyBiLeTSD ss (COULON) Sea eee Japan. 2s Ves ise Gi) | eee
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll) _-----+------_-===-2 Hawaii, Mexico-_-------- 44k | ee
Gossypium sp; (cotton; lint). --_-=---_-----5.- == INTCKICO G2 Sea e se eae ALR | cet Rea ey
GossyMminisps (COttonsyl0ck) pies == eons | ee 6k) ee eee ee cL | S| le
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) ---------------------- American Virgin Is-| 15] 2] 6
lands, Anglo-Egyp-
tian Sudan, Argen-
tina, Brazil, Hawaii,
India, Italian Somali-
land, Italy, Mexico,
Puerto Rico, Turkey.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; squares) ___-------------- IWCXICOH Sears eae re ADsG) | Paee Att BR
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton) ___------------------ Antigua, Mexico_-_------ OZ) nO |head
FELIDISCUSLESCILLENTIUS| OKTA) ne asa ee ee eee Haiti, Mexico, Trini- | 7 |----|----
dad, Turkey.
Ratlwaya cates seer. st a ne be IM Wealoyye es eee P| poe
"GU rEVELES: [BYeXo lt su at ae Res eee Se rate CSS ee eee | ae (6 (a) oe ee peel teed, |S case
Perkinsiella vitiensis Kirk (Delphacidae):
PANTO Ie ee rol eee Sa SE ca Mijilslandshee ae 2s==—= Bed fay 4| oe
Phassus excrescens Btlr. (?) (Hepialidae):
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) ----------------- JADA seo aes eee eee EES ahha Ai
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Acalypha wilkesiana (painted copperleaf) _-_------ awaits aa = eee 1p) S22 ee
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --------------------- Cape Verde Islands, | 2] 1 |----
Cuba, Hawaii.
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------------------- Union of South Africa___|----|_ 1 |__--
pide ndiiunvsp.\(OLChHid) Saas —o2- sone ee aaa = Dominican Republic_---|---- ee 1
Glanioluisisp esse ee BOLI pee eens id can | ios
Hibiscus eaviilentiis (okra) Cubat= ee eee a ee es
FEIDISCUSIG DE nae aoe woes e sce ss ates eases sacle ess Bermuda, Hawaii-_------ Ga eee
Lansium domesticum (lanzon)-_------------------ Philippinessss2s=sse=—= os | 2 | eo ae
HFCONLOLISRITULCTODILY LLC tee es a eee ee Mranisviae lee eee eens tes Pa
LALO BOs Wy) sae a eee aaa Berm d seen ae eee See See fa
Orchid Rape e TS ae ee eee SOS Leese Brazil, Hawaii-__-------- 1G ree ul
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) -_---_-------------- IBCLINUG eee ee a Vea Pea
ISCHOMUUNGKIQISD tees eee eee ae Soe eee OnduUrass se eee fee ne (aia
SBT COISCO Ces baka eS ee Se bale Soe let ee Dominica = aa ee eee bom
Wandoisp (Orchid) aa -= ee ee Hawai cen esta 2 ese
ANGI CIRO LCLILGLE) (BINGEN) a= ae oe a ee ( OS a eS BAe (ees eee
Phenacaspis aucubae Cooley (Coccidae):
EDiOSDYTOSISP iow o) AERA Sos ee ae ee ee ee IK Ooreaes: 22s ee aoe eer |p at
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Full. (Coccidae):
Gocostnucifena (COCcOnUt) oss anne an ae ia wali s sae 0 Bes eee
Mangienaind2ca (Mango) =-s2as ssa ee ee (6 (open ee eee ee fe | ee en
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) -___----|----- Gove es Ziieesse Ss
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) __----------|----- Colo y ep ate ey ee oN a en ees
Phenacoccus fujicola Kuw. (Coccidae):
Wistert ais wei Sears eo SS ee ee ee Japan 2s.i3 ee eee soon [anes (Al Pt
Phlyctaenia ferrugalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Alum pOTnILm (eck) hee anne en eee See Bel siti Seen ae Heat ia) onl mee
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape) Union of South Africa___' 7

Collected
in—

Tex.

Hawaii,

INSSYe
Hawaii.
DNC.
INEDY%
Hawaii,

Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*,
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Wash.
Calif.*

N. Y.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin ay a Cone
ae Ge)
as| 8 lag
f=p-}) fe! |e
° oO ln
Oo |Z |x

Phorodon menthae Buckt. (Aphidae):
Mentha spicata (spearmint) ____-______....__.-__- JNO ENE) ee aae5|| ib eee le eye
Phyllotreta atra (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) __-_-_----___- Tan Ce! soso ee ee ee lta AWS
Phyllotreta consobrina (Curt.) (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) _______-_..__-__|_-__- (3 (Yan eres nate meee sl el ti Pee 2) YS
Phyllotreta nigripes (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (watercress) ____-_]_--_- (lout Sra oe ee Beelh d basal) INS NG
Phyllotreta undulata Kutsch (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ____---_-_____|__-_- COs es eee eee tt Aes), WE
Phytomyza atricornis Meig. (?) (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)_____-__-__- Belgium, Denmark, |----| 9 |__-.| Pa.) Tex
England, Nether-
lands, Portugal.
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ______________ England Sea re ere sed a8] Ea (| ese | eoxe
Piezodorus lituratus (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Laurus nobilis (grecian laurel)___._-___-______-___ Ttalyotss ae es Ba ee aa ING ye
Pinnaspis buzi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
BAT ACE AO Santana EMORY etna BENG Soe NL pratt Eg (Pangaea eee Bee eae lle Calitey
Cocosnucifera; (coconut) aaa ee eae Eucador, Mexico_______- els | ea Calter,
Condiylamerterm7valisy (ti) eee eee 18 hin ee eee oe eS 10) Ges= | 2s | Seawater
IDTACHEN ASP aes SRE SE) eae IPANAIN At Seco eee eee 2= 25 BNE
Nine SPA(palim) ose Ae A ee een British Guiana____-____- eeelsqeol| 2l.|) Ik.
eA Re Ebel, he eae LE A seat a Cubase as ols | Es ee |e oxe
DAETUFOR SD eae Se in Dee holes Hg Wallen ee 1s eee PElawatie
SérelitZi ais pS: Biome pee fee VDE ane es red Mrinid Adeeeee eee ee Be eee | ak INTs: YC.
Pinnaspis exercitata (Green) (Coccidae):
Bulbophyllum leopardinum_-_-_.---------.-------- Inia os as 2552222 dei INGE
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile)............-----_-_-_- Ea Walls a eee S| eeaa eel eCalitass
Hawaii
Pityogenes bidentatus (Hbst.) (Scolytidae):
EUV SES DMA (TD ITAC) es ee ee ose eT ES) Germ aniy 2p ee Meee oea|| ZU’
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
27 CEO SD A(SPEUCE) at ea sna ee Le ee rene Siwedenale cis: susie aus AL ee | ee Np
IPANUSISD' (Dine) haa e es A Ee Germany,32 Sse eel Macon sel) JLB,
Platoeceticus symmicta Dyar (Psychidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) .________.____-__------ M@xiC0...2-_ Pee | Se Eee exe
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) .--_-_-----.--------]---__ doe: 2252 cashes i} Se ieee Calif.*
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _..____.-.__----]---__ GOE2 2 tential We 4) eae Tex.
Plautia brunneipennis (Montrz.) (Pentatomidae):
Cymbidium sp (Orchid) 22222 esas PATS tralig sae a= See Ls]. 2 ee bem Hawaii.
Pogonocherus hispidulus (Piller & Mitterpacher)
(Cerambycidae):
IWioodenticrate seasoned ey ae gene Siweden22eess sto 1:3 Fas |e Wash.
Poliaspis pini Mask, (Coccidae): :
PINUS SD (2-1CAV. ECs DIN) eee sere e aan Japane:2 205424 esa os | el alits
Polychrosis botrana (Schiff. ) (Olethreutidae):
VitisisSD\(ETADe) ee OG Se EO etre Germany, Italy___.__--- 2:)| ss |e ING YC
LUND quadricollis (Rambur) (Hodotermiti-
dae):
iPrimusidomesticai(plum) soe eee el Chiles? = ers wees ete sae NiaYe
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Oleakeunopaear (Olive) Sa eee ene yale Ttalyat: eae eee AD) [ea ee NuYe
Prodenia ornithogalli Guen. (Phalaenidae):
FTyacinthus sp. (hyacinth)
Lilium sp. (lily)
SCabi08aiSp Se aT EE ea es
Protaetia fusca (Hbst.) (Scarabaeidae)
TAD ane SiS Se A Sete ae ee Lr A ee 5.
Hlowers——unidentified ss sse ne ee I aes | ee
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ___.....-..----.----_|_--_- (o Ko epee SOE Se ae eee a Hawaii.
CETELECOTERGNSD) ees ete ee sae yay ute eo a a | G08 Sos Sah 0 eed fae Hawaii.
SIVA OT SCEN CIS Po ese soe ny pines apa a lp Na |e GOs: Joss 1 es ee Hawaii.
Protaetia orientalis (Gory & Perch.) (Scarabaeidae):
U-N5 be g) baa (eps ark Ee ae A ei ee ad Japan oo. 2S 55. eS 1 |___-| Hawaii.
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ___-._..--.-.-_------ pe Guatemala, Trin-] 3 |_.--|___- Cae
ad. ;

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Ckll.) Coccidae):
Camelliaisp eee ESE SEAL AN wey esl IOTMOSS ia ake | be | 16 eD Os

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin a p> |e Collected
| tot)
a] 3 |
38| gles
SRS lion
io) So |x
Onl A
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
FON GUER SIO cers ag ee a, Sn er ee Colombiana aaa A Eas eee las
Nerium oleander (oleander)____-__-__--_-__-_-___|-_--- DORE e sd Le 1 | eS eS lace
COWRA GL eee ees im ate re Canal Zone, Colombia__| 1 |----| 1] Fla., Fla.*
Pseudaspidoproctus fulleri (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Andropogon spathiflorus___..._._._..--_._.-.-_-- Union of South Africa___|----|---- ath] AD tO,
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Gaievaisp a (OlChid) =e eee ee oe Honduras, Venezuela__-_|----|----| 2 | Fla., N.J.
Oncidimisp:| (Orchid) aes se Guatemala eee eee ele Nid)
COvRe Auta oe a PR ee Oe British Honduras, |----|----| 6 | Calif.*, Fla.,
Canal Zone, Panama, N. J., Tex.
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae) ay gees
seudischnas pis longissima B occidae): :
JECT SHE Nee to a SS ae I east CostayRicae saan pee ene ete Cali tes
Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae): !
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ________--_----- IM ICy at ee ey eee | enn ie Calite
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
FROM OMENGTONIS Dees ae nner OE ne iran Cee ae erate ene thes Ne
LOSS) eee ane eng 2 LS | Se ANURAE 1 j2---|=---| Hawaii
Pseudococcus kraunhiae (Kuw.) (Coccidae): i
Diospynosisps (persimmon) =. 22 eee MeN ona ee oe eee 2) ee aware
Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae): ‘
Mangiferaendica (mango). ee Gua lmeietes Pea 1G | ee ees ein
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ebrh.) (Coccidae): &
Gocosimiucifera (coconut) ae. - 2 a ee Lele enki Ee eal fee 2 Hawaii.
Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae): ee
erusispe(5-leaved pine) a eene ee ee Ahoy haley es oe Sa Wee =|22= =|) 1) |) Hawai:
LEUTILES SAO Bs ae roe et RE Pe Com Set Same BASE DEN as IN
Pseudococcus saipanensis Shir, (Coccidae): 1
Gocosmuciferai(COCOnUt) -oee eee Gulambee ee. Shenae 12225)" 10) Hawaii:
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Garcapapaya)) (Papaya) ee ee ee Sierra ueones= ee eee deco | Pas
Pseudoparlatoria punctata Ferris (Coccidae): :
CEE Sp EE Ca a ee NG Or IMM ate al ees [Ne Calif.*
Pseudothrips glaucus Bagn. (Thripidae):
FIOM CRS =I TXOG arte retnme shiny NLS eh ee Union of South Africa___| 1 |----|---- ING 4
Psylliodes chrysocephala (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Psrassicamra pan (GUID) =se- = ee ee INTAN CONeeNe te ie cane eo eed ee IN yee
Ptinus tectus Boield. (Ptilidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) ____-______-_-_-_--_---- INNO 1G eet | ees Wiash:
Ptochoryctis tsugensis Meart. (?) (Xyloryctidae):
IPINIUSISD A (Oslea ved pine) mes eee a Se HEH of: Wo Wan eae ewe pee oe ee Evawall:
Pulvinaria psidii (Mask.) (Coccidae): a
AUTEEE SON Oe WientoFegte aoe ge a FET ei wickets ee mae 5 |__--|----| Hawaii.
PAMANUTEU TI SD eee ea Ss | Se One ae ae 1 |___-|-.--| Hawaii.
CVusiasr0seal (COPE YAClUSIA) ee eee ee ee dose 1G es | ES |p awaii:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _--___--------------_|----- Oss 5 |_---|----| Hawaii.
TOR ONCOCCLILED eters on ae ee I ee ee PATIStraline ene ----|----| 1 | Hawaii,
Trichiichinensis! (lychee) 2-222 si ee Ea wialieeeeernee DUPE 1 |___-|__.-| Hawaii.
AIS QUATUT GOS ee oes ORR ee ERE Philippines = eeaeeeee ees ee ee WC alifce ss
Blant—unknowneers soe in ce Pe eS AT TISU ase eee iee if) es SSS taCroix:
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae): 3
BT TssiOsspe (OLChid) See eee eee eee 1| Tex.
EY CURTEXCT LEN Las (OL CHid) see eee ee Bee 1 | Calif.*
Lycaste skinneri (orchid) 1 | Calif.*
Odontoglossum grande (orchid) --_------__--_-_----_]----- 0 ae er a | aes eee exe
Orchideeemaies. ease reer se eo ST Ca Eo eee ee ep ree! [eee __..| 2 | Tex., Wash.
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) - .------------------ 1 0 pee oe | i eee ear
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_____________ Bipot vale aeee ete a 7} |e Cale,
reg.,
ash.
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) ---------- Talon anes ea a 35 Bees oaet| PIVASSE MIN y Xie
Rhagoletis cerasi (1u.) (Tephritidae):
EAH IL INU SST ( CHETT-Y) eee ee are cele France, Germany, Italy,| 8 | 12 |----| Mass., N. Y.
N etherlands, Portu-
gal.
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):
PIU SIS Dog (CHELLY) meso as ae one eee Titel yatta See aa eal 4) eee eee teIViasss
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):
Crataegus sp. (thornapple)_.--...---------------- VIG CO eae eee ena ite Sere | Me Tex.
MMaliseyivestris\(apple) m= see semen noe a= DIT ne ei Roa nel pa eee eS Soy | SRE NYG 9k OX.
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh.) (?) (Tephritidae):

Malusisyinestr¢an (Apple) seeee eae eee seems CLO ere neater Dp eee ae Tex.

BV BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 80, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of origin
Rhynchaenus fagi (L.) (Curculionidae):
Soil with lemon and orange trees________________ tally ees 5s en
Rhynchaenus populi (F.) (Curculionidae):
SHOGE SO). (CHEN) i oS eect eenee Netherland Sees
Ribua innoxia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)______--.----____---- Cubase see eee
Schwiebea talpa Oudms. (Acaridae):
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley)_....______- Denmarka sass seas
Scotinophara lurida (Burm.) (Pentatomidae):
Onyzarsativay (Tice) ae eee df) ofch a eeeseerenneenee = brett wate
Selenaspidus portulacariae Hall (Coccidae):
MZ ONLULGCOTLONC nO eee eer eee ne rege Union of South Africa___
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
(CK COT OE. (COVEN) 2 a a Jaina Cae eee
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)._-.-----__- France, Greece, Italy,
Turkey.
Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
NAV/@UOYG Leek I ae RES RI US EN ieee cee ee De a Coe Ne Indias eo oy- ee eee
Sinozrylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):
PALIT DARIO Seems ee Dee sh aa oe Tes a TELA Walia ses eas ereeennse
Samanea saman (monkey pod)__------_---------_|_-__- owe 2-t it eee
Wioodentcratesa ss See oe eer aad Indigis sree ee
Wioo denktray a aul eee MBE ne Se ara emicn evr ae cree ae 1B eh iterate te
Siphanta acuta (Walk.) (Flatidae):
JN GOH SO (CRAG ame) FETA Walls eee eee
ATEN UTULINS Pe a ee ay eae Sg et ead | OE AE Aa eee
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ________-----____-__- IMIGXi CO S= = = ease eees
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) Denmark.) eee ees
WEAN LOT: Sere se nee Le Ngee eee See INetherlands2ass eas
RNododendronisp a (azaled) eee yee neae ome ee GOw sare See ea EN
Sixeonotus luteiceps (Reuter (Miridae):
CaCtish eee ee ee as eS ate Mie xiCO B= e eee
VICI NLLOTI AST) (GACTUS) meen ee ene gu nn | ee Gone ese ee
Specularius impressothorax (Pic) (Bruchidae):
SEIRYENTITUONCOTSEGIUEL 1) meee Union of South Africa___
UT YERTIN GS Pe eee ee Slee One ou Ue Ang olaseses anne eee
Stenoma anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
ANNONA Mm UniCatan(SOULSOD) satan ee nea Eucador, Nicaragua_____
Stenoma catenifer Wism. (Stenomidae):
Perseaiamenicana’ (AvOCAdO)\ esse ee ee Brazil, Canal Zone, Co-
lombia, Ecuador,
Mexico.
Stenotrupis marshalli Zimm. (?) (Curculionidae):
Cocosinjicifena\(COContit) meee eae ij See on ee ee
Stephanitis oberti (Kolenati) (Tingidae):
Gaylussacia sp. (huckleberry)__.-.--._-------___- Swedene so ones aeeeunes
Stephanitis pyrioides (Scott) (Tingidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)22- 4 ans ak eo JAPAN Baas eee
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) _-____-____-_-_____- Belgian Congo, Brazil___
(Qi ifF8 COM TVS Bp. 5 oe Belgian Congo, Indo-
nesia.
Coffeaispisee rere Sie ee es eae iWnknowntess==- eee
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifenaindicasanango) 22 ene ee es Hawaii, India, Tahiti,
Thailand.
Sybra alternana (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)_-_.-.------------ Hawaii. aioe
Syritta oceanica Macq. (Syrphidae):
Airplane See 2 ate See SR es ie cee Se doses fis eee
DV ACHE AISA TUGET: 1070 een eee ea | Coe ss. a eae
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
2 Ns) 0) (Wa yeep ie ee Seater VEL Sor ai a a Canadas 225) eee
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) ___----------___- Genmany a=
AD IU TOT ODEOLENISI (COlEI:y) eee neta ee | EE do= sae eee Se
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __....--.-----------_-- Scotland=== aaa
Chnysanchemiumisp so ae ee Dee ee iDenmManks ees see
Dahtialspe toe Wee Ie a eee Azores, Sweden_...-..--

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Slates
Sl if ce) 22S
as| 2 1a8
(s|-—I| fel 11's>
[o) io) H
Sy Nee
at lL
ie eee | eee
OQ} EE ees
alee ted
1] ese | ee
Be elie al
ee eee oil
113} see
HD) ee So
fee uly Ge eae
2) | 2 ee |
26 ian | ee
1 [Sots | Se
15 eee |
Psi SSeS
Dt) esse | are
| Ce | aT
eos eel | ade
a OS RE Ht
ee eee [eee |
Be SSS}
Sah ST
antares | a]
SEE P84 Re
NOM ef |) eal
Gus 1
Bees Soliant
Se eee eel |
ee eee, sc
es ee hee)
Sete | See el
BPA 1 GP c!
SP) eee eae
a SAL |
iS | ees eee
ed fa |
(agate) ae
af eee ee
OA Ps Se |e

Collected
in

INES

ING We

INI Mo

ING Mo

Hawaii.

D.C.

N. J.

Md., Mass.,
INIo Yo

INES

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Fla.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

DAES

Calif.*,
Guam,
Hawaii,
INSYs,;) Via

Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 80, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Taeniothrips atratus—Continued

TRULLS SDs (Carnation) pean) sone en eee
loners INTRO oy. ee ee Te eee
(CTATIOAT DSTO BE Benak ears BSB ey pe a ert ay apy ata

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)
Leontopodium alpinum (edelweiss) ---------------

Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthus sp. (carnation)
Plants—mixed
Taeniothrips distalis Ky. (Thripidae):
CHAISUTERCTLULTUSD setae ee eee
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Soiltand moss with heather=- = ss.
Taeniothrips gracilis Mit. (‘Phripidae):
ST LS epee oe ees Na an Ap aN tt ott te
(ERE T TERS [Oe eee one koe lp RN en SIRE
ITibiscus sp
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)
ELON URTD) YD a ic as NI Tee ee op pe
INMEN CESS 2 G9 Dyes east eine grenat haere an reu e A BOT BEN
Viola sp. (violet)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Cananga odorata (ilang-ilang)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
PETZ OL IES TS DW eee ee Soe Cees aN Re SRN TOET aN
BET LETTE CR LORS [ees re me aa a A A LENIN AE
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)__---_---------____-
VCGRUD SD OaG eva) oe Ee
Taeniothrips picipes (Zett.) (Thripidae):
LEPINE SIO vase e Ge ea es Oe tag
Taeniothrips vitticornis (Ky.) (Thripidae):
UTNE LO, ee ee eae a ete bree BSA
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
AAYWEYO) EE ES a eee en te
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
DENEVUSISDs| (CATNAtlON) Bae enn ee ee
Flowers—mixed
UTES ND S528 Sts Se Weel ae ae ee
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)
LLDAPUPROID AOE eae EO LS SS enn eee
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae (Leon) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
“Targionia”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Dioscorea sp. (yam)

Targionia laurina Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Weat—unidentitied:7ge)6) 4k as ees pe
“Targionia” sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Canna edulis (edible canna)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer

Onchi dae eee Ala FE eae pee ye eS
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
CONCH de eae ES ER ES eee Oe

302086—54——_5

| Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ie uleissulies Collected:
Bal Sled
ng 3) ore
O 1G |a
Germany, Netherlands, 5| 1 jie INS ae
Scotland, unknown.
Germany, Ireland_______ EN ered | apeeee | PVE SS eNO
Germany, Scotland, un- | 3] 2 |____| N. Y.
known.
INA B TAGE oe a SPR) ak lt tes LAIN fase) hag ol BFB
Ireland, Scotland_-__-_--- 2 POM VaSSeN i Ys
Syyativacd have i} sa2e|} dd. (Os
Germaniyee anes rine 1 NE MINES
Lee OES RSPR Pr ais eee EN eye
Greece, unknown______- 1 1 |____| Mass
Cubase: See ee Nee bes alt be TINY
IESG OVE OV Sa ee agian Meee | Ha walt:
|
England, Germany, Ire- 4 Hl eel] UNIS NS,
land, Scotland.
Scotland aes ae ees eat 1 | Mass
1B\eve ONO 3 em 1 Jools DINE #4
pea LO oes SE Se IN; Oe
JE RY (OVO yee ae Ll ipso laa hall TRE | BIN ey
et E® Le Ra SH hk a HRA RC
(OMAR a aie ee ee et 1 | Hawaii.
penae 1 RR ie emitter eesaceiiel pee 2 Do.
BOTTI Caen ee en ae Pa | eR CH TN ay ae
Pai oy oa fies 1 |2_2_|. Hawa.
Jaleo ss So Ee 1 ___| Hawaii.
oe oes CIO) resent ee aoe LN le al ___| Hawaii.
nae ae GOs apes care inate 0) __|____| Hawaii.
AUB OjaN 0 bse Seapets ete eto 1 ___| Hawaii.
PET aa ane ee ee Mee ee 3 5) | Pe Ela wails
FIG ES CK} a Nee ene || cl __._ |) Hawait.
Bot Es (CO) pee pe tee | ol ___| Hawaii.
ido bevel jt ek 1 SLA) Node
JSR Chie ae en eee 1 ____| Hawaii.
wee Be Obata ho SRE eA eC] Sy Sees |S Hawair
Canad ates aesne ns srewse. 2 1 |_-2-|) Wash.
Germanyaeee a eee 1 |o2 n Se INC
Seotland, unknown____- 1 He Bee iN le Yh
Tire an Gl wet etree 5 5.903 1 ee | Se SIVieiss:
Unknown 14) Be IN ae
Ireland, Scotland__-__-- eee PVN Miasss, Ne LY
Kn eland sae 1 SPIN P Ya.
IMG XICOE Ease eae 1 Tex.
Mexico, Salvador_-__---- 8 Calif-*- Tex.
Antigua, Barbados, Jost | 8 | 1 Tll., Mass.,
Van Dykes, Nevis, INYO Dts
St. Martin, Tortola. Thomas, &
St. John.
Madeira Islands_-_-_--_- Le | ees __| Mass.
Tninid 3d eae ee eee ca bi ee 1 | Calif.*
Liberia, Puerto Rico_-_- 2 __.| Mass., Pa.
Micxico sve eae: 6; Tex.
Guatemala, Mexico -_-- y os aba | ae ex.
Miexicoss2usete 2 sega sin sie Sees |e Gale hex.

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Pests (Insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insects and host Country of origin a, > |
a6]: |e
ns oO ag
fel—|| te) ||osS
io) Oo lew
oO |Z iu

Tenthecoris distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
OxVChIG ae e- sees 2A Pe ee nee Pee eae SEW ACP so eee ae 1
Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Oncidiwm cavendishianum (orchid) __-___---_____- Ghuiaters ase eee Sele >| |g
Oxchide aa Peo pase en eae eae eee ee Guatemala, Mexico___-_- pene ances a)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gini cidignSe Di heen ee ene Wenezuela i222 22s rs || Sees | oe iL
Weat—umnidentified as-is ee ee OXI CQ fees eee eee Apel Ve
ET OSODISIS Dk CS CULLUC)) pee ene ee enn eee wth SEG oe sgee olan oh erie ose. Eee | a
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Ckll.) (Aleyrodidac):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)____--_-____-_______- 1 RC Fo Reece emery is reds Ly | Sse
Schinus molle (California pepper tree) ___--_-____|. --_- GOES ae een eee belle creat oe «
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
EAM ENLON ESD ae A ISS oe en oe ge ere Greece sare 2s o-oo erase stg eet alls Bee
TFACLUCORSALIUO| LCL UTICG) ese = ae ee Denmark, England____- elles Oe | gee
ROSAKSD|(TOSE) oases ee eee eg Sian GreeCeh Ay aka cose ners AU fee | ee oe
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
VAlCOCiO,S Die See oe ie a ea oe oe Ry eR STAN CCSs=! Besse OE eek | ee eee 1
Gallunawulganis) (heather) hoo) 22.) eee ee Germany, Scotland___-_- Si (Reese
CallumagSpeeo= sie wate at ety = ons Se eee SCOUMENAGL. a aoe Is ee
Dahligusppe-tece ton web Menten meen ae eee Azores, Germany ___-_-- 2ig| esses | eee
Dianthusisps Carnation) wees see een Winlanoy fae a se ese Na ba tah
Gladiolusisps Sees Woes eae Doe oe eee Germany, Israel, Scot- | 3 |---_|----
land.
Gypsophilaispp ede ote ne eee mee ae ee aan Trelandie silane eee iL 3 | tee ee
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) ______----2---_-_-_-___|-.-_- GOR at een teneee 1 es | es
UBOSAISD <4 (TOSCO) tates he cee ene ee England, Germany - __-- OF Nee so teen
SPT OATE GOVAN EYG) oe es es ee (Germany eee eee Uh ee ees| eee
VAL TUS 0) BoM OF CS eS aH ge et Ny so (6c eae epee ee ine TG sired | Coe
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
LAM ENLOTICNSD ahr tga ae in re een ee ee (Wm yi eae eee macereal eal el pees
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ____-..--_.-_--_-___--. i CeHanY, Ireland, Scot- | 3 }_---|----
an
Chingy santhe munis pee ee re an a IDeA ee eo 1 Lv) PRPS eat ee
Mianthusisps (carnation) sees eee Scotland Seemann HU ld cae
Elelianthusispes (SUnt Owen) eee ane Gernmany=- =e nD Pa aC
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)__----__-____-__-___- Trelande eos ee ee EL P| Seen
EEOSGISD = (TOSE) 22h ans eae eee See ee et tenon | eae 56 (cae ah Sees oh Reel 2 || eee see 1
SUTIN OAS Den (Lilac) eee ere ee ee ee Germ anya seen lip | |e aes
Thrips nigropilosus Uzel (Thripidae):
JOA SCR IST ies Statens vtcrenias ea ey igen sab cages tal iach a a Siwied (niga ee ee ty | eae
Flowers—mixed CURE oe a) es appar: Ph ta vlan iy |e lth
Gy DSO Dhilaisp peas. tee eee mane Ireland ee eee 15 | eee oe
Tortriz excessana (Walk.) (Tortricidae):
Malusisylvestris) (apple) pen) ee ee eee New Zealand-_--_-_-__---- D4) cal eee
Tortrix postivittana (Walk.) (Tortricidae):
VICLUSISYIVESETIS Ets ee ee ae ee 5 SAGER ere eee ile (are Re Se
Toxotrypana curvicauda Gerst. (Tephritidae):
Cancrapapaty ae (Dap aya) eee ere Mexico, Panama, Trin- | 3] 1 |-.--
idad.
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) __________-__-______ OK) i a ia epg eeses i bi bee we | eee
STG OULT/ULS (SPO on (Aes) as ee ee ene | eae Griese red sek. Tle res| ste
Tricentrus albomaculatus Dist. (Membracidae):
PA COL DRG SP kia oe eee eee ee ed EL aWalleees ee eee 7A ieee | ak
Codiacumispa(croton) pee ae cae eee ee nena SOL ee ee eN eee Lh a seo | ees
Trionymus lounsburyi Brain (Coccidae):
FLY Menocallis:spa (Spider lily) eee ee (6 [a eee ee ees Pe SS Dh | aah [Ras
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarwm (sugarcane)___-____._____- Cuba, Mexico___-------- 4y ly) Balzac
SOCCHONUWIN SDitie ta Oe ee ase ee ER Se Poo mba sas ose ee eee | eee | ene 1
Tuckerella pavoniformis (Ewing) (Tuckerellidae):
Persea,amenicana,(AVOCAdO) eae e eo eee ALA Wallen Soe ce ee | eee Ly | eeoe
Tydeus granulosus Can. (Tydeidae):
SUMING GC) DETSICA) AL Aare eee eee nee ee Bngland: = 2622. eee (ees lee 1
Tydeus interruptus ‘Thor. (Tydeidae):
Straw |ACKe beep see cee po ee ee eile Frances eee 2 ae ee nt Pas ae peewee

Collected
in—

Mass.

AZ
MMi Md xx

ZZLLAA
nd

INS Nee
Wash.
Nis aYas
INNS
INTE YS.

Ala.,
Tex.

Mass.
Oreg.

Fija.*,

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

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30

Pests (Insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, to June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insects and host Country of origin Seuleky Aes Collected
Fears] eas
a2) & 6.2
fete ils ies
fo} lo} o
iS) AZ \A4
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) _-- _- Latta Ds Gtee WS British West Indies___-_- oe pla eee) alias
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ______-_--__-----_--- Jel Hie seh er ssl ella
Gitrus sinensis (orange) 3 - =~ British West Indies, 1 2) || PAlaem@alif. x
Colombia, Trinidad. Fla.*
MORIN RUSS) re ete en es oe ee Re Colombia, Trinidad____-| 1 |--- 1 | Fla.*,N.J
Unaspis euonymi (Comst.) (Coccidae):
eal unidentified es ee ee eee IVICXI COS = oe ee 1 V3 | Sera a | Tex.
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Girusilamon) (emoni oat ee ct eee Japanese) os eee boee|) ese] Cee
Gitrus paradisi (grapefruit) _-__-____-____=---=.--]-+--- (6 (ct een nie Saphona 1 | 6 |____| Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_------------ Japan, Philippines-_----- 6 | 42 |____| Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
GRIT IUSTSTMENS1S\ (OLATI EC) aaa ea ee ee Japan, Philippines, 21) 748|be= | Cxamlaiete
South Pacific (?). Fla.*, Ha-
waii, Pa.
(CPT TU see = SSE AS Mises os SES Af} Of eco a sae aee eae 122 ==) 2 e| seawall:
asniiia eeaera ( (Westw.) (Coccidae):
ST S81 GSD OLCHIG) peers ee ee eae ee @analy Zones saa Sze PP Cate,
FBT OUGRLONUGAS Die eee a a oe a ee oe Jamaicaea-2o0 ee alle Siow 3 | Fla.
Carilevalspp ys (Orchid) Se ee oe ae eae ae C@analeZone sae a ees Sees | eee While lal tae
Epidendrum sp: (2) (orchid). .__--__-_- =... =-|----- Ch) ee ee ee Bepe | Opens erat A alitess
GORI IOS Die he Oe ee OEE ee hae tee BES Qe ns eee eae ee Se ses ca | ey.
Meat—unidentified |). es" -o- he eS eee Barbados seas a= eee i es |e Va Sci
COSTE SD un OLCRIG) Fes aoe oe a Ee ee | Canal Zone, Panama s5|_92)2 1-2 |\)2)\|\Calif.= IN. J.
Oncidium quadripetalum (orchid) ____-------.---- Jame castes ee estate eel eee lady pienenuna lie
(OVRA GTC br be Re reer Ve ie CRUE Bey Reece AOC Canal Zone, Jamaica, |_.--|----| 24 | Calif.*, Fla.,
Panama, Trinidad, Hawaii, P.
Venezuela. R., Va.
SHURODEMSD> (OLCHIG) pate a oe ee eee Prinid ages se eee Free) Pepe hese PERN Sa!
Wachtliella ericina (Loew) (?) (Itonididae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)... __------ = _-. 2 =-4_ += Scotlands saa e 1 | pores | ee [elas
Xyleborus morstatti Haged. (Scolytidae):
ALOT NY DO IE Vg Feat Sos Se Jaane eo = - 2 ante = es 1 | Hawaii.
procera. globosa (Oliv.) (Cerambycidae):
AT LATION ne ee TN, ENE Se LS ISR nee eos ee £ 1 |__-_| Hawaii.
Zelharc aE (Bol.) (Polyphagidae):
Leo EE ES, RS ee Serene eet eee ee AZOTCS fone a aes Hi _._| Mass.
|
Host and Insects
ABRUS: ALPINIA:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera) Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
ACACIA: Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)

Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
ACALY PHA:

Catorama herbarium (Coleoptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Tricentrus albomaculatus (Homoptera)
ACER:

Parlatoria pyri (Homoptera)

Xyleborus morstatti (Coleoptera)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha fraterculus (?) (Diptera)

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
AGAVE:

Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Phlyctaenia ferrugalis (Lepidopter.)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

ALSTONIA:
ALY XIA

ANACARDIUM
ANANAS:

Coccus viridis (Coleoptera)

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis uniloba (Homoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Blissus leucopterus insularis (Hemiptera)
Dolichotetranychus floridanus (Acarina)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Ligyrus ebenus (Coleoptera)
Myocchrous carinatus (Coleoptera)
Onthophagus taurus (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera)
Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)
“Tarnionia”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)

ANDROPOGON:

Galgupha vinculata (Hemiptera)
Pseudas pidoproctus fulleri (Homoptera)

36 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Host and Insects—Continued

ANEMONE:

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
ANNONA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Stenoma anonella (Lepidoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANOIGANTHUS:

Brithys pancratii (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
_ Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
ANTIGONON:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
APIUM:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Cavariella capreae (Homoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
ARACEAE:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
ARUNDINARIA:

Brevipalpus pheonicis (Acarina)

Leucaspsis cockerelli (Homoptera)
ASPLENIUM:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
ASTER:

Capitophorus formosanus (Homoptera)

MBOO:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (Homoptera)

Conarthrus vicinus (Coleoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes vermiformis (Homoptera)

Odonaspis greeni (Homoptera)
BEAUCARNEA:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
BETA:

Lizus junci (Coleoptera)
BETULA:

Eriophyes leionctus (Acarina)
BILLBERGIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
BLIGHIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
BRASSIA:

Lurcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza atricornis (?) (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

Limaz mazimus (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phyllotreta atra (Coleoptera)

Phyllotreta consobrina (Coleoptera)

Phyllotreta undulata (Coleoptera)

Phytomyza atricornis (?) (Diptera)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Psylliodes chrysocephala (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA SP.:

Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
BROMELIACEAE:

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)
BROMUS:

Frankliniella cestrum (Thysanoptera)

BROUGHTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera
BULBOPHYLLUM:

Pinnaspis exercitata (Homoptera)
BUXUS:

Eriophyes canestrinii (Acarina)
CACTUS:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Sizeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Neodryocoetes guianea (Coleoptera)
CALADIUM:

Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)
CALATHEA:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
CALLUNA:

Ctenicera cupreus (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera) .

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)

Wachtiella ericina (?) (Diptera)
CALOPHYLLUM:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Pseudoparlatoria punctata (Homoptera)
CANANGA:

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips vitticornis (Thysanoptera)
CANNA:

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)
CAPSICUM:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Gnorimoschema borsaniella (?) (Lepidoptera)

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidopetra)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CARICA:

Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

Toxotrypana curvicauda (Diptera)
CASIMIROA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CASSIA:

Aganectesis indecora (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
CATTLEYA:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnas pis alienus (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CELTIS:

Aspidiotus pectinatus (tentative) (Homoptera)
CENTAUREA:

Iaplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
CHAENOMELES:

Anisolabis marginalis (Orthoptera)

Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes machili (Homoptera)

Limax marginatus (Mollusea)
CHAMAECYPARIS:

Aspidiolus pseudomeyeri (tentative) (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)

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37

Host and Insects—Continued

CHAMAEDOREA:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium inlabefactum (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:
Capitophorus formosanus (Homoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Macrodactylus mezicanus (Coleoptera)
Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips distalis (Thysanoptera)
Thrips major Uzel (Thysanoptera)
CISTUS:
Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
Macroplaz fasciata (Hemiptera)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
Cry ptophilebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
CITRUS LIMON:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS MEDICA
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CITRUS PARADISI
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Amastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha parallela (?) (Diptera)
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis Cae
CITRUS RETICULA
Aleurocanthus sopL ra Geet toes)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Uaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anasirepha serpentina (Diptera)
Aonidielle citrina (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Cryptop hlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Dialaurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Unas pis citri (Homoptera)
ee yanonensis (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
COCOS:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus coryphae (Homoptera)

COCOS—Continued
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium degneratum (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Homoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Preunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes esakii (Homoptera) \
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus saipanensis (Homoptera)
Stenotrupis marshalli (?) (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
CODIAEUM:
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
Tricentrus albomaculatus (Homoptera)
COFFEA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
é IED GnOlesas hampei (Coleoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
COLEUS:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
CONVALLARIA:

Schwiebea talpa (Acarina)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
CORDYLINE:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Mitrastethus brouni (Coleoptera)

Oxydema longulum (Coleoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera):

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
CORYLUS:

Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Phagoletis pomoneie (Diptera)
CRYPTOMERIA

Diaspis carueli (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
CUCURBITA:

Dacus ciliatus (?) (Diptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
CURCUMA:

Paraputo taraktogoni (Homoptera)

CAD:

Aulacoscelia elongata (Coleoptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capes (Diptera)
CYMBIDIUM: ?

Chrysomphals pinnulifera (tentative) (Homop-

tera

Deroceras reticulatus (Mollusca)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Plautia HUTTE CT (Hemiptera)
CYNAR

Apion Cendant (Coleoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

Gortyna ochracea (Lepidoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
CYNODON:

Antonina graminis (Homoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Apion fuscirostre (Coleoptera)
DAHLIA

Prantliviella paucispinosa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips nigropilosus (Thysanoptera)

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Host and Insects—Continued

DAISY:

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Anaphotrips corbetti (Thysanoptera)

Delichotetranychus vandergooli (Acarina)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Aufeius impressicollis (Hemiptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Lygus rugulipennis (Hemiptera)

Macrosiphum gei (?) (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanopter a)
DIOSCOREA

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

“ Targionia’’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis aucubae (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus kraunhiae (Homoptera)
DRACAENA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Syritta oceanica (Diptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ERYTHRINA:

Specularius impressothorax (Coleoptera)
EUGENIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)
EURYA

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)
FICUS:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Autoserica castanea (Coleoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
FOENICULUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
FRAXINUS:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
FREESIA:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
GALANTHUS:

Apion con duonume (Coleoptera)
GARCINI

Finsonia stelifera (Homoptera)
GARD

Goonies rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Protaetia fusca (Coleoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vitticornis (Thysanoptera)
GASTRORCHIS:

Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (tentative) (Hom

ptera)

GAYLUSSACIA:

Stephanitis oberti (Hemiptera)
GERBERA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Aphanus wmbrosus (Hemiptera)

GLA DIOLUS—Continued
Draeculacephala producta (Homoptera)
Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella fortissima (Homoptera)
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flaws (Thysanoptera)

GLIRICIDIA:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)

GOSSYPIUM:

Bucculatrix thurberiella (Lepidoptera)
Oxrycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
Ptinus ae (Coleoptera)

GYPSOPH
Thrips Pee (Thysanoptera)

Thrips nigropilosus (Thysanoptera)

HEDERA
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

HELIANTHUS:

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)

HELICONIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Protaetia fusca (Coleoptera)

HIBISCUS:

Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)
Diaprepes famelicus var. (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
dicenion brits gracilis (Thysanoptera)

HYACIN US:

Aglossa beeweith (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)

HYMENOCALLIS:

Trionymus lounsburyi (Homoptera)

IPOMOFA:

Cylas for micarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

Culas for micarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Huscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera) x

IRIS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
Blissus leucopterus hirtus (Hemiptera)
Bregmatothrips iridis (Thysanoptera)

IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidit (Homoptera)

JASMINUM:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

JUNIPERUS:

Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)
Hep idosaphes pallida (Homoptera)

KADSUR
GE rubens (Homoptera)

KALMIA:

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Homoptera)

KERRIA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

KHAYA
Cordylomera spinicornis (Coleoptera)

LACTUCA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)
Dicyphus annulatus (Hemiptera)
Macrosiphum formosanum (Homeptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips angustice>s (Ubysanoptera)

LAELIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrusomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

LANSIUM:

PI cidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

LATANIA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

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Host and Insects—Continued

LATHYRUS:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Calocoris norvegicus (Hemiptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flaous (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
Piezodorus lituratus (Hemiptera)
Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LEONOTIS:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
LEONTOPODIUM:

Frankliniella pallida (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LEUCOPHYLLUM:

Chionaspis leucadendri (Homoptera)
LILIUM:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)
Diaprepes famelicus var. (Coleoptera)
Euborellia moesta (Orthoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Chysanoptera)

LITCHI:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
LIVISTONA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
LUPINUS:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

LYCASTE:

Tridomyr mex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Puio ulter (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
MACADAMIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)
MACROZANONIA:

Dacus caudatus (Diptera)

MALUS:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Ceratilis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Epiaiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)
Tortriz excessana (Lepidoptera)
Tortrix postvitiana (Lepidoptera)

MALVA:

Apion aeneum (Coleoptera)
Apion radiolus (Coleoptera)

MAMMEA:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

MAMMILLARIA

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)
Sexeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)

MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Aspidictus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Euborellia plebeja (Orthoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
MAXILLARIA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

ELIA:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

MELILOTUS:
Frankliniella cestrum (Thysanoptera)
MENTHA:
Phorodon menthae (Homoptera)
MESPILUS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
MOMORDICA:
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
MONSTERA:
Cyrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Protaetia fusca (Coleoptera)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Metamasius sericeus carbonarius (Coleoptera)

MUSCARI:

Bouhelia maroccana (Homoptera)
MUSSAENDA:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
NERIUM:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Vhysanoptera)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
NIPA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
NOLINA:

Chrysomphalus smilacis (Homoptera)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
OLEA:

Aspidiotus braunschvigi (tentative) (Homoptera)

Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPERCULINA:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Sybra alternana (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anaphothrips orchidaceus (‘Thysanoptera)
Anchonus foveifrons (Coleoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)
Corimelaena elegans (Hemiptera)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Epilachna varivestis (Coleoptera)
Eustrophinus marginatus (Coleoptera)
Fulvius anthocorides (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha magna (Hemiptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Tridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)
Macropygium reticulare (Hemiptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Myochrous femoralis (Coleoptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Isoptera)
Neolobophora ruficeps (Orthoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae (?) (Diptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)

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ORCHID—Continued
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemierapt)
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips nigricornis (Thysanoptera)

daplotlinins wouramboulchii (Thysanoptera)
OR

Chita rie (Lepidoptera)
Halyomorpha picta (Hemiptera)
Scotinophara lurida (Hemiptera)
PACHYCEREUS:
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
PAEONIA:
Phassus excrescens (?) (Lepidoptera)
PALM:
Aleurotrachelus trachoides (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium inlabefactum (Homoptera)
Chrysocoris grandis (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Dysdercus flavolimbatus (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Oncometopia fowleri (Homoptera)
Paraleyrodes citri (?) (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)
PEDILANTHUS
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
PERSEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
Tuckerella pavoniformis (Acarina)
PHALAENOPSIS:
Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS:
Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia legquminis (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Fulvius anthocorides (Hemiptera) -
Lepidosaphes carinata (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
PHLOX:
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
PHOENIX:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PICEA:
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Pituogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
PINUS:

Eulachnus piniformosanus (?) (Homoptera)

Fylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Ips sexdentatus (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)

Pityogenes bidentatus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Poliaspis pini (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)

Ptochoryclis tsugensis (?) (Lepidoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)
PITTOSPORUM:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Chonchaspis newsteadi (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

POLIANTHES:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
PORTULACA:

Ferrisia virgata Gao monters)
PORTULACARIA

Selenaspidus portulacariae (Homoptera)
PRIMULA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips picipes (‘Thysanoptera)
PROSOPIS:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)

Listroderes subcinctus (Coleoptera)

Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Porotermes quadricollis (Isoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Listroderes subcinctus (Coleoptera)

Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS SERRULATA LANNESIANA:

PRUNUS SPINOSA

Diptacus gigantorhynchus (Acarina)

Eriophyes similis (Acarina)
PRUNUS SP. (CHERRY)

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS VAR::

Ericerus pela (Homoptera)

IUM:

Anthonomus eee Cae: a)

Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeopians (Diptera)
Anastrepha striata (Diptera)
Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Paraleyrodes goyabae (?) (Homoptera)
PUNICA
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (?) Diptera)
Cryptoblabes qnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
PYRUS:
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
QUERCUS:
Aspidiotus zonatus (Homoptera)
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
RATHBUNIA:
Icerya palmeri (Homoptera)
RHODODENDRON
Acronicta rumicis (Lepidoptera)
Aleurolobus rhododendri (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)
Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Stephanilis pyrioides (Hemiptera)
RHUS:
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
RICINUS:
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
RORIPPA:
Hydrellia nasturtii (Diptera)
Phyllotreta nigripes (Coleoptera)
ROSA:
Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)
Lerrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Pranklinielia intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Host and Insects—Continued

ROSA—Continued

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
RUSCUS:

ee britannicus (Homoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Bilonumus sacchari (Homoptera)
SALIX

Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)
SAM EA:

Sinoryton conigerum (Coleoptera)
SAPO

eviepha ludens (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Coleoptera)

Eutetranychus banksi (Acacina)
SCABIOSA:

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
SCHINUS:

Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

peldole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
SCILL

maria equestris (Diptera)
SELAGINELLA

Epilachna varivestis (Coleoptera)

Orthezia selaginellae (Homoptera)
SMILAX:

Aulacaspis spinosa (Homoptera)
SOIL:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Mniophila muscorum (Coleoptera)

FRhynchaenus fagi (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Lineodes integra (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM

Alloracis dorsalis (Coleoptera)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)
SOLANUM SP.:

Bue Od es elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SORBU

Pieris oleae (Homoptera)
SORGHUM:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
STANHOPEA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina) -

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
STAPELIA:

Asterolecanium stentae (Homoptera)
STIPA:

Nysius simulans (Hemiptera)
STRELITZIA:

Oxrydema longulum (Coleoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SYRINGA:

Adorophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

SYRINGA—Continued
Dendrothrips ornatus (Thysanoptera)
Rhynchaenus populi (Coleoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
Tydeus granulosus (Acarina)
TAMARINDUS:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
TAMARIX
Tenaapies newsteadi (Homoptera)
TERMINALIA:
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
TRACHYCARPUS:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
TULIPA:
oui pes lulipae (Homoptera)
ULMU
Hylurgopinus rufipes (Coleoptera)
VACCINIUM
ay dlewrotubercutatus similis (?) (Homoptera)
Anaphothrips corbetti (Thysanoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Tridomyrmer humilis (Hymenoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria pseudas pidiotus (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
VIBURNUM:
Aphis viburni (?) (Homoptera)
VICIA:

Apion pomonae (Coleoptera)

Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)

Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
VIGNA:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
VIOLA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
VITIS:

Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus (Coleoptera)

Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)

Cry ptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)

Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)

Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)

Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)
WISTERIA:

Chionaspis wistariae (Homoptera)

Phenacoccus fujicola (Homoptera)
YUCCA:

Asterolocanium agavis (Homoptera)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

pidomuiie humilis (Hymenoptera)

Moodna pesinudlie (Lepidoptera)
ZELKOV.
pee ‘abeliceae (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes kuwacola (Homoptera)
ZINGIBER:
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
ZINNIA:
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Anomala cuprea (Coleoptera)
Anomala viridana (Coleoptera)
Apogonalia stali (Homoptera)
Burtinus notatipennis (Hemiptera)
Conoderus vagus (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Draeculacephala producta (Homoptera)
Jridomyrnex humilis (Hymenoptera)

BE

AIRPLAN E—Continued
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Perkinsiella vitiensis (Homoptera)
Protaetia fusca (Coleoptera)
Protaetia orientalis (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Syritta oceanica (Diptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)

meus ocere globosa (Coleoptera)

Pruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

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Hosts Unknown—Continued

BULB:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
FERN:

Rradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

FLOWERS:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Felix aspersa (Mollusca)
Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
Mononorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Oxycarenus bicolor (Hemiptera)

Protaetia fusca (Coleoptera)

Pseudothrips glaucus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips EOD Gsteay (Thysanoptera)

FOREST LITT

Hy pera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

GRASS

Aspidiotus bilobis (Homoptera)
etc OLeconia miliaris miliaris (Homoptera)
ERB:

Aglossa curprealis (Lepidoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Zetha chavesi (Orthoptera)

IN BOX OF ANTHURIUMS:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
E CAN:

IN GARBAGE

aati epis ludens (Diptera)

Aleuroplatus denticulatus (Homoptera)
Aleurothrixus myrtacei (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Targionia lawrina (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Unaspis euonymi (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

LEGUMINOSAE POD:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

MERCHANDISE

Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
OSS:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

PACKING:

Listroderes subcinctus (Coleoptera)

PAPER WRAPPING:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)

PLANT:
Aleyrodes proletella (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)
RAILWAY CAR:
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
RETURNED WAR EQUIPMENT:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
RHIZOME
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Minthea Pau OUs (Coleoptera)
SCRAP META

Achatina fulica Girotasea)
STRAW JACKE

Clycyphagus Gerais (Acarina)

Tydeus interruptus (Acarina)
SUCCULENT:

SUIT

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
TREE FERN:

Pradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
TREE SEED:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
TRUCK:

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
VEGETABLES:

Monacha obstructa (Mollusca)
WITH BANANAS:

Anastrepha distincta (Diptera)
WOOD:

Chilo simplex (Lepidoptera)

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

Dinoderopsis serriger (?) (Coleoptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Kalotermes durbanensis (Isoptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)

Pogonocherus hispidulus (Coleoptera)

Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)

Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
WOOL:

Calonota festiva (Coleoptera)

Countries of Origin and Insects

ALGERIA:

Bruchus guttalis
Parlatoria zizyphus

AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Furcapsis biformis
Pectinophora gossy piella

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN SUDAN:

Pectinophora gossypiella

ANGOLA

Specularius impressithorax

ANTIGUA

Aspidiotus palmae

Coccus viridis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pulvinaria psidii

“ Targionia’”’ hartii

ARGENTINA:

Frankliniella bispinosa
Frankliniella cestrum
Glycphagus domesticus
Nysius simulans
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Ptinus tectus

AUSTRALIA:

Calonota festiva
Ceroplastes rubens
Deroceras reticulatum
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lepidosaphes tuberculata

AUSTRALIA—Continued
Ozxycarenus bicolor
Phorodon menthae
Plautia brunneipennis
Pseudococcus gahani
Pulvinaria psidii

AZORES:

Aglossa cuprealis
Ceratitis capitata
Deroceras reticulatum
Iridomyrmex humilis
Onthophagus taurus
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus

Zetha chavesi

BAHAMAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ferrisia virgata
Morganella longispina

BARBADOS:
Aspidiotus destructor
“Targionia” hartii
Vinsonia stellifera

BELGIAN CONGO:
Cryptophlebia leucotreta
Stephanoderes hampei

BELGIUM:

Apion fuscirostre
Deroceras reticulatum

Lepidosaphes bladhiae (tentative) (Homoptera)
TCASE:

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

BELGIU M—Continued
Evergestis forficalis
Gracilaria azaleela
Ips sexdentatus
Phlyctaenia ferrugalis
RTBU ES | atricornis (2)

BERMUD
Coccus viridis
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Diaprepes famelicus var.
Frankliniella bispinosa
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Tridomyrmex humilis
Monomorium destructor
Morganella longispina
Pheidole megacephala
Prodenia ornithogalli
Taeniothrips gracilis

BRAZIL:

Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha parallela (?)
Anastrepha ser pentina
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium degeneratum
Asterolecanium pustulans
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus paulistus
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Eurytoma orchidearum
Frankliniella paucispinosa
Galgupha vinculata
Gnorimoschema borsaniella (?)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Tridomyr mex iniquus

Maruca testulalis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes hampei

BRITISH EAST AFRICA:
Dinoderopsis serriger (?)

BRITISH GUIANA:

Neodryocoetes guianae
Pinnaspis buzi

BRITISH HONDURAS:

Pseudischnaspis alienus

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Callosobruchus maculatus

Leucaspis cockerelli
Unaspis citri
CANADA:
Blissus leucopterus hirtus
Hylurgopinus rufipes
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
CANAL ZONE:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysompholus umboniferus
Coccus viridis
Fundella pelluscens
Furcaspis biformis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Myochrous femoralis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Leucinodes orbonalis
Pheidole megacephala
CENTRAL AMERICA:
Ue SDs cockerelli
CEYLON:
ena herculeanus
HIE:

Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus
Brevipalpus chilensis
Epidiaspis piricola

CHILE—Continued
Leptoglossus chilensis
Listroderes subcinctus
Megalometis chiliensis
Porotermes quadricollis

CHINA:

Chilo simplex
Coptotermes formosanus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Minthea rugicollis
Parlatoria zizyphus
US gracilis

COLOM
MBGanoINeeES orchidaceus
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coccus viridis
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Euscepes postfasciatus
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri

COSTA RICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Furcaspis biformis

Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Neolobophora ruficeps
Pseudischnaspis longissima

CUBA:

Aganactesis indecora

Aleurothrixus floccosus

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Anastrepha suspensa

Aspidiotus destructor

Asterolecanium pustulans

Chrysomphalus tenax

Coccus viridis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus

Dolichotetranychus floridanus

Ferrisia virgata

Leucaspis cockerelli

Maruca testulalis

Parlatoria cinerea

Parlatoria crotonis

Pheidole megacephala

Pinnaspis buxi

Protopulvinaria longivalvata

Ribua innozia

Taeniothrips dianthi

Trionymus sacchari
CURACAO:

Caryedon fuscus

Furcaspis biformis
DENMARK:

Adoxophyes orana

Apion carduorum

Phytomyza atricornis (?)

Schwiebea talpa

Sitona lineata

Taeniothrips atratus

Thrips angusticeps

Thrips major
DOMINICA:

Pheidole megacephala

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Mimosestes dominicanus
Pheidole euneUACED RAL

ECUADOR:
Aleuroplatus denticulatus
Aspidiotus palmae
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Pinnaspis buzi
Stenoma anonella
Stenoma catenifer

EGYPT
Ceratitis capitata
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lizrus junci
Parlatoria oleae

ENGLAND:

Acronicta rumicis

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ENGLAND—Continued
Adoxophyes orana
Anuraphis tulipae
Aspidiotus zonatus
Ctenicera cupreus
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Frankliniella intonsa
Gracilaria azaleella
Flydrellia nasturtii
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Phytomyza atricornis (?)
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips picipes
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips angusticeps
Thrips flavus
Tydeus granulosus

FIJI:

Perkinsiella vitiensis
Stenotrupis marshaili (?)

FIJI (2):

Aonidiella inornata

FINLAND:

Eriophyes leionotus

FORMOSA:
Aleurolobus rhododendri
Aspidiotus bilobis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pseudaonidia clavigera

FRANCE:

Acrolepia assectella
Apion carduorum
Barathra brassicae
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Curculio elephas
Epidiaspis piricola
Evergestis rimosalis
Frankliniella bispinosa
Glycyphagus domesticus
Gortyna ochracea
Mamestra brassicae
Phyllotreta atra
Phyllotreta consobrina
Phyllotreta nigripes
Phyllotreta undulata
Pseudococcus gahani
Psylliodes chrysocephala
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamua cretica

Thrips flavus

Tydeus interruptus

GERMANY:
Anuraphis tulipae
Apion pomonae
Dicyphus annulatus
Frankliniella intonsa
Gelechia ericetella
Glycyphagus domesticus
Hylurgops palliatus
Lygus rugulipennis
Macrosiphum gei (?)
Micrelus ericae
Pityogenes bidentatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Polychrosis botrana
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus
Thrips major

GOLD COAST:
Cordylomera spinicornis

GREECE:

Bruchus tristis
Ceratitis capitata
Epidiaspis piricola
Parlatoria oleae
Sesamia cretica
Taeniothrips dianthi
Thrips angusticeps

GRENADA:
Parlatoria cinerea
GUADELOUPE:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
CO ODa nies sordidus

Achatina fulica
Ceroplastes rubens
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Pseudococcus saipanensis

GUATEMALA:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Anaphothrips orchidaceus
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Anchonus foveifrons
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Fulvius anthocorides
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Puto ulter
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris vestitus

HAITI:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sinoxylon conigerum
Unaspis citri

HAWAII:
Adoretus sinicus
Amorbia emigratella
Anaphothrips corbetti
Aonidiella inornata
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium pustulans
Bradybaena similaris
Brevipalus phoenicis
Caryedon fuscus
Catorama herbarium
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus capparidis
Coccus viridis
Coptotermes formosanus
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptotermes brevis
Dacus cucurbitae
Dacus dorsalis
Diocalandra taitensis
Ereunetis flavistriata
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Ferrisia virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Iridomyrmex humilis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes bladhiae (tentative)
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Mimosestes sallaci
Mitrastethus brouni
Nysius coenosulus
Odonaspis greeni
Oxydema fusiforme
Oxydema longulum
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buzi
Pinnaspis wniloba
Protaetia fusca
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Sinoxylon conigerum
Siphanta acuta

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

HAWAII—Continued
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
Syritta oceanica
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Taeniothrips vitticornis
Tricentrus albomaculatus
Trionymus lounsburyi
Tuckerella pavoniformis
Xystrocera globosa

HONDURAS:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudischnaspis alienus

HUNGARY:

Bruchus brachialis

INDIA:

Anaphothrips corbetti
Aspidiotus destructor
Callosobruchus maculatus
Caryedon fuscus

Chilo simplex

Coccus capparidis

Cylas formicarius
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Heierobostrychus aequalis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Minthea rugicollis
Monomorium destructor
Paraputo taraktogoni
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis exercitata
Sinozrylon anale
Sinorylon conigerum
Sternochetus mangiferae

INDONESIA:

Dacus caudatus
Furcaspis biformis
Stephanoderes hampei

IRELAND:

Calocoris norvegicus
Diptacus gigantorhynchus
Eriophyes similis
Glycyphagus domesticus
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus

Thrips major

Thrips nigropilosus

ISRAEL:

Asterolecanium pustulans
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Parlatoria cinerea

Thrips flavus

ITALIAN SOMALILAND:
Ozycarenus hyalinipennis
Pectinophora gossypiella

ITALY:

Aglossa cuprealis
Apion carduorum
Apion radiolus

Aspidiotus brawnschvigi (tentative)

Aspidiotus britannicus
Autoserica castanea
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus tristis
Cavariella capreae
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Curculio nucum
Dacus oleae

Deroceras reticulatum
Dyspessa ulula
Epidiaspis piricola
Euborellia moesta
Glycyphagus domesticus
Gortyna flavago
Iridomyrmex humilis

ITALY—Continued

Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Lecanium corni
LTimar maximus
Mamestra brassicae
Mniophila muscorum
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Piezodorus lituratus
Polychrosis botrana
Prays oleellus
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhynchaenus fagi
Sesamia cretica
Trialeurodes lauri

JAMAICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Caryedon fuscus
Chrysomphalus tenax

Coccus viridis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Fundella pellucens
Furcaspis biformis

Leucasprs cockerelli
Monomorium destructor
Palaeopus costicollis
Parallelodiplosis cattleyae
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN

Anisolabis marginalis
Anomala cuprea
Anthonomus rectirostris
Aonidiella citrina
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aspidiotus destructor

Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri (tentative)

Aulacaspis spinosa
Baratha brassicae
Capitophorus formosanus
Ceroplastes ceriferus
Ceroplastes rubens

Chilo simplex

Chionaspis wistariae
Chrysocoris grandis
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes citri
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diaspis carueli

Ericerus pe-la

Eriococcus abeliceae
Eulachnus piniformosanus (?)
Frankliniella formosae
Grapholitha molesta
Halyomorpha picta
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes kuwacola
Lepidosaphes machili
Lepidosaphes newsteadi
Lepidosaphes pallida
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Limaz marginatus
Listroderes costirostris obliquus
Macrosiphum formosanum
Maruca testulalis
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria pyri
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phassus excrescens (?)
Phenacoccus fujicola
Poliaspis pini

Protaetia orientalis
Pseudococcus kraunhiae
Pseudococcus pini
Ptochoryctis tsugensis (?)
Pyrausta nubilalis
Scotinophara lurida
Stephanitis pyrioides

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46 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued
MEXICO—Continued

JAP AN—Continued
Taeniothrips distalis
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Thrips nigropilosus
Unaspis yanonensis
Xyleborus morstatti

JOST VAN DYKES:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Feterotermes convexinotatus
“Targionia”’ hartii

KOREA:

Phenacaspis aucubae

KWAJALEIN:

Furcaspis oceanica
Lepidosaphes esakii

LEBANON:

Bradybaena similaris
Bruchus dentipes
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae

LEBANON(?):

Monacha obstructa

LIBERIA:

“Targionia’’ sacchari

MADAGASCAR:
Chrysomphalus pirnulilers (tentative)

MADEIRA ISLAND
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Taigionta laurina

MALT
Conatitas capitata

MARTINIQUE:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aulacaspis tubercularis

MEXICO:

Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleurotrachelus trachoides
Alloxacis dorsalis
Alpheias conspirata
Amorbia emigratella
Anaphothrips orchidaceus
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha suspensa
Antonina graminis
Aphanus umbrosus
Apogonalia stali
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterolecanium agavis
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium inlabefactum
Asterolecanium pustulans
Aufeius impressicollis
Aulacoscelia elongata
Blissus leucopterus insularis
Bucculatrix thurberiella
Burtinus notatipennis
Chrysomphalus agavis
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
eChrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrysomphalus smilacis
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Conchaspis newsteadi
Conoderus vagus
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Corimelaena elegans
Crocidosema plebeiana
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citri
Dialeurodes citrifolit
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Draeculacephala producta
Dysdercus flavolimbatus
Epilachna varivestis
Epinotia opposita
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Eustrophinus marginatus

Eutetranychus banksi
Exptochiomera oblonga
Ferrisia virgata
Frankliniella fortissima
Fulvius anthocorides
Furcaspis biformis
Galgupha magna
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Helix aspersa

Icerya palmeri
Laspeyresia leguminis
Lepidosaphes carinata
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Ligyrus ebenus

Lineodes integra
Macrodactylus mezicanus
Macropygium reticulare
Metamasius sericeus carbona: ws
Micrapate labialis
Mimosestes sallaei
Moodna bisinuella
Myochrous carinatus
Myodocha longicollis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Oncometopia fowleri
Orthezia selaginellae
Paraleyrodes citri (?)
Paraleyrodes goyabae (?)
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buxi
Platoeceticus symmicta
Platynota rostrana
Pseudococcus boninsis
Pseudoparlatoria punctata
Rhagoletis pomonella
Sisamnes contractus
Sizeonotus luteiceps
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batesi
“Targionia’’ bromiliae
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tenthecoris vestitus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Tetraleurodes ursorum
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Trionymus sacchari
Unaspis euwonymi

MONTSERRAT:

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum

MOROCCO

Bouhelia maroccana
Ceratitis capitata
Furcaspis biformis
Parlatoria zizyphus

MOZAMBIQUE:

Ceratitis capitata (?)

NETHERLANDS:

Adoxophyes orana
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis tulipae
Aphis viburni (?)
Bregmatothrips iridis
Dendrothrips ornatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Eriophyes canestrinii
Glycyphagus domesticus
Gracilaria azaleella
Lampetia equestris
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Phytomyza atricornis (?)
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhynchaenus popult
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus

NEVIS

N

Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris
Asterolecanium miliaris robustum
“Targionia”’ hartii
EW ZEALAND:
Deroceras reticulatum
Helix aspersa

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

NEW ZEALAND—Continued
Tortrix excessana
Tortriz postvittana
NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Stenoma anonella
NORWAY:
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis tulipae
PALMYRA ISLAND:
Ferrisia virgata
PANAMA:
Anastrepha distincta
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Chrysomphalus scutiformis
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pinnaspis buzi
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Vinsonia stellifera
PARAGUAY:
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
ERU:

Epinotia opposita
Euscepes postfasciatus
PHILIPPINES:
Achatina fulica
Aonidiella citrina
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus coryphae
Aspidiotus palmae
Aulacaspis tudercularis
Chrysomphalus tingi
Conarthrus vicinus
Dacus cucurhitae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Ferrisia virgata
Lepidosaphes vermiformis
Macrosiphum formosanum
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pheidole megacephala
Pulvinaria psidit
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Unaspis yanonensis
PORTUGAL:
Aleyrodes proletella
Apion pomonae
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Tridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lecanium corni
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria oleae
Phytomyza atricornis (?)
Rhagoletis cerasi
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Maruca testulalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
“Targionia”’ sacchari
(Sanh 1c da plap yes
Aleurothrixrus myrtacei
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris
ST. MARTIN:
“Targionia” hartii
SAIPAN:
Achatina fulica

SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pseudischnaspis alienus
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
Tenthecoris distinguendus
SCOTLAND:
Frankliniella intonsa
Gelechia ericetella
Micrelus ericae
Orthotylus ericetorum
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus
Thrips major
Wachtliella ericina (?)
SIERRA LEONE:
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
SPAIN:
Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo simplex
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dyspessa ulula
Hypera nigrirostris
Laspeyresia splendana
Limar marginatus
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
Cylas formicarius
SUMATRA:
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
SWEDEN:
Adoxophyes orana
Aleurotuberculatus similis
Argyresthia conjugella
Hylurgops palliatus
Pityogenes chalcographus
Pogonocherus hispidulus
Stephanitis oberti
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips nigropilosus
SWITZERLAND:
Frankliniella pallida
Lampetia equestris
Taeniothrips atratus
SYRIA:
Dacus oleae
TUAERTAT:
Morganella longispina
Sternochetus mangiferae
THAILAND:
Cylas formicarius var.
Dolichotetranychus vandergooti
Euborellia plebeja
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Sternochetus mangiferae
TORTOLA:
Anastrepha mombinpraecoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Cylas formicarius
Euscepes postfasciaius
“Targionia’”’ hartii
TRANSVAAL:
Brithys pancratii
Pheidole megacephala
TRINIDAD:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia sterccrea
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Ferrisia virgata

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48

TRINIDAD—Continued
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Mimosestes dominicanus
Mimosestes sallaei
Nasutitermes nigriceps
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buzi
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
“Targionia’”’ sacchari
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera

TURKEY:

Ceratitis capitata
Lepidosaphes ficus
Macroplaz fasciata
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sesamia cretica

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Aspidiotus pectinatus (tentative)
Asterolecanium stentae
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Chionaspis lewcodendri
Cryptophlebia leucotreta
Dacus ciliatus (?)
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips nigricornis
Haplothrips wouramboulchii
Tridomyrmex humilis
Kalotermes durbanensis
Lampetia equestris
Pheidole megacephala
Phlyctinus callosus
Pseudaspidoproctus fulleri
Pseudothrips glaucus

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA—Continued
Selenaspidus portulacariae
Specularius impressothoraz

UNKNOWN:

Ceratitis capitata
Chilo simplex
Frankliniella intonsa
Orthezia praelonga
Stephanoderes hampei
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips dianthi
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus

Thrips major
Unaspis yanonensis

URUGUAY:

Epinotia opposita

VENEZUELA:
Aganactesis indecora
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Capaneus tetricus
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coccus viridis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Fundella pelluscens (?)
Furcaspis biformis
Monomorium destructor
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Vinsonia stellifera

WAKE ISLAND:
Anomala viridana

WEST INDIES:
Leucaspis cockerelli

YUGOSLAVIA:

Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Laspeyresia splendana

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Aecidium mozinnae Arth.:
ALSTON OTA OI ps a
Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:
Dianthus barbatus (sweet-william) _______________
IDPS AO. (Caacenpton)o 225s

Aphelenchoides bicaudatus Imamura:

UD TO COCTUGSS Dis See erp eae ae ent a
Aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi (Schwartz) (?):

(ORO KAT DOTO BO = a
Aphelenchoides subtenuis Cobb:

UNGT.CISSUS!S TEE ee pe re st mee at es hy Mcrae a
Apiospora punctum Sace. & Speg.:

IBATOID OOM 2 te tie tre ae a Boop mf ans gel De
Apiospora rhododendri Oud.:

FE ROCOGETUCT. ONS Pere eee spn
Aschersonia aleyrodis Webber:

Chamaedoreatsp (Qo ali) ees ee ere en
Ascochyta citri Penz: é

Citrus paradis7 (grapetsuip) aoe ee eee
Asochyta hesperidearum Penz.:

Citrusis71ensi3i(OTae C) mem eer ete ae
Ascochyta magnoliae Thuem.:

MAGN OLIG: SP yest OST ts eae ere eee eee eee
Ascochyta pisi Lib.:

NZECTRIS Diba Swell Rese ee
Ascochyta trigonellae Tray. & Spessa:

Trigonella'sp ete Se cece Dee year
Asperisporium caricae (Speg.) Maubl.:

Carica papa dss A 2 ar el nae ee

Number of s
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin re letsealics Collected
a .| 2 |=
38 =| 3d
ng oO ag
Sie || f=! ||Gs—
o jo) HH
\e) Z |Ay
Vex COR ea aete nel eee eset ss|| Neh,
@anadaie =. e225 ee eo=-|2-==| Uy INE Yee
Krancewapanes eee 1 ..--| Hawaii, Pa.,
Wash.
BTA 71 ea se eae eee =o scl! wll) |e as
Japan 2 ee eee Bee ||S555)) tl |) Chie
italy eae ee ee ee eee ee Pe r(aIMINTS. Yo
Japanese. see eee Sase||> ib essai) tal,
Iajovele yal Ak a Sa essel) ay Wega,
Miexicoss) so oso ee DU eee PR OEAES Nin REN e.
CanalsZoneteeee eee Seca! by esce) Oi
Mexico, Turkey_-_------ 2) p22 oleae saves
INetherlandsseve see Bees) | eee en | VV Oe
OMNIS) cote saeceesssess Beas mee al ud;
Murke yess see eee a2 oailkee-|| le DACA
Cuba, Mexico_------=--- 1 TL ool) AMER

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Pests (diesases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin A, Salles Cole
Bel = |S
S| 8 jag
dP?| gd loF
i) oO} a
Oo |Z |p
Botryosphaeria berengeriana de N.f. araucariae Sace.:
AN ATORGTIFOE: CR OUASTRO Se pee eease Ttalyeeeceeke See ss se ee en IANS Oe
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dug.:
GRICE GUSISD Mee heh. Wage re e eeeeteee Netherland sesetsse ees eae a |e NE
IDIGHKE QOS SS ee Kenya ee Se ae SS e|eses|) LN ING do
Botrytis elliptica (Berk.) Cke.: :
Liliwm auratum (goldband lily) ------------------ Japanese. cones se Soe Soe | e210) (Calif. ye
Hawaii.
Lilium auratum platyphyllum_____---------------|----- om ee eae eee ea ee aC alites
Lilium japonicum (Japanese lily) ._--___---_-_--_--|__--- [o\oveme ee eee ae Soe eee oy RC alites
Lilium speciosum rubrum (pink speciosum lily) __|__--_ 0 teen ern eee SA s5-|| 3 || Cac.
Palnunvtigninwm (tiger lily)... 2-2-2 eee ee (Cie see i eee Se EES 28 eC alitas
Botrytis gladiolorum Timmerm.:
PAGIOMENET CS Dee se ee eae SEs 2 INetherland ssa Basel boss|| IL ING do
Gladiolus gandavensis (breeders gladiolus) ____-_-- Apap Of yal acta o ee tatiet ore Les|boee|| 2) || (Oeibin
GULGLOLU SSP baete ate eS. SIE. = Sew a ae Germany, Japan, Mex- | 1 |----| 3 | Calif*.,!D.C.,
ico. ING NG
Briosia azaleae (Pk.) Dearn.:
RWhoGdodendronk© hint zu aes eee ee eee 1Dyayed Brel ote eel eeets TINTS
Catacauma sabal Chardon (?):
SESS] rr ee oe eR ene a ee IVIGXI CO Meee eee 1G ee Se eee MOT oa
Cephalosporium roseum Cda.: :
On Onsarivan (GiCe) twee ee SU ee Wa ee TEXT AOE ay pesos eee Teel seec|) cua biat ol
Cercospora angreci Roum.:
Odontioda Madeline (orchid) ______________---._- Bel site eee aeons Ese eset WNT dé
Cercospora centrosema Chupp & Muller:
(COMM OSAING DOUNATT AG = SE Se ee Salivad or emen esa cenomnaes Pas [sateen rat | AT) CG)
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.: F)
COE See a eee eae VIG Xl CO Meee eetenn ens li) | Sane Pees lex
Cercospora handelii Bub.:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)___--_-_----- Bel giumeeeee eee Pesce! AL ING de
FLILOCOGER ANON SD Bee a ee ree Ee ee Netherlands_____----__-- oo See! PF) INS do
Cercospora malayensis F. L. Stevens & Solh.:
Hibiscus esculentus (okra) _.._.__.__-.----.-_------ Ci atiiee a aE 1g) 32 24S alee
Cercospora mirabilis Tharp:
POG TAROT BOLE A a no ee es ee C@anallZone ee fuepoee|| ares oe | BE Ae
Cercospora musae Zimm.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _____--.------------- PuertopRicoles. =e iG ee | eee | :
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) Canal Zone, Ecuador, | 10 | 1 |----| Ala., Calif.*,
Guatemala, Mexico, Tex.
Cercospora neriella Sacc.: Trinidad.
Neriwm oleander (oleander)___------------------- IBEnING aa ee pee|lbosel> Ib] IMAKol
Cercospora oryzae I. Miyake:
Onin, Suites (a2) 322 ne ee ee VG Xi CQ eee en Mossel oncll Qtr
Cercospora pini-densiflorae Hori & Nambu: i
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine) --_-------- Japante oe - en See ee ees ele Calites
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:
PPenseanamenicana) (AVOCA 0) 22-28 2-2-2 = 2=- = VICK: C0 Seen ON =| me] NEES
Cercospora rhododendri Em. Marchal & Verpl.:
LOCC OD. BD a SSS INetherlandsess2s2 see Pesce sl al Neal
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:
IB OLIIAOCRLOGMUTUSC ULL DL eens ae ee ene KKienyas <5 et Peel esel| eal DS
Heteropogon contortus (tanglehead)___-_-__-__---- GD hakegrahyaligey ee esse || aly) ADE e
EAU DUN RENAL LNLOTUL eee eee ne KCniy A en ee ee ee ESS | oe De,
ED DONT REN USD sea sie Dane ee ia TET Se Madagascar_____...----- Ee Bees ME PDA
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallis grass}_._-_---------- J NRE ee Na INGE 6
Ceuthospora lunata Shear:
PAQHUG OT ECLCAS Dee ape ean pe ee et UN Netherlands______.___--_- Ne ll eae ANTS
Leucothoe catesbaei (drooping leucothoe)________-__|--_-- Ys Voy aoe Se FE ere Be aleeel| val Wane
BIS CULCOUM O CLS [yee aoe oe la ei ea la | (6 oye Gi Sareea Mees Spree SS lol IN
Chaetomella atra Fckl.:
OT Chi Gee een tone alee ee eee o a teens Oe eta Vex COWsa Reenter nok mea Hs 0h eee ly | SeX
Chaetomium contortum Bainier:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-------------------- Netherland s=—sese=aaes= Ses les | eee Calites
Chrysomyxa rhododendri (DC.) d By.:
Rhododendron azaleodendron___------------------- had biel — se eos Se | TRIN
Rhododendron ferruginewm_-.--------------------- Austria, Switzerland__-_| 12 )----| 2] N.J., N. Y.
RROCOCENGTOTNIS pemn nee ne EE Switzerland___________-- 2) Sees ee Calitics uN, a.
Claviceps paspali F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:
Paspalum notatum (bahia grass) __-_------------- IB Taz eee ee ase nea ee SSI aL || 1D). Oh.
Claviceps purpurea (Fr.) Tul.:
AG ATCT YATOMD Sy sey ees teese Wile Maen cepacia es |e 1 ASDC:

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Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Coleosporium bletiae Diet.:
Phajus wallichii (orchid) -

Coleosporium dahliae Arth.:
Daktiasp ee

Coleosporium domingense (Berk.) Arth.:

IPIUMETLOS Das eee

Coleosporium solidaginis (Schw.) Thuem.:

Aster sp
Colletotrichum agaves Cav.:

PAIS AUETS eae eee
Colletotrichwm arecae Syd.:

Arecacathecu (betel palm)

Colletotrichum coffeanum Noack:

Coffeasp. (coffee)

Colletotrichum erythrinae Ell. & Ev.:

Erythrinasp

Col elec asm fructus (F. L. Stevens & J, G. Hall)

Sace.:
Pyrus communis (pear)

Colletotrichum gliricidae Syd.:

Gliricidia sepium __---__--

Colletotrichum graminicolum (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:

Axonopus compressus (carpet grass)
Bromus catharticus (rescue bromegrass)

Grassipacking == ts 25) Sas

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) (?)
Sorghum vulgaretechnicum (broomcorn)

Colletotrichum liliacearum (Schw.) Ferr.:

Allium kansuense__------
Tris ensata (Russian iris)

Tris feotidissima (glad wimiris)_._....____.-_---__--

Tris germanica (German iris)

Country of origin

Australia, Canada, Eng-
land, Germany , New
Zealand.

Tris pseudacorus (yellowflag iris)......-_--__-___- IDNA E WL

Tris unguicularis (Algeriantiris) 220 ee doe ee

TESS Re eter Cee ea Shen oes eon ay ee Le (0 (0 Bees ae reece

Lilium auratum (goldband lily) 2222252 aes e aie JADA eee eee eas

Tiliwmigiganteum (giant lily) se Sea = ae | Eee doh sae eee

Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)__-.-----_-____-_-- Japan, Okinawa_-____----

Lilium makinoi (bamboo lily) -_------__-_-_-_-_-- Japan

Lilium pomponium (pompon lily) -_.------------|----- do

Lilium speciosum (speciosum lily).___--.-___---_]----- do

Lilium speciosum rubrum(pink speciosum) lily__|--_-- do

TALUS PES Si ee ee ea a See do
COllettHchiiin philodendri P. Henn.:

RHLOd ETAT OTST eee re ee IVeXi CO Mesa aes ree
Colletotrichum trichella (Fr.) Duke:

TROEAS TUT RIB ES Os Sa ape a ae Belgium= ses
Colletotrichum yuccae Poll.:

VAG AUEL SD ee stud ke ly ee ee ue ee Eee AN Ttal yin ee ee
Coniosporium palmicola Tracy & Earle:

Gocosinuciferai(COCOnUt) Been esee sane ene Tahitic22<. <2. at. sees
Coniothecium chomatosporum Cda.:

Malusisyvestris: (apple) see ene eee Mexico, Philippines -_----
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.) Sace.:

Laburnum watereri (waterer laburnum)._-------- Netherlands____---------

TG ADUTTULTINS De ie ea es | eee {0 Ko pment Sie ee Ete,
Coniothyriwm hellebori Cke. & Mass.:

TOLLED ORAS UU tO LS ee ee ee ee ne land Saateee eee

Helleborus niger (Christmas-rose) -_-------------- England, Netherlands__-

ELELLED OWS OTE TULCL LS aoe aaa lee meals aaa area INetherland sieesssess= n=

ET EMLeDOTas SDD oo ee CIs | Seen (oe te eee
Coniothyrium olivaceum Bon.:

Wastenian: SD a2 Sxees oe Se ee nena Bea Japanetse ae co eke
Coniothyrium rhododendri P. Henn.:

RROCOGEN ETON SD pose ee eae ne 19n dee
Coniothyrium stanhopeae P. Henn.:

Orchi ghee tee ee Se eae Mexicos22225 === See eeee
Coniothyrium viburni Died.:

WMabunnim bunk 00dtiee men ane eer eee Netherlands=-----22-2---

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
roy 3
B| & |e
q q
S| flac
Oo |Z \y
| OR 1
be ee ee
ae oe 1
Pr oh eee
SSS eh) 3
aT (aN a
jie al nS i
ae eee 1
eee a 1 eee

Collected
in—

Calif* *

Celit-* *, Oreg.
Cal
Cait =
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Tex.
ING dio
N. J.
Calif.*

Hawaii, Tex.

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51

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Cordana musae (Zimm.) Hoehn.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain)
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Coryneum carpophilum (Lev.) Jauch:
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)

Coryneum microstictum Berk. & Br.:
Paeonia lutea (golden peony)

Cryptodiaporthe salicella (Fr.) Wehm.:

SSAIRTISD Sere ee en ue rs SAS, LU 2 Ee

Cryptodidymosphaeria clandestina Syd.:

TEES CULTIDIS [See tee oeein e

Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)

Cryptovalsa rabenhorstii (Nits.) Sace.:
ESL CT IMIS PD ricete = tek ee We es See

Cucurbitaria berberidis (Fr.) S. F. Gray:
Berberis linearifolia (jasperbell barberry)

Cylindrocarpon candidum (LKk.) var. minus Wr.:

aburnum watereri (waterer laburnum)

Cymadothea trifolii (Fr.) Wolf:

SR OLUL TAS D ees oe ae a Seo a ee A os ER

Cytospora palmarum Cke. (?):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Cytospora subclypeata Sace. (?):

LOCOCERALOTSD ene on re ree ann aan oe LenS

Dasyscypha virginea (Fr.) Fckl.:

Rhododendron sp

Dendrophoma obscurans (Ell. & Ev.) H. W. An-

derson:
Fragaria sp

Didymium minus (List.) Morg:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)

Diplodia ananassae Sace.:
Ananas comosus (pineapple)

Diplodia epicocos Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Diplodia paraphysaria Sace.:
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Orchid :

Diplodia theobromae (Pat.) Nowell:
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Diplodina eurhododendri Voss.:

FFUOGOG EIA OTUS eae eee a een ee ee

Diplodina rostrupii Vest.:

PANT OTLELTASD wooo e ne Se ee ee
Leucothoe sp

Discella strobilina (Desm.) Died.:
Picea abies (Norway spruce)

Discosia artocreas Fr.:
Crimneligisp se On rasa ae Sue Soe ee

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:

BINGE CESS7L 8) SP) epee ie ee ees ee

Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed)

Tris filifolia (Gibraltar iris)
Tris xiphioides (English iris)
EERE S TS] eee ey a Oe ne ee Ee

Elsinoe australis Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

Citrus aurantium (sour orange)
Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)

Country of origin

PuertopRicoe eee
cus dorset es

ine lan dete eae
INetherlandssss-s2ceeee ee

guay.

Argentina, Brazil, Uru-
guay

PuertopRicos2-s—s-=2

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
b ' Collected
Pale G.| 0
a8| 3 las
Seo es
o oO }]m
1S) PA feb)
O13 | SS chs | aed] Les 1Rte
2) ie es _-| Calif.*
Dt =i Tex
py A I Naw
eee ee i |} AN fo df
UD ae SC alit:*
Pees Psa alae Oa lites
Pare | eee ele alites
eee aes ele mvViashys
Mts | ESE eT INE)
DE) ee oa Bal) DIS KO}
Lh] Sect Calif.*
acd SN 1 | Wash.
feral se a 1 | Wash.
A IGANG
0 es eee Tex
1 ee es es eTex
seal) thal ING dh
Beds | ESTEE Exe
Bee | 2S 20 Ariz las
1S (Gees |2e5 | tex
peas eee Ze lWashe
ere eseath a ING df
Las | el Ne
1) Sas | ee Nae
ie ye (2 29 (Calif.*
ie | eles ie) NYG
Bee ees | GC alifex
aE cg AS TINT
AE |e 255 || INS
Ler 5a ees Calitet en ia-.
Pann Lex.
Pate let,
OLE | eee leas Md.,
Mass., N.
Ye Pa.,
Tex.
EN PEIN TG NC
264. ees | PAlaSiCalit:;*
Fla.,* La.,
Mass., N.
BY Se gneley
Tex., Va.
Gp | Paar | errs EDR

52

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Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 80, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Endoconidiophora fimbriata (Ell. & Halst.) David-
son:
Ipomoea batatas Gvrect potato) ae ee
Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P. Syd.:
Ory caxsatival (tice) meee ee eee
Epicoccum cocos F. L. Stevens:
Cocosinruciferal(Coconult) = ee aa ase ae
Eutypella stellulata (Fr.) Sace.:
Morus sp. (mulberry)
Exobasidium vaccinii (Fckl.) Wor.:
RNOCOGENnGiONIS Dee ae ee ee
Exosporium cactivorum Petr. & Cif.:
Ge hs Pree eats Se Beaks SEE a oer ne ore
Fusarium diversisporum Sherb.:
Carica papaya (papaya)
Fusarium graminum Cda.:
Axonopus compressus (carpet grass) __.-__---____-
Fusarium heterosporum Nees.:
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallis grass) -
Fusarium juruanum P. Henn.:
Citrus grandis (pummelo)__.------_ -_ 22422222222
Fusarium lateritium Nees.:
CCHNS (RODEN soe se ABBE ee Sees Fa
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. cepae (Hanz.)
Snyd. & Hansen:
Allium cepa (onion)
Fusarium orysporum Schlecht. f. gladioli (Massey)
Snyd. & Hansen:
GLAGIOLUSISTD Re Soe ee ae a eee et eters a

Fusarium solani (Mart.) Appel & Wr. (?):

Cy mbtadiuniny ares ee ee ee
Fusicladium dendriticum (Wallr.) Fckl.:

iMalusisyvestrisn(Apple) mane seer eee ee anne
Fusicladium eriobotryae (Cav.) Sace.:

Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)
Fusicladium pirinum ye Fekl.:

EY TALS COTUNUUMN IS (DEAT) sae eee ee
Fusicladium pyracanthae COuth: ) Rostr.:

EAT OCO NET ARCO CCIE Cmte ae mee ear eer en

EY RA CATER ALS rete eee ee are ee nee
Gloeosporium catechu Syd.:

Areca cathecu (betel palm) La en ne ee ee
Gloeosporium cinctum Berk. & Curt.:

PACINELA:SUD ETOGK OLCHIG) memsee eee ee

CO} ee) oT a BO A ANI I Ae ee ee CE ERE ra
Gloeosporiuwm concentricum Berk. & Br.:

Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Gloeosporium folliicolum Nish.:

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin organge)
Gloeosporium leguminum (Cke.) Sace.:

HE OSO DIS |SENOTIUD LLL0] C1, Ue ee
Gloeosporium philodendri Speg.:

IPMLOd EN dnOTIS D Seer ee
Gloeosporium piperatum Ell. & Ev.:

Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Gloeosporium rhododendri Br. & Cav.:

Rhododendroninepensv arene asa eee ee ae
Gloeosporium sansevieriae Verwoerd & Duplessis:

SQNISCULENICIST = ene Mere he dn ain ener niin piieiunninas
Glomerella cincta (Ston.) Spauld. & Schrenk:

BAT ACCA. Sil ee ies Ae eee seis ane nike ree

ETALOMEN TON SD eee ee ee a ee
Graphis scripta Ach.:

(GUTOOIIGIZD Se ee a
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) ----.______-

SUNUDENUSISD Sa ae ee ae oh ee
Gymnosporangium sabinae (Dicks.) Wint.:

Juniperus chinensis pfitzeriana_..--.--..---------

Country of origin

China, Japan, Mexico_.
Korror Island, Truk
Island, Yap Island.

IB ahr ds eee een eeee
Germany, Netherlands__

IMiexicos=- <2 = sheenseee

TOU DU aye eee
PAUStralias:--==-see asses
Mviornibyavel = oe oeee oe
UN enn G ie eae ea reese ea

Japan, Mexico, Nether-
lands.

IATIS tral desea = enero

Australia, Austria, Mex-
ico.

let AVIS ons ae

CanaliZonenee == ee
Mrinid ada eee see

ippevelbvevel = 82

Canali Zonekees= ase aeene

Germany, Netherlands_-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
x i Collected
Bole eel aan
28| 8 las
Sh) S| ||
(o) oO lx
Sy
easel We Calif.*
(i) j) ab le Ss)) (Chutes
waii, Tex.
gel eee eS Guam, Ha-
waii.
celles tw a4 OX
eee en ale GE MINS S755 12).
Jy 22 Se ees exe
cecal) Ls | 52 | emexs
eoeale& Slee Lalli Or
eee ea na ba INiS NC,
beea||esec|) IL | lee veut,
See sees] Ieee
be ees eS Tex.
Sal ea= |) onl Calitics exe
Bees | Ses Os raw are
PIA Tyee || IM Erbayay, 125 Tee.
Tex.
Tee Me eee TD 182,
aaa hell 2 (Ege ome
ee | es [fe IN ee
eee er ON TINTS di
122s) eC alites
sas | aie 1) Bla:
ees) (Ree ole eT 82
22-22 | Sere
See |e s|) Jeleneni
ears || ok I |} ID),.C
ee oco ae ola ihexe
Bey | la) INS VC
ell all hus eI eae
Sees Ses) El} Ceuhtii.
ees es La eles
See SS a8) Sale anes:
Be se |Pes ee eC slits
eee | eee eran Clalit
TESS ES | 8h | pelawane
Sn |e IN BIS

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53

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Disease and host Country of origin A, p, |e
Ho) # al
BS| 8 las
Sheil flea
jo) lo) Ww
oO Z |
Gymnosporangium yamadae Ideta:
VATIAESH SY [VEStT ISH (ADDIC) ease ae wee nee eee Japan See ey ee Bes a li ies
Helminthosporium avenae Eidam:
AATOUR GOn Sake SE eee ar Belgium, England______ 71a ae UP
Helminthosporium cynodontis Marig.:
GUTOLO Te ANSUCOLETS1S=e a ee ee PANISETS 1a ee ee Bae ees | ra
Helminthosporium oryzae B. de Haan:
ORTIZUSGLiUGs (TICC) ao ee eee Japan, Mexico, Nica- | 20 | 23 |__--
ragua, Philippines,
Sierra Leone.
Helminthosporium ravenelii Curt.:
Sporobolus poireti (rattail smut grass) ------------ Brazile elias apes eae |e a ea
Helminthosporium turcicum Pass.:
Ors ZONSOLi vas (TICE) eee ae ee ae ee GreeCeeene ns aaeeann eee ‘Li | Sern | eee
Hendersonia citri McAlp.:
GQiinieisinensis) OLaN Ee) hese see aaa eee eee IWGXICOS Ass. ene Ty) See ane
Hendersonia epidendri Keissl.:
SHO RODEUISD sa ON: Chiid)) sane sere ee | res (oY ays eee eee eee eee he alieae
Hendersonia musae Cke.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --_-------- Guatemalawesce=sseee iL eee | eee
Hendersonia paeoniae Allesch.:
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) ----_------------ ADAMS sso soe Oe Ease seal Sal
Heterodera avenae Eidam:
Wace ballas Gaateen etme cate see EASES Sa oe Se a no) aT Gee een (Ds | Sees An
SOll eee ae ek Ok eas OR eae INetherlands# === 22s Lit | ues as
Soil with asparagus roots-_-_---------------------- NTA Cee ee eee IS py a 5 ea
Olle ehwb ag oi oe een ee ee en ee eee England, France, Neth- | 16 |__-_|__--
therlands, Scotland.
Soil with cactus and grape cuttings____-__-_-__-- Ttalyse2- ea este ere Bee re | Ea 228 ed
Soil with Chrysanthemum sp. and Convallaria sp_-| Germany _-__--_---_____- ea |e le
SOllewiG head ahlia roots ee ee en Bel ei nee ee es eee orb wass! Ha
SOllawAt hen SCurtin ese ee ere Ataly sss eee i | RS
SOlswieMearliceess=- 6 2 eae ee Te ee Spaink= ses Sees ives LS SEA ese
Soil with geranium plants___-------------------- France, Sweden_----_---- Be eee eee
SOLUBLE BNET DS ee res ameter eS Eee Germany eee eee ets eee ema
NollowitheiViarwsisperootseees sana see eee halivyas ae eek he Se Sagal eea an L
SOllewith Ming plants sss a eee ee GernmanyA= seen 1
Soil with narcissus and galanthus bulbs_--______|_-__-- doses 1
SolawithiOleandenspaplantses: sss ee ee Yugoslavia 1
SOllbwl THe STS ps meee see ee ee ee eee Union of South Africa___|_---| 1 |_---
Solliwithvassonted) plantsa=2==-=se = wees Bene Geunany, Ire] 810 ean ees | ee 2
Soilkwithsplumytrees see a ee ee eee Genm amy eee eee ee | eae | RS 1
Sollhwithsvotatoes asses ae ee ee en eee Gibraltar (2) Miexicos |) 735i sih|2a2=
Spain.
Sollawithvsanduballast=-. saa ee en eee IWialesi(?) = ae-ee ae eee a ra
SOllewithisedumyplants eens see eee oe INetherlandsi=--2222 52 ge eT
EST Sa) ON SA) OF Ss Germany en= a ae a FN
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurmans Stekhoven:
Soiliwithialoeplants Sessa a= see ee eee Majorca Island____-____- ee | ae eT
Soil with aloe and sedum plants_-_--_------------ TAN Ce sae oes ae ee | Ee es alt
Soil with aloe, cactus, and sedum plants er Mal tate = 22 tose Sede yee Roe eal
Soil with cactus Mlantss 22222. eee. ete aes Czechoslovakia, Eng-| 1 |__--| 9

land, France, Ger-
many, Italy, Mexico,

Switzerland.
Soil with Delphinium sp. roots_------------------ Canadaeat ese
SOU Gat nIhy Lowa oes ee Japan sous S- ah seers ee
Soil with Mammillaria sp. roots_---------------- IViexd Conse an eae eee
NOLEWA TODO LA LOCS reer ee eens ne ma re spect |e doses nies saws
Heterodera leptonepia Taylor & G.S. Cobb:
SO Walid NORM Ke ee ee Pentre tess a al
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
S 01 ree ee SI a Pee coe Oe oy tee Netherlands, Norway-__-
Solbwithebarein cece ey en England, France, Neth-
erlands, Scotland.
Soilbwithibeechitrees=s os. -e2--— see eee Trelandeess) ses sae eee
Sollbwathicarnationsplantseasee- == es AUStrig fa eee
Soil with delphinium plants__-__-_-_-_____--__-- lovee Sa
Soil with Fragaria sp. roots_--------------------- Sweden oven ease es
Holbwathyeranivumeplantecemaas ane a ene Ibayalbnael ee ee
Solbwithsheatherplantssss=. 2s ae Scotland Sanaa
Soil with lily, peony, and unidentified bulbs | France__--_-___________-
and roots

Collected
in—

La.
Calif.*

ID}
Calif.*,

C.

Tex.

D.

P.

C.
R.

Tex.

8
oO
ial

|
oO
PA

Q
jee)
=
is
*

ZZ23
ie

<
eo

Hin ee nd el

APACS CA AEE A PCED

Snes

iS
mal

2425 224

LENGE

Rar

a]
9

Peeks,

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BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Fleterodera punctata Thorne—Continued
Soil with narcissus bulbs
Soil with orchid plants
Soil with unidentified plants

Soil with potatoes
Soil with rose plants
Soil with rosemary plants
Soil with snowdrop plants___-__-.._.-__----__----
Soil with sod
Soil with thyme plants
Soillhwithsvalerianirootsm es at eee
Soil with wandering jew plants
eerste rostochiensis Wr.:

Soil with African violet plant
Soiliwithvamaryllisibulbsi=222 2222s ee
Soil with azalea plants
Soiliwithtbag cin ose Bees Re ie oie eee es

Soil with coleus plants
Soil with dahlia tubers
Soil with fuschia plants
Soil with Galanthus sp. bulbs
Soil with’geranium plants. = __---222--
Soil with heather plants

Soil with lavender plants__....._.-..--.--_-__-_-
Soil with lily plants
Soilwithpmintiplants= esse ee
Soil with peat moss
Soil with unidentified plants
Soil with potatoes

Soil with primrose plants and begonia bulbs
Soilbingrailwayacar eee a oe ean Senne
Soil with rose plants
Soil with rosemary plants
Soiliwithirubberplants sess eae
Soil with Scilla sp. bulbs
Soil with snowdrop plants____..--.-----_-___----
Soil with sod
Soil with thyme plants
Feterosporium avenae Oud.:
Avena sativa (oat)
FHeterosporium avenae Oud. (?):
Hordeum vulgare (barley)
Heterosporium echinulatum (Berk.) Cke.:
Dianthus sp. (carnation)
Heterosporium ornithogali (Klotzsch) Cke.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)
Hyponectria aureo-nitens (Tul.) Petch:
Bamboo
Hyporylon marginatum (Schw.) Berk.:
Quercus sp
Leptosphaeria heterospora (de N.) Sace.:
Tris atropurpurea (blackpurple iris)
Tris germanica (German iris

Tris hoogiana
Tris korolkowi (redvein iris)
Tris pumila
Tris stolonifera (runner iris)
Tris stolonifera leichtlini
Tris susiana (mourning iris)
Urisisp Sasa Seo Se Pe Ee ee ey

Leptosphaeria opuntiae Dodge:
Stenocactus sp
Leptosphaeria oryzina Sace.:
Oryza sativa (rice)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin A g esas
Bo) & le,
28| 2 |as
a] ad jor
fo) fo} w
ie) Z |Ay
Netherlands____________- Oe ees Be INeaYs
England, Netherlands-__|----|---- 2 |) Nfs Ue
Germany, Italy, Mexico_|----]---- 5 oe ee f
Netherlands La.
England 22. ier ee | ces ae N.
FAUST a= eter enon N.
Hnelandesassaeneennee N.
Irelan gs as. hee Sea es ed | | CN N.
Germany N.
Beleim i =i Pee N.
Germany N.
N.
N.
N.
N.

Denmark,
Germany,
lands, Scotland.

England

Luxembourg.
England
Scotland

SEER, Treland, Wales

England, Fr.

many, Mexico, Peru.

England

Netherland s=ses= ses atass | aes | eee
Australia, Canada, Eng-

land, New
Netherlands

England, Netherlands

Turkey

Netherlands =

ance, Ger-

Zealand.

Hingiead, Netherlands___}__--

Canada, Eng

land, Italy,

Netherlands, Turkey,

Bxrdidi< ESISESIST SI So

Calif.*, Md...
N. Y. , Pa.,
Va. , Wash.
Tele Nisa Von
is | Nee
1S NERS
Bossi} IL) INTs di.
IU | IN, NZ,
3 | Mass., N.J.,
INI YG
15 NAYS
TH INS ds i
2 Nee
ee Sta Va.
2225) An NAYS
5, BSS iC alifersiinass
Mass., N..
op des.
Tex.
ele Nee
1) S23 | atexe
== lleva | GINS
ae ED NYS
Ee INC
DEES Sela Nee
1G | Nee
self ali) IN YE
eel eal IN|, 3%
pees | Sea Orer
Baek ese eM ex.
eae Ses i Califeestioxe
Excl eer INT Neg LEE
een tee Tex.
ah Aha shea Hawaii.
1 | Calif.*
pees LON RC alin

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Pests (diesases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin A > a Collected
Slalles! |e
B8| 2 jas
Oo | 4 |e

Leptosphaeria rusci Sace.:

EREDEXCHID BO ees a aR a tally. esta ee es Lb | BAe ee Pa.

Leptosphaeria sacchari B. de Haan:

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)___-_---------- IMME XICO Senn See ee 1 | Sees ee Tex

Lophodermium minutum rae
Stipa tenacissima (esparto-grass) _.--------------- italy peas ae eee ALF | ee Naya

Lophodermium rhododendri (ie ) Ell. & Ev.:

PUA DACTLON ONS) sia ae oe ae oe ES Canada, England__-_---_- pea on | aS

Macrophoma congollel (Berk. & Br.) Berl. & Vogl.:

EVILS SEM. DELUITETESA (DOX) panne eee eee Netherland st-222==-=522 ees (een ea Vash
EES UCALSIS Dee ee a re eee ee I a ae tne | ee dou eee eee ee ees | etal |avviashe

Macrophoma musae (Cke) Berl. & Vogl.: ;
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --_-------- Ecuador, Mexico, Pana- | 5 |----|----| Calif.*

ma.

Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid.: .
Gladiolus gandavensis Japan oeee lal eCalites
GLAAOTU SIS ee ree ee a a re alee Se DENS ee ae Se ela Calis
LOTS FD = se ee eR Es Turkey Bea) 1h |) Ceuthig
LGD BDO 2 ee eS ey See Union Of South Africa.__|----|----| 1] N.J.
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-_-----_._---------- Chiletes ee eae eas er ele eee nC ants

Melanomma pulvis-pyrius (Fr.) Fck1.:

FLOROMEILAG OTS ume ee ae nee ieee Bim as 1Dyaved hovel Ss Beealoeell all \Wyer a,

Melanospora globosa Berl.: . :
[EOPIMNGD Gos Gokhon] ooo) ae 5 ee oe a Ching. Sia sees 2 Weiss || TORN IS

Melanospora zamiae Cda.: :
POR OISD re ee eee Bee 2. see et INUStraliguee eee eemean as peels Ab) (Ceubti.
Aangiweriopucinace (Ginger) a 28 ae Japanoctec 2 heey ee aes CN ee) sel CEM ING

Meliola citricola Syd.: i
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ____---------------- Moxie FE nS a Bene uel eee iC alitce
Giinirsignandis)(pummelo) 2222-2 AD AT eee Bie een eee eee SeeF ul ae ality
GUITISISLENSISs OLAN GC) ashe een le eee China, Japan, Thailand | 2] 1 |----| Calif.*
CATES ee ee eee ee ee ees @hing sysuse be aes EL | eee | aT exe

Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:

Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-------------------- Japaneee ns Oe wet ies eee a bay era het

Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood: i
PASTONAGULSHIILY Nl OCLOUILS ore ee oe | De GOW ERS Tals Site eee eee els Ela walls
TAgulani@avilsonian@.. 22.22 22222 eee aE Switzerland 2s 32a SEI abel) INI Ia

Memnoniella echinata (Riv.) L. O. Gall.: :
Cymbidium giganteum__.-___-.-_.---_----_-_--=- Im digee tia S > etre poem eee | eel atl © alifcs
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_-------------------- England, Japan_-.--_.--- Seen | 2 Ce Calitics
Zingiber officinale (ginger) _______-__--__----__---- Japanese os hase aes 7 | ees DRC aliis

Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

WMialwsisylvestris) (apple) si=--22---- eee Belgium, Denmark, |----| 6 |----| Pa.
England, France,
Spain.
Prinusidomestica (plum) ==-2--- 5 == ee Denmark, England_--_--|---- PF eecel| Jetty
PUSS En (CHETIY) ete ee Italy A murkeya sae anes | eee PY eel ENT. a5 122%

Monilinia lara (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

Prunus armeniaca (apricot)... --__-_-_-__-2-- Portugal es | eee in| Saas Peas

Monochaetia paeoniae (Maub..) Sace. & D. Sace.:

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) -__--------------- Eran cCehe ee eee Eos ears ata l Wiashs

Mycosphaerella advena Syd.:

(CUCPROCTGA Rss A tS ee ee IM CxXiCO Mee eee 1 | ee | eee exe

Mycosphaerella brassicicola (Duby) Lindau: :
Brassica oleracea (cabbage) ----..----------------- INOLWA Yon eee | dy |e nC alife®
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -_---------- IAGDEKG Pa ee ee | ial | eee hehe Xe.

Mycosphaerella clintoniana House:

LROCTOUT OU HO as ee i Hngland sae oee eee nee eee meee aL INS
eocosbhiverclia copeicold (Cke.) Stevenson & Well-
Coffer sp SpE cs INI CxiCo Me eee iA | eee | es Tex

Mycosphaerella cypripedii (Pk.) Lindau:

Coclogumelspe (Orchid) eet ee eae at Mhailand==ss sees e ee aloes jill I) TNs

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:

Haganiasps\ (Straw berry) so es Se Germany, Netherlands_.| 1 |----| 1 | D.C., Mass.

Mycosphaerella hondai Miyake:

ORNL SORT, (CCD) se ee a ADAMS eon eels Wolpesellesoa|) (Op ItiCY

Mycosphaerella palmae Miles: Ps
@ocosinirciferan(Coconit) ee ee PAD Sland eee eee 122s ees | awa.

Mycosphaerella pomi (Pass.) Lindau:

IMDS STEERS (Gi) 3) See a Denmark, Italy, New |----| 5 |----| Pa.
Zealand, Norway,

Sweden.

56

BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Rab.) Schroet.:

Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion)
Mycosphaerella tassiana (de N.) Johans.:

ALU IMND ONAL TRACE) meee eee
Myrothecium roridum Fr.:

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Nectria galligena Bres.:

VAT CLIGES Deen Bet are |S Sete = WOR ec pees BIN
Neofabrea malicorticis (Cordley) Jacks.:

IVIGLUSISYIVESETISy (AD DIC) pease ee
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Kahn:

Oryza sativa (rice)
Nigrospora oryzae (Berk. & Br.) Petch:

Dionthisisp (Carn ation) seems eee aes
Nigrospora sacchari (Speg.) Mason:

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sace.) Mason:

Oryza sativa (rice)
Zi CORATE CNY SH (COLID) Waeee ere antenna
Ochropsora kraunhiae Diet.:
VVESEERI ORS pete =a Pelee ie U2 Ree 2 ee we ee gala enya ein
Omphalia flavida Maubl. & Rangel:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
1 {cy N tape Cth hare aC eas eee Ua eRe EE
Oospora pustulans Owen & Waket.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _.__._.-_--_---------
Ophiobolus versisporus Ell. & G. Martin:
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Ophiodothella fici Bessey:
HE CUSE COLITIS OLt ee meee eae ee
Ophiostoma narcissi Limber:
UN GTCISSUSHS Deer te eR ee Ue ta ee
Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz:
JBYGAT COM TTS (XN) aa
Lilium auratum (goldband lily)
Peronospora parasitica Fr.:
Brassica oleracea capitata
Pestalotia bicolor Ell. & Ev
ISQLIDiS p shseie al ee mea aes spe ea Sah
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:
Dendrobium sp. (orchid)
Pestalotia funerea Desm.:
Chamaccypanissoveusaaane te ae eae a ee
Cry pLome;ntayaponicas = eam e ae met Nan nae aes
Cupressus sp. (cypress)
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper)
TUTUDERUSES DE ete oR EIN Te Ey ee
EANUSHSD nD IN) meee ee ae ee ee Ar Oe en a
Pestalotia ixorae Rangel:
Ixora coccinea (scarlet ixora)
Pestalotia lespedezae Syd.:
Lespedeza striata (lespedeza)___.--.._---_--_--__-
Pestalotia macrochaeta (Speg.) Guba:
FEINUSISD (DINE) f= te a tale ae RS SE ot
Pestalotia palmarum Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Collinia elegans (palm)
Palm
Pestalotia peregrina Ell. & G. Martin:
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine)
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sace.) Guba:
Rhododendron hirsutum
Rhododendron ponticum (pontic rhododendron) _-
CLOGOGENGNOTUSP tae na see ee eer eee eee een

Pezizella lythri (Desm.) Shear & Dodge:

OG OTST) Mee ET ee Naf haere
Phaeosphaeria oryzae Miyake:

CORSET AABH IN (CACC) a
Phaeoseptoria oryzae Miyake:

Oryza sativa (rice)

(cabbare) s===—= ae

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

JAD RTE etek ee ec eel cee
Mexico s=si2. ies Joanie 3
Guatems]l aliases 1
INOLWB Yee een eee eae
18 (ey ERE Oe re 1
IMIG XI COB == o=eeeetem eames 1
Ttalyie eee ee ee mie
Chinas 2s eee ot
Japanese. oe 1
Beleinumeesee ae ede
JAPAN pases nee ee San
FANS N21 9 ene neem oe
JAPAN eee aes eee ele
a (oVayante en eee Se Pe reil is,
ete (cl See ee eee oe ye Se
ees do 22a eee Eek ae
Canad ae eee pees
WMiGxiCOi==- 25) ens 1
ATIStrali geese pea
Ching es ea ea oes
IA ZOTOS Se ee Seas
Fa walla. ees eee 1
Mexico t- sa res 1
pee (6 lo ete ee OKC!
Japan 2 Re Ree ee Peet
Netherlands__..__._-___- HESS
ed Qi ee a eine Wee
Belgium, England, |-__--
Netherlands.
VeEpanvenses ee sees ere
eee (0 Ko yee es tee by ee eel IL
IN Cara 21 eeeee eee 1

| Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

bo
—_ (eX)
'
'

aed ear dG
ui (es
2

S|) | al
Bae [polt
eae el

ett)
See inl
Sees |e!
sess] Gt
Eeeel ial

| eer

Collected
in—

Pa.
Oreg.
INIYSs
Wash.
Tex.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Tex.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
DIC
Wash.

Calif.,*
Tex.

Calif.*
Calif.*
Ariz.

ING YG

Calif.*
Calif.*

P.R.
Calif.*

Tex

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
INF Ye
Tex.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Mass.
Calif.*
Tex.
Tex.
Calif.*
Wash.
Wash.
N. J., Wash,
N. J.
Calif.*

Calif.”

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

57

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 80, 1958—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Phakopsora desmium (Berk. & Br.) Cumm.:
Gossypium sp. (cotton)
Phlyctaena ranunculacearum Hoehn.:

Country of origin

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) ----------------- Japan sel eee tee
Phoma ardisiae Tassi: -
Ardisia crenulata (coral ardisia)___._.__.----_----|----- doe See eee

Phomea citricarpa McAlp.:
Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_-__----------

ahracarsti7e728 7S OLAN eG) ann ee ere

GiirEsiSP ed (OLANEC) see ee es ee she
Citrus sp

Phoma destructiva Plowr.:

Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------------
Phoma eriophorum Berk. & Br. (2):

Gastaneqispen (Chestnut) sae ae
Phoma limoni Thuem. (?):

Ciaisiimoni (lemon) ee ees Sawin eee le
Phoma psidii P. Henn.:

Psidium guajava (guava)
Phoma rigida Penz. (?):

(Chins UBroeD: (Cea) see ee
Phomopsis ambigua (Sace.) Trav.:

Maliusisyivestris (apple) in 22- 2-2 a a ee
Phomopsis capsici (Magnaghi) Sacc.:

Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)
Phomopsis cocoes Petch:

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Phomopsis occulta (Sace.) Trav.:

Picea glauca (white spruce)____.__-.---_----_----
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sacce.:

mAnecaicothecus (betel palm)--.--2 2-222 e
Phragmidium subcorticinum (Schrank) Wint.:

PEOSQISD Bement sie Herendeen eak eS ES ee rs pes
Phyllosticta cacti (Berk.) Archer:

Gerelisispen (CACTUS) seen tes ee eS
Phyllosticta cordylinophila P. A. Young:

Cordyline banksi (Banks dracena)
Phyllosticta disciformis Penzig:

(CUT USISUNETS13) OLAN EC) ee ee ee
Phyllosticta laeliae Keissl.:

Carileynisp sa (Orchid) 2s esas eee eae

Dendrobium sp. (orchid)
Phyllosticta limbalis Pers.:

Buzus microphylla koreana_..--------------------
Phyllosticta maculicola Halst.:

ENO CHETLOAS Dee cert an ee YT aS
Phyllosticta rhododendri West.:

Rhododendron ponticum (pontic rhododendron) --

Rhododendron sp
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:

IRALS CLLSES Piette esd pik sn Deemer yi ee ere BS
Physalospora camptospora Sacc.:

Dendrobium undulatum (orchid) .----------------
Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:

VICE YSU LUESETiSH (AD DIC) ann were ee
Physalospora rhodina (Berk. & Curt.) Cke.:

Cocosinuciteras(COCOnUt) aan as ee

Australia, Union of
South Africa.

Japan, Mozambique,
Union of South Africa.
China, Japan, Formosa_

Australia, China, For-
mosa, Japan, Spain,
Union of South Africa.

@hinas ea pase eae
China, Philippines___-_-_-

@olombiat= = ateawaa ie
Yugoslavia______- ee

Italy, Union of South
Africa,

Miexicomt sis ieee

Hawaii, Panama, Phil-
ippines.

Germany = ee

Netherlands-.-...--------

Dominican Republic----

Dtalyee esses oS See Se
WAuistralig =o us os ae ee
Italy, Sweden-_----------

EW ali ee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Fj | ey
Br | EB | eo
S |Z lk
Oe ees ae
pepe See DI
ee eae [al
ee | pe ba (es
pews bendy |ieaee
SH Blea =
22 \pledia| ena
ae ea Lape
A) Sees eee
As Salley ats es
Ln |eeen eee
Sig] 32 ee
Sih | ee eee
ses eT eae
SED aba |e
Li) ea LS
Saltnely ese
PEST 2 Mal
5 | Se ee
hl ae Behe
cae eyed | Eat
See er
Lae fe ba (ee
RE) ee il
eek ea elt
apes |e
PEAS Se Sell et
care ||!
acti ESS |e
30 eae se
eee eG)
pe tee sede
Bee |

Collected
in—

Calif.

Calif.*

Wash.

Calif.,*
Hawaii,
La., Mass.,
Pa.

Calif.,* Tex.

Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Mass., N.
YS Rex.,
Wash.

Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Oreg.,
Pasi Rexs

Mass.

IDG Oly
Hawaii,
Tex.

Tex.

Pa.

IN EYS. LL OX.

Bex.
INS.
Pa.
Ariz.

Calif.*

N.J.
Calif.*
ING 4.
Tex.
Hawaii.
Pa.

Tex.
Calif.*

N. J.
P.R.

Wash.
N. J.

Pa.
Hawaii
Pa.
Calif.*

58 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (disease) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1 9538— Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
F ae . ‘ Collected
Disease and host Country of origin A, bs Fa ea
—
Bgl ¢ [2g
qr); ad |or
(=) oO lw
\e) Z 1h
Physaloaperiiee sutherlandiae (Kalchb. & Cke.)
etr.:
Sutherlandia frutescens_-------------------------- Union of South Africa___|----|----| 1] D.C.
Pleospora herbarum (Fr.) Rab.:
Gitrusiimon\ (lemon) nea era en nnn Algeria, Spain.___.------ ===-|) -25|be22 Ras ehexe
Triticum aesticum (wheat) .---------------------- Spaineete eae eee 1 es ee ae
Pseudomonas maculicola (McCull.) F. L.
Stevens (?):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) --------------|_.--- Ps (aiken tees Jed 22] 1 Eas IP aR
Pseudomonas marginalis (N. A. Brown) F. L.
Stevens:
Cichorium endivia (endive) ----------------------- iBeleium= eee tose een] INI, VY,
Pseudomonas marginata (McCull.) Stapp:
Gladioliis!s ps ee nea ee Japan, Mexico, Nether- | 2 |----| 2 | Calif.*, Tex.,.
lands. Wash.
Pseudomonas syringae v. Hall (?):
Citrus sinensis (orange) -------------------------- TST e ete esis a oe ea eee Wal bali AY/Ey-
Puccinia aeluropi Ricker:
VAeLUunOPUSISD has aoe ne en a UMinkey pee eee ee Bees seer) pth |) 1D), Oy,
Puccinia anomala Rostr.:
Hordeum vulgare (barley) ------------------------| England, Mexico-------- 2) |e e Ee| Rae enc
Puccinia baccharidis Diet. & Holw.:
BACCHONISIS Dee eee eee ea INTexi C0 eee ALS | ee | Peres |e ArIZ75
Puccinia buxi DC.:
Buxus sempervirens (box) ------------------------ England, France-_------- Py Wat ol IN, Ye
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:
Chrysanthemum morifoliwum (mulberry chrysan- | Japan_.----------------- 2222 | le Eas | aware
themum).
Chrysanthemum sp_------------------------------ Japan, Mexico, New| 1] 4 |---- Hawaii, Tex.
i Zealand. Wash.
Puccinia coronata Cda.: s
Anenaisativa (Oat) ees tees eee eae France, Netherlands.___| 2 |----|---- Wash.
Holcus lanatus (velvet grass) --------------------- Germ anny eee ype | Rees Oreg.
Siparpatagonicds see tae eee ee eee Argentina.22 2220-2222) |----|E=—= 1} D.C.
Puccinia glumarum (Schm.) Eriks. & E, Henn.:
Hordeum bulboswm (bulbous barley) ------------- INT OOCCOMe ee een | ee |e 15 |SDaCz
Triticum aestivum (wheat) __--------------------- Torayabrale Ao ail 21h eae ee 12,
Puccinia graminis Pers. var. avenae Eriks. & E. .
Henn.:
VAVENAISALIUEN O8t) Meese tse Soe eee eee IE OXd CO meee ee ra lena 2532S Paes aRexs
Puccinia graminis Pers. var. tritici Eriks. & FE.
Henn.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) ___-------------------- Spain, Sweden______---- oo | sera Ps PERE hexe
Puccinia hordei Fck1.:
Hordewm vulgare (barley) ------------------------ Bel cima eee eee nde faeese || Et,
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:
Chrysanthemum morifolium (mulberry chrysan- | Japan__----------------- pe) es a (ee Wash.
themum).
GhinysSanihenu Ns Dasa eee eae eee eee (GKoeere eee te Ballade 1 1 |__--| Hawaii.
Puccinia hydrocotyles (Lk.): CKe.
FELUGOCOLYLELS De ne nee (WrUgU aye seen oe eee nee it 1D), Ce
Puccinia kalchbrennerianu de T.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) - ---------- Union of South Africa___| 1 |----|---- Till.
Puccinia kusanoi Diet.:
IBUMOUSAESD eee ee ee nee iPhilippines==seese=e sees Wl eeae|[ono= Hawaii.
Puccinia longicornis Pat. & Har.:
IBOIMOUSCS De ee eee ee @hinatesoeeo ewer oan ce Palbeastiesee Calif.*
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) - ---------- Union of South Africa_._} 6 |----|---- DraC rel:
Mass., N
JAIN

Puccinia penniseti Zimm. (?):
Pennisetum macrourum__.-----------------------|----- 0 eee eee |e 15} SDACE
Puccinia rubigo-vera (DC.) Wint. var. tritici (Eriks.
& E. Henn.) Carl.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) _-.-------------------- Japaneses222 elas See) UW esa) WES,
LTS TEICUTIOS Dee a ee eee Europe, France-_-_------ 25) S.2 sje Calif.*,
Hawaii.
Puccinia stakmanii Presley:
Gossypium sp. (cotton) ._---------------=--------- IM Weve (60) oe 0 eee ee Tex.
Puccinia tetragonia McAlp. var. austroafricana
Doidge:

TerragoniaAnOuUSCUl sae te eee ea ear Union of South Africa___|----'---- 1 ||, 1D) (0%,

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 59

Pests (disease) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1958—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin : a eel ject oe
Fae (eq
28| 3 las
ar); ad |or
(s) oO }H
Oo 14 |x
Puccinia vagans (DC.) Arth.:
PTINUA TITS D eet eee eee Ate ts Se BN Rurke yea seee ee sees Sse Ema Ul ID)S (Ch,
*Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Lib.) Sace:
Medicago lupulina (black medic) -_____---__-__----- Turnkeyee en 2a ie eae sees fi al.)| ID), (Os
Miedicagovsativa (alfalfa). 2 eee WExiCco= es re 10) | Sa | eee ee xe
Preudopeziza trifolia Biv—Bern.) Fck1.:
Trifolibm pratense (red clover) __-.-__------------ Durke yse2t 2s. oases Seale) | absl) 1D). {0},
Trifovium repens var. Shamrock.--.--.------------ irelang= Se Py Nr ae Bes
a.
Puccinia versicolor Diet. & Holw. (?):
GTASSIDACKID Passe eee eho INTCXICOLS =. SSeS 1h) SSS Lees Wash.
Quaternaria persoonii Tul.:
SAG IUSEST) A (DECC) ae re ES a C@anadas2=22= ase 1 See NEY
Ramularia cynarae Sace.:
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) _-------------- Greeces = 2... Sse |e ee | Ce Nee
Robillarda sessilis Sace.:
Lespedeza striata (lespedeza) _______-------------- @hinavese22 22 == e ee |S te 1 | Calif.*
Sclerotinia kerneri Wettst.:
Abies balsamea (balsam fir)_____._-_-_----_------ Canada eee al ees ee Nays
Sclerotiopsis concava (Desm.) Shear & B. O. Dodge:
WHA SO, GR) eee eee, Greece: = ==2-228==-2-2221 (Efe S| LIN I Yee
Sclerotiopsis testudinea Dearn.:
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)_-_--------------- JapaNwass anos eee eases ee 5 | Calif.*
Selenophoma donacis (Pass.) Sprague & A. G,.
Johnson:
SAAD Fos 3 Se eee ee ee ences Argentinas. nace as |e | Pee i AD) (Or,
Selenophoma donacis (Pass.) Sprague & A. G.
Johnson var. stomaticola (Baueml.) Sprague &
A. G. Johnson:
Dactylis glomerata (orchard grass) ___------------- Turkeysse- 22 sh 2 sete en Bose i} 1D). (0),
Hesticamubra. (red: fescue). 8-2 - ee Toeland’=-2 oe ee eee 1 SDs Ce
Septonema orchidophilum Speg. (?):
ee Ansellia africana (orchid)___-...-.-_------------- British East Africa____--}----|---- 1 | Calif.*
Septoria azaleae Vogl.: ;
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)___-_------- Belgium. 2 22202) eee 2 3 | N.J., Wash
Rhododendron japonicum (Japanese azalea) ___ _-_- Netherlands 22222 sseses8s | 225 | eae 1| N.J.
ROMOCETUNO TR TAAL CO ae eee ne a ns ee GO vee se ee ee LS ING Oe
RLOMOUENOROTOULY IGN OS e pane een ee nae see Ose es = | RE 1| N.J.
OCOUETOT. OTIS D wees eee Belgium, Japan, Neth- |----|----| 4] N.J., Wash
erlands.
Septoria carrwbi Pass. (?):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)___..___...-_------ IMiexICOk2s22se oe oe if eeeee | ene | BUT exe
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:
CUUSOTLNE TILT S De ee ee wae Se Canada, England, Ja-| 1] 1/)| 2] Alaska, N.
pan, Mexico. Veg ING Mop
: Tex.
Septoria citri Pass.:
GiETALS LITO (ETN OM) Se ee litalyspaine==ss=s=esses| sae 8 ees | Califet Pax
Ginasyparadisi (erapeiruit) 2 22222 Union of South Africa___|___- Poo) CREE
(COFPES GOLGI (ON NS.) ae eee Lally iS pains s aaa | Bre 2) eee | Caliteseebas
Septoria convolvuli Desm. (?):
Ipomoeasp. (Morning-glory) --------------------- IBermud gasses see anes 1} | ees | reece | IN ae
Septoria depressa McAlp.:
Citnusysinensish (Orange) aes es Se PNW ES) ee We le Ween | ANNE,
Septoria dianthi Desm.:
Mronthiusisp.(Carmmation) eoseee sesso eee eee ae Ea Wa lise n ee ee ee 1g | See | Rees Wash
Septoria guembe Speg. (?):
LOCA OTIS) eee ee, en ene ee ee Miexicos. 225s. seers ee | bere ee eat | eX
Septoria oleae Poll.:
Oleeuropacay (Olive) eee eee ee Ttalya22 =cesthecu ehawernn (1 | eel | eee | Nena
Septoria tritici Desm.:
Priticunvaestivum (wheat) _----2-2-------__--__--_ England, Israel_____-_-_- it | ee | Poteet a
Sphaceloma fawcetti Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) _.__-------------- IWMiexicoues=s2 aes ease Py Norse aso!) ANE
Cirusilimoni (lento) sees ae ene Australia, Brazil, New |----| 7 |----| Hawaii, Pa.
Zealand.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) Jia pane ase sew Sass lv aess 1 |__--|_---| Hawaii
CHS SOs (Onnneg?)) =e ae ee es New Zealand_____-__-__- ees ele | eae Ela wall.
Sphaceloma fawcetti Jenkins (?):
Citrus aurantium (bitter orange) ----___--_-------- Japan's=2es ese acs Sees hee 1 |----|----| Hawaii
Sphaceloma fawcetti Jenkins var. scabiosa (McAIp.
& Tyron) Jenkins:
(CORO URTOCTO CSN) 55 a ee Australia, New Zealand_-|__--| 5 |---| La., Aras,
Pa., Tex.

60 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 80, 1958—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin : 3 Collected
= EB 80 m—
gal giles
aa| 2 |a8
qe] ad lor
(o) Oo |m
ie) Z |e
Sphaceloma mangiferae Bitane. & Jenkins:
Mangiferaindica (mango) ..--_------.------- 22-2. Mexico, Puerto Rico_.._| 3 |----|---- IPS Reeuhexe
Sphaceloma punicaeBitane. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ______-____-_-____- IMGXICOs soo ee ee G}F pee Pyne Ariz., Tex.
Sphacelotheca ischaemi (Fck].) Clint.:
VAMATODOGONG OY QTLs sae tae eee ne ee FETS Ey © ery ec ee ete | es | ee pi On OF
Heteropogon contortus (tanglehead)_______________]|_---- a V0 meets ges sey hs STe PE OE i) 1D)5 ©,
Sphacelotheca panici-milliacei (Pers.) Bub.: Australia o52 22 eae 1 | Wash.
IDanthonigis pyre ten el ne Nh es les See Pe ae
Sphacelotheca sorghicola (Speg.) Zundel:
Sorghum vulgare fechnicum (broomcorn) __-_------ AT senting eee eee ee 1g) Pee Pa.
Sphaerella hyphiseda Fautr. & Lambotte:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) .____.----- Union of South Africa___} 1 |----}_--- INEGJ
Sporonema oxycocci Shear )?):
Pieris japonica (Japanese andromeda) -_______-__-- INetherland sesso | ee | mee i} INT Ue
Stachybotrys atra Cda.: :
GEL OLOUL COL OLCHIG) eee a eee Guatemial yee ee | ee | ee 1 | Calif.*
Stachybotrys subsimplex Cke.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) __.._------}----- Ona ae erie ene Pp ees (eee Tex.
Stachylidium theobromae Ture.:
Musa:paravisiaca, (plantain) 222 senese eee eee INDEX COPLS ea ene peee|| 8) eae =|| Colbie.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _____---_-- Canal Zone, Costa Rica, | 13 |----|---- Calif.*, N.Y.
Ecuador, Mexico.
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
SANGER ese ea Ee EA a ee pe, eee a IVI RCO esata see set | ee | 1 | Tex.
Stemphylium botryosum Wallr.: :
DianthiUsisp a (CATH ATOM) ho cee elena Ne See Hondurase. aeesene ene ni poe | Calif.*
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _.___.--___--_-- TANISE a] Aes ae eee Soe =| l | Sees | ela wens
Stromatinia gladioli (Drayt.) Whet. (?):
GQIAAIOLUS SD ares ee eet nek tye Geel INetherlands2= 22 2220e5 Te\_222 pela PEERS
Taphrina deformans (Berk.) Tul.: s
Prunus amygdalus (almond)_--_----------------- Dan OTe a eas 11h pipes Ser Mass.
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) Magn.: x
Picea abies (Norway spruce) __--..--.----._-_---- INOGWS Vee eee ge pee ee NS NC
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk & Br.) Ferr.:
Alstilbespet tse eno een oe eu aa INetherlands2s 225 === sees |beae 1|N.J.
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) -_--------------- JAAN =o cc. cen eee eens eee 1 | Calif.*
Tilletia elymi Diet. & Holw. (?):
ELYATUUS TSP tee ee es eet OE ee ey TMUnKe Yeo ee | hee | ee ik || 1D, (Ch
Tilletia panciciti Bub. & Ranoj. (?):
ELON ACU 110 SD ee ae nal le Rk ee meee errr CO nae ese Sb | aes | Se 11\) 1D)4 Oh
Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (Pers.) Diet.:
Prunus domestica) (plum)_ £_ 2222-222 2s GC Dile ses ee eee 1s eee a epee N.Y.
Triposporium stelligerum Speg.: c
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)___._-...-..--.------ Mexico.s-2= Sasa eo Le |PsS2| eee Tex.
Tritirachium dependens Limber: ;
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)_....------------- Japan’ = 22523 eee een ee 1 | Calif.*
SGA TAS T) Maes Oat ee Rene eT eee |e (6\0) poopie eS SEe= | | Ses alias
Mangifera indica (mango) ---_-------------------- Union of South Africa___}| 1 |----]---- Calif.*
Pueraria lobata (kudzu-bean)-___._---------------- Ching? eae 35 | Ee | ee Calif.*
LPF OCHELOS DENTUULITNS Dee eee eee ee Japanese eee | oe eee 1 | Calif.*
Zingiber officinale (ginger) _........--------------- Hawaii, Japan______.___ 6 ju Rees Ne es Calif.*
Tylenchus allii Beijerinck:
VALLMSaLiDU TN (CALliC) sane ee ee eee France, Mexico--------- 45) 1G Eee ee eexs
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
aeuonanceps) (OLChid) Meee ne tae eee Wexico!-22 2522 se 0s eae ee 2enexe
Odontogiossumispe (orchid) ee ae ee ee don sc ee See ee eee eee 1) Dex
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.: :
Epidendrum radicans (orchid) -..----------------- Guatemala eee eee | een | eames 1 | Calif.*
EI DIdEN ANIL Dee se see ee eee ee ae TOT UTES eee ee ee | Ee | ee 1 la.
Uredo guacae Mayor:
Epidendrum radicans (orchid) _------------------- Guatemala eee eee Eee I Mex.
DIMEN GTALTIUS Doe eee ee er aed ce cae CanaliZone es aon eee es ea eee 1 | Calif.*
Orchid’ See cie BI Ee OR RN Se 0) ty RRR a Brazil 22 Ge Ee eee 1 | Fla.
Zygopetalum|sps (Orchid) hansen eee eee eee eee Costa Rica0 2. es | Sas 1 | Fla.
Uredo monsterae Syd.:
ZV iLOGEN ET ONES Dee en a oka mere Miexico! 2252 ee ae toes eS ee 2| Tex.
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn.:
TELE AA (5 Che RIE RE SW ee a ato Le Jamaica. 2- e282 eee || ee 1 | Fla.
Odontoglossum sp. (?) (orchid)_------------------ Guatemala = se2 aan as | ees eee 1 | Wash.
Orchid 62s 0 Rea TDS ce tl le CED REE EE et eee CostapRicass223ss sees | ee Ee 1 | Fla.

Uredo nigropunctata P. Henn. (?): 3
Cataserum sp (Orchid) so ee eee baban(oGeVol vee ae Ne 1 | Fla.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

61

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1952, through June 30, 1953—Con.

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Disease and host

Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid)
Uredo scabies Cke. (?):
ALLORSD a (OF CHIC) eens se Te ay
Urocystis gladiolicola Ains.:
TGETOAOLUSHENESETS eee ete ene alae hk em ee Nery Sete EL
Uromyces alyzxiae Arth.:
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile)

Uromyces coronatus Yosh.:

Oryza sativa (rice)
Uromyces leptodermus Syd.:

PPOTICUMED UL DUNGSCENS aa ee ee ee
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.:

Lespedeza bicolor (shrub bushclover) ---.-------__-
Uromyces mulini Schroet.:

Mulinum sp
Uromyces phaseoli (Pers.) Wint.:

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
Pecuecs striatus Schrout var. medicaginis (Pass.)

t .

Medicago sativa (alfalfa)

VICAICOGOIS De ns eI ae
Ustilago bullata Berk.:

Bromus catharticus (rescue brome) _-__-_------___-

Bromus sp
Ustilago esculenta P. Henn.:

ZL ELDITASTS SAO) tS 5 aoe lel Sy OE ge SSN
Ustilago grandis Fr.:

Phramites communis (reed) _---__-_-___-_--______-
Ustilago penniseti Rab. var. tinkinensis Pat.:

Pennisetum s
Volutella buxi (Fr.) Berk. & Br.:

Buzus sempervirens (box)

Buzxus sp
Volutella pachysandricola B.O. Dodge:

Pachysandra terminalis (Japanese pachysandra) _-
Xanthomonas begoniae (Buchw.) Dows.:

SCOUTS ee eon sie to ete Na AME DM wereh phe \h
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dows.:

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citris reticulata (Mandarin orange) ______----_-_-

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Citrus sp. (orange)
CATT ALBIS [oe eee Ns SAU ESHER TP UPAR DR IS

Xanthomonas sp. (?) (‘‘Cancrosis B’’):
Citrus limon (lemon)

Country of origin

Guatemala=aaeeee eae
Mexico htataec ee nee

ireland renee

hurkey sees ee eee

Korror Island, Mari-

anas.
Ceylon, India, Japan___-

Japan, Philippines,
Truk Islands.

China, Japan, unknown-

Korror Island, Saipan_--
Japan ssa

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
i ' Collected
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ga gisa
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Besse eael) 6h INI e
On| sone | eco Calif.*, Ha-
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194) 2.3 Se Md.
1 ail NE ea Tex
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Bese Peee| | 1D) (0)
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Set Pee ele DACs
Sessa all oe De Ol,
see See IL) De.
a5 5 | Re 19 |EDAC:
na ee ees Md
Te erecta SIP ek.
See IDs (O)
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Ea ae Te ISSA
Sosa lsscalli Ga! INSd
Is) ices |e Eawalr
2) ba |e ss Guamis era
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Mass., Pa.,
Tex.
BSS) 3h eae OC alitess
Wash
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2) eLOn esas | Calites:
Guam,
Pa., Wash
eS OMe Calin yaa.
| Tex.
Den 4 eee Calitee a=
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Hawaii,
Md., Oreg
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Wash
yoo lle (Croke hoal
Slat O | eee |e Alita sl OXa
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eee |e An) | ees IN RY cet oe

62 BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE

Hosts and Diseases

ABIES:

Sclerotinia kerneri (Ascomycetes)
ACIDANTHERA:

Botrytis giadiolorum (Deuteromycetes)
ACINETA:

Gloeosporium cinctum (Deuteromycetes)
AELUROPUS:

Puccinia aeluropi (Promycetes)
AGAVE:

Colletotrichum agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum yuccae (Deuteromycetes)

Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Fusarium oxysporum {. cepae (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM KANSUENSE:

Colletotrichwm liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Mycosphaerella tassiana (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Tylenchus allii (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
ANANAS:

Diplodia ananassae (Deuteromycetes)
ANDROMEDA:

Ceuthospora lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodina rostrupii (Deuteromycetes)
ANDROPOGON:

Sphacelotheca ischaemi (Promycetes)
ANSELLIA:

Septonema orchidophilum (?) (Deuteromycetes)
ARACEAE:

Glomerella cincta (Ascomycetes)
ARALIA:

Nectria galligena (Ascomycetes)
ARAUCARIA:

BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA;:

Peronospora parasitica (Phycomycetes)
Pseudomonas maculicola (2?) (Schizomycetes)

BROMUS:

Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)
Ustilago bullata (Promycetes)
UXUS:

Macrophoma candollei (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta limbalis (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)

Volutella buzi (Deuteromycetes)

CACTUS:

Exosporium cactivorum (Deuteromycetes)

CAMELLIA:

Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)

CAPSICUM:

Gloeosporium piperatum (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma destructiva (Deuteromycetes)
Phomopsis capsici (Deuteromycetes)

CARICA

Asperisporium caricae (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium diversisporum (Deuteromycetes)
A:

CASTANE

Diplodia theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma eriophorum (?) (Deuteromycetes)

CATASETUM

Uredo nigropunctata (?) (Promycetes)

CATTLEYA:

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)

CENTROSEMA:

Cercospora centrosema (Deuteromycetes)

CEREUS

Phyllosticta cacti GRSCE KO eRTERIES)

CHAENOMELES:

Graphis scripta (Ascomycetes)

CHAMACEYPARIS

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)

Botryosphaeria berengeriana f. araucariae (Ascomy- | CHAMAEDOREA

cetes).

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)
ARDISIA:

Phoma ardisiae (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA:

Colletotrichum arecae (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium catechu (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
ARRHENATHERUM:

Claviceps purpurea (Ascomycetes)
ASPARAGUS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ASTER:

Coleosporium solidaginis (Promycetes)
ASTILBE:

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
AVENA:

Helminthosporium avenae (Deuteromycetes)

Heterosporium avenae (Deuteromycetes)

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia coronata (Promycetes)

Puccinia graminis var. avenae (Promycetes)
AXONOPUS:

Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)

Fusarium graminum (Deuteromycetes)
BACCHARIS:

Puccinia baccharidis (Promycetes)
BAMBOO:

Apiospora punctum (Phycomycetes)

Hyponectria aureo-nitens (Ascomycetes)
BAMBUSA:

Melanospora globosa (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia kusanoi (Promycetes)

Puccinia longicornis (Promycetes)
BEGONIA:

Xanthomonas begoniae (Schizomycetes)
BERBERIS:

Cucurbitaria berberidis (Ascomycetes)
BETA:

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
BLETIA:

Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
BOUGAINVILLEA:

Cercospora mirabilis (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA:

Mycosphaerella brassicicola (Ascomycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Gloeosporium concentricum (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella brassicicola (Ascomycetes)

Aschersonia aleyrodis (Deuteromycetes)
Mucosphaerella advena (Ascomycetes)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi (?) (Nematoda)
Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)
Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)

Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)

*

CICHORIUM:

Pseudomonas marginalis (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcetti (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcetti (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR::

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Fusarium juruanum (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium lateritium (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS LIMON:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma limoni (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma rigida (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceioma fawcetti (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcetti var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes) ‘

Se ae sp. (?) (Canerosis ‘‘B’’) (Sehizomy-
cetes

CITRUS NOBILIS:

Meliola citricola(Ascomycetes)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Gloeosporium folliicolum (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma fawcetti (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 63

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Ascochyta hesperidearum (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Hendersonia citri (Deuteromycetes)

Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta disciformis (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas syringea (2?) (Sehizomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria depressa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP. (orange):

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcetti (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
COCOS:

Coniosporium palmicola (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia epicocos (Deuteromycetes)

Epicoccum cocos (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella palmae (Ascomycetes)

Ophiobolus versisporus (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora rhodina (Ascomycetes)
COELOGYNE:

Mycosphaerella cypripedii (Ascomycetes)
COFFEA:

Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum coffeanum (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella coffeicola (Ascomycetes)
COLLINIA

Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)
CORDYLINE:

Phyllosticta condylinophila (Deuteromycetes)
CRATAEQUS:

Botryosphaeria nibs (Ascomycetes)
CRYPTOMER

Pestalotia Wane (Deuteromycetes)
CUPRESSUS:

Pestalotia i fumened (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBIDUM:

Fusarium solani (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
CYNARA:

Ramularia ee earns (Deuteromycetes)
CYNODO

Helminthosporium cynodontis (Deuteromycetes)
DACTYLIS:

Selenophoma donacis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA

Coleosporium dahliae (Promycetes)

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
DAISY:

Septoria cru sanehemt (Deuteromycetes)
DANTHONIA

Sphacelotheca panici- -milliacei (Promycetes)
DENDROBIUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)
DIANTHUS:

Aliernaria dianthi (Deuteroymcetes)

Heterosporium echinulatum (Deuteromycetes)

Nigrospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)

meee botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
DRACAENA:

Senin hoides bicaudatus (Nematoda)

Phyllosticta maculicola (Deuteromycetes)
DUVALIA

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)
ELYMUS:

Tilletia elymi @ (Promyeetes)
EPIDENDRU

Uredo ey (peor entee)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
EPILOBIUM:

Puccinia uagans (Promycetes)
ERIOBOTRY

Fusicladium erobotrye (Deuteromycetes)
ERYTHRIN

Colsechuon erythrinae (Deuteromycetes)

FAQUS:
Quaternaria persoonii (Ascomycetes)
FATSHEDERA:

Colletotrichum trichella (Deuteromycetes)
FESTUCA

Selenonhone donacis var. stomaticola (Deuteromy-

cetes)

FICUS:

Ophiodothella fict (Ascomycetes)
FRAGARIA:

Dendrophoma obscurans (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)

Pezizella lythri (Ascomycetes)
GARDENIA:

Omphalia flavida (Deuteromycetes)

Triposporium stelligerum (Deuteromycetes)
GLADIOLUS

Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)

Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophomina Phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

Pseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)

Stromatinia gladioli (?) (Ascomycetes)

Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)
GLIRICIDIA

Colatoi enum gliricidae (Deuteromycetes)
GOSSYPIUM:

Phakopsora desmium (Promycetes)

Puccinia stakmanii (Promycetes)
HELLEBORUS:

Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes)
HETEROPOGON:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)

Sphacelotheca ischaemi (Promycetes)
HIBISCUS
er Seeospara malayensis (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia coronata (Promycetes)
HORDEUM:

Heterosporium avenae (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia anomala (Promycetes)

Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)

Puccinia hordei

Tilletia pancrst @ (Promycetes)
HYDROCOTYL

Puccinia Wiaroconies (Promycetes)
HYPARRHENIA:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
IPOMOEFA:

Endoconidiophora fimbriata (Ascomycetes)

Semoris convolvuli (2?) (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum lillacearum (Deuteromycetes)
Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed) (Nematoda)
Leptosphaeria heterospora (Ascomycetes)
ATacrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycctes)

Macrephomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
IXORA:
Pestalotia izorae (Deuteromycetes)
JATROPHA:
Aecidium mozinnae (Promycetes)
JUNIPERUS:
Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
Gymnosporangium sabinae (Promycetes)
Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
LABURNUM:
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
Cylindrocarpon candidwm var. minus (Deutero-
mycetes)
LAELIA:
Stachybotrys atra (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LAURUS:
Septoria carrubi (?) (Deuteromycetes)
LESPEDEZA:
Pestalotia lespedezae (Deuteromycetes)
Robillarda sessilis (Deuteromycetes)
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LEUCOTHOE:
Ceuthospora lunata (Deuteromycetes)
Diplodina rostrupii (Deuteromycetes)
LIGULARIA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
LILIUM:
Botrutis elliptica (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

LILIU M—Continued

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

Tritirachiwm dependens (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

Myrothecium roridum (Deuteromycetes)

Stemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
MAGNOLIA:

Ascochyta magnoliae (Deuteromycetes)
MALUS:

Coniothecitum chomatosporum (Deuteromycetes)

Fusicladium dendriticum (Deuteromycetes)

Gymnosporangium yamadae (Promycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella pomi (Ascomycetes)

Neofabrea malicorticis (Ascomycetes)

Phomopsis ambigua (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:

Sphaceloma mangiferae cetera cores

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
MEDICAGO:

Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis (Promycetes)
MORUS:

Eutypella stellulata (Ascomycetes)
MULINUM:

Uromyces mulini (Promycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Cordana musae (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidium theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:

Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Cordana musae (Deuteromycetes)

Didymium minus (Myxomycetes)

Hendersonia musae (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)

Stachybotrys subsimplex (Deuteromycetes)

Stachylidiwm theobromae (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Nematoda)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

Ophiostoma narcissi (Ascomycetes)
NERIUM:

Cercospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTIODA:

Cercospora angreci (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropunctata (Promycetes)
OLEA:

Septoria oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
ORCHID:

Chaetomella atra (Deuteromycetes)

Coniothyrium stanhopeae (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia paraphysaria (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium cinctum (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropunctata (Promycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Heterosporium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia kalchbrenneriana (Promycetes)

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)

Sphaerella hyphiseda (Ascomycetes)
ORYZA:

Cephalosporium roseum (Deuteromycetes)

Cercospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Entyloma oryzae (Promycetes)

Helminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Helminthosporium turcicum (Deuteromycetes)

Leptosphaeria oryzina (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella hondai (Ascomycetes)

Neovossia horrida (Promycetes)

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)

Phaeoseptoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces coronatus (Promycetes)
PACHYSANDRA:

Volutella pachysandricola (Deuteromycetes)
PAEONIA:

Coryneum microstictum (Deuteromycetes)

Hendersonia paconiae (Deuteromycetes)

Monochaetia paconiae (Deuteromycetes)

Phlyctaena ranunculacearum (Deuteromycetes)

Sclerotiopsis testudinea (Deuteromycetes)

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)

PALM:

Catacauma sabal (?) (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia palmarum (Deuteromycetes)
PANICUM:

Cryptodidymosphaeria clandestina (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces lepiodermus (Promycetes)
PASPALUM:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)

Claviceps paspali (Ascomycetes)

Fusarium heterosporum (Deuteromycetes)
PENNISETUM:

Puccinia penniseti (?) (Promycetes)

Ustilago penniseti var. tonkinensis (Promycetes)
PERSEA:

Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
PHAJUS:

Coleosporium bletiae (Promycetes)
PHASEOLUS:

Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces phaseoli (Promycetes)
PHILODENDRON:

Colletotrichum philodendri (Deuteromycetes)

Gloeosporium philodendri (Deuteromycetes)

Glomerella cincta (Ascomycetes)

Septoria guembe (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo monsterae (Promycetes)
PHRAGMITES:

Ustilago grandis (Promycetes)

CEA:

Discella strobilina (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis occulta (Deuteromycetes)

Thecopsora areolata (Promycetes)
PIERIS:

Sporonema oxrycocci (?) Deuteromycetes)
PINUS:

Cercospora pini-densiflorae (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes) .

Pestalotia macrochaeta (Deuteromycetes)

Pestalotia peregrina (Deuteromycetes)
PLUMERIA:

Coleosporium domingense (Promycetes)
PROSOPIS:

Gloeosporium leguminum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Taphrina deformans (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)

Monilinia lara (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (Promycetes)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
PSIDIUM:

Phoma psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUERARIA:

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:

Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRACANTHA:

Fusicladium pyracanthae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:

Collectotrichum fructus (Deuteromycetes)

Fusicladium pirinum (Deuteromycetes)
QUERCUS:

Hypoxylon marginatum (Ascomycetes)
RHODODENDRON:

Apiospora rhododendri (Phycomycetes)

Briosia azaleae (Deuteromycetes)

Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)

Cercospora rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Chrysomyxa rhododendri (Promycetes)

Coniothyrium rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora subclypeata (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Dasyscypha virginea (Ascomycetes)

Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)

Gloeosporiwm rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Lophodermium rhododendri (Ascomycetes)

Melanomma pulvis-pyrius (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella clintoniana (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
ROSA:

Phragmidium subcorticinum (Promycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

RUSCUS:
Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)
Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM:
Leptosphaeria sacchari (Ascomycetes)
: ee sacchari (Deuteromycetes)
Crytodiaporthe salicella (Ascomycetes)
peealotia bicolor (Deuteromycetes)

Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
SANSEVIERIA:
peeepeporiuam sansevieriae (Deuteromycetes)

Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)

Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)

Heterodera leptonepia (Nematoda)

Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)

Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
SOLANUM:

Chaetomium contortum (Ascomycetes)

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Oospora pustulans (Deuteromycetes)
SORGHUM:

Collectotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)

Sphacelotheca sorghicola (Promycetes)
SPOROBOLUS:

Helminthosporium ravenelii (Deuteromycetes)
STANHOPEA (?):

Hendersonia epidendri (Deuteromycetes)
STENOCACTUS:

Leptosphaeria opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
STIPA:

Lophodermium minutum (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia coronata (Promycetes)

Selenophoma donacis (Deuteromycetes)

SUTHERLANDIA:

Physalosporina sutherlandiae (Ascomycetes)
TETRAGONIA:

Puccinia tetragonia var. austroafricana (Promycetes)

TRACHELOSPERMUM:

ne LE dependens (Deuteromycetes)
TRIFOL

eee eae trifolii (Ascomycetes)

yseuilOne ete) trifolii (Ascomycetes)
TRIGONELLA:

Ascochyta trigonellae (Deuteromycetes)
TRITICUM:

Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)

Puccinia graminis var. tritici (Promycetes)

Puccinia rubigo-vera var. tritici (Promycetes)

Septoria tritici (Deuteromycetes)
VANILLA:

Uredo scabies (Promycetes)
VIBURNUM:

Coniothyrium viburni (Deuteromycetes)
VICIA:

Ascochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)
VITIS:

Sclerotiopsis concava (Deuteromycetes)
WISTERIA:

Coniothyrium olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)

Cryptovalsa rabenhorstii (Ascomycetes)

Ochropsora kraunhiae (Promycetes)
ZEA: :

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
ZINGIBER:

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
ZIZANIA:

Ustilago esculenta (Promycetes)
ZYGOPETALUM

Uredo guacae (?) (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

GRASS:
Colletotrichum graminicolum (Deuteromycetes)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia versicolor (?) (Promycetes)

LEAF:
Omphalia flavida (Deuteromycetes)

Countries of Origin and Diseases

ALGERIA:
Pleospora herbarum
ARGENTINA:
Elsinoe australis
Gloesporium leguminum
Puccinia coronata
Selenophoma donacis
Sphacelotheca sorghicola
Uromyces mulini
Ustilago bullata
Xanthomonas sp. (?) (Cancrosis ‘‘B’’)
AUSTRALIA
Cerebella andro pogonis
Colletotrichwm liliacearum
Cryptospora longispora
Fusarium heterosporum
Fusarijm solani (?)
Fusicladium dendriticum
Helminthosporium cynodontis
Heterosporium avenae
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Melanospora zamiae
Pestalotia conspicua
Pestalotia ixorae
Phoma citricarpa
Physalospora camptospora
Septoria depressa
Sphaceloma fawcetti
Sphaceloma fawcetti var. scabiosa
Sphacelotheca panici-milliacei
Siemphyllium botryoswm
AUSTRIA:
Chrysomyza rhododendri
Fusicladiwm dendriticum
Hleterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis

AZORES:
Pestalotia macrochaeta
BAHAMAS:
Eutypella sfellulaia
BELGIUM:
Cercospora angreci
Cercospora handelii
Colletotrichum trichella
Cucurbitaria berberidis
Helminthosporium avenae
Feterodera avenae
Heterodera punctaia
Monilinia fructigena
Peronospora parasitica
Pestalotia rhododendri
Pseudomonas marginalis
Puccinia hordei
Septoria azaleae
BERMUDA:
Cercospora neriella
Sepioria convolvuli (?)
BRAZIL:
Aphelenchoides bicaudatus
Claviceps paspali
Diplodia epicocos
Elsinoe australis
Gloeosporium piperatum
FHelminthosporium ravenelii
Sphaceloma facet
Uredo guaca
BRITISH E ‘AST AFRICA:
Septonema orchidophilum (?)
CANADA:
Alternaria dianthi
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Heterodera cacti

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

CANAD A—Continued
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Lophodermium rhododendri
Pestalotia funerea
Quaternaria persoonii
Sclerotinia kerneri
Septoria chrysanthemi

CANAL ZONE:
Ascochyta citri
Cercospora mirabilis
Cercospora musae
Coleosporium domingense
Gloeosporiwm cinctum
Gloeosporium sansevieriae
Stachylidiwm theobromae
Wired ee

CEYLON:

Xonihomonas citri

CHIL
meeeiite pisi
Claviceps purpurea
Macrophomina phaseolina
Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae

CHINA:

Entyloma oryzae
Melanospora globosa
Meliola citricola
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia lespedezae
Phoma citricarpa
Puccinia longicornis
Robillarda sessilis
Tritirachium dependens
Xanthomonas citri

COLOMBIA:

Phoma destructiva

COSTA RICA:

Diplodia paraphysaria
Stachylidium theobromae
Uredo guacae (?)

Uredo nigropunctata

CUBA
Agpenenoriin caricae
Cercospora malayensis
Colletotrichum gliricidae

CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Heterodera cacti

DENMARK:
Colletotrichum fructus
Cry ptodiaporthe salicella
Heterodera rostochiensis
Monilinia fructigena,
Mycosphaerella pomi

DOMINICAN REPUBLIO:
Phakopsora desmium
Phyllosticta maculicola

ECUADOR:

Cercospora musae

Cordana musae
Cryptodidymosphaeria clandestina
Macrophoma musae
Mycosphaerella brassicicola
Nigrospora sphaerica
Stachylidium theobromae

ENGLAND:

Apiospora rhododendri
Briosia azaleae
Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Coniothyrium hellebori
Coniothyrium rhododendri
Coryneum microstictum
Cytospora subcly peata (?)
Diplodina eurhododendri
Gloesporium concentricum
Gloesporium rhododendri
Flelminthosporium avenae
FTeterodera avenae
Fleterodera cacti
Fleterodera punctata
Fleterodera rostochiensis
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Lophodermium rhododendri
Melanomma pulvis-pyrius
Memnoniella echinata
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella clintoniana
Pestalotia rhododendri

FRA

ENGLAND—Continued

Puccinia anomala
Puccinia buri
Puccinia glumarum
Septoria chrysanthemi
Senne tritici

EURO

PeeniG ‘rubigo- -vera var. tritici
OSA:

FORM

Phoma Carpe
ANCE

Alternaria dianthi

Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed)
FHleterodera avenae

FHeterodera cacti

Heterodera punctata
Feterodera rostochiensis
Monilinia fructigena
Monochaetia paeoniae
Phragmidium subcorticinum
Puccinia buxi

Puccinia coronata

Puccinia rubigo-vera var. tritici
Tylenchus allii

GERMANY:

Botrytis gladiolorum
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Discella strobilina
Exobasidium vaccinii
Gymnosporangium sabinae
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Mycosphaerella fragariae
Phomopsis occulta
Puccinia coronata

GIBRALTAR (?):

Fleterodera avenae

GREECE:

Helminthosporium turcicum
Ramularia cynarae
Sclerotiopsis concava
Colletotrichum arecae
Gloeosporium catechu
Phomopsis palinicels

GUATEMA

Cercospora ae
Fendersonia musae
Heterosporium echinulatum
Omphalia flavida
Stachybotrys atra
Stachybotrys subsimpler
Uredo epidendri

Uredo guacae

Uredo nigropunctata

Uredo oncidii

HAWAII:

Colletotrichum coffeanum
Ophioholus versisporus
Pestalotia palmarum
Phomopsis cocoes y
Phyllosticta cordylinophila
Physalospora rhodina
Septoria dianthi
Tritirachium dependens
Uromyces alyxiae
Xanthomonas begoniae

HONDURAS:

Nigrospora oryzae
Stemphylium botryosum
Uredo epidendri

ICELAND:

Selenophoma donacis var. stomaticola

INDIA:

Coleosporium bletiae
Memnoniella echinata
Xanthomonas citri

IRELAND:

Fleterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Pseudopeziza trifolii
Urocystis gladiolicola

ISRAEL:

Pseudomonas syringae (?)
Septoria tritic#

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

ITALY:
Apnelenchoides subtenuis

Botryosphaeria berengeriana var. araucariae

Colletotrichum agaves
Collectotrichum yuccae
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Heterodera avenae
Fleterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Leptosphaeria rusci
Lophodermium minutum
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella pomi
Ophiostoma narcissi
Phoma limoni (?)
Phyllosticta disciformis
Phyllosticta ruscicola
Physalospora obtusa
Septoria citri
Septoria oleae
JAMAICA:
Myrothecitum roridum
Uredo nigropunctata
APAN:

Alternaria dianthi
Aphelenchoides ritzema-bosi (?)
Apiospora punctum
Botrytis elliptica
Botrylis gladiolorum
Cercospora pini-densi/florae
Coleosporium solidaginis
Colletotrichum liliacearum
Coniothyrium olivaceum
Cryptovalsa rabenhorstii
Dendrophoma obscurans
Diplodia theobromae
Discosia artocreas
Endoconidiophora fimbriata
Entyloma oryzae
Fusarium exysporum f. gladioli
Gloeosporium folliicolum
Graphis scripta
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Gymnosporangium yamadae
Helminthosporium oryzae
Hendersonia paeoniae
Heterodera cacti
Hypozxylon marginatum
Macrophomina phaseolina
Melanospora zamiae
Meliola citricola
Meloidogyne hapla
Meloidogyne javanica
Memnoniella echinata
Mycosphaerella hondai
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi
Mycosphaerella tassiana
Neovossia horrida
Nigrospora sphaerica
Ochropsora kraunhiae
Papulaspora parasitica
Pestalotia bicolor
Pestalotia funerea
Pestalotia peregrina
Pezizella lythri
Phaeosphaeria oryzae
Phlyctaena ranunculacearum
Phoma ardisiae
Phoma citricarpa
Pseudomonas marginata
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia horiana
Puccinia rubigo-vera var.
tritici
Sclerotiopsis testudinea
Septoria azaleae
Septoria chrysanthemi
Sphaceloma fawcetti
Thielaviopsis basicola
Tritirachium dependens
Uromyces coronatus
Uromyces lespedezae-pro-
cumbentis
Uromyces phaseoli
Ustilago esculenta
Xanthomonas citri

KENYA:
Botryosphaeria ribis
Cerebella andropogonis
KORROR ISLAND:
Epicoccum cocos
Xanthomonas citri
LEBANON:
Taphrina deformans
LUXEMBOURG:
Fleterodera rostochiensis
MADAGASOAR:
Cerebella andropogonis
MAJORCA ISLAND:
Feterodera cacti
MALTA:
Fleterodera cacti
MARIANAS:
Xanthomonas citri
MEXICO:
Aecidium mozinnae
Aschersonia aleyrodis
Ascochyta hesperidearum
Asperisporium caricae
Botrytis gladiolorum
Catacauma sabal (?)
Cercospora coffeicola
Cercospora musae
Cercospora oryzae
Cercospora purpurea
Chaetomella atra
Coleopsorium dahliae
Colletotrichum agaves
Colletotrichum erythrinae
Colletotrichum graminicolum
Colletotrichum philodendri
Coniotheciwm chomatosporum
Coniothyrium stanhopeae
Coryneum carpophilum
Didymium minus
Didplodia ananassae
Diplodia paraphysaria
Entyloma oryzae
Exosporiwm cactivorum
Fusarium diversisporum
Fusarium oxysporum f. cepae
Fusarium orysporum f. gladioli
Fusicladium dendriticum
Gloeosporium philodendri
Glomer ella cincta
Helminthosporim oryzae
Hendersonia citri
Hendersonia epidendri
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera cacti
Hleterodera punctata
Fleterodera rostochiensis
Heterosporium avenae (?)
Heterosporium echinulatum
Flyponectria aureo-nitens
Leplosphaeria opuntiae
Leptosphaeria sacchari
Macrophoma musae
Meliola citricola
Mycosphaerella advena
Mycosphaerella coffeicola
Neofabrea malicorticis
Nigrospora sacchari
Omphalia flavida
Ophiodothella fici
Pestalotia funerea
Pestalotia palmarum
Phoma psidii
Phomopsis capsici
Phyllosticta cacti
Phyllosticta laeliae
Pseudomonas marginata
Pseudopeziza medicaginis
Puccinia anomala
Puccinia baccharidis
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia graminis var. avenae
Puccinia stakmanii
Puccinia versicolor (?)
Septoria carrubi (?)
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria guembe (?)
Sphaceloma fawcetti
Sphaceloma mangiferae

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Sphaceloma punicae
Stachylidium theobromae
Stagonospora macrospora
Triposporium stelligerum
Tylenchus allii
Uredo behnickiana
Uredo monsterae
Uredo scabies (?)
Unoraices leptodermus

MOROCCO:
Puccinia glumarum

MOZAMBIQUE:
Phoma citricarpa

NATAL:

Colletotrichum graminicolum

NETHERLANDS:

Ascochyta magnoliae
Botryosphaeria ribis
Botrytis gladiolorum.
Cercospora handelii
Cercospora rhododendri
Ceuthospora lunata
Chaetomium contortum
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Coniothyrium hellebori
Coniothryrium viburni
Cylindrocarpon candidum var. minus
Dasyscy pha virginea
Diplodina rostrupii
Ditylenchus sp. (undescribed)
Exobasidium vaccinii
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Fusicladium pirinum
Fusicladium pyracanthae
Gymnosporangium sabinae
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Macrophoma candollei
Mycosphaerella fragariae
Nectria galligena
Pestalotia rhododendri
Phomopsis ambigua
Phyllosticta limbalis
Phyllosticta rhododendri
Pseudomonas marginata
Puccinia coronata

Septoria azaleae
Sporonema oxycocci (?)
Stromatinia gladioli (?)
Thielaviopsis basicola
Ustilago grandis

Volutella buxi

Volutella pachysandricola

NEW ZEALAND:
Colletotrichum liliacearwm
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Mycosphaerella pomi
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Sphaceloma fawcetti
Sphaceloma Saweetti var. scabiosa

NICARAGUA
Helminthosporium oryzae
Leptosphaeria oryzina
Phaeoseptoria oryzae

NORWAY
FHeterodera punctata
Mycosphaerella brassicicola
Mycosphaerella pomi
Oospora pustulans
Thecopsora areolata

OKINAWA:

Colletotrichum liliacearum

PANAMA:

Macrophoma musae
Phomopsis cocoes

PARAGUAY:
Elsinoe australis

PERU:

FTeterodera leptonepia
Heterodera rostochiensis

PHILIPPINES:

Coniothecium chomatosporum
Helminthosporium oryzae
Phoma citricarpa

Phomopsis cocoes

PHILIPPINES—Continued
Puccinia kusanoi
Xanthomonas citri

PORTUGAL:
Cephalosporium roseum
Fusicladiwm eriobotryae
Monilinia laxa

PUERTO RICO:
Cerospora musae
Cordana musae
Pllsinoe phaseoli
Sphaceloma mangiferae

SAIPAN:

Xanthomonas citri

SALVADOR:

Cercospora centrosema

SCOTLAND:

Feterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata

SIERRA LEONE:
Helminthosporium oryzae

SOUTH PACIFIC:
Cytospora palmarum (?)

SPAIN:

Fusicladium pirinum
Heterodera avenae
Monilinia fructigena
Phoma citricarpa
Pleospora herbarum
Pseudomonas maculicola (?)
Puccinia graminis var. tritici
See citri
SWE
Vicon avenae
Fleterodera punctata
Mycosphaerella pomi
Physalospora obtusa
Puccinia graminis var. tritici
SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyza rhododendri
Heterodera cacti
Aeceicogine javanica
TAH
Caen palmicola
Fusarium lateritium
TANGANYIKA:
Cerebella andropogonis
Sphacelotheca ischaemi
THAILAND:
Fusarium juruanum
Meliola citricola
Mycosphaerella cypripedii
Phyllosticta laeliae
TRINIDAD
Cercospora musae
Cloeosporium cinctum
Uredo nigropunctata (?)
TRUK ISLAND:
Epicoccum cocos
Xanthomonas citri
TURKEY:
Ascochyta hesperidearum
Ascochyta trigonellae
Cymadothea trifolii
Leptosphaeria heterospora
Macrophomina phaseolina
Monilinia fructigena
Nigrospora sphaerica
Pseudopeziza medicaginis
Pseudopeziza trifolii
Puccinia aeluropi
Puccinia vagans
Selenophoma donacis var. stomaticola
Tilletia elmyi (?)
Tilletia pancicii (?) ‘
Uromyces striatus var. medicaginis
Ustilago bullata
Ustilago penniseti var. tonkinensis
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Heterodera avenae
Heterosporium ornithogali
Macrophomina phaseolina
Phoma citricarpa
Phoma limoni (?)
Phoma rigida (?)
Physalosporina sutherlandiae
Puccinia kalchbrenneriana
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

UNION GF SOUTH AFRICA—Continued VENEZUELA:
Puccinia penniseti (?) Diplodia paraphysaria
Puccinia tetragonia var. austroafricana WALES:

Septoria citri Heterodera rostochiensis
Sphaerella hyphiseda WALES (?):
Tritirachium dependens Heterodera avenae
aNown: oe YAP ISLAND:
anthomonas citri ;
Colletotrichum graminicolum UCOR BND eL ED ante
Elsinoe australis YUGOSLAVIA:
Fusarium graminum Heterodera avenae
Puccinia hydrocotyles Phoma eriophorum (?)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS
LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1954

(List of Pests Recorded from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954 as Intercepted
in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering United States Territory)

Compiled by
JupitH Hunr
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report, covering the forty-first year for which imterception
lists have been issued, summarizes the records of insect pests, plant
pathogens, and certain other organisms found in, on, or with plant
products (1) imported, (2) offered for but refused entry, (3) held as
ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered for entry through customs,
(4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exportation in
bond, and (5) in domestic shipments between the American Virgin
Islands, Hawai, and Puerto Rico and the mainland.

Comprising this list are insects and plant diseases of known or
potential plant quarantine significance to the United States. Many
diseases of particular interest are included even though they are
found of general or of limited distribution in the United States. The
latter pathogens are the interceptions which are either (1) new to the
country of origin, or (2) new to the host plant, or (3) are of such limited
distribution in the United States that they are worthy of mention.

Some collections made late in the year are included in the report
for the following year, since determinations cannot be obtained im-
mediately for all of them. Occasionally determinations are delayed
for longer periods. The data for this list were obtained from routine
reports by personnel of the Plant Quarantine Branch supplemented
by information supplied by State and Customs officials. The States
of California and Florida maintain staffs of specialists who identify a
large proportion of the material collected at their ports. Specialists
of the Field Crops Research Branch and the Horticultural Crops
Research Branch determine many of the pathogens collected at the
ports that are unusual or difficult to identify.

All scientific names are reviewed by appropriate specialists in the
Department to assure conformance to the international rules of
nomenclature.

Although every effort is made to give the correct origin for all
collections listed, the alleged origin of all host-plant materials cannot
be verified. Questionable items are therefore omitted or the origin
is listed as unknown.

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Since the great increase in air-cargo transportation, a proportionally
larger number of importations of various plants, plant products, seeds,
fruits, rhizomes, corms, and bulbs arrive rapidly from all parts of the
world. The golden nematode, oat nematode, and fruit flies are
included in the category of the more important pests taken from this
source.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIR-BORNE MATERIAL

Increasingly frequent interceptions of important air-borne plant
pests, unknown to this country, were made during the year. Some of
the most injurious insects, nematodes, and plant diseases intercepted
arrived in, on, or with air-borne fruits and plant material. During
the year 3,145 interceptions of insects and 507 interceptions of plant
diseases were made in baggage, express, freight, mail, and stores on
imported plant parts.

Some important insects intercepted with air-borne material were:

Adoxophyes orana on cut flowers of lilac in baggage and cargo from the Nether-
lands.

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumt) on Citrus sp. leaf in baggage and
on a lime leaf in cargo from Mexico.

Anastrepha fraterculus (?) in cherimoya in baggage from Colombia and Peru.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in orange in baggage from Guatemala
and Mexico, in mango in baggage from Mexico, and in orange in stores from
Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in Annona sp. in:
baggage from Costa Rica, in guava in baggage from Costa Rica, Dominican
Republic, and Salvador, in guava in mail from Puerto Rico, in mango in baggage
from the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, and in yellow mombin in baggage
from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Salvador.

Anastrepha serpentina in sapodilla in baggage from Mexico, in sapodilla in
quarters from South America; A. serpentina (?) in sapodilla in baggage from
Nicaragua.

Anastrepha suspensa in guava in baggage from Cuba.

Apion carduorum in globe artichoke in baggage from Italy.

Bruchus ervi in lentils in baggage from Italy and in lentils in mail from Syria.

Carposina sasaki in apple in stores from Japan.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in apricot in baggage from
Italy, in avocado in baggage from Hawaii, in coffee berries in baggage from
Brazil, in coffee berries in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the
mainland, in grapefruit in baggage from Israel, in guava in gaggage from the
Azores, in Mandarin orange in baggage from Hawaii, in Mandarin orange in
stores from Italy and Portugal, in mango in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland, in nectarine and peachin baggage from Italy, in quince
in baggage from Argentina, in orange in baggage from Spain, in orange in stores
from Italy. C. capitata (?) in apricot in baggage from Portugal, in Crataegus sp.
in baggage from Italy, in fig in baggage from Greece and the Madeira Islands, in
guava in baggage from Israel and Italy, and in medlar, pricklypear, and quince
in baggage from Italy.

The Asiatic rice borer (Chilo suppressalis) in rice straw in baggage from Spain.

An adult of the melon fly (Dacus cucurbitz) on cut flowers of Anthurtwm sp. in
baggage from Hawaii and a larva in tomato in preflight inspection of stores
leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in guava and Malay-apple in preflight.
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; adults of D. dorsalis
were found on airplanes in preflight inspection of planes leaving Hawaii for the
mainland; D. dorsalis (?) in avocado and India-almond in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in santol in baggage from the
Philippines.

The olive fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage from Egypt, Italy, and Lebanon.

The Tahitian coconut weevil (Diocalandra taitensis) in coconut in preflight
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

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Laspeyresia splendana in chestnut in baggage from Greece. : he

A bean pod borer, Maruca testulalis, on mauna loa lei in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in string beans in stores from India,
and in string beans in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Puerto Rico for the
mainland.

Adults of Nephotettiz apicalis on airplanes from the Philippines.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cottonseed in baggage from
Egypt and in okra in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Puerto Rico for the
mainland.

Polychrosis botrana in grapes in baggage from Greece and Spain and in grapes
in stores from France.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from Austria, Germany, Portugal, and
Spain, in cherry in stores from Belgium, England, France, and Italy; R. cerasi (?)
in cherry in baggage from the Azores and the Netherlands and in cherry in stores
from Switzerland.

The apple maggot (Rhagoletis pomonella) in apple in baggage from Mexico.

An avocado moth, Stenoma catenifer, in avocado in baggage from. Brazil.

A mango weevil, Sternochetus mangiferae, in mango in baggage from India and
in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

Interceptions of air-borne plant pathogens not believed to be established in the
United States or of limited distribution were:

Chrysomyza rhododendri on rhododendron in baggage and cargo from Austria
and in mail and quarters from Switzerland.

Cryptospora longispora on Norfolk-Island-pine seed in mail from Norfolk Island.

Fusicladium eriobotryae on loquat in baggage from the Azores.

Kuehneola japonica on rose in baggage from Japan.

Phoma citricarpa on lemon in stores from Australia and New Zealand, on
Mandarin orange in baggage from China, on orange peel from an unknown origin,
and on citrus peel in baggage from China and Hawaii.

Phyllosticta micrococcoides (?) on lemon in baggage from Thailand.

Puccinia belamcandae on leaf of Belamcanda sp. in cargo from India; P. horriana
on chrysanthemums in baggage, quarters, and stores from Japan.

Sphenospora kevorkianii on Stelis sp., an orchid, in express from Trinidad.

Uredo gynandrearum (?) on an orchid leaf in cargo from the Canal Zone.

The following nematodes were also found in the air-borne material:

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) in soil with holly seedlings in baggage
from Ireland.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) in soil with horseradish in mail
from Denmark, in soil with chrysanthemum, gaillardia, and primrose plants in
baggage from Germany, in soil with lily and privet plants in baggage from England.

Heterodera punctata in soil with Cymbidium sp., an orchid, plants in cargo and
mail from England, in soil with an unidentified plant in baggage from England.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED

FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted: ‘

Anastrepha fraterculus in orange in stores from Brazil and in peach in baggage
from Mexico; A. fraterculus (?) in cherimoyas in air baggage from Colombia and
Peru, in mango in stores from Chile, and in orange in quarters from Brazil.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in grapefruit in baggage, quarters,
and stores from Mexico, in mango in baggage and air baggage from Mexico, in
oranges in baggage and air baggage from Guatemala and Mexico, in oranges in
quarters, stores, and air stores from Mexico, in orange in air stores from an un-
known origin, in pomegranate, quince, and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico,
127 larvae were found on the floor of a refrigerator car from Mexico; A. ludens (?)
uy mango and orange in baggage from Mexico and in orange in air baggage from

exico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in guavas in air
baggage from Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, and Salvador, in guava in air
mail from Puerto Rico, in mangoes in baggage from Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras,
Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad (?), in mangoes in air baggage from
the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, and Salvador, in mangoes in cargo from Cuba, Dominica,

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Mexico, and Puerto Rico, in mangoes in quarters from Guatemala, Honduras,
Mexico, Panama, and Puerto Rico, in mangoes in stores from the Dominican
Republic, Jamaica, and Nicaragua, and in mango in air stores from Jamaica, in
yellow mombin in baggage from Mexico, in yellow mombins in air baggage from
Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Salvador, and in yellow mombin in air mail from
Nicaragua. A. mombinpraeoptans (?) in mango in quarters from Panama.

Anastrepha serpentina in mamey in baggage from Mexico, in sapodillas in air
baggage and stores from Mexico, in sapodilla in air quarters from South America;
A. serpentina (?) in sapodilla in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha striata in guava in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha suspensa in guava in air baggage from Cuba.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in apple in baggage from Italy,
in apple in stores from Spain, in apricots in air baggage from Italy, in apricot in
stores from Portugal, in avocado in preflight inspection of air baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland, in coffee berries in air baggage and mail from Brazil,
in coffee berries in baggage from Hawaii, in coffee berries in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in coffee berries found in mail leaving
Hawaii for the mainland, in grapefruit in air baggage from Israel, in grapefruit
in stores from the Canary Islands and Egypt, in guava in air baggage from the
Azores, in guava in stores from the Union of South Africa, in lemon in baggage
from Italy, in Mandarin oranges in stores from Algeria and Portugal, in Mandarin

orange in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in
Mandarin oranges in baggage and air stores from Italy, in Mandarin orange in
-air stores from Portugal, in mango in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland, in orange in baggage from Brazil, in oranges in stores
from the Canary Islands and Portugal, in oranges in baggage, air baggage, and
air stores from Italy, in oranges in air baggage and quarters from Spain, in necta-
rine and peach in air baggage from Italy, in pear in quarters from Spain, in pepper
in stores from Hawaii, in pricklypear in baggage from Italy, in quince in air
baggage from Argentina, in quince in cargo from Greece. C. capitata (?) in
apricot in air baggage from Portugal, in coffee berries in air baggage from Brazil,
in coffee berries in baggage from Hawaii, in coffee berries in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in coffee berries found in inspection
of mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in Crataegus sp. in air baggage from
Italy, in fig in air baggage from Greece, in fig in baggage from the Madeira Islands,
in grapefruit in stores from Brazil, Italy, and Spain, in guava in air baggage from
Israel and Italy, in Mandarin orange in stores from Lebanon, in medlar in air
baggage from Italy, in oranges in stores from Algeria and Argentina, in orange
in baggage from Italy, in pricklypears in baggage and air baggage from Italy, in
quince in air baggage from Italy, and in sorbe apple in baggage from Italy.

The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) with cut flowers of anthurium in preflight
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in bell pepper, pepper,
cucumber, pumpkin, and tomato in stores from Hawaii, in string beans in mail
leaving Hawaii for the mainland; D. cucurbitae (?) in cucumber in stores from
Hawaii.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in avocado, banana, mango, and Ochrosia
elliptica in baggage from Hawaii, in guava and Malay-apple in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in mango in mail from Guam, in
mango and peach in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland, 4 adults of D. dorsalis
were found in preflight inspection of airplanes leaving Hawaii for the mainland;
D. dorsalis (?) in avocado and India-almond in preflight inspection of baggage
leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in grapefrvit in stores from Ceylon, and in
santol in air baggage from the Philippines. ;

The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olives in baggage and stores from Italy, in
olive in baggage from Greece, in olives in air baggage from Egypt, Italy, and
Lebanon; D. oleae (?) in olive in stores from Italy.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherries in air baggage from Austria, Germany, Italy,
Portugal, and Spain, in cherries in baggage from Germany and Italy, in cherries
in air stores from Belgium, England, France, and Italy, in cherries in air quarters
from Italy; R. cerasi (?) in apple in air baggage from the Azores, in cherry in
air baggage from the Netherlands, in cherries in air stores from England, France,
and Switzerland. :

Rhagoletis juglandis (?) in black walnut in baggage from Mexico. i

The apple maggot (Rhagoletis pomonella) in apples in baggage and air baggage
from Mexico, in apple in mail from Canada; R. pomonella (?) in thornapple in
baggage from Mexico.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 5

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of interest were intercepted:

Adoxophyes orana (Tortricidae) on cut flowers of lilac in air baggage and air
eargo from the Netherlands.

The citrus blackfly (Aleuwrocanthus woglumt) on leaves of Citrus sp. in baggage
and air baggage from Mexico, on grapefruit leaf in baggage from Mexico, on lime
leaves in air baggage, cargo, air cargo and quarters from Mexico, on sour lime
leaves in cargo and stores from Mexico, and on orange leaves in baggage and
cargo fiom Mexico.

A curculionid, Baris lepidii, in horseradish in cargo from Germany, Poland,
and Yugoslavia.

Brachycerus albidentatus (Curculionidae) in garlic in baggage and stores from
Italy.

Brachycerus algirus in garlic in baggage and cargo from Italy and in garlic
in cargo and stores from Spain.

A bruchid, Bruchidius incarnatus, in broadbean in baggage from Egypt and
Lebanon and in vetch seed in cargo from Italy.

Cacographis osteolalis (Schoenobiidae) ‘“‘very interesting material, genus and
species not represented by larvae in the National Museum collection prior to
this material; also first record for its food plant’’, in roots of Colocasia sp. in cargo
from Mexico.

Carposina sasakii (Carposinidae) in apple in air stores from Japan.

A coceid, Ceroplastes sinensis, on budwood of grapefruit in mail from Morocco.

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Phycitidae) in Caryota sp. in air baggage from Brazil,
with grapes in air baggage from Italy, on loquat in air baggage from Bermuda, in
orange in air stores from Spain, in pomegranate in baggage and cargo from Greece,
in pomegranate in baggage from Italy, in pomegranate in air baggage from Libya,
in pomegranate in stores from Portugal, in pomegranate in cargo from Spain,
and in Mandarin orange in air stores from the Azores.

Cylas formicarius, possibly subspecies formicarius, in sweetpotato in cargo
(food for monkeys) from India.

Cylas puncticollis in sweetpotato in stores from British West Africa and Nigeria.

Dendrothrips ornatus (Thripidae) on lilac leafbud in cargo from the Netherlands.

Dyspessa ulula (Cossidae) in garlic in cargo from Hungary, Italy, and Morocco.

Gortyna flavago (Phalaenidae) in globe artichoke in stores from Algeria and Italy.

An avocado weevil, Heilipus laurt, in avocado in mail from Mexico.

Heterotermes convexinotatus, a termite, very destructive to buildings, in jicama
in baggage from Mexico, in a log in cargo from Colombia, and on an orchid root in
baggage from Panama.

A curculionid, Listroderes subcinctus, with grapes in cargo from Chile.

Megacerus leucosomus (Bruchidae), an interesting species and new to the collec-
tion in the National Musevm, in tree morning-glory seed in mail from Mexico
and in seed of Rivea corymbosa in mail and Rivee sp. seed in express from Mexico.

A cicadellid, Nephotettiz apicalis, in an airplane from the Philippines.

Phalonia zephyrana (Phaloniidae) a so-called carrot stem borer, in carrots in
stores from Algeria and Trieste.

A curculionid, Phlyctinus callosus, with grapes in cargo from the Union of South
Africa.

A chrysomelid, Phyllotreta vittula, on watercress in stores from France.

Polychrosis botrana (Olethreutidae) in grapes in air baggage from Greece and
Spain and in grapes in air stores from France.

Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) with olives in air baggage from Italy.

Sesamia cretica (Phalaenidae) in broomcorn in cargo from Greece and in
broomcorn in cargo and mail from Italy.

A bostrichid, Sinorylon anale, in a wooden case in cargo from Pakistan and with
amaryllis in cargo from Japan.

SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica) was reported three times during the
year with scrap metal coming from the Caroline Islands and Guam. Two of
these interceptions were made at San Pedro, Calif., and one at Baltimore, Md.

Other injurious snails intercepted and not known to be in the United States or of
limited distribution were:

_ Bradybaena similaris with Anthurium sp. (leaves) and tree fern in preflight
inspection of mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland, with plant foliage, ti leaves,

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and Vanda Miss Jocquim, an orchid, in preflight inspection of air cargo leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; at Miami, Fla., with miscellaneous plants in air baggage
from Jamaica.

Deroceras reticulatum at San Juan, P. R., with asters (cut flowers) in air cargo
from Haiti and with cabbage in stores from Spain; at New Orleans, La., with
cabbage in stores from Argentina; at Philadelphia, Pa., with cabbage in stores
from Belgium; at Savannah, Ga., with cabbage in stores from Belgium and Brazil;
at New York, N. Y., with endive in cargo from Belgium, with grapes in baggage
from England, with soil with hydrangea plants in air baggage from Iceland, in
soil with cedar seedlings in baggage from Canada, with unidentified plants in
baggage from Wales, and with turnips in stores from Northern Ireland; at Phila-
delphia, Pa., with leek in stores from England; at Honolulu, Hawaii with parsley
in air stores from Australia and with yam bean in preflight inspection of mail
leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

Lame marginatus at New Orleans, La., with cabbage in stores from the Nether-
ands.

Limaz maximus at New York, N. Y., with radishes in air baggage from Lebanon;
at Seattle, Wash., in soil with dwarf pine in baggage from Japan.

Theba pisana at Philadelphia, Pa., with lettuce in stores from France and with
bales of cork in cargo from Morocco; at New York, N. Y., with bales of cork in
cargo from Morocco. ’

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

Japan continues to be the origin of the greatest number of interceptions (72)
of citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri), 35 of which were on oranges, 15 on grapefruit,
13 on lemons, 4 on sour oranges, 2 on Mandarin oranges, one each on sour lime,
Citrus sp. (“summer orange’’), and Citrus ichangensis var. (yazu.). Seven
interceptions came from China, 4 on Mandarin orange and 3 on orange peel.
India furnished 5 interceptions, all on sour limes while the Philippines contributed
one on lemon and one on orange. One came from Formosa on pummelo, | from
Guam on lime, 1 from Java on sour lime, and 1 from Thailand on grapefruit.

“Cancrosis B’’ (Xanthomonas sp. (?)), another bacterial disease of citrus,
producing symptoms similar to citrus canker, was intercepted three times on
lemons from Argentina.

The sweet orange scab (Elsinoe australis) was intercepted 62 times. Of these
interceptions 38 were from Brazil on lemon, orange, sour lime, and sour orange;
21 from Argentina on lemon, Mandarin orange, and orange; 2 from Uruguay on
orange; and 1 from Paraguay on grapefruit.

Other interceptions were:

Dasyschy pha virginea on rhododendron in cargo from the Netherlands.

Elsinoe phaseoli on lima beans in air baggage from Puerto Rico.

Fusicladium depressum on fennel in stores from Italy.

Guignardia traversi on Stanhopea sp., an orchid, in cargo from Mexico.

Mytocopron orchidearum on an orchid stem in baggage from Mexico.

Oospora microcarpa on stem of Chamaecyparis sp. from the Netherlands.

Phoma araucariae on Norfolk-Island-pine seed in mail from Australia; P.
sabdariffae on kenaf hibiscus in cargo from Cuba.

Phyllachora cynodontis on Bermuda grass in mail from Spain; P. orbicula on
bamboo leaf in cargo from China.

Phyllosticta micrococcoides (?) on lemon in air baggage from Thailand; P.
ruscicola on Ruscus sp. in cargo from Italy.

Pleospora gigantea on Agave sp. in baggage from Mexico.

Puccinia belamcandae on Belamcanda sp. leaf in air cargo from India; P. horriana
on chrysanthemums in air baggage, air quarters, and air stores from Japan; P.
ornithogali-thyrsoides on chinkerichee in cargo and mail from the Union of South
Africa.

Pyrenochaeta terrestris on primrose in cargo from the Netherlands.

Sclerotiopsis testudinea on tree peony in mail from Japan.

Sphenospora kevorkianii on Stelis sp., an orchid, in air express from Trinidad.

Taphrina bullata (?) on Japanese flowering cherry in cargo from Japan.

Tolyposporium ehrenbergti on sorghum seed in mail from India.

Uredo gynandrearum (?) on an orchid leaf in air cargo from the Canal Zone.

Urocystis gladiolicola on gladiolus in mail from the Netherlands.

Uromyces alyxiae on maile leaf in mail from Hawaii.

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The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) was intercepted 32 times. Nine of these
came from Germany, 6 from Italy, 4 from the Netherlands, 3 from Denmark, 2
each from England and Japan, and 1 each from Canada, Ireland, Mexico (?),
Scotland, Spain, and Sweden. These interceptions were made from soil with
bagging, with plant material for propagation, with cargo shipments of vegetables
and with vegetables in ships’ stores.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) was intercepted 94 times.
Twenty-seven of these came from Germany, 26 from England, 16 from Scotland, 8
from Mexico, 5 from Peru, 3 from Ireland, 2 each from Argentina and Denmark,
and 1 each from Belgium, the Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Poland and an
unknown origin. Twelve of these interceptions were taken with soil on potatoes,
its normal host, while others were taken with soil on bagging; soil with vegetables
in baggage, cargo, and mail; in soil with bulbs in baggage, cargo, and mail for
propagation; in plant material in baggage and mail for propagation; in soil with
plant material in ships’ furnishings and quarters; and in soil on a used truck.

Another intercepted nematode of interest, not known to be established in the
United States is:

Ditylenchus hyacinthi on paper white narcissus bulbs in cargo from France.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently inspectors find insects, nematodes, or pathogens affecting
plant material in such a stage or condition that complete or accurate
determination is impracticable or impossible. Some of these pests
may be of economic importance, or new to the host or to the country of
origin, or hitherto unknown in the United States.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:
Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus, at Jacksonville, Fla., in grapefruit in stores
from Trinidad; at Miami, Fla., in mango in air baggage from Colombia; at New
York, N. Y., in peach in air baggage from an unknown origin; at SanJuan,P.R.,
in sapodilla in air baggage from the Dominican Republic.

Anastrepha sp., probably ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in mamey sapote in
stores from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Galves-
ton, Tex., in oranges in quarters and stores from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in
grapefruit in quarters and stores from Mexico and in mango in air baggage from
Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in grapefruit, mango, orange, and pear in baggage from
Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at San Ysidro,
Calif., in mango and orange in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
in guava in cargo from Tortola; at Miami, Fla., in guava in air mail from Puerto
Rico; at Mobile, Ala., in mango in ship’s garbage from Trinidad; at New York,
N. Y., in mango in baggage from Colombia; at San Juan, P. R., in mango in air
baggage from the Dominican Republic.

Anastrepha sp., probably serpentina, at Mobile, Ala., in orange in quarters from
Netherlands Guiana; at New York, N. Y., in orange in stores from Brazil; at
San Juan, P. R., in sapodilla in air baggage from Trinidad.

Anastrepha sp. at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Browns-
ville, Tex., in Spondias sp. in stores from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in mamey
and mango in baggage from Cuba (?) and in sapote in quarters from Mexico; at
Hidalgo, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Jacksonville, Fla., in grape-
fruit in air stores from Trinidad; at Laredo, Tex., in mango and quince in baggage
from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in guavas in air baggage from Costa Rica and Hon-
duras, in hog plum in air baggage from Costa Rica, in mangoes in air baggage
from Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico, in oranges in air baggage and air stores from
Colombia; at New York, N. Y., in cactus fruit in air stores from Colombia, in
mangoes in air baggage from the Bahamas and Jamaica, in pricklypear in air
stores from Colombia; at Norfolk, Va., in orange in air quarters from Trinidad;
at Christiansted, St. Croix in guava berry in cargo from Tortola; at San Juan,
P. R., in mango in air baggage from the Dominican Republic; at San Pedro,
Calif., in guava in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Rhagoletis sp., either completa Cresson or boycei Cresson, at Hidalgo, Tex. and
Nogales, Ariz., in black walnut in baggage from Mexico.

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wae ie sp., possibly pomonella (Walsh), in crab apple in baggage from
exico.

Rhagoletis sp., in thornapple in baggage from Mexico.

Thirty-eight interceptions, identified to family only (Tephritidae), were inter-
cepted at the following ports: At Baltimore, Md., in vegetable marrow in stores
from the Union of South Africa; at Boston, Mass., in grapefruit in stores from the
Union of South Africa, in persimmon and pricklypear in air baggage from Italy;
at Brownsville, Tex., in caladium root in cargo from Mexico; at Eagle Pass, Tex.,
in apple in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex.,in mango and thornapple in
baggage from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores from Brazil;
at Honolulu, Hawaii in purple granadilla in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland, in mango in air baggage from the Philippines, in coffee
berry in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland, in persimmon in air baggage from
Australia, and two larvae on the floor of the rear baggage pit of an airplane
carrying coconuts, taroes, limes, and papayas from Fiji to Canton Islands; at
Houston, Tex., in orange in quarters from Argentina and in tomato in stores
from Hawaii; at New York, N. Y., in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Italy, in palm
fruit in air baggage from Italy, in passionflower in air baggage from Colombia,
and one pupa in box containing bay berries and other unidentified berries in air
bageage from Italy; at Mobile, Ala., in mango in quarters from Trinidad; at
Nogales, Ariz., in Caribe pepper in cargo from Mexico; at Philadelphia, Pa., in
cabbage in stores from Egypt, in orange in stores from Peru, and in vegetable
marrow in stores from French West Africa; at Port Arthur, Tex., in orange in
quarters from the Union of South Africa; at Roma, Tex., in pear in baggage from
Mexico; at Seattle, Wash., in mango in mail from Guam and in mango in air bag-
gage from the Philippines; at San Juan, P. R., in apple in air baggage from Brazil
and in persimmon in air baggage from Trinidad; at San Pedro, Calif., in apple
in stores from England (?) and in coffee berries in air cargo from Colombia; at
San Ysidro, Calif., in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; at Washington,
D. C., in India jujuba in mail from India.

Other incompletely identified insects worthy of mention were:

Acanthocinus sp., probably aedilis (L.) (Cerambycidae), at Mobile, Ala., with
debris of pine bark and peat moss in cargo from Germany.

Acanthoscelides sp. (Bruchidae), a new species, at Washington, D. C., in Hoff-
manseggia falcaria seed in mail from Argentina. :

Agriotes sp., may be lineatus (F.) (Elateridae), at Hoboken, N. J., in horse-
radish roots in cargo from Germany.

Aleurodicus sp. (Aleyrodidae), a new species, at Laredo, Tex., on Laelia anceps,
an orchid, in cargo from Mexico.

Altica sp., possibly oleracea L. (Chrysomelidae), at Chicago, Ill., in forest
litter in mail from Germany.

Amblycerus sp., near pygidialis (Suff.) (Bruchidae), a new species, at Laredo,
Tex., in seeds of Cordia sp. in baggage from Mexico.

Aphthona sp., probably coerulea (Geoffr.) (Chrysomelidae), at New York, N. Y.
with leaves of Rubus spp., in air stores from France.

Archips sp., doubtfully pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae), at Philadelphia, Pa.,
in pomegranate in baggage from Yugoslavia.

Ardis sp., probably brunniventris (Htg.) (Tenthredinidae), at New York,
N. Y., in rose stem in air baggage from Switzerland.

Baris sp. (Curculionidae) at Philadelphia, Pa., in turnip in stores from Italy;
at Nogales, Ariz., with chrysanthemums (cut flowers), lettuce, and onions in
baggage from Mexico.

Batrachedra sp. (Cosmopterygidae), a new species, at Washington, D. C., in
agave plant in mail from Guatemala.

Blaps sp., probably gigas (L.) (Tenebrionidae), at New York, N. Y., and
Philadelphia, Pa., on bark of cork oak in cargo from Morocco.

Brachyrhinus sp. (Curculionidae) at Hoboken, N. J., with roots of rhododendron
in cargo from Belgium. ;

Callosobruchus sp. (Bruchidae), a new species, at New Orleans, La., in legumi-
nous seed in cargo from Pakistan. ;

Caryedes sp., near braziliensis (Thunb.) (Bruchidae), at Washington, D. C., in
Canavalia sp. seed in mail from Guatemala.

Cleonus sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in carrot in stores from
Italy; at Philadelphia, Pa., in carrot in stores from Portugal; at Washington,
D. C., with seed of Nenax microphylla in mail from the Union of South Africa.

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Coccinae (Coccidae), uncertain as to genus, at Hoboken, N. J., on Crassula
alstonii in air cargo from the Union of South Africa.

Dendarus sp., near tristis Rossi (Tenebrionidae), at New York, N. Y., with
cork oak bark in cargo from Morocco.

Dicraeus sp., near longinervis Beck. (Chloropidae), at Washington, D. C., with
seed heads of Ischaemum brachya therum in mail from Transvaal.

Epicaerus sp. (Curculionidae) at San Diego, Calif., in potato in stores from
Mexico; at Hidalgo and Laredo, Tex., in potatoes in baggage from Mexico; at
Brownsville and Houston, Tex., in potatoes in stores from Mexico.

Ereunetis sp., near or=minuscula Wlsm. (Tineidae), at San Juan, P. R., in
flamboyant seed pod in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Puerto Rico for
the mainland.
b= Hulia sp., near salubricola Meyrick (Tortricidae), at New York, N. Y., in
nectarine in cargo from Chile.

Eulia sp. at Baltimore, Md., New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia, Pa., in plums
in cargo from Chile; at New York, N. Y., in peach in cargo from Chile; at Balti-
more, Md. and New York, N. Y., in grapes in cargo from Chile.

Eurychilella sp. (Miridae), a new species, at Brownsville, Tex., with philo-
dendron seedlings in cargo from Mexico.

Galerucella sp., probably tenella (L.) (Chrysomelidae), at Hoboken, N. J., on
Chamaecyparis sp. leaf in cargo from the Netherlands.
| Gnorimoschema sp., may be borsaniella Koehr. (Gelechiidae), at Philadelphia,
Pa., in pepper in stores from Brazil.

Gnorimoschema sp., near or=ocellatella Boyd, at Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in
stores from Italy.

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in cacao in baggage
from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., in guamuchil in baggage from Mexico.

Hepialus sp. (Hepialidae) at New York, N. Y., in horseradish in cargo from
Germany.

Laspeyresia sp.,probably grossana (Haw.) (Olethreutidae), at Norfolk, Va., in
valonia cup in cargo from Greece.

Longitarsus sp., probably parvulus Payk. (Chrysomelidae), at Seattle, Wash.,
on rhododendron in cargo from the Netherlands; at Boston, Mass., in sand around
cut flowers in furnishings from England; at Norfolk, Va., in soil with celery in
stores from the Netherlands.

f ‘Mothonica sp. (Stenomidae), presumably undescribed, at Miami, Fla., in palm
seed in air cargo from Cuba.

Nasutitermes sp. (Termitidae) at New York, N. Y., in cacao pod in cargo from
Costa Rica; at San Pedro, Calif., on an orchid plant in air cargo from Trinidad.

Neoleucon sp. (Miridae), a new species, at Brownsville and Laredo, Tex., with
philodendron leaves in cargo from Mexico.

Phyllotreta sp., probably undulata Kutsch. (Chrysomelidae), at Newport News,
Va., on cabbage in stores from Scotland.

Prays sp. (Hyponomeutidae), at Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores from
Indonesia.

Premnotrypes sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N. Y. in potato in stores from
Chile; at Boston, Mass., and Philadelphia, Pa., in potatoes in stores from Peru.

Psylliodes sp. (Chrysomelidae) at Galveston, Tex., in turnip in stores from
Belgium; at New York, N. Y. in turnips in stores from Algeria and France; at
Philadelphia, Pa., in turnips in stores from England, France, and Portugal; at
Port Arthur, Tex., in turnip in stores from Portugal.

Rhynchaenus sp., evidently populi (F.) (Curculionidae), at New York, N. Y.
on lilac leaf in air cargo from the Netherlands.

Searabaeid, ‘‘a very remarkable larvae”, at Mobile, Ala., in soil with hibiscus
plants in baggage from Trinidad.

Selenaspidus sp., very close to lounsburyi Marl. (Coccidae), at Hoboken, N. J.,
on Mesembryanthemum cradockense leaf in mail from the Union of South Africa.

Sesamia sp., near or nonagrioides (Lef.) (Phalaenidae), at National Airport,
Arlington, Va., in pepper in air stores from Morocco.

Stephanoderes sp. (Scolytidae) at Philadelphia, Pa., in fig cutting in baggage
from Italy; at Mobile, Ala., in Leguminosae seed pod and Malvaceae seed pod in
mail from Puerto Rico, and in royal poinciana seed pod in quarters from Trinidad;
at Port Everglades, Fla., in royal poinciana in air baggage from the Bahamas; at
Houston, Tex., with an unknown plant in air cargo from Mexico.

Termatophyloides sp. (Miridae), a new species, at Brownsville, Tex., on an
orchid plant in cargo from Mexico.

343261—55——2

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Tychius sp., probably flavicollis Steph. (Curculionidae), at Washington, D. C.,
in Lotus sp. seed pod in mail from Turkey.

There were 1,857 interceptions distributed among 621 genera, which could be
identified to genus only.

DISEASES

Pathogens, some probably new to this country, determined to genus only were:

Ascochyta sp. at El Paso, Tex., on Cymbidium sp., an orchid, in air cargo from
Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., on root of Scabiosa caucasica vars. in cargo from the
Netherlands.

Ceratostomella sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on root of Davidia involucrata in cargo from
the Netherlands.

Cercospora sp., close to holarrhenae Thirum. and Chupp, at Washington, D. C.,
on leaf of Apocynaceae in mail from India.

Cercospora sp. at Laredo, Tex., on philodendron leaf in cargo from Mexico; at
Miami, Fla., on philodendron leaf in air cargo from Colombia; at New Orleans,
La., on leaf of Origanum sp. in air baggage from Mexico.

Cerebella sp., probably andropogonis Ces., at Portland, Oreg., on Themeda
quadrivalis in mail from India.

Coniothyrium sp. at El Paso, Tex., on cactus plant in baggage from Mexico;
at San Antonio, Tex., on solanaceous fruit in air baggage from Mexico.

Corynespora sp., close to cassticola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei, at Houston, Tex. on
palm frond in air cargo from Mexico.

Diplodina sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on Leucothoe catesbaei foliage in cargo from the
Netherlands.
oe aig sp., a new species, at Laredo, Tex., on philodendron leaf in cargo from

exico.

Dothiorella sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., on coconut husk in mail from Panama and
on palm in quarters from Japan; at San Francisco, Calif. on Howea forsteriana
seeds in mail from Australia and on Norfolk-Island-pine seeds in mail for Norfolk

sland.

Glomerella sp., probably cingulata (Ston.) Spauld. & Schrenk., at Houston,
Tex. on palm frond in air cargo from Mexico.

Graphium sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on peony in cargo from Japan.

Guignardia sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on kenaf hibiscus in cargo from Cuba.

Heterosporium sp., suggesting variabile Cke., at El Paso, Tex., on Cymbidium
sp., an orchid, in air cargo from Mexico.

Mycosphaerella Sp., a new species, at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Odontoglossum
pulchellum, an orchid, in air cargo from Mexico.

Mycosphaerella sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. (?) in baggage from
Mexico; at Honolulu, Hawaii, on gladiolus leaf in air quarters from Japan; at
Laredo, Tex., on Epidendrum sp., an orchid, in cargo from Mexico; at Miami,
Fla., on Epidendrum radicans, an orchid, in air cargo from Costa Rica.

A fungus, close to Pedilospora sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on waternut in cargo
from China.

Phomopsis sp., at Brownsville, Tex., on papaya in baggage from Mexico; at
San Pedro, Calif. on leaf of Aechmea sp. in air cargo from Mexico, on Bromeliaceae
leaf in air baggage from Colombia. and on stem of Monstera deliciosa in air cargo
from Mexico; at Philadelphia, Pa., on kenaf hibiscus stem in cargo from Cuba.

Phyllostictina sp. at Miami, Fla., on Norfolk-Island-pine seed in air mail from
Norfolk Island; at San Francisco, Calif., on Norfolk-Island-pine seed in mail from
Norfolk Island.

Probably Plenodomus sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., on horseradish in stores from
Germany.

Puccinia sp., possibly a new species at Nogales, Ariz., on Tricholaena repens, a
grass, in mail from Mexico.

Pyrenochaeta sp. at Houston, Tex., on palm frond in air cargo from Mexico.

Pythium sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on Cymbidium sp., an orchid, in air mail from
England.

Sclerotium sp. at San Francisco, Calif., on a caladium bulb in cargo from China;
at Seattle, Wash., on Helleborus sp. in cargo from the Netherlands.

Septoria sp., undescribed, at Hoboken, N. J., on leaf of Anthurium sp. in cargo
from Belgium. Septoria sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on Dryas octopetala in air mail
from Switzerland. i

Sphenospora sp., undescribed, at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Oncidium sp., an orchid,
in air cargo from the Dominican Republic.

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Stemphylium sp., at New York, N. Y., on cut flowers of gladiolus in air cargo
from Israel.

Uredo sp., undescribed, at Miami, Fla., on Oncidiwm pulchellum, an orchid, in
air cargo from Jamaica.

Incompletely determined nematodes worthy of mention were:

Aphelenchoides sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii in garlic in cargo from Japan; at
Hoboken, N. J., in soil with stems and buds of willow in mail from Greenland.

Ditylenchus sp., undescribed, at New York, N. Y., in hyacinth bulbs in cargo
from France and in narcissus bulbs in cargo from France and Italy.

Heterodera sp., possibly avenae Kidam, at Boston, Mass., in soil with shamrock
plants in mail from Ireland; at El Paso, Tex., in soil with potatoes in railway car
from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., in soil with unidentified plants in mail from
Austria; at New York, N. Y. in soil with used bags in cargo from Scotland, in
soil with clematis and daisy plants in baggage from England, and in soil with
horseradish in cargo from Germany; at Philadelphia, Pa., in soil with dasheens
in stores from Egypt.

Heterodera sp., probably cacti Filip. & Schuur. Stek., at Brownsville, Tex., in
soil with geranium cuttings in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex. in soil
with plants in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably schachtii Schmidt, at Chicago, IIl., in soil with perennial
plants and bulbs in mail from Scotland; at San Pedro, Calif., with carrots and
potatoes in stores from the Netherlands.

Heterodera sp., possibly a new species, at San Francisco, Calif., in soil with
Allium sp. (multiplying onion) in baggage from China.

Heterodera sp. was intercepted 600 times at 20 ports of entry in soil attached
to automobiles, in soil with old bagging, in soil used as ballast, in soil with plants
for propagation, in soil with plant material in baggage, furnishings, mail and
quarters, in soil in railway cars carrying potatoes, in soil with vegetables in bag-
gage, cargo, mail, and stores. These interceptions were made on material coming
from the following countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azores, Belgium,
Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, England,
Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Isle of
Capri, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lebanon, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands,
New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain,
Epeden, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Union of South Africa, Wales, and Yugo-
slavia.

Meloidogyne sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in roots of Anemone pulsatilla alba, A.
sylvestris, Cimicifuga foetida simplex, Clematis spp., and Heliopsis sp. in cargo
from the Netherlands, in Cestrwm spp. in air cargo from the Union of South
Africa, in roots of Clematis jackmani and Clematis sp. in cargo from Germany, in
roots of Delphinium vars. in air cargo from the Netherlands, and in peony root
in air mail from England; at Seattle, Wash., in dahlia tuber in cargo from Japan.

Panagrolaimus sp., possibly represents a new species closely related to rzgidus
(A. Schneid.) Thorne, at San Pedro, Calif., in seeds of Norfolk-Island-pine in
mail from Australia.

Pratylenchus sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in roots of aster, astilbe, and Clematis spp.,
in cargo from the Netherlands, in roots of clematis in cargo from Germany, in
roots of clematis hybrid and delphinium in air cargo from the Netherlands, in
roots of Chrysanthemum maximum var. in air mail from Scotland, in roots of
Echinacea purpurea in cargo and mail from the Netherlands, in roots of Helleborus
spp. in air cargo, air mail and cargo from the Netherlands, in roots of Kniphofia
sp., phlox, Primula spp., Pulmonaria spp., Rudbeckia sp., Trollius sp., and
Veronica spicata erica in cargo from the Netherlands.

Psilenchus sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in soil with stems and buds of willow in mail
from Greenland.

A total of 1,077 incompletely determined pathogens were recorded during the
year.

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Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Tabte

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Africa: Number | Number Europe—Continued Number | Number
Aahanistaneeets. sae een 4 6 Scotland 8 20
Algeria ke kees oe Nee 6 0 Spans 39 3
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan_____ 0 1 Sweden.__-____ 6 2
TL OA See eee ne ee 1 2 Switzerland 2 18
British West Africa_-------- 1 0 Mrieste si. 4seee sees ok ee Fee 1 0
Cananyaslands: 2225 ees 2 0 MUNK Cyan = eee, Se ee 9 0
Cape Verde Islands-_________ 2 0 IWAleS a eran eee ernie em 1 1
LONER O Fie se mpeeps h t 11 1 SAU OS A Viaee eee eee 8 3
French Equatorial Africa___ 2 0 || North America:
French West Africa_...-..-- 1 0 35 0
Kenya: 2s) boo ee See 2 1 0 19 a
i Deriae 228 aes ee eee 1 0 54 4
Pibyalh ce eer a 1 0 2 0
Madeira Islands____------_- 1 0 6 0
Morocco 10 1 16 6
Mozambique 1 4 16 2
Nigeria 6 0 6 0
Rhodesia 5 0 13 0
Serle all sce cine ieee 1 0 IPanamaet ts oe eames mae 30 1
Sierra Leone__.__-__-._.--__ 1 0 Salvador!2_ 22 ee 11 4
Union of South Africa_____- 18 13 eeland ioe ies Ses ee 1 1
Asia: IMI@XI COE Spaeth ee 506 122
5 0 Newfoundland___-________- 1 0
1 3 West Indies:
7 55 Anouilla eres ss teres hes 1 0
2 0 ANIGIOUA Sao eee ee 3 0
2 4 IBahamaswete sr eee owe i 2
Barbadoss2—e- si ee 2 0
0 1 British Virgin Islands____ 1 0
52 26 British West Indies______- 2 0
0 1 Ubas2 2 eee eee 35 3
5 0 Dominicas se eae 1 0
1 0 Dominican Republic_--_- 16 uf
4 2 ERG itiie. 4 eee Ce ae 8 0
117 171 Jam ai cataee. welt ee 42 0
16 0 Martinique_-___-___-___-- 0 1
11 0 Puerto Rico__---..------- 17 8
3 0 Sto hn eee eee 1 0
1 2 SiG Ktitts Seen 2 0
St-Rhomaste sea 1 0
19 20 Stain cent see eee 1 0
1 0 Swan Islandsse22222 es 2 0
2 0 MODALO EN eee re meets 2 0
i 0 MROTtOls 22 LS SMe SS 6 0
10 1 rinidgd site ae eee 24 4
9 10 Virgin Corda___-_-___--_- 3 0
273 3 Virgin Islands____._-_--__ 2 0
0 1 || South America:
2 2 Argentinat «22.222 Salo 9 28
1 3 ABS Al Gaia ae oe ee eee IES 26 44
1 13 British Guiana_____________ 2 0
21 3 Chile: SEND eee aT Ee 23 1
0 il Colombian esse aaa 17 Ze
0 9) HF) CUA OTS aan ae 10 0
1 0 Netherlands Guiana_______- 1 0
Paragua yas tree ye eee 0 1
4 4 Crus ys tye Ae a ee 4 5
8 4 South America___--__-..___ 1 1
35 5 Wp RGF AT EN dual Ree Lad 0 3
2 0 Menezuela Waite Eee 13 2
0 1 || Total:
1 8 JAS CYS SO I ee 76 28
25 57 WASTER ee Sn BPS Sc E 227 265
1 0 AUIStHalasigaess see eee eee 341 59
35 13 HUONG 2 = os hee ER ae Se 514 296
25 54 North wAnm eri casasaes sae 893 172
28 8 South America___-..---.__- 105 92
3 0 Unknown een ieee eee 5 1
0 12 Motalesesec seeks oe eee te 2, 161 913
178 25 Total incompletely de-
70 48 termined pests_________- 1, 857 1,077
1 3 Total insect interceptions_ 4),018) |aaeeneece
0 4 Total disease intercep-
1 2 tions... Sob eat aw a a8le eee 1, 990
23 1 Grandi tale eee ee 1 6, 008

_ 1 This total represents only pests of known or potential plant-quarantine importance. The total of all
interceptions made during the year was 15,910.

Note.—Interceptions were also made from Aruba, Bolivia, British East Africa, Curacao, Ethiopia,
Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Greenland, Isle of Capri, Ivory Coast, Kwajalein, Latvia, Mada-
gascar, Malaysia, Malta, Marshall Islands, Natal, New Caledonia, Okinawa, Orange Free State, St. Bar-
thelemy, St. Lucia, Samoa, Tahiti, Tanganyika, Transvaal, Tunisia, Uganda, and Wake Island.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

13

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Number of

Acalla schalleriana (F.) (Tortricidae):
Rhododendron sp
Acalymma trivittata (Mann.) (Chrysomelidae):
Cucurbita maxima (squash)
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Caianus cajan (pigeonpea)
Cicer arietinum (chickpea)
LOVETRORGER SURO GO RE 5
ERIKA OT DOLE) CEOS Sa i Ni a a
Rumex sp. (sorrell)
Tamarindus indica (tamarind)
Acanthoscelides obreptus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Phaseolus lunatus (civet bean)
Acanthoscelides obvelatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean)
“ Acanthoscelides”’ spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia)
Acacia tortuosa
Acacia sp
Cupressus sp. (cypress)
Aceria gossypii (Banks) (Eriophyidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton)
Achatina fulica Fer. (Mollusca):
Serap metal
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Allium porrum (leek)

Acronicta rumicis (L.) (Phalaenidae):
SECUMOIATPLIDS CPO DT ISOs = ae a ay pe

Alpinia sp. (red ginger)
BAC ca Crmiete te Seer eek is.
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Flowers—unidentified

Hibiscus sp
Adoxophyes orana (F. R.) (Tortricidae):
Syringa sp. (lilac)
Aegaleus bicinctus (Germar) (Pentatomidae):
Vitis vinifera (European grape)
Aeolus pictus (Cand.) (Elateridae):
Grass sod
Agallia lingula Van D. (Cicadellidae):
PANO ATC use ee Ot Ste oe ee eee
Aglossa cuprealis (Hbn.) (Pyralidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)
Triticum aestivum (wheat)
Agonoxena argaula Meyr. (Agonoxenidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Agriotes limosus (Lec.) (Elateridae):
Soil around cedar seedlings
Soil around evergreen seedlings
Soil around rose and other plants____--__-_______
Agriotes obscurus (L.) (Elateridae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)

Spiraea s
Agrotis ypsilon (Rott.) (Phalaenidae):
Soil around cabbage roots
Akis bacarozzo Schrank (Tenebrionidae):
Quercus suber (cork oak)
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Citrus sp
Alewrothricus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)

intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin eel asaltcs Collected
ele (Po)
B.2| 8 jas
f= {Sl on
fo) io) HH
ie) Z |Ay
Belginumeanescscsn eee Ses esealle dbalbdNlo dlp
IMIGXI COMS ata eee a ee 15s | eee aes AI 7
Canal Zone, Trinidad___| 5 |__-_|_.._| Mass., N. Y.
Cana leZone tease sean Seeallsesallh) YaldiNlodla
ae CORR ayer ees ep tay | eee ees EVV AS De
COStapRicaeea sass semen ee eal eet MH eked led Dg Oly
CanalbZonemeene aa Ile cellaseel INAS
Ranam ate eras eee eetal ek pli dl Ned fe
Guaitemalaeesa a= ane sssalleeedlerale|/d Do Ci
Costa Rica, Mexico_____- PEGS meted hye hl Da (Ola
Nit ay ae ae eee ein ccna 8 aes | eee eee NY Ge
Greecewitalyas22--s ees Toe aba IN Ss 2e
Argentina, Greece_______ poe el el 2-Day JESS
PAT ONT aaa ne aa ss eesra| yell I IN Gu Ge
Dominican Republic____| 1 |----|..__| Fla.
Caroline Islands, Guam_| 3 |_-___|__-_| Calif., Md.
Belgium, France, Italy, |--.-| 6 |---| N. Y., Pa. }
Germany, Nether-
lands.
Netherlands______-______ seeoleecalimlbalhulNlodls
TELA Walle eee eee need Seals kee) Jelena
een ine 0 er | aan ts | pee (oes eV aon
Jap any (i) eens seas I scaleeeel deleniyentt,
Fa ial lie eee eee ila ees ed Ea wari
pe (GU yenhaealh deste fein} mals Eyal CORT Nis,
Hawaii.
Serene OK ane eae Sel eel ecellodbel| dele hyyeyils
Netherlands_____________ PD) teense INS WG
Union of South Africa___| 1 |-.__]--..| N. Y.
INI Cana CU a aeeeeneeneres tn Re ae oxs
Grratem a) aaa eeennmeee pea pails eae xe
EAL OT CS Spee ee eon TSS Saseas NIG Yea
TEAO OVA hs Wal se53l) MSS.
Gauge ee ee 1G) ees eee MET awa
Canadat ee ae eee desea) | Mbaoel PT), SINE eee
sve he GO Bes sono Ea) OR EPR aE INS
peer OE EFA EE | N NTICN TIN YES
Germany, Sweden, Yu- | 5 /_:__|__._| N. Y.
goslavia.
Netherlands22s22552e= Ss (Seccultud hie INI ia fe
Canadas. <> Senter OS EEBO MT BING BY GS
IMoroccol= =a =a 20 es INDY Ge
Mexico: 32 Se Sa ra iia 145)) (3 Sean) (Caliiss iMmex.
aaa £6 Ko peta a eee a TR} 14 SS Mex:
sae GOs 2 Seek eee i a | Tex
Eee ee Oe coe heed) ewe eee ex
Be GO ane ey oe en Tex
Central America___--_-. se eT ese Calif.*

14

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
4 tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin me thse Collgeied
i=
Beals iae
a2} o |aS
isl) tel |}Or=
(>) fo} tH
4A ee
Aleyrodes azaleae Baker & Moles (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron (spun saan eee en ng land ieee ees See Eee (ee del WIN od hes
Algarobius prosopis (Lec.) (Bruchidae):
TANT pan 6s ae ee a Nee oe (jrolliaalo pienso ee ees (at | eee | OT sy yea
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae):
SEC OS 07S meee ed nt de ee ae reap Me ees eae 1opaved Waele LE See. SON Eve
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _________---------_-- Mexi come See ere 3 eee | ea OX
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae):
Chrysanthemum parthenium (feverfew) -.-.------_|---_- doe a ee 1 re | exe
LOWERS eee es saetee matte ee, eee tt Se aera Sees an FEL aw alia te eae Ne 1 |____|_-__.| Hawaii
IEC GOAT (CaVeR ey ae Se ee (6 Yo SEN oe abhi oaks LS ib ae lee lela ayil
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_________-____-_- IMIEXI CONS tnt re 10 eee eee eK
VATS H OOH OIG) Oat BORE EES WI ee CORE aD re Ela Wall its tee eee eee 1 eee) dale apihk
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
GCiiruUsys7 NEN Sis) (OLAN eC) ae een a ena IBTa Zils aerate oe eee EN Lede eee
IPT AUTUSKDET SICH (DEACIN meee ein cee meg ee peti eniees Mexicovia ta ae es Of sek ee
_Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)_____..---___-_-_- Colombia, Peru________- OD Nseselsesa|) INES
FCUTUSISINENSIS OLANZE) seme eee een eee Brazil See ae ae ea ne | Wiel We) oe Bag) RLY
Mangifera indica (mango) ___-__-_____-------_---- Chileees ee SALE eet il Ul faecal LT NES
_Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)_____-..---_----_- IMe@xICO sass ee gs Se Bicone lee ee eCalifehexs
Cir USyPARAarsih (CTAVELEULL) eee ae ee eee ees |e eg dota ee TON E28 eee Mex
EUMUSESINENSTS) (OAT GC) nee een ae Uy le Guatemala, Mexico, un- | 55 | 36 |____| Ariz., Calif.*
known. asiNen Yas
Tex.
Cydoniaoblonga (quince) 222 ee Mex Cony Se ies ee Jal lees exe
Mangiferaindica (mango) bee nee ne ee wane ik a Ls Ko RS RR teers SS) Eee Anes Calif.,
ex.
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_____.----------_|--___ Ose eee weet i 2 eee on exe »
Onkiloonofreirizeratonicar ee sweat cement emeeetee (0 (0 minh ind Bs Ee Seeael Pen eat aera exe
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):
GubreSEStaVemSi Sh (OLAING C) tame meee ee Ege eerie | emt (eK oye. ries Eset dh Sades 23 nsa Ree hen exes
3) TARE Cont taes, (CameNaNeAa)) Ae a ee oie CG Ko pipes ete reais et eee a ee exe
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephritidae):
PANN ON GSP in mot ate tes eA sh mi RN el LG ai CostapRicasa== sass 1 | Ses eee anes
WHALER DOTS (Wane nalega) ye es ee Bahamas, Costa Rica, | 70 eee eAlara Caltiens
Cuba, Dominica, Fia.*, La.,
Dominican Republic, Md., Mass.,
Guatemala, Haiti, INERYee bates
Honduras, Jamaica, Paiste
Mexico, Nicaragua, Thomas &
Panama, Puerto Rico, an John,
peeled r, annided (2). eG a 2 “i, i
sidium guajava (gauva)------------------------- osta Rica, Dominican | 4 |----]---- ali a
ae guajana te ) Republic, Puerto La., ’P. R.
Genie Salvador. 5 cage
ondias mombin (yellow mombin)-_------------- uatemala, GPa Oalsee oecse alif.*, La.,
SP % ) Nicaragua, Salvador. Tex.
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (?) (Tephriti-
dae):
Mangifera indica EO a Gresnanaaey peers Pan amaeeese eee ees ee ee |i mel | eset | XS
Anastrepha serpentina (Wie ephritidae
Waites Aas (Sapodilla) Stee a eee een nae Mexico, South America._| 1} 2 |---- ma eee
xe
Mammea americana (mamey) ---.---------------- Mexicoe ==" Sac aereenee Tp eee a||) Ney.
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae): ee
| Achras zapota (sapodilla) -_--.----.--.----------- Nicaragua 2 see Te eecclice= || Obi bic
Anastrepha striata Schiner (Tephritidae): I :
Psidium guajava (guava) ----.-------------------- Mexico: 2-25 oe Wilasellese aif Chatty
Anasirepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae): ‘
Psidium guajava ee (DE SaGED): cae Culbasciee eo te ae Ty ae Hee Be OE
Ancylostomia stercorea (Ze yeitidae
ONDER) doo ee ee ousete British Virgin Islands, | 10 |----|----| Fla., La.,
Chjamustctian (aigea7De) Panama, Puerto Rico, Md., N. Y.
St. Kitts, Tortola, Pp. R., St.
Trinidad. Thomas &
St. John.
Pisum sativum (pea) -----------------+--=-------- Jamaica..---.----------- 1 tL __!__- La.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 80, 1954—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin fF > | Coleus
Bo/S (22
z.2| 8 jas
SS Siiioe
oO Oo |u
Oo |24 |e
Anomala cuprea (Hope) (Scarabaeidae):
Jvinolbae Ss Re eee Japana- 2s ose oe ce Su 1 |_---| Hawaii.
Antonina bambusae (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Mendrocalamus gigantews__--..------_--__--_-sa5se @analZone== 2st See eS LD ECE
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
MmeECQ SoS a a Se ee rane IN aft 5 lawaii:2—--2 2. tees 1 |__--|.---| Hawaii.
Anuraphis schwartzi Borner (Aphidae):
TU TLUSEDENSiCan (PEACH) maar ken 2 See Saas Italie. seo ee al matiianch iT) 1 ENE
Anuraphis tulipae (Fonsc.) (Aphidae): ?
Apium graveolens (celery) =-2-------------------- Brazil... techitalfsHs_¢ p23) ely te Pas
eNOS Dron aa ne a ee oP Eine an (eee an 2-25 Eee Oo ilar
REALL OLUSIS Deets ne a eee a ee Canada, Netherlands_-_-|_---|----| 3 | Hawaii, N.J.
IPS SO Danaea SS Se a es England, France, Italy, |_---|_---| 9 | N. J.
Netherlands.
iii parsp) (tulip) ps2s-Se 45 2 =e teteacet France, Netherlands_.--|----|----| 4 | N.J., N. Y.
Aonidiella comperei McKenzie (Coccidae): |
(COPD SOS es en ee ee eee eee ate NG iae ot es See leceel! = IEE IDE 0};
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae): :
Meat—umidentifiedsf- 3 2b a Se ed Wake Island___-________- (Fees 1 |_---| Hawaii.
Apion assimile. Kby. (Curculionidae):
Trifolium pratense (red clover) ------------------- Tan Pe eas eee We ole ey i ss
Apion carduorum Kby. (Curculionidae) :
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)____-__--.----- Hrances italy sss ee Ay SE: INT NEE
Apion craccae (L.) (Curculionidae):
WGA GORDON WO 2 aS eee Germany_=22eS sera teas Le RES tes Mass)
Archimerus scutellaris (Stal) (Coreidae):
(CYR) EG es a a ee eee Mexiconie eee ay HoT 3 cyte Wy Rex.
eercramhezta, cataphracta (Olaf.) (Coccidae):
Gain OSS eee aie tees ee oe oe Newfoundland_-__.____-. Dy) eS | 22 Vials
Arge pene ate ) (Argidae):
JRE ID). eS ee ee eer Genmanyee es sane aaa Ly Se aiensen ENING,
Varnieahin conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
RAC LANSESULDESTT IS) (ADDIC) saa ee en ee inland i222! eran bite ce LF cee ese Ney
Aspidiotus candidulus Ckll. (Coccidae):
TOS DISISD) (MOSQUILE) = 22s ee Mexico klset tease iS ates: Ears Va e ees eA 7
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) ____.___-.--.-------- Japan sen Are Pea ees | eee hss Wash’
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae): |
Gocosmacijera.(COCOnUt) sese = 2 se Canal Zone, Guam______ 1 Rees) Uy Gali;
Hawaii.
Selle ol a eae oe es a ae Japan, Philippines____-- PEPER eee | hCaliie wea,
Persea americana (avocado) -_-------------------- Panama Calif.*
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
Lama in Chl ss Sek Soe Se ee Guatemala Calif.*
Persea americana (avocado)__-__-----------____-- Mexico---_-- Tex.
LOGE ONOTISD = vais eu Re aay Colombia Calif.*
Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadd. (Coccidae):
PET SCHASIULCRItseser ee od eS aioe Sea ws Honduras Calif.*
Aspidiotus palmae Cll. (Coccidae):
LE eT As ee Se ee eee ATCO sae ae N. J.
GUT LISTS Desa ed eae Se Brazilessetesii hey aay Fla.*
EAE LS COTURNGTILONECCL( oe ote neem OE Naan snl Costa Rica Hawaii.
Aspidiotus zonatus Frauenf. (Coccidae):
ARITA OD SOS ES ws ne Tea i ane ea rege ere Tramsse hi atag2t cea ho ttyy & 1D PAO}
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
BAM DOOuvee soc lute Wier hota ee wee Jk Guam, Mozambique---_-_ Hawaii, Pa.
Asterolecanium degeneratum Rsl. (Coccidae):
Gocosiiucijera) (coconut) ao ee ee Nicanaguiales:s=> terrae nn ees pees Calif.*
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Aspasia epidendroides (orchid) ________-__-___----- @analiZone e222 See ee eal el Oalit®
Catileyagraniulosa (Orchid) see ee ee Braz enaies Sie Tea ei ND EE ee Neo
Gongoraisps (OLCHIG) ments ee erm alee enn @analyZonese ase ee es EY
Oncidiumsppy (Orchid) was eee ee ee Rb otra FeXa eee Ne eS RU MEA Aon bNe de
FeO) THUG = PE ES Ne Ce ee Cuba wamaica: Saas OEE eee er head
SOLU DIVYLULTIS Dee ane | Ree Oe en Seas OOlomMpia aoe ane Soe e A i Califet
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
PATO OMe ee aa ee British Guiana, Jamaica.| 2 |____]_--- Fla,”
Raa miliaris robustum Green (Coc-
cidae):

16

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Asterolecanium pustulans (CK11.) (Coccidae):
FELL DISCUSIV AT ne ee ee ea ee
Athous haemorrhoidalis (F.) (Elateridae):
Soil around gloxinia bulbs
Athous hirtus (Hbst.) (Elateridae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)
Syringa sp. (lilae)
Athous niger (L.) (Elateridae):
Armoracia rusticana
Augochlora cyaneoviridis Ashm. (Halictidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
WMangiferaindica)|(Mnaneo)= ees = ee
Automeris boucardi Druce (Saturniidae):
Orchid
Barathra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Baris lepidii Germ. (Curculionidae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)

Bemisia inconspicua (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
POMC CIS Ps Serres atte a ns OO Be eee ene ae
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop
Betarmon bigeminatus (Rabd.) (Elateridae):
Soil and debris around evergreen seedlings_____-_-
Blissus diplopterus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Moraea sp
Pentaschistis angustifolia
Phalaris sp
Blissus leucopterus (Say) (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Blissus leucopterus insularis Barb. (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)

Brachyplax palliata (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Bromus sp
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusea):
Anthurium sp
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Plant material—undetermined
iDreepiern =the Fak ok Aaa De ves Ses
Vanda ‘‘Miss Joaquim’”’
Brevipalpus australis (Tucker) (Phytoptipalpidae):
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus sp
Brevipalpus inornatus (Banks) (Phytoptipalpidae):
Aucuba japonica (Japanese aucuba)
Brevipalpus oncidii Baker (Phytoptipalpidae):
Masdevallia spp. (orchid)
Brevipalpus phoenicis( Geijskes) (Phytoptipalpidae):
Camellia reticulata (netvein camellia)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Citrus sp
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)
Bruchidius angustifrons Shilsky (Bruchidae):
Sesbania bispinosa
Sesbania sesban
Bruchidius caerulius (Champ.) (Bruchidae):
Desmodium tiliaefolium (lindenleaf tickclover) -_-
Bruchidius caninus (Kraatz) (Bruchidae):
PASEO OUUSIOCELECULS es ee eee eel
Bruchidius gilvus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Onobrychis viciaefolia (sainfoin)

Country of origin

Germany === Sena

Shi d@awl-- s

Guatemala,
Venezuela.

Salvador,

Germany, Poland,
Yugoslavia.

Colombia, Tobago

Canada

Spain

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
wi 4 Collected
gs (Sel)
Asi) 3 les
a4) g lof
oO Oo |x
Oo |4Z |
Seeelesso| i! | Calbia
ee eal, ale, SC
leas INS YG .
6] ESSN aya
| 2) Navas
1 }==--|----| St) Dhomas
& St. John.
5) | Eas | ee Calitessilass
Bs Perea tbe A Ns).<,
Les | S12 Ghee
a esi sel) WIC. MINIS df.
INE YE
Wess LAOS Mt STATE) tC)
| ee 0 eae | ey dee e ee
Eee ie SEN INI NY.
Pee ete? Tbh 1) (C)
cell en=5|) SDE *
Bes eee) ID aC:
]2.)|| 4 2 Se Rex.
195) Eee Ee PT
14/2693) Save Tex
| ae ee SINE?
a) Bess) ING oy IPs
ex.
ales) ibs) ID
1 |---_|----|| Hawaii
1 |____|____]| Hawaii.
1 |__--| 1] Fla., Hawaii.
Os a etawenue
| E28) Ses Ea warrs
Sel eel Neal lM fol D5 AC
Ln) Ss DSCs
ceed Sh PL
est Se Pil Cale
AA a1 BPO 8 | hat bul). (O15
PORES Se Ib || dbtby IDS (Ok
Se Mk MES, D5 (Oh.
SSA eel lbme lll | Mle rsnd as
pty pete [ected Weal fap DAC
ea ater papel Dh Ce
Peal ee | ced bh ad DY AO,
eee eel eld); (0
aoe eee Ell ID), On

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

ib

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Bruchidius halodendri (Gebler) (Bruchidae):
Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice)

Bruchidius incarnatus (Bob.) (Bruchidae):
Waciayo0u. (broad bean) =... 422i les sash ee

Bruchidius nanus (Germ.) (Bruchidae):
Medicago orbicularis (button medic)__--_.---_-_--
Bruchus azoricus Cr. (Bruchidae):
Vicia s
Bruchus azoricus Cr. (?) (Bruchidae):
PGE IUUS USES TO a (is) eee es ee ETE EY PETES
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Vicia sp
Bruchus brachialis Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Wari @iulLosay (DalnyavielcGh) ee= 2222s eee eee
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Vicia sp
Bruchus dentipes Baudi (Bruchidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean)

Vicia sativa (vetch)
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
CTISICULIN ONS) (LCML) ene e tee een ee

Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
REN SICULSTUAT: 7S EDI) se ee Se ee

Bruchus luteicornis Tl. (Bruchidae):
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Bruchus rufipes Hbst. (Bruchidae):
VACTIRSOLUGN WELCH) ete fone aan sa eae

Vicia sp
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil)
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)
Bruchus tristis Bob. (Bruchidae):
OLN YRUSICICE Creer Aa eos coe oo Daas EN
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)_------.-----------_--
LAIR OS SS sees oe Be ees eee ae eee See | Re

arcrmenti2as (bitter vetch) b=) ee
Bruchus ulicis Muls. (Bruchidae):

Vicia ervilia (bitter vetch)

Vicia faba (broadbean)
Cacographis osteolalis Led. (Schoenobiidae):

Colocasia sp

LAXEG TEL es ahi eect tll aa Ne ge eee

Cicer arietinum (chickpea)_--------------=-----_-

Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean)

Pisum sativum (pea)
Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Bruchidae):

ANITP}O) LEY)! Sk a ae a PS I A a ee Ee dP:

Asparagus sprengeri (Sprenger asparagus)

Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard)___----__-________-
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Cicer arietinum (chickpea)

Dolichos lablab (nyacinth-bean)
Glycine soja (soybean)

Country of origin

Afghanistan, Lebanon__-
Wibenascens sesso eee

France, Italy, Lebanon,
Syria.

Azores, Greece, Italy,
Lebanon.
France, Germany, Spain_

prenea Italy, Portugal,

rane hunkeyseass oso
Italy
Azores,

Afghanistan, Turkey-___-
Afghanistan_-__-..-_.---

Genmmanye== eee

Canal Zone, Cape Verde
Islands, Formosa,
Greece, Italy, Nigeria,
Philippines.

IMexi cons seen ae ee ee

Bahamas, Canal Zone,
Jamaica, Portugal,
Virgin Islands.

Egypt, India, Mexico,
Pakistan.

MGCTISICULUNOTISA (LETItIl) sateen een eee

343261—55——_38

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
E is oe
4.2| 8 jas
BS es
ie) Z |Ay
ee ok IL
STE a
See SES)
ers Lee al LL
ocr Se ol!
ace PRoOly aL
qi es es
essen
fhse|-2 Sl 2
22 se|es ca) wl
Bk bs
Ssea{ee | ol
8) eas aie:
OH hal
5) SRR ees
yNal Leeealhae |
ee ee 4
9; 22e~|be=3
See tra Ty
See e Salbe ik
MEME SD
Se eesail al
7 eee eee
rs eee ewe:
CPT EN ns 2 SED
BEES OS SOA:
FL ED)
LE LOOM Bisa
OEE Pape ee ae |
a ee ee!
Se Peay a
Beebe Se
eed Eee 1
4 1 3
iL ss] CS 3) Eee
4). | 2
2 1 1
Se Ee
gers Bp bay tee
Lee ee 3 1

Collected
ines

Atlas, Nie Ys

DrCrrLa:,
Mass., Pa.

Mass., N. Y.

INiaYss

INEDYS

Mass

D.C

IN, YG,

Mass., N. Y.,
Pa.

D.C.

D.C.

DiCy

Tex

INE SYS

D.C.

DACr

DCs

Nae.

INGaYe

Hawaii,
Mass., P.
1 NES

Ariz.

IDs Ops IM ES
Mass., N.
Mon INE 2G

IDACHINY..,
Pa., Tex

D.C.

Tex

D.C

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PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Callosobruchus maculatus—Continued
Oryza sativa (rice)
Phaseolus aconitifolius (moth bean)
Phaseolus aureus (mung bean)

Phaseolus calcaratus (vice bean)
JAAN ANIG HOU OTINIB-- 5 BE Re ase
Phaseolus mungo (mungo bean) -_-__-
Phaseolus vulgaris_..._-------------
Phaseolus sp
Pisum sativum (pea)

Pueraria lobata (kudzu-bean)
Mree. Seed s.2 8... 22 ee bo ee eae 7 alert
Vicia sativa (vetch)
Vigna cylindrica
Vigna sesquipedalis (asparagus bean)
Vigna sinensis (cowpea)

Vigna sp

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Boh.) (Bruchidae):
J Nuh rye) Few ave jaeeey Nia we SEI NLU ee Ee aoe
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean)

Seed—leguminous
Callosobruchus theobromae (L.) (Bruchidae) :
Atylosia scarabaeoides
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Phaseolus calcaratus (rice bean)
Canthon triangularis (Drury) (Scarabaeidae):
Heliconia humilis
Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):
Orchid
Carposina sasakii Mats. (Carposinidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):
Acacia arabica (babul acacia)
PASTE TD AT GA iB ets EAL SB TTL sen
IBagcacerailss yu MAO Rawat eae hoa
Cassia fistula
Cassia sp

Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _____-__-.---_____-
Caryopemon cruciger (Steph.) (Bruchidae):

Abrus praecatorius (rosary-pea) ______-______--_-
Caulophilus latinasus (Say) (Curculionidae):

iPerseaiwmenicana) (av OCAGO) 2a hea ee
Cephalodonta cailosa Baly (Chrysomelidae):

Bromeliad

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Girusiironi (lemon) ee eee
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _.____....--.-..-2---_-
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Citrus sinensis (orange)

Coffea sp. (coffee)

Cydonia oblonga (quince). 2-2-2222 see
Matusisylvestris) (apple). ee ee ee ee
Mandgifermindica) (mango) sass ee
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)
Persea americana (avocado)

Number of
intereep-
tions in—
Country of origin A, pla Collected
i
Bale leg
a.2| o |S
0 |Z |x
Japanese Ly| a2. 3 Sees Wash
Imdig- oases bin ened os eRe aly) (Or.
Burma, India, Pakistan, 1} 5) D. C., Ha—
Philippines. waii,N.Y.,
Tex.
Burma: te. 2. steel es, Ceres eeeeyie ral ||) (Or
Gat vemie Islands_____ 15) | eee eIVasss
Pakistani ae pe || | ODAC
Age GOe2 22 igo tietied | Sek 4 a Oe
British West Indies, Italy_| 2 |_-__|_--_| N.J., N. Y..
Canada (?), Italy, dizia |! iby) IN Gay eee
maica, Japan. Tex.,Wash. .
@pamie tak Be ee abl pe Et | 9] S45 Mex
In Gigweekess a EE SS INS de
Funke yen eee ene Pee esas) ot IDE Ol.
Pe akis (ane ae ure see eee Ee eal) ib) Ce
India, Kenya___-_.-__-- ras Me Pe ODS Toe
Cuba, India, Italy, Ja- | 3 |----| 7] D.C.,N. Y
maica, Pakistan.
Afghanistan, Anguilla, | 1 |_-__| 3 | D. C., Mass
Nigeria.
iPhilippines=32252 seen eas Seely iby 2 | Jekehieuul
Tana i pees ae ea Ertea a EMV Ti LID) Oe
British West Indies, 2. | KERNS 2 BSINP YS:
Burma.
Pakistan 2! sla seule DA eee | | 1b
dia esas het Baie eae Perel eegalienpat:|{1D)- 0%
Hee 2 (0 oe cesar Nemes aL | ID) Cee)
EB UII ae ee Sere re ee |. Sea eee NYS
‘abhabane eyo. 4 12222 Pe EAE
Mexico eaasieeaabse akan oa .| Eee ee
Jia pamen a skh Ree 7595/7023) |e Eat
Wash.
Greecepite 2 ues s ee oui 1 22221 ee Ns
(law yaiee eee eee aaa u...| 1 |-___| Hawaii
ae (6 (0 Se ee allele ae) Jalen eih
hanya GOs. 225. - 2 S|) 0 Sn ea ewan
Adee GO 22--<<5555s2 sen sl | (A ea | ait SpE
wail.
awa, sin diass 2222s Qian salsa 8 | Beta walyiNg 7
Rhodesia teases 2y\ 8 2'18 Wee NTSB YGs
| Canal Zone, Mexico_____ 522 }O2e pit) | MeFawalie
Canale Zone sees DO OL ay SS Rexs
Pansies Cea eee ESS de Galiks
awash epi eleeeS eee fda) ill oe Dex
Ditalyae fe ee ees Seta es 1 Nae
Canary Islands, Egypt__| 1] 3 |_-..| Mass., N. Y
Algeria, Hawaii, Italy, Tall 6. | 2220 SE awn s
Portugal. Mass.,
Nias LEE
Brazil, Canary Islands, 5 5 |_._.| Md., Mass.,
Italy, Portugal, Spain_ N.Y., Tex.
Brazil, Hawaii. SIDER feces ey popeesy Ones TL Ga ae
Hawaii,
105 INI, NC
Argentina, Greece______- 2 late} Se siING yw ee
elibalivegs Dalles ae eae eeenae 1 15222 NEY eae
awaits <0 52 eae 2 |_._-_|----| Hawaii.
iGalliy acne ee pe eae Dilesor| Ses nNe We
WIR EL ory alice se sce aa 1 hii ' Hawaii

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Ceratitis capitala—Continued
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Prunus persica (peach)
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)
Psidium guajava (guava)

Pyrus communis (pear)
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Coffea sp. (coffee)

HOT CIRCUS IS Detect eel
Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Ficus carica (fig)
Mespilus germanica (medlar)
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Psidium guajava (guava)
Sorbus sp. (sorbe apple)
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)

Ceresium unicolor (Oliv.) (Cerambycidae):
PART DUTT ee een ee ON ene
IETELLCOTULDIS Des one et ee re ee ee
Cerococcus ornatus Green (?) (Coccidae):
Zizyphus jujuba (jujube)
Ceropyastes rubens Mask. (Coecidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Citrus sp
Mangifera indica (mango)
Pinus sp. (5-leaved pine)
Ceroplastes sinensis Del Guer. (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Ca ated pleurostigma Mshm. (Curculioni-
ae):
Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga) _-_--------------
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Brassica rapa (turnip)
Chdlepus bellulus Chap. (Chrysomelidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Chalepus hornianus Ws. (Chrysomelidae) :
PIGISTCT USD oto oe a ee ecu)
Piilodendronspe- =a a ee ees
Chalepus signaticollis Baly (Chrysomelidae):

Chelysoma variabilis (H.-S.) (Pentatomidae):
Orchid
Chilo suppressalis (Wlk.) (Crambidae):
Oryza sativa (rice)

Chrysogramma ol ae Jae. (Chrysomelidae):
Polystachya sp. (orchid)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (CKI1.) (Coccidae):
Persea americana (avocado)
Chrysomphalus decorosus (Ferris) (Coccidae):
Bromeliad
Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Pistacia sp. (pistache)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Laelia autumnalis (orchid)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Oncidium luridum (orchid)

DMM hye eas He ado

Mebanon! 332:—: Se aaah bs

Algeria, Argentina, Italy_

Brazil, Hawaili-_-----.-.-

Detalles betes Eee
Vitaly ses oe

Colombia, Tobago,
Trinidad.

Guam, Hawaii____--_---
Hawalllew ies eakinns

Japan

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a io Collected
A _| & |e ae
28] 8 \as
gS] glo
jo) fo} Ww
oO 14 |a
HLH) | eacal S| ee eee PA OREN eC Y ©.
OF SS SAINTS Ge
WES SSNS OM
1 1 |____| La., Mass.
eel re iiin|| Seeeat hi Pan
eee | 4s | eee (Reales
2eY | holy eee Ras
1 | 3 |---| Md., _ Mass.,
N. Y.
14 nent ee Calif y a=
wali, N. Y.
0 ee EP EIN NE
DE alas | eespeath | INE 28
Df OE ne TINS YG
Teo eS INI NS
Ds | es | EE MasseeaNis, aY4
1 | Se EEA INE WY
Oy Yo WES SIME CRE. INTL DS
Dy, Sea) SANE
Sy LLP abe INI Y Nee
Paes
Beye | Ds ola walie
| see |S Ea ware
Wee Eee Pal Ide Ge
eS Nera eal dees
Pees | Ps | ala Vash:
eee | Seek Pah elawaat
A S| Calin
pelle eee alia ie)
bop oll ole:| Len alex,
AGE aay if | ees |e
SU ir PRA AN) <
pL eels | | eo:
aot | ee ST eX,
ape Pe a alelex
Hi] Sires |e Tex:
Reis] east es OA hex
Sl 5) | ol AlaenCalifer:
Hawaii,
Wass NeaYis
Oreg., Pa.,
Va.
bryan}. lett ealalhN aa die
1 eee Se Tox:
ee | eel le Calin?
ie | ret reek IN AG
Hide atest otal Calife®
1 | Hawaii.

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intereep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin al Sis Collected
Felsisal
a.o| 8 las
f= {S| er
fo) oO }m
Oo | 4 |e
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Gitrus paradisi (grapefruit): —- 2 -2--- 22-2 eee Chiles aoe 285i ier]! | el Cait
Cocos\nucifera (Coconut) == ene nee ee Mexicos: 2- a aas a? Lh SS Se Califes
Persea americana (avocado)_--.------------------|----_ Omen ee ee ES 88 | aki lex
IPhilodendronisp sso ee eae ea = ee ee (ok: eae a eee fese|sese| AOR as
Chrusomphalus pinnulifera (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Oleateinon aed (Olive) eee eee Greece ae eee 1 ee SINGS VS
Chrysomphalus scutiformis (Ck1l.) (Coecidae):
b Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_-...-_-_--.------- Quatemala=--22e22ss ee SS Obs ihe
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (CK1l.) (Coccidae):
Ghamaedoreaioblongala enone Mex COPS eee a eee TSS. Ss exe
ChamaedoreaiSpp ea ae re eee | en CRA Baie fe eee — | al ed a ee exe
PROC ENT ONES Daw Sere oe ee ee es | eter Oke ee ee See ee | eC alites
Chrysomphalus tenaz (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
IPNLOCEN GT ONS Peace ee ee | eee GVaseerar nee Belen eee a c Rees Vell eS ex
AM Ae piano eraypbayoL Se ne Ose ee 1) | _ 2 eRex:
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Phalaenopsis amabilis ‘‘ Aphrodite” ___.---------- Philippines! 2s fet Sons ea Califa
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)-_.____------ lenin ot I ee Obit.
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) _.__---_---_---------- IMCXICOse one eee Lays |e eS emexs
Clerada apicicornis Sign. (Lygaeidae):
EIAALINNS Dep (Lys) oe Soe hee POLLEN ae IBermMuUd aveeee eee 2 ||| | INV
Coccus capparidis (Green) (Coccidae):
Ciprinedviimisps (Orchid) =a ee india: su Sesser as 226) 22 |e Geis
Dendrobiwimisps (Orchid) aes 22 aaa eS ee C022 eee pena eee eT INTs af
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
Giizusiimon) (Memon) Eee ee Spaink ashi e eee Lewdl) HL) sees leila
Citrus reticulata Non (King orauee) Soa et aE. IRuertoyRico eee D250 ae PR
COR eaiSPS(COMEE) Piso ae ee Shean ne Serene Cuba, Haiti, Hawaii___-| 3 |__._|____] Calif.*,,Fla.*
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)-_-.._-.-_------------ Canal Zone, Costa Rica, | 19| 3) 3 | Calif.*, Fla.*,
Cuba, Hawaii, Swan Hawaii.
Island.
HCONOISD = oe. ak eat Se reine eee ee eee Hawai seat eee ot Finesse] el WRC alite
IMangifenaindical (Mango) seems eee eee Cuba: Sane ne eaten il} SSS eee nae
Coeliodes rubicindus Hbst. (Curculionidae):
Packing around rhododendron plants____-__----- Hnglands 2) sees ee Hens ee2| gallaWashe
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) .--_------------------ Mexicors=2c225-eeeeauee 231) 222s Wee AI Zn exe
Coptophylla gymnaspis (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
A Cen Sp (Maple) geo seen ene Wrancelas ee eee eee 2255113) See MasseeN |. aye
Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermitidae): :
OT CHa ee eee eee Oe ee ee a waiis 225s See 1 |____]____| Hawaii.
Cordylomera spinicornis (F.) (Cerambycidae):
(EY O:SD oe es eee Oe ee tee ein Sere French Equatorial Afri- | 3 |____|____| La., Pa.
ca, French West
Africa.
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)-_---.------- Mexicolei tte SELL eee PE exe
Crocidosema plebeiana Zell. (Olethreutidae):
ELUDISCUSLESCULLENE US| (OKLA) haste eee Cuba. =) Seer DW awe eae ec Nis Ye
ZANT SP ne the we Set tare Se raves ere Ree ee Baham qs2et ee eeeeeee 1 |2o22 Se ag
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
GOOF ASP ee eee ee Se a I ee ee re 125 18%,
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) __- Mass.
Citrus sinensis (orange) _-..-_..-___--__- Gane ye
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_____--..---_-------- N. ¥.
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_-_-_.___--_-__-. Greece, Italy, Libya, 6 1 |_.._| Ala., Mass.,
Portugal, Spain. INGA Eas
VitiS. spit(Grape) eee eo ce ee ea a Waly 2-222 ss. Se irae 1) |Peee eee PIViasss
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
Macadamia spit een saan eae ee Fla wails j= See ee 0 i eee ee Teal hes
SADE US ISOD O71 C11 men eee | COE) Se a 1 |____|___-| Hawaii
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lower) (Olethreutidae):
Pit WecelLOoru In CULCe me ee ee Philippinesesee ean ay ce ES (Circa
Cryptoter mes brevis (Wlk.) (Kalotermitidae):
Carton box? . 222.2 2 eS ee ae Hawallsncs! 2 ee ae 1 |-_-_]_--.| Hawaii
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
GCastaned.sps\(CHESthiLt) eee eee ee ee Italy, Yugoslavia_-__-.__ WU ee alee Mass., N. Y

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AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

21

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con,

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin Bs te he
q 15 oS
28/8 las
AS] g |of
°o °o a
Oo 124 |e
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -------------------- Bahamas, Cuba, Do-| 7] 5 |----| Fla.*, Md.,
minican Republic, INUERY SOE
Mexico, Venezuela. R., Tex
Cylas formicarius (F.), possibly formicarius F.
(Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -__---------------- 16303 01: ae a eee ery Sas
Cylas puncticollis (Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ------------------- British West Africa, |_-..| 2 |--..| N.YY.,§Pa.
Nigeria.
Dactylopius coccus Costa (Coccidae):
Grusonia cereifor mis (cactus) --_------------------ Mexico22-s2 225 ss Sea 22 ase 1 | Tex.
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae): a
ATA DT: OS a ee ee ee Ia wall22 3 Sere 1, ease eee ea walrs
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -_------------------]----_ dot eS ee ee 2h Caine
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)-------|----_ (6 (oe eee ee WE 2S Cali
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) _--.-.---------------]--- 02 ee yee Cali
Circa eo} (Pip kin) ss eee 0.2. =. SSR eee ly SSS MaRoxe
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ---.------------|----- dose aie 9 |----| Calif.*, Hae
waii.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_____--_----- PE Ss Wali eee 3 |.---]----| Hawa.
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (?) (Tephritidae): f
Giommisisativws) (Cucumber) eee Goes See ae 5yleeea|e@alite*
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Aun plane sis save te Mes is So oe notetesceses stool (0 (oe ety ym facile 4 |_...| Hawaii.
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple) --------------|__--_ (6 [0 ee eee 1-22 3/2) Hawaii:
Mangifera indica (mango) ____-------------------- Guam, Hawaii-_-...-_-.- 5 | RES AES ACaliters
‘Hawaii
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)---.-------- Hawaili::i 2D 2k 3) | See Rees Ee Calin*
Ochrosiarelipticas==8 2-42-22 ese a ee (6 Co ee ee eae Je | Bee ee Calit®
‘Persea americana (avocado) __...--=----.-.--~.---|__--- CoM eee ebeh 2) | ee es KC ali
IPraimusepensica (peach) = = 22- saa (Ct) ee eae aS | ee ee @alitay es pela
waii.
Pudwum quajava. (Suava)--- ee ee 6 {eee eS 1-|_--_|_._.| Hawaii.
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Gurus parnadist (grapefruit) 2— 22-22-5225 -2- === Ceylon esi Se ee eae | een liGas
iRersearamentcana (@v0Cado)--------------- 2-5 = Heawalites eee 1 Rees Pee Seawall
Sandoricum koetjape (santol)__._..-.-.----------- Philippines--22=-------- 1 |e es | eawatle
Terminalia catappa (India-almond)-__------------ Hawaii ieee | Sees SSE eawarie
Dacus oleae Gmel. (Tephritidae):
Olemenropaed: (Olive) eee oe ence an ena=e Egypt, Greece, Italy, | 25) 1 |_.-.] Mass., N. Y.,
Lebanon. Va.
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):
OLECIEUTODGEH (OlIV.C) =e eee eee Ttaly2o2 esse sess eee ith See Nar
Deloyala guttata (Oliv.) (Chrysomelidae):
Girysanthenvitmsp eae a os = 255252222 eee Canad atte areas Zee ee |e ea TIN YZ
Hennimemeen ate Job sks ols cece ccd stocescase Mexico¥-<2225 =. See WH Se Sl es Tex.
COCHISE Gob basa See See | Ree eee 2| Tex.
Dendrothrips ornatus (Jabl.) (Thripidae):
SUFI TEGOAS Dek (LULA C) eee ee ee eet eee Netherlands 228 eran | Sank ane WA) INT ds
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusea):
VALI eDONT UIT CCK) ae ee st eae eee eee Hneland eases | ee 1 | emme | ai
PAST ETAS Set eee tens El ee S| hal 8 Br a ites ited [al bee eal ee 125 18%,
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) Argentina, Belgium, |____| 6 |----| Ga., La
Brazil, Spain. Pas, by ke
SEOSSICIN DON (LUTTID) pene eee Northern Ireland___-----|___- Hees INS Ye
Cichorium endivia (endive)___----.--------------- Beleinm ear Tal al eel IN Tae
ROChyniuZusisp. (yal Dean) == ssa—na seen nena wee a walite== S22 fee a nee fe | Sees eee NE awall.
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) ...--------------- IATIStTE AI PEERS AERIS | NOES _---| Hawaii
Plant unidentified 22s ae aenes ae = SEO Wiales#s=stes o2es ses anil (oae Se | ats Nae
Soil around cedar seedlings___..........--_--____ Cansda ways Oe aed | estes Nae
Soil around hydrangea plants____..---.---------- Tcelands=sa2sec see Sl aire PROS Te Ls Nye
Watistsa(PTADC) saan tease os ae Se ne lande esses sees ees RN Ses ans Nee
Diachus auratus (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
EDL ISCUSISD ne Meta aon Mla oh dW aed ELA Welles eer ae ee LP eee eee awaits
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
LE OUT OOS Vi be set he oan INetherland sea sae eaeees) meee mee TQEIeNE oe

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (?) (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron catawbiense____--------------------
Rhododendron roseum
FUROGOQETLET ONS eee ee ee ee ee

Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):

Citrus sinensis (orange)
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) ___.

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Soil around dwarf trees

Dinaspis aculeata Ferris (?) (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
Bamboo basket
Oryza sativa (rice)
Smilax sp

Diocalandra taitensis Guer. (Curculionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Di orummeyells laevimargo Champ. (Curculionidae):

rehi

Diploxys capensis (Dallas) (Pentatomidae):
Andropogon appendiculatus____------------------
Disonycha collata (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Herb
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Orchid
Draeculacephala producta (W1k.) (Cicadellidae):
& Airplane
Draeculacephala producta (W1k.) (?) (Cicadellidae):
b Flowers—unidentified
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)

Sarah eeSbeesosossh sede die ssoeséetsosesae +

Epidiaspis gennadii (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Pistacia drupe
Epidiaspis piricola (del Guer.) (Coccidae):
Prunus s
Epilachna varivestis Muls. (Coccinellidae):
Chamaedorea sp
Orchid
Epinotia opposita Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Erewnetis flavistriata Wism. (Tineidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Buzxus sp. (box)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Mangifera indica (mango)

Eurytoma onobrychidis Nicolsky (Eurytomidae):
Onobrychis lanata
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Catileya sp. (orchid)
Euscepes posifasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Eutetranychus banksi (MeG.) (Tetranychidae):
Citrus sp
Evergestis forficalis (.) (Pyraustidae):
Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard)
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) _-
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)

Country of origin

Japan_

Mexico
Venezuela.

, Panama, Peru,

------b == - == --

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a ih Collected
ESI Sef oo
m.2| 2 las
Sales cis
ie) Z |Ay
poh nel ey 3 ll poi! el Nba)
ee | Se Nee
Sea SES IS ON INfs ay,
eo eo) ees Calitrn
--.-| 1 |----| Hawaii.
aN ah Ce itip
....| 1 | Hawaii.
2 ales eee Dox.
parse Fes (ey 1} Tex.
IES SU Chili
1 |__-.]_._.| Mass.
3) [soon le2a=| ee awally
pa Magda] Us 4|Fla., Tex.,
Wash.
pees | ae es ib }) 1D) (O}
1 ee ee Az;
if | ees [eens STL 27
a ae 1] Tex
Scn| |e eal Meas
Ug peat oe ES Sled eye
os Cay luletanace
Mass., 7
LY;
TUF ERS ESA INS ai
syne be eel aly ID KOS
coer ee ex
Se a hex;
Saale bt |aeteull GAUL cena VL Clee
Pa., Tex
3) | 2 | Sees | Pea wane
2) (| Hawai
oa 58|aes| lal eNige
C1 | ees | ese ted eae
eon Eos Vase
a P27 | Statbomas
& St. John.
Patol eae ss Wht ea DY AOL,
| Noe eu keg exail
AE ADO 8 G5
wail, St.
Croix.
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Te ese INI SING,
1/22 liaViak
OF esol! Cre,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

23

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con,

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Exptochiomera confusa Barber (Lygaeidae):
Gladiolus sp
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Eysarcoris inconspicuus (H.-S.) (Pentatomidae):
Pentaschistis angustifolia

Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (or a very closely

related form) (Coccidae):
Orchid

Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeum sp. (croton)
aaalera indica (mango)

Frankliniella bispinosa (Morg.) (Thripidae):
LETC OT 2 See ES Sa Cee ee
Hibiscus sp
Lonicera sp. (honeysuckle)
Narcissus sp
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)

Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
Crysanthemum sp.

Frankliniella fonaa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Flowers—assorted

Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Uzel) (Thripidae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)

Fulvius anthocorides Stal (Miridae):
Orchid

Fundella pelluscens (Zell.) (Phycitidae) :
Vigna sinensis (cowpea)
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Aerides sp. (orchid)
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)
Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Coelogumel(2)sspsi(orchid) 2222222 soe ee
Dendrobium ‘‘ Wilkianum’’

Epidendrum sp. (orchid)

Gongora sp. (orchid)
Oncidium haematochilum (orchid)
Oncidium panamense
Oncidium quadripetalum
Oncidium sp
Orchid

Stanhopea wardii (orchid) ____-__------__-______-

Galgupha punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
Brassavola sp. (orchid)

Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Gerst.) (Curculionidae):
Mammillaria sp. (cactus)
Gibbobruchus speculiferus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Bauhinia acuminata
Glycyphagus domesticus (Deg.) (Glycyphagidae):
Citrus sp.
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Rosa sp

Gnorimoschema gudmanella (W1sm.) (Gelechiidae): |

Capsicum frutescens (pepper)

Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) -__-_--
Gnorimoschema ocellatella Boyd (Gelechiidae):

Beta vulgaris (beet)

Number of
intereep-
tions in—
Country of origin Si paul Collected
El ell ell ae
28| § las
aS] 8g lof
() So |u
0 14 |e
Mexico= ae. ui ata ih | Saees eee Mex
pau Be Gott. ssa ehosrs |) ees Bee ex
Union of South Africa___}____|__--| 1] D.C
Mexico: 5225 sre arr ee Ps ee ex
CanaleZonetan=seeeeeae eee Pera stele @alites
iPhilippinessa ee Sere eS Sey Ti Seawall
IMIG XI COn eee ee ees Fae eee
Bermildansse see ee Ee IES TON INT A
Th Be Ore er eS Cae EST a IN
packs GOMER rear teed 1) abs SY Bat INNS
5 5 Bi DO ER Le ASS INNS
Per is 4 CO eee Oil a ee | RR ING
aan eee es eae 1 eek eee VV aS
Germany =e it | eves |e VASS
Union of South Africa_--| 1 |----]____ Ill.
Sweden: --- 2. 22ieeham TD | SE INE SS
Mexico-2 2522-2 ania 2 OSS | Ox
JAMLAlCH eee eee ee Dae ae Was
PIeLLOR RICO nses ee eee J, 227s Se PMR
(Panam aes = 2 eee SSA oe SAI INE
Canal Zone_._2-tve2 lle DH Os Mo nCalif.®
Canal Zone, Colombia, | 1 |_-__| 4 | Calif.*, Fla.,
St. Thomas. St. Thom-
as & St.
John.
IPANaM aes soe e ee eee PRESSED. HIOING. Tig
AMIStraliaeasee sae ee ee | CPSs ola limerayalle
Canal Zone, Panama____|____|_...| 4 Cal Fla.,
Mrinid adess= =o aes IN NID Calif.*
ee By oe Ee ee Ne Oe EN wie ile
@anal Zones ss 222-222 ESSER |e Calin
Jamaica sere eare Sea SY a a hy yent ks
Canal Zone, Trinidad___|____|--__| 3 | Fla, N.J.
Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |____|____| 17 | Fla., Hawaii,
Hawaii, Jamaica, Pan- Tex.
ama.
IMeGxiCou2 2 ase e ae Eee 1) | 2al sok sh Calif.®
Canal! Zone]: 3s pa | SS Te eC life
Panamas 42 oso ay Loe Esl re SS Ne
Costa Rica, Panama_._-_|____|.._.| 2 | Calif.*
Switzerlande-22- 2222 TORS eee aN TG Ne
IM CXI COE eee e Sane oe Pentre eens Wenoa Vey id BY
IB TA 711 Seer ee 222s |B ee ED Aes
OLLI een eee! AS eee ee IVa SSE
(Germany erence 1g | Se | TIE
Netherlands____________- pe | A TE NES)
Mexico 2222222 a ane ey Ay Sea) ek el WA Iz, 3
eee GOs 2 See RETO NEOs ee |e At IZg
METS y 1 bere se ee ma yten 1D eeieas

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Insect and host Country of origin A, p |a Collected
mm
Bale ies
a.e| o |a2
Se Sion
(o) fo} m
oO 14 ia
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ___.___-___-____ IA Seriane ital yaa -2s|- - 20). MINeespbas
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)___.___--__- Beleiumeests peeks Le meee oes ey ING diy
Rhododendron japonicum (Japanese azalea)_______ Netherland ssa 2a eO Seal ells | INEZ
Rhododendron Sp eee ee Japan, Netherlands____- Boh haan 85) Beye as
., Wash.
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae):
IMalusisy(nesthish(&DD1O) se see Japan! 2-35-22 2lae mee) (2) |e Ss Pasa Weashs
JEONG (uaa (GoyeeKaad)a= joe es a AT centinaes = seen nena eco) a Pa
Gy mnandrosoma aurantianum Costa Lima (Oleth-
reutidae):
GCairarsisinensish( CLAN ee) eee Braziln 22. eehtee eer ye SOLE ND Sera NERS
Hallodapus rufescens (Burm.) (?) (Miridae):__--__-
FEU OCOGETICT.ON SD ae ee Scotland === aL ee eS SIR,
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Agapanthus africanus (agapanthus)__--_--_-____- IBenmid 9e ese eee 1) |e eke Ne
PAIL ETEST) eMac ah ek Hele eee ee ee 18 (ey bile eee a SC I eee eee des Lee.
Dahliaisp cate cise i aes oat pe SaaS Eom Dominican Republic____| 1 |_--_|_--_] P. R.
Daisyar ewe! 0. ge aay oT ee en Berm ae 2) 22-3) Sa Nee
Hlowers—assortedec 2s Sa Sear Bermuda, Haiti_.____._- Bil ES A Ree Be OS
IPRSEUs
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) __._-.--.----_------ L/S $55 kes | INS
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) -_ Thy eee IN Ya
ZATUNAG ISD soo ahaha etl) Mel Ne Day Wa a ee sesoslieNls 2
Hedylepta indicata (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) ___....-__-_-_--__ British Honduras_-__---- 2) eve 3] ss ela
Heilipus lauri Boh. (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) _--.-..---.-----_----- Mexico...22= 55-22 eees Je bess) SRA ex
Heliz aspersa Muller (Mollusca):
Leys ts4egens Dyes ies es MS Seg Se ee ee ee Italy: 220 sretesbr tinal 1D |SR32) Se83 Te
OTRO DA CAROTE SOLE ee IG use Nene 15 | ee ERS i
Hellula undalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
‘Airplane vrstctit t,o eels aaa Austaliatese = se Sees coco) Dy ea ea war
Brassica oleracea oe (cabbage) ===> aaa Egypt, Sierra Leone_____ EE 2 Saea leas
‘Brassicairapa(turmip)_ 2-2 ase eee eee ee Egypt, France, Senegal__|____| 3 |_-._| Pa.
Hemimene juliana (Curt. ) (Olethreutidae):
OWERCTSESD 5 QV OTN 12)) ee ee ee Greece 222s fora eae 1) SSeS ae
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)__.-.-.---------___- WMexicostece-2os seen Thy hed eee a Mexe
Boxer hess Ere ee eC ee Wndliannnnee net pus Nie iis eee laa
Heterotermes convezinotatus (Snyder) (Rhinoter-
mitidae):
Calopogonium caeruleum (jicama)___.._...--____- Me xi COM se. 28 soso ge SE eee | ed NG) g
WOR Eee e Wee eo tee SNA eae eS Colombia a Li: | 2a here ING RYS
Orchid MOObSs efi aeiel «Oe Pee See eee TT) eee ayes IPanamas eee. ee eee | eee 1 | La.
Hyalopeplus pellucidus (Stal) (?) (Miridae):
ARENUTIU INS Das ea GA Ee ee NEFA He SAE Ia Wallies cane meee 1 |_..-|--.-| Hawaii.
Hypera postica (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Melilotus officinalis (yellow sweet clover) -.------ Wrante®) on. 20 s2os St cccoT es |Paen i |} 1D), ©,
Hypera rwmicis (1.) (Curculionidae):
Thuja occidentalis (eastern arborvitae)___.--__-__ INetherland SB | eee eee WW INK Ue
Hypsopygia costalis (F.) (Pyralididae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ______----_--.--__ Greecebesustesd fae Jl 2825 | SPS Nees
Icerya montserratensis R. & H. (Coccidae):
Chamacdoreaisp i eee eee eae ae IMexicoi2 2 ce Seco eee fo Ros See Tex:
Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
IBagcacest: kn bie Se ie ee FIN Se aes hh Pont gale 1 Sees | 22s Vasse
BEG ONLAISD iste ae ce oa aa ne eae eee eee | See Cows igs) tae #ealigk te atetl Mass.
Birds—alive eee ae ea a Oa eae ANWR RRA EN ae 1 |__-_|-...| Mass.
Castaneaispen(Chestnitt) Be sea a ee ee Portus Wes soll INS Mo
Flowers-—assarted: 202 7 oe oe See ieee el awalise 2 oe eae 1) | Sees Se | pea wa
Helianthus tuberosus (Jerusalem artichoke) -_.--_--.| Ttaly_-.-.-....--_------_- pe Ie ING YZ
ETbISCUSISD 3 oe ee a oe ae ee SCRNUG Ben ee ee ie INT Ne
Orchid 2G. fee ene ea Hawai as Se 1 |---_|-...| Hawaii
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)_.-------___- Ghilews22. 2S 8S Tt esetecae|| INI. Ye
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) __.---------_- Rortugale = see Til ooze] a5 NERS
Salvia officinalis purpurascens (sage)_-.---------_|.---- dos Se ea 1-223) S228 Mass:
Soil with fig and rosemary plants__----------__-- Webanons eae eee Secale 28S Lik NRE
Soilawithigrapeicuttings= see ea [italy2 See aye yee EY) OES | nea Nie
WVitisispaerape) soho eee ee uiter ofSouth) Airical=sl) WE See|EeSSiNeiyve

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Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 380, 1954—Cone

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin cae eels Collected
g | § |e ae
28| 8 \a8
gS] ag los
fo) ic) mH
1@) Z |e
Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
OrchidSs se ei lee 2 Seb oot eee ee ee etree Mexico, Venezuela-_-___--- Sasso Z| ON ise alto MERye
Tsognathus rimosa incitus Edw. (Sphingidae):
POGETIOMOMSD enna cee ee REN IMexiCote eet See e wee e ee 2s Ree eMoxs
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Cannniliaispee. f. oe Sac e ene eee eee eases Ha walinas 22 Sess ena 16 |----|----| Calif.*, Hae
waii.
Laspeyresia leguminis Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)-_----------.- IPanamaqee eee ee presPia ayy 1l ES ee eA ae
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbu.) (Olethreutidae):
Casrineu spa Chestnut) serene eae ee ee eee France, Greece, Italy, | 22 |----|_--.| Ill., Md.,
Yugoslavia. ING YG
Lecanium fletcheri Ckll. (Coccidae):
CLOT ESSD (COC AT) hae oe ee ene Bee Se Ser hee @anadaez22 eas sere Eo | ee OO ACIN es
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.);Coccidae):
PR CHCRCOMECH Li) eee Seah es wee ae eS ee ee np aly~ss eee See eer hoe Seed 25 Calit.e ill:
Lepidosaphes mimosarum (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Seedspod—unidentified =: 222 ee IMICXICO eae eee 1 ee | eee Calites
Lepidosaphes mimosarum (Ckll.) (?) (Coccidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)-----------------_- HCuad one == ae eee eae Wee ite Calis
Lepidosaphes newsteadt (Sule.) (Coccidae):
PEA TESIS TOR (OLILC) e e oe ne eae Japaneses Ss eases eee Beedsseul) iL) Ceitigs
Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) (Coccidae):
CILUTATICRIES | SP) ees ere ae a ae epee | oe I (60 pee ee ee SSeS IL) Oni
PER CCUAS eee ee oe ee SS a SSS eae eee | (G5 eas abseil eed Peet ele eC alitee
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ck1l.) (Coccidae)
IC SCCUSS ae ew te OS earl IMexicoe St See oe ee S| Ee | Le ie exs
Lepidosaphes piperis (Green) (Coccidae):
Piper nigrum (black pepper)____---------------- TY ies eer een ase] 18 |) 1D Ob
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Ikuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (croton)_.._--------------- Canali Zone ieee es Pee Slee TS @aliter.
(COMATAT AD ROK (GROOM) 5 fae oe ee Hawaii, India, Japan_-_-} 4] 1] 5 aval, N.
las
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
CuymUrdiwenUSD Pin a= — sae oe nae nea eee Australia, England, |----|____ 17 | Calif.*, Ha-
Japan, waii, N. J.
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (as defined by Kuwana)
(Coecidae):
Schizocodon soldanelloides__...----.-----------___ GfS5) OYE ep ae oe | ee | TINE
Leptidilla brevipennis (Muls.) (Cerambycidae):
IS THZAS TN (WALLOW) teste Wan COs === eee en Teal eSNG dle
Leptoglossus chilensis Spinola (Coreidae):
Vitis vinifera (European grape)------------------- Chile=222 <2 Sa ia aera eee INI CC
IVaHiSISDe(ELADS) ee see Me ees ee Sires eat 06 (a EE eee eye T2apeeaaly seb a Weep, Je
ex,
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
PAT UNOLNG OGANDUSTGLiG=2 a eee eee Hawallo st Ser ee ie ease eye 1 | Hawaii.
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_-----.-----_---_-_- TAT 711 ee 1p | eee | ICalifes
CUE ALSTUUTLO TIN (LETT OL) hae ee ee eee Canal Zone, Nicaragua_-| 1] 1 |_-__| Calif.*
Gitjus paradis? (erapeiruit) ao. a e Hawaii, Trinidad__-____|---_ 2) eeee i Calitizenla®
Giinisysinensis) (Orange) eo aee nnn ne eee eee Canal Zone, Jamaica, |.-..| 5 |----| Calif.*, Fla.*
Panama.
Leucaspis”’ indica Marl. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_----------------------- Mortolas --- =e an a 1| St. Thomas
& St. Johns
Leucaspis loewi Colvee (Coccidae):
A TUSISOa (2 lea Vedapine)-s nee n= eae eee en PATIStTIGQ== tome eae nena 1) | Eee |e IMasss
Leucaspis pistaciae Ldgr. (Coccidae):
PI SLaCtONG TL DeM (DISLACHe) pees eee eee @yprustas tee ee theese! ING dls
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (G.-M.) (Lygaeidae):
(Oe ow Lage al tS 2 She Som cp Ss a Mexicos= scone ners” AY SLA Rexs
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Liygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)--------------. IMe@xXicO) (2) soe eee 1 Sees ese ex:
(Orne atG) 128s Oh See lh bss el es a Sie abies et ees | 2-277 IVICXI COS sso ae eeee Penal eM eenexs
BEREL GT GOMLU TIO SDD rere ee eee soe ene n ne bere (6 Ve ea ee epee eo EO Fi men es Rexe
Limax marginatus (Muller) (Mollusca):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)-.------------ Netherlands_-.---.._.___ SEs ln Ress | pas
Limaz maximus L. (Mollusea): :
EO DMAMIULS SQLUSA (CACISH) ates eee heban ones ae rt | eet es alae Ns
Sollrsroundid wartipinemes samen ene ene eenrnee Japallscces conse eee tal eae 1 | Wash.

343261—55——4

26

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin Sealers Colleied
Bal ele
2.2| 8 jas
OP Ane
Liocoris tripustulatus (F.) (Miridae):
SHRXOUGEIOS (HEC) a Netherlands___.....-____ nl eed sey HEN Ion 6,
Liophloeus feaeidiris (Mull.) (Curculionidae):
VATR YT UTS De (LCL) eee ee ing land ssn Bes | = | Nee
Liosomaphis berberidis (K1tb.) (Aphidae):
Berberis thunbergi atropurpurea__-.----_------_-_- Netherlands_._._________ es eee ek! ball dN
Listroderes subcincta Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vat SISDan(BTA De) eee er ee een ee Chiles2= SAebsvawialew 165 2s eee NYS
Lizrus junci Boh. (Curculionidae):
IBELGIUUL OCT ISH (DESL) err ne ee eee mie ee mrt ooe uve TE yD Gee pal ea S| lie | eee Vid
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Nao LSPS OS at aN rad OL I ger 2 ULE Ce Tn ig se oa uae aa 1 |_-_.;____| Mass.
Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
Ni fCo oa UR a ae eer Ee Be ee ey oe (6 To epee eae oe DE er ee 1 |_-__|_.-_| Mass.
Lyctus linearis (Goeze) (Lyctidae):
Alcaciaykoai (koa) eee A a ane ean Ha walites oe cere 1 |_.._|_--_| Hawaii.
Lygus lineolaris (P. deB). (Miridae):
(OORT DCU OOHID Ss ano Bermudas 2=ere=euventes 1h Sa NEE
ZUTUTIOISD oe ee eee a ee eee ebm |ga ine GK}, js iae yg op 16) ees | RIN Ge
Maruca testulatis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Canavalia spin eet ee ener ene await. os ih ineel ais 9) Sina tes Calif. Ha-
waii.
Phaseolus vulgaris var, (string bean) _--__-----___- Hawaii, India, Japan, | 11] 7 |_---| Ala., Calif.*,
Netherlands Guiana, Ga., N. Y.
Puerto Rico. 125 18%,
Masonaphis rhododendri (Wils.) (Aphidae):
I ACOH OUA LOOP Aaa a LS lex (pipions oe Bese eee NTS Ua, Veal
Mecistorhinus marmoratus (Erichson) (Pentato-
midae):
VAT CEG cE MIE NESE Ech Rls be ba ianeter a 2 ea 8 Secon Colombias=2 aa alee al || CORE
Mecotetartus antennatus Bates (Cerambycidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__.--__-_--_---_- IMe@xd CO se Ges sas8 Fae snes 1, | Sees eee Ariz
Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
HI OWers-aSSOLted eet = Seen RE ae ne Eileen ee 1 |____]____| Hawaii.
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) 1 |____|____| Hawaii.
Megacerus leucosomus Sharp (Bruchidae):
Ipomoea arborescens (tree morning-glory)------___ Mexicontuctvurt: Raninats 1 eee) at tray455 | 1D) (0)
RADE RCO TIL 08 eee i eee ate ee i i om aT AT sts | (c Ko epee eters A ee ee Ds (Or
TREE RAOARS OV eye aS GAA ACO oe LS EL a GO seer RE Ps ee Dea ea My bee ia) 1D), (0).
Megastigmus cryptomeriae Yano (Torymidae):
Chamaceypanisobeusass hee ee ee ence atiren Japan's sees anc neues aoe LC alin
Cry DEOMNeT LAN] A DONIC are eat eae min | ang oO: tn Sen amon ee Paes | S24 Peat alifes
Melalgus plicatus (Lec.) (Bostrichidae):
VAL mysativiem (Garlic) eee eee eae eee ene IM@xi COR So. hace 2 ue elena AL | eral a Tex.
Melanacanthus ferrugineus (Sta!) (Coreidae):
UN) oD ech a=) ey 2S RO eee a oft ah tec Son Eee eee iTielsland sees eee See |) sly | Sees pEawanis
Melanotus fissilis (Say) (Elateridae):
Soilfaroundinoots/ofplants hae eee ee ee Canadass-s-<<-2. 21. ta 255122 NolplWiNeeye
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-_________- Ecuador, Panama____-___ 12 Rae eee oa a
Paps kOh
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius Chey. (Cur-
culionidae):
Chamacdoreaioblongatae= Se a ea IVMGXI COR bal We ieee 1) Ses ee Mex
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -___________|.--_- COS 2 eed Pes Coliteeee tox.
Micrelus ericae Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ) > 2 Scotlandeee ss -s ee 2) Sees eel asses
men Rc a ee abdominalis (Crawf.) (Thripi- |
ae):
ZATUTUL CES RE eae Ua pea ol pe SIN tS Bermudas eeeatee ees 1 hg Ve IN Ey Cc
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi)_._._.....-__-.___- Dominican Republic____| 1 |_-..|.-..| Pa.
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Airplane bey’ i: 8b alin i Ala Tea i ea ae a alive oi weno 4 | eaywanis
Mocis repanda (F.) (Phalaenidae):
ATP planes 52 it ray TNE ATE EN RA a Sept ee eave ey || Meneztiela ss =. ote tere ana oe he ae
Monanthia monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
Orchid Ae ee PTW Tens eA Mexicoun ees a ee Lenox

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS Dy

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected.
in—

Consump-
tion

Nonentry

Propaga-
tion

Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
IBC AN Oi Vee es ee ae ence eweneeweae

vaRh ier Spr cs ee

Capsicum frutescens (pepper) - sone

LOTSA OS (AE) ee ees

ORCC Bey eee IN EE ne ocasenacaacosdens|Saees

SCAYOTD QUITO a0) a Sa ee ee

Solanum tuberosum (potato) --_.--...------------

Swietenia sp. (mahogany) ___-__--__.... scaedencse Virgin Islands__.___.-__-
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):

PAEMen at Si(COrN) 2 ee eo cease Seeee WE ONG UTas seamen
Morganella longispina (Morgan) (Coccidae):

Gitrirs paradisil(crapetruit) ese ee cee ‘Hawatlite-- 222 eeaoe
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):

Colocasiaisp er ste Lea ain aie eos i aera oa) M@xICOw so eee eo

PIRIDDENGTONISD Ses ee eee, nee pie) | EO Sa ae a
Myzus anselliae Hall (?) (Aphidae):

PRTG HES OS (OxO 00) = ee oS Rhodesia_........-..----
Myzus ascalonicus Doncaster (Aphidae):

Cichorium intybus (witloof)_.:.......-...-.-2c.-. INetherlandszessse eases

GIACTOLSTS De eee eee ee coecoweee [pee (6 La cea te

SETCOLCTOASP eoeect ert at = 32 Se a a ee Ia rag se se a ee
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Haldeman) (Termitidae)

PAN CA CLANS Fe eet Ee ee Coe es British Virgin Islands_-__
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -_______--..---- Brazil, Mexico__-__----_-

Solanum melongena (eggplant) -_---__-...--...2-- Mexico Sp PRES asap MEI Ths er

pr ohonltts apicalis (Motsch.) (Cicadellidae):

FAUT IAN OS wise amen oe ML De ae oe ee Philippinesss 22 ee ee
Nilotaspis “hall (Green) (Coccidae):
Prunus amygdalus (almond) _______--_-------.--- rane set oacel Sone
Nysius angustellus (Blanchard) (Lygaeidae): ;
PPTILILUSEDETSICQ(DeACh) eae one see eee ee Chile reese see eee es
yet coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Bape AMES Re 2 EA NS oe eae Hawalizcsto se 2se es oose
ivpaiis delectus White (Lygaeidae):
PMT lane See rea ele ea UR Eye (6 Koya ieee ee ete
Nysius huttoni White (Lygaeidae):
VIQUIESISY LUESINISh (QD Le) ea ee a ne New Zealand__--....----
Nysius simulans Stal (Lygaeidae) :
TIVUSTOIMESTECHA DIMM) pesos aa en a oe Chiles ee ae tee
Odonaspis greeni Ckll. (Coccidae):
BES LATTE Set eye Lae ak PITY GS eae 6 Ching seal ee ea eee
Odonaspis ruthae Kot. (Coccidae):
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass)______-.-------_- ATIStralige= saa a
Oedemera annulata Germ. (Oedemeridae):
Galliumarsp (heather) ee aie oe Swedeniesessesenan esas
Oedionychis atroguttata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Ts hie Nee ee eens oS Mexicob==2=2-- ee eee
Oedionychis pavoninus Jac. (Chrysomelidae)
ORCI Aas MRIEIS eration NE hey NT os I le doses Slane
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
SULA WLU DOLLED YA ose ee eee eh ee | PE dot JS ess eee
Ogdoecosta juvenca (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
ORCI eS AE Minis wires Peak rene ee ht Cowie kyeee a De Lee
Ogdoecosta mexicana (Champ.) (Chrysomelidae):
Selaginella lepidophylla (resurrection plant) ______|____- (Oo eta Erma see ania oe
Olethreutes leucotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Clin ISISITVENSISI KC) OLANSC) eee ee PAIS 0 LQ Nees ante ae ebro
Oligonychus biharensis (Hirst) (Tetranychidae):
Mamoufend@andicas MANO) seeken > aoe we ae British Guiana__-______-
Oxycarenus albidipennis Stal (Lygaeidae):
VADULLLOTIS Dae nee Siem a ete a ge eee ee ee RUDOd esigees sees eae
SUEMETLOILAL GN TAULESCETS ae ween ee | Union of South Africa__-
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
J BRAT IR ay ere SOR DEST eT Ou ee age Ber Iisra cle ee alee cee ie aye ee
peaent Fusions (Woll.) (Curculionidae):
ee eee Aa a et ees on oe Se tae de E52 Wh Do ie ead a ce

| 2oee |Eeeo Sta nomas
& St. John.

(|e 2h |e leas exe
Pee eee eee

Bp au|eeee evewalls
pes eesel} sila) IDE Cs
ee ase] Nia NS
1 |--=-|---.| Hawaii.
ee ila eae eben elie,
elena Eeaal ING 8%
The Renal MINT Neo
Bee Ee eu nle (Era walls
Seca) a) DE Clst
Gy | Pees Eom WING pe
Be Saleesaiiiral |) vNieb7,
Bae R Ses ab iP at-¢
IV eal | MAD yg
Pees eee el: Ol nex.
oe AL MN eye
Til ise =| (CHIR?
Seon alte wel a

eerie ale TD ACE
eaealbatall sitduid O's

Ties aie ete PIN REN Gc

peee | eel ill lsiangrits

2S PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intereep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin” |Z) |, || Collected
a.) £12 en
38) 2 \28
Aa! oO |A9
af] g lot
io) ic) ww
1) Z |e
Ozophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Orchids? Bz: 2222522. tee Nena san anin nn sais soe MexicOss22s2 se mene =223|-- 1a exe
Philodenianon)speees ee eee ee en seen ees |p @Oseeeweresrrree eel ee ese bal hod Ne)
Pachybrachius albocinctus Barber (Lygaeidae):
Plants £0) na ated UR Se eas seen oe ee on Colombia == - === ts Se aT Ae ae
Pachybrachius nietneri (Dohrn.) (Lygaeidae):
Airplanes sas sins) Alo hse SG ee Philippines (?);- un- |____| 2 |_.__| Hawaii.
known.
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):
ATT planes=s240 es hea ss oa ow RR A ESSE Fiji Islands, Hawaii____- SA 2) EA Ee walls
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard) ___-..-._-_-----_- MexicOssessess2recsl2222 122.2) See imexs
Pachyzancla periusalis (Wlk.) (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) _-_-_-___-_-_--_-___ @ubavsssesrcscscscse 1/2823). SN Ye,
Palaeopus costicollis Mshll. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)___.._-_____--___-_- JaMaieaesssssocssess2-- 2 ))s || a AN et
Pantomorus godmani (Croth) (Curculionidae):
Acacia koa (koa) ________- ] (2-2 S| Ss Ee ware
Cordyline terminalis (ti)- TE OS | elawaire
EG OWiGTS apts ee ba ok Se A A ee ee een |g 1} |S ae Elana
Orchid 3255522 is ot eS reg ee ne IORI GY W Seae Te jee S2 | ee | elawalis
Paratetranychus ununguis (Jac.) (Peiranyehiaaa):
JUNUDETUS SP ed ({UNTP CrE) sa en eee EE ADAM shee ety edie as bec =o= | a1 VWeshe
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
Camellia reticulata (netvein camellia) ..--._--____ @hinativsas seis s Sealioge cece oll De?
Gamelitais pss sam 2 areal a ee oe ese Portieal essa o saan een | eieee CES ih Nie Ue
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrusraunontifolige se eee Mexicoms:-s5-5 32 a, Oe eee Calites
Citrus pence (Sour#ime)Ee=Ss2 Se ee GOs22s2ss2s5se05 4 Oe Sa AC alifes
GUT ESATO LETAL OTD) rem eee Tm dig 2 Use Capa CAS aks 1 EDC!
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __=--.-.-2-----_2--L- @hiles<225 25-5555 522 es |e 19 2 SS Cantey R
CULT USRSUTVETUSTSa (OAT OC) epateeeaae eeeee Argentina, Brazil, Israel,| 1] 4 |---| Calif.,* Fla.*
Trinidad.
GLUUSISD tae ee ee eee en ae EN Brazil; ladigee ss |e 1 ||) Dae ewa:*
Parlatoria crotonis Dougl. (Coccidae):
Codi gems sn (CROLOT) tesen eee es Hawait_.. 3. sees HA | Hawaii.
Parlatoria crypta McKenzie (Coccidae)
Mangtfenanaicas (mano 0) sess meee Indias<..222 22.2 =k ee iL || 1D) (G;,
Parlatoria mytilaspiformis Green (Coccidae):
Pe) ri eles ered un ee SN aa ae rend eee Indiges 2255S eee SP Niecy eae SGI) Led,
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Di0spynOs) SP-a (DELSIMT1 ON) Mess sae ee Italy 22-2. eee P| eo ee N. Y.
Matusisyivestrisi(apple)neneeee ee eee eee een Greeces st ==. == esse ee ee TOD) On,
OUVAR QIO DAR (Oliny@) se Ore SS eee a ee N. Y.
PIUNUS On Meniaca. (apricot) sees eee ee | Pe CG Koper late bec Se eee ee 2} DG:
PE TAU US SP aie ste es ae ener oe ee Ue | (00 ae ee eu Cae sate 1b 1D (Ci,
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Mangifena indica (mango) _----.------.----.---.-- Ehilippings NS ee | eee eee if || 1D.
Van dayjoagitnit aes (Orchid) pene eS | USI cl mete erese apie | Dl TREN 1 | Calif.*
Vanda spat an hes oe es Sen oe Hawaii Philippines____- 2228) 2) CalitS Ha -
waii.
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
CGitrustaurantifolia’ lime)22 a Gretonsccere cress pee UE er sors | LESS
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)___._...-.__-__--____ iIRhilippinessea eee eh Ses kCalitee
Gitrusiiimon (demon) 2a eae iie UE Italy, Spain, Thailand_.| 1] 5 |____] Calif.,* Ha-
wail, Mass.,
Pa.
Giirusiparadisil(pomel0) see ae- ea eee ni wetokess see oy eee ee Ew aris
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __...._-.__--___.._-__ Chingseeee Sees 1) EN | ET aris
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) __.__-_--._-__- Algeria, China, Crete, | 2] 3 |_-__| Calif.,* Ha-
Formosa, Japan. wail, Mass.
Citric siSivenisisa OLA 0) eee eee evorval, (Syoyin ee Oyleao= Bl ik at oy
Mass., Pa.
(OUT TIPE) oS aint Sa IR ah ea EAS Bas (eee To HMrance eH aitlassa eee Up opih ena) INE IEE,
Parmenonta valida Thoms. (Cerambycidae):
OrGhid Se. aes SE RE Ee EI AS PRI IMOxICO xeon soos oss {Dee tallehexe
Paromius gracilis (Ramb.) (Lygaeidae): | |
PALLOLENODS1S) SEMTALALG ta ee ee ae | IN }) 1D)5. Oh
Rhynchelytrum repens boat ID5.O)n

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AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

29

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin ines esate collegied
im]
Bal lee
a2} o |AS
feo), (sl i1@n=
fo) io) ww
iS) 74 fee
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
lgormofiantomopiles-=- 42 5-2 20 ose ne IM@XICO == <2 2S oe Seale sable | tele ot) Mex
Gossypium barbadense (Sea-island cotton) 22s IRE TORR ICO= anne 1 ee Sas | PRs
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_---.---.------------ Hawaii, Mexico_---.--.- By | eae | Califemhexs
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) -----.---------------- Cuba, Egypt, Mexico_--} 13 | 1] 1 DOs INieXes3
| ex.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; squares) ----------------- IW Kya (fo ee ee B82 ey ll eee A Mexc
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton) --_------------------ Mexico, St. Vincent____- 7 2 2223S Rlas telex,
SEMIS CULSIESCULLETILUS) (OKT8) pee nen ee ee Dominican Republic, | 3] 3 |---| N. Y.,'P.AR.,
Mexico, Puerto Rico. Tex.
Penthaleus minor (Can.) (Eupodidae):
IRIQT GDL ee ee ee eee eemmmata InTAaN Cte a ae ee eee eed lia PING dls
Perkinsiella vitiensis Kirk. (Delphacidae):
LAO ENA@) SS SSS EE eee eS Hijidtslandsseey eee See Gt) Sean Mea walis
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
I OILCUSICATOLM) (CATEOL) = noses oe ene Algeria, Trieste_-..----- BE 2 UPA aay MIG
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --------------------- Cuba, Dominican Re- Ty (22204) | eH awalins ees
public, Hawaii. R.
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) Bermuda INE YG
Carica papaya (papaya) ---------- ,
OORT ET TITAS a CLOLON) aseone a eae se eee nee eee
Dendrobium sp. (orchid)
OSCOVEONSD a VAI) he et nen eee ean es
iAypidendrum citiare(orehid)------------2--.=--=-=
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia) --.----------- Bermuda
IG aS Se a ee ee ee kha 3y CL GOs ssp ete eee
SETADISCILS ESCILLENLUS s OKT.A) nana eee ene Cubase ae eee eee
PETAOISCUSI SD ten ed SR Peek ee Bermuda
(ORANG). “C4 Lee ee eee epee Canal Zone, New se----
Guinea.
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Fullaway (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) :-----.---.------===-===- TEE Ean esacee cece CLT | eas | eee allies
JELENA On SS ee ee Oe ee ee eres fare G02 bates Sel - eeeeel _..-| 1 | Hawaii.
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) -._...__|_---- (6 (eee Fe 1 |__-_| 1 | Hawaii.
Phenacoccus solani Ferris (Coccidae):
Sinningia speciosa (gloxinia)--_--.---..----.----- CanaleZone see ere | eee | ees 1| Fla.
Philaenus copies (L.) (Cercopidae): ‘
AAT ARG) LEW) SP ER es Se ee eee eer Mexi Coan sect as eas | 2ig| aeel exe
PRIDCoaHtie lewist Chap. (Scolytidae):
GRU DLOMN Cr CUSD eas mt Se 2 ea eosin Japanneeess seks ences 105 | Soe een OTe.
Phlyctinus pales Boh. (Curculionidae):
WAH Sie (Cane) Se ee ae ae ee eee Union of South Africa__.| 5 |---.|---.| N. Y-
Phyllognathus Menta (F.) (Scarabaeidae):
\WWi@OG ba SE Ai a Se eee ee Gernmanyeeee eee 2 | ees | eee | PAN ae
Phyllotreta vittula (Redt.) (Chrysomelidae):
Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (watercress) ------ ranGes20. eset ba tale 8 I peel INE Yaa
Physonota attenuata Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ----.----------- IW 6100) 5 aces iy | ees bere ees
OR CHIGRE AEEAE Ws onl ee J ee ee Ee EEE doa OE A ecme|lsace 19)|\;ahex.
Phytomyza rufipes Mg. (Agromyzidae): F
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) ---.--.----- France, Scotland__-----. SOSA DE cal eg) Wes
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -------------- Egypt, Scotland_-___---- Sees BWsLecl Wey Wes
Cichorium endivia (endive) _---------------------- Bel cine eee AN Wee caip INK Y., Pa.
Picturaphis vignaphila Blanch. (Aphidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) ----------------- British Honduras_-__---- O)") | Sa ae Se all Ne
Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Condylinelterminalis) (ti) 222 eee nes TB eT fab ane ney Se De ee eae | elas
LOM CIL GTO TIS [te eee ee eee | an oe One. Smee ee TL oh PE Ey eeine
ISCIndaPSUSKAUTeUs= See te eee ene eae dO ee leas ae 1 | Hawaii-
Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (?) (Coccidae): |
BI CILSISTV ROOK) ab eae bP ae ee eee a Inia a ee | one eae Tee
Plagiodera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Onchid@eeser et eee ee ee et ee Mexi cost eon rk 1| Tex.
Plagiodera thy maloides Stal (Chrysomelidae):
(6 (c SOON: Pann SER SSN Fee es melexe

Orchid
Platyedra vilella (Zell.) (Gelechiidae):
Hibiscus sp
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) Tortricidae):
pAtmanvillidiiceaGiss 5b. 2) 88 en tees
Ananas comosus (pineapple)

30 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con,

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin 4 £ Collected
a | & |e ae
28) 8 (a8
ie) Z |
Platynota rostrana—Continued
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)---------------- IMexiCO=-<tece2-eree cee Loc 28s | exes
Menthaisps Gnint) eeeses ae aoe eee Mrinidad == lasses aes 16 | at Ps PAR
IPEMenOMiG SP tas= ees eee cea nas ee IMexi cose Seereeraee oe LOM). te eo ex
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’’)___-.-------- Colombia==--2232= == HL) | PAN a
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (?) (Phalaenidae):
Orchidees Seas UE a Ue CONE Ha wallssvccotcuccccoeeses 1 |__--|----]| Hawaii.
S$‘ Poliaspis”’ pini Mask. (Coccidae):
Pinus sp. (2-leaved pine) -----22------2-----2---- Az of o eee es ee eae a Sees ab ene ib st ae 5°
Wash.
Pinus sp. (5-leaved: pine) S212 eee sec eee ec eee PCE GOs sev ee tee t eee caee ten pee | eal nC alitees
PINUS SP el ne eee ee Sa een dol 22 o sehiserer as iL eh | See tas
Polychrosis botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
Witisisps(@rape) pn ata Ree ee aes France, Greece, Spain._| 2] 1 |__--| Mass., N. Y.
Polychrosis ee (Schiff.) (?) (Olethreutidae):
Widis SD al(ELADE) sree ee eee Oe ee Ttalysi 2... TOs a Ui pepe Ss Mass
Polydesma wumbricola Boisd. (Phalaenidae):
Airplanes 2208 eo Be | ae eee Biawalies. 2 tee cer eee 1 |_...| Hawaii
Portia dispar (L.) (Lymantriidae):
Quercus suber (cork oak)..----._------=--------<! Morocco eae seen eeeeeee 2 eres ees INSOYe Hea
Praeblissus albofasciatus Barber (Lygaeidae):
@TChiG nae eek ee os ee Mexicos coco cece ee aes 1 | Tex
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Oleakeunopaea) (Olive) Bt saa ee ae eee italy eeee eco eee ou Qos 3] Cae INES
Prodenia eridania (Cram. ) (Phalaenidae):
Antirrhinuwm majus (snapdragon) _----------.---- iBermudateeeecesneeseees 12s ee Nee
Dianthusisps (Carnation) Mss siee ee eee eee |e dose eee 1] 325) CRORE yes
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ---------------- Cuba) wecoesceereres 1 ea Pe PINTS NG,
Orehidsite 28 teil SSE Le ee ee Mexico 1| Tex.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) *
Sapote--_----------------------------------------
Zinnia sp
Prodenia Tura (F.) (Phalaenidae):
Nip amie es ci od Deeds Canton Island ii 2222 222)e--2 1 |___-| Hawaii.
Prodenia ornithogalli Guen. (Phalaenidae):
Chrysanthemum spate 2 eee IMCXI CORA eee eee [| Diet Bees Rex:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -___---------|----- Co Ko pepepeeeee GES) 3 Lik ss Ee eee 1} Tex.
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ____-...------------- Costa Rica, Guatemala, | 5 |_---|----| Calif.*
Salvador.
TOT G'S Pee es Shel AE, le 2S ee eee Mrinidades = 2ss=sssuees 2) See RNR Yas
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Ant huTiumnyacuiang ulm aes eae aaa ee Costa; Rica. aes ees 1 | Hawaii.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____-------_-------- Cuba, Panama, Swan| 2] 1 |-_---] Fla.*
Island.
Pseudacysta perseae (Heid.) (Tingidae): :
Persea americana (avocado) .-_-------------_---_- IMexicO e552 eet | ar ee 1 | Tex.
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____--_----..-------- Hawalls—-- eee 1 |__-.|_--_| Hawaii.
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
Amherstia nobilis (flame amherstia)--__----_----- Mrinidad==- ees SESE) oy PER
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -_.----------------- Brazil 2-. 2 se ee I 10) SS Cait
Gitrusitimon (lemon) pas ee eS | See doses a 1) Sse ean
Gitracsisinensish (Orange) a eee eee Argentina] Sean ir: sas 1h) Saat Calta
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Cattlevaispe (Orchid) ene e eee ee eee CostatRica se Sie ia ee 1605/24) alas
Orchids si Stee BS er he ci Alnaly de linea aR Mexico, Venezuela_-_--.__|---- SP O53 aka hex.
Pseudococcus boninsis (Ktuw.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)-..._---------- Jamaicasi ee 12s ee as
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
Prunus domestica (plum) «2 ~~~ ek - Chile - +--+ ni rep ee |) es 1
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)__--------_----- Ttaly2 222 Seepage Ay dies N. J.
Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae):
AN STUN) SDi st ooo ee eee ee Philippines22222 02 P22 28S Wise
Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae);
Pinus)sp. (2-leaved pine)-- 2222 2 a eee Japancso.228. 2 eeeeone aK C1 ORD) Galil SiN.
TACUsiSpu (VOW) = es erate Si SE EES O22 SUE SSSe ea aC alited
Pseudococcus saipanensis Shir. (Coccidae): 0
Gocos nucifera*(coconut) » . 2h Quam se roe nnn lence lessee 2! Hawaii.

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31

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con,

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Country of origin

Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Prosopis sp
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Ckll. (Coccidae):
PLUSINGILULTUSD = tees = ats la aan eS eS
Pseudoparlatoria punctata Ferris (Coccidae):
Carica papaya (papaya)
Pterolophia alternans Weid. (Cerambycidae):
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia)
CodiveumispS (Croton) =e s2=22 2 = eee
Seed oc Bee ae ee a ee
Ptochoryctis tsugensis Kearfott (Xyloryctidae):
In cardboard carton containing cypress, elm, and
pine trees.
EAU IEILBES oR (DLNLO) aera 9 et oe ee See
Pulvinaria horii Kuw. (Coccidae):
PA censpeccmaple) soo 426 oe
ECL OUGLS Toe ee ee deme Sere ee ae
Pulvinaria mesembryanthemi (Vallot) (Coccidae):
Mesembryanthemum inaequale________---__--------
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _____--__----------_-
Puto mexicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
SAW OLC mei dees Se nese te oe a eee eS
Pyemotes ventricosus (Newp.) (Pyemotidae):
COOLONEUSICTISD eo a ee es a
Rosa sp
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Dakiagsp e528 28 ok oe Te Pa ee OS Ae
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)-._-------
Zea mays (corn)
Rhabdoscelus obscurus (Boisd.) (Curculionidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Rhagoletis cerasi (.) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry)

Rhagoletis cerasi (.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Prunus sp. (cherry)

Rhagoletis juglandis Cresson (?) (Tephritidae):
Juglans nigra (black walnut)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (?) (Tephritidae):
Crataegus sp: (thornapple):___-___-__-___----__2..
Rhipibruchus picturatus (Fahr.) (Bruchidae):
ET OSODISISENOMUDULI ETO s= = ann oe ena ene ee
Ribua innoria Hein. (Phycitidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)__-----.-.-__--------

Sennius alticola (Sharp) (Bruchidae):

(CORSO CLICULALO emia te ere ee ee SEE
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) _____----
Sesamia vuteria (Stoll) (Phalaenidae):

Zea mays (corn)
Sibinia primita (Herbst.) (Curculionidae):

Prunus persica (peach)
Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):

PAU IVAN YLLIS TST eee ea are nO Ce eo oe aeaee

Wood
Sinorylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):

Acacia koa (koa)

PANT ATO Seer sere epoch ee ee ee ne ee Ne Se?

Union of South Africa__.

Ha Walite 22 Senha

Hungary, Yugoslavia___
Canada Sines Rivera

Mijighslands 235 sass

Austria, Belgium, Eng-
land, France, Ger-
many, Italy, Portugal,
Spain.

INZOTES 2002s senha Nera dure
England, France, Neth-
erlands, Switzerland.
IMexi Coma sia = See
Canada, Mexico_-_--_---
IMICXI COED ee ee ames
IAT Senin ae ee eee
Gubasaseie ieee ar:
Wenezuclase 2222 sae aiee
Greece, Italy_...----.-.-

INigeriaomaieeit aves

JAPAN = 2222S Sate Bhan

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Consump-
tion

3

sj
A las
ad jot
fo}
Z |e
Shed).

paid
Eval
aeksligul
bales gal
EIA ea
ead yl
medallist
Lavalaga
Bene),
save

19

Peedi a

Collected
in—

Ariz,
Pevkis
Tex.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif.*
Calif.*

Nea
Hawaii.
Tex.

Nie dis
Node
Mass.
Hawaii.
Calif.,*

Wash.
Md., N. Y.
N.

Calif.*
Mass., N. Y.,
Va.

Mass.
ING 5s
Ariz.
Pa., Tex.
Tex.
D.C.
N.Y.
Fla.
Md., Mass.,
N. Y.
La.
N. Y.

N. Y.
N.Y.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.,*
waii.
ING Ye

Ha-

32

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 80, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin exe ces Colecee
Be| Slee
a.2| o |ao
gY| d lor
(=) ° m
Oo 14 lu
Siphanta acuta (Wlk.) (Flatidae):
WAX) Sid, (Oe anted) = SE ees TEL a Wiallves oe ase yack TO Sees Soi ls tehyyenal.
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):
FROCOCAPOTOD AO ee a ees INethenlandsiaesss sass ian re ba AT
Spiraea albiflora (Japanese white spirea) ---------|----- (Rem HOI NGRE AE A a Oe ee) sl IN Re
Sixeonotus luteiceps Reuter (Miridae):
Orchid: -_- RE aDEG A pecenct ab Alege SNR INERT Lk oe Mexico! 22S) Sua 2. SORE ae exe
Spanogonicus albofasciatus (Reuter) (Miridae):
INIT planieeee tess aan SN a ae Mijilslandsssssesss=e ooo | See | Eawaniis
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
CytisSUsir situ Seen ee Ee See ene Grecce: Hoan iieres Iei fail ot | eagle aS
(ORATOR CIOs (QO) eB t es E OT A eee 1D eninarict iy ae oan aos 729 NER
Laburnum anagyroides (goldenchain) -------.---- JAUISEPIA Rn ce Pia cael 1G De
Spartium junceum (weavers-broom) _____-------- Wee hi? ais een ee) Cueto AE ES ob) Ae RIN
Sphaeroder ma testaceum (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) -____-_.------_|__--- GORA soheeees BAM 1 |e eee ass
Sphenarches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophoridae): |
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)___._-._-_-__-------__- PuertosRicows= eee 1) Sere | Se SPE
Spissistilus festinus (Say). (Membracidae):
achucossariog) (lethuce) pee eee eee eee IMS ECO) oo We scslleos=|| 2iaZ,
Stator limbatus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
Cassigispe aN Ran iirste as Fo eS Se Se ae ae ae Hawalieees ane eee i} | SSS aes | eewaie
Samanea saman (monkey-pod) ____-------------_]---_- oo Osea ee eae Tee ae Ish yenti
Stator pruininus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
Aicaciankoay (koa) sae ieee ae See Re Ee hae a OMe or a AAr Seen nia Pee a See SER wane
Stenoma catenifer Wism. (Stenomidae):
Perseajamenicanal(avocad0) essen eee eee Brazil, British Hon-| 24) 5} 1) Ala., Fla.*
duras, Colombia, Ps INGYe eae
Mexico, Panama, a) ilexe
Venezuela.
Stephanitis pyroides (Scott) (Tingidae) :
Rhododendronispssla a= ae ween ee ea Jia Danes s serene SEs el) Seawall
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) ___---.----------------- Hawaii, India__.2-__--_-- 80)} 1) 4 | Calit.*) De
C., Hawaii,
|owiNien we
Stolas illustris (Chev.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedoreais pene es ep Oe ae ek MexicoeS:2a ae ee Wy Seelcooe|| LNGE,
Sybra alternans Weid. (Cerambycidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood rose)__---------------- Ea wailesete sss eee 10) | Sas eee ELovaie
Wieedeetadie bere) ets Penk teh REP ot oS ee ee COA AE, See i) | PEs SE elas
Systole geniculata Foerst. (Eurytomidae) :
Pimpinella anisum (anise)_......--.--2-----_---- Tita yes eee Ss Sh ae el eee = Oa aU IN Yas
Taeniothrips gracilis Mit. (Thripidae):
TAT GRU LLISTS Tae eRe ney ee de a ane iBermid aan Pree eee bal INTs AY.
SEDI Scusispamsa tit Fok slay Sob oS oS se doe | ee Ode. : SERRE 10/2 Sa eA
Lathyrus odoratus) (sweetpea)/.. 2 222822 doLtiaalirariea Thy 15] 923 S/R NGS
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)__..--.....--.------|---_- donee ae Sere it) Seca | a IN
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Ohrysanihemumispese ne ee enee ee se dey os olee ee aE ot 1s ees ee Washes
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ___._.....---------_- EL aswel ie eee eT | Sa ee ewan
Polianthes:tuwberosa (tuberose)2-.--22--5-2--22 2225. (6 Von IEE FN TS es 1) | SON es | Ee wal
ROsaisp ee sees he Be Rin baw hia’ eee IAMS Grallis ee ee ee EERE. _---| Hawaii.
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
(QOPI ROTATED SO) ee Soonbwaelo ee et Soe ees
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)-__--------------- Mexi GO bea oe Qi OSs ee Bl etexs
Talurus rugosus (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):
Ananasicomosus (pineapple) eesen = een ee ae eee GOs Se OR 1) ee amex
Tapinaspis annulus (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
RAMoed or Caspar ee aa a eee | eae doe eee mal tenn J} | ez ehes a Mex:
Tapinaspis wesmaeli (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedoredispsa=2 Sees oe ee ae GOstsa2se. 2 SRO Ri 34/568 Bes ilexs
* Targionia”’ hartii (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
TDiOScOreaiSpenGy.aT) wae ee enone cere PATTI Uae ee nee ene eee 1 1 E222) Milichepmsitie
Thomas
St. John.
** Targionia”’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -.------------ iBahamaseace sees eee ee iL pire Fee tyayy Fla.*

SERVICE

AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

33

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Insect and host

Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
Orchid
Philodendron sp

Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orchid

Tenthecoris venezuelensis Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Tenuipalpus pacificus Baker (Phytoptipalpidae):
Orchid

Tephritis finalis (Loew) (Tephritidae):

Tetranychus marianae McG. (Tetranychidae):
SEARISCIESIN OSC<SITLETIS 1S ieee nape enn ene scones
Tetranychus tumidus Banks (Tetranychidae):
DUD BO: a3 BSc ee ee eee
Theba pisana (Muller) (Mollusca):
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Quercus suber (cork oak)
Thecla ziba Hew. (Lycaenidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Erica vagans (cornish heath)
Rhododendron sp
Weigela sp
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
Erica vagans (cornish heath)
Trapezonotus arenarius (L.) (Lygaeidae):
Viola sp
Trochuda raspa (Druce) (Dioptidae):
Laelia anceps (orchid)
Trogoxylon aequale (Wollaston) (Lyctidae):
Acacia koa (koa)
Tyrophagus infestans (Berl.) (Acaridae):
Daucus carota (carrot)
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)

(CHIT US SINCE (OIC) a eee sea See

Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Brassavola cordata (orchid)
PST ITSSQUOL GSP ie ee n= a ee ee eee UTE
Brassia caudata (orchid)
Brassia sp
Cycnoches chlorochilon (orchid)_-__-__------------
Epidendrum prismatocarpum (orchid)
Gongora sp. (orchid)
EDT 1) SSE a ee ee eee
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Mangifera indica (mango)

Oncidium papillio (orchid)

RUDE SO a BER ee See yee

Country of origin

Venezuela
Mrinid ad sees

Mexico

Scotland
INetherland sesess=s= ee
Japan =) soos Stee
INetherlands22=) 9222225 5-

Netherlands] 2-32 222

CostagRica== =a

Canal Zone

Colombia, Haiti

Canal Zone, Mexico,
Trinidad.

Bahamas, Barbados_-____
Tortola

Dominican Republic,
Trinidad.
Jamaica, Panama

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; i Collected
sales
38! 9/348
a.2| o |AQ
(si fs! |;}os
°o ce) w
Oo |Z |x
Dead ees lal las ees
oe Peele ll exe
EE Sil amex:
BOR aL |) ODN
ENS EES OLN te Eve
Le 1 ess Calis
77 PREC S| ae Ariz.
Bee Sh 2) eee ATT IZ
Lae RES lees Oregt
Qi rhia wa PA Rt
Sees eal sped ety
Oe [ete aS aes INS Y4 eae
£0) esas fs mals Tex
1g | Sse | eee Mass
Bel oe mle PINS de
aoesilsose|} ab |) wesin
ment | i |] Nie do
a eee 1D] INFg Uo
en | ate 1) IN Us
pee ees iL j| “ARs,
SLU | ere | SE Hawaii.
Bessel ees bas
11D | eee ees |) ae
eee | atin SC alike
1 Ty escel) WS
1 ae eC alifesonilae st
i eee @allifes
7 een AC alites
ies Rael Cait’
S| Cali Ha-
wail.
2G | aan | Califa Smtr a~
waii, Pa.
peecllee—|| al |) lek
sey (EA ae Wl a as
ee ee 2 enlaeela waits
wee|oeselp l.|] Ie,
ie a bees 1 | Calif.*
bo | i 1 | Calif.*
CESS 1 | iat 1 | Calif.*
1 | ee a Ne Yee
2) eee | Ie oe eeVass:
Seip | kien St. Thomas
& St. John
are | ae 2)|Hawali,
N. J.
mee St APS 2! Fla., N.J

34 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (insects) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of |
intercep-
tions in—
Insect and host Country of origin corres bepsuiligs Collected
BRIS Se]
z.2| 8 jas
gar| gd jor
fo) oO lm
1e) Z |p
Vinsonia stellifera—Continued
Orchid) sie Bass Se ee oe eee Brazil, British Hon- |_-_-|----| 10 | Fla., Hawaii.
duras, Canal Zone,
Dominican Republic,
Guatemala, Jamaica,
Trinidad.
Phalaenopsis stuartiana (orchid) __--------------- C@analiZone eae | eee =-/Siddey Calif
Vulsirea violacea (F.) (Pentatomidae) :
Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’’)------------- Colombiq=== === Tee AN a
Xerococcus fouquieriae Ferris (Coccidae):
Fouquieria splendens (cocotillo) -_--_------------- IMOXiCOH2= 2451 eb ee pene oles!) Sealife
Xerophilaspis prosopidis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
IPTOSODISISD 4 (IMCS UILC) Be ne ee eee GO uae eae ea es ll ee Tess Aniz
Xylopsocus castanoptera (Fairm.) (Bostrichidae): :
YN erode VA USOBY) BAe ak ee Hawaii eee aey 1 |____]_---| Hawaii.
Xulothrips religiosus (Boisd.) (Bostrichidae):
Te Seige Cog aR is ALN LS eal eee GOL LS enti Besrenoneaet® 1 |.-_.|_-..] Hawaii.
Xystrocera globosa (Oliv.) (Cerambycidae) :
‘Airplanes ee ee ee ee ee Sm enine Le ea ee ee On i ee 1 |__-.| Hawaii.
Samanea saman (monkey-pod) --.---------------]----- G0 ee eee 4. | eyten ENS Be wae Tht =
: ash.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 35

Hosts and Insects

ABRUS:

Caryopemon cruciger (Coleoptera)
ABUTILON:

Oxycarenus albidipennis (Hemiptera)
ACACIA:

“ Acanthoscelides”’ spinipes (Coleoptera)

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Lyctus linearis (Coleoptera)

Nasutiter mes nigriceps (Isoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Sinozylon conigerum (Coleoptera)

Stator pruininus (Coleoptera)

Trogoxylon aequale (Coleoptera)

Xylopsocus castanoptera (Coleoptera)
ACER:

Coptophylla gymnaspis (Acarina)

Pulvinaria horii (Homoptera)
ACHRAS:

peep he serpentina (Diptera)
AERID

Furcespis} oan mis (Homoptera)
AGAPANTHUS:

Hacitivine pow deus (Thysanoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Melalgus plicatus (Coleoptera)
ALLOTEROPSIS

Paromius gracilis (Hemiptera)
ALPINIA:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
AMARYLLIDACEAE:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
AMARYLLIS:

Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
AMHERSTIA:

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
ANANAS:

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

Talurus rugosus (Coleoptera)

Thecla ziba (Lepidoptera)
ANDROPOGON:

Diploxys capensis (Hemiptera)
ANNONA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (?) (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Lepidosaphes mimosarum (?) (Homoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

HAyalopeplus pellucidus (Hemiptera)

Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
APIUM:

Se. tulipae (Homoptera)
ARACEA

IM eeiatarhis marmoratus (Hemiptera)
ARMORACIA

Agriotes se urus (Coleoptera)

Athous hirtus (Coleoptera)

Athous niger (Coleoptera)

Baris lepidii (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)
ARUNDINA:

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
ASPARAGUS:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
ASPASIA

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

ASTER:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
ASTRAGALUS:

Bruchidius caninus (Coleoptera)
ATHY RIUM

Liophloeus eaatihee (Coleoptera)
ATYLOSIA:

Callosobruchus theobromae (Coleoptera)
AUCUBA:

pen pa Dus inornatus (Acarina)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (Homoptera)

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)

Odonaspis greeni (Homoptera)
BAUHINIA:

ene speculiferus (Coleoptera)
BEGON

ean kiiviella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
BERBERIS:

Liosomaphis berberidis (Homoptera)
BETA:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Lixrus junci (Coleoptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)
BILLBERGIA

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSIA

Vaiss ‘stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA NAPOBRASSICA:

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Evergestis forficalis CPepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLE RACEA CAPITATA:

Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Homoptera)

Evergestis forficalis (Homoptera)

Hellula undalis (Homoptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Phytomyza uD (Diptera)
BRASSICA RA

Ceutorhynchus Bae (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Cephalodonta callosa (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus decorosus (Homoptera)
BROMUS:

Brachyplax palliata (Hemiptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
BUXUS:

Eriophyes canestrinii (Acarina)

Pinnaspis buxi (?) (Homoptera)
CACTUS:

Fulvius brevicornis (Hemiptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides ar mitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus theobromae (Coleoptera)

Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)
CALLUNA:

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Oedemera annulata (Coleoptera)
CALOPOGONIUM:

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

36 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CAMELLIA:

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Parlatoria on melliae (Homoptera)

CANAVA
Lampides Sater (Lepidoptera)
fee testulalis (Lepidoptera)

CAPSICUM:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

CARICA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudo par aoe punctata (Homoptera)
CARYO
6 Cryptbtabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

AS

CATE fuscus (Coleoptera)

Sennius alticola (Coleoptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)

CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

CATTLEYA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis (Hemiptera)

CEDRUS:

Lecanium fletcheri (Homoptera)

CHAMAECYPARIS:

Megastigmus cryptomeriae (Hymenoptera)

CHAMAEDOREA:

Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
Dinaspis aculeata (?) (Homoptera)
Epilachna varivestis (Coleoptera)

Tcerya montserratensis (Homoptera)
Metamasius sericeus carbonarius (Coleoptera)
Stolas illustris (Coleoptera)

Tapinaspis annulus (Coleoptera)
Tapinaspis wesmaeli (Coleoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Helix aspersa (Homoptera)

Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

CICER:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

CICHORIUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus scutifor mis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Brevipalpus australis (Acarina)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CITRUS PARADISI—Continued
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ceroplastes sinensis (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SP.

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aonidiella comperei (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus australis (Acarina)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

COCOS:

Agonozena argaula (Lepidoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium degeneratum (Homoptera)
Augochlora cyaneoviridis (Hymenoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Phenacaspis sanwicensis (Homoptera) |
Pseudococcus saipanensis (Homoptera)

CODIAEUM:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pterolophia alternans (Coleoptera)

COELOGYNE (?):

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

COFFEA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

COLOCASIA:

Cacographis osteolalis (Leprdoptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)

COPAIFERA:

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
Vulsirea violacea (Hemiptera)

CORDYLINE:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

COTONEASTER:

Pyemotes ventricosus (Acarina)

CRATAEQGUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)

CROCUS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued :

CRYPTOMERIA:

Megastigmus cryptomeriae (Hymenoptera)

Phloeosinus lewisi (Coleoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Acalymma trivittata (Coleoptera)

Dacus cucurbiiae (Diptera)
CUPRESSUS:

AE spinipes (Coleoptera)
CYCNOCHE

Vinsonia Sane (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
CYNARA:

Apion carduorwm (Coleoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

pplacroderm testaceum (Coleoptera)
CYNOD

OaunEeniay ruthae (Homoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
DAHLIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Tetranychus tumidus (Acarina)
DAISY:

ae niatirips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
DAUCUS:

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
DENDROBIUM:

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pheidole Ta (Hymenoptera)
DENDROCALAMUS:

Antonina bambusae (Homopter a)
DESMODIUM:

Bruchidius caerulius (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Prodenia eridanie (Lepidoptera)
DIOSCOR

ceo natare destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Parlaioria oleae (Homoptera)
DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Furcaspis bifor mis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERICA

Thrips fiavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major subyseuop tere)
ERIOBOTRY

eae vidiella (Lepidoptera)
EUGE

asin erent (Diptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pierolophia alternans (Coleoptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)
FLEMINGIA:

Acanthoscelides ar mitagei (Coleoptera)
FOUQUIERIA:

Xerococcus fouquieriae (Homoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
GARDENIA:

Aleurothrizus myrtacei (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Eucaly mnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis (Homoptera)

GARDENIA—Continued
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

GLADIOLUS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

GLYCINE:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

GLYCYRRHIZA:

Bruchidius halodendri (Coleoptera)

GONGORA
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
So eee (Homoptera)

GOSSYPIUM:
iene oa aes (Acarina)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

GRUSONIA:

Dactylopius coccus (Homoptera)

HEDERA:

Myzus eacalonicus (Homoptera)

HELICONIA
Aspidiotus Reims (Homoptera)
Canthon triangularis (Coleoptera)
Ceresium unicolor (Coleoptera)

HIBISCUS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)
Diachus auratus (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
Tridomyrmexr humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Platyedra vilella (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
Tetranychus marianae (Acarina)
IPOMOEA:
Bemisia inconspicua (Homoptera)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Cylas formicarius, possibly formicarius (Coleop-
tera
Cylas puncticollis (Coleoptera)
Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)
Megacerus leucosomus (Coleoptera)

TE aS ae costicollis (Coleoptera)
Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

IXORA
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Protopulvinaria longivaluata (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

JASMIN UM:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

JATROPHA:

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

JUGLANS:

Aspidiotus zonatus (Homoptera)
Tela gotetEs juglandis (?) (Diptera)

JUNIP US:

URGE Ones pallida (Homoptera)
Paratetranychus ununguis (Acarina)

KHAYA:

Cordylomera spinicornis (Coleoptera)

KOLKWITZIA:

Acronicta rumicis (Lepidoptera)

LABURN UM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)

LACTUCA:

Spissistilus festinus (Homoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

LAELIA:

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
Trochuda raspa (Lepidoptera)

LANSIUM:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)

LATHYRUS:

Bruchus azoricus (?) (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

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LAURUS:
Eucaly mnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)
reacts stellifera (Homoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
LILIUM:

Clerada apieiconiats (Hemiptera)
LONICER

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Blissus leucopterus (Hemiptera)

Blissus leucopterus insularis (Hemiptera)

Chalepus bellulus (Coleoptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Disonycha collata (Coleoptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Mecotetartus antennatus (Coleoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Physonota attenuata (Coleoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
MACADAMIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)
MALUS:

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)

Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Nysius huttoni (Hemiptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Rhagoletis cerasi (?) (Diptera)

pag oLctis pomonella (Diptera)
MAMMEA:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
MAMMILLARIA:

Gerstaeckeria mutillaria (Coleoptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (?) (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

“ Teucaspis’”’ indica (Homoptera)

Oligonychus biharensis (Acarina)

Parlatoria crypta (Homoptera)

Parlatoria pseudas pidiotus (Homoptera)

Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
MASDEVALLIA:

Brevipalpus oncidii (Acarina)
MEDICAGO:

Bruchidius nanus (Coleoptera)
MELILOTUS:

Hy pera postica (Coleoptera)
MENTHA:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:

Pulvinaria mesembryanthemi (Homoptera)
MESPILUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
MONSTERA:

Chalepus hornianus (Coleoptera)
MORAEA:

Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

'Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
OCHROSIA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
ODONTOGLOSSUM: i

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)

OLEA:
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Homoptera)
Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Furcaspis bifor mis (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ONOBRYCHIS:
Bruchidius gilvuus (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma onobrychidis (Hym enoptera)
OPERCULINA:
Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)
Sua alternans (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:
Archimerus scutellaris (Hemiptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Automeris boucardi (Lepidoptera)
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Cephalodonta callosa (Coleoptera)
Chelysoma variabilis (Hemiptera)
Coptoter mes formosanus (Isoptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Disonycha collata (Coleoptera)
Epilachna varivestris (Coleoptera)
Farinococcus guatemalensis (or a very closely re-
lated form) (Homoptera)
Fulvius anthocorides (Hemiptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
Heterotermes converinotatus (Isoptera)
Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)
Tridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Oedionychis atroguttata (Coleoptera)
Oedionychis pavoninus (Coleoptera)
Ogdoecosta juvenca (Coleoptera)
Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera) L
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Parmenonta valida (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Physonota attenuata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera thy maloides (Coleoptera)
Plusia chalcites (?) (Lepidoptera)
Praeblissus albofasciatus (Hemiptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Sixeonotus luteiceps (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)
ORYZA:
Chilo suwppressalis (Lepidoptera)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
PACHYRHIZUS:
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
PALM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Chalepus signaticollis (Coleoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Oxydema fusifomre (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria mytilaspifor mis (Homoptera)
PELARGONIUM:
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
PENTASCHISTIS:
Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
Eysarcoris inconspicwus (Hemiptera)
PEPEROMIA:
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
PERSEA:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

PERSEA—Continued
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Heilipus lauri (Coleoptera)
Pseudacysta perseae (Hemiptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
PETROSELIN UM:
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
PHALAENOPSIS:
Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)
Vinsonia peelisfera (Homoptera)
PHALAR
Blissus a plopterus (Hemiptera)
PHASEOLUS ACONITIFOLIUS:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS AUREUS:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS CALCARATUS:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus theobromae (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS LUNATUS:
Acanthoscelides obreptus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS MUNGO:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS:
Acanthoscelides obvelatus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Hedylepta indicata (Lepidoptera)
Picturaphis vignaphila (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS VULGARIS VAR.:
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Epinotia opposita (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia leguminis (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
PHASEOLUS SP.:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Chalepus hornianus (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Tsognathus rimosa inclitus (Lepidoptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)
Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
PICEA:
Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
PIMPINELLA:
Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
PINUS:
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)
Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)
“Poliaspis” pini (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)
Ptochoryctis tsugensis (Lepidoptera)
PIPER:
Lepidosaphes piperis (Homoptera)
PISTACIA:
Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Homoptera)
Epidiaspis gennadii (Homoptera)
Leucaspis pistaciae (Homoptera)
PISUM:
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)
PLUMERIA:
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
POLIANTHES:
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

POLYSTACHYA:

Chrysogramma octomaculata (Coleoptera)
Myzus anselliae (?) (Homoptera)

PROSOPIS:

Aspidiotus candidulus (Homoptera)
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)
Rhipibruchus picturatus (Coleoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Xerophilaspis prosopidis as a)

PRUNUS AMYGDAL
Nilotaspis halli Gomopiera)

PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Dips)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Nysius simulans (Hemiptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Hemiptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anuraphis schwartzi (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
Nysius angustellus (Hemiptera)
Sibinia primita (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)

PRUNUS SP.

Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

PSIDIUM:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha striata (Diptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

PUNICA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Hypsopygia costalis (Lepidoptera)

PUERARIA:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

PYRUS:

Q Carats ee capitata (Diptera)

Akis Nee iehD (Coleoptera)
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
Porthetria dispar (Lepidoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

RAPHANUS:

Limaz maximus (Mollusca)

RHODODENDRON:

Acalla schalleriana (Lepidoptera)
Aleyrodes azaleae (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)
Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)
Hallodapus rufescens (?) (Hemiptera)
Masonaphis rhododendri (Homoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Stephanitis pyroides (Hemiptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

RHYNCHELYTRUM:

Paromius gracilis (Hemiptera)

RIVEA:

Megacerus leucosomus (Coleoptera)

RORIPPA:

Sou vittula (Coleoptera)
Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
Arge rosae (Hymenoptera)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
Penthaleus minor (Acarina)
Pyemotes ventricosus (Acarina)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

RUMEX:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

SACCHARUM:

Tridomyrmexz humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)
Rhabdoscelus obscurus (Coleoptera)
“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera)

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SALIX: Neds SYRINGA:
Leptidiella brevipennis (Coleoptera) Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
SALVIA: ath Athous hirtus (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera) Dendrothrips ornatus (Thysanoptera)
SAMANEA: | Liocoris tripustulatus (Hemiptera)
Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera) TAMARINDUS:
Stator limbatus (Coleoptera) Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Xystrocera globosa (Coleoptera) Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
SANDORICUM: _ TAXUS:
qiacus dorsalis (Diptera) Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)
SAPINDUS: : TERMINALIA:
4 upton het illepida (Lepidoptera) Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera) bone ae suites (eanise)
sce REE omovies) TRIFOLIUM:
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (as defined by Kuwana) ae apne ase tale (Coleoptera)
(Homoptera) Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)
SCINDAPSUS: TULIPA:
ae (Homoptera) meen fling (Homoptera)
M i destructor (1 : = ;
Ra ER A ructor (Hymenoptera) - 4 orbs emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Gee Me aS (Coleoptera) Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Phenacoccus solani (Homoptera) Fusion ia p Heeb ne tera)
SESBANIA: CDCl a acuta ptera,
ees angustifrons (Coleoptera) Api Fa ORORAG (Coleoptera)
; Aria 4 Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)
yore derus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera) Bruchus azoricus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

‘Agriotes limosus (Coleoptera)
Agrotis ypsilon (Lepidoptera)
Athous haemorrhoidalis (Coleoptera)
Betarmon bigeminatus (Coleoptera)
pee SE ae Cy ) Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)
ichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera ;

Iridomyrmex hwmilis (Hymenoptera) = Paosobru cus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Limaz marimus (Homoptera) Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Melanotus fissilis (Coleoptera) :
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera) sees pelluscens (Lepidoptera)

SOE SATURN MIBILIOINT Grn Trapezonotus arenarius (Hemiptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera) VITIS:
RR ea Cepicop era) Aegaleus bicinctus (Hemiptera)
galenemorium destructor (Eivmenopters) Crpiblabes gui Feniacgs) sala
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera) Tridomyrmer humilis (Hymenoptera)

Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Listroderes subcincta (Coleoptera)
Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)

SORGHUM
Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
BELO. a Mecca itn (Thysanoptera)
‘parteus villosus (Coleoptera) i
SPATHYPHYLLUM: ZANTEDESCHIA: ; ;
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera) Blissus leucopterus insularis (Hemiptera)
SPIRAEA: 7 ee aaart) gahani (Homoptera)
Agriotes obscuru : Ne :
Sitona lineata iar caneonene Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)
SPONDIAS: Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera) Sesamia vuteria (Lepidoptera)
STACHYS: ZELKOVA:
Iridomyrmex hwmilis (Hymenoptera) Pulvinaria horti (Homoptera)
STANHOPEA: ZINNIA: . 5
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera) Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)
STRELITZIA: Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera) Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)
SUTHERLANDIA: Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
Oxycarenus albidipennis (Hemiptera) Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
SWIETENIA: ZIZYPHUS:
Monomorium destructor (ELymenoptera) Cerococcus ornatus (?) (Homoptera)
Hosts Unknown
AIRPLANE: AIRPLANE—Continued
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera) Mocis repanda (Lepidoptera)
Agallia lingula (Homoptera) Nephotettix apicalis (Homoptera)
Algarobius prosopis (Coleoptera) Nysius delectus (Hemiptera)
Anomala cuprea (Coleoptera) Pachybrachius nietneri (Hemiptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera) Pachybrachius nigriceps (Hemiptera)
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera) Perkinsiella vitiensis (Homoptera)
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera) Philaenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)
Ceresium wnicolor (Coleoptera) Polydesma umbricola (Lepidoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera) Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
Draeculacephala producta (?) (Homoptera) Sinoxylon conigerwm (Coleoptera)
FHellula undalis (Lepidoptera) Spanogonicus albofasciatus (Hemiptera)
Melanacanthus ferrugineus (Hemiptera) Tephritis finalis (Diptera)

Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera) Xystrocera globosa (Coleoptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS 4]

Hosts Unknown—Continued

AUTOMOBILE:

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
BAGGAGE:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusea)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Xylothrips religiosus (Coleoptera)
BEAN:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
BIRD:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
FERN:

Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
FLOWERS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Draeculacephala producta (?) (Homoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
GRASS:

Aeolus pictus (Coleoptera)

uionine graminis (Homoptera)
HERB

Eiieiche collata ((Coleoptera)
IN CARTON CONTAINING ELMS, PINE,

AND CYPRESS:

Potochoryctis tsugensis (Lepidoptera)
LEAF:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

LOG:
Heteroter mes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
PACKING:
Coeliodes rubicundus (Coleoptera)
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)
PEAT MOSS:
ip anaes cataphracta (Homoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Pachybrachius albocinctus (Hemiptera)
RAILWAY CAR—REFRIGERATOR:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
SCRAP METAL:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
SEED:
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
SEED POD:
Lepidosaphes mimosarum (Homoptera)
Pierolophia alternans (Coleoptera)
TREE FERN:
Bradybaena si imilaris (Mollusca)
TREE SE
Gaither maculatus (Coleoptera)
WEED:
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
WOOD:
Cryptoter mes brevis (Isoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Phyllognathus silenus (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon anale (Coleoptera)
Sinoxrylon conigerum (Coleoptera)

Countries of Origin and Insects

AFGHANISTAN:
Bruchus dentipes
Bruchus ulicis
Callosobruchus maculatus

ALGERIA
Ceratitis capitata
Gortyna flavago
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phalonia zephyrana

ANGOLA:

Olethreutes leucotreta

ANGUILLA:
Callosobruchus maculatus

ANTIGUA
Asterolecanium miliaris robustum
“Targionia”’ hartii

ARGENTINA:

“ Acanthoscelides”’ spinipes
Ceratitis capitata

Deroceras reticulatum
Grapholitha molesta
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Rhipibruchus Picturatus

AUSTRALIA
Deroceras reticulatum
Furcaspis bifor mis
Hellula undalis
Tridomyr mer humilis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Odonaspis ruthae
Aen a) hawaiiensis

AUSTR
Teibastie ‘loewi
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sparteus villosus

AZORES:

'‘Aglossa cuprealis
‘Bruchus azoricus

| Bruchus lentis
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Rhagoletis cerasi (?)

BAHAMAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Callosobruchus maculatus
Crocidosema plebeiana
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
““Targionia’”’ sacchari
aes stellifera
BARBADOS:
Tee TRS tessellatus
Vinsonia stellifera
BELGIUM:
Acalla schalleriana
Acrolepia assectella
Athous haemorrhoidalis
Barathra brassicae
Deroceras reticulatum
Evergestis forficalis
Gracilaria azaleella
Masonaphis rhododendri
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhagoletis cerasi
BERMUDA:
Clerada apicicornis
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Frankliniella bispinosa
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Tridomyrmex humilis
Lygus lineolaris
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Pheidole megacephala
Prodenia eridania_
Taeniothrips gracilis
BRAZIL:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anuraphis tulipae
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Deroceras reticulatum
Eurytoma orchidearum
Gibbobruchus speculiferus ™
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

BRAZ\IL—Continued
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH GUIANA:

Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris

Oligonychus biharensis
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Hedylepta indicata
Picturaphis vignaphila
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Nasutitermes nigriceps

BRITISH WEST AFRICA:

Cylas puncticollis
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
BURMA:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseolt
Callosobruchus theobromae
CANADA:
Agriotes limosus
Agrotis ypsilon
Anuraphis tulipae
Betarmon bigeminatus
Bruchus brachialis
Deloyala guttata
Deroceras reticulatum
Lecanium fletcheri
Melanotus fissilis
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis pomonella
CANADA: (?)
Callosobruchus maculatus
CANAL ZONE
Aeumihascelaes armitagei
Antonia bambusae
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus maculatus
Caulophilus latinasus
Cephalodonta callosa
Coccus viridis
Ferrisia virgata
Furcaspis bifor mis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pheidole megacephala
Phenacoccus solani
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS:
Ceratitis capitata
CANTON ISLAND:
Prodenia litura

CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:

Callosobruchus maculatus
CAROLINE ISLANDS:
Achatina fulica
CENTRAL AMERICA:
Aleurothrixus myrtacei
Draceuacephale producta
CEYLON
Dacus dorsalis (?)
CHILE:
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Chrysomphalus personatus
Tridomyrmex humilis
Leptoglossus chilensis
Listroderes subcincta
Nysius angustellus
Nysius simulans
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudococcus gahani
CHINA:
Brevipalpus australis
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Odonaspis greeni
Parlatoria cameiliae
Parlatoria zizyphus

COLOMBIA:
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterolecanium epidendri
Bephrata maculicollis
Cerconota anonella
Furcaspis biformis
Heteroter mes convexinotatus
Mecistorhinus marmoratus
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Platypus rugulosus
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri
Vulsirea violacea
COSTA RICA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Acanthoscelides obvelatus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus palmae
Coccus viridis
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Furcaspis biformis
Galgupha punctifer
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Unaspis citri
CRETE:
Parlatoria zizyphus
CUBA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus maculatus
Coccus virdis
Crocidosema plebeiana
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Pachyzancla periusalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Prodenia eridania
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Ribua innozia
CYPRUS:
Epidiaspis gennadii
Leucaspis pistaciae
DENMARK:
Sparteus villosus
DOMINICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Aceria gossypii
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Cylas for micarius elegantulus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Mimosestes dominicanus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Tetranychus tumidus
Vinsonia stellifera
ECUADOR:
Lepidosaphes mimosarum (?)
Metamasius sericeus
EGYPT:
Bruchidius incarnatus
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Flellula undalis
Lizus junci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phytomyza rufipes
ENGLAND:
Aleyrodes azaleae
Allantus cinctus
Anuraphis tulipae
Brevipalpus oncidii
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
Coeliodes rubicundus
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni (?)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ENGLAND—Continued
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Liophloeus tessulatus
Myzus ascalonicus
Rhagoletis cerasi

ENIWETOK:

Parlatoria zizyphus

FIJIISLANDS:
Melanacanthus ferrugineus
Pachybrachius nigriceps
Perkinsiella vitiensis
Rhabdoscelus obscurus
Once albofasciatus

FINLAN
Deirenthie conjugella

FORMOSA:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Parlatoria zizyphus

FRANCE:

Acrolepia assectella

Anuraphis tulipae

Apion carduorum

Aspidiotus palmae

Bruchus brachialis

Bruchus ervi

Bruchus luteicornis

Bruchus rufipes

‘Coptophylla gymnaspis

Epidiaspis piricola

Hellula undalis

Laspeyresia splendana

Leptidiella brevipennis

Parlatoria zizyphus

Penthaleus minor

Phyllotreta vittula

Phytomyza rufipes

Polychrosis botrana

Rhagoletis cerasi

Theba pisana

FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA:

Cordylomera spinicornis

FRENCH WEST AFRICA:

Cordylomera spinicornis
GERMANY:
Acrolepia assectella
Agriotes obscurus
Apion craccae
Arge rosae
Athous niger
Baris lepidii
Bruchus luteicornis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
Frankliniella intonsa
Glycyphagus domesticus
Phyllognathus silenus
Rhagoletis cerasi
GREECE:
Acanthoscelides spinipes
Bruchidius nanus
Bruchus brachialis
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Hemimene juliana
Hypsopygia costalis
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria oleae
Polychrosis botrana
Sesamia cretica
Spares villosus
GUA
aie fulica
Agonoxena argaula
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium bambusae
Ceresium unicolor
Dacus dorsalis
Pseudococcus saipanensis
Tetranychus marianae

GUATEMALA:

Acanthoscelides obreptus
Agallia lingula

Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus diffinis
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus scutifor mis
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Vinsonia stellifera

FAUT:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Coccus viridis

Deroceras reticulatum
Haplothrips gowdeyi

Felix aspersa

Parlatoria zizyphus

Unaspis citri

HAWAII:

Adoretus sinicus
Amorbia emigratella
Antonina graminis
Asterolecanium pustulans
Bradybaena similaris
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceresium wnicolor
Coccus viridis
Coptotermes formosanus
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptoter mes brevis
Dacus cucurbitae

Dacus dorsalis
Deroceras reticulatum
Diachus auratus
Diocalandra taitensis
Ereunetis flavistriata
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis bifor mis
Hyalopeplus pellucidus
Iridomyrmex humilis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Lyctus linearis

Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Mimosestes sallaei
Morganella longispina
Nysius coenosulus
Nysius delectus
Oxydema fusiforme
Pachybrachius nigriceps
Pantomorus god mani
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephalla
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buxi

Plusia chalcites (?)
Polydesma umbricola
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pterolophia alternans
Pulvinaria psidii
Sinozylon conigerum
Siphanta acuta

Stator limbatus

Stator pruininus
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Trogorylon aequale
Xylopsocus castanoptera
Xylothrips religiosus
Xystrocera globosa

HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Moodna bisinuella

HUNGA

Dyspessa naide
su nubilalis

ICELAN

Deroceras reticulatum

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

INDIA:

Aonidiella comperei
Brevipalpus australis
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Bruchidius angustifrons
Bruchidius caerulius
Callosobruchus analis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Callosobruchus theobromae
Caryedon fuscus

Coccus capparidis

Cylas formicarius, possibly for micarius

Lepidosaphes piperis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lyctus africanus
Lyctus brunneus
Maruca testulalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria cry pta
Parlatoria mytilaspiformis
Pinnaspis buzi (?)
Platyedra vilella
Sinoxylon conigerum
Sternochetus mangiferae

IRAN:

Apion assimile

Aspidiotus zonatus

Bruchus tristis

Ay pera postica
Nilotaspis halli

IRAQ:

Eurytoma onobrychidis

ISRAEL:

Ceratitis capitata
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Parlatoria cinerea

ITALY:

“ Acanthoscelides”’ spinipes
Acrolepia assectella
Anuraphis schwartzi
Anuraphis tulipae
Apion carduorum
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchidius incarnatus
Bruchus ervi

Bruchus lentis

Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas

Dacus oleae

Dyspessa ulula

Gortyna flavago

Helix aspersa .
Iridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Polychrosis botrana (?)
Prays oleellus
Pseudococcus gahani
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica

Sibinia primita
Sparteus villosus
Sphaeroder ma testaceum
Systole geniculata

JAMAICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium epidendri **
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris
Bradybaena similaris ¢
Callosobruchus maculatus
Chrysomphalus odonotoglossi
Dinoderus bifoveolatus

Fulvius brevicornis

Furcaspis bifor mis

Leucaspis cockerelli

JAMAIC A—Continued
Monomorium destructor
Palaeopus costicollis
Pseudococcus boninsis
Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN:

Adoretus sinicus
Anomala cuprea
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aspidiotus destructor
Brevipalpus inornatus
Callosobruchus analis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Carposina sasakii
Ceroplastes rubens

Chilo suppressalis
Dialeurodes citri
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Frankliniella formosae
Gracilaria azaleella
Grapholitha molesia
Lepidosaphes newsteadi
Lepidosaphes pallida
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata

Lepidosaphes tubulorum (as defined by Kuwana)

Limar maximus
Maruca testulalis
Megastigmus crypto meriae
Paratetranychus ununguis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phloeosinus lewisi
“ Poliaspis”’ pini
Pseudococcus pint
Ptochoryctis tsugensis
Pulvinaria horii
Pyrausta nubilalis
Sinoxylon anale
Stephanitis pyroides
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Thrips flavus
Unaspis yanonensis
KENYA:
Callosobruchus maculatus
LEBANON:
Bruchidius incarnatus
Bruchus dentipes
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus lentis
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Chrysomphalus inopinatus
Dacus oleae
Tridomyr mex humilis
Limax maximus
LIBERIA:
Bruchus dentipes
LIBYA:
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
MADEIRA ISLANDS:
Ceratitis capitata (?)
MEXICO:
Acalymma trivittata
Acanthoscelides obvelatus
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Alpheias conspirata
Amorbia emigratella
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Archimerus scutellaris
Aspidiotus candidulus
Aspidiotus diffinis
Automeris boucardi
Blissus leucopterus a
Blissus leucopterus insularis
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Cacographis osteolalis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Capaneus tetricus
Caulophilus latinasus
Chalepus bellulus
Chalepus hornianus
Chalepus signaticollis

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Qrigin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Chelysoma variabilis
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus decorosus
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Cosmopolites sordidus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dactylopius coccus
Deloyala guttata
Dinaspis aculeata (?)

Diory merellus laevimargo
Disonycha collata
Draeculacephala producta (?)
Epilachna varivestris
Epinotia opposita
Butetranychus banksi
Exxptochiomera confusa

Farinococcus guatemalensis (or

related form)
Ferrisia virgata
FPulvius anthocorides
Furcaspis bifor mis
Gerstaeckeria mutillaria
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Heilipus lauri
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Heteroter mes convexinotatus
Tcerya montserratensis
Tridomyr mex iniquus
Tsognathus rimosa inclitus
Lepidosaphes mimosarum
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Mecotetartus antennatus
Megacerus leucosomus
Melalgus plicatus

Metamasius sericeus var. carbonarius

Monanthia monotropidia
Myodocha longicollis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Oedionychis pavoninus
Oedionychis stroguttata
Ogdoecosia biannularis
Ogdoecosta juvenca
Ogdoecosta mexicana
Ozophora consanguineus
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Parmenonta valida
Pectinophora gossypiella
Philaenus leucophthalmus
Physonota attenuata
Plagiodera semivittata
Plagiodera thy maloides
Platynota rostrana
Praeblissus albofasciatus
Prodenia eridania
Prodenia ornithogalli
Pseudacysta perseaé
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Pseudoparlatoria punctata
Puto mexicanus
Rhagoletis juglandis (?)
Rhagoletis pomonella
Sixeonotus luteiceps
Spissistilus festinus
Stenoma catenifer

Stolas illustris

Talponia batesi

Talurus rugosus
Tapinaspis annulus
Tapinaspis wesmaeli
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tephritis finalis
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Thecla ziba

Trochuda raspa

a very closely

MEXICO—Continued
Unaspis citri
Xerococcus fouquieriae
Xerophilaspis prosopidis
MOROCCO:
Akis bacarozzo
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Ceroplastes sinensis
Dyspessa ulula
Porthetria dispar
Theba pisana
MOZAMBIQUE:
Asterolecanium bambusae
NETHERLANDS:
Acrolepia assectella
Acronicta rumicis
Adoxophyes orana
Agriotes obscurus
Anuraphis tulipae
Athous hirtus
Dendrothrips ornatus
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Eriophyes canestrinii
Foergestis forficalis
Glycyphagus domesticus
Gracilaria azaleella
HAypera rumicis
Limax marginatus
Liocoris tripustulatus
Liosomaphis berberidis
Myzus ascalonicus
Pyemotes ventricosus
Phagoletis cerasi (?)
Sitona lineata
Thrips flavus
Thrips major
Tyrophagus infestans
NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
Maruca testulalis
NEWFOUNDLAND
Arctorthezia cataphracta
NEW GUINEA:
Pheidole TEENY
NEW ZEALAN
Nysius huttoni
NICARAGUA:
Aeolus pictus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina (?)
Asterolecanium degeneratum
Ce cockerelli
NIGE
Caines maculatus
Cylas puncticollis
Sesamia vuteria
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Deroceras reticulatum
PAKISTAN:
Bruchidius angustifrons
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Cerococcus ornatus (?)
Sinoxylon anale
PANAMA:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Cephalodonta callosa
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Epinotia opposita
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Furcaspis bifor mis
Galgupha punctifer
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Laspeyresia leqguminis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
PERU:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Bemisia inconspicua
Epinotia opposita

46 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PHILIPPINES:
Aspidiotus destructor
Callosobruchus maculatus
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Ceroplastes rubens
Chrysomphalus tingi
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta
Dacus dorsalis (?)
Ferrisia virgata
Nephotettix apicalis
Parlatoria pseudas pidiotus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Unaspis yanonensis

PHILIPPINES: (?)

Re Ce nietneri

POL
Baris | vepidit

PORTUGAL:

Aglossa cwprealis
Bruchidius caninus
Bruchus azoricus
Bruchus rufipes
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata

Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Glycyphagus domesticus
Tridomyr mex humilis
Parlatoria camelliae
Rhagoletis cerasi

PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Fundella pelluscens
Maruca testulalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
SEE) caffer

RHOD
ERR cruciger
Chryscaramma octomaculata
Myzus anselliae (?)
Oxycarenus albidipennis

ST. JOHN:

Augochlora cyaneoviridis

ST. KITTS:

Ancylostomia stercorea

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum

ST. THOMAS:
Furcaspis bifor mis
ST. VINCENT:
Pectinophora gossypiella
SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
SCOTLAND:
FHallodapus rufescens (?)
Micrelus ericae
Phytomyza rufipes
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus
SENEGAL:
Hellula undalis
SIERRA LEONE:
Hellula undalis
SOUTH AMERICA:
Anastrepha serpentina
SPAIN:
Brachycerus algirus
Brevipalpus australis
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo suppressalis
Coccus viridis
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Deroceras reticulatum
Parlatoria zizyphus
Polychrosis botrana
Rhagoletis cerasi
SWAN ISLAND:
Coccus viridis
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis

SWEDEN:
Agriotes obscurus
Athous hirtus
Frankliniella tenuicornis
Oedemera annulata
Trapezonotus arenarius
SWITZERLAND:
Gelechia ericetella
Rhagoletis cerasi (?)
SYRIA
Bruchidius halodendra
Bruchus ervi
THAILAND:
Re zizyphus
TOB
Hesbeae maculicollis
Cerconota anonella
TORTOLA:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Eucaly mnatus tessellatus
Euscepes post fasciatus
“Teucaspis”’ indica
Vinsonia stellifera
TRIESTE:
Phalonia zephyrana
TRINIDAD:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium epidendri
Canthon triangularis
Cerconota anonella
Furcaspis bifor mis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Parlatoria cinerea
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudaonidia trilohitiformis
Tenuipalpus pacificus
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
TURKEY:
Brachyplaz palliata
Bruchidius gilvous
Bruchus rufipes
Bruchus tristis
Bruchus ulicis
Callosobruchus maculatus
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Aegaleus bicinctus
Blissus diplopterus -
Ceratitis capitata
Diploxys capensis
Eysarcoris inconspicuus
Frankliniella schultzei
Tridomyrmez humilis
Oxycarenus albidipennis
Paromius gracilis
Phlyctinus callosus
Pulvinaria mesembryanthemt
UNKNOWN:
Algarobius prosopis
Anastrepha ludens
Feterobostrychus aequalis
Monomorium destructor
Pachybrachius nietneri
VENEZUELA:
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Epinotia opposita
Eurytoma orchidearum
Tridomyr mex iniquus
Mocis repanda
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Sennius alticola
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
VIRGIN CORDA:
Ancylostomia stercorea
VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Monomorium destructor

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

WAKE: YUGOSLAVIA:
Aonidiella inornata Agriotes obscurus

WALES: Baris lepidii |
Deroceras reticulatum Bruchus tristis

Curculio elephas
WEST AFRICA: Laspeyresia splendana
Olethreutes leucotreta Pyrausta nubialis

47

48

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954

Disease and host

Achorella attaleae F. L. Stevens:

+ Acrobeloides butschlii (De Man) Steiner & Buhrer: |

FEY OCUNENUSISP Geeta he Ste oe Nee em nan ene inal as
Aphelenchoides subtenwis Cobb:

UN GT. CISSUSTSP Ste aaa ae a ne eet Rey
Aphelenchus avenae Bastian:

HEL Y OCUNETALSKSD tee re oo oe eee eee
Aschersonia goldiana Sace. & EIL:

Ghanmnacdoreatoblongat mann aie ee
Aschersonia turbinata Berk.:

Chamaedoreasp eee eee 2 Se eee a eee
Ascochyta citri Penz.:

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) 2-22) 22-2

CiiuUsesiensich (OLAN eC) 2aae ee eee ee eee
Ascochyta scabiosa Fckl.:

ISCO.DLOSQACALLCOSICO VAT ane eae ee ee ee
Asperisporium caricae (Speg.) Maubl.:

Carica papaya (papaya)
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dug.:

Bromeliad
Cercospora angolensis Carvalho & Mendes (?):

Citrus sinensis (?) (orange)

CUTUSTS ROR ER Ee is = oS eee ae
Cercospora angraeci Fueill. & Roum.:

Cattleya skinneri (orchid)
} Cercospora apii Fres.:

Apium graveolens (celery) .....------------------
Cercospora cypripedti Ell. & Dearn.:

Lycaste sp (?) (orchid)
Cercospora handelii Bub.:

RROGOGENATONICALALUDIEN SC === mae eae ee ea
Cercospora insulana Sace.:

PAI MentOAS Dea (LOTT) pea ern
Cercospora mangiferae Koord.:

Mangifera indica (mango)
Cercospora musae Zimm.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Cercospora myrticola Speg.:

Myrtus communis (myrtle)
{Cercospora personata (Berk. & Curt.) Ell. & Ev.:

Arachis hypogaea (peanut)
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:

Persea americana (avocado)
{Cercospora rosicola Pass.:

Rosa sp. (rose)
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:

ROM CUNUPURDUNASCETS ae amas ee eer

Paspalum dilatatum (Dallas grass)
Chrysomyxa rhododendri (DC.) d By.:

Rhododendron ferrugineum (rock rhododendron) --

Phododendron indicum (indica azalea)___________-

ER ROCOGENOT ONS Dee tee et eee enn
Cladosporium orchidearum Cke. & Mass.:

Oncidiuimisp (Orchid) pees sa ee ee ee
Cladosporium oryzae Sace. & Syd.:

Oryza sativa (rice)
Clonostachys araucaria Cda. var.

Solanum tuberosum (potato)
tCoccomyces hiemalis Higgins:

ET AUTUUSY SP (CHET) eee ee ee ae
Coleosporium bletiae Diet.:

Phajus wallichi (orchid)
{Coleosporium campanulae (Pers.) Lev.:

Campanula rotundifolia (bluebell)
Colletotrichum arecae Syd.:

Areca cathecu (betel palm)
{Colletotrichum cinctum (Berk. & Curt.) Ston.:

Zygopetalum sp. (orchid)
Co'letotrichum graminicola (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:

VATU OSCIVIILLALLONOULL O08 0 ene eee ee

See footnotes at end of table.

rosea Preuss:

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin a |p a Collected
He) 2/32 Li
22| 8 jas
gd] gd jor
(o} ° HH
) Z |Ay

IMexi COMMS See aoe ee eoo5|) Deco elexs
Prance2e ses Seen ees Eeealee ce |) SiN Gaye
Hrancesltaly= aaa aie] Bees Aa RINeeYe
Brancessos2 2 ee Bee eae Il INIA NZ,
Mexicoi?s26 “alread 2.2 fy | eee | Sees eT exe
pasa) LOR aah SAE a) ih | ee = ae en oxe
Brazil el aa eee Be |) S| See nex:

Union of South Africa___|____| 1 |_-__| Md.

Netherland sean EAA aes) aah INI, df
Ci baat SSE AEE te oe al BAGLES)| eees | O

IMexi COMES Reser aus. = 2 Be | Pee oil | Aas
Angola east See lare SRanie i elas) Chine

Cena n Coys Seg ns Se) ee ate a eee 2 OLN
Mexico ieee SUE ci | eae Va lt Neve
Wnusuayeee sree 222) 1 Eee Ras
Colombiatess====ss2==—— eseeesssi) al) 1,
Netherlands_-.-.--..---- Seeaeeett ab IN a df .
Mexicoseeet feu 82 = Ses. 1 eee S| Ses Mex:

AeA GO uIUSe SIS a NT | eee exe
Colombia,’ Mexico_--__-- 3) Sees Calitessmexs
Greecemu ss Pass Oak <2 os Bona) AW eseel) Wiles,
Dominican Republic___-}____|--__| 1] P. R.
NASOIGYADIOVE So 10 SS eer | Es
Salvad ones 1 1) |PSzaN@alites
Puerto Ricolsseeeess ps les est) dD)... Os.
AIST Tala ee se SP ANTS Wes TERY
Austria, Switzerland_---|f17 | 1] 2] N.J.,N. Y.
Japan sees seas ee as | Es | a aWashe
Austrigue saps =2 Mekeaeen fe SSS? AGING
IMe@xi Cos Seber ae dis te od nae eee) eee
In diats+-ce 2 oe 10 eee ee Wash.

AZ OTES = in es ann ee See ied Ee ese | INS NC,
Canadatiuascce eee aC asa|aees Wl) ING NZ
UT 1s eee ae ars rN ee || IS5 di
INCOL Wa Vika nes oe ae es Se iL |) INTE YZ,
Guam see. seer ne 49| ees |p aoe En ex
Brazile ae eet a fe | ie 1 ING
Union of South Africa___!____!___- it | 1D, ©

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 49
Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con,
Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin ey b |S Collected
s38/ a /s8
aea| © |Au.m
Sia| fs) /n~
fo} fo) tH
Sy Wa), et
Colletotrichum liliacearum Ferv.:
OA OL TLAS O e ae) Union. of South Africa_-_|}...-}----| 1] N. Y.
{Colletotrichum orchidearum Allesch.:
Gymtiaiwmnisps (OLehi@) 2a ee ee iINetherlands=======-——— of 4) Ss SINT ESE
Colletotrichum philodendri P. Henn.:
ENUOCENONOMISDS= te nS et ae IMexiCOB=22 ee ce eee Ee (Se) Le Arizs
Colletotrichum piperis Petcb:
Piper nigrum (black pepper) - ------------------- 1haGbE sae eee eee See ES ats DOL
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.) Sace.:
Laburnum watereri (waterer laburnum) ---_------ Netherlands___-_--__---- PEM ae | EDS mINen Yor
Coryneum microstictum Berk. & Br.:
COTS CHLDT SATE TT OD Shine land a= =a al ab) ANIo dia
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) -_-__----- fustralia, Norfolk Is- |---_|_---] 12 eae Fla.,
and. nel
Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:
NPT POZO es Se ee rene, Colombia= = Re ee et Eva arie
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------------|-=--- (G0 2ee 299 PTE es ext
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) -__-__----------------- INGigt--+-5secse scores 2G Oe) SUA!
{Cylindrosporium pomi C. Brooks:
Malusisylvestris (apple)-+— == =--5=--=---===-=- = Wtalyw sso secon esis AST Tee Pas
Cytospora ambiens Sacc.:
Saharisp= (willOw) the «lanes aa oe Geers ercoee WS 16 | Re eee | a
RAE TIVIESES Pen (CID) ERNE EUR BOE 2 eh Canada: she. 5 ee Tal) WING: N66
Cytospora mali Grove:
IV TETRS Dace ES ES ea ee Idee waol fe Baeale sal! i Orybics
Cytospora palmarum Cke. (?):
Cocos ucifer as (Coconut) man =2 22 South Pacifier ees ie eee eee Calif:
Dasyscypha virginea (Batsch.) Fck1.:
RROdoden dro Sp- +22 32 Se INetherlands:-=---22=2=- Se eeu diode
Dendryphium cladosporioides Ell. & Ev.: ;
Pueraria lobata (kudzu-bean) _---__---_----------- C@hings--+--4--22=--2 2s (1h es | eee Calif
Didymium ranthopus Fr.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ------------ MexicO=+-22s229c2e222255 eo eek PLAT exes
Diplodia ananassae Sace.:
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -----_--------------- Dominican Republic____|----|----| 2 | P. R.
Diplodia epicoccos Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) wHesnssecszese see Guam, Philippines______ a8 2) | ee Ea wali a’.
{Diplodia salicina Lev.:
Sain Boe (Crallloy)) Se WalyAti-s22sercrecsss22 19s | eee ee as
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
Rhododendron catawbiense______---_---__---------- Netherlands_____________ Bele scleall |) INlo Ue
Diplodina grossulariae Sace. & Briard:
SEDESES(O Sn (CULT ATIL) eee a nee Be Keen ees Canada sees ule ||, ANI 4G
Diplodina rostrupii Vest.:
SEUECOLLOCICALESU Ate na ee ne eee Netherlands__---_-__-__- esl sot ll | Nio dé
Ditylenchus hyacinthi (Prillieux):
INERCISSILSISD tees ba wes been lo een wee done SEE Wan (Ok esas =a ae enn see Se boealtk | dng aec
tDoassansia sagittariae (West.) Fisch. v. Waldh.:
ISIGTELATACIS Dea. eer ek Ole ee Mexico =224222222 2522255 10) | S| REE eT OX.
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)__-_____------------ Bye yall A ee is | 2h Pee Callite ga)
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)______-_-_--__--__|----- 0-2-3 4.25 - Ue ae ae rs He Les | ee PT Kes
Chinasdimvor (lemon) Bee Argentina, Brazil._.--.-| 1 | 15 |----| Ala., Calif.*,
La., N. vas
Pa., 125 Ta,
Tex.
Citrus paradisi (grapetruit))._.......-.1-.--_--_=- Paracuayee= see EEL PTR EAE ERIN EBA
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) --_----------- “Argentinae--=-2 222225222 wade SELL Pa.
Gitrus sinensis (Orange) -=2 = 222-222 se22-2- 22 Argentina, Brazil, Uru- |---| 40 |----| Calif.*, La.,
guay. Md., Mass.,
N. Y., Pa.,
Tex.
Giiisisien (Olan ee) a a ee eee IBrazilvss.2Lgesee A Sele Ji) 22 2/2 Se Ala:
Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)_----- IPUCLtORER COM eee sete sa|| deo 18,
Entyloma brizae Unamuno & Cif.:
ST UZ CHAD a8. Lawl ee el ne ec ue ab SE JA ZOLeS a= == PE 1 ee eee Vass
Entyloma camusianum P. Har.:
PRCT Spe wes seen) BS Pe ee ee ee no Afehamistane==2---=2===" aes eee een ibs 0,

See footnotes at end of table.

50

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin el b |e Collected
538] gi/sa
a8| o |ag
a?l ga lof
[o) oO |m
So) || 24 We
Epicoccum cocos F. L. Stevens:
@ocosiniweifera (Coconut) ao eon eee ee ee Guam eee ee ee See stein te)
Basket— woven se oe Wee ee eae ond Ceylon... . 2.2. 2a biel “elise an Se Hawaii.
Epidochium oryzae Miyake:
Ory ZASAtiv aN (ACC) eee ea eee ae eee ene MN dig) ee es be oes Pes Md.
Hutypella stellulata (Fr.) Sace.:
IW OPO Foo (Coad ora) eee ye TFS QHVELTT1 8S jae seb|eec el ay Pid dheme
}Fabraea maculata Atk.:
GCrataegusis pases ee MOR ee esac eee Canadasa2-! y20) 23 Heed MI Seocse lll oul IN ion
Fusariella A (F. Pollack) Hughes:
Zingiberjopicinate (ginger)_o--- 2-2 eae Chinas2ecc lek 5 are 1p Poe eR Seea Califo
Fusarium orthoceras App. & Wr.:
TERUG OUS FORAGE (WoVSeNG 0) BLS A se Japan ss2otss ae oe he eee Meas Wash
{Fusarium poae (Pk.) Wr.:
Dianthusisp\ (Carnation) pas seees = sees aes ane CostatRicas= sansa tall | eee ED ce
Fusicladium depressum (Berk. & Br.) Sace.:
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel) ---_--_.--..------.--- Diballiy ss Ali «Vet es ee Some) eee Pas
{Fusicladium eriobotryae (Cay.) Sace.:
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_----____-_----_---__- WAZ OTES eine tase ec 2) (fee 5|e a alMivasgs
Gloeosporium catechu Syd.:
Areca cathecu (betel palm) LPS) RES ce eae Gaam eho see es 1, | pte 5225 |Seex.
{+Gloeosporium elasticum (Thuem.) Cke. & Mass.:
Ficus elastica (Indian rubbertree)-.---_----.----- LANs ees es ee ae NIUE
Gloeosporium mangiferae Del.:
Mangiferavindical (mango) sseekee. anes eee Martinique: assesses TSO ESS “Maen
& St. John.
{tGloeosporium piperatum Ell. & Ev.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -_--__-------------- PATIStrali geese ee Sell eye eee eee yen
Gloeosporium rhododendri Briosi & Cav.:
ER ROGOGEnGnONIS eee en ne ee ee ee inpybynelis = 545s =2--|-=2-|) alelleNeel
tGraphium rigidum (Pers.) Sace.:
Quercus variabilis ( riental oak) ___.-...----.___-- Jap ane aa ee te ees oo eel Calitcs
Guignardia traversi (Cav.) Lind.: 4
Stanhopeaisps Orchid) see Mexico: 32.02 fen aN Bata dll pelle eex:
Gymnosporangium juniperinum Fr.:
Juniperus communis (juniper) __--_---.--------- Swedenavs satan pee pees ira Nea P| INFRA CS
Helminthosporium carposaprum F. Pollack:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ._.......------- ean AN ee ee eee 2 ela alae es
{Helminthosporium oryzae B. de Haan:
Onyzaxsativay (Tice) pee aa a ee TRO NO RB ene Pee Seale | IDS Or
Heterodera avenae Eidam:
Soiliwith amaryllis\plants_- ---._-___-. 22272248 Netherlands-_--___-_--_- BERET Se NING NCA
Soillvmithyappleysciormseera = sees me mee eee tally ioe one ae eee OEM INA
Soilkwithtbarging lessee re ene Netherlands, Scotland_- Toca NEOs
Soilhwathybects {wets ce Ee Ree ee ae ante Netherlands Va.
Soilkwabhyiigatrees ees s1n aman emee nel aioe Netty ae ee Se N. Y.
Syonil yralal eysye POS SS a Ne en Italy, Spain__- Ni ite
Soilkwithyeonass masks see Meise wn nie ree Canada___-_- 1| N.J.
Soil with holly seedlings Ireland tet ler 2. poi) La INI Ge
Soiliwithyhorseradish@ ae) a aune eee en ae BIEL Germany--___ Tee NC
Soil with lily-of-the-vallle yap lps eee ee | UC rnp ope Ip S| Ee Sip wayge
Soil with unidentified plants______-.__.___-____- ngland, tally eee 1 SESS PINT Ge
Soilkwithipotatoes! = amie eur iiial mes ee England, Mexico (?)_--.- Leesa gpa] Seeces WOR
Solliwithynoseseei-s ec ay aie 7a Germanys ee Be Ee roi Nine
Soilkwith¥sedumiplantstsss.) sauna) nes INetherlandsa a. nsnanene eee a |p alc Ne
SoilGwithtspruceitrees! ea as ene Nee
Soilisyithptaromoo tsa me eee ee) nanan eee! INS YM
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuur. Stek.:
ES Lot Ue PST AR UT Vy Se a Re NC rap ree Bessel) ANGERS
Soillwithjacaverplantee2) 2) ear e ana ie sae aane 1.| Tex
Soiliwithiamaryllis’bulbse 222 ea 1 | Tex
Soiliwithibegoniaiplant-2. 2: UCnn eae 1 | Tex
Soillinnbox cari] See eee Ve eS Soe ae ae eee|} 2G).s
Soiliwithybul bss Seep ee ele oy helen one is 1 | Tex.
Soilbwithicactus\plants=s-ssmuenn as ccean kame manana Argentina, France,Italy, | 1 |---| 35 | Ariz., Cau Ne
Japan, Mexico, Switz- N. O
enland= as Se eee: pra ell eects ts Se, Tex.
Soil with cactus, agave, and palm plants_________ STAC eee sae eee aes es es N. Ye
Soil with carnation plant. Raa area ee IMGXICO Deen ein IS eR oe S| eT a exe
Soiliwithigarligs2 icc ihias Pour eS eae | ME CG Sa i SE ek 2 ese exe
Soiliwithimn edicinalirot manne tees ese ee enim | ee GOLoee nis atin Una if Sees ESS ealexe
Soil with philodendron plant_2-22222 02222222 L lil G0. ae Ee a Tex.

See footnotes at end of table.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

51

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin 5) b |S Collected
34 =| ad
aS| o |ad
fa[s— I fSh {ee
oO jo) mH
16) Z |p
Heterodera cacti—Continued
Soil with unidentified plants_.--.....--.----.--.- Mexicot==2-<-45222<2252 eo MBS ESM IN eye Mex.
SOLE LURDOLALOCS Hasan saan oan eee ee nee re (0 Ka ee pape sh 1) | PS eas Arize Tex
RST R RLU FIAT O SOs ese a ee a este ee SN Gov Rennes eee fon = RUSE ah ex.
Soil with sansevieria, begonia, and Syngonium | France__-----.---------- PEN SEEA EN 14 Ae | IN SY,
sp. plants.
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
Ty Meera ean len Nine en ee ween eh PAR INORWS YA noe LESTE CURRENT SOY
Rolbudinvasparagusifern:--- 22 eb a IDpayed yao lee ee TSA ther a MIN Saas
Navawiulmbacein ee fas dee ee ODE Scotland=2=e32 PED NR TE Va.
Soil with miniature cactus garden-_-_-_---.---.---- Mexico aan a: a Ee Tex.
Soil with clematis and daisy plants____---_---_-- Hngland=22 2222s SORES INS WZ
Soil with compost with Cymbidium sp.----------|----- Gols 2 ST a es Seidl INS dic
Soil with Cymbidium sp. plants__-..___-...------|----- (0 Vo Yio Steet ected et eer Sees OU NIo ws
Soilawithadahlia tubers) 22—---~---- 2-2 - = .| England, France__.-----|---- SN ACU INIG So
Soilmwlhpneat hers: alla eee de Se eee Scotlandeee asses avee aes Ee EINE 2°46
Notlawibheborseragishij2 shiek Tn Denmark, Germany----_| 15 |__--|---- ING Ss
SOL RWAUneLVyAD IAN Tsetse co kk Se Set eee INORWAYee toate e ee eel lee BRT le) aN eyes
Hatlewghelilacyplants se S2h 2. Lee eee Trelandbe2s seeck ae ue We et INERYS
Soil with lily-of-the-valley plants__--__--_---__-- Germany eee erie Sree sea ae 1 IN?
MOllewlunvoDlONS asset Sema tees eee ee a Netherlands__--_--._..-- Oy ee ING Ge
Soilswith pepper plants=:=-- == -- === = - 2S s2_ fake A Op aked ey 0G Le ee ey ees 1S PN Eayee
Hollvaubypin ke plantsetaees 2 eR se So oie oa GO. ee PRIS ea IAW INfo) YZ
Soil with unidentified plants_------_------------ England, Ireland, Po- |----|---- ADMIN YG.
land, Wales.
SollawslonpOtatOeseeees == take ewe ee meee een Chileeecnts seein ceases eee Ulacsese|| Nig: NS
SOlewiin primrose plantss:-<=--==- 22 —- eee TOYO VEN 0G La eel aoe Pill Nios NC
Soil with primrose and acanthus plants___-------|_--__- GO Eee SOIR Re TAG S78) gets EN
Sollguiunpcoseyplants=ss==s:<-2 sss io ae Germany, Ireland____.__|----|---- 2h | INEDIE INR Ys.
Soil with rose and geranium plants_-_____..-_---- ioral Gyavol ee EE 1 | NERY Se
Soil with rose, holly, and box plants_____-----_-_|____ AO ES me eee ID | ee IN INe Nee
SOlliwiihisg dill bulbsiees ses s-e =o eee see eee Wales lee see sere 2 ae (BERL | Rae Nols
Soil with shamrock plants__----------+.--_--..-- Trelan Giaeeseetal eae a 2a! es Aap 2 | Mass., N. Y
NGtimwilOiSpHuCeitneeS* so - e sau es a ee INT WE Yaa eh ek IL INES: Yo
Soil with strawberry plants BAM ipl oXe\ Cea be oat secs rays Sat TS ee ee ile INI ya
Poliwithitulips andiferms-)-- 22. 2s eee A Dy aed Fogo [Reis ek aS cata ea TE ae) 126),
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
DO LIRR pets Prat aio at os oo st ke COeaw see a1 | ee |e IN yes
POlmmilopasparagusMerns=sa—as = a. eee Pee (GKo yeeros ST Sela Malls Ace ie Nye
Sollewithtazalea, plants™=-22222- == oo ee ee (Gijaonkniys a ek iy Nees
Sollswaunubare in pata Le AAO ls ease hae ete oes England, Seotland__--_-_- 22 | ere ere Calif.,* Md.,
N. Y., Va
HOumwibbibegonia plants: -=---222 = ae ee ee ee Scotland hese eamemenes Uist | ees ee ING YS
Soil with bellflower plants._.__......__---..--.-- Englandas pose eA Mt aL SN MING Ne
Soil with castor bean seedlings_---....._---..--_- PT@ ELTA Cepia ste suet ON, EE | Mees | NT Ye
Soil with chrysanthemum cuttings-_--_--_.-_-__-- prayed eyo lh Se eS | EE PRLS IN ee
Sollewathycurrant plantSees=se=— eae eee eee Germany ae Bae Bessie ald] Ne) BZ
POURW ALMA ReCS ats is aCe Se aes es CO BRE Cea eee Eee eraly | Ree ENE a
HOlewiphuinitillarvsbulbseesas = 2 ee eee es lajoyd wale Se Bee LARA ea LUN Go
SOtewi Loy anlictae soak Vie ee eens eee Je beset alee ays aS OU eae eee N.Y.
Soilswithygeranium plants:---+-.---.---2- === 222 = IM ex] COM serene nie ees ee a | Eee aan eNO Xe
pot wat grape-hyacinth, crocus, and galanthus | England_-_-_---_-_____-- Sees aealtid ahi IN ds
ulbs.
Soil with clumps of grass____----.--_------___-_- ID Yeyataa heh Ae ee os em Pace | ee Wd (NTP ee
Nolawitneheatherplantsesh2 2222-2 eee Scotlands aire ee eM LN INT INCS
HOLMAAUEPHOLSCLA, GIS eee res Denmarls Germany, 20-|)20) |2s2a\) vi ENidis INI. oY.
and.
Soil with hyacinth bulbs__-____.--_-__ i Dhol CHE Soe Bol fie bth INfo Qo
Nolpwitheivy plantsea: = a) ike MIS cOtlande eee HeLa Ma aNd Se
MOLE IO ach lant ss aie n aie ss ar aa es TrelanGdeeetes ono e eas Tn gas pes thd INRYe
Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips Germanyaane bea ges Semele MNIs 8 Go
Soil with unidentified plants_._...._--.-.__.___- England, Germany, |-_-_|-_--| 7] TIL, N. Y.,
Mexico. Tex.
moilkwithipotatoes= <= Bub) 28s ee Argentina, England, Ire-| 1/10] 1 | Calif.,* La.,
land, Mexico, Peru, un- INDY? as;
known. Tex.
Soil with primrose, chrysanthemum and gail- | Germany-_-------------- paced | iestene | Ee Lea INFe 4
lardia plants.
Sa swith succulent plants and black narcissus | Mexico-_---.------------ pale eee eT hex:
ulbs.
Soil with privet and lily plants__.___-___________ Torah BG ee te ee ee Se ees 1 NG EYe

See footnotes at end of table.

52

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Disease and host

Heterodera rostochienis Wr—Continued
Soiliwathysedum'plantshass sss ee ees
FSconill alininy Slavs aaror Gos 5 Se ee
Son lsat oy GOICHUNY Tomo ee
Soil with strawberry plants__-____.-_____________
Soul \ysalay ahyaca\s) jo) ENO ee ee
Stoll @iay Wiser WAS eee pea e eee oSS ete
Soil with tulips and ferns

{Heterosporium echinulatum (Berk.) Cke.:
Dianthus sp. (carnation)

{Heterosporiwm iridis (Fautr. & Roum.) Jacques:
Tris germanica (German iris)

tIsariopsis clavispora (Berk. & Curt.) Sace.:
Vitis sp. (grape)

Kuehneola japonica Diet.:
Rosa sp

Tentoennagria rusci (Wallr.) Sace.:

SERUSCUSES Dime Ses tie et ee me ee pn

Macrophoma araucariae Del.:
AT aucaniaicunninghamite *-5.22- = = 22 - eee ees
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)
{Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)______-__-_-
Macrophoma opuntiicola (Speg.) Sace. & Syd.:
NOCOCHELUSHS TJ eee ee ee ee aaa
Opuntia sp. (cactus)
Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid.:
ANU TRENT OWD WP 25 Soe eS Bs eS
GLC ALOU SSDS Meebo een ere ens ee eye
Tpomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Marssonina rosae (Lib.) Lind.:
Rosa sp
Meliola citricola Syd.:
Citrus limon (lemon)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
Pachyrhizus tuberosus (West Indies yambean)____
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood (?):
Soil in railway car of potatoes____.__.____--_____-
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
Dahliagsp mo tects oes ee ee pate es Bee
Meloidogyne incognita (KKofoid & White) Chitwood:
Chrysanthemum sp
Memnoniella echinata (Riv.) L. D. Gall.:
Cymbidium giganteum (orchid)
@rass—unidentified see -sesss see sae eon mice
Oryza sativa (rice)
Zingiber officinale (ginger)
{Monilinia fructicola (Wint.) Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple)
{Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)
Mycosphaerella hondai Miyake:
Oryza sativa (rice)
{Mycosphaerella rosigena (Ell. & Ev.) Lindau:
Rosa sp
Micoepideriia schoenoprasi (Rabenh.) Schroet.:
Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion)
Allium porrum (leek)
Myiocopron orchidearwm (Mont.) Sace.:
Orchid eee ee aa se een e earns ten ee pre
Nigrospora oryzae (Berk. & Br.) Petch:
Oni ZOLSAL OAT I CC) eae ee ee
Omphalia flavida (Cke.) Maubl. & Rangel.:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)______________-______-
Oospora microcarpa Schultz & Sace.:
Chamaecy pani sis poet. eee ee
Ophiostoma narcissi Limber:
UNG? CISSUSISD = eae noe ee Ee Cee a nee

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin a. a a Collected
Hel 5 iSe ae
a8| 8 jas
Sh—|| is) |O=
{o) oOo | &
1S) Z |Ay

ine land ae ee etre | — Aedllell l NPam e
Northern Ireland______- es See alts || iNJer NC
low MGle ease eke eee A alee Jey NV
Germanya=aeee see ipa Dy (Semi err |} NTS NC
Belgaum eae ee pepe (cia Her bal IN go Zs,
Netherlands_-_-___---_-- ON eer ae ee rNig NZ
Oye HAV l sess eee lll pl] ete | re
Salva Ocean |) 1 | eeea eCalitceaiuas
PAUSED 19 eee eee per Sl eee esi bl (Of tite
IBGAZ as 2 se Senne al peel eee Xe
Japanssiee see ae 1) | 22s Bee | Elana.
Hashemite Kingdom of | 8 |____|____| N. Y., Pa.
the Jordan, Italy.
IND GUE Ney ee eae eel aly || bhi
Norfolk Island______---- YS | Sra a alias
Ceylon=t2= aaa aan aaa Tee eal IN a
Ar cen tin gaa 2a 2/2. |b ell @alite
IN CC) a i eo ar SSS ela |e ex.
Union of South Africa___|_.__|..__| 1 | Calif.*
Ja MaNe Pee a sae wea pe saeeeel 2 |) Ceitiis-
IMGXICOP Sere nee eee Te Seale one xe
South America__._______- wee sell pale eee
IN Sy pbs eset oan ene ere | le (eae a Callitas
MexiCOs see oe anaes Tolecse cee ie
ES On ae ee ee = ee el om a SK
Japan ==-2 ee eseeo eee oF ol eWashe
ames 6 (cornea emer ero) || Oeics INT.
INGigc= seen eee a eee See See 2) eile |) Celis
Ching aaa See Tae 2 as S|) Celie
Japan______ teat ars SR se| tae se] ESS.
NVA al bien aee ete Ol eeeie| ete || (ORNS
New Zealand-__-_--_.---- ill et Sees INT Yo
Hnelands es eae eal bea Wile se || eb
Dominican Republic__.-|__._|_.._| 1 | P. R.
Japanhens= seeaae ae seen th|eee lee ss || OBIS
jVenezuclax 2-22 - see ee eee Thy ee eee al TPS 1,
Japaneses eee eee sesall UWelgec_|) Pec
Leah ek C0 em ea le fr eec pahose ed | oP
IMGXICOB= see nee eens apis | | ebriae lineisi hi} aR
Tg eae Se eee it" | ers ee elle
IMGxiCOl= see =e ae see 2 To 3) Mexe
Netherlands_-_--_--__--_- Bee Seal) tlie No de
England, Netherlands, |___- 5] NYS dis

Northern Ireland.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

53

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin Fy} b | o Collected
sel ais
aea| © |.
af] g lof
o oO | m
(O) Z |p
Papularia vinosa (Berk. & Curt.) Mason:
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -~------------ Ea waite sss sane cesses Ss | en | ee EL a Walls
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:
Cymbidium ‘“Gossoon var. Dorothy” (orchid) ---| Australia___.._..------_- sono ecs|| allel Jelena
Dendrobium musciferum (orchid) --_------------- News Guinea eee see nee Bees | eee ee Ela warie
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) --_----------------- iirinidad =ssees= ase Bee eee |Pelerlmeva wate
Pestalotia funerea Desm.:
TOA TESS al COC SE) ee ane eee ra ee Canadan tive Sauls eke 14 abate Fanaa “0a NNT Rays
{Pestalotia micheneri Guba:
PA GILILEUNIONCILIDIVITEG NLM be aan ne ee ee Australia, China____---- Jaselssas| hee} |e Callin. ibs
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) -_-_------- INorfolkaisiand'========== salibsccl= 2b4) Dey
Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
Pei MOUAj Ava (LUAVa) skeen es eee eee MexiCO==s= 22 === === aa eane DS eres |orene | exe
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sace.) Guba:
FaILOMOCEIOT OI OIL CICU TM ae tee te Beloit aaa eas sa es| ame lle sel hidNladlo
Phoma araucariae Trav.:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) ------_---- sATIStrali anes sana meee Rese |sesel|e al Ne Calltige
Phoma citricarpa MecA\lp.:
Curso lemon) pee ess nese en ane Australia, Fiji Islands, |_-__| 7 |----| Calif.*, Ha-
New Zealand. waii, Mass.,
Tex.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) --.-__---------.-_---- AVIStraliaeeesoee aa eee Sasol dilesce|p Wags,
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -------------- China, Formosa, Japan__| 28 | 1 |---.| A é a oe as
aM.
Mass., N.
Chile Gen
Alveyxerss
Wash
GU TUSESTILETS?S(QLAN EC) Pee ee ee ee Australia, China, Japan, | 13 | 19 |---_-] Calif.*, D.
Mozambique, Union Cay Mal;
of South Africa, un- Mass., N.
known. YAONE Pia.
= Tex
GT USISTN 1 (OLATIEC) ee ae en ees EME LSE Chingon asses se sok eae DN ee | eal Ores:
(COPUS BOs ae Be See le ee a ee China, Hawaii, Japan___| 7 |_-__|---- Hovale Tll.,
ex.
Phoma insidiosa Tassi: 6
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) __-------------------- Anglo-Egyptian Sudan__|____/.___| 1 | D.C.
chore lingam (Tode) Desm. f. napobrassicae
ostr.:
Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga) ----------------- New Zealand__----:----- eoae|e= 1h\|=2=4| Par
Phoma psidii P. Henn.:
PESTOMUATO UA GUO) ( SUAVA) ees one anne es eee anes Mexicos22s8eex tsar Oi | eae | el AGT xa
Phoma sabdariffae Sace.:
Hibiscus cannabinus (kenaf hibiscus) ---__---_---- Cuba 222 ee eae elo Nel a Pa e
tPhoma subcircinata Ell. & Ev.:
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean) - - -__- Puerto -Ricois222==2==5-- ae a ead acy
Phomopsis cocoes Petch:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) (?)------=----------_---- Guam 2+ 2s£s2225222248 1 | eee Ee eC alite®
tPhomopsis cryptica (Sacc.) Hoehn.:
EORICCh OSD ieee ceo ds Sete sree ese hase ES Mrancesss=s2=2<22-222=55 ES se eke Cal oat ex
Phomopsis gloriosa (Sace.) Trav.:
ZAGAT SS) Dye eo SAS RE ere pT Mexico=22#222222+==2+2== Beenie ds ANTI Ze
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sace.:
PAUDICILESIS Day (DALI) pee na a ae eS Canal’ Zone s=2=2222-===- Sa eee Washes
Areca cathecu (betel palm) ___--..---------------- (bt: 10 peers bE Se VN Se en! a ec
+Phragmidium disciflorum (Tode) James (?):
LROGD, SO sasak eae te aas SS Guatemalas-----------= SESE | PS at MC ality:
{Phyllachora canafistulae F. L. Stevens & Dalbey:
Cassia fistula (golden-shower) -------------------- Canal’Zonesa=e a. RE =| EN eT A ae
Cassiongrandisl(pink-showeL pose enn e ener See Ou MAIGs Tee ERED See RO ae has
Phyllachora cynodontis (Sace.) Niessl:
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) .-.------------ Spains-2e es peepee 1 Le PS aR
{Phyllachora graminis (Pers.) Fck1.:
Leaves and glumes—unidentified__...._.__-_-_-_- Tn diaieveee pases le esas oes ee eel kde | PD ECS
Phyllachora orbicula Rehm.:
iBamlbootes ees ess Se piles 2 Le @hinasse22 so eee Ie eS INS ING
Phyllachora philodendronis Pat.:
Philodendron hofimanni_ 22222 == 22 CostaeRica==s2-seasesers DESO ees le |e elawall.
+Phyllosticta draconis Berk.:
IDGTOING RCGRDS (Q \os sss eee see IBTAzi nono se ener aoe wey stl Fg a a Eo

See footnotes at end of table.

54

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country oforign = | | B/S Collegied
34 =] 3d
aQ| o |ag
gh] g [oF
oO lo} =)
Oo |Z ip
Phyllosticta hedericola Dur. & Mont.:
Hatshedenaisp esses eee ee ee Beletum is. oa G es a | Ce Bea eine al
{Phyllosticta kalmicola (Schw.) Ell. & Ev.:
Kalmia latifolia (mountain-laurel) -__...---_-_--- melanie oe xe eens ae 2 |----| Mass.
tPhyllosticta laeliae Keissl.:
Dendrobium infundibulum (orchid) --.--------_-- Ceylon: 2-= 520 soe ee Pee Malis tyigy be
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) ____.__--_--_----__- ADrinid yds Mees Se Ses eee ----| 1 | Hawaii.
Phyllosticta micrococcoides Penz. (?):
GitrusitimoniQemon) sae eee 7h ailand seas Deseo |aae= Hawaii.
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:
BURT ISS) 9) ea eek Ca aI a we an he italy ooo oe eae 2: | anaes La., Pa.
{Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.: »
Vitisis ps (Grape) ke Se eee eee ae. So eee BYAUIS OSI Wiis eee | aes | meee 1 | Calif.*
{Physopella vitis (Thuem.) Arth.:
Vatistcanibaed hee eee Teun Se laa ae Verto ICO mse ea eee ee T |e o5|ease Pa.
tPiricularia oryzae Cav.:
Onyzaxsatinay (ice) eee een SE ee eae 8 6X6 Fs apes amines em maw oe Ql ee bore Til.
Pleospora gigantea (Mont.) Sace.:
AA GLUE] SP hie en ae Pare sO ned Mexico sie8s 21 a3 522 2a aaa eae 1 |. Tex
{tPuccinia absinthii (Hedw.) DC.:
Artemesia dranunculus (tarragon) _-.-.----------- italy See il 5 4 ee INE YS
tPuccinia arachidis Speg.:
Arachis hypogaea (peanut) ___-_..-__--_..-_-__-_- Dominican Republic_.__|_---_|--_- Quip beens
Puccinia belamcandae (P. Henn.) Diet.:
EB ELAM CON GATS Drea ee eet ee ee ten eee Indig2222. 225 Ss. ee it PINT,
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:
Chrysanthemum morifolium (chrysanthemum) ___| Japan___-2-------------_|_--- 1/2222 |hWash:s
CRrgSaNt eS De ee ne | EEE (0 (a ete ey ae 1 1] 1 |----| Hawaii
{Puccinia coronata Cda.:
YANG D OTTER (CED) as ee ec Greece sans nendiame yg ay D.C
{Puccinia glumarum (Schm.) Eriks. & E. Henn.:
BERTOTIVULSIS [sie 59 bes nate a oa nnn ece en Ce Ra PANE ara IS Gerrans | eomeee Be 2 |) 1Ds. Cb
Hordeum bulbosum (bulbous barley) -_.__-------- IMOroC Come eee ees | eee cece Dee
DPriticumiaestivoum (wheat). pe eee See Il., Tex
{Puccinia graminis Pers. var. tritici Eriks. & E.
Henn.:
Driticumiaestiouwm (wheat) ss i] See ee INI Yi
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.: f
OPPO CRODID SOSE4 5s 2| 3 |----| Hawaii.
tPuccinia ignava Arth.:
BAM DOO Me Se he a pene fbi | ee |LAe N.Y.
BOMbUSAIS DS Eeel on © DAUAG AEE DAE Mier Seek ene ten Dn i lg ee Se Calif.*

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)
{Puccinia rubigo-vera (DC.) Wint. var. tritici (Eriks.
& E. Henn.) Carl.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) ___.-.---------22---=-- IMexICO i cctde sateen as 1
tPucciniastrum sparsum (Wint.) Fisch:

Arbutus: menziesi (Madrone))__ 2.222 = - Canadaes 22 oes ee alia
Pyrenochaeta oryzae Shirai:

OnyzZasaritak Gice) ae eee ae Va pantcenstete eee ae 1
Pyrenochaeta terrestris (Hans.) Gorenz:

IPrimiuloss plata eo woe Wales a ee Netherlands se so seees | see
tRamularia tulasnei Sace.:

Mraganvalspa (Straw Derby) tno ee eee Czechoslovakia_-._-..__|_-_-
{Scirrhodothis bambusae (Ture.) Trott.:

IBA MOUSa Spee Eee RUM e PE ES ae Ching==) Sse ee 1
Sclerotiopsis testudinea Dearn.:

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)_--_--_.----_____ Japansis/2. 3 este. oe
Selenophoma donacis (Pass.) Sprague & A. G.

Johnson var. stomaticola (Baeumler) Sprague &

A. G. Johnson:

Mestuca 7ub7.a) (CedteSCue) see ee eb Teeland-2:2% 2-22 2a Sa es
tSeptoria bromi Sace.:

BrONLUSISP SEIN NUR aityeellsh ahs ALE gle u tO fAtfchanistanse= = seer | moe
Septoria citri Pass.:

Gitrusttimoni (demon) Bee ee Greece; Ttalya2aa een ee:

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) Japenese ee eae

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_-----______- Greecesitaly= aaa 1

Citrus sinensis (orange) mastael) Ja Danes a nee none eae

See footnotes at end of table.

sewu| hy
eee [ins
aseehiyll
otal a)
Ne Aa
Shae rye
Albee
ie eee
2 tees
3) |Sene

Mich., N. Y.

Tex.
Wash.
Calif.*
N. J.
Tl.
Calif.*
Calif.*

D.C.
ID OA

Calif.*, Pa.
Calif.*

Tex.

Calif.*

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 55

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1953, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Disease and host Country of origin eels oleded
58 i=] ad
aS| o |Ro
AF] g [oF
(o) o mH
16) Z |e
Septoria exotica Speg.:
: iehesn Pepniere eae AL Aas ese Ireland : 2-252 S10) (2 as SR INTIS YF
tSeptoria nodorum Berk.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)-...-----------=------- Germanys Diet| eee | RTT] NYS
Septoria posekensis Sacc.:
Gnelogyie el aia (OLChIG) Bake eee Ihayobt je es Oe eee ee ee EL Calit*
Gymbidium cochleare (orchid)--------.-----------|--.-= Goss eases eBee Tee eek DEUS EP 29 Calite
Cumbidiwm devontanwm = 2 = ee > Ch) ee ees seas Calin
OU UNALE TAD NALCO eae EES ed ile en ne ee = EN Co Kofi Soc tee Men premeh orem OPN Lee SSPE k@ alit®
Cypripedium fairieanum (orchid) __--------------- In digseet as eee Ee Peas | he2 | RCalite
Bachnaautumnalts (Orchid) = _--=-=- == 2222-2 Mexicostes2-2 212 sean Cee as Caliii®
palogioesum citrosmum (orchid)__...-... 2222.) |) -_ Goes 35 RSE AMA NCalifis* Tex,
CD EUG FS I OO Nea SD ao SS 9 Indonesia, Mexico____-__|---- eet £21) SAriz=eCalit.*
tSeptoriatritici Desm.:
BERRI C ILI Diaper eee eee Spainka- = Sess. Rev ais [ean Hawaii.
{Septoria tritici Desm. f. avenae (Desm.) Sprague:
MAN CINE: SIO) ORL) eet a a eet Gree Cente eae 2th ie Sine eee SS Ill.
PATER TAS Dien iiwue CS hae eee ss SRY FAT sami fey ec | See | MAD ICY
tSeptoria veronicae Desm.:
NETOIACT SDs soe 2 2 cet eo er ARO Germs nye es] | 1 Ne
Sphaceloma mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Mangifera indica (mango) ----_---_---------------- Mexico, Puerto Rico-.-_|- 4 |----|---- PRG Vex:
Sphaceloma punicae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _-__------------- Mexi Cones eta as pe ee Tex.
Sphenospora kevorkianit Linder:
SEUSS 4 (ONCHIG) he ty eer ee Trinidade ss. a2 Saas a Hei Nes ole
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
PAU AUS pl eo Sek he ha EO, Me@X1 CO oD SERED, LEDS) MID Ariz., Tex.
Chlorogalum sp. (Soap plant) ___-----------------]----- Cho pee ee
ere pisene bullata (Berk. & Br.) Tul. (?):
nomeles japonica (Japanese flowering cherry)-| Japan___.---------------]|----
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) BOE
PETER CR ET ONS Pepe DN oy a sath crs rr SS Netherlands
ETIAUUIOlNUTN ne ROLY. CALDA meee ELA Gove. Sa). e NN
Leucojum hyemale (April snowflake) _- __| England
Paeonia officinalis (peony)--_------------ _.._| Netherlands- -_-
Primula denticulata cachemiriana_____--_--------|----- (6 Ko Yaprak hae,
LETITPOTESTS SOE DEE 5S Se enon seta Fel bie Netherlands, Scotland
ISCIUEORDICOTLCUSICO se eerie nee ee Netherlands.
Tolyposporium ehrenbergii (Kuehn) Pat.:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) ________.--.---------- IT aN Gi gg ee a re | eee
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Miyake) Radw.:
CU Z0RSOLO0A (TiCe) tae a eee eee WapaNasee oe eee sees
Trypethelium eluteriae Spreng. (?):
BombpACOUONOPOZENSE.2 = eae as A Ae CUP yee Oa tas ae SSN SPIES
Tylenchus allii Beijerinck:
PATUINIsOtinw Mm (Parlic) 2-2-5 2 tele a ee! MexiCO ze aus eee ee a ea Mex
Uredo anthurii (Har.) Sace.:
PATIEUTIUL IMIS tee nee Se A Colombia Sess es |e Fecal BANS doy 125 238
Uredo bechnickiana P. Henn.:
Gatilevyarguttata: (orchid) ee 13} 920A eee Pe ee eee Ce poe | aotin | ael sy
POSEN ATL) SP..(OLCHIG) soos nae sen SEU IECXI CO es Se oe | en pee |elis ane x
raelaiancepsi (Orchid) eee eee Dea GO re a | ee eo ean lee hex
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
EIALTIAT ALTIUS Da (OLCHIG) pease ee ee Colombia, Trinidad ___-__|---- pve | Calif hla’.
{Uredo gynandrearum Cda. (?):
“Ovi ay CGT 2 a SP ae ae Ue eae ieee res CanalyZ0ne sea es |e peels Eolas
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn.:
Epidendrum pendens (orchid) A Page aa CWostae cee coerce | eeneres | ee 1] Fla.
ISLAND DEOIS Dee es eee Sue Oe ee ee Po Ko perverts cial Sal te ial lee 1 | Fla.
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) sass Guatemala = sees oes | eee 1 | Tex.
Ona CAMEL ok Le eee CostaeRicae ees | bane eee 1] Fla.
ONCOL SDs Stet oe eee anne ee eae Dominican Republic, |_---|---- 2) Fla.QN. J.
Mexico.
BO acts colchici (Schlecht.) Rab.:
Co peice autumnale minor (small autumn | Ireland__-.._.--_-.-..---]----|---- P| IN adn
crocus
Urocystis gladiolicola Ains.:
QLAGIOLT SIS pepe Ca edi pa es oh oi Te Netherland sits seat ss ies apes SING Jie

See footnotes at end of table.

56

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests (diseases) collected and reported from July 1, 1958, through June 30, 1954—Con.

Disease and host

Uromyces alyxiae Arth.:

Alyxinovvaeform7s (Maile) pee ase eee ee
Uromyces scillarum (Grev.) Wint.:

FETYACINERUSISDY Nena ee ee ae eae Ee
{Uromyces scirpi (Cast.) Burr.:

IS CLT USHUGLLONESH (ly) eee ee ae
} Ustilago hordei (Pers.) Lagh.:

ELON CCU INS DEES ees ae ae ae en oe
+ Ustilago kolleri Wille:

Avena sativa (oat)
} Ustitago tritici (Pers.) Rostr.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat__----.-------------._--
tVirus—camellia ring spot:

Camellia japonica (camellia)
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -----_--------------

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)__..-..--_-.-----__-_-_-_-
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)
Gtirusrgrandis (pumme)low = S222) eee
Citrus ichangensis var. (yuzu)__-___._____--_____-
Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ______________-
GitrusiSiMensisi(OLan Ze) eae e ee eee

Citrus sp. (‘summer orange’’)______.-_-._---__--
ionehomones gummisudans (McCull.) Starr &

urk.:

Gladiolusisp 2) So ae ea Delbereten eae
Xanthomonas sp. (?) (‘‘Cancrosis B’’):

Citrus limon (lemon)

Xiphinema diversicaudatum (Micoletzky) Thorne:
Soil withipepperplant.. 22) se Bee

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.

Country of origin

China Wananss ae
China, Japan, Philip-

pines.

Costa Rica

Argentina: = een

A dagger (ft) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A doubte dagger ({) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
i |) ss les Collected
S| ei| 4s 2 in—
B8l eq \e¢g
al o |Aag
aH] g joe
fe) (o)
ie) Z |Ay
1 |---|. | Hlawanis
bscehelil ee apes oot Nal ALL
1) | es eee as
_ S22) 528 5|ily DAES
Liv jeeets|tee Tl.
iL y\psan Ul ope Il.
Ree Peal icnhiy
----| 7 |.._-| Calif.*, Mass.,
Tex.
V2 os | PHlayianie
2224) | ae Calif Wash:
sole 2S Eee eC alice
SEO | ol ogee Mex
{22h 14) | SAS RCaliik eas.
Tex., Wash
Bee ol) oo Calis ita,
St. Thom-
as & St
John.
3)|_ 20 |- ssi CalifteriNenys
23%) |= aiCalikt yera-
waii, Md.,
Oreg., Pa.,
Tex.
~2- 2} 1 ee aeRexs
ibs4/ 53 oil eosea aR
1 2 |__= -Allasson eed:
Tex.
1} Ariz.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Hosts and Diseases

ACIDANTHERA:

Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
AGAVE:

Phomopsis gloriosa (Deuteromycetes)

Pleospora gigantea (Ascomycetes)

Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
AIPHANES:

Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Tylenchus allii (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
ANANAS:

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia ananassae (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHOSCHMIDTIA:

Colletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

Uredo anthurii (Promycetes)

PIUM:

{Cercospora apii (Deuteromycetes)
ARACHIS:
{Cercospora personata (Deuteromycetes)
tPuccinia arachidis (Promycetes)
ARAUCARIA:
Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)
Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
tPestalotia micheneri (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARBUTUS:
‘tPucciniastrum sparsum (Promycetes)
ARECA:
Colletotrichum arecae (Deuteromycetes)
Gloeosporium catechu (Deuteromycetes)
Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
ARMERTIA:
Cercospora insulana (Deuteromycetes)
ARTEMESIA:
{Puccinia absinthii (Promycetes)
AVENA:
}+Puccinia coronata (Promycetes)
tSeptoria tritici f. avenae (Deuteromycetes)
¢ Ustilago kolleri (Promycetes)
BAMBOO:
Phyllachora orbicula (Ascomycetes)
tPuccinia ignava (Promycetes)
BAMBUSA:
tPuccinia ignava (Promycetes)
+ Scirrhodothis bambusae (Ascomycetes)
BELAMCANDA:
Puccinia belamcandae (Promycetes)
BOMBAX:
Try pethelium eluteriae (?) (Promycetes)
BRASSICA:

{+Phoma lingam f. napobrassicae (Deuteromycetes)

BRIZA:

Entyloma brizae (Promycetes)
BROMELIAD:

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)
BROMUS:

{+Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)
Septoria bromi (Deuteromycetes)
AMELLIA:

tVirus—camellia ring spot

CAMPANULA:
tColeosporium campanulae (Promycetes)
CAPSICUM:
Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)
Oe piperatum (Deuteromycetes)
ARICA:

Asperisporium caricae (Deuteromycetes)
CASSIA:
tPhyllachora canafistulae (Ascomycetes)
CATTLEYA:
Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
CEDRUS:
Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)

CHAENOMELES:
tTaphrina bullata (?) (Ascomycetes)
CHAMAECYPARIS:
Oospora microcarpa (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:
Aschersonia goldiana (Deuteromycetes)
Aschersonia turbinata (Deuteromycetes)
CHLOROGALUM:
Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)
Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS ICHANGENSIS:
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

57

Phyllosticta micrococcoides (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (?) (‘‘Canerosis B’’) (Schizo-

mycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:
Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Asochyta citri (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Cercospora angolensis (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes}
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:
Cercospora angolensis (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
COCOS:
Cytospora palmarum (Deuteromycetes)
Diplodia epicoccos (Deuteromycetes)
Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)
COELOGYNE:
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
COLCHICUM:
+ Urocystis colchici (Promycetes)
CORNUS:
Coryneum microstictum (Deuteromycetes)
CRATAEQGUS:
+ Fabraea maculata (Ascomycetes)
CYMBIDIUM:

}Colletotrichum orchidearum (Deuteromycetes)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)

CYNODON: ©
Phyllachora cynodontis (Ascomycetes)
CYPRIPEDIUM:
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
DENDROBIUM:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
+Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (+4) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

58 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

DIANTHUS:
{Fusarium poae (?) (Deuteromycetes)
tHeterosporium echinulatum (Deuteromycetes)
DRACAENA:
tPhyllosticta draconis (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
{Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
ERIOBOTRYA
t Fusicladium eriobotryae (Deuteromycetes)
FATSHEDERA:
Phyllosticta hedericola (Deuteromycetes)
FESTUCA:

Selenophoma donacis var. stomaticola (Deutero-

mycetes)
FICUS:
{Gloeosporium elasticum (Deuteromycetes)
FOENICULUM:
Pusicladium depressum (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA
UcoEDhcerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
tRamularia tulasnei (Deuteromycetes)
GARDENIA:
Omphalia flavida (Deuteromycetes)
GLADIOLUS:
Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)
ae rt omories gum misudans (Schizomycetes)
tSeptoria erotica (Deuteromycetes)
HEUCHERA:
Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
HIBISCUS:
Phoma sabdariffae (Deuteromycetes)
HORDEUM:
Puccinia glumarum (Promycetes)
} Ustilago hordei eee)
HYACINTHUS
tAcrobeloides butschlii (Nematoda)
Aphelenchus avenae (Nematoda)
ED scillarum (Promycetes)

cee ionsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
IPOMOE
Masrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

tHeterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS:
(NIE SERRATE juniperinum (Promycetes)
KALMIA
tPhyltosticta kalmicola (Deuteromycetes)
LABURNU
CENA cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
LAELIA:
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LEUCOJUM:
a) basicola (Deuteromycetes)
LONICER
PROM ODE cryptica (Deuteromycetes)
LEUCOTHOE:
Diplodina rostrupii (Deuteromycetes)
LYCASTE:
Cercospora cypripedii (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

Helminthosporium carposaprum (Deuteromycetes)

MALUS:
{Cylindrosporium pomi (Deuteromycetes)
Cytospora mali (Deuteromycetes)
tMonilinia fructicola (Ascomycetes)
Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:
Cercospora mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)
Gloeosporium mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)
MORUS:
Eutypella stellulata (Ascomycetes)
MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM:
Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

MUSA PARADISIACA SAPIENTUM—Con.
Didymium ranthopus (Myxomycetes)
{Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
MYRTUS:
Cercospora CC a (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSU
ALIAD chee subtenuis (Nematoda)
Ditylenchus hyacinthi (Nematoda)
Ophiostoma narcissi (Ascomycetes)
NOTOCACTUS:
Macrophoma opuntiicola (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM
Cladosporium orchidearum (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
OPUNTIA
o Macrophoma opuntiicola (Deuteromycetes)
Myjiocopron orchideraum (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria posekensis (Deuteromycetes)
tUredo gynandrearum (?) (Promycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
6 ee ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
Cladosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Epidochium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
tilelminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella hondai (Ascomycetes)
Nigrospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
tPiricularia oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Pyrenochaeta oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Ascomycetes)
PACHYRHIZUS:
ee arenaria (Nematoda)
PAEON
Gueronvpels testudinea (Deuteromycetes)
arenas basicola (Deuteromycetes)

Achorella Walalete (Ascomycetes)
PANICU
CHELATE andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PASPALUM:
Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PERSEA:
Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
PHAJUS:
Coleosporium bletiae (Promycetes)
PHASEOLUS:
Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)
{Phoma subcircinata (Deuteromycetes)
PHILODENDRON:
Colletotrichum philodendri (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllachora philodendronis (Ascomycetes)
PHLEUM:
Entyloma camusianum (Promycetes)
PIPER:
Colleton chum piperis (Deuteromycetes)
PRIMUL
Tr EMEhaHE terrestris (Deuteromycetes)
Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS PERSICA:
Iusarium orthoceras (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):
{tCoccomyces hiemalis (Ascom yeetes)
PSIDIUM:
Pestalotia psidit (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUERARIA:
eee um cladosporioides (Deuteromycetes)
i
Spliaceiome punicae (Deuteromycetes)
QUERCUS:
tGraphium rigidum (Deuteromycetes)
RHODODEND RON
Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)
Chrysomyxa rhododendri (Promycetes)
Dasyscypha virginea (Ascomycetes)
Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Gloeosporium rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (+) indicates jirst record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 59

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

RIBES:

Diplodina grossulariae (Deuteromycetes)

OSA:

+ Cercospora rosicola (Deuteromycetes)
Kuehneola japonica (Promycetes)
Marssonina rosae (Deuteromycetes)

+Mycosphaerella rosigena (Ascomycetes)

+Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:
Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)
Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM:
Papularia vinosa (Deuteromycetes)
SAGITTARIA:
t Doassansia sagittariae (Promycetes)
SALIX:
Cytospora ambiens (Deuteromycetes)
t Diplodia salicina (Deuteromycetes)
SCABIOSA:
Ascochyta scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)
Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
SCIRPUS:
tUromyces scirpi (Promycetes)
SOIL:
Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)
Heterodera punct ata (Nematoda)
Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne arenaria (?) (Nematoda)

Niphinema diversicaudatum (Nematoda)

‘GRASS:

Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

LEAVES AND GLUMES:
+Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)

SOLANUM:

Clonostachys araucaria (Deuteromycetes)
SORGHUM:

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma insidiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Tol pospontem ehrenbergiit (Promycetes)
STANHOP

G SST eee (Ascomycetes)
Da OLE (Promycetes)

STE
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
TRITICUM:

{tPuccinia glumarum (Promycetes)
+Puccinia graminis var. tritici (Promycctes)
+Puccinia rubigo-vera var. tritici (Promycetes)
{Septoria nodorum (Deuteromycetes)
{Septoria tritici (Deuteromycetes)
t Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)

ULMUS:

Cytospora ambiens (Promycetes)
VERONICA:
tSeptoria veronicae (Deuteromycetes)
VITIS:
tIsariopsis clavispora (Deuteromycetes)
+Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)
tPhysopella vitis (Promycetes)
ZIN GIBER:
Fusariella obstipa (Promycetes)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
ZYGOPETALUM:
{Colletotrichum cinctum (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts Unknown

WOVEN BASKET:
Epicoccum cocos (Deuteromycetes)

Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN:
Entyloma camusianum
+Puccinia glumarum
Septoria bromi
tSeptoria tritici f. avenae
ANGLO-EGYPTIAN SUDAN:
» Phoma insidiosa
ANGOLA:
Cercospora angolensis (?)
ARGENTINA:
Elsinoe australis
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera rostochiensis
Macrophoma opuntiicola
Xanthomonas sp. (?) (‘‘Cancrosis B’’)
AUSTRALIA:
Cerebella andropogonis
Cry ptospora longispora
{Gloeosporium piperatum
Heterodera rostochiensis
+ Heterosporium iridis
Macrophoma araucariae
Pestalotia conspicua
tPestalotia micheneri
Phoma araucariae
Phoma citricarpa
AUSTRIA:
Chrysomyxa rhododendri
AZORES:
Clonostachys araucaria
Entyloma brizae
}Fusicladium eriobotryae
BAHAMAS:
pela stellulata
BELGIUM:
{Gloeosporium elasticum
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Pestalotia rhododendri
Phyllosticta hedericola

BRAZIL:

Ascochyta citri
{ Colletotrichum cinctum

Elsinoe australis
tIsariopsis clavispora
tPhyllosticta draconis

Uredo behnickiana

CANADA:
tCoccomyces hiemalis

Cytospora ambiens

Diplodina grossulariae
{Fabraea maculata

Fleterodera avenae

Pestalotia funerea
tPucciniastrum sparsum

CANAL ZONE:

Phomopsis palmicola
tPhyllachora canajistulae
t Uredo gynandrearum (?)

CEYLON:

Epicoccum cocos
tMacrophoma musae
{Phyllosticta laeliae

CHILE:
FHeterodera punctata
CHINA:

Dendryphium cladosporioides

Fusariella obstipa

Memnoniella echinata
tPestalotia micheneri

Phoma citricarpa

Phyllachora orbicula
tPuccinia ignava
{Scirrhodothis bambusae

Xanthomonas citri

COLOMBIA:

Cercospora cypripedii

Cercospora musae

Curvularia lunata

A dagger (t+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (4) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

60 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

COLOMBIA—Continued ICELAND:
Uredo anthurii Sclenophomy donacis var. stoma’ cou
Uredo epidendri INDIA

COSTA RICA: Cladosporium oryzae

{Fusarium poae (?) Coleosporium bletiae
Phyllachora philodendronis Colletotrichum piperis
Uredo nigropuncta Curvularia lunata
Uredo oncidii Epidochium oryzae

{Xanthomonas gummisudans Memnoniella echinata

CUBA: Nigrospora oryzae
Asperisporium caricae tPhyllachora graminis
Phoma sabdariffae }Piricularia oryzae
Trypethelium eluteriae (?) Puccinia belamcandae

CZECHOSLOVAKIA: Septoria posekensis

tRamularia tulasnei Tolyposporium ehrenbergii

DENMARK: } Ustilago hordei
Heterodera avenae Xanthomonas citri
Heterodera punctata INDONESIA:
Heterodera rostochiensis Septoria posekensts

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: IRELAN

{Cercospora personata Haeiaera. avenae
Diplodia ananassae Heterodera punctata

{tMycosphaerella fragariae Feterodera rostochiensis

tPuccinia arachidis tSeptoria exotica
Uredo oncidii t Urocystis colchici

EGYPT: ISRAEL:

Meliola citricola Heterodera cacti

ENGLAND: Septoria citri
Corynewm microstictum ITAL
Cytospora mali Aphaaneneeis subtenuis
Gloeosporium rhododendri {Cylindrosporium pomi
Fleterodera avenae Cytospora ambiens
Heterodera punctata {Diplodia salicina
Fleterodera rostochiensis Fusicladium depressum
Monilinia fructigena FHeterodera avenae
Ophiostoma narcissi Heterodera cacti

tPhyllosticta kalmicola Leptosphaeria rusci
Thielaviopsis basicola Phyllosticta ruscicola

FIJI ISLANDS: tPuccinia absinthii
Phoma citricarpa Septoria citri

FORMOSA: JAPAN:

{Hel minthosporium oryzae Chrysomyxa rhododendri
Phoma citricarpa Fusarium orthoceras
Xanthomonas citri {Graphium rigidum

FRANCE: Heterodera avenae

t Acrobeloides butschlii Heterodera cacti
Aphelenchoides subtenuis Kuehneola japonica
Aphelenchus avenae Macrophomina phaseolina
Ditylenchus hyacinthi Meloidogyne hapla
Hleterodera cacti Meloidogyne incognita
Feterodera punctata Memnoniella echinata

{tPhomopsis cryptica Mycosphaerella hondai

GERMANY Mycosphaerella schoenoprast
Heterodera avenae Phoma citricarpa
Heterodera punctata Puccinia chrysanthemi
Heterodera rostochiensis Puccinia horiana

t+ Puccinia glumarum Pyrenochaeta oryzae

{Septoria nodorum Sclerotiopsis testudinea

{Septoria veronicae Septoria citri

GREECE: {Taphrina bullata (?)
Cercospora myrticola Trematosphaerella oryzae

{Puccinia coronata {Virus—camellia ring spot
Septoria citri Xanthomonas citri

Septoria tritici f. avenae JAVA:

t Ustilago kolleri Xanthomonas citri

t Ustilago tritici MARTINIQUE:

GUAM: Gloeosporium mangiferae
Colletotrichum arecae MEXICO:

Diplodia epicoccos Achorella attaleae
Epicoccum cocos Aschersonia goldiana
Gloeosporium catechu Aschersonia turbinata
Phomopsis cocoes Botryosphaeria ribis
Phomopsis palmicola Cercospora angraeci
Xanthomonas citri Cercospora insulana

GUATEMALA: Cercospora mangiferae

{tPhragmidium disciflorum (?) Cercospora musae
Uredo oncidii Cladosporium orchidearum

HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF THE JO RDAN: Colletotrichum philodendri
Leptosphaeria rusci Didymium xanthopus

HAWAII: t Doassansia sagittariae
Papularia vinosa Guignardia traversi
Phoma citricarpa Heterodera avenae

Uromyces alyxiae Heterodera cacti

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named. ‘
A double dagger (t) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Macrophoma opuntiicola
Macrophomina phaseolina
Meloidogyne arenaria (?)
Myiocopron orchidearum
Omphalia flavida
Pestalotia psidii
Phoma psidii
Phomopsis gloriosa
Pleospora gigantea

+Puccinia rubigo-vera var. tritici
Septoria posekensis
Sphaceloma mangiferae
Sphaceloma punicae
Stagonospora macrospora
Tylenchus allii
Uredo behnickiana
Uredo oncidii
Xiphinema diversicaudatum

MOROCCO:

tPuccinia glumarum

MOZAMBIQUE:

Phoma citricarpa

NETHERLANDS:
Ascochyta scabiosa
Cercospora handelii

{Colletotrichum orchidearum
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Dasyscypha virginea
Diplodina eurhododendri
Diplodina rostrupii
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Oospora microcarpa
Ophiostoma narcissi

+ Puccinia glumarum
Pyrenochaeta terrestris
Thielaviopsis basicola
Urocystis gladiolicola

NEW GUINEA:

Pestalotia conspicua

NEW ZEALAND:

{tMonilinia fructicola
Phoma citricarpa

t¢Phoma lingam f. napobrassicae

NORFOLK ISLAND:
Cryptospora longispora
Macrophoma araucariae

tPestalotia micheneri

NORTHERN IRELAND;
Heterodera rostochiensis
Ophiostoma narcissi

NORWAY:

tColeosporium campanulae
Heterodera punctata

PANAMA:
Helminthosporium carposaprum

PARAGUAY:

Elsinoe australis

PERU:

Heterodera rostochiensis

PHILIPPINES:
Diplodia epicoccos
Xanthomonas citri

POLAND:
Fleterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
PORTUGAL:
tUromyces scirpi
PUERTO RICO:
Cerebella andropogonis
Elsinoe phaseoli
tPhoma subcircinata
tPhysopella vitis
Sphaceloma mangiferae
SALVADOR:
{Cercospora rosicola
} Heterosporium echinulatum
SCOTLAND:
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Thielaviopsis basicola
SOUTH AMERICA:
Marssonina rosae
SOUTH PACIFIC:
Cytospora palmarum
SPAIN:
Heterodera avenae
Phyllachora cynodontis
{Septoria tritici
SWEDEN:
Gymnosporangium juniperinum
Heterodera avenae
SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyxa rhododendr
Heterodera cacti
VAEREA T=
Memnoniella echinata
THAILAND:
Phyllosticta micrococcoides (?)
Xanthomonas citri
TRINIDAD:
Pestalotia conspicua
{Phyllosticta laeliae
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo epidendri
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Ascochyta citri
Colletotrichum graminicola
Colletotrichum liliacearuwm
Macrophomina phaseolina
Phoma citricarpa
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
UNKNOWN:
Phoma citricarpa
URUGUAY:
}Cercospora apii
Elsinoe australis
VENEZUELA:
Cercospora purpurea
tMycosphaerella rosigena
WALES:
Heterodera punctata
YUGOSLAVIA:
+Physalospora obtusa
+Puccinia graminis var. tritici
Uromyces scillarum

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

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AGRICULTURE RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS
LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1955

(List of Pests Recorded from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955 as Intercepted
in, on, or with Plants and Plant Products Entering United States Territory.)

Compiled by
JUDITH HUNT
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

Interception lists have been issued for forty-one years. Beginning
with February 2, 1914, a ““News Letter’? was published at irregular
intervals up until 1921 when it was issued on an annual basis which
has continued to the present time. ‘This forty-second report is com-
posed of plant pests found in, on, or with plant products (1) imported,
(2) offered for but refused entry, (3) held as ships’ stores, etc., and
hence not offered for entry through customs, (4) offered for entry tor
immediate transportation and exportation in bond, and (5) in domestic
shipments between the American Virgin Islands, Hawaii, and Puerto
Rico and the mainland.

The pests listed include insects, snails, fungi, bacteria, nematodes,
and viruses causing diseased conditions of known or potential plant
quarantine significance to the United States. Some common organ-
isms are included if they are (1) new to the country of origin, or (2)
new to the host plant, or (8) are of such limited distribution in the
United States that they are worthy of mention.

Some collections made late in the year are included in the report for
the following year, since determinations cannot be obtained imme-
diately for all of them. Occasionally determinations are delayed for
longer periods. The data for this list were obtained from identifica-
tions made by specialists of the Entomology Research Branch and
from routine reports by personnel of the Plant Quarantine Branch
supplemented by information supplied by State officials. The
States of California and Florida maintain staffs of specialists who
identify a large proportion of the material collected at their ports.
Specialists of the Field Crops Research Branch and the Horticultural
Crops Research Branch determine many of the pathogens that are
unusual or ditficult to identify. Specialists in the latter organization
also identify many of the host plants shown in the list.

; The scientific names conform to the International Rules of Nomen-
clature.

The correct origin of host plants is verified insofar as it is possible.
Questionable cases are omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

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INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIRBORNE MATERIAL

The rapid development of air transportation from all parts of the
world has resulted in a greater number of importations of plants and
plant products. Constant vigilance at the airports is necessary to
prevent the introduction of foreign pests.

Some important interceptions of airborne plant pests were made
during the year. A total of 3,150 insects and 482 diseases were found
in baggage, express, freight, mail, or stores on imported plants or plant
products while other inter ceptions were made by preflight inspection
of airplanes leaving Hawaii and Puerto Rico for the mainland.

Some important insects intercepted with airborne material were:

Adoxophyes orana on apple in stores from England, and on cut flowers of lilac
and lily in cargo from the Netherlands.

The citrus blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) on Citrus sp. leaves in baggage
from Mexico.

Anastrepha fraterculus in guava in baggage from Colombia.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in mamey in baggage from Nicaragua;
in mango in baggage from Guatemala, Mexico, and Salvador; in mango in cargo
from Guatemala; in orange in baggage from Guatemala and Mexico; and in orange
in stores from Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraecoptans) in guava in baggage
from Guatemala; in mango in baggage from Brazil, Cuba, Dominican Republic,
Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Salvador; in mango in
quarters from Panama; in purple mombin in baggage from Cuba and Nicaragua;
in Spondias sp. in baggage from Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Salvador; in Spondias
sp. in cargo from Costa Rica; in yellow mombin in baggage from Guatemala,
Nicaragua, and Salvador; and in yellow mombin in cargo and mail from Guate-
mala.

Anastrepha serpentina in mamey in baggage from Salvador, in sapodilla in
baggage from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Salvador.

Carposina sasaki in apple in baggage and stores from Japan, in peach in
baggage from Japan.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratztis capitata) in apple in stores from the
Azores; in apricot in stores from an unknown origin; in coffee berry in baggage
from Brazil; in coffee berry in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for
the mainland; in fig in baggage from the Azores and Italy; in loquat in baggage
from Portugal; in Mandarin orange in stores from Morocco and Portugal; in
nectarine in baggage from Italy; in orange in baggage from the Azores, Italy,
Portugal, and Spain; in orange in cargo from Italy; in orange in quarters from
France (?); in orange in stores from the Azores, Portugal, and Spain; in peach
in baggage from France; in peach in stores from Italy; in pear in baggage from
Italy ; in pear in stores from the Azores; in pricklypear in baggage from the Italy.
C. capitata (?) in apple in stores from an unknown origin; in avocado in baggage
from Hawaii; in apricot in stores from an unknown origin: and in Passiflora sp.
in baggage from Portugal.

Cylas formicarius formicarius in sweetpotato in cargo from India and Japan.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in coffee berry, in mountain apple, with
an orchid plant, in fruit of Terminalia sp., and in ti berry in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland. JD. dorsalis (?) in Arabian coffee
berries in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage from Greece, Italy, and
Lebanon.

Possibly Dacus tryoni in pear in stores from Australia.

An aleyrodid, Frauenfeldiella jalinekit on a leaf of Viburnum tinus var. in cargo
from England.

Haplothrips cottei on carnation in baggage from Greece.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cottonseed in baggage from
Jamaica and in cotton boll in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for
the mainland.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from Germany and Yugoslavia, and in
cherry in stores from Europe, France, Italy, and Sweden. R. cerasi (?) in apple

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in baggage from the Azores; in cherry in mail from Sweden; and in Passzflora sp.
in baggage from the Azores.

Xanthogramma calopus with chinkerichee in cargofrom the Union of South Africa.

Interceptions of airborne plant pathogens not believed to be established in the
United States or of limited distribution were:

Cercospora kalmiae on mountain laurel leaves in quarters from England and
the Netherlands.

(Guignardia traversi on Dendrobium forbesii and Coelogyne sp., orchids, in cargo
from New Guinea.

Micropeltis bakeri on an orchid plant in baggage from Panama.

Mycosphaerella cattleyae on Cattleya bowringiana, an orchid, in cargo from
Guatemala and on Epidendruwm radicans, an orchid, in cargo from Costa Rica.

Mycosphaerella euryae on Eurya japonica in baggage from Japan.

Phakopsora jatrophicola on bellyache nettlespurge in cargo from Guadeloupe.

Phyllostictina pyriformis on Dendrobium forbesii, an orchid, in cargo from New
Guinea; on an orchid plant in cargo from Panama; and on Stanhopea wardii, an
orchid, in cargo from the Canal Zone.

Physoderma schroeteri on Scirpus sp. in baggage from Portugal.

Puccinia cannae on Canna sp. leaf in baggage from Jamaica.

Puccinia pelargonii-zonalis on horseshoe geranium in baggage from Hawaii.

Ramularia vallisumbrosae on narcissus stem in baggage from England.

Septoria selenophomoides on Cymbidium sp., an orchid, in cargo from England;
on Laelia sp., an orchid, in cargo from Brazil: and on Odontoglossum sp., an orchid,
in cargo from Mexico.

Sphaceloma spondiadis on yellow mombin in baggage from the Barbados.

Sphaceloma zorniae on Zornia sp. in baggage from St. Kitts.

Uredo anthurii on an anthurium leaf in cargo from Panama.

Uredo nigropuncta on Bletia sp., an orchid, in baggage from the Bahamas.

Uromyces alyxiae on maile in baggage from Hawaii.

Xanthomonas citri on Mandarin orange in baggage from China, Japan, and
the Philippines; on sweet orange in cargo (refused entry) and stores from Japan,
and on Citrus sp. (peel) in stores from Japan.

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) on lemon in stores from Argentina.

The following nematodes were also found in airborne material:

Heterodera humuli in soil with hops in cargo from Switzerland.

Heterodera punctata in soil with aloe plants in baggage from Finland; in soil
oe ae plants in mail from Scotland; and in soil with orchid plants from

ngland.

Heterodera rostochiensis in soil with carnation plants in baggage and heather
plants in baggage and mail from Scotland; in soil with crown of thorns plant in
baggage from Denmark; in soil with amaryllis plants, in soil with carnation plants,
in soil with crocus corms, in soil with lily-of-the-valley pips and in soil with
shamrock plants, all in baggage, from Germany; in soil with horseradish roots in
cargo from Germany; in soil with carnation and lupine plants in baggage from
England; in soil with Pelargonium sp. plants in baggage from Ireland; and in soil
with potatoes in baggage from Sweden.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted:

Anastrepha fraterculus in grapefruit in stores from Brazil and Peru; in guava in

baggage from Colombia; in orange in stores from Argentina; in orange in quarters
from Argentia and Brazil; and in peach and pear in baggage from Mexico. A.
fraterculus (?) in orange in stores from Brazil.
_ The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in avocado in baggage from Mexico,
in grapefruit in baggage and stores from Mexico; in mamey in stores from Mexico
and in air baggage from Nicaragua; in mango in air baggage from Guatemala,
Mexico, Nicaragua and Salvador; in mango in baggage, cargo, and quarters from
Mexico; in orange in baggage, air baggage, cargo, quarters, stores and air stores
from Mexico; in orange in air baggage from Guatemala; in peach, pear, quince.
and white sapote in baggage from Mexico; and in sweet lime in baggage and
quarters from Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in guava in air
baggage from Guatemala; in mango in air baggage from Brazil, Cuba, Dominican

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Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Salvador; in
mango in baggage from Costa Rica, Jamaica, and Mexico; in mango in cargo from
Puerto Rico; in mango in stores from Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica, and Mexico; in
mango in quarters from Cuba and Panama; in pear in baggage from Mexico; in
purple mombin in air baggage from Cuba and Nicaragua; in quince in baggage
from Mexico; in Spondias sp. in air baggage from Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and
Salvador; in Spondias sp. in air cargo from Costa Rica; in yellow mombin in air
mail from Guatemala; and in yellow mombin in air baggage from Guatemala,
Nicaragua and Salvador.

Anastrepha serpentina in mamey in air baggage from Salvador; in mango in
baggage from Colombia and Ecuador; in orange in stores from Brazil; in sapodilla
in baggage from Mexico; in sapodilla in air baggage from Guatemala, Nicaragua,
and Salvador; and in sapote in baggage from Salvador.

Anastrepha striata in guava in baggage from Costa Rica and Mexico.

Anastrepha suspensa in guava in quarters from Puerto Rico.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in apple in baggage from Italy;
in apple in air stores from the Azores; in apricot in air stores from an unknown
origin; in coffee berry in baggage and mail from Hawaii; in coffee berry in air
baggage from Brazil and Hawaii; in fig in air air baggage from the Azores and
Italy; in grapefruit in quarters from Egypt; in grapefruit in stores from Egypt,
Israel, and Spain; in loquat in baggage from Portugal; in Mandarin orange in
baggage and stores from Italy; in Mandarin orange in air stores from Morocco
and Portugal; in nectarine in air baggage from Italy; in orange in baggage
from Israel, Italy, and Spain; in orange in air baggage from the Azores, Italy,
Portugal, and Spain; in orange in air cargo from Italy; in orange in quarters from
Israel and Spain; in orange in air quarters from France (?); in orange in stores
from Egypt, Cyprus, Israel, Italy, Spain, Spanish Morocco, and an unknown
origin; in orange in air stores from the Azores, Portugal and Spain; in peach in air
baggage from France; in air stores from Italy; in pear in baggage and air baggage
from Italy; in pear in air stores from the Azores; in persimmon in baggage from
Italy; in pomegranate in baggage from Italy; in pomelo in baggage from Italy;
in pricklypear in baggage and air baggage from Italy; and in quince in baggage
from Greece and Italy. C. capitata (?) in apple in air stores from an unknown
origin; in apricot in air stores from an unknown origin; in avocado in air baggage
from Hawaii; in coffee berry in air baggage from Brazil and Hawaii; in Mandarin
orange in stores from Algeria; in orange in mail from Cyprus; in orange in quarters
from Spanish Morocco; in orange in stores from Portugal; in pepper in stores
from Angola; and in Passiflora sp. in air baggage from Portugal.

The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) in cucumber in cargo and stores from Hawaii
and in tomato in stores from Hawaii. D. cucurbitae (?) in cucumber and tomato
in stores from Hawaii.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in airplane from Hawaii; in banana in
baggage from Hawaii; in seed pulp of Calophyllum inophyllum in mail from
Hawaii; in coffee berries in air baggage and mail from Hawaii; in guava in mail
from Guam; in mango in baggage, mail, and quarters from Hawaii; in mountain
apple in air baggage from Hawaii; an adult on an orchid plant in air baggage from
Hawaii; in fruit of Terminalia sp. in air baggage from Hawaii; and in ti berries in
air baggage from Hawaii. D. dorsalis (?) in Arabian coffee berries in air baggage
from Hawaii and in coffee berries in mail from Hawaii.

The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage and air baggage from
Italy and in olive in air baggage from Greece and Lebanon. D. oleae (?) in olive
in air baggage from Italy.

Possibly Dacus tryonit (Queensland fruitfly) in pear in air stores from Australia.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in air baggage from Germany and Yugoslavia and in
cherry in air stores from Europe, France, Italy, and Sweden. &. cerasi (?) in
apple in air baggage from the Azores; in cherry in air mail from Sweden; and in
fruit of Passiflora sp. in air baggage from the Azores.

The apple maggot (Rhagoletis pomonella) in apple in baggage from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

A bulb mite, Aceria tulipae, on garlic in cargo from Lebanon, in garlic in stores
from India.

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumt) on leaves of Citrus sp. in air baggage,
baggage, and stores from Mexico; on leaf of calamondin orange in baggage from

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Mexico; on lime leaf in cargo from Mexico; on orange leaves in mail and stores
from Mexico; and on leaves of sour lime in baggae and cargo from Mexico.

A cocecid, Aspidiotus hedericola, on ivy in baggage from Italy.

Baris lepidii (Curculionidae) in horseradish in cargo from Germany.

A bruchid, Callosobruchus marshalli, in cowpea seed in mail from Kenya, Africa
and the Union of South Africa.

An adult of Chrysopera combinans (Phalaenidae), ‘neither genus or species
represented in the National Museum collection,” on an airplane from Kwajalein.

A cossid, Dyspessa ulula, in garlic in cargo from Italy.

Hylemya floralis (Muscidae) in horseradish roots in cargo from Sweden.

A eurculionid, Hypera brunnetpennis, with cotton samples in cargo from Mexico,
with garlic in cargo from Egypt.

Apparently Jcerya aegyptiaca (Coccidae) on an orchid plant in cargo from
Mexico. ‘‘Have no previous record of this from Mexico or apparently from the
new world.”

Kalotermes flavicollis (Kalotermitidae), a vineyard and fruit tree pest, on
quince in baggage from Italy.

A eurculionid, Naupactus zanthographus, in grape in cargo from Chile.

Pheidole megacephala, ‘‘a very important economic species of ant,’? with Bulbo-
phyllum sp. in cargo from New Guinea; on petioles of Caryota sp. in baggage from
Cuba; with fruit of Lanstwm sp. in air baggage from the Philippines; with orchid
plants in air mail from the Canal Zone and Honduras; in soil on roots of an un-
known plant in air baggage from Bermuda; in soil with banana rhizomes in air
baggage from Bermuda; and with St. Augustine grass in air baggage from Bermuda.
i‘ Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Scolytidae) with olive cuttings in baggage from

taly.

A syrphid, Xanthogramma calopus, new to the National Museum collection,
with chinkerichee flowers in air cargo from the Union of South Africa.

Trogoderma granarium (khapra beetle) in floor sweepings in flour mill in Mexico,
with Hordeum sp. seed in mail from Afghanistan; with peanuts in cargo from India;
on rice bags in stores from Mexico and, with wheat in cargo from Mexico.

Trogoderma parabile (Dermestidae) with an unknown grain and with wheat in

cargo from Mexico.
SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica Fer.) was not reported during the year
but other injurious snails intercepted, not known to be in the United States and of
economic importance, were:

Bradybaena similaris with cut flowers of Anthuriwm sp. in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; with cut flowers of Anthurium sp.
in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland; with leaves of bird-of-paradise-flower in
baggage in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; with
bird-of-paradise-flower in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland; with cut flowers of
Vanda sp. in cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland; at Honolulu, Hawaii with
dwarf trees in air baggage from Japan; at Mobile, Ala., with St. Augustine grass in
air baggage from Bermuda; at New Orleans, La., with sweetpotatoes in stores
from Brazil; at New York, N. Y., with cut flowers of lilies in baggage from Ber-
muda; at Philadelphia, Pa., with pumpkins in stores from Japan.

Deroceras reticulatum at Boston, Mass., with globe artichoke in stores from
Italy; with lettuce in stores from Ireland; with turnips and beets in stores from
the Union of South Africa; at Honolulu, Hawaii with lettuce in air stores from
Australia; with orchid plants in air express from Costa Rica; with Heliconia sp.
foliage in air cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland; with ti leaves in baggage and
mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland; at Miami, Fla., with orchids in air baggage
from Guatemala and Jamaica; with orchid plants in air cargo from Costa Rica and
Ecuador; with orchid pseudobulbs in air cargo from Venezuela; at New Orleans,
La., with cabbage in stores from Italy; at New York, N. Y., with cauliflower in
stores from Belgium; with escarole in stores from France; with lettuce in stores
from Italy; with lettuce in air stores from Sweden; and with potatoes in air baggage
from Ireland; at Philadelphia, Pa., with beets in stores from New Zealand; with
carrots in stores from Chile; with celery in stores from Portugal; with cabbage in
stores from England, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands; with leek in stores
from Germany; with lettuce in stores from England; and with turnips in stores
from France.

Helix nemoralis at San Pedro, Calif., on a returned tractor from England.

Lamellaxis gracilis at Miami, Fla., with orchid plants in air cargo from Cuba.

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Limax marginatus at Miami, Fla., with Anthurium sp. plants and orchid plants
in air cargo from Costa Rica and with orchid plants in air baggage from Guate-
mala; at Boston, Mass. with assorted plants and soil in air baggage from Portugal;
and at Philadelphia, Pa., with cabbage in stores from Germany. L. marginatus (?)
at Honolulu, Hawaii with Asparagus sp. in cargo from Japan; at Philadelphia, Pa.,
with cabbage in stores from the Azores.

Limax maximus at New York, N. Y., with woody plants in baggage from
England; at Philadelphia, Pa., with cabbage in stores from Norway.

Theba pisana at Boston, Mass.. on wall of a refrigerator in stores from an
unknown origin; at New York, N. Y., with globe artichoke in stores from Italy;
at Washington, D. C., with lettuce in air stores from Germany. T. pisana (?)
at Philadelphia, Pa., with lettuce in stores from the Netherlands.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

The sweet orange scab (Hisinoe australis) was intercepted 84 times; sixty-two
of these interceptions came from Brazil on sour orange, lemon, sweet orange,
satsuma orange, and sour lime; 18 from Argentina on lemon, Mandarin orange,
sweet orange, and sour lime; 1 from Paraguay on sweet orange; 3 from Uruguay on
sweet orange.

Citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri) was intercepted 104 times; 83 of these came
from Japan, 13 from China, 3 from India, 2 from New Guinea, and 1 each from
Indonesia, the Philippines, and an unknown origin. These interceptions were
made from the following hosts: Citrus sp. (leaf), Citrus sp. (peel), grapefruit,
lemon, Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour lime, sour orange, and sweet orange.

Cancrosis B (Xanthomonas sp.), another bacterial disease of citrus, producing
symptoms similar to citrus canker, was intercepted 3 times on lemon and once on
sweet orange from Argentina, and once on lemon from Brazil.

Other interceptions were:

Anthostomella keisslert on Brassavola nodosa, an orchid, in air mail from the
Canal Zone and on an orchid plant in air cargo from Costa Rica.

Cercospora kalmiae on mountain laurel in quarters of airplanes from England,
the Netherlands, and an unknown origin.
rf Cercospora protearum on Protea sp. leaf in air cargo from the Union of South

frica.

Chrysomyza ledicola on spruce in baggage from Canada.

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri on Rhododendron eremastum and R. hirsutum
in cargo from England and on rock rhododendron in air mail from Switzerland.

Gymnosporangium haraeanum on juniper in baggage from Japan.

Micropeltis bakert on Epidendrum sp., an orchid, in air mail from the Canal
Zone and on an orchid plant in air baggage from Panama.

Neovossia indica, ‘interesting and not in the United States,’’ on wheat in mail
from Afghanistan.

Phakopsora jatrophicola, ‘‘an interesting tropical rust,’’ on bellyache nettlespurge
in air cargo from Guadeloupe.

Phomopsis orchidophilus on Laelia sp., an orchid, in mail from Mexico.

Phyllostictina pyriformis on various orchids in air cargo from the Canal Zone,
New Guinea, and Panama and on orchid in cargo from Mexico.

Puccinia aeluropi on stems of Aeluropus littoralis in mail from Afghanistan.

Puccinia pelargonii-zonalis, ‘“‘new to the United States as far as is known,” on
horseshoe geranium leaf in air baggage from Hawaii.

Puccinia poae-nemoralis on a stem of Poa sp. in mail from Afghanistan.

Puccinia scirpi, ‘not reported in the United States,” on Scirpus sp. in cargo
from Italy.

A ringspot virus on watermelon in cargo from Mexico and on watermelon in
stores from Spanish Morocco.

Septoria phleina (?) on timothy seed in mail from Afghanistan.

Seploria selenophomoides on various orchids in air cargo from Brazil, England,
and Mexico, and on Stanhopea sp., an orchid, in mail from Mexico.

Sphaceloma spondiadis on yellow mombin in air baggage from the Barbados.

Sphaceloma zorniae, on Zornia sp. in air baggage from St. Kitts.

Uredo oncidii on Oncidium varicosum, an orchid, in mail from Brazil, and on
Oncidium spp. in air cargo from Costa Rica, Honduras, and Trinidad.

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INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Pests of potential economic importance have been determined to
genus only because they were either (1) a new host or distribution
record, (2) immature specimens, (3) in poor condition for specific
determination, or (4) there is a lack of authentic material in our

collection for comparison.
INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:

Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from
Brazil; at Brownsv ille, Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; at Eagle Pass,
Tex., in quince in baggage from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in erapefruit in stores
from Brazil; at New York, N. Y., in coffee berry in air baggage from Colombia;
at Progresso, Tex. in pear in baggage from Mexico; at San Juan, P. R., in sapodilla
in air baggage from Brazil.

Anastrepha sp., probably ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in pear in baggage from
Mexico; at Hidalgo, Tex., in pear in baggage from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in
orange in quarters from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in avocado and pear in baggage
from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at San Pedro,
Calif., in sapote (Calocarpum sapota) in air baggage from Mexico; at San Ysidro,
Calif., in mango in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at Brownsville, Tex., in mamey
in cargo from Mexico; in mango in baggage from Mexico; and in mango in air
baggage from Nicaragua; at Galveston, Tex., in pomegranate in quarters from
Cuba; at Laredo, Tex., in orange and guava in baggage from Mexico; at New
Orleans, La., in yellow mombin in air baggage from Salvador; at New York, N.
Y., in mango in air baggage from Colombia; at Philadelphia, Pa., in grapefruit
in stores from Trinidad; at Christiansted, St. Croix in guava-berry (Hugenia
floribunda) in cargo from Tortola; at San Antonio, Tex., in orange in air bag-
gage from Mexico; at San Pedro, Calif., in orange in air baggage from
Guatemala.

Anastrepha sp., probably serpentina, at Brownsville, Tex., in mamey in baggage
from Mexico; at Progresso, Tex., in quince in baggage from Mexico.
ad sp., probably striata, at Nogales, Ariz., in guava in baggage from

exico.

Anastrepha sp. at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Browns-
ville, Tex., in Mandarin orange in air baggage from Brazil; at Charleston, 8. C.,
in orange in stores from Cuba; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in garbage can for seized
fruits from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in mango in air baggage from Mexico; at
Houston, Tex., in mango in air baggage from Guatemala; at Laredo, Tex., in
apple in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in coffee berries in air baggage
from Brazil; in Mandarin orange in air baggage from Argentina; in mango in air
baggage from Colombia, Honduras, and Peru; and in orange in air baggage and
air stores from Colombia; at New York, N. Y.,in plum in air baggage from Vene-
zuela; at Nogales, Ariz., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Roma, Tex., in
pear in baggage from Mexico; at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas in mango in
cargo from Dominica; at San Pedro, Calif., in coco-plum in baggage from
Nicaragua.

Dacus sp., at Honolulu, Hawaii in Syzygiwm cumini in air baggage from the
Philippines.

Mee eooetts sp., probably juglandis Cress. in black walnut in baggage from
Mexico.

Rhagoletis sp. at Washington, D. C., with rose hips in mail from Afghanistan.

Forty interceptions, identified to fainily only, Tephritidae, were intercepted at
the following ports: National Airport, Arlington, Va., in orange in passenger’s
baggage thought to be from Italy; at Boston, Mass., in bag containing apples,
apricots, and cherries in air stores from an unknown origin ; in cherry in air stores
from an unknown origin; in chili pepper in stores from Natal, South Africa; in
cucumber in stores from French West Africa; in grapefruit in stores from Argen-
tina; and in orange in baggage from an unknown origin; at Brownsville, Tex., in
mango in baggage from Mexico; at Honolulu, Hawaii in Eugenia malaccensis in

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air stores from the Philippines; in peach in air stores from Australia; in pepper in
air baggage from Thailand; and in santol in air baggage from the Philippines; at
Houston, Tex., in apple in air cargo from Peru and in grapefruit and orange in
stores from Brazil; at New York, N. Y., in apricot in cargo from the Union of
South Africa; in grape in cargo from Argentina and the Union of South Africa;
in lemon in baggage from Italy; in orange in baggage from the Union of South
Africa; in peach in cargo from the Union of South Africa; and with cut flowers
of zinnias in baggage from Bermuda; at Philadelphia, Pa., in apple in stores from
Japan; in lemon in stores from Australia; in pepper in stores from Belgian Congo;
two pupae in soil around horseradish roots in stores from Germany; and in squash
in stores from French West Africa; at Roma, Tex., in orange in baggage from
Mexico; at San Juan, P. R., in pepper in air baggage from Trinidad; in pulp of
tree seeds in air baggage from British Guiana; at Seattle, Wash., in mango in air
baggage from the Philippines; at Washington, D. C., in mango in mail from
Guam and in oval leaf whortleberry in mail from Japan.

Other incompletely determined insects worthy of mention were:

An aleyrodid, Aleurodicinae, new species and new genus, near Aleurodicus, at
Laredo, Tex., on Hpidendrum sp., an orchid, and Laelia sp., an orchid, in cargo
from Mexico; at Brownsville, Tex., on orchid plants in cargo from Mexico; at
Miami, Fla., on an orchid plant in cargo from Guatemala.

An aleyrodid, new species and new genus, near Bellitudo, at San Diego, Calif.
on an unidentified leaf in cargo from Ecuador.

A pentatomid, Alitocoris sp., a new species, at Laredo, Tex., on an orchid plant
in cargo from Mexico.

Amphelasma sp. (Chrysomelidae), new to the National Museum collection, at
Laredo, Tex., on an orchid plant in cargo from Mexico.

Aonidia sp. (Coccidae), ‘‘a very curious insect—not described,’’ at Washington,
D. C., on mango budstick in express from Ceylon.

Bruchidius sp., near cisti (F.) (Bruchidae) at Washington, D. C., with Astragalus
sp. seed and seed pods in mail from Afghanistan.

Bruchidius sp., near orchesioides Heyd. (Bruchidae), at Houston, Tex., with
seed of Cyamopsis tetragonoloba from Pakistan.

Bruchidius sp., probably perparvulus (Boh.) (Bruchidae), at New York, N. Y.,
in Trifolium ochroleucum seed in cargo from Italy.

Bruchidius sp., possibly stylophorus (Daniel) (Bruchidae), at Washington, D.
C., with a seed pod of Medicago intertexta from Sicily.

Bruchus sp., probably hamatus Miller (Bruchidae), at Washington, D. C., in
legume seed in mail from Turkey; at Hoboken, N. J., in legume seed in mail from
Tangier, France.

A curculionid, Brachyrhinus sp., at New York, between stems of a cardoon
thistle plant in air baggage from Italy; on Grecian laurel foliage in furnishings
from Italy; and at Washington, D. C., with seed head of Trifoliwm sp. in mail
from Turkey.

Cerococcus sp. (Coccidae), ‘‘does not appear to agree with anything described,”
at Washington, D. C., on leaf and stem of black pepper in mail from Indonesia.

Dyspessa sp. (Cossidae) at New York, N. Y., with garlic in cargo from Morocco.

Epicaerus sp., probably cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae), at Houston, Tex., in
potato in baggage and stores from Mexico.

Epicaerus sp. at Baltimore, Md., and Laredo, Tex., in potato in stores from
Mexico; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in potato in railway car from Mexico.

A curculionid, Hucactophagus, a new species near graphipterus Champ., at Miami,
Fla., on a psuedobulb of Cycnoches ventricosum, an orchid, in air cargo from
Guatemala.

“Hulia” sp. (Tortricidae), probably new, at New York, N. Y., on nectarine in
cargo from Chile.

Gnorimoschema sp., near or = borsaniella (Koehr.) (Gelechiidae), at Baltimore,
Md., in pepper in stores from Hawaii.

Gnorimoschema sp., probably ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae), at Philadelphia,
Pa., in beet in stores from Egypt and France.

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) at Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores
from Trinidad, in orange in quarters from Eucador.

Lizus sp. (Curculinoid) at Baltimore, Md., in beet in stores from Algeria; at
Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from Egypt and Italy.

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Longitarsus sp., probably parvulus (Payk.) (Chrysomelidae), at Hoboken, N. J.,
with grass packing with hop roots in mail from Belgium.

Megacerus sp. (Bruchidae), new to the National Museum collection, at Houston,
Tex., in an unidentified pod in cargo from Ecuador.

A coccid, Platylecanium sp., or close—‘pretty surely undescribed,” at Miami,
Fla., on a leaf of Vanda sp., an orchid, in cargo from Thailand.

A coccid, Pseudoparlatoria sp., ‘‘close to noacki Ckll. but not same and may well
be undescribed,” at Hoboken, N. J., on Anthurium reticulatum leaf in air cargo
from Colombia.

Puto sp. (Coccidae), “does not fit any described species and consider it might
be undescribed,” at Honolulu, Hawaii on Hlleanthus sp., an orchid, in air express
from Costa Rica.

A curculionid, Zeugorygma sp., probably orangiae Mshl. or a new species, at
Washington, D. C., with seed heads of Digitaria tricholanoides in mail from the
Orange Free State, Union of South Africa.

A total of 1,532 incompletely determined insects of quarantine significance
were recorded during the year.

DISEASES

Asterina sp., apparently undescribed, at Washington, D. C., on Shortia soldanel-
loides in air express from Japan.

Cercospora st. at Hoboken, N. J., on a leaf of an anthurium hybrid in air
express from Colombia; at Brownsville, Tex., on a leaf of Chamaedorea sp. in air
cargo from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., on frond of Collina elegans (?) in air cargo
from Mexico; at San Francisco, Calif., on umbrella pine in air cargo from Japan.
‘Unreported to the host and the United States as far as is known.”

Clypeollela sp., probably undescribed, at Honolulu, Hawaii on Gardenia sp. in
air baggage from Tahiti.

Coleosporium (?) sp., at San Francisco, Calif., on Dendrochilum cobbianum, an
orchid, in air cargo from the Philippines.

Cytospora sp. at Mobile, Ala., on Terminalia bellerica in quarters from Trini-
dad—‘‘none reported on this host as far as is known.”

Helminthosporium sp., probably new, at Laredo, Tex., on onion in cargo from
Mexico.

Mycosphaerella sp. at Washington, D. C., on seed of Hyparrhenia lintonii in
mail from Kenya—‘‘none reported on this host as far as is known.”

Pestalotia sp. at San Francisco, Calif., on Araucaria klinkii seed in air cargo
from New Guinea; at San Juan, P. R., on Jzora sp. leaf in air cargo from Trini-
dad—“‘none reported on this host as far as is known’’; at San Pedro, Calif., on a
philodendron leaf in air baggage from Mexico—‘‘probably new to the host’’; at
Hoboken, N. J., on Visnea mocanera leaf in air mail from Portugal—‘‘new for the
host.”

Phyllosticta sp. at San Francisco, Calif., on umbrella pine in air cargo from
Japan—‘‘unreported for the host and the United States as far as is known.’’

Phyllostictina sp. on a ti leaf during preflight inspection of the quarters of an
airplane leaving Hawaii for the mainland; at San Francisco, Calif., on a gardenia
leaf in mail from Japan—‘none reported on this host as far as is known’’; on a
gardenia plant in preflight inspection of cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland;
at San Francisco, Calif., on umbrella pine in air cargo from Japan—‘unreported
for the host and the United States as far as is known.”

Probably Physalospora sp. at Washington, D. C., on Melica sp. in mail from
Afghanistan.

Pyrenochaeta sp. at San Juan, P. R., on an ixora leaf in air cargo from Trini-
dad—‘‘none reported on this host as far as is known.”’

Rhabdospora sp. at San Pedro, Calif., on a ginkgo stem in mail from Japan.

Septoria sp. at Miami, Fla., on a camellia leaf in air baggage from Peru; at
San Antonio, Tex., on an anthurium leaf in air baggage from Mexico; at Hous-
ton, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. in cargo from Mexico; and at Washington, D. C.,
on a stem of Puccinellia sp. in mail from Afghanistan.

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NEMATODES

Incompletely determined nematodes worthy of mention were:

Aphelenchoides sp., at New York, N. Y. in Colocasia sp. tuber in stores from
Japan.

eieonadena sp., probably avenae, at Hoboken, N. J., in soil with roots of rho-
dodendron in mail from England; at New York, N. Vic in soil with horseradish
in cargo from Germany.

Heterodera sp., probably cacti, at Laredo, Tex., in soil in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably carotae Jones, at Philadelphia, Pa., in soil with carrots
in stores from Lebanon.

Heterodera sp., possibly punctata, at Hoboken, N. J., in soil with delphinium
plants in cargo from England.

Heterodera sp., probably rostochiensis, at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with cactus in
baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., possibly trifolii (Goffart) Oostenbrink, at Hoboken, N. J.,
soil with roses in cargo from Germany.

Other members of the genus Heterodera were intercepted 310 times at 20 ports
from the following countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azores, Belgium,
Bermuda, Canada, Chile, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Egypt, England,
Finland, France, French West Africa, Germany, ’Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan,
Israel, Luxembourg, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway,
Peru, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, and Yugoslavia. These
interceptions were made from soil samples, sand ballast, soil with army cargo,
and soil with plant material in baggage, cargo, mail, and quarters; in soil with
vegetables in cargo and stores; in soil with bulbs and tubers in baggage, cargo,
and mail; in soil in sweepings from empty railway cars; and in soil in sweepings
from railway cars carrying potatoes.

Meloidogyne sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in rhizomes of calla lily in cargo and mail
from France and in cargo from Italy; in tubers of Achimenes spp., in cargo and
mail from the Netherlands; in astilbe and Siberian bugloss roots in cargo from
the Netherlands; in Calla sp. rhizomes in cargo from Italy; in kamchatka bug-
bane roots in cargo from the Netherlands; in roots of Clematis spp. in cargo
from the Netherlands and in air mail from England; in Geum hybrid roots in
cargo from the Netherlands; in isoloma tuber in mail from the Netherlands; in
roots of Japanese iris in cargo from Japan; in a tuber of Naegelia sp. in cargo
from the Netherlands; in peony roots in mail from England and in peony roots
in cargo from the Netherlands; in shamrock roots in cargo from Ireland; in tubers
of Rechsteineria macropoda in cargo and mail from the Netherlands; in roots of
Weigela middendorfiana in cargo from the Netherlands; at San Diego, Calif., in
begonia roots in baggage from Mexico; in celery roots in stores from Norway;
in potatoes in stores from Chile and Denmark; at San Pedro, Calif., in roots of
an unknown plant in baggage from Hawaii.

Pratylenchus sp., closely related to minyus Sher and Allen, at New York,
N. Y., in Colocasza sp. tuber in stores from Japan.

Pratylenchus sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in roots of Bletilla hyacinthina, an orchid,
in air mail from the Netherlands; in roots of Christmas rose in cargo and air
cargo from the Netherlands; in roots of Clematis spp., in cargo from the Nether-
lands and in air mail from England; in roots of Hpipactis gigantea, an orchid,
in air mail from the Netherlands; in roots of Helleborus spp. in cargo from the
Netherlands and in mail from England; in rhizome of Japanese iris in cargo
from the Netherlands; in roots of /ris spp. in cargo from England; in roots of
Kniphofia sp. in cargo from the Netherlands; in roots of solomonseal in cargo
from the Netherlands; in Siberian bugloss in cargo from the Netherlands; in roots
of Trollius spp. in cargo and air cargo from the Netherlands; and in western
bleedingheart in cargo from the Netherlands.

A total of 745 incompletely determined pathogens of Seeman significance
were recorded during the year.

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Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

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Country Insect | Disease Country | Insect | Disease
Number | Number Number | Number
Africa: Europe—Continued
PAU PATIStAN = ee ee ee 11 12 Malta == 22 2. Saas s oes ee 1 0
{Nitto 0 1 Netherlands-__--__-- 56 30
Niporias 2222 <2 Ses se oe 3 1 Northern Ireland 1 4
Arig Ola oe stot ee oe 2 0 INONW AY none oan aoe eee 3 2
BelcianiCongos se ase 3 0 Polandse sas hee eee ee 0 1
@anary Islands! -=_-=2-2--.- 2 1 Portugal ee 16 1
Cape Verde Islands_-_-_-_-- 2 0 Scotland=22-222- === = 9 11
TOYA 9) ses 11 2 Spainhss-= sees soe 31 7
Gold Coast===- 2 0 Swedene= = 2=-<= 2222s 222e = 6 2
IKGTN a oe or 3 5 Switzerland==-==2=) === 2 30
Mibenias aS ere eS kee 1 1 Wales eb Se eee 0 1
Madeira Islands--_---------- 2 0 SYugoslavia=*22=2 = e 5 0
IVEQTOCCOS ease eae eee 2 1 || North America:
INTO ee ees 4 1 BOLMNUG Beet ene eer 27 1
IROL Poe ee 2 1 @anadat see eee 14 4
Spanish Morocco----------- 3 1 @analiZone=eee se eee 71 a
SRTATIS Vaal seo e eB on hs 1 1 Central America::_----- 222 3 0
“tb Pe a ee 0 1 British Honduras--------- 1 0
Union of South Africa___-__- 31 27 Costa Rica 22 7
Asia: Guatemala 31 1
JASE enet ose eeees 1 0 Honduras- - - 15 3
WeylOnteeese Sean ee 2 1 Nicaragua--- 17 0
Ohinaseenne ote tee 7 64 Panam asses eee il 6
ON DTS Sena esas 2 0 Salvadormeeecsss saa e aes 21 1
Honmosas setae no Stas =s 2 2 2 Mexi CO See en enone 638 135
inet eee Sarees 24 8 West Indies:
mC oneSines- “sehen t= SS Ess 3 il PAT pil pee ee 1 0
Iii =e aeeeeee eee es 2 2 AN TIO a ena 2 1
aCe ae Se eet 3 0 PAT Dae oo ee ee ee 2 0
sre eee eet eee 7 1 Leyla yaa Sipe ee 5 2
apatleen = see ee ne aoe ee 134 210 IBaG DAG OSea= = ee ea een 0 1
Aeyostn (() eee ears eee 2 0 Cayman Islands--------_- 1 0
NAOT ER noe ate TEs 1 0 Cubase ses eee 43 2
eH AN OMe tea =o nee eee 5 1 IDYos aah bance Gee ae ee 6 0
ORION eres Soret Es 0 1 Dominican Republic---_- 5 1
IBAKISCAMee ae eee ee ae ee 5 0 Grenad ae tar eee wee eae 2 0
Straits Settlements__-__--_- 0 1 Guadeloupe eee 0 1
DVL an ees see 1 0 Late sas ee ee ee 5 0
Vevey ena LE pees Se Se pee 5 0 qT CAee ea eee 49 2
Marke yercs se ka es 4 3 Martini ques = ae 1 2
Australasia: Martini quey(?) sss ates 1 0
JAR RD es ee 13 17 IMOntsenna t= spa 4 0
TM WwetO kere 2 eee 2 0 IPVCKLOMR CO paar ee 9 5
miwecoks (2) ose e= se 1 0 SUS tisha eae 5 1
ijipislandsS=ases = se aes 5 3 Sievaincente see 1 0
(CHOPRA es 5 ee eee eee 11 1 MO Dag OS set ane nae aes 1 0
EW al eee eee ee 353 8 Trinidad ares aaa ee eee 27 2
CEI ce he ee oe nee 0 1 iVairginy © OTd ass ae ee 1 0
Rewajalemne="= 2222 as 4 0 || South America:
Wid waves te baa oe 2 0 Arc en tindeneese seen see 5 30
News Guines= essen a eat 1 5 TB Taz ieee eae rae eee 43 72
INe@weZealand= =" s--s ir! 1 3 BritishyGwianasss seen 2 0
INOnOlK Island==s=. . = ye 0 8 Chile ee ees 19 2
CORINA Wiese eon eee 0 1 Golomb igte aes ees 10 1
hippies s.- sae eee 16 4 MCuad One tenet eee eens 51 2
igcaimelsiand’ 225) =e) 0 1 IPATACU A Ye 1 1
SOupnpEACIfi C= 22522520 a ere 1 0 POT eee ee 9 4
Rani bie see 2 0 Winbeqeh eee sa ee 0 3
Wiestieacific=. 22222 as 1 0 SVienioztiela sae ee een een 12 0
Europe: :
PAIS GGL eee et ee 2 1 85 56
IN OT CSE aa rs es a | 15 4 210 295
Beleivimec to abe ere 15 5 413 52
Czechoslovakia--_-----_---_- 0 1 UTODG eee eee ees 533 242
LD oyun a fete Se oe coe Se pe tt) 5 INonthyAumerica = ess = see 1, 042 185
mnplandss ote a 52 43 SouthpAunerica sss saan 152 115
IDTUINO) OD cis ete eee Bees toes 1 0 (Uric Owl ek eee 21 5
Hinlangyet fee (0) 2 Ly NY) Hs ance, soe reece ete, ie 2, 456 950
TAN Coe ce ee a 24 9 Total incompletely deter- 1532 745
Germany eee ane hens 26 29 mined pests.
(CHACEO Si 2 a Sn ee 19 3 Total insect interceptions_| 3,988 |---------
Trelandseet ns fey Ee 5 10 Total disease intercep- |--------- 1, 695
Gay eee cr kee das KC 244 40 tions.
ixembourg see ee eee 0 1 Grand itotaleeses sess lbeee een 15, 683

1 This total represents only pests of known or potential plant-quarantine importance. The total of all
nterceptions made during the year was 18,504.

Notr.—Interceptions were also made from Bolivia, East Africa, Ethiopia, French West Africa, Hungary,
Israel, Majuro, Marshall Islands, Natal, Nevis, Palestine, Pretoria, Saipan, Saudi Arabia, Tanganyika,
Tangier, Tasmania, and Tortola.

12 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) _---------------------- Brazil cae eee

Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) ___-------------- StaaViincen taeeaeeeeeeene
Acanthoscelides obvelatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris (kidney bean) -_---------------- INTOXIC Osean ete
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae):

Alu mysativinin (Sari) pee eee India, Lebanon_-_-_------
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):

Allium porrum (leek)..___----------~------==----- Germany, Italy___------
Adoretus sinicus (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):

UNS 0) C1 0S) a Se pk oe pa i ee Se ae TRIN VEIL, spe po aeeen See

IBAS tages ee lo ee oe ence oe aenee sens en en ea [=ee oe doz 3 BE Soke Pace

Oniiboxfotifoliages =. 2 So ae ee eens Paes dot eee

Onisulitcases2 abs Ses Sa ee ee 2 Saice 2S al|a (6 (oe ee Sere een es

Wirappintipaper es e222! Soo eee ee ee EE oe (0 Ko eR Se ee
Adoxophyes orana (F. R.) (Tortricidae):

Pilea misprs Wily) tee ee Es See oe Netherlands___-.--_.__--

iNalusisylvestnish (Apple) massac sees oe eee ee inglande at eiaee

SD BOs CVE) Se ee ee INetherlands®22= =. == 2=5-
Agonum rugulosus (Chap.) (Platypodidae):

Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’’)_------------ Colombiaae =a
Agriotes limosus (Lee.) (Elateridae):

Soilvaroun@dievercreenss nae eee ee eee Canad arts ee nae
Agrotis ypsilon (Rott.) (Phalaenidae):

Lactuca sativa (lettuce) ..------------------------ Hey pty sae See 2 es
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):

Gitrusvaurantifoligs (lime) ete en eee IWIGXICO bso ene ee

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ____----------------|----- (Loyang Ne a

Citrus mitis (ealamondin orange)-_-__------.------]----- Coke: Ae eae eae

Gitrirsisinensisa(OTal eC) ee ee eee es eee Cog ub Bh se Tee

(GUO) SD sod ecto c ee ceete Sane Sees Saeed o ba sensites|bocee! Oe her hee Seay

Sh Ea ia Poets ar OLE RNP re Re eerie | (hae Saas See oe
Vireconarainni gardeniae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):

Coffeaisp-s (coffee) oe ee eae ee AY ene (0 Kaye BS ea pence

Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _-__-_-------------.--]..---- (hope 5 a Sek wee ois
Aleuroplatus cococolus Q. (Aleyrodidae):

Ghamacdor cass pete ae ee ee eee | ne ORS ES Se ee
Aleuroplatus plumosus (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):

SEAL IIAGAS Dea er a a Ee Oe gE IDM BNGh 8 ae
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):

Gitnustsinensisi(Olanee) hee ee eee Dominican Republic___-

Citrus sp., probably limon (lemon)-------------- IMICxXiCOs=See Ee Se ee

OPA TASH SY 0 eee a aa Nice at ae ET i Argentina, Mexico-____--
Aleurotuberculatus similis Takah. (Aleyrodidae):

Camelliajaponica; (camellia) = =e AEH Of Na epee Sel he a
Aleyrodes azalea Baker & Moles (Aleyrodidae):

RNOG Oden ar ON NUL ChONALU Ta en | eee dots ee eee

Rhododendron obtusum japonicum ...-------—.----|.----- ose: = Seer ees

IRKOdOden dons pe ee eee eee eerne Belgium)
Algarobius prosopis (Lec.) (Bruchidae):

NST 0) EES VSR Ses eo nS eas dE eS se Pawel 2 ee oe ee
Allantus cinctus (L.) (Tenthredinidae):

Kerria japonica pleniflora eal et ee el Se ee INetherland sss

iMalusisyivestnisi (apple) seen ee Can'adanau aaa sae

Rosa multiflora (Japanese rose) ___--------------- Netherlands_____-.------
Alpheias conspirata Hein (Galleriidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-----_-----------.-- Mexicou. === aac eee
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae):

PAT INEN LAST or (SCALICE) eee ae a em neta | Cee (6 Kayla iy Ss

BromMcliagee aS. aaa POET e Le Aer eee 2) || oe Gofes a eee ae

Gardenia: spss S hoe ead Le Seek ia eae ee Va walls. 22 ae as

Gladioiusisp a= ee ees eee ea WMiexicos- = = Bees Saree

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___-------------|----- (ao pean aes Sa Ya =
Amorbia emigratella Buseck (?) (Tortricidae):

Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla Jily)__------------_-]----- dos: 2h ise ee es
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Citrus(paradisi (grapetrilit) eee eens Brazil phere a= eee

Gitrisks7ensiss(OLan ge) nee ee ee ae eee Argentina, Brazil__-____-

PTL SID EN 81 CQ) (DEACH) Leese eae nen ee eae IMGxicolly: 2 AE eee ea

Peidiumiguajava\(euava) oe ee Colombia== =

PTUs COMMULNIS (DEat) eaeee eee nee eee BIN Mexico. 22 eae

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Belg lee fe
B2| 2 jas
Oo 14 lu
eee een (mea lit] ID SCGrs
ts | Sas | eee Oxeos

Eas | eee 9} l) 1D) (Ce

Dy) 222 Minn eex.
Pes |) 43 Sss5 bas
5ee5|| -& e=--|) Isle nwenti.

i escslea—s|| leley iti.

1 Sees | es | awaie

| Sos | eee Eaves
fy ESS Eee | Alawar

WY [tllesae|| Ge.

aye ths als) || 1242).

22 | ReeS eee Ariz., Tex
Leg} pee 28 | ees riz.

1 eS Ses aMexe
Beee|)) 74 |bsss|) Wass,

1| 1|.__.| Fla.*, Tex.
es ckes| ae Dees

rel ees eee N.Y
Be lie ta hb INe dl
ott Sees | Soe Tex
1 | ea Tex.
cee | Mee S| RAT IZ
Ga [eel ee Calif.*
yal ee ee NERY Lex
ge eee eee Tex.
i | eee | eee Tex
2 a\yby2:t| =<f= | Pere hex
EN 3) | es la aeehexe
3 es | Bee Tex.
AL) eee Fla.*
ile eollste— Tex

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

13

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

| Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin Knee alc Collected
le _| 8 |e in—
28| $ jas
ae] ag lor
° ° a
Oa (a
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (2) (Tephritidae):
Girusrsinensis (Orange) =s5-- 2-2 =- =n ee Brazilecoke esis Sees oe olin ee ae ee ass
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):

Casimiroa edulis (white sapote) IVICXi COM eee eee US) (eee et (a Yep '<

Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) ___.-------.------|----- donee haa eae Sylar S| Se | eA zee exe

Giinusporadis? (Srapeiruit) == a= eee |e yagi ee S| le eee ie Calitee lex:

Gitrausisinensis: (orange). -2--.---=------_________- Guatemala, Mexico. ___- 7d 26) | SS ANT ase "Ariz.

IBIS INI en
Tex.

Cydonia oblonga (quince) ___.-------------..------ INEXd COM ae eres Oy |e | ees | nalexe

Mammea americana (mamey) __.-------_---____- Mexico, Nicaragua_____- 1 1 ees ER exe

WMangifermindarca (Mango) = 2s. = ee Guatemala, Mexico, | 64| 2 |____| Ariz., Calif.,
Nicaragua, Salvador Calif.*,

La., ‘Tex.

Persea americana (avocado)___------------------- IMUOXI CO ee ee eee Tt | S242) exe

SENT TULSH DENS? COM (CACTI) mere a ee Pe 0 Fes Ee 2 ire eee 2) |= == |e | ee xe

EAT AUSKCOTIVITULL TERS UD GAT) ee ee | QO zat iS oF ent aires. Ti SS | ie Ariz el ex.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephritidae):

Wiangifenaindicai(qMmango)))22=2—- == 2- Brazil, Costa Rica, | 71 | 6 |____| Calif.,
Cuba, Dominican Re- Calif.*,
public, Guatemala, Fla.*, La.,
Haiti, Honduras, Ja- Ne dey INTE
maica, Mexico, Nica- Ne RAR,
ragua, Panama, Puer- Tex.
to Rico, Salvador

Psidium guajava (guava) __---------------------- Guatemala aaa ae 1 | eae st La.

UUSTCOTILTLUALISR (D Cally) mem ene Miexicolcs 8. Slats nl 194) eS See Tex.

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)__----_---___- Guatemala, Nicaragua, | 11 |____]___- Calieiar,
Salvador. Tex.

Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)__ __-_-____- Cuba, Nicaragua.______- 273} ae 2 ses Calif.*, Fla.*

Sen Fos (Caaoyan) yin) a ee Costa Rica, Nicaragua, | 3 |____| 1] Fla., Fla. Le
Salvador. Tex

Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (Sapodilla) _.____._--__-___--_-_--_- Guatemala, Mexico, Nic-| 5 |____|__-_| Calif.*, La.,
aragua, Salvador. Tex
Giirusisinensis) (OLange)\-- 2 nee eee Brazile re iia meeps | li EB S=||wRas
Mammea americana (mamey)_---------------__-- Shiyexoloye = eee Tal seed eal el Biche,
MOM gifenatidica) (MAlig 0) pena ae ee Colombia, Ecuador ____- 2 fh | ees | een | aa
SAD OLC Reo rrset eee ee Se ee eee ee Salad ores 1 | apegea Heme eA BYES <
Anastrepha striata Schin. (Tephritidae):

JEU, GRUDGE ae es Costa Rica, Mexico--_-- 6) | ee eee Ari zeelex.
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):

PSALM UAjOUG) (SUAVE) 2s IPVETCORE COM =a ae =|) See e)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) _---------------------- Anguilla, Canal Zone, | Sa seesse|) 1D), Cop Na NG
Dominican Republic, St. Croix,
Montserrat, St. Kitts. St. Thomas

& St.John.
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Stenotaphrum secundatum (St. Augustine grass)_-| Bermuda__-_____________ esas | eter | sla EARL a)
Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)______________- Greece ltaly=ss==- =e ae 9 [E.e8|! (Caley es,
Anuraphis tulipae (Fonsc.) (Aphidae):

GLOGIONIS Sp eee aes oe ae eb INetherland's22225 22m See|Sec5]| aby INL, NC

LIGO3 CHT Ba ot aed 90 Sah = 9 EE eae "eT ee a ed [Syeveabyaele 2 he be a|eesel) Il |] ING de

Tr ASUROnOL ROW te eee ee Le Sey eae re Se (6 (oer Sf Seal staltt uo iNi ads

A SESLOLOTIUEN Oe ee tne ene ne oe a ota INetherlands= essa aes Be Sales = (MeL Nis

HIPS CSP es PRS ncn Sis = aa ae eR Fy 2 ial ee a ee See ZG WIN edi

SPO OT FD)5, aud bin) so ee ee ee Belgium, Netherlands__-| 1 |-_--| 3] La., Pa.,

Mex,
Aonidiella comperi McKenzie (Coccidae):
Citrusiaunantifolia) Gime) 22-2 2 DOMINICA a= ee ee 1 Es ee St homas
& St. John
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):

Cannabisisativa) (hemp) 2 — 2 eee LAD ATI caer re mE eeee|) Ab |ececl Wes.

Gitrusparadisi (pomelo) ms 2222 ee Hing eee hes eee 1h | Pees as ea wale

(Cocosiniuciferai(COCOnUt) sense eens nen ene Gig Ese Sees eae 1G ees ees || Hawaii.

FE] rr eee ee i | RSET ee Rae eh ete J ADAlies ae ee eee eee | PS 1 -! Calif.*

14

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

—.

Aonidiella marginipora McKenzie (Coccidae):
OrchidGte s228 eee eet ee ee
Airplane 2 See Bae Pah ee woe se eee ee ee

Apion pomonae F. (Curculionidae):

Vicia sativa (vetch)

Araecerus vieillardi Montrz. (Anthribidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)---__-------------

Arcte caerulera (Guen.) (Phalaenidae):

FAUT DIET aa tate Se ote 5 Oe ae ea a Pe ere

Ardis sulcata (Cam.) (Tenthredinidae):

Rosa sp

Argyresthia conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Arion ater IL. (Mollusca):
ROdOdENATOTSD ee ee ee

Aspidiotus australiensis Kuw. (Coccidae):
Dendrobiumstoici (OLChid)) 2-8 =a ne ae

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Camelliaisp e223 Ey ee er eee ek aa

Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):

Annona squamosa (Sugar-apple)-.--._-___-_______-
Cocosinucifera; (Coconut) 2a ae
Leaf—unkn

Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):

Persea americana (avocado)
Aspidiotus hedericola Ldgr. (Coccidae):

Hedera sp. (ivy)
Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadd. (Coccidae):

Cochlospenmiumivitifoltumass. i= es oe eee
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):

PAT ECONCOLILECI| (DCLEL sp ellim)) mae eee = en nn

J AO) COO DAN se
Aspidiotus pyri Licht. (Coccidae):

Malusisytvestn7Sy (ape) eet eae
Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):

Rubus sp

Cattleyargnanwlosai (Orchid) = sss ee aee eee
Cattleyaisp see a ee Ene ee en
Cymbidium sinense (orchid) ---_-__---------------
FE DIMENLATUL TSP ease eae See BE oo Nae gee
Miltonia regenellii (orchid)
Oncidium sp. (orchid)
Orchids sok eR a ie RM pe eer eee

Asterolecanium miliaris robustrum Green (?) (Coc-
cidae):

Asterolecanium pustulans (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
ETIDISCUSISD a Set CEE as 5 es ES eres ee
JOSTAUNALASD ek (AS TUTTLC) faeeeeeen eee eee ne
Pachira fastuosa (apompo pachira)-__-___-__-_-___-
Theobroma cacao (cacao bean)
Wnidentifiedbles t=. = = eee eae

Athous haemorrhoidalis (F.) (?) (Elateridae):
Soiltaroundgplanits ses ee eee ee

Atractomoprha ambigua Bol. (Acrididae):
Gordylinettenminalisi (th) aie eee

Aufeius impressicolis Stal (Coreidae):

Airplane sysek Sees ae ee eae ee

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

Country of origin if b if

‘=| + | oo
26/5/85
ge) § los

fo) oa

Oo 124 |

dH oY: Vale Oe eaey ve ee oe LD Syemia) eves bal
Hawaill=- 22 ae pees (Pee | tate
once eas 1h Eee |S eee
Mele yefrp ule nae Ae Pe et PAM ae ee
Japan, Midway (?)-____- AITO Re
Gernmany a= 1 Gees eee
Germany, Norway------ 1 La sae
Jnelandas te oss Lue ae Bees aris a
AuiStraliqessees 2 See seperti Ly
DAN See stenee shee, Seen se |i aa
Caymaniislands==-2-4|-2 Ns ee
Canal Zone__-___--.----- al epee ee
PanamAcess = ees eae Lh Sa ee
Cubale 22222 2 a eee eel eal
Miexi costs asses ue See [ia] ase
2 eee Oss ose = ee ae ee
talyac = === ee en ee pete pat
IPUcrtORRiCcos=s eee ee | enews ta
Phillippines____________- TES | ees | eee
i ieee eS | er ae pes | 1
Germany====—-— eee iL} |: S|
Bran causa sss sees AUS eae ae
Miexicomess Sse eens | Sata es 1
ne tye Glonees) SSS Se
BrazilS- = Serr sass Shes |= all>
CostapRicaseaa sa aaee pene tose | (DP it
Dna es ae er aa soca eee [aa
Cubath= =o ae eee hee el
Brazile se eee ee oe | eS
digvarriien2 Pera ae ets| |S)
Brazil, Canal Zone, |----|----| 7

Jamaica, Tobago.

i) ese al
Seo | sere el
Bey. eee) lea! |

Collected
in—

Calif.*
Hawaii.
Va.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Til.

INo M6
INERYS
Hawaii.
N.J.
Fla.*
Calif.*
Fla.*
Fla.
Tex.
Tex.
INERYS
DNC:

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

NERS
INS Ni

Fla.
Calif.*, Fla

Mass.
Hawaii.
Ariz.
DNC:
Fla.*
Calif.*
N.Y.
Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

15

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Aulacaspis mangiferae Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)

Aulacoscelis melanocera Dup. & Chevr. (Chryso-
melidae):

ENT bi). ee ee ees
Barathra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):

Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)

He:
Baris lepidii Germ. (Curculionidae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)
Bemisia inconspicua (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
mesi—unidentified._=225- -- it 2 tei ees
Noluwiencuriyjes carole si ee
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)
Blissus diplopterus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Bolbocoris variolosus (Germar) (Pentatomidae):
JROTC Ba Se a eee
Brachycerus Ebiientarus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
ANTI, SURO (CEIANO)E Sena es
Brachycerus algirus F. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)

ocr iinus ovatus (L.) (Curculionidae):
Vicia faba (broadbean).__-_______________--_--__-

Brachyrhinus porcatus (Hbst.) (Curculionidae):
Soil with pansies

Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus (Goeze) (Curculion-

idae):
GCedrisasp si (COday) mes eee LS aes
Brachyrhinus sulcatus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Callunn vulgaris: (heather) 222-5 22 ee
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca):
PAM EN UNLUMAS Dee ee a eee
Cucurbita pepo. (pumpKin)--- =. - 2252-2222
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
LOGOED BOs CUD Ese Le SUE ee Ree ee
Stenotaphrum secundatum (St. Augustine grass) -
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower)
Pree GWarloe ote cee ae DES e Ae
a darst=s (OLCHIG) seep ee ee ae
Brevipalpus australis (Tucker) (Tenuipalipidae):
GsiiATStlz 071s (ETON) ee ee
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes) (Tenuipalipidae):
Citrus limon (lemon)
CUUSIS Da te ee eee RN e Sem ew oye
Giniteics Spin (Orchid) Base see ee
FETADISCUS SP eeee Lone a ah ea bale ane
Bromeliaemiris puncticollis Hsiao (Miridae):
Dendroviwmisps) (Orchid) ss s=saane see
Bruchidius gilvuus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Cy MOGLOSSL TSP eee eke Ne ee es See a et
Bruchophagus onobrychidis (Nik.) (Eurytomidae):
Onobrychis viciaefolia (sainfoin) _-_______-________
Ono0ry Chisisp seen ee eee oe EA Ds a
Bruchus azoricus Cr. (?) (Bruchidae):
LOGE PROG SO eS EP EN 6 a ee nce ee
Bruchus brachialis Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Wiciarervilia (bitter vetch) ee ne eee
Vicia pannonica (Hungarian vetch).---__________
VA CiONSACIVON (Ve LEH) eee eee nny eee een
Vicia villosa (hairy vetch)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ' : Collected
Q Plo in—
Bg » OD
5.9/8 |Ss
clita ete lows
fo) oOo |e
Oo 14 |p
Brazil, Guatemala, Si Meo |eaae | hCalifmMlass
Philippines, Salvador, Hawaii,
Venezuela. Pa., Tex.

IMiexi COP 2a= = as 52 S6 eee ees ee el exe
apa (i) sae eees|| Abd al Jeb ent
ITATI CG eres sees mee ee all ee aN Na
Belgium, Italy, Nether- |_---| 3 |___-| Ga., N. Y.

lands.

no elandeee ss eee td Eee SENT INE YS
Germanyans ose lee 7g SOE IMIG INS Se
IH Cuad Ore eee 1G eee EC alias
Spalna ss eae ee eee se | een Vass:

IB Taz eee ween ieueeee eas EL | es | | ER

Union of South Africa___| 4 |____|_-_-| N. Y.
ARTS vice pete eet Eee | oth it IDd (Ok,
tal y Eee eee oa tae By esas |oe ||) Iba IES RG
Italy, Spain wee O02) | eee VasstaiNenys.,

PMR hex
Canadas sae a oe SS Nees | ace ay,

5 8 a ae 5 eS 1 a a IV che
ermany assesses eee es nets el PIVaSSe
@anddansaase ss sysns = cL tes | ee Ne ae
Hn ela deen sos eee 1G) ease | eeeees | TT TE
leGhy ile eee 3u | Dees | See aware
Japan. S128 Lee sees spas jooih) | eee as
IBrazila sacle bn Le easy Seen tials
Bem aess anon eee 1 ee NT
Ae Oe ae Te A
JE ft ne ee 2h | epee | eee ET a0
J ADAMS seas Aa Seselles sl) ual sen
Ea Walia: = Sues e Ue Eee 30 |_-__|----| Hawaii
Tiga liyese= ee es ees SA aly ees ee)

phe aes COSA as ei es ee en os eee eee pas
IndiatTahitiz==sseseee as SA S| Ae a aso D Peal Oy
@analeZonek eee aaa Ehivios an 1 | Fla
Mexico as sss seae sae EMat oet 1 | Tex
IATIStES 12 =e ena ee pees | Reed |e EL Wall
talys22 2s sank Sem ae eeeeleees| aL ip
uTke y/soueee eee ees Seles 5| [ba] ID) (Ors

Beato’ (6 a ape ak a) ee al a la al DB CO
I NRO Re popes | eee eles GeV LASS
Afghanistan_____________ Seen] sD Ob
(Bel oii eee en a= ee —Ba\oace|bede|| 1D. Ce
Tan cease cena fuk See iiee Us | aah Ula DAK ©}
Canad a sseeees Be tae Seed eh e lis er WM INS NG

16

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of |
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin A Gi Collected
Q Pe los in—
Sails Se
3.9/8 |Ss
a | ale”
S740
Bruchus ervi Froh. (Bruchidae):
Gensreulinanise lentil) pees ae ane Greece, Italy, Lebanon, | 5 |____|____| N. Y.
Syria.
Bruchus guttalis Rey (Bruchidae):
VAR GOGO (WENO) = boob ec sees dete Braneee 2235.5 les? ao 1D Ss Sees eIViass
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):

NGENSKCULINOTESA (LE TIN) eee eee ee ene Afghanistan, France, |----| 3] 3] D.C.,N.Y.
Greece, Iran, Mor- Tex.
occo.

Bruchus luteicornis Ill. (Bruchidae):

WIGG CORR QUOUOM) 33-8 oe Ryancese 2 toe ees aie 2)) 222s eee alviass
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):

ensiculinanisy (eritil) Meese see yee aeanaraen Ti ayer ite a ee eee 14] be ct Ne
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):

TOL YMULSESALVUSH (SLASH CD) eee | Gone 5 Ee een Wien 19] 22 ee ING
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
JEGADTTOS CUGARD a 1 yz dee a era Sees eeee | at iD),
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)_-.---_-_---_________- Bermuda, Italy, Un-| 3 |____| 3] Mass., N. Y
known.
Gath yTUsis Deere ee Clee. Tee RL tm) SU eats Mtallivs 2.) he rote Oe 8 escelleseel| INT OY
Viciaxervilian(bittensetch)™ sess see eee arene Ieebanonee=== aa ease seer SOTO NEE
Win onan (Oey) Mtaliya 2k" 2s ieee J: | 2222 | Bee INP aye
Bruchus ulicis Muls. (Bruchidae):

Viciaxenvilian(bitteravetch) g===ses= =e a= eeereee Afghanistan____________- Seee-ee|| 2) |] ID, O
Cacographis osteolalis Led. (Schoenobiidae):

Colocasiaisp eat ss sue tele ne net nee oe ee IVCXi CO ena a eee S| ashe he
Cactophagus validirostris (Gyll.) (Curculioniade):

I MLOGENATONISD Wee tae Eee a ek a wea eee GO. 222 2 SES ee es | ae xs
Calligrapha diversa Stal (Chrysomelidae):

Oreo pK ale AS ee ES ee eee gO |W, Oe COR Cee SUS ae a lea en ex
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):

‘Bird ifeeds tyre pons Un eased Peel ie Vid pale eee ee Ls | eenawenn

Glycinenmaat(soybean) pees en eee Indonesia, Japan._______ ] OF See} INS Wey WE)

Grain=mixed@aiee Clee eee ee Mia 2 Annie shee sai) 1) eee Gas

IBN ASCOLUSTOULT CUS manent oe Ais hanistanweessee seen Boe Sees aD), Ci

ITY OKA PAE ARAM hao sae oe enone soe see IBrazilabesweess eee oe Deel keel DACA

Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Bruchidae):

IB CAT SaRPaReE NS RGD eS UM ct ae ian Greéce, Italy... ------- 2 os oe Nee

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea).___-_____-_--__-_____- Philippines, Trinidad___| 1] 1 |____| Fla.*, N. Y

Ciceriarietinum) (chickpea) -s2 =) ee Brazil, Pakistan________- eel 1) Wale DE@ rere

Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean) _______.-_---_--__ Ttaliye-- 5s Fete Wo a elle SNES

DOV CHOSKSD a= eee ae ee Cape Verde Islands____- 1225/2285) Miasss

berume;seed {a eleri es Shae ee a ee Nigeria, Pakistan___-____ UP ESP IDE CR INS de

Phaseolus aureus (mung bean) ...__------_- = = Eph Inageiap ane ssee een oie ae Be La, Ney,

‘ex

Phaseolus munge (mungo bean)___-.------------- nel an deen ere nae soz es ||eel DCE

WGT Aisin ensisi(COW DED) mete ete China, Kenya-2=--25- 2! 1 j__-_| 1] D.C., Mass

Voandezia subterranea (Congo goober)_____. ---_-- INTE bee ee eee Se lel eviersss

Callosobruchus marshalli (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Wignarsinensisy (Cowpea) pace eee ee Keone Union of South |_-_-]____| 2] D.C
Africa.

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Boh.) (Bruchidae):

Cajanusicajan(pigeonpea)sasae ee eee eee Grenadas 22. oc =e sce5se-||" ie) eee eae Nv g

Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) _.-----------__ ICD Bee ee ees pee je Wn | 32 1 BS «(C
Capaneus telricus Stal (Coreidae):

CO co) alia [tai es creer ae noel Sas oO Ti rea IMICXICO Pa seo eee Ao at Oe ex.
Capitophorus chrysanthemi Theob. (Aphidae):

Ghrysanthemiinisp eee nee Greeceyat srincs nate BJS ESSei rt |/alian
Carbula damalis Kirk. (Pentatomidae):

ETELERODOG OTS D Mee ae ee eae IRIN O CEST a uae eee eee Beas) ees rate 1D). (Cl
Carbula litigatrix Kirk. (Pentatomidae):

Vatisisps(erape) ae ee ee ee Union of South Africa_._| 1 |_--.|--.-| N. Y
Carposina sasakii Mats. (Carposinidae)

VM GUSTSY LU eStn7s (AD DIC) Bae eae a Jap ane see= sae eee 1 5 |_---| Hawaii,

Nig 03 1

PY UNUSEDET SICH (OC RCL) ane ee ant eee | oe GOP oe eee Wee eel AK/EGEN:
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):

VAICACIGASCONnDIOId Estat eee Nea ee ee Tn diate seit Sohne oe nes psa eee ome tai || DS (Oy,

‘Arachisihypogaea\ (Peanut) wns. antennae eee Cape Verde Islands_._.-|----| 1 |----| Mass.

CassiaispSee see Pee aa ee eee 1 IER fn La eee eed ee ge ZU Keio | ae © Hawaii.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954

17

ANNOUNCEMENTS

, through June 30, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin : ‘ Collected
a | Pie in—
‘=| g|/ ee on
56| 8/S5
2°] 3 los
io) oO lm
1@) Z |
Caryedon fuscus—Continued
Ganernnictqalns soe 8 oa kee eS (Rar agia yee ee eee ee ane See) ola
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _---_-------------- IPhilippinessasee ee 2 a (ee Se Til.
Cassida circumdata Hbst. (Chrysomelidae):
AST HO EWG Se ee ee eee Guam (2?) See ee eer |e 2 |--..| Hawaii
Caulophilus latinasus Say (Curculionidae):
Mrclnicmmet nnn) B28 ee oe ee Mile xd COls ane eee eee Eee Tiiglex.
Persea americana (avocado) ....-.----------------|----- GORE os Sab a | Le 1| Tex
Ceratilis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Gitrus paradisi (grapefruit) ___-..__._--_-.-------- Egypt, Israel, Spain_____ teh Ouleea Hla iy seis,
a., Tex
Girusyparadist (pomelo)=-—-------- = 5 == a TG AY Peat FB bial ese im SoXse
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _------------- Italy, Morocco, Portugal] 3} 3 |---- MBS iN:
Slethy
Ghrpsysinensis) (Orange) =--=- == - == ee Azores, Cyprus, Egypt, | 17 | 25 |----| Ala., Fla.*,
France (?), Israel, It- Tll., La.,
aly, Malta, Portugal, Mass., N.
Spain, Spanish Mo.- NE IE
rocco, unknown. Tex., Va.
GOecASD a (CONE) hale tan see eS a sae Brazil, Hawaii_________- 12) )seen| eel Calin , Ha-
waii, La
Cydonia oblonga (quince) - -_--------------------- Greece; ltalyes—-=—-— = 5h) a ESSA PIN SG Ge
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) -_--_------------------ Galvan a oes 2 A ee eco ING ye
mriovoinya japonica (loquat) _-------------_.-.-- Portuzale sy ee ite | S| ee Vilasss
LBS COG TRE CU a ra IAZOTeS; Mtalyne ee eae S| Snes | Pees eMilasss
VICES TSI) LUCSEN ES (AD DIC) me ame a ae ee ee | eee Oe eo x 1S | Sy | eee acca N
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear) ----__------------ Ttalyetqntten tS = S54 12 | ee ee OMI ase N
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)__-------------------- Unknown see ee le FEI be A (hl ee
Prunus persica (peach) --------- eee S aka Wrance; [talyo 0 2 Liat) diye | Mass’
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)-___---------- GN hfe SE Dy eu Sees Mass.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _-----------.---_|----- (0 Lape ts eke ie san ha 2) || eeeeel | arenes NED Yoe
PTUACOMMUNIS| (DEAT) seen e = a2 nee nee AZOTES eG aliyzme ene Tal ys ae He N
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------------------- Ang olassce soe sae ws ene |e
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)__--_______--- ANS erigies ee eee ea ea i
Gi SISiTMeENSiSi OLAN FC) aa seaa a= ea ene Cyprus, Portugal, Span-| 1] 2 |----| Il., Mass.,
ish Morocco. Tex.
Coficaispen(Colee) <2 eee ee ee Brazil Hawalies. esse 5) | Sees 2aes BElawallphex:
Maustsyinesiris) (apple) eas === 22 os eae Wnknownla sete Meee pel | nolo sees Nags
PTSSTLOT ONS Peed eet Oe ER ARES NE oi Maer IR ortucalmeee ene Ty) see ee Mass!
Persea americana (avocado) __-------------------- Ha Wales nn ee eae fy Pe Ee) Hawai:
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) ---------------------- (Unknowns see utes | eet een Vics
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona MuUntcal® (SOUESOP))=------2------------=-— Brazil Trini dade eee |e | eee | eels elk aet eve
Ceropolastes japonica Green (Coccidae):
LP HFQUTILED S30) SLR De CaN cal ea, a seer ee | Ca Japan! 2¥s-s55532 ie ee 1 | Calif.*
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
AAT OID SO: Se eee (ewan ece2on a eee 1G | ano eaee el awalls
Asplenium nidus (birdnest fern) _-.--------------]----- GO See a ee ee 1) 2s | | awa:
CORTON AALS) Spam pees a nee Soret eT LU ale | cee dose Caine 2h Saas een eC alites
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coceidae):
PER CUSTCONICE; (fg) Wa ee Nee wal STE ee eee At alyee Seer ene ree eSae mre | a Lalla ots
Ceroplastes sinensis Del Guer. (Coccidae):
GaiTUSISI TIN SiSh( OLAS E) seer ee ee | eee (0 (seep aegis Nae iL | ees eed | Nees
Cerotoma atrofasciata Jac. (2) (Chrysomelidae) :
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ___----__-_- IVIExd COMa nent ee rere ACs | eed eee | ATI 7.
ysoma variabilis (Hsiao & Sailer) (Pentato-
midae):
Orchidvand bromeliad plants=-—- 22-22 5-222 ee C022 23 es Be |S eal PAL 7/2
Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) --_-___....----|----_ CLOSERS eee eae 15 | Soe | ee AI Ze ne alits
Chilo suppressalis (W1k.) (Crambidae):
CRAB HOG (aC?) aaa Be, eee Ta Dan COTea asta Salte2eleaae| Calif... tla-
waii, La.,
Tex.
Chionaspis diosomae Brain (Coccidae):
Diosoma crenulata (buchu)-..-..---..-..-----_--- Union of South Africa.__!_-..| 1 |_--.1 N. Y

387891—56——3

18 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 5 , Collected
Q blo in—
8. & | co A
59/8 |s9
ae] & |oF
io) o}n
1e) Z |e
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus Ferris (Coccidae):
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) _-.-----------------_---- Vapaniee so. eee sane ee | ona eae 1 | Calif.*
Chrysomphalus decorosus (Ferris) (Coccidae):
THILANGSTGISD Sore ee ee ee ns ee Mexico.) Sn) Rigtisee The eee 1 | Calif.*
Chrysomphalus diversicolor Green (as defined by
McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (pomelo) _----------------------.- @hingessete ce eee eee 7) Seo 2222 | eElsiwane
Chrysomphalus lilacinus (CKll.) (Coccidae):
Quer CusiSD ss (08 ks) ee ee ee ee ene Miexicol- 2.222 | Ses Ee AT IZ
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (CK1l.) (Coccidae):
Orchid ee RS Ne eRe a te eerie | eee OE eee Ses | ea ee 1| Ariz.
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Bromeliad=2) v.28 202 fob Cae a eee Brazile se =e eae aes | ee 18 INGE
Cocos nucifera (coconut) - -_---------------------- Canal Zone, Mexico____- 2) | See eee Calites
Persea americana (avocado)-_--------- ~---------- IMioxi CO 1) $038 be a etexe
VARA AIO COA a ee Branco. Ses 5 S| Re ee Nes
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (CK11.) (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata_-_------------------------- IMiexico®. 22st = Ae 2s | ee | eee | Oe
Chamaedorea spit-2= 22s Ee ee eee ee GOL eee aera S (ie SS ee ee Rexs
Chrysomphalus tenax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Brassavola cordata (orchid) --_---_ ~-------------- Jain a1 CR aaa eee Re 1 | Hawaii.
Leaf—unidentified__....__..-..------------------ Miexi C0 sis ere ee | 1| Tex.
Orchide=2) ees he ee ee ST irn Gl yee | | ee 1 | Hawaii.
Chrysomphalus tenax McKenzie (?) (Coccidae):
Rosaispes st a rE Mexicol == T2238 Rexe
Chaveomanalia tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_ ___--------_----=---_-____|-_-L- (0 Ko Pe es ee ai) eeca|ee--]) Citi
Chrysomphalus rie (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Cattleyaisps(Orchid) aera een eee Canal Zone, Costa Rica_|---_|--_- 2) Fla.
Laelia rubescens oaahiay sab aie SS NO Costa Rica__-------- eee | tess Sees |e eCalins
Oncidium confusum (orchid) _-------------------- @analiZones=e= | Das 18 | elas
Orchids eal a oss he eae Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |....|___-| 8 | Fla., Tex.
Guatemala, Hondu-
ras, Mexico.
Chrysopera combinans (W1k.) (Phalaenidae):
AIPPlANO se toe sae ae eee SRS Pe a ae eae Kewajalein’= sees | eee 1 |-_-_| Hawaii.
Coccus capparidis (Green) (Coccidae): .
Philadelphus sp. (mockorange) ------------------- Hawallss c= ee 10) ee eal ea Hawaii.
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
AUDINiG DUTDUT ALO soon eee eee ee |e Os Ee eee ne Dad ah ol] ae | Calif.*
IBroughtonia'sp ve Oe ee ee ee Jama CQe ee eee eae | eons ees | oth | ease
BryODRYWLUM: SD ie eons eee ee ee ee a Walia: eee se eee e Dips h sae Hawaii.
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) ---._-------------------- Montserratee 222 =e E115; | apes | ee St. Thomas
& St. John.
Gitrusispeeiectak Boks cten cece eee Bermudas 4-2 ee ee Nee
Coffea SD in(COMCC) meena ee eee eee Haiti, Hawaii_---------- BY) aa Fla.*,
Calif.*,
Hawaii.
Cryptostegia grandiflora (palay rubbervine) ----_-- LaWall ee ee Ne) eos | See Hawaii.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _---_--------------- Cuba, Hawaii ey, Pt al ae
ats
Hawaii.
Troragrandiflon dees ee eee INGONGSIRE Sek eee eel | eee | ee 15 eNeee
TEOT OSD eso eee eee EN ce we ee sine te ae Mrinidsda======—=- eae 1G Se | Se eS
Plumeriaisp) oso ass alee ee Iigwalige ease ees ee 1 |_-_-| 2.| Hawaii.
Schinusisps (Deppertrec)a- = eae ee ee eee ean Gok 22 - eee 1) EE |e Hawaii.
Conchaspis orchidarum Mamet (Coccidae):
Epidendrum sp: (orchid) ---.---.--------------_-- Canal) Zonetea ees | Bees eee TINTS Ue
FaUuwolpalamanckiteates=— eee ee Per tOPE ICO st sae eee ee | eee eee il 1d) (Ch
Conoderus exrsul (Sharp) (Elateridae):
Vandaisps Orchid) sateen eee eee Ma wallets. ea a eee TN pete eee Hawaii.
Conoderus pallipes (Eschscholtz) (Elateridae):
Airplane. -2 2s co ee yee Seen eee Guam, Japan, Midway, |----| 5 |----| Hawaii.
unknown.
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) --.--------.---------- IMexicosea2e sie eeeseee BY |e llea ae Tex.
aca formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermiti-
ae
Airplane! a4 -62o os ban oa see ee eee ee Hawaii; Japan os sese sees | ean 3 |_-_-| Hawaii.

Coptotermes testaceus (L.) (Rhinotermitidae):
Gedris'spi (Cedar) 22-6 case see ee eee IRON Base eee 1 Ui ees) ee La.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

19

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Corythucha mcelfreshi Drake (Tingidae):

PEON UOT ISD a (ZeLaNiL) = oe ee et es IVICXICOns= 22 a> fone
Corythucha spinosa Duges (Tingidae):

OVA TAGHG |. 2 at SO er ee ee ted eee G0 es ee
Cosmopolites sordidus Germ. (Curculionidae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-__-_------|-----d0_--._-------- ee
Crenidorsum commune Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):

Coccoloba wvifera (Seagrape)__-------------------- Bahymass- eee
Crenotiades stramineus (W Ik. ) (Miridae):

PANTIE) LATA eee ee ee Mec re ey ete «7 SRE Unknowness) ==
Cryphula apicalis (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

OC e IMexicOs =. ee ae
Cryphula apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

PAULIN LIL TIS D seen en ea Ee Ee C0 ae ee eee

Gr CH 1 eee nes By has ee GOS ke eee
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):

Ginvs mon (lemon) ==. 22 ss 2 eee litalycas ee

Ga Sisien sisi OLALL SC) maaan ne ee Ttaly, Spain eee

Punica granatum (pomegranate) -----------=-==-2<|-----d0_2--___-_..-_----_--
Cryptophilebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):

INCOR MMi GSD eet a en. Cen ee BE ie, ees Ha wallens sean e
Cryptotermes brevis (W1k.) (Kalotermitidae): a

en Qe eee eae
Base Osa ee

Hawaii, Puerto Rico_---

Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):

CURIE, SOs (CHES ATT) 3 ee ee Greece, Italy, Yugo-
slavia.

Curculio q-griseae Chttn. (Curculionidae):

GUTENCILSTS De ( OAK) sacs Sawer ee Miexi C0322- =>
Cylas formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):

LB NEGCEY ES ye 5 as gle Sa SNE eG Ee eee ieee eee, ig walls 22-- eee

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ------------------- India” - 2 Swe eee
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curcu-

lionidae) :
Tpomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_-_-------_-----__- Cuba, Mexico, Mont-

serrat, Puerto Rico.

Cylas formicarius formicarius F. (Curculionidae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__--_--------------- India Japanes=-==-se eee
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (Tephritidae):

Cucumis sativus (cucumber) -_-----_----_---------- Hawaii. Sass

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)______----_----__]_-_-- Cc Lo fimeemattvens Anipertis Moet oe
Dacus cucurbitae Coq (?) (Tephritidae):

Cucumisisativus (cucumber) -—-- 22-8 =- 222 = |e GO iin cee eee alee

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) °_...-.-__---___]_--__- do ee AOA J
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):

FAUT: Lex Ti Meme ee ehia ua a RE we oeegieeem ena sree Uk abet CORRE Sa rs Say eee!

Grlophylliiminophyllymen eee ene eee Ee GO sae ae es =

Gofcaspe (Cofiee) Malan a let eC ue Steines Oca ek eee eae

COUT OG TT DEDOLDS (nba aoe ee ee dw 25> ROE

Eugenia malaccensis (mountain apple)___---__-_-|----_ GO so oe nee een ek

LMU RTHTO GOPED (aah oxo) Se Se ee ls On RE Eh

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)___--______|___-_ (c (oer ey ee

OTCHiG Ree te ee es a oe ee ee ad Tel Qe: ie ete ea

EOD, GRID? (CAVE GY oy ee eS Guam ogre TB

PREMINUVALIOES Dene tee oe a woo ee ELS Wallies heen a oe
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):

Coffea arabica (Arabian coftee)____.___-._------__|_---- dozsos.- ive Man

COvearspN (Colles) tok ie eee ES RR Bs do ss24t <=. Gs SOU
Dacus oleae Gmel. ee

QUAD COROT (ONIN @ ane ee ee Greece, Italy, Lebanon__
Dacus oleae Gmel. (?) (Tephritidae):

Oreaieuropaeda (Olive) ease ees eee Ttalyseete=- seen ace eeeaee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a | Pla
B | oo
B5| 8 [28
aie q Cie
(S) Olu
Oy 1 24 | (
es ae Bd |
LAA 2 ae eee!
EE TD ESAS
a See LN) BAD
ee alae

15

Collected
in—

Tex.
Calif.*
Tex.
Fla.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*,

Tex.
Ariz., Tex.

N. Y.
INERYe ba’
INS Jase Nias

Tex.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii, St.
Thomas &
St. John.

ING Yee ae

Tex.

Hawaii.
Ga., Mass.,
ING OG

Ala., Fla.*,
ase has
Pe note
Croix, Tex.

H aw aii,
Mass.,
INSYS

Calif.*
Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.,*
waii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Mass., N. Y.

20

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCEL

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Dacus tryoni (Frogg.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Py PUSiCOMUNYLILISH (DEAL) mae ee ee Australia==---2e22==- 5-4
Dasyneura affinis (Kieff.) (Itonididae) :
Vaolaispa(violet) eso nese ee en nen ee En clandiee == ae
Dendrocoris variegatus Nelson (Pentatomidae):
Cactus and succulent plants___------------------ Mexico: 22-228 se aee a
Orchidi set Bee ee a Es Se ee ee es | een (Kc pee eS ee
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):
VALLium pone (CCK) haan a eae eee Germany sone eee
Apium graveolens (celery) ------------------------ Portugese eae
IBELODULG ALIS (DCC b) haan ae ee eee ee New Zealand_-_----------
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) - ----------- Bel sium see eee
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -- ------------ England, Germany, ----
Italy, Netherlands.
IBTOSS1 COAL ADO) (GUEDIp) meses oe nance 223.5522 2a Se See
Gichoriumuntiybus! (escarole) a2 -s22ses=2 soe eee | eee ( (neers en ees Eee
Cordylineltenminatis: (ti)i = oe ee EQ Walia aan a ee
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) --------------- italy sens ae ee
Daweusicanota (Carrot) sacee see ee ee Chiles: .« - 2532 eee
HT eli coniGisp sae eee esas tae eae ee eee eee esas Ha Wali-- 22 ieee ee
actucatsatival (lettuce) see ees 2a Australia, England, Ire-
land, Italy, Sweden.
OrchidissS-222-o~ Neer he 3S Be eens Costa Rica, Ecuador,
Jamaica, Guatemala,
Venezuela.
Solanum tuberosum (potato) --------------------- Irelands ee
Wiithiturnipsiandibeetses ssa) eee ene Union of South Africa___
Diabrotica brevilineata Jac. (Chrysomelidae) :
IAT ANC tates Pee eee Na eek ee ane ae (Unknowntees =e se seeee
Diabrotica lepida (Say) (Chrysomelidae):
TULGNGSiCIS Ds ee eee Miexi comes oa een
Diabrotica speciosa (Germ.) (Chrysomelidae):
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallas grass) --------------- Brazil eee
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
FEROMOGENATOTS Dees oe ee eee England, Netherlands__
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):
Ciirus@urnantifolian(ime) Bees eee Japaneses os oeeeee
Rh ododendsonisp sen oan eee eae pene C1) eee
Dialeurodes citrifolit (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gitnusis psa etn oe a eR See ee eae @ubasss<ss-22 sole
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (KKot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) --------------------- Webanonsee st 2 see
Diaspis zamiae Morg. (Coccidae):
I Sh Tr ee er eee oe ee teen litpsly Sees Slee ee ee
Dicyphus annulatus (Wolff) (Miridae):
iGactuca sativa) lettuce) ae aes ee eee (6 (0 ene es
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae) :
Lonchocarpus sp. (cuberoot) --------------------- IBragile--. ~~ 2222. 22eeeee
Dinoderus brevis (Horn) (Bostrichidae) :
Bam Dogme. Mies. silug hye Ne Dee ae See Sena Imnidias 2a oe Sa eae
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae) :
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_-2---.---2----------- == Hiawalitts 2222s s-soeseeee
Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ. (Curculionidae):
Orchid ee eee ee ee IMeXiCOlS =e e = eee
Disonycha antennata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
(Selaginellaispis = eecee Se ko eee ee ee | eee COME ee ee
Draeculacephala clypeata Osb. (Cicadellidae) :
Copaifera hemitomophylia (‘‘cativo’’)___---------- @olombias=s=—2--—
Drasterius bimaculatus (Rossi) (Elateridae):
IPrumusypersica) (peach) pees os sae = eee nee Italy. ss soi: ele
Dynatopechus calandrodes Zimm. (Curculionidae):
MIO Wemanlan? eMen Gases sae seem eee ee ia waille2~ oe eee
TREUCHETOIGLOUCO San ee ee eee 2 -240L2.-2 eee
Dysdercus concinnus Stal (Pyrrhocoridae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) --.-__---------- IM@xiCOL eo eee eee
Dysdercus mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):
IPlante a6 8 ocho) ce gy tS ee a ee ae en Ee GO: eee ee £ Seed
Dysdercus obliquus (Hsiao & Sailer) (Pyrrhocoridae)
IRoohofmeirigerator catisess soon ae eee ee eee (6 Co ee era SS

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
B| Slee
az| ? jas
a fe] |O>
fo) Oo lu
O | 4 |
2 e|p Ali Sess
Soneleesol|. al
eee aera ie i
| Pes
PSS sig | esas
Pe Weel Laps es 2
| ei eee
eee eg er Ee
cel (0) Pe
= | Fo | eee
Ssee|) abe?
aoa 2—<|| 24
2223) |ahle eee
rst heed Oba sees
1-22 | eae
Sea ary ese.
Seallssoe|| @
Te 2 a es
AS Shh PL ae
eee ie eee
eres eel IL
Be eS ae ah

facaloson|| @
sone| al Same
S22 seen (0 al
0 Fer eee
Sassi See hall
Sasa] sae |e
Bose) \o1G) (Ea
Lujesee eee
35)(Gses |e 288
4yt3— 5) leer
Sees) |
Beet m= |) a
1 | ae ee
Bree eee Srila
Le Senne
Uy soo bees
My oe
Paes sooo eee
Bee ty

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
INGE

Ariz.
Ariz., Calif.*

INERYS
Ala., La.

Calif.,* Ha-
wail.

Calif.,* Tex.
Mex.

Ga.

ING Mo

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Ariz.
Tex.

Ariz.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

21

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

|
Number ol
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ' — Wo Collected
a alo in—
=i eer |
28| § |a8
SSS ov
° ° s
IS) | & |e
|
a | =
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):
PAUIILTESQIAUILTIUS (PATIIC) Anes ene Titall yoree ee A's 2: oe Mass., N. Y.
Epichorista ionephela (Meyrick) (Tortricidae): a
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)_ ._...-.-.| Union of South Africa___| 1 |----|_--_| N. Y.
Epidiaspis piricola (del Guer.) (Coccidae): z
LATTES GUPTA G TES (E50) 9) (DoS ae ee Germany, Italy, un- | 7 |-2-2/--22)) Fla*,NoY.
known.
Epinotia aporema (W1sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)____________- IWexicosshereese === BN _| Ala., Tex.
Ereunetis flavistriata Wlsm. (Tineidae): o
@ocosimiucifera) (Coconut). = 2 SGA eR Tee 2s See Hawaii
Priococcus araucariae Mask. (Coccidae):
LATO BO ae aes ae Unknowns sen fe | Paes | anlar
ANG ONDE LID SOE Mae, eens Uae center Freemason Dl Lee Goes See AL eae | ee ea a ey,
Eriophyes canestrinii Nal. (Eriophyidae):
Burus sempervirens (box) Netherlands________-._-- 2S ES |S | INE Js
FEXLERTIR SD aS Bnel snd aaa eae ee ee ees Vass
FEucalandra setulosa (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Istnian) Nye) ee eS eee eee Ca RT AL py oct LrINi Gd 3d eee pee ff | eee eee PAL
Eumerus tuberculatus Rond. (Syrphidae):
PANT REINNCEDOAN(ONMION) Sees eek eee ee Tope renee: FT ah A ee Te le LIN TS NG
Burydema oleraceum (L.) (Pentatomidae):
WTAE) Spas (Cae Ye) Ye See ee a es AIS tna See He elt INS 84.
Eurygaster integriceps Puton (Pentatomidae):
Phalaris tuberosa (canary grass)____.--_-------__- Tra Qhest eee en eee 2 22u/Se2| 2, 1B DAES
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Gaitievaisps (orchid)? So ie a see Venezuelasseeanee aes eal 4h INES INS dle
Orchiic Me BOE id SE IMIGXi GO MeL eee eee we B2Ss Bese el aeRexs
Euscepes posifasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__________________- Brazil, Hawaii__..-_-__- ee VEC an al) DoE ery
Eutetranychus banksi (McG.) (Tetranychidae):
CO TUG FD ede eam eae ese ag cence Ne Leer IMIOXd CO eee eee 1 Boe |e pelexe
Sap O Lome weiter aa Sho Feo ae se assed ovat Miasinhy) Zanes 10h Se |S Atri zs
Everes comyntas (Godart) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)__.____|--_-- G0ii es =. Ae IGA hae ee ee Tex.
Evergestis rimosalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) ____________|__-_- owiehe lis ol eats es S| Pes ae Mex
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
OT CHy eerste es ee ere em a aT ee Neo ee Goska. Fs Betis «rete S| eae alee Xe
Exptochiomera confusa Barber (Lygaeidae):
PATI AIL TINS Dette Cpa eam aeons yeaa Oe, Se eee Dea COE eee ane cee eee || panl |p lee
PDTC HEN ORS Dee et ae a ee eres lp ny Gove. Cee eye Ps 0 ONS 3 rere: alex
Orchid eee er ee ee as ote eae Pee | ee | PO" hex
Plantes ae! ap Sy cl Oe i Meee Ge Spe ey A TY dose Stok iit Sars eto eMext
Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (Coccidae):
PED IGETAIULTIVIS De OLCHIG) eee eae ee a | SE OEMS... Feet Pee See Bee ee eek las
ORG ONG! = ee PES Se Ae ee eee aeons Guatemala, Mexico, Sal-|----|----| 3] Fla, N. J.,
vador. Tex.
Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mendrooiwmisps (Orchid) 22-2 India==_- 2) ane ee ee | es la Nee
PENZLOMEN ARON SP ae § tet Rade a anu RUE RE RRS INIGEID EL eee os Ee ea) exe hay
Blantt—unidentificduss seen Martinique, Philippines | 1] 1 |___- at
ash.
Forficula decipiens Gene (Forficulidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) ______________- TtalyHteeR os. .. or aant gre aeeeS hs CK aaa Ba:
Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae): ye
LDAP SOs, (Ciao ator) oe ATIStral a= aeons SS ols) Pes BE awaris
Prauenfeldiella jelinekii (Frauenfeld) (Aleyrodidae):
WabeereOED, COU Wehbe 2 so ee Hn gland eee see eesel! A BNTG Uo
Fulvius brevicornis Reuter (Miridae): fe
Hileocharisidulcisaqwaternut) nce ee Ching 222s aaa ees 1 |__-_|----| Hawaii.
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
SSUeara: foxoXe | gp 5 ae BR SE ak ae ee AE Noahs (ces ye Tet | See | ee Fla.*
Vaignarsinensisl(COWDea) 2. seeneneseese lee Wirgins@©ordaes o-oo 1 Ee ee St. Thomas
& St. John.
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
PAI DELSD meee igen ee SRA A 5 Tine! alt Menlezilelaseasee eee =~ Fil pentyl eles Pas
VAILOEIS ey ee ee My a Ie oe I (Real a Gomes tare 2 oul eile eed | Rae
BRUSSQ00L ASD (OLCHIG) seen oe enn ee ae CanalbZonesane a enane Ep 2) See Sa bel SINS Ue
COHMIATE 3 (Onan) sae eee ee eee Hawaii, Venezuela_____- SER 2) lar Ne
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) _-_____.--__- CanallZone sees eee 10 SESS br Calis:
pidendrumsp_2--.-2---=1--- ae alee ea Ome eR eAS CD ES 0 Bi penta eae 4| Fla.,N.J

22 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ne [lescelle Collected
a ale .
q | to Pie
/38| las
fe fet) ie
° ° a
OA ey
Furcaspis biformis—Continued
Oncidium ampliatum (orchid) __-___-__-_-___---__- Canal ZONC= see. Ghee Es 2 | Calif.*
Oncidiumpsthimics = Oi Po Se ee eg pee A | OE Leon 2c See hers (Bord |e 1 | Fla.
Oncidiumymultiflonwmen ee eee Can Eee ee eee eee (erie Pol pe |eNEE
Oncidiumpanamensese nee Lee eee anal Zone are ae | meee | eae 1] Fla.
Oncidiumispie sane 2 hee eae Se ae Canal Zone, Jamaica. -_|.___|__._| 4] Fla.,N.J.
OTCHIGES AROS ee REE SU ae Sees: ee ee Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |____|___- 25 | Fla., Hawaii
Honduras, Jamaica, Tex.
Panama, Venezuela.
Galerucella ranthomelaena (Shr.) (Chrysomelidae): =
Wimusisps. (Glin) eae ee eae ee Oe eee te Canada: _ 2. Se Se) Ble | Pee Ne
Galgupha punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
Orchid tape sa eee Vee ae ee avis eh epee Canal Zone, Guatemala .|____]____ 2) Fla.
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ___________-___._______- Scotland sass sss 2) |e a Eee MiasssaiNem ye
Genuchinus v-notatus Westw. (Scarabaeidae):
Orchid Sa Re nahn it eaten See IMEC os ot ee 1 | Tex.
Geocoris flavilineus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Gonens CERES EME Dict se pe: Chis Cisssaeeidi) ale OW. S38 aa Tape re ek eee 1} Tex.
ycyphagus domesticus (Deg.) (Glyc agidae
ENA) CaATe Re EE) CSTE Madeira Island si2222- 2510 | DE ea OR iViass
PYTUSCOMMINIS (DEAL) (a2 AUIS trig ee eee py) (es fe INES
Soil with dahlia, gladiolus, and lily bulbs_----_--| Azores__-..-------------|_.__|__-- 1 | Mass.
Solléwithigarlic#- 2 sees see eae eee Gots s~ oe a 1 | Mass.
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-------------------- Japan ses een SG) i eee a
Triticum aestivum (wheat)__-__--_--------------- FAIZ ORGS Sane eee a nip) epee | RST: Mass.
Gnorimoschema gudmanella (W1sm.) (Gelechiidae): '
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -_--_--------------- IMiexi Coss aE eae nee 4a Lee eee Ariz.
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
EBel TOU GATISh (DEOL) meee een ae ao County Islands Hsypt; | 22e5|(3s| eees| wea
srael.
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Turner) (Gelechiidae):
SOLAN IMISD a (DOD INO) sa ee eee Pers == faa iie ae PEL Tig | taek)| See INERYS
Gortyna flavago (Schiff, ) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke) _____-__--_-_--_-____- Wrancess. oot aeaicalscenell 2 ET Se INE RYE
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):

Rhododendron obtusum-__.__----.----------------- Netherland sss anaes | eee | eee |) WWledio
LENO OUTOD: BD ase aoe elle ORE eae ee Dee erent | a | ert Sul News
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae): x

IPFALTNUSED ET S810 (DCACH) mae ee en en ARR OF aN ae eS a eee if) | eee Hawaii.
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae):

Crataegus sp. (thornapple)_-_.-__-__.-----_.----- IMICXICO RBar il ees eee mMeXe
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum Costa Lima (Oleth-

reutidae):

Citrus sinensis (orange)___-_---_--._----------2- IST GV AD i ge Ri oe 7 [gene || Wes, IR,
Canaiiotripe ficorum (Marchal) (Phlaeothripi-

Ficus retusa (India laurel fig)____._____---__.--_- Cubase 2-286 kee poets | x10) em | las
Haplothrips cottei (Vuill.) (Phlaeothripidae):

Dianthusisp: (carnation) 2202 Greeces-222) oe ee 10) |e ee INT YG
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):

ALU MISp el ily) Bee ee ERROR TeYeymao Oy 1s | e223] eaee N.Y.

FROSGIS Pea ee Nate GR BE EN eT Ait ee eee eT ees |
Hedylepta indicata (F.) (Pyraustidae):

IPHASCOLUS SD eet ene a ad eeeses en Danes Cubase =... eeeisberet PU tl phew Eiee 1} Fla.*
Heliothis subflera (Guen.) (Phalaenidae):

Physalisispa (Musk tomato) an eee Wleraees oS Se PA eed Seal ae Mexe
Heliz aspersa (Muller) (Mollusca):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ____--____-__- AZOTCSs 3 a A +2) pest} Sea Bas

Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------------_---_-- aly fet eS eee SE a EW INT Yo

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) _______________|__--- do... See 2s | Pes eas

Dais yacht ain Seg eee ie ee Mexico 2 eee | es ee Tex
Helix nemoralis L. (Mollusca):

ADS PAN 0) gt Reker re eee eee 1G eee nye) [il (aa Calif.*
Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):

Castaneaispy (chestntt) == ne (italyite Ne eee AW esse ae ING YS
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichidae):

Wiood\(case 2 i Stes SE ee ae Chinas Indigaes=e see 2 Reel ees N. Y., Wash.
Homalodisca centrolineata (Sign.) (Cicadellidae):

Glamacdored Sparen ae ee Miexicon:..-. ates Ligeti AMexs

PelAnG ONT MSD a (LOLATALULIID) 2 eee ete ep | ee CCK Oe betas phe OEE See | ee liex:

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

23

30, 1955—Continued
'

Pest and host Country of origin

Eiopocsome electellum (Hlst.) (Phycitidae):

UZUIUTLAES Dee ee eee yee IB erin da eecee a= eee
Hylemya Apralis (Fall.) (Muscidae):

Armoracia rusticana (horseradish) ~-------------- Sweden= = -ss52.25 tae ea
Hypera brunneipennis (Boh.) (Curculionidae):

RATT TU TISALIM LT (LATIIC) eae a ee eee 1 Ofer] 0) eee 2 Shy Sr a

Goss pzimispe (COLON) Mee eee eee IMICXICOS Sa eee ae
Icerya aegyptiaca Dougl. (?) (Coccidae):

On Cini een te eet ere eee a ee Alea (0 0 ieee Aa eee ake
Tridomyrmex glaber (Mayr) (Formicidae):

Or Chidmeete eee dns RS eS Ee ote PATS CES) 1) eee eee
Tridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):

JNO BiG se OO ee en ae eee Central America_-______-

RCH SICONICON HE) ene ee tena ee yaa eed ital yes owe Se ks ia a8

RLOWELS See eee sae es Stray oe IBCLINIG fae eee

Nerium oleander (oleander) -__-------------------|----- onze eee eree rs

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)-_--_-__-__- Union of South Africa-__

Pen OLE MAST eee sae Se Ss ei ae ENS Sale ee

Prunus armeniaca (apricot)

FRORT SDs! (COS) Se eee Ses ae ee

WAL iSISD I (2TADC heer ee ee ae

WVOOCRCIiiIn gets errs ee ne ne Ree
Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):

Garileyaumossige| OLCHIG) see noe eee ee iVenezielasess sees ree el
Tsorhinus undatus Champ. (Curculionidae):

(ONAN BG | a a a ee See Miexi conse San reer

SOKOGTTU TR JOURN eae oe ee See ee Gos ea ee

PAL TULS TO SD eee ee ee ee See 0 eee ener as menses
Kalotermes flavicollis (F.) ((Kalotermitidae):

Gydoniaoblonga\(quince) a= 22222 iets ee ee VRIES oe a a al oe a
Kalotermes snyderi Light (Kalotermitidae):

CEA F ULES FID (CONG EN eo = a ea oe | Ber aaa ees
Lamellazis gracilis (Hutton) (Mollusca):

Ove CTH G| =, a8 sa sees Sil oh oat tapi ee er eee Cubas2== Se aes
Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):

ISIC RG ISIS Sp Sa Sat Wa England, France, Ger-

many, Italy, Nether-
lands, Northern Ire-
land.

Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):

Conavaliaisp.|(maunsa 10a) boo 8 ae oe ee TELE Wye Li amare ene enema
ASITISQUIDILTIN (DCA) ssa oe een ee ee Spaines ees
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Grstoncospe (Chestnut) see nee England, Italy, Japan,
Portugal, Spain, Yu-
goslavia.
OLCORCILTO DUCA OLIV C) =e ee eee tal yea ees Seen eae eat
Laspeyresia strobilella (L.) (Olethreutidae):

Picea abies (Norway spruce) _--..------------_-_- Germany, Norway--_----

EACEQISD (SPECS) eee ena ee aaa aS Germanyseee eee
Lecanium corni Bouche (Coccidae):

Tilia americana (American linden)__-______-____- iNetherlandst===222=====
Lecanium coryli (L.) (Coccidae):

LLCS Ye a EAs Lal. RN Re EI Hg Co Ke pase ia gee es nak Fee

RR OMOUEM LOTUS Dee ree eee eee eee Scotland=se==— eee
Lecanium fletcheri Ckll. (Coccidae):

UMUDCILS SD anna eee a ene a acetyl oo oe C@anadak ss so sean ass
Lepidosaphes esakii Tak. (Coccidae):

Cocosinucifera (coconut). 2. == SNES) Guam, Kwa-

jalein
Lepidosaphes pallida Green (Coccidae):
A LUTULD CN LESS ST) ee re ee eee Japan ots ae Soe,
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
CAG Gat 4 Ske Sele eee ree Pes IMexiCOn = 4 os22s= 5 ee
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

(ATOATD SO (CHOON) se ee Hiaw eit Panama, Trin-

idad.

Number of

intercep-

tions in—
i ; Collected
Q P| os a
Gel glee
321 ? |a8
Sialesacm
Oo 14 |e

Hf | eas |B INS

| S| ths Pa.

1G | Bern) ise ING G5

aby eS eee Calif.
Os be 2 1 | Tex.

i | esl wt Hawaii.
eee Pedy aes bys

1 ae Peers Mass

Tis | eee |e INE RYS

Tig O08 | eee N.Y

le) eee | Se N.Y

1 ,

ee ee LONGI)
le Sura | eet 1 | Tex
Soca [Ene S 1 | Ariz
neal (een 1| Tex.
HD | eee | ee ING YG
ay ees | ee INERYS
eee eee ela as
SS Ree Pay ro ones INS aa,
ING NG
13%) S32 28)55—4 Calif.,*
Hawaii
rere | ee] i | eee |e
58 a|S= se |e Calif.,*
Minn., N.
V6q5 Je 12
R.
Le 2 =| INESYe
i desea LE Pane SG
25, | Set Tn IN ees eeIN oa Yo
pees aN
SSE | Rete 1 | Mass.
1) ESS eee Va.
eis | nae HS | PINs
1-22 ea wall.
area | Peres Ql Calif.
Wash.
es ee 3 | Ariz., Tex,
16 |_-_-| 8 | Ala., Hawalt,
ING NG

24

Pests collected and reported from July 1,

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Cymbidium ensifolium (orchid)
Cymbidium sp

Leptoglossus chilensis (Spinola) (Coreidae):
Vitisisps(crape) fees = ae eee

Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
Aspasia epidendroides (orchid)
Aspasia principissa
Brassia sp. (orchid)
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Leucaspis loewi Colvee (Coccidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)
Leucaspis pusilla Loew (Coccidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)
Solanum sp
Leucoptera co i ffeelia G.-M. (Lyonetidae):
Coffea sp. (coffee)
Ligyrocoris abdominalis (G.-M.) (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliad
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Cycad
Limaz marginatus Muller (Mollusca):
Anthurium sp
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Orchid

Soil
Limaz marginatus Muller (?) (Mollusca):
Asparagus sp
Limaz maximus (l.) (Mollusca):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Plant
Lizus junci Boh. (Curculionidae):
Beta vulgaris (beet)
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Canes—unidentified
Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
Wood ee
Wrapping ia te ee ee See
Lygaeus idensilive F. (Lygaeidae):
Cocos nucifera (copra)
Lygaeus uhleri Stal (Lygaeidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Lygus lineolaris (P. de B.) (Miridae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Mamurius mopsus Stal (Coreidae):
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Canavalia microcarpa
Canavalia sp

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Mauria subnotatus (Boh.) (Anthribidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Ipomoea pes-caprae
Megalocysta aibbifera (Pieada) (‘Tingidae):
Bromeliaceae
Megalometis chiliensis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Prunus domestica (plum)
Prunus persica (peach)

Melipotis famelica (Guen.) (Phalaenidae):
Ship’s_quarters

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin by ae Conegted
Ba 5 0
56| 8 /S6
Bel al =
° 6) |e
oO 124 iq
Japan see. Se ase Bees | la MO alates
Australia, Japan__-____- poe o |B || Cai
Chile2eees oe eS (F ee elo-s|| INT. YZ
CanaltZoness-22== os |S | Te aliteg
ees Go nes. - Stes | Re ea eee
wee Osea. 5 Os ae S| ee eles
Colombia 1) |S (eee aes
Aruba, Canal Zone, |_---| 6 |____| Calif.,* Fla.*
Nicaragua, Trinidad.
Germany, Italy-_______- weeilowdlh BQM RINE
Canary Islands_________- er eee lier Ll LIN|S df
Gold Coast, Thailand___} 1 1 |____| Hawaii, Md.
WWiberiates 2-22 ss22ensee 1) Soe Ses | Viiche
Miexicov-5--2 3h ects 1) 2s ES exe
Hondurasheae ase LASS eerie ea)
Miexicovte-2--i2eee ee TEES See EM ex.
Bete GO eeweee esse desis Ss ede Hes ae exe
CostatRicas=====s==22—5 25h) occ) al Ee?
Azores, Germany ----___ PSS D8) Sea Pas
Costa Rica, Guatemala__|..--|---_| 2 | Fla.
Pongal eee S| Ses | lal Viass
ae (eee ee ey Pee ea oot, || INIEgS
Japansa=s ene a Se ae ees Sane Se 1 Ee wenre
INR Wa yaa oe ee as aa\ bolt eel a
Ene lande eae Be Seal ida No. Nc
Taly)22e4 2-2 ee = 225g | eas eae
Wnkno Willa asa eee) Nod
Ghing2.525 32 = =2s ee Ht eeeslicese|) MWe.
Ila walle ee eee [| See | See aware
iphilippinessee- = = 13] .2 25-22 leas
MGxi COR ae asses seek 10] S58 | See ATI Z6
seat GO esas tL RAE |] Ol ene ees AZ
a Orns a eee eed ee ee ESR hexs
IRWertorRico nae Th Wese ele ||, WIG.
IMawali-ass2es= ees 1 eee oles] BEEN.
pee GOV Ske ee sek =< 98) 108 Sa See Re aihes
Hawaii.
Brazil, Hawaii, Jamaica, |_---| 5 |---| Ala., Calif.*,
Japan, Trinidad. Fla.*, Tex.
aw alieen essa Ss sacs Weel) 1s bent,
See GOkS de es | ee | eee een | Te ere
@anallZonebena seas = selec) Tl |) Cahtie
@hilesi*s-ssh eee ssees 1 ee eee | Ne
eee 1 a SES Tn eee A IN
Bahamas! 3 eee eee Milka! INS

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

25

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ' 5 Collected
Q Plo in—
Bal 6 ioe
36/ 8/86
ay| P | acs
Beene
So | 4 ia
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_------------------- Honduras Tf] euro e he |) bE
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ----------- Ecuador, Guatemala, | 50 }____|---_| La., N. Y.,
Mexico. 8. C., Tex
WTS SOs (CaN Oe) ee ee ee Chiles ee Tt eee eSse|] ING
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae) :
Lonchocarpus sp. (cuberoot) --_------------------ IBLazileee see oe ee Ta eee be eel | MINTS BG
VQ OCICTALO eae tee ese Tees ee IMGxICOS re re eee 1 Pe a Til.
Microcerotermes exiduus (Hagen) (Termitidae):
PRI IDOULONS Dee eee rere renee nee ee Colombiastessass-=s2—— pe ee (a ING DE
Microtheca AN OLOTiG Stal (Chrysomelidae):
COPANO (ORO Ne Brazil eecees ce eee eae ene Ib INigdis
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
FART ATIC Meine tenet ne werner eee Ig Wallsa ee eee pose le Lye Hawaii.
Minthea rugicollis (W1k.) (Lyctidae):
HS LITE DOO Mme: oN ee oe ee re en Indigs =e eae Te Peale SoA a:
IVa Va Cenel snr ss ae tee Eee Pe ee ecu BANS | leer an eer iP | eeesee | are eT
Mrniothripa lichenigera (Hampson) (Phalaenidae):
ENGR OS ENO ca a ES Kew ajaleineass =a Bee ol eG (bere Ea walle
Monanthia monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
With orchid and bromeliad plants_____---------- Mex CO-s2 ee eae eee eee |e (PAT,
TELA IT HOIST 5 Os 2 Se a a ss ee ee (6 (oe ea coer a ae See SSS Bi Aer
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
PESTO DIMITLUMTIRS Dots a a ee ee JAM a Catan eee Sees Gees ale) ales
Wnichachiuvens7sady CHEe) anne ne a ee India ee ee Saseeee| oe INS Ue
Orchid Merree ser ee eee oe hail an dite see caine coon Pawan ellwelawalne
TPT OLR AIS ISD) (OLCDIG) Pee ee ee ee ee TR inid a0 ease eee Oe ees lal mevawalis
Monosteira unicostata Mulsant & Rey (Tingidae):
Punica granaium (pomegranate) -_______-_______- Titaly sees areca an 15 | SS | ENTS Bye
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
(COPLG COCONINO oes oe ek Re ee eee Mahi fet eee mere Aes s5ee|| 2) IDs Ce
Giinus paradis? (erapeiruit)—_--—----- = = British Guiana_________- Bae eapl eee Vii Che
Mormidea collaris Dallas (Pentatomidae):
Orchid ee tay here eee sae OE Ae ee ae ee IMfexXICOses sess == Bah DEW | gs Pella a@ alites
Myochrous anne Jac. (Dr ysomelidee):
PANT RUTTUTTSD ee tre oe se eee eee cee ee ewe 0 ae a NR S| Le 1 eexe
Myodocha Tone tollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
CORRE ONG! «hs Se See Se ee ae eee eee (eee (6 (0 eo ee ee ee Saas lo exc
Napomyza lateralis (Fall.) (Agromyzidae):
Cichorium endivia (endive) --_-------------------- 13\2) (qe eee eee sas) M73 ees Spe al ING Ve
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch) (Termitidae):
Gucidium am pliakium: (Orchid) sess 2= ane eee CanaltZonens = ae ee | bee I | ;Cahif=
COWRA Ua ak es AN a aa eh area ei a Wt (Vaya ere gs Arar oe RS ay | pole 1 | Calif.*
Naupactus ranthographus Germ. (Curculionidae):
Vitis vinifera (Kuropean grape) -___--_------------ © nile Wee een onder ne 1 Ease aIMN GAS
VWASAIS SIDS (CEN OLE) a a ee a | (6 Ka Spain sare erecta ae ot Oy ae, | SE PINRO Go5 Jen
Nemapogon granella (L.) (Tineidae):
Agaricus campestris (mushroom) _-___-_-----_---- Nitalyaa ee eee en Thal SSeS EEE IN ANT NG
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)--.____-_-__--__- Brazil Mexican =sssess22 Sele alas | eee Neb Yer eX.
Solanum melongena (eggplant) -____-__---___----- Brazil eee eee ERS | acl ee el aS
Neoleucon rubrotylus Carvalho (Miridae):
PE TELOC ETAT ONES ner a ae eee Mexico 2s: or Se eve 2a | exe
Neolobophora lugubris (Dohrn) (Forficulidae):
(Ove) UTC 5 eee es De AA ae ae ee i ake BR eV A || Brey 22 (0 a Yep Ean ae oe te ap ee ale | Se 1 | Calif.*
Neolobophora ruficeps (Burm.) (Forficulidae):
OT Chi eee ras ae ey ee ee ee oe = cee | erga GO es en eh eee a = el eae 4] Ariz. Calif.,*
Tex.
Neoscatella sernotata (Cresson) (Ephydridae):
A\rbifo) ays). 22s Sas Me AT Se ee ee ae a Wali sass ee bts 1 |___-| Hawaii.
Neosteingelia terana Morr. (Coccidae):
SOilbwAhOrchid Sa ee ee eee IM OXICO S222 eee sere eee eee een eA ZZ
Nephotettir apicalis (Motsch.) (Cicadellidae):
PANT DATO beeen tes bans Nee aot SOR Japan, Philippines, un- |____| 6 |____| Hawaii.
known.
Nesosteles incisus (Mats.) (Cicadellidae):
IRD IAN Gee ee See PSone eS CLE) of yn pas ye eee uae Bees ail o= ee La Walle
Neuroctenus litigiosus Stal (Aradidae):
COPE W G) 0s tos Sea ar oh iE MN wa a IM@3iC0 2 os oat eal alae Te Mex,

387891—56——_4.

26

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Nezara heegeri Puton (Pentatomidae):

With apples and pomegranates__________________
Nezara viridula (L.) (Pentatomidae):

PAU ZURTRCED Ch (OOM) pepe eee

Chingysanthem wisp eae eee ee eee ee

WGRNARO TALI es Te a ee BE ee

VWatis: SD si(Grape) = seca oe ere en eee Sr ee
Nodonota tristis (Oliv.) (Chrysomelidae):

VWliSiSD sa (2TADC) ee ee eee
Noella floridula (Dist. ) (Miridae):

Diefenlachiyspe sere een oe ee eee
Nomophila HecHiella (D. & S. )(Pyraustidae):

PAT AT Oe te See eee a ee ee ee ea.
Nymphula fluctuosalis Zell. (Pyraustidae):

TNGVS 0} E02) e aa See ee OR Sed ee eee
Nysius californicus Stal (Lygaeidae):

AUnplanesskst2e2 ete cee Ss Eee ae eine ean snake
Nysius clevelandensis Evans (Lygaeidae):

Gactucatsativas (lettuce) ase meee eee
Nysius dallasi White (Lygaeidae):

TAP lanle eee aes Re eu eee Po SNe eee ia We
Nysius raphanus Howard (Lygaeidae):

GTN} 0) zw as) ioe sp OE a are SS ee ss ee ee

Brassica SD (LUUStAEG) ae eae eee ee ee een
Ochterus perbosci (G.-M.) (Ochteridae):

Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’’)___--_______-
Odonaspis ruthae Kot. (Coccidae):

Catileyc@Sp su Orchid) eases se een one enn

Cynodonisp eee ete Se Eee sess See ws
Odonaspis secreta (CkIl.) (Coecidae):

IBA MDUSA SPE Base eae ere een a sn ee lee
Odontolorozus longicornis (Coq.) (Neriidae):

PNT) 0) EY Ys Sk a ih ESPN alae Ul ee et ce

Oedancala bimaculata (Dist.) ((Lygaeidae):
Orchid

Oedotingis mexicanus Drake (Tingidae):
Orchid

Olethreutes leucotreta Meyr. (EOE
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)-_ _.--_-

Olethreutes leucotreta Meyr. (?) (Olethreutidae):
Capsicum Srutescens Oe (bell pepper) - -
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Oligonychus peruvianus (McG.) (Tetranychidae):
Trifolium sp. (clover)

Omphisa anastomosalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Onthophagus incensus Say (Scarabaeidae):
Airplane
Oplomus rutilus Dallas (Pentatomidae):
Orchid
Opogona purpuriella Sw. (Lyonetiidae):
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Opshomala vitreipennis (Marsch.) (Acrididae):
PANT DIS. 6 Sener eee ee

Airplane. ea ae ee ea rp ee Be an

rehi

Vanda “Miss Joaquin” (orchid)

Vanda sp
Orsillus aeateaes (Muls. & Rey) (Lygaeidae):

CUDTESSUSISD sg ne Oe a ena ae EEN De gt
Orthezia pseudinsignis Morr. (Coccidae):

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Ortholomus jamaicensis (Dallas) (?) (Lygaeidae):

Crotalaria sp
Orthotylus ericetorum (Fall.) (Miridae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ‘ ' Collected
Q a 3 in—
S| il) = BO
5.9/8 /3s
aT se"
iS) Z |
Italy 20-2 Se eneers 1s eee | Zee INfe WG
Chilo: Soe anaes 1 eee |e INESYS
AIStralin=ese see ae eee ss | | een Hawaii
Bermuda sae een iL oft eee |e N. Y.
Chiles eee 1° ae aha Ny
Chile(?) ee oe lty| See | Pees ex,
Mex CO== sane eee een | eee | eee 1| Tex.
HMawalit 2s -soeeeeer eS Pot eee er awanre
Philippines sas eee eee) al |e | Pelawatis
Colombiaaee=2 === aes Ppt Keel | [eee (od Neb.
PAUIStra id= == ae eee 5273 See Seawaiies
Hawaii, Japan_________- eee | eo) | eee eleawalie
IMIGX1CO sae ees ea |] Eee aT xen
a aS GO eves se SELES eet Aaa een en ox
Colom bigaaes==s=eaa=ee 10s base pat Ga.
CanaleZ One mee ees | eens | epee 1] Fla.
Union of South Africa___|____]___- |} IDE Ce,
JADA es sake eee eee Sec A Gown |) Cnie
IWECX1 CO 82 see ae ren re aoe eR exe
soe h GO 25523 Se eS |e ee ee exe
pues 2 GO esn 28, Sac tS a RC alin
Angolat=2 2. eee yeas |Past | SES Ne
BeleiankCon goss s=sas| nae 1s Sas Vide
Belgian! Congor=ssss soe | sees || ln | aes ae
Union of South Africa___}----] 1 |---| Mich.
Guatemala sass Ws ee fe Se Tex.
Hawaii, India__________- 1} 1 |__-.| Hawaii,
Mass.
a Walieas ase eee Ee S| S| SE aywrene
Mexicos = - eae ee | eee le alike.
Hawalis See eek 10) 2223 Sees Bea walls
Unknownte eee CEST ls SN SS SNe
IMexicOs 22 eee SEA Pees ehexe
ET A Wallies ee ee 1 ee |S 23 sbawalik
ae Gone 2 TEE PO ps ee eS ET elie
Liger Ones 22s | 4 | Ee ee eee
GreeCe ooo ae |e eeealie =e IN
Mexico... ... 2 eee 11) ee 2 Se TLE
Guatemala== == 22 saeaeeee| Eee Sec UMM Bex
Scotlandseeess sees ce= == Ne allen () LIES INE YS

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

27

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Oscinella dampfi Ald. (Chloropidae):
Gladiolus s
Oxycarenus bicolor Fieber (Lygaeidae):
Cymbidium sp. (orchid)
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)
ET AGERENESTCOTUIULOEIUUS ea ee ee
Oxydema fusiforme W oll. (Curculionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -___------------
Vanda sp. (orchid)
iran pIMedompPalcelas= t= a= =— oe ne = eee
Oxydema longulus (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
NO OTAUIAILENLERIILEMLALISY (LL) mae re eee
Oxygrylius ruginasus (Lec.) (Scarabaeidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) _-_-_-_----
Czophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
(CORE SHUG | avs CLs BOD ee os ed Dae ea pe hve en eine

A irplane_. a enen e et Ry See rn Lee

ANTEC) EX QE ee Se ee ee ee eer eee
Pachyzancla periusalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):

Solanum nigrum (black nightshade)____________-
Palaeopus costicollis Mshll. (Curculionidae):

PANGiNETONLCURale (PINger) 2 =
Pangaeus piceatus Stal (Pentatomidae):

Ona atl 2S ae ee See eee eee ee
Pangaeus rugifrons Sign. (Pentatomidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):

COO G meee oe eee ee le ree See Seen

FESO TIGUNULLLCOAS Ds pee eens ee eee ae

Condyimentenminauisn (tia see oe ee

ING a eee jk eee, Se ee ee

Vanda sp. (orchid)

Vitis sp. (grape)

Wrapping
Paragonatas divergens (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

PE HILOGENENONISD Meee ee ee 2
Paratetranychus pratensis (Banks) (Tetranychidae):

PEUTLOCILLOOES DD eer a mek eer ere
Paratrioza cockerelli (Sule.) (Psyllidae):

ANISPT OV TAS eh Sa oa ener
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):

Camellia japonica (camellia) ______-.__________-_-
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):

Gitjusiaurantifolia’ (ime): 22222232

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)__-_-_-_--------__--

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_____________-

OaTISESTILEIES 1S OLAN 2 C) sete en es oe

Parlatoria crotonis Dougl. (Coccidae):
Codiaeum sp. (croton)
Parlatoria crypta McKenzie (Coce idae):
CIULOROSTOLLCG) (DN AISa) nen eee
Mongifera indica (mango)_-=--___-- 2 5 5 8
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)
Matus sylvestris (apple) -__---._--------------------
Mespilus germanica (medlar) oe ean ere eee
Prunus amygdalus (almond)__-__-_-------_______-
PEURUUSECONUITUILILIS) (DEAL) eee eee oe eer
ISOLUUSESD Nan eae tem uaa non nue Wakes Sie Rte eh
Parlatoria proteus (Curt.) (Coccidae):
Renanthera sp. (orchid)

$: |
| Number of |

intercep-
| tions in—
Country of origin ii ibe
2, 3
Sa} |e
56/8/28
a?l g los
o ° m
Oma Ze
1M He). do ee Sees ee I) Se ee
AIST al aes ee aE bee eee
israel ewes c aya. 2 ee See 2h ee se a
Alighanistane=s=—2-sesee4|==——| eos | (on
a walle sae eee ee i lf) agree (a
anata 0 Ko Supe ee SE | fee Ue ee en
ACS COS eee eee me | | eee ene
Aeees CO Bee Ft ee es 2 a eee! eB ees
ee (6 (og ee pe ear es | ese eee | (sata
Miexicon:snsni es See ie eel labs ae
jel Se C6 Ka) Se ee ae eee | | Se | AIF)
Guam, Hawaii-_--------- oA ae ne
Kwajalein, South Pacific |____] 2 |____
RervomR Cosas = == eee Te ose ee
Jane) Capea ae eee UY eee | ae
VTC C 0 ree ee | een re 1
piss CGV) SIs see |r) 4 fi |
a walieeae ee see en a} || Peres |ess
eee (6 Ko eae ee cere ee 2 Br Lh) ee
dash Sif GO ee ene 1 eee
eas GOES oe ee eee ig [eee eae
Chile, Union of South Dei |feyeeto | eS
Africa.
Hla wailkes Sheree eee i eens (esa
Chilesie= one seta Se Pi | ect Pes
ELS Walle re eee Dd es a ae
IMICXICOsS tet ee 2a a ea 1
Chingss<a sees ser ears cree | eee | ere
IME CO eee een ne | ee eee
Japalenceeacens pe eee | eee 2
CONDI ofr fs eae 1G | eee poe
PANTO OTN G1 ae eee | ete a ea
IMICKICO MA see | see ne | eee 1) ee
Argentina, Brazil, Mex- |____| 11 |__--
ico, Peru, Trinidad,
Union of South Africa.
ET A Wai sien stim Mersey eel AG ees ore
Pakistan = eee peel pee taal
i ae QULS SARIS Ses eee eee oe eee
halyeee eae eee een el eee
Canad elliy ae eee es Oy eel eae
pal yee eee = S| ee
CiReCe persis penn | Stelle Vu ural
BANT ees come meen ce ence |
iG ally Aer esse eee es aU (pee fe ae
Th ailan dee sas ee eee ee erat 1

Collected
in—

Tex.
Hawaii.

ING
D.C.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Ariz,, Tex.
Hawaii, Tex.
Hawaii.

Ill.

IDB CK

Tex.

Tex.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N a
Hawaii.
INES
Hawaii.
Mex:
Hawaii.
Tex.

Calif.*, N. J
Fla.*

Calif.*
Calif.*

Calif.*,
INR eh

Hawaii.

28

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Vanda batemani (orchid)
Vanda sp

Parlatoria theae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Acer sp. (maple)

Prunus sp. (flowering cherry)
Prunus s
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Citrus sp. (orange)
Citrus sp

Orchid
Passaloecus luzonensis Roh. (Sphecidae):
Airplane
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia sp
Flibiscus sp
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)
Gossypium sp. (cotton; lock)
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)
Pentacora signoretti (G.-M.) (Saldidae):
Airplane
Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
Alpinia sp. (red ginger)
Caladium sp
Calathea insignis-
NEUSOCECIS eee Ae rere oe ne nee eee ae
Soil with banana rhizomes
Peridroma margaritosa (Haw.) (Phalaenidae):
Amaryllis sp
Apium graveolens (celery)
Chrysanthemum sp
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Succulent—unknown
Periphyllus californiensis (Shinji) (A phidae):
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple)
Acer palmatum var
Acer sp. (maple)
Peritrechus sylvestris (F.) (uygaeidae):
Soil with roots of various plants
Perkinsiella saccharicida Kirk. (Delphacidae):
Airplane
Perkinsiella vitiensis Kirk. (Delphacidae):
Airplane
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
Daucus carota (carrot)
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Bulbophyllum sp
Caryota sp
Lansium sp
Orchid
Soilawathpbanan apr hizo nies eee meeee eens
Soil on root of unknown plant
Stenotaphrum secundatum (St. Augustine grass) _-
Phelomerus aberrans (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Cassia grandis (pink-shower) -
Phelypera distigma Boh. (Curculionidae):
Orchid

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin : ' Collected
a lel | i
28) 8/88
JE |e
O 124 |x
‘Thailand\=.2 30. ser e220 oa eee Nee
Canal Zone, Ceylon, |----|---- 6 | Calif.*+, Fla.,
Hawaii, Thailand. Hawaii.
Ja Panes) eee eel eeae Red |e oe eee 2 | Calif.*,
Wash.
eae Oe = = Sea Se ees Sa i Osa Thee
Bee she COs ee IS ea ear
Phillippines_-__________- 1 |_---|--__| Hawaii.
INI perigee en ae SoenHt Al es o]| 128),
France (?), Italy, Spain, |--__| 4 |____] Calif.*, Ill,
unknown. Mass
British Guiana__-________ Sosa I ssss| iiGa,
Japan=sseiases ese 1 |_---|--_.| Hawaii
SPAS eee eee Bena 2b esas) Cari
(On OSaS =e ee Sseele—s-|) LEN i
Haiti: ae 1) | Sees ees las
Mexico s:as tees Pea seal). 63 |) 40ers
Ta Walle ate enema tens seca! ab sao) ISN.
i aly (0 (ce eae ee lies a Optic
See aye OSE Sue ees ee ie ee | ae | ein wa
Hawaii, Mexico__-___-__- 1 1 |____| Hawaii, Tex.
Mexico. pee Ee | See | Sel exe
Brazil, Jamaica, Japan, | 12 |____| 1] D. C., La.,
Mexico, Trinidad. Mass., N.
We, exe
Viexico sss es 21 79 Neal) 40S
Seve (0 (0 ee ee eeeeesostsssell den |) Jeu
Hawai 5 ee ee els he) oI
i Sees | Bees | ee ee alites
SSeolleseo|| ah |} dake yen
LS | ee ie
Bermuda: 2 meal reel fs bal IN |S YC
i GOee ees ee See || Pal Eee | eee | Na
Spain ae Sooo ls | Sees ex:
INICXICOSS see eee ene ‘11 2 | Tex
Lane GOvs= 2s 5 os S5 22 SSE | See ae a Tex:
eeeee Oe eel een | eae eel | OXS
Netherlands___-_-------- me Pees PHIL | INIords
een 0 ee Es | RD ee de | e
Png land ees eee ene Sesalr Al easel) IES
Swedenss:22 eee eee | ae | len | eal
Eniwetok (?), Hawaii___|____| 6 |_-_.| Hawaii
iyi Se) soe ees ---.| 2 |---| Hawaii
Germany, Italy________- SSeS Ea Sl Wik, ater
New Guinea___-----_--- ae | Pee lel ela wrenie
Cuba eee ea ee Ellie tell NT Ala
Phillippines_-_-_-------- 1 |_---|----| Hawaii.
Canal Zone, Honduras__|_-__|_--_| 4 | Fla., Hawaii.
Bermuda eaesnse eee Seco eee|| thy ING XC
ee 6 Ke pe ere estar ent |) Ua be | ewe lhe IAD,
Loe do 28 8 ee ee Ses ES OMAN ae
CostapRicase=sse == ae Mee es55e]) 1b,
IMiexico=2 2c sae ee ae eCalites

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Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Phenacaspis aucubae (Cooley) (Coccidae):
PACLCTD CAST) Sateen ee NS wpb
Phenacaspis pinifoliae (Fitch) (?) (Coccidae):
Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Full. (Coccidae):
ETO DIU LALITS sete ee eee ee eee
@ocosyuiicifena)(COCONUt) as = 22a ne eae ane
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower)
Phenacoccus gossypii (Towns. & Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Acalypha sp. (copperleaf)____.._----------__-___-
Codiaewm sp. (croton)
Phenacoccus solenopsis Tins). (Coccidae):

er
Phenacoccus stelli (Brain) (Coccidae):
Protea sp
Philaenus leucophthalmus (L.) (Cercopidae):
Gachuca sation (lettuce) _—_---_._--_2--_-_
TESTE ILTRAS TO S(T yy) ee ee eae
Phlegyas annulicrus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Orchid and bromeliad plants_________-____-____-
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Bern.) (Scolytidae):
Oleo europaea (olive)
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis vinifera (European grape) __-_--------_-___-
Vitis sp. (grape)
Phyllecthrus subsulcata Horn (Chrysomelidae):
Zea mays (corn)
Phyllophaga congrua (Lec.) (Scarabaeidae):
PACTS} AT eg ie Re eee ye eae ee

FAUT. Lat Geman eek Peete EP TS Baie Re

EST OSSiCOASD res ne ae a See
Phytomyza atricornis Meig. (?) (Agromyzidae):

Gisanthenviniyspea eee nna Se

MICK BD, (Cambiayp)=—- = ee
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):

Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_-___---_--_-
Cichoriwm endivia (endive) _._----.-_.-_-----------
Daucus carota (carrot)
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ---__________-

Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (Coccidae):

PANEVUNILTU GILT ODNY OCS eee eee oe
Anthurium sp
Cordylineitenminaliss (ti)eesee ee ee
Corday lineisp ee. Se ee ee ee ee
TAC ET CISD eee ea aan hee ek Ce Dae EE
DVO T SEEN ORDET CLS serene nn
JMG OGTATD AOS aA Bee ee eee el)

BILOGENGT OTIS Dee eat ee eee eran Be See
SEO DGNG GDS ae es a ule ey aay
ISUNCLIEZIO. SD eee ae ees ee ON eee. SRN SE
Pinnaspis pattersoni Green & Laing (tentative)
(Coccidae):
EGC OL/LOACOTNILON1 ee ee ee EE
Pinnaspis theae (Green) (?) (Coccidae):
Piper nigrum (black pepper)
enaicgera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
rchi

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin ' ‘ Collected
&fele | in
lam) g@ jod
mee] GY leas)
f=) fet 1S
[~) (o) ah
O14 |x

Japanese eee aoe See eee ee
@anada=.2 =o: ene 1 | eee areal] IN Ge Ve
Ea Walters oe ee Seee Sel) 12 sey ere
Shae Ones ae ere tars ec ADs eee | a
meen 1 Be ee ee ee | ee | sa eevaalis
IVIEGX1 COMES ees S208 222) alae lex:
Bahamas, Bermuda____- WEEN SIL TEES INTE yea
IMiexi CoM c es Se ae a | oes eee Mex
Union of South Africa_.| 1 |____|____| N. Y.
Bae |e) syle | IN YG
Tess IE erie Ny es
soe Rane sth Ari zs
BCE hi AS oe ee ee Se eso lk Neg a
Union of South Africa___| 3 |____|____| N. Y.
(Re A Co oY pepe an oe EC ey (Nee PINTS a
IMI ae ss Se 1 | eee | een BACT 7
Central America_-______- Ses in| eeiceal| B e
INTC X1C 0 ee ae reas 2ST 1 eget ene Xe
(Oi SNe ee ee USP Te | a exe
Kno landae essa ase Bees) ae SEN Be
IPOLturale seen s eee pSeESS Sy) a) | Mis,
England, France, Ger- |____| 25 |____| Ala., N. Y.,
many, Netherlands, Pa., Tex.
Sweden.
Belgium, England, |____| 10 |____| Pa., Tex.
Netherlands.
Bel sin sean Fie | ee eee | Nae
Netherlands= 2222222225 es flip eee Atlas
England, Germany -___- ees 2))| See | DC ea as
Galva eee eel eee |e BulaNs
Colombia == See RAN OTE INES
Wallies. Als ee aoe Saih ab aa einehnt
eo LO eee eee |i | cel em ETA Wall
ere CoG YD ed bets 1s ence
Appian yeh oe ee ip | ees oes |e cL
near eee eee ee NE |S NET
a Walieea= net ee 2 |__..|__._| Hawaii
Cuba testes aoe ayers pies een |e lVaSse
15 Gh fay eee ee ee Phat aes | eae
mE | LO a ee eee oe el oe ELL Weal
ae Oe eee een ee ELA Wale
Belgian Congo---__------ een ee Sota MI DO
Ind onesiateesats seas SSA Salar Ds Cs
Mexico me ae pepsi ey Bees Pee ee Califa OX.
ek (ON ee ae eR rl ee orreeeal || tll OK
Les Oe ees eS A pee ee Ak an OX

30

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Solanum melongena (eggplant)

Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (?) (Tortricidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)

Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) _------------
Plusia cuales (Esp.) (Phalaenidae):

Airplan

Plusin Avaleites (Esp.) (?) (Phalaenidae):

Anthurium sp---------
Vanda sp. (orchid)

“«Poliaspis’”’ pini Mask. (Coccidae):

Pinus sp. (pine)

Polychrosis botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):

Vitis sp. (grape)

Porthetria mathura Moore (?) (Lymantriidae):

Pinus sp. (pine)

Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):

Olea europaea (olive) __-

Prodenia eridania (Cram.) (Phalaenidae):
Coriandrum sativum (coriander) _--------------__-

Flowers—assorted
Gladiolus sp-----------

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _---------------
Musa Pee (plantain) hse

Zinnia s

fee WUD. rs rae oh ak

Prodenia ornithogalli Guen. (Phalaenidae):

Miexi C0 sss ens eta es

Flowers—assorted
Gladiolits!sp ~a so e E oee
+ Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
CANS awn eee Re ee se eae ee cil ee INTE X1 C0 Sakae aisaiie Sener:

Wooden" boxs: 2s. es ee ee A C0 Ko et ee sr keene
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Green) (Coccidae):

Capsicum frutescens (pepper) -------------------- IDYoronnnea =

Gardenia augusta (gardenia) -__-------__--------- Guatemala, Trinidad,

Venezuela.

FLONASE se = Son eet Sheen nA SD = ROE Abrinid ad Soa ase
Protopulvinaria pyriformis Ckll. (Coccidae):

Oath. Res ae hs Ec ar Tee ONG
Psara licarsisalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):

Airplane sab uses ee je AT iWiesteeacifica see
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Gardentaisp: 33 eS ee a Quam, Hawaii_________-

Unidentifiedicuttine Se eee Guim ae
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae) :

Ciirusiaurantifoliaj@ime)2o2=2=— ee IBYaz ies eee eee eee

GCitrusilimon| (emon) ase eee Arcenting== === ——a eee

Gitnustsinensis\ (Orange) sas ee ene Dominica===————

TCOTASDeee eee

Mangifera indica (mango)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):

Epidendrum sp. (orchid)

Orchicdees ees pe ee ea Costa Rica, Honduras,
Mexico.

Persea americana (avocado) -__.------------------ IMCxd CO ee eee
Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Stenotaphrum secundatum (St. Augustine grass)__| Bermuda_-__-------------
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):

Matlusisylvestris) (apple) atsssa. oo eee eee Ntaliyze = Seisa Neen a ee
Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae):

Euphoria longan (longan)...-..------------------ Philippinessaen- 2 ===

Lansium domesticum (domestic langsat) ----.----|-----d0-------------------
Pseudococcus matsumotoi Shiraiwa (Coccidae):

Chaenometes}sp esa eo ee er ener EE OE oa a peel |
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):

Gocosmnucifend | (COCONUt) hae sae ee 1s Gh ¢ bees ee

Canal Zone, Trinidad __-
Philippines!

isump-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
: Collected
Ae |
8| 3 |
Sl fel toa
fo) fo)
Onalzales
Seco seos|| pedal pbs, 18,
1S | eee ees | Tees
Ls | Eee | eee
SpA pl ind bad Fe,
Se) al asee) Lat,
oes Ee eile Ela went
25 | See eee | Elawanie
eee |i |e 2a alifeecmeleaes
Wash.
A) Monee)! ERS. INS We
pee eee |e le etaweiis
2h | een Nes
Tle Bees en exe
7 ees | ee Viresss
AL | | ee Ng
ie|| Ses | Se eee
11) | | RE Ns
See | nat hal ees ANS 3%,
2 2ee 053) (aes | Ela wen
iin | ea | ce Mass
na | Seon | eases INI NG
Te ea) ali,
le) | RSs eS i @alites
petal HS Sh, 3) | RS, 18
30) Se Eee iC alipa sp ys
ee eee ee Tas
1 el ea
28) wl Sea Elawaie
OF Ne ||) (Chub
aess|oens|| il) CHR
a 258 dees | RC alive
CSE ie | eee a Calites
1 Soe eee ES Teaehhomas
& St. John.
Tenth pile IRIE Ys INTs dl
1) | 22 Se Sawai
Pee Saar 1 | Tex.
Be eee 8 | Calif.,* Fla.,
N.Y., Tex
ial. te el Rexe
ps |e 1 | Ala.
1g pee psa N.Y
i] @ | -oeecoest| eee Hawaii
Ly Be Ee ash.
ea tock 1 | Hawaii
7 AL ne en eee Hawaii

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

dl

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
LEGODS PRO OLAD Oe Fo ee
Pinus sp. (5-leaved pine)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Ckll. (Coccidae):
Oncidiwm luridum (orchid)
Orchid
Psylla buxi (L.) (Psyllidae):
Burus sp
Psylia pietadendri Puton (Psyllidae):
Rhododendron ferrugineuwm--_--------------------
Pulvinaria horii Kuw. (Coccidae):
Zelkova sp
Pulvinaria psidit Mask. (Coccidae):
Alpinia sp. (red ginger)
Anthurium sp
FA ACEAG erate oe mss eee ee Pi
(CHL, (Coie) he ee se eee
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
FECOQUECR OG SD oe es he ee. Se
Myrtus sp. (myrtle)

J PUNGTOG TEES Vx eee a
a ah vitis (L.) (Coccidae):
Puto Barberi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Puto spinosus (Rob.) (Coccidae):
Van giyenaindica: (Mango) s2= se ee |
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
Lycaste sp. (orchid)
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid)
Pygopleurus vulpes probably chrysonota Brulle
(Scarabaeidae):
Hlowers and: plant material! 2 == 2228
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Capsicum frutescens longum (chili pepper)
Cnsaneusp a (chestnut) hase see ee
LDR ATG Dry a Ed ie SE ee
Glidtolusispeen es. Seah Fe OL Ae Sn ies Saree ©
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
DS OLEILIL TIO ST) Bee eet nt Sa eA hin eas AES
Zea mays (corn)
Pyrrhocoris apterus (.) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Soil around ivy plant and moss_______--_______-_-
Reticulitermes flavipes (Kol.) (Rhinotermitidae):
Armeria sp. (statice)
Rhagoletis cerasi (L..) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry)

Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (?) (Tephritidae) :
VIOUS SY LDEStT iS! (AD Dle) ee ae eee eee
PEALSSULON ES Dose an A oe ak ee
Prunus sp. (cherry
Rhagoletis Aaa, wat) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaella (Theob.) (Aphidae):
INGTON, SO, (aot) phe
Ribua innoxia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ----------------__-_-

Scaphoideus albovittatus Mats. (Cicadellidae):
BAN TS[DL ERIC eet tee ao UN Sulla Selden sy eee
Schoenobius incertulas (W1k.) (Schoenobiidae):
Airplanes sien: Saher UI i ee Ss
Scale osteebive decoratus (Hahn) (Lygaeidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ---_..--_-_--___-.--_--
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
Celosia argentea (cockscomb)____-_-__._-_-___---_--

Country of origin

JaMaleds~ sae ee ee
Honduras

England, unknown-_---_

Switzerland_-__----__-_-

Europe, France, Ger-
many, Italy, Sweden,
Yugoslavia.

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

i Se Collected
Bel eles

ne ? jas

q Alo

° ° mH
oO 14 |e

S344 S242) As ew eab
Bees Lieitd 1 | Hawaii.
eee | eee |e eal mero] ye
aseeosasl SUI Mey
See) Se SME SSS

PAN io eee eel NTS As

Se easeealh ab | CR bie

LS) | eter Pee | Walls
Bead ty cl Ne BY
see aeealt oll |b v EY

LS ee eae await.
4 |____| 1 | Hawaii.
16 ess econ ra wants
1 |____|----] St. Thomas

& St. John.

es eee ea PEVa wall:
aetalasedll allan ord hs

1} eras |e

1) | eee ee aware
Sees eoslle 1) ES

pie tal has 2 | Hawaii.
eae (se A EM Ele LATIN fen
esol |leme|| Tes

pees ed Pale Sel WN NE

1 | eee een eiViasss
eoee lh) Pee | ELa well
eee eal (eee IVa sss
Ses OO Natl) Wen,
eese|| oil eses AES a

il esses || Ibe INS 3Co
pee (ee aed (eT oN eee

10 | eee | eee ST Ox

2 Sa eee IVa Sse si or4
S| Seen Peeeiiviass

Li Meee Sen IVaSS

1 | ones | een eae

| eee ee | eT ex:

ue eee ol at ll OX
Sheen een as ealaay,

INTE OG

ieee) Sil See JEN eel
seael i esses seat
1) | eee |e Poy Te

DU ee ales Ta Fla.*

32 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Selenothrips rubrocinctus—Continued

Codiaewmispa(CLOton) Benen eee ee a walit=s seas ase ween

ETO TSP (ClOV.Cl) eee Cubaici se eae
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)-_-___------ Greece, Italy, Turkey-_--

ZG SCORN) xe nae ee ee ee ee eee ‘Wilgeria: . 23228 alee
Sidemia depravata (Butler) (?) (Phalaenidae):

VASITS PI LING epee ee a ETN ee 8 et iUmknowntes sees eee
Sinozylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):

Wroodenicasee ee oe ie oe Va eo hee eee Pakistan === === eee
Sinoxylon ceratoniae L. (Bostrichidae):

DOO Les RO es Se eee) Dey pte sree
Sinoxylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):

YOON Nt hI BA A a Le India te. ee eae eee
Siphoninus phillyreae (Hal.) (Aleyrodidae):

Punica granatum (pomegranate)________-_-___-_- Gréescess eee
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) -__--_-_------------- IVMIGXI COM a= ee ees
Sitonia hispidula F. (Curculionidae):

ELCLICH TY SUL THIS Date ee ee eer eer eee ee Genmanyaee= ee

FAO) DN ie a A Coal i an Saae leee er G Canada 2te2t 2. ee ee
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):

FUT COSTS Yo tote epee ee oe Tar ees epee ent enw tee Netherlands_ _-------_--
Specularius impressithorar (Pic) (Bruchidae):

TERY CHT ATS ee eee ee eres eee Screen ee rere Rhodesia eae eee
Spodoptera mauritia (Bdv.) (Phalaenidae):

PATTIE ATI G Be eo cee ee eae ROR yee ne Se a walliessa = ee eee

Stenoma catenifer Wism. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado) _________-------------

Stephanitis pyri (F.) (Tingidae):
EY CONLN OSS Dee ee are eee rege
Stephanitis pyroides (Scott) (Tingidae):
FELROCOMENGTOTAS De eee
Sternochetus mangiferae (L.) (Curculionidae):
Mangiferaindical(mane0) ee = ee ae eee

Strophosoma limbatus F. (Curculionidae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather) __-__------------------
Strophosome melanogrammum Forst. (Curculioni-

ae):

Callunawulgaris\ (heather) =e ee eee
Sybra alternans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):

ANP p lame se Tate iectdh oct tbat Atay, jyxt app Ne) SS Ui ey

Cocosinitcifenat(Goconit) ease eee ee

Cordylinetterminalisy (t)) sete eee ee eee

lowers—aASSOnted esse 20a ee

FETELICONILCAS Dee PAT Pe

Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)_-_______---_____-

Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) --______-

Wrapping see e Tee Cir ae 2 aoe ee ear
Systole geniculata Foerst. (Eurytomidae):

DD ORLCUWSRCONOL AA CALLOL) ete ee ae er re ee eet

ITO WTS eer shee Ee a aE le hls I LE
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Hal.) (Thripidae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) __-____-_____-
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):

Annona cherimola (cherimoya)---___-------------
Tapinaspis wesmaeli (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):

GCRATMAEMON CAS Dar ea eae
““Targionia’”’ bromeliae (Leon.) (Coecidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)_.__.----------------
“Targionia”’ hartii (CkKll.) (Coecidae):

DOSCONEM SDs GYAN) eee ee ee ee

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ---------------

Brazil, Central America,

Ecuador, Mexico, Pan-

ama, Salvador.

@recce se eee ee

Haiticn=s===

Canal Zone, Cuba, Ni-
geria, St. Kitts.

Bahamas,

(?)

Martinique

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

| Non-entry

meee ok

Tees

Pees

| ee

2ylense
i esee

| Propaga-
tion

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Fla.*

Hawaii.
Calif.*, La.,
PER lex:
Nig YG
Wash.

Calif.*, Ha-
waii, N.Y.

N.Y.

INI5 YG

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

D.C.
125 TR

Pa.

Tex.

Tex.

Tex.

Fla.*, N. Y.,
Oreg., St.
Croix.

N. Y., Tex.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 33

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ' ‘ Collected
Q Da 3 in—
8 qg/ 2 oD
39| 8 |Ss9
a” 4 on
fo) [o} he
oO Z |p
Tarsonemus laticeps Halb. (Tarsonemidae):
INGO EOS G0 sche Se a eee Ls a Ireland eee eee BESTOP INTE df
Rempyre biguttula Stal (Lygaeidae):
KOT) es ee Ee PORE Se Le ee INT CX COmaa ee OR Sa Set pas | eee Peeler Tex
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
OrchiG meen ert oe Se oe oils eee ee Ot ve esc ht see heals £ Dah pe Rexe
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
GVCOCHESCRLONOCN ION see ne eee CanaleZonemes=a=seaenee sese)es sel) aE CR thi?
Or CHiGg Mareen re snes we ee ee IM Ia se a ene en On ae xe
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orchid ewe See ee Bes el elon 8 Sain Honduras, Mexico_-_-__- Pee eee eT 5a eAriz’ i; Calitis,
Fla., Tex.
Tenthecoris distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) ----__---------.--.------ CanaleZones sae Sees een) le lawaiis
Tenuipalpus pacificus Baker (Phytoptipalpidae):
Cattleya dowiana (orchid) -_-___-_--..---------------|----- On ee ene Sere seeellseee|| SL 1) 1b,
Tenuirostritermes cinereus (Buckley) (Termitidae):
OT CHIC ee eet Ce El es IMG xi COW: ane eee eee oe Leecllesen|| 24 |) ees
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
eaten ee re ae eee re ETS ey ee a = I GO ee ce eS 2 flee s|| aren Ari Zzaalex:
MeCTIIMON OMS 2 ae reek cn es ee a ee lle Ee GOm eee ee enna He | ae | ee AZ
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Ckll.) (Aleyrodidae):
Hand wOod shri bie ta eee Le eee ee ee | Me Ome eee ah 1 Bias | ee Tex:
TB SYA OY 2a es ae = oh eS me yc pee Ure GO Sy ee es ae Lie | Sees | a Tex:
EC ATR et ce eee on eS Pa ee al Sn donee Sie iad oa fy) ee | | Tex
Tetranychus cucurbitae R. & S. (Tetranychidae):
Codiaewm variegatum (croton) _____--------------- IS Walisse eee ee ees epee ener |e al alifer
Tetranychus desertorum Banks (Tetranychidae):
Trifolium sp. (clover) --_-.---.------------------- Guatemala=sse ssn 15) | es | ees eRoxe
Tetranychus mariannae McG. (Tetranychidae):
OR Clit me eRe ee Ee See nee ee ea Costanhicae==-==oeaaee Se eee ae ne),
Tetranychus piercei McG. (Tetranychidae):
Dendropismisps(Onrchid)=2-5-- == India: een ORI. Ey SLE S0 oak PINT de
Tetranychus tumidus Banks (Tetranychidae):
Codiaewntsp (croton) == Stat ts i ee ee SES irae | a th ES ere
Tetraphana daphne Druce (Schoenobiidae):
ER TLOMETLGN OTS Des re ee ra a CostapRicavee==s=saeee Se ak || anes
Terananus spatulatus (Van D.) (Cicadellidae): 3
ANIA EVO). 3 ono Se ee ho erie ETC CO Kee ean | ale ee Selawaiie
Theba pisana (Muller) (Mollusca):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) __-__---------- Tes) ig see are ea A CT Se 0 |e iT | eel NT ce
iachicalsativas (lettuce) sass o-oo Germanye ee SE eee ED Ss
ethic era tones se tess acre ae a eee ae irae yr ee RNG | ray |e a eViasse
Theba pisana (Muller) (?) (Mollusca):
TeACHULCUASativad) etlUCe) sae ee INetherlarid secs ee | meres | eT a | eee aS
Thecla ziba Hew. (Lycaenidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)______--------------- IMiexiCOz= ee ees 1 Nos-|lsoc al) AGES
Tingis cardui (L.) (?) (Tingidae):
Girsimisp. (thistle)-—-_ = ==22. 22-22 = aso Scotlands==.s-s=se=saes aL [eee a See PONS Ae
gle otes vaporariorum (Westw.) (Aleyrodi-
ae
EGIL ONG) GU COLCTIS saa nae ee eee Mexico 1b | eee | eee At,
Trialeurodes variabilis (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
LOGE ts acs Es Se Se Se 1S Rie eee | a eee C0o = ee Ree 5 S| > 1h | AZ,
SAO Lee ee eee ee oe aoe AEA Goseaaiiae 27 Ee 2) | a |e AI zemexs
Trialeurodes vitrinellus Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp., probably limon (lemon) --------------|----- Go Sater eas ee). SIP 1) | ene | aes eT Ox:
(CHA TO Fs eee Ge Peete erent A awe || ose asd fig | EE exe
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) --_------------ Antigua, Hawaii_______- 2) eee ee Ea wallvenot.
Thomas &
St. John.
Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):
VArachisihyD0gaea)(PeAnilb) se =e eee nid ave Stee See TDi | Beers | ie ceca IN any
Floor sweepings in flour mill__-________--_-------- WICXICO eee nee nme anns SSE Cb ibtis
FELOT GENS nD aT ley) mee ee eee iehanistaneessseeenenee eae So 22 | MTN DAC:
Ontriceiba pane ee eee es ae ee IRORMOSa see ee = eee seca) Nooo! Wale
TULA CUNTGESLIDULTI GOWER t) ose ee a seen eee ean IMEX CO soot ee eee [rel ee eee Calif.

34

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ' '
2, Pls
§ g| + if)
536| 8/26
nS 1 —
q gd |oF
fo} fo} w
ie) Z |Ay
Trogoderma parabile Beal (Dermestidae):
Grainus soe eee Bed ee eee lone a= eee nips Eo
Triticum aestivum (wheat) ils ES
Trogoxylon aequale (Woll.) (Liyectidae):
iBoxacontaininedishesoee sass sen - eee en ene yapank ()) = eee utp ees eee
Trogoxrylon prostomoides (Gorham) (Lyctidae):
IBAMDOOlS- aee ANA eee Bie Sk ee ee eae IMI6x1CO= 22 ase 2a eae
Tyrophagus infestans (Berl.) (Acaridae):
Cucumis'sativus) (cucumber) 222--2 2-22 ==. -- Braziles22- = 6: ears 3¢) 35) bie | See
DG UCUS CCT OLAN (CATLO b) ene ee ATRIA = Pera tie
Solanum melongena (eggplant) _-_---__----------- BD) oy, bee AAT | ee
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) -_---2-22222_ 222-2 ==: Colombia, Dominica, | 3] 1 |----
Mexico.
Gitrusisinensis) (Orange) p= sss. sen ee ee Aruba, Bermuda, Canal |____} 7 |----
Zone, Cuba, ‘Trini-
dad.
Unaspis euonymi (Comst.) (Coccidae):
FUONY MAUS SD Eas Bee eee ee eae sie ae @reccet ssa sae ee 1 eh eee Ane
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)_----------------- Japaneses elu ls Aen Egan |
CULUSINY SERIE ae ee ES eto d sy Se aes yan 2 ee (6 (ee net beers he Petal tealy| ee
(GoAR TS TOO (NBR) eS lll oe GQLIAER SI Reel Eee Tats: (5in| eens
Giinustparadis? (srapeinuit) menses | ee GOPReER ee LIL Sa ee Dei 2 5p
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ----_---------|----- GO nis We || GBS |e
Ciirusy sinensis Oran Ge) ese se etna eae ee Corsi Mies ae OY |e) ot =
Vilga dissimilis Dist. (Coreidae):
Orchid® S3ss see ae ee ee ae eee Canal}Zones=2 =e =s ae TU [oes 2)| inl
Vilga divaricata Champ. (Coreidae):
Orchidee yo SESS OS eee acne ee See Eee G0. 3 ee eo at ty Ele eS leat
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
A TERUTIULTESD eae a ee eee Pe eee Mrinidadsss4eas ease wies| EF ainl neal
Arachnantheisp (orchid) == AR Toney (ets eee ee meee Pe" al
Alspasia principissa (orchid)=2e22= == see Canali Zones2 esse ==s4s== Seep a
iBrassiaycadata) (orchid))esos ee 2 a ee qewoney ee een il
SBT AUSSI GIT COUT 10 ere ee Canal’Zonetes ess edly ech Rat
Brassiaisp ethan Mee tes oe eae Se Nese eee Canal Zone, Jamaica__--|----|----| 3
Broughtonia domingensis (orchid) -_-_------------ Jamal Caeser eA AA Pet pl
BSTOUGRLONAGES Dae a ee me |e eae dot. = aa Bre lieeees ali
Catileyaisp se (Or Chid)) sees ee ee oe ene | Ee dos== = ee ae ee ba
Epidendrumisp.. (orchid) 2-2_ === === eee British Honduras_-__---_- Ss ena
Eugenia jambos (malabar-plum) ----------------- Dominicas == asa s= PN) See BI
Lycaste barringtoniae (orchid) __-----__----------- Jamia Cases soe ee Jae eet ET
Oncidium confusum (orchid) _---------------=----- @anal) Zone® - == === --=se= eee Wes 8 | ik
Oniduminiqueriwn== 2 ee Jal @ Cae pate (say. il
OTCHiG See AN, et OES ae ee are Canal Zone, Cuba, Gua- |__-_}_--_| 11°
temala, Jamaica, Sal-
vador, Trinidad.
Virachola livia Klug. (?) (Lycaenidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -___------------- sraelis se esate ee 1 |=. |
Xanthogramma calopus (Loew) (Syrphidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)-_-__------- Union of South Africa___| 1 |----|---
Xerophilaspis prosopidis (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Mwie— ind entific eee eee ere ne aes Mexico: .s2sa52 Speak we ES olf tet
Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Imhoff) (Bostrichidae): | |
Echayajyspt eee - Saar eee eae Goldk@oast===s==== =a 1 |= 4| eae
Xglotheipen religiosus (Boisd.) (Bostrichidae):
Alchcia: Spee ike 2 SORE Se So eS ae a a GT 23 ee LA ease | Ee
Zonitoides arboreus (Say) (Mollusca):
AVS TOCKiE Weree Se COON ee Ene ea a wallsios ad eee ee eo | aes | aoe
Orchid] 228 eee ee ee ee ee ee Canal Zone, Honduras, |----|----| 3
Mexico.
Zygogramma lepidula Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Pinusisps (pine). 2 eee INiexd Coes 22 see ee bbe esl eee

Collected
in—

Calif.
Calif.

Hawaii.

IN[S We

Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*, Pa.
Calif.*
Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
Calif.*+, Ha-
waii,
Wash.

Calif.*
Fla.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*, Fla.

D.C.

SERVICE AND

ACACIA:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Xylothrips religiosus (Coleoptera)
ACALYPHA:

Phenacoceus gossypii (Homoptera)
ACER:

Parlatoriatheae (Homoptera)

Periphyllus cal‘forniensis (Homoptera)
ACHRAS:

aeons serpentina (Diptera)
AGARIC

Reap avon granella (Lepidotpera)
AGAVE:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Fumerus tuberculatus (Diptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Aceria tulipae (Acarina)

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

moe brunneipennis (Coleoptera)

O .

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
ALPINIA:
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
AMARYLLIS:
Peridroma margaritosa (Lepidoptera)
ANANAS:
Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)
Metamasius sericews (Coleoptera)
Pangaeus rugifrons (Hemiptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Ribuainnoxia (Lepidoptera)
Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)
“Targionia’’ bromeliae (Homoptera)
Thecla ziba (Lepidoptera)
ANNONA:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)
Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)
Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Limax marginatus (Mollusea)
Myochrous carinatus (Coleoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Plusia chalcites (?) (Lepidoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
APIUM:
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)
Peridroma margaritosa (Lepidoptera)
ARACEAE:
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ARACHIS:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ARACHNANTHE:
Vinsonia erellvere (Homoptera)
ARAUCA
EFceun anak (Homoptera)
ARECA:
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
ARMERIA:
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
ARMORACIA:
Baris lepidii (Coleoptera)
AHylemya floralis (Diptera)
ASPARAGUS
Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
ASPASIA:
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ASPLENIUM:
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 35

Hosts and Insects

AUCUBA:

Phenacaspis aucubae (Homoptera)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (?) (Homoptera)

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Fucalandra setulosa (Coleoptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)

Trogoxylon prostomoides (Coleoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Odonaspis secreta (Homoptera)
BETA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Lixus junci (Coleoptera)
BOUGANVILLEA:

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
BRASSIA:

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Phytomy za rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras recticulatum (Mollusca)

Helix aspersa (Mollusea)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Limaxr maximus (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
BRASSICA SP.:

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

Phyllotreta aeneicollis (Coleoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Ligyrocoris abdominalis (Hemiptera)

Megalocysta gibbifera (Hemiptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
BUXUS:

Eriophyes canestrinii (A carina)

Psylla buxi (Homoptera)
CACTUS

Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
CALADIUM:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
CALATHEA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
CALLUNA:

Brachyrhinus sulcatus (Coleoptera)

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)

Scolopostethus decoratus (Hemiptera)

Strophosoma limbatus (Coleoptera)

Strophosoma melanogrammum (Coleoptera)
CALOPHYLLUM:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aleurotuberculatus similis (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)

36 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

CANNABIS:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

CAPSICUM:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

CARYOTA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

CASIMIROA:

Anastrephu ludens (Diptera)

CASSIA:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Phelomerus aberrans (Coleoptera)

CASTANEA
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

CATTLEYA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Microtheca ochreloma (Coleoptera)
Odonaspis ruthae (Homoptera)
Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

CEDRUS:

Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes testaceus (Isoptera)
Kalotermes snyderi (Isoptera)

CELOSIA:

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Isoptera)

CERSIUM:

Tingis cardui (?) (Hemipters)

CHAENOMELE
Pseudococcus aaa ae (Homoptera)

CHAMAEDOREA:

Aleuroplatus cococolus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
Homalodisca centrolineata (Homoptera)
Tapinaspis wesmaeli (Coleoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Capitophorus chrysanthemi (Homoptera)
Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Peridroma margaritosa (Lepidoptera)
Phytomyza atricornis (?) (Diptera)

Puto barberi (Homoptera)

CIOER:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

CICHORIUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Napomyza lateralis (Diptera)
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Aonidiella com Hai (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialewrodes citri (Homoptera)

Lygaeus uhleri (Hemiptera)

Oxygrylius ruginasus (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudanoidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS DECUMANA
Morganella longispina (Homopter a)

CITRUS HYSTRIX:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Brevipalpus australis (A carina)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Coup toblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS MITIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
CITRUS PARADISI:
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
eae diversicolor (tentative) (Homop-
tera
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ceroplastes sinensis (Homoptera)
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudanoidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP., probably LIMON:
Aleurothrixus floccosus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP. (orange):
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrixus floccosus (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)
COCCOLOBA
Crenidorsum commune (Homoptera)
COCHLOSPERMUM:
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
COCOS:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Lepidosaphes esakii (Homoptera)
Lygaeus pulchellus (Hemiptera)
Mauria subnotatus (Coleoptera)
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
CODIAEUM:
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
Tetranychus cucurbitae (Acarina)
Tetranychus tumidus (Acarina)
COFFEA:
Aleuroparadoxrus gardeniae (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Leucoptera coffeella (Lepidoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
COLOCASIA:
Cacographis osteolalis (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

COPAIFERA:

Agonum rugulosus (Coleoptera)

Draeculacephale clypeata (Hemiptera)

Ochterus ee a | (Hemiptera)
COPERN

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
CORDYLINE:

Atractomorpha ambigua (Orthoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Opogona purpuriella (Lepidoptera)

Oxydema longulus (Coleoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Sybra alternans by ROE)
CORIANDRU

Prodenia Beta (Lepidoptera)
CRATAEQUS:

Gaphalitha packardi (Lepidoptera)
CROTALARIA:

Ortholomus jamaicensis (?) (Hemiptera)
CRYPTOSTEGIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

th enue infestans (Acarina)
CUCURBIT

Bradybaena undone (Mollusca)
CUPRESSUS:

Orailus depressus (Hemiptera)

AD:

Aulacoscelis melanocera (Coleoptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Kalotermes flavicollis (Isoptera)
CYMBIDIUM

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Oxycarenus bicolor (Hemiptera)
CYNARA

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Forficula decipiens (Orthoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
CYNODON:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

Odonaspis ruthae (Homoptera)
CYNOGLOSSUM:

Bruchidius gilvuus (Coleoptera)
DAHLIA:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
DAISY

Feliz aspersa (Mollusea)
DAUCUS:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidopterez)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
DENDROBIUM:

Aspidiotus australiensis (Homoptera)

Bromeliaemiris puncticollis (Hemiptera)

Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

4] ceenycling piercei (Acarina)
DIANTHUS:

Tran hiiviehia schultzei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
DIEFFENBACHIA

Noella floridula (Hemiptera)
DINOCHLOA

Paratetranychus pratensis (Acarina)
DIOSCORE

OAK argionia” hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSOMA

Chionaspis diosomae (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS

Ceratitis ca pitata (Diptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
DRACAENA

Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)

Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)
ELEOCHARIS:

Fulvius brevicornis (Hemiptera)
EPIDENDRUM

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)

Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Platyneta rostrana (?) (Lepidoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

Specularius impressithorax (Coleoptera)
ERIOBOTRY

Ceratitus capitata
ERYTHRINA:
EUGENIA:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Vinsonie sate a (Homoptera)
EUONYMUS:

Uateoie ewonymi (Homoptera)
EUPHORIA:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
FICUS

Ceratitis capitata oe

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Lecaniwm coryli (Homoptera)
FREESIA

Sitona Hae (Coleoptera)
GARDENIA

Aleuroparadozus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Orthezia pseudinsignis (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Anuraphis tulipae ((Homoptera)

Oscinella dampfi (Diptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
GLYCINE:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Hypera brunneipennis (Coleoptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)
@ Ph ote gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria crypta (Homoptera)
HEDERA:

Aspidiotus hedericola (Homoptera)
HELICHRYSUM:

Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)
HELICONIA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
HETEROPOGON

Carbula damalis ( Hemiptera)
HIBISCUS:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)
HORDEUM:

epee erie granarium (Coleoptera)
IPOMOE

PTT similaris (Mollusca)

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)

Omphisa anastomosalis (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

IRIS:
Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
IXORA
Coecus viridis (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Eriococcus araucariae (Homoptera)

Lecaniwm fletcheri (Homoptera)

Fee AOSD EEE pallida (Homoptera)
KALANCHOE

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
KALMIA:

Aleuroplatus plumosus (Homoptera)
KERRIA:

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
KHAYA:

Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA

Agrotis ypsilon (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Dicyphus annulatus (Hemiptera)

Nysius clevelandensis (Hemiptera)

Peridroma margaritosa (Lepidoptera)

Philaenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)

Phytomy za rufipes (Diptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
LAELIA:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Kee lilacinum (Homoptera)
LATHYRU

Bruchus eee (?) (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)
LEUCAENA:

Pune eopecis calandrodes (Coleoptera)
LICUAL

Pens destructor (Homoptera)
LILIUM:

Adozophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

ciGenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)
LITCH

Ay ens destructor (Hymenoptera)
LONCHOCARPUS:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)

are nee labialis (Coleoptera)
LYCAST

Puto fie (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dysdercus concinnus (Hemiptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
MACADAMIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

ALUS:

Adozophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)
Arguresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Aspidiotus pyri (Homoptera)
Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Psuedococcus gahani (Homoptera)
Fhagoletis cerasi (?) (Diptera)
rere a ae (Diptera)
MALVACEAE:
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
MAMMEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Aulacaspis mangiferae (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Parlatoria crypta (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Puto spinosus (Homoptera)

Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
MENTHA

Phytomyza atricornis (?) (Diptera)
MESPILUS:

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
MILTONIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
MONSTERA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

USA:

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
MUSACEA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
MYRTUS:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Tarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)
NERIUM:

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
OLEA:

Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptra)
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ONOBRYCHIS:
Bruchophagus onobrychidis (Hymenoptera)
OPERCULINA:
Araecerus vieillardi (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:
Aonidiella marginipora (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Aufeius impressicollis (Hemiptera)
Calligrapha diversa (Coleoptera)
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Chelysoma vartabilis (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Corythucha spinosa (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicalis (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Exptockiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)
Furcaspts biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
Genuchinus v-notatus (Coleoptera)
Geocorts flavilineus (Hemiptera)
Icerya aegyptiaca (?) (Homoptera)
Tridomyrmez glaber (Hymenoptera)
Isorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)
Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusea)
Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

ORCHID—Continued
Mamurius mopsus (Hemiptera)
Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Mormidea collaris (Hemiptera)
Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Neolobophora lugubris (Orthoptera)
Neolobophora ruficeps (Orthoptera)
Neurocienus litigiosus (Hemiptera)
Oedancala bimaculata (Hemiptera)
Oedotingis mexicanus (Hemiptera)
Oplomus rutilus (Hemiptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)
Pangaeus piceatus (Hemiptera)
Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)
Phlegyas annulicrus (Hemiptera)
Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
Platycarenus humilus (Hemiptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Tempyra biguttula (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hempitera)
Tenuirostritermes cinereus (Isoptera)
Tetranychus mariannae (Acarina)
Vilga dissimilis (Hemiptera)
Vilga divaricata (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Epichorista ionephela (Lepidoptera)
Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)
5 eee calopus (Diptera)
Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera)
PACHIRA
‘Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
PALM:
Aonidiellz inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
PANICUM:
Bolbocoris variolosus (Hemiptera)
PASPALUM:
Diabrotica speciosa (Coleoptera)
PASSIFLORA:
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Rhagoletis cerasi ( A) (Diptera)
PELARGONIUM
Corythucha meelfreshi (Hemiptera)
Homalodisca centrolineata (Homoptera)
PERSEA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Platycarenus humilis (Hemiptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
PHALARIS:
Eurygaster integriceps (Hemiptera)
PHASEOLUS:
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Acanthoscelides obvelatus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Cerotoma atrofasciata (?) (Coleoptera)
Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)
Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)
Hedylepta indicata (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
PHILADELPHUS:
Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
PHILODENDRON
Cactophagus validirostris (Coleoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Neoleucon rubrotylus (He.niptera)

PHILODENDRON—Continued
Paragonatas divergens (Hemiptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Tetraphana daphne (Lepidoptera)

PHYSALIS:

Heliothis subflexa (Lepidoptera)

PICEA:

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)
PINUS:

Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)

Leucaspis pusilla (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis pinifoliae (?) (Homoptera)

“Poliaspis’”’ pini (Homoptera)

Porthetria mathura (?) (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)

Zygogramma lepidula (Coleoptera)
PIPER:

Pinnaspis theae (?) (Homoptera)
PIPTADENIA:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
PISUM:

Lampides boeticus Wepidopters)
PLEUROTHALLIS

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
PROTEA:

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Phenacoccus stelli (Homoptera)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENTACA:

Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Drasterius bimaculatus (Coleoptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)

Fhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP.:

Ceroplastes japonica (Homoptera)

Parlatoria theae (Homoptera)
PSIDIUM:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Anastrepha striata (Diptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PUNICA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cry ptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Monosteira unicostata (Hemiptera)

Nezara heegeri (Hemiptera)

Siphoninus phillyreae (Homoptera)

Virachola livia (?) (Lepidoptera)
PYRACANTHA

Stephanitis pyri (Hemiptera)
PYRUS:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus tryoni (?) (Diptera)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
QUERCUS:

Chrysomphalus lilacinus (Homoptera)

Curculio q-griseae (Coleoptera)
RAUWOLFIA:

Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)

Microcerotermes exiduus (Isoptera)

Pinnaspis pattersoni (tentative) (Homoptera)

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RENANTHERA:

Parlatoria proteus (Homoptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Aleyrodes azaleae (Homoptera)

Arion ater (Mollusca)

Dialewrodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)

Psylla rhododendri (Homoptera)

Stephanie pyrioides (Hemiptera)
ROSA

Allantus cinctus (Hymenoptera)

Ardis sulcata (Hymenoptera)

Chrysomphalus tenaz (?) (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmezr humilis (Hymenoptera)
RUBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)
RUTA:

Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Chile loftini (Lepidoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)
SAPOTE:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)

Trialeurodes variabilis (Homoptera)
SCHINUS:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
SCINDAPSUS

Pinnas pis buzi i omop ter)
SELAGINELL

Disonycha Bite (Coleoptera)
SOIL:

Agriotes limosus (Coleoptera)

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Athous haemorrhoidalis (?) (Coleoptera)

Bemisia inconspicua (Homoptera)

Brachyrhinus porcatus (Coleoptera)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Neosteingelia texrana (Homoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Peritrechus sylvestris (Hemiptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pyrrhocoris apterus (Hemiptera)

Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
SOLANUM NIGRUM:

Pachyzancla a Pere usates Cee ate)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Glyc yphauax domesticus (Acarina)
SOLANUM

GHBE acne ‘plaesiosema (Lepidoptera)

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
SORBUS:

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria vitis (Homoptera)
SORGHUM:

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPONDIA

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
STENOTAPHRUM

Antonina graminis (Homoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)
STRELITZIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
SYRINGA

Adozophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Dacus dorsalis Gonos)
THEOBROMA:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

ILIA:

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Chrysomphalus decorosus (Homoptera)

Diabrotica lepida (Coleoptera)

Isorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)
TRIFOLIUM:

Oligonychus peruvianus (A carina)

Seienothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

Tetran yeres desertorum (Acarina)
TRITICUM

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

Teogodermng parabile (Coleoptera)
TULIP

ae tulipae (Homoptera)

ThopalosiD bons tulipaella (Homoptera)

Galerucella xanthomelaena (Coleoptera)
VANDA:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus ( (Homoptera)
Plusia chalcites (?) (Lepidoptera)
VERBENA
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
VIBURNUM:
Frauenfeldiella jelinekit (Homoptera)
VICIA:
Apion pomonae (Coleoptera)
Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)
Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)
VIGNA:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus marshalli (Coleoptera)
. ee pellucens (Leipdoptera)
Dasyneura affinis (Diptera);
VITIS:

Carbula litigatrix (Hemiptera)

Eurydema oleracewm (Hemiptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Naupactus canthographus (Coleoptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Nodonota tristis (Coleoptera)

Paniomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Phiyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)

Polychrosis botrana (Lepidoptera)
VOANDEZIA:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
VRIESIA:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

Amorbia emigratella (?) (Lepidoptera)

yr ocors abdominalis (Hemiptera)

Phyllecthrus subsulcata (Coleoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
ZELKOVA:

Feared hort (Homoptera)
ZINGIBE

DUE EEE: costicollis (Coleoptera)
ZINNIA:

Homoeosoma electellum (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

AIRPLANE’
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Algarobius prosopis (Coleoptera)
Aphis citricidus (Homoptera)
Arcte caerulera (Lepidoptera)
Aufeius impressicolis (Hemiptera)
Autoserica castanea (Coleoptera)
Cassida circumdata (Coleoptera)
Chrusopera combinans (Lepidoptera)
Conoderus pallipes (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
Crenotiades stramineus (Hemiptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Diabrotica brevilineata (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Mniothripa lichenigera (Lepidoptera)
Neoscatella sexrnotata (Diptera)
Nephotettix apicalis (Homoptera)
Nesosteles incisus (Homoptera)
Nomophila noctuella (Lepidoptera)
Nymphula fluctuosalis (Lepidoptera)
Nysius californicus (Hemiptera)
Nysius dallasi (Hemiptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Idontoloxozus longicornis (Diptera)
Onthophagus incensus (Coleoptera)
Opshomala vitreipennis (Orthoptera)
Opsius stactogalus (Homoptera)
Pachodynerus nasidens (Hymenoptera)
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Hemiptera)
Paratrioza cockerelli (Homoptera)
Passaloecus luzonensis (Hymenoptera)
Pentacora signoretti (Hemiptera)
Perkinsiella saccharicida (Homoptera)
Perkinsiella vitiensis (Homoptera)
Phyllophaga congrua (Coleoptera)
Phyllotreta aeneicollis (Coleoptera)
Plusia chalciles (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
Psara licarsisalis (Lepidoptera)
Scaphoideus albovittatus (Homoptera)
Schoenobius incertulas (Lepidoptera)
Sidemia depravata (?) (Lepidoptera)
Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Texananus spatulatus (Homoptera)
BAGGAGE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
BEAN:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera)
BONE MEAL:
Nodonota tristis (Coleoptera)
BULB:
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
CANE:
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
FLOWERS:
Dynatopechus calandrodes (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)

Hosts Unknown

GRAIN:
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
HERB:
Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)
Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Phenacoccus solenopsis (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
LAVA ROCK:
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusea)
LEAF:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)
Bemisia inconspicua (Elomoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenar (Homoptera)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes variabilis (Homoptera)
LEGUME:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Iiomoptera)
PAPER:
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
PLANT:

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Isorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)
Limazx marginatus (Mollusea)
Limar maximus (Mollusca)
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

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Pygopleurus vulpes probably chrysonota (Coleop-

tera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
Xerophilaspis prosopidis (Homoptera)
QUARTERS
Melipotis famelica (Lepidoptera)

RAILWAY CAR—REFRIGERATOR:

Dysdercus obliguus (Hemiptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
SUCCULENT:

Peridroma margaritosa (Lepidoptera)
SUITCASE:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
SEED POD:

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
TRACTOR:

Helix nemoralis (Mollusca)
TREE:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
WOOD:

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)

Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera)

Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)

Sinozrylon ceratoniae (Coleoptera)

Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)

Trogorylon aequale i Coleoptera)
WRAPPING PAPE

Adoretus sinicus Raarees

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

Countries of Origin and Insects

AFGHANISTAN:
Bruchus brachialis
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus ulicis
Callosobruchus analis
Orycarenus hyalinipennis
Systole geniculata
Trogoderma granarium

ALGERIA
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Parlatoria oleae
Sesamia cretica

ANGOLA:

Ceratitis capitata (?)
Olethreutes leucotreta

ANGUILLA:
ae oio mia stercocrea
ANTIGUA
Pulvinaria psidii
Trionymus sacchari

ARGENTINA:

Aleurothrirus floccosus
Anastrepha fraterculus
Parlatoria cinerea
Se ad trilobitiformis
ARUB
EERE cockerelli
Unaspis citri
ASIA:
Minthea rugicollis

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

AUSTRALIA: BRITISH GUIAN A—Continued
Aspidiotus australiensis Parlatoria zizyphus
Bromeliaemiris puncticollis BRITISH HONDURAS:
Dacus tryoni (?) Vinsonia stellifera
Deroceras reticulatum CANADA:

Frankliniella schultzei Agriotes limosus
Iridomyrmex glaber Allantus cinctus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Athous haemorrhoidalis (?)
Nezara viridula Brachyrhinus ovatus
Nysius clevelandensis Brachyrhinus rugosostriatus
Oxycarenus bicolor Bruchus brachialis
Tyrophagus infestans Galerucella ranthomelaena

AUSTRIA: Lecanium fletcheri
Eurydema oleraceuwm Parlatoria oleae
Glycyphagus domesticus Phenacaspis pinifoliae (?)

AZORES Philaenus leucophthalmus
Bruchus azoricus (?) Sitona hispidula
Ceratitis capitata CANAL ZONE:
Glycyphagus domesticus Ancylostomia stercorea
Helix aspersa Aspidiotus destructor
Limaz marginatus (?) Asterolecanium epidendri
RFhagoletis cerasi (?) Brevipalpus phoenicis

BAHAMAS: Chrysomphalus personatus
Crenidorsum commune Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Melipotis famelica _ Conchaspis orchidarum
Phenacoccus gossypii ‘ Furcaspis biformis
Protopulvinaria pyriformis Galgupha punctifer
“Targionia’’ sacchari Leucaspis cockerelli

BELGIAN CONGO: Megalocysta gibbifera
Olethreutes leucotreta t Nasutitermes corniger
Pinnaspis pattersoni (tentative) Odonaspis ruthae

BELGIUM: Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Aleyrodes azaleae Pheidole megacephala
Anuraphis tulipae Platynota rostrana (?)
Barathra brassicae Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Bruchus brachialis “Targionia’’ hartii
Deroceras reticulatum Tenthecoris bicolor
Napomyza lateralis Tenthecoris distinguendus
Phytomyza rufipes Tenuipalpus pacificus

BERMUDA: Unaspis citri
Antonina graminis Vilga dissimilis
Bradybaena similaris Vilga divaricata
Bruchus tristis Vinsonia stellifera
Coccus viridis i Zonitoides arboreus
Haplothrips gowdeyi CANARY ISLANDS:
Homoeosoma electellum G@norimoschema ocellatella
Tridomyr mex humilis Leucaspis pusilla
Kalotermes snyderi CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Nezara viridula Callosobruchus maculatus
Pentalonia nigronervosa Caryedon fuscus
Peridroma margaritosa CAYMAN ISLANDS:
Pheidole megacephala Aspidiotus destructor
Phenacoccus gossypii CENTRAL AMERICA:

Prodenia eridania Tridomyr mez humilis

Prodenia ornithogalli Phyllophaga congrua
Pseudococcus boninsis Stenoma catenifer

Unaspis citri CEYLON:

BRAZIL: Fureaspis biformis

Acanthoscelides armitage Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Anastrepha fraterculus E:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Bephrata maculicollis
Bradybaena similaris
Callosobruchus analis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata

Deroceras reticulatum
Leptoglossus chilensis
Megalometis chiliensis
Metamasius sericeus
Naupactus canthographus
Nezara viridula

Nodonota tristis :
Pantomorus godmani

CHINA:
Cerconota anonella sae .
Chrysomphalus personatus aoe pearae Mae
Diabrotica speciosa osooTUCchUs MacULaLus ie
Dinoderus bifoveolatus Chrysomphalus diversicolor (tentative)
Euscepes postfasciatus HL eaus brevicor nts -
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum Hetero pau us aequalis
Maruca testulalis Lyctus brunneus :
Micrapate labialis Paratetranychus pratensis
Microtheca ochroloma COLOMBIA:
Neoleucinodes elegantalis Agonum rugulosus
Parlatoria cinerea Anastrepha fraterculus
Pectinophora gossypiella Anastrepha serpentina
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis Draeculacephala clypeata
Stenoma catenifer Leucaspis cockerelli
Tyrophagus infestans Microcerotermes exiduus
BRITISH GUIANA: Nysius californicus

Morganella longispina Ochterus perbosct

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

COLOMBIA—Continued
Pinnaspis buxi
Unaspis citri
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Deroceras reticulatum
Furcaspis biformis
Limax marginatus
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Phelomerus aberrans
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Tetranychus mariannae
Tetraphana daphne
CUBA:
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Coccus viridis
Cylas for micarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Gynaikothrips ficorum
eailenta indicata
Lamellazis gracilis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pheidole megacephala
Phyllotreta aeneicollis
Pinnas pis buxi
Platynota rostrana
Prodenia eridania
Pibua innozia
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
“Targionia”’ hartii
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
CYPRUS:
Ceratitis capitata
DOMINICA:
Aonidiella comperi
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Platynota rostrana
ECUADOR:
Anastrepha serpentina
Bemisia inconspicua
Deroceras reticulatum
Metamasius sericeus
Stenoma catenifer
EGYPT:
Agrotis ypsilon
Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Hy pera brunneipennis
Nodonota tristis
Sinoxylon ceratoniae
Tyrophagus infestans
ENGLAND:
Adorophyes orana
Aleuroplatus plumosus
Anuraphis tulipae
Barathra brasstcae
Brachyrhinus sulcatus
Callosobruchus maculatus
Dasyneura affinis
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Ertophyes canestrinit
Frauenfeldiella jelinekii
Helix nemoralis
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresta splendana
Limaz martmus
Periphyllus californiensts
Phytomyza atricornis (?)
Phytomyza rufipes
Pinnaspis buxi
Psylla buxi
Pulvinaria vitis

ENGLAND—Continued
Pyrausta nubilalis
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus

ENIWETOK:
Lepidosaphes esakti
Terananus spatulatus

ENIWETOK (?):
Perkinsiella sacchartcida

EUROPE:

Rhagoletis cerasi

FIJI ISLANDS:
Aspidtotus palmae
Perkinsiella vitiensis
Sternochetus mangiferae
Xylothrips religiosus

FORMOSA:

Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium

FRANCE:
Asterobemisia carpint
Barathra brassicae
Bruchus brachialis
Bruchus guttalis
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Gortyna flavago
Lampetia equestris
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phytomyza rufipes
Polychrosis botrana
FPhagoletis cerasit

GERMANY:
Acrolepia assectella
Ardis sulcata
Argyresthia conjugella
Aspidiotus pyri
Baris lepidit
Brachyrhinus porcatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Epidiaspts pirtcola
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia strobilella
Leucaspis loewt
Limaxr marginatus
Phalonia zephyrana
Phytomyza rufipes
Phagoletis cerasi
Sitona hispidula
Theba pisana

GOLD COAST:
Leucinodes orbonalis
Xyloperthella crinttarsis

GREECE:
Anuraphis cardut
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus lentis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Capitophorus chrysanthemt
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Haplothrips cottei
Orsillus depressus
Parlatoria oleae
Sesamia cretica
Siphoninus phillyreae
Stephanitis pyri
Unaspis euonymt
GRENADA:
Asterolecanium pustulans
Callosobruchus phaseolt

GUAM:
Aonidiella inornata
Asterolecantum pustulans
Cassida circumdata
Conoderus pallipes
Dacus dorsalis
Lepidosaphes esakti
Pachodynerus nasidens
Prodenia litura
Pseudaonidia clavigera

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

GUATEMALA:
Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Anastrepha serpentina
Aulacaspis mangiferae

Chrysomphalus umboniferus

Deroceras reticulatum

Farinococcus guatemalensis

Galgupha punctifer
Limax marginatus
Metamasius sericeus
Oligonychus peruvianus

Ortholomus jamaicensis (?)
Protopulvinaria longivalvata

Puto ulter
Tetranychus desertorum
Vinsonia stellifera

HAITI:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Coccus viridis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Parlatoria zizyphus
Systole geniculata

HAWAII:
Adoretus sinicus
Algarohius prosopis
Amorbia emigratella
Aphis citricidus
Araecerus vieillardi
Asterolecanium pustulans
Atractomorpha ambigua
Bradybaena similaris
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus capparidis
Coccus viridis
Conoderus exsul
Coptotermes formosanus
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptotermes brevis
Cylas formicarius
Dacus cucurbitae
Dacus dorsalis
Deroceras reticulatum
Diocalandra taitensis
Dynatopechus calandrodes
Ereunetis flavistriata
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionsis
Lyctus brunneus
Maruca testulalis
Mauria subnotatus
Megacerus alternatus
Mimosestes sallaei
Neoscatella sernotata
Nomophila noctuella
Nysius dallasi
Omphisa anastomosalis
Onthophagus incensus
Opogona purpuriella
Orchidophilus aterrimus
Oxydema fusiforme
Ozydema longulus
Pantomorus godmant
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Passaloecus luzonensis
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossyptella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Perkinsiella saccharicida
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buzi
Plusia chalcites
Pseudaontdia clavigera
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidit
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Spodoptera mauritia
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
Tetranychus cucurbitae

HAW AII—Continued
Trionymus sacchari
Zonitoides arboreus

HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus

Furcaspts biformis
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Metamasius sericeus
Pheidole megacephala
Prodenia eridania
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Tenthecoris confusus
Zonitoides arboreus
INDIA:
Aceria tulipae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Callosobruchus analis
Caryedon fuscus
Cylas formicarius

Cylas formicarius formicarius

Dinoderus brevis
Ferrisia virgata
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Minthea rugicollis
Monomorium destructor
Omphisa anastomosalis
Sinorylon conigerwm
Sternochetus mangiferae
Tetranychus piercei
Trogoderma granarium
INDONESIA:
Callosobruchus analis
Coccus viridis
Pinnaspis theae (?)
IRAN:
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus tristis
TRAQ:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Eurygaster integriceps
TRELAND:
Arion ater
Deroceras reticulatum
Tarsonemus laticeps
ISRAEL:
Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Virachola livia (?)
ITALY:
Acrolepia assectella
Anuraphis cardui
Aspidiotus hedericola
Barathra brassicae
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Brevipalpus australis
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Bruchidius gilvus
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristiculus
Bruchus tristis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Ceroplastes sinensis
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dias pis zamiae
Dicyphus annulatus
Drasterius bimaculatus
Dyspessa ulula
Epidiaspis piricola
Forficula decipiens
Helix aspersa
Hemimene juliana
Iridomyrmex humilis
Kalotermes flavicollis
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ITALY—Continued
Leucaspis loewi
Lixus junci
Monosteira unicostata
Nemapogon granella
Nezara heegeri
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phalonia zephyrana
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides
Pieris brassicae
Polychrosis botrana
Prays oleellus
Pseudococcus gahani

Pygopleurus vulpes, probably chrysonota

Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Theba pisana
JAMAICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus tenaz
Coccus viridis
Deroceras reticulatum
Fundella pellucens
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis
Monomorium destructor
Palacopus costicollis
Pectinophora gossy piella
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aleurotuberculatus similis
Aleyrodes azaleae
Aonidiella inornata
Aonidiella marginipora
Arcte caerulea
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Bradybaena similaris
Callosobruchus analis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Carposina sasakii
Ceroplastes japonica
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus
Conoderus pallipes
Coptotermes formosanus
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Daileurodes citri
Eumerus tuberculatus
Glycyphagus domesticus
Grapholitha molesta
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes pallida
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Limaz marginatus (?)
Maruca testulalis
Nephotettix apicalis
Nesosteles incisus
Nysius dallasi
Odonaspis secreta
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria theae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacaspis aucubae
“‘Poliaspis”’ pini
Porthetria mathura (?)
Prodenia litura
Pseudococcus matsumotoi
Pseudococcus pini
Pulvinaria horii
Pyrausta nubilalis
Scaphoideus albovittatus
Schoenobius incertulas
Stephanitis pyrioides
Unaspis yanonensis
JAPAN (?):
Autoserica castanea
Trogoxylon aequale
KENYA
Canerobrnchts maculatus
Callosobruchus marshalli
Callosobruchus phaseoli

KOREA:

Chilo suppressalis
KWAJALEIN:

Chrysopera combinans

Lepidosaphes esakii

Mniothripa lichenigera

Pachybrachius nigriceps
LEBANON:

Aceria tulipae

Bruchus ervi

Bruchus tristis

Dacus oleae

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
LIBERIA:

Leucinodes orbonalis
MADEIRA ISLANDS:

Glycyphagus domesticus
MALTA:

Ceratitis capitata
MARTINIQUE:

Ferrisia virgata
MARTINIQUE (?):

sf TBE sacchari
MEXICO:
ARUN SHSLIER obvelatus
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus cococolus
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Alpheias conspirata
Amorbia emigratella
Anastrepha fraterculus
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium pustulans
Aufeius impressicollis
Aulacoscelis melanocera
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Cacographis osteolalis
Cactophagus validirostris
Calligrapha diversa
Capaneus tetricus
Caulophilus latinasus
Cerotoma atrofasciata (?)
Chelysoma variabilis
Chilo loftini
Chrysomphalus decorosus
Chrysomphalus lilacinus
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides
Chrysomphalus tenaz (?)
Chrysomphalus tingi
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Corythucha mcelfreshi
Corythucha spinosa
Cosmopolites sordidus
Chryphula apicalis
Chryphula apicatus
Curculio q-griseae
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dendrocoris variegatus
Diabrotica lepida
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Disonycha antennata
Dysdercus concinnus
Dysdercus mimulus
Dysdercus obliquus
Epinotia aporema
Eurytoma orchidearum
Eutetranychus banksi
Everes comyntas
Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Exptochiomera confusa
Farinococcus guatemalensis
Genuchinus v-notatus
Geocoris flavilineus
Gnorimoschema gudmannella

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MEXICO—Continued
Grapholitha packardi
Heliothis subflexa
Felix aspersa
Homalodisca centrolineata (?)
Hypera brunneipennis
Icerya aegyptiaca (?)
Tsorhinus undatus
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Leucoptera coffeella
Ligyrocoris abdominalis
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Lygaeus uhleri
Lygus lineolaris
Mamurius mopsus
Metamasius sericeus
Micrapate labialis
Monanthia monotropidia
Mormidea collaris
Myochrous carinatus
Myodocha longicollis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Neoleucon rubrotylus
Neolobophora lugubris
Neolobophora rujiceps
Neosteingelia texana
Neuroctenus litigiosus
Noella floridula
Nysius raphanus
Odontoloxozus longicornis
Oedancala bimaculata
Oedotingis mexicanus
Oplomus rutilus
Opsius stactogalus
Orthezia pseudinsignis
Oscinella dampfi
Oxygrylius ruginasus
Ozophora consanguineus
Pachodynerus nasidens
Pangaeus piceatus
Pangaeus rugifrons
Paragonatas divergens
Paratrioza cockerelli
Parlatoria cinerea
Paromius longulus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentacora signoretti
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Peridroma margaritosa
Phelypera distigma
Phenacoccus gossypii
Phenacoccus solenopsis
Phlegyas annulicrus
Phyllecthrus subsulcata
Phyllotreta aeneicollis
Plagiodera semivittata
Platycarenus humilis
“ Poliaspis’’ pini
Prodenia eridania
Prostephanus truncatus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Reticulitermes flavipes
Rhagoletis pomonella
Sisamnes contractus
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batesi
Tapinaspis wesmaeli
“Targionia’’ bromeliae
Tempyra biguttula
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tenuirostritermes cinereus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Tetraleurodes ursorum
Thecla ziba
Trialeurodes variabilis
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
Trialeurodes vitrinellus
Trogoderma granarium
Trogoderma parabile
Trogoxylon prostomoides
Unaspis citri
Xerophilaspis prosopidis
Zonitoides arboreus
Zygogramma lepidula

MIDWAY:
Arcte caerulera
Conoderus pallipes
MONTSERRAT:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
MOROCCO:
Bruchus lentis
Ceratitis capitata
NETHERLANDS:
Adoxophyes orana
Allantus cinetus
Anuraphis tulipae
Barathra brassicae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Eriophyes canestrinii
Gracilaria azaleella
Lampetia equestris
Lecanium corni
Lecanium coryli
Periphyllus californiensis
Phytomy za rufipes
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaella
Sitona lineata
Theba pisana (?)
NEW GUINEA:
Pheidole megacephala
NEW ZEALAND:
Deroceras reticulatum
NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Ferrisia virgata
Leucaspis cockerelli
NIGERIA:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Parlatoria Zizyphus
“Targionia’”’ hartit
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Lampetia equestris
NORWAY:
Argyresthia conjugella
Laspeyresia strobilella
Limar maximus
PAKISTAN:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Parlatoria crypta
Sinozylon anale
PANAMA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Furcaspis biformis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pulvinaria psidii
Stenoma catenifer
PARAGUAY:
a eae fuscus
PER
ap Narephe fraterculus
Coptotermes testaceus
Epinotia aporema
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema
Parlatoria cinerea
PHILIPPINES:
Aspidiotus palmae
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Callosobruchus maculatus
Caryedon fuscus
Ferrisia virgata
Lygaeus pulchellus
Nephotettix apicalis
Nymphula fluctuosalis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Puto spinosus
PORTUGAL:
Apion pomonae
Ceratitis capitata
Deroceras reticulatum
Laspeyresia splendana

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PORTUGAL—Continued
Limaz marginatus
Phytomy za atricornis (?)

PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Asterolecanium pustulans
Conchaspis orchidaruwm
Cry ptotermes brevis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Maruca testulalis
Pachyzancla periusalis

RHODESIA:

Carbula damalis
Specularius impressithorax

SP KITTS:

Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (?)
“Targionia” hartii

Tetranychus tumidus

ST. VINCENT:
Acanthoscelides armitagei

SALVADOR:

Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Anastrepha serpentina

Aulacaspis mangiferae

Farinococcus guatemalensis

Stenoma catenifer

Vinsonia stellifera
SCOTLAND:

Gelechia ericetella

Lecanium coryli

Orthotylus ericetorwm

Scolopostethus decoratus

Strophosoma limbatus

Strophosoma melanogrammum

Tingis cardui (?)

SOUTH PACIFIC:
Pachybrachius nigriceps

SPAIN:

Bemisia inconspicua]
Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Lampides boeticus
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria zizyphus
Peridroma margaritosa

SPANISH MOROCCO:
Ceratitis capitata

SWEDEN:

Deroceras reticulatum
Hylemya floralis
Peritrechus sylvestris
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhagoletis cerasi

SWITZERLAND:

Psylla rhododendri

SYRIA:

Bruchus ervi

TAHITI:

Brevipalpus phoenicis
Morganella aicnoping

THAILAND
Leucinodes orbonalis
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria proteus
Parlatioria pseudaspidiotus

TOBAGO:

Asterolecanium epidendri

TRANSVAAL:
Bolbocoris variolosus
TRINIDAD:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus tenax
Coccus viridis
Eucalandra setulosa
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buzi
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pulvinaria psidii
Puto barberi
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
TURKEY:
Bruchophagus onobrychidis
Sesamia cretica

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Blissus diplopterus
Callosobruchus marshalli
Carbula litigatrix
Chionaspis diosomae
Deroceras reticulatum
Epichorista ionephela
Tridomyrmex humilis
Odonaspis ruthae
Olethreutes leucotreta
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria cinerea
Phenococcus stelli
Phlyctinus callosus
Xanthogramma calopus
UNKNOWN:
Bruchus tristis
Ceratitis capitata
Conoderus pallipes
Crenotiades stramineus
Diabrotica brevilineata
Epidiaspis piricola
Eriococcus araucariae
Lyctus africanus
Nephotettix apicalis
Opshomala vitreipennis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Prodenia litura
Psylla buxi
Pyrrhocoris apterus
Sidemia depravata (?)
Theba pisana
VENEZUELA:
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Deroceras reticulatum
Eurytoma orchidearum
Furcaspis biformis
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
VIRGIN CORDA
Fundella pellucens
WEST PACIFIC:
Psara licarsisalis
YUGOSLAVIA:
Curculio elephas
Laspeyresia splendana
Prays oleellus
Rhagoletis cerasi

47

4S

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH.

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 80, 1955

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin a 2 “
Bg| gles
ep ei iow
So oO}
12) Z |Ay
tAlternaria dianthicola Neerg.:
DWianthwsisp (carnation) pea ee ee Dtaly sree eee ee ae: te | ees
tAlternaria gomphrenae 'Togashi:
Gomphrena globosa (globe-amaranth)_-_ .-------- Puerto Rico____-__--___- a eee es
Anthostomella keissleri Cash & Watson:
Brassavolainodosa) (orchid)2 22-22" -2 2.2 se see CanallZonesaeen eee nen | nee dps} el
OCH GRO HS INE ea SU St ee Da CostatRicass2 sass. |Eee Bee Hak
tAscochyta aucubae Sace. & Speg. (?):
NTR NUD AST 0 eh TET ee Belgium Sos eee Sere ees eee 1
Ascochyta bolthauseri Sacce.:
NES Ga Teer eee she ree ee Mes peri eee ne roe Germany ser sees et Se ee 1
Asperisporium caricae (Speg.) Maubl.:
Caricapapayo (Papaya) eee ee eee Cuba, Mexico-_-_-_----_-- jf dh |) oa
{Botrytis gladiolorum Timmerm.:
Gladiolisisp es soos. aos pe ee ee ee Australia2eo i] | ee | eae
tCercospora caribaea Chupp & Cif.:
Manihot esculenta (cassava) --..----.----------..-- IBD ENG eo see eee i et =
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:
Goffeaisps (Cofied) 2e-2 2 ee ee ee eens Brazil, Mexico--_-----_- Die es
tCercospora crotonis Ell. & Ev.:
Codiaewmispel(Croton) See eee Miexicoes: 228 Ane ee ae ECA Re 8 1
Cercospora insulana Sace.:
VAT TIVETTOISDoA(SCALLCO) seen ee eee | eek GOA See ek oe el ewe
tCercospora ipomoeae Wint.:
TE DOMOCA SD See a re eT ee ae Bermuda2--2--- 22-2 WU eck Se
Cercospora kalmiae Ell. & Ev.:
Kalmia latifolia (mountain laurel) -_------------- England, Netherlands, |----| 4 |_---
unknown.
Cercospora musae Zimm.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_--_------ Honduras asses Bf a, Se
Cercospora protearum Cke.:
EPrOLE CISD Se ee ee eee eee Union of South Africa___} 1 |____|__--
Cercospora punicae P. Henn.:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ---_--_---------- Mexicol a5 ee Se 2-223 ae
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:
Persea americana (avocado) -_.__-_-_-_.----------- Mexico, Trinidad_______ 1 eee
Cercospora vaginae Krueger:
Saccharum officinarum (sugareane) --_-- .--------- ATT ST aes ea ee ee ] | Pee | ee
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) ----_-------- .- Kiem yaiess is Seer Sie pes) eee
IRONICUTIVIS Dee ee An eter een rans ea eos || sil
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallas grass) AUStraliaeeye aa een i ie eee a
EROS DOUULTINSD eee oe ee nee ee ee etre | eae OSU Lae es ee ees Seehie a
BP ETUIIS CLULTINCUILON Coy eee eee eee ee Kenya ete Sate as Bee es) 18}
tChrysomyza ledicola (Pk.) Lagh.:
(PT CEORSDe (SPUULCE) oe oe ee eee Canadakeatak te! Sei LE ies | en
Chrysomyxa ledi (Alb. & Schw.) d By. var.
rhododendri (ad By.) Savile:
Rhododendron cremastum___-22 2 napayeabyavol oo ee tee Ural he 1
Rhododendron ferrugineu m (rock rhododendron)_.| Switzerland, unknown__| 25 |____]----
FeROdOdEeNnarOnihin sub a=-2 — e e eee Hnelandee essai eee lespttate |e) aL
14 QQ OCITOID RYO a ee ES ee Se Switzerland___---______- i = 1
{ Cintractia caricis (Pers.) Magn.:
CAreriS pes See ae eS le ne ne rer Vrans-22 5 ys Sees. soo oe Bete |e te |poeal
Coleosporium bletiae Diet.:
Phajuswatlichit (Orchid) ta ee ee In@ige 02a ee We Aa ae 2
Coleosporium ipomoeae (Schw.) Burr.:
UDOMOCAASD Soe e ees CaN ee Seen Meexicotee2 2462222. 252. Eo. alee
tColletotrichum anonicola Speg.:
Annona muricata (soursop)----------------------- IPuertoeRicOseeee ee ne es } ees eeee
tColletotrichum anthurii Del.:
PANETT SD eee ee ee Mexico, Panama--_------ eer ees | 474
Colletotrichum azaleae Ell. & Ev.:
ENododend7 on Sp eee ee INetherlands!==2222=2—-_— Bape ers |e 2
tColletotrichum dieffenbachiae Verpl. & Van den
Broecke:
DiGifenDachid) Speen ten eee ee Miexicoss-seaee oe | Peee | See 1
Colletotrichum ficus Koord. (?):
HEN CUSIGD te eo een ee ee ee ee (0 Ve ee pets eo bee | ee 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Mass.
Tee 18%

Tex.
Tex.

N. J.

Mich.

N. J., Tex.
Hawaii.

Pa.

Pe Re lex.
Tex.

Mexe

N.Y.
Mass., N. Y.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

49

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

Pest and host

|

Country of origin

Colletotrichum graminicola (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)
Colletotrichum liliacearum (Schw.) Ferr.:
Tris germanica (German iris) _--------------------

Tris sp
Liliwm auratum (goldband lily)
Lilium. sp
Colletotrichum philodendri P. Henn.:
TL OCENONOTISD oe re a a we EE IES
tColletotrichum pothi Koord.:
Scindapsus s
tColletotrichum. thuemenii (Sacc.) Petr.:
Alocasia longiloba
{Colletotrichum truncatum (Schw.) Andrus & W.D
Moore:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
tConiothecium scabrum McAlp. (?):
Citrus limon (lemon)
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Theum.) Sace.:
Laburnum watereri (waterer laburnum)
Coniothyrium olivacewm Bon.:
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)
Cordana musae (Zimm.) Hoehn.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain)
Coryneum carpophilum (Lev.) Jauch:
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Prunus persica (peach)
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria ercelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)

tCryptosporium neesii Cda. (?):

Alnus incana aurea (yellowleaf alder)
Curvularia trifolit (Wakk.) Boed.:

Gladiolus sp
Cylindrosporium pomi C. Brooks:

Malus sylvestris (apple)
tCytospora fertilis Sacc.:

Salix discolor (pussy willow)
tCytospora pinastri Fr.

Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine)
{Cytospora saccharz Butl.:

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
tCytospora salicis (Cda.) Rabh.:

Saliz sp (willow)
Dendrophoma obscurans (Ell. & Ev.) H. W. Ander-

son:

AGU CASD mee ee eee ee oe RS eo
{Diaporthe eres Nits.:

Rosa multiflora (Japanese rose)

Rosa sp
{Diplodia magnoliae West.:

CCK CLALDINY LINAS Dee eo een erin
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:

Rhododendron laetevirens
tDiplodina salicis West.:

Salix discolor (pussy willow)
Discosia artocreas Fr.:

Camellia sp

Philodendron sp
t Dothiorella gregaria Sacce.:

Araucaria cunninghami
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

Citrus aurantium (sour orange)

Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
See footnotes at end of table.

Mrance 22 es eee:
Australia,

Scotland.
Australia

England,

Puerto Rico

Martinique

Puerto Rico

Dominican Republic__-

Union of South Africa
Italy, Mexico

Australia, Japan, Nor-
folk Island.

Czechoslovakia

Germany
Mexico

Netherlands

Japaneses ee eee
Australige=s=s2= =a eeanes
Argentina, Brazil__--_--
Brazil
Argentina, Brazil

Argentina

|
|
|

|

Number of |
intercep-
tions in—
Jo ale Collected
ee lino in—
= qd “3d
Z2| 2 |as
q+ >| ov
°o 4S) MH
ie) A |Ry
Tel) 2p le 125, dR
Boule alites
eR aise
Aen 2 | Calif.*, Oreg.
wet [lin | alliters
ua ll te EN Ed, 18%,
I eesellessel) Jes
BUEN Tee 1 eee
Ty A eb l 2k 8
Th lo SEINE.
Lee (he 1 INE Je
Le | Bese SSeS AI Z5
15) | Sa IN
1) SEN eye
ORES ob Wedpa No MING b es
meek Saleen @ ait
Selle) Wl INS dlc
1 | es Sexe
1 Pa.
15 | Pee Pas
1 Sees Mass
Su 2 |) Tex
1) Sel NE ND 2
ae || Me I INS dh
apectoese|) TL) CREE
10) | S| Ses eT exe
REN eels || HL OI BIN Gr
AVE ARTES STS INST)
Beli GA ell det,
3 555|(So|) || Chiey
pesalleecel Ih.) Ok btie
ees | eee | eo lia |e Calites:
2a)| 2} eosa| (OE ta bey
BS ly | Sees Calitss
23) |Seee | Caliteszaeas
Md., Mass.,
INGRYé seb as,
| Tex.
We ee eA

50

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH.

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

Pest and host

Elsinoe australis—Continued
Citrus reticulata wnshiu (satsuma orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

tEntyloma crastophilum Sace.:
Hordeum sp
Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P. Syd.:
Oryza sativa (rice)

Erwinia citrimaculans (Doidge) Magrou:
Gitrusiimons (lemon) ese ene
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Eutypella cocos Ferd. & Winge:
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Exosporium palmivorum Sacc.:
Chamaedorea sp
Palm

{Fusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. cepae (Harz)

Snyd. & Hansen:
Allium sativum (garlic)
Fusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. gladioli (Massey)
Snyd. & Hansen:
Gladiolus sp
+ Fusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. narcissi (Cke. &
Mass.) Snyd. & Hansen:
Narcissus sp

Fusicladiwm eriobotryae (Cay.) Sace.:
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)

tFusicladium pyrinum (Lib.) Fckl.:

IPyrus) cOmMmUNIS) (Dean)! aee = a5 22-8 oe Ja:

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Tul.) Sace.:

Fagus sylvatica (European beech)

{+Gloeosporium musarum Cke. & Mass.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) Hes

Gloeosporium sansevieriae Verwoerd & Duplessis:
Sansevieria sp

irae phion phoenicis (Moug.) Poit.:

Givnaras traversi (Cav.) Lind.:

Coelogyne sp. (orchid)
Dendrobium forbesii (orchid)
tGymnosporangium clavipes Cke. & Pk.:
Crataegus orycantha

Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:
Juniperus sp

tHelminthosporium cucumerinum Garbowski:
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)

tHendersonia agaves Maubl.:
Agave americana (maguey)

TIendersonia crastophila Sace.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)

Heterodera avenae Eidam:
Soil
Soiltwithit beets = ee ee ee
Soil with cipollino_-
Soil with citrus cuttings
Soil with fig tree_-
Soil with fig, gr: ape, oleander and unidentified

plants.
sail with garlic
Soil with gladiolus, hy acinth and tulip
Soil with horseradish
Soil with hyacinth plant
Soil with ivy plant
Soil with jasmine plant

See footnotes at end of table.

Country of origin

Argentina, Brazil, Para-
guay, Uruguay.

Avohanistaneess ===
India, Japan, Mexico,
Spain.

Italy, Union of South
Africa.
Pitcairn Island

Guam, Philippines

Africa

Philippinessess=== ===

iGrevee, Italy, {Morocco-

France

MAN COscetee eee ae ees

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
‘ ' Collected
Aa a) De
29) 8 |as
ie) Z \e4
ip mmeil (rea Hen "1 Be
2 | 54 |_---| Ala., Calif.,*
Fla.,* La.,
Md.,
Mass.,
We Moy FE an
Tex.
pha (bea Te PDE!
30) 1 || Bawa
.» Tex.
SNe eee IES 1 tees,
so} elias lex:
| eee | eC@allitece:
Hawaii.
2) |=ec=| eke Tex.
4) | 22 3) ao Tex.
Lys |e 124 134-
ns ese [Pee Mich.
Bee eres 1 eeas
IF | es |e N. Y
fp (eee Pe Til.
eee) Bee WINS dl
pi Pee ss La.
oo leplt | Ses eas
see ial) Wstrol-
Teeey eeee 1 | Hawaii.
ie S| ane 1 | Hawaii.
ne See 1|N.J.
Oy tees | ew 2 | Calif.*
1 | 2s) Se83 eiex
AL | eed | AZ;
2f83)) vla| Sees | Alar
a ee eee | INT YC
==-|| 41) |) 22S Nee ye
Y Bhi) 3504] 22S NES
BEES ESS ON INS YC.
J |G Se Nee
Pet een S YZe
OPN PUSS ANG NCS
S52 ee S|) al] ING Ue
Ai eo ee INES
2 oes | RG Naya
DEES asa UP CINIG Yc
Earle WANTS Ys

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

51

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

Heterodera avenae—Continued

Sali alan iby ooo ee a @reeceis2- 2ss2a2ssesssees
Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips-- (Denmark eee een ee
Stoudl (RUD TOCUATOOS. Be re ee Belgium, Denmark,
England.
Soil with unidentified plant_---.-------------.-- TGs y See eaten seen
Heterodera cacti Filip & Schuur. Stek.:
Soil with African violet plant_------------------- Miexico-- 2252542 =2-5224
Soukwiuhtamaryllis bulbs2-822e= == 22-2 eee Eee Go: 22 SR as
Soil with asparagus, portulaca and other plants-_|----- GOi cs sekbes estes
Sona tiicactus plants se ea teen yAlgeria, France, Ger-
many, Italy, Mexico,
Switzerland.
Soiliwith’earnation plant2-==---=-=--- 2a ses IMi@xI CO names ee sete ees
SON Wakil ata) EO ee ee eee lasned 00222252284 2-2
MONewAuNRO ATIC Mee etn ae = SE Se eee ee (6 (ip ee re
Soil with Gymnocalycium spp. plants-_----------- Switzerlandesss==—seeene
SOlewiuheyicamanOOts2— sees as nen eae Mexicoe ast == =n aueriouL
Soil with Mammillaria spp. plants___------------ Switzerlandeaesa eee
Soil with Oreocereus trollii plant_----------------]----- (6 (ope a ee ee
POllewith poled plantsesss ses eee ee see ING Xi COs ene eee
Holewmitheportulacamplants<-2222=---..) == akon |e COMMER ELEN SSne ee See
MOllawiuhypOtALOCSk= eee soe e ok TS rae, STS LoS Che eee eee
Oiltwithisucculentplantss="<< 22 2-- 22 as Ewes eee GO es ee as eee
tHeterodera humuli Filip.:
POllewiioehop plant se. ass ea eee Switzerland_-_----------- A
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
Sollkwithtacaverplantsess= 425522 be sss eee Germany, Mexico-_-_-----
Sollswithialoewplantiisessss= 22522 2 oe essa ninlan dees 2 Se seas s
Soil with begonia plants_-_----------------------- England, {Finland,
Mexico.
Nollawishidahliaytwberss— == == == = === = eee Jigs) Ewa Le ee
HOllawithvern’plant= ae aaa s see Oe Miexico2=:-+ Sou aaa
Solewithiealanthusibul bss... 2 225s = ssn tease IN OL Wat 22 See See
Solliwithvheatherplant-------2---2---2--=-- Scotland
DollewaAghenorsera@ishte -=sass asa eke eee Germanyae- =e
Soil with hydrangea plant--_-------_------------ iWnglandeas222==a5s sees
HOiawithelvysplanteees == san ee eee IMGXi cones =) =e ee
SOilewa Mio nlONSee se ses = ae ee ae Netherlands-_---_--------
OllewALHIOLChid plants aas===- 2-852 22 = eee Hnelandss2ss02 see
Sollawithwpotatoes= 52-2 = =o ee see Ores 2eess ee
Sollawithtshamnockses sess s= == ans oes ea Ree GOR sees Sees ae
Soil with Stachys sieboldii tubers-_-__--------------|----- 02 see
Soil with unidentified host material_---_----___- IMGxiC Osean Ss sees a LOSES
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.: :
Soilkwithtamaryllissplantsss-== === =-- 2 eee Germany
S Olle Gh beetssece sees ie ne eee eee Netherlands-__-
Soil with boxwood cuttings__-------------------- Treland
Soiliwathteactus plants 2252222 =e ee Mexico, Scotland-_-__.----
Solllwithicarnation plants=-----22"2"-2-- 22-2. 22 England, Germany,
Seotland.
Solswithycarrotse= 2-2 = a = nee ee Unknown Sees eee
SoilmwithicoreewplantSesss=2-==ssaee ana seen Mexico. a eos
Soilhwaithierocusicormis==-22=- === ==-22-- === 2 Germanyasa 2 ee
Soil with crown of thorns plant____----_--------- DenmMark+-se-2s 524227 0u Fee
Soullwithwdabliaro0tss-=22-—=—— === se ee Wales -4--. 2.2: Leieeaor a
SOllkwitmoarlices sees ease en a oa ee eee Argentina, Peru____-----
Soil with geranium plants-_-_-------------------- England, Ireland____----}----
Solawithieladiolustconmss sane ee eae eae 0:2 A FE ae Be
Soil with heather plants-_----------------------- England, Scotland--_--_-
SOllewa buh orseradishes sess sees oe eens Germany, Poland_-__----
Soil with hydrangea plants--__---_--.__-_--__---- ng landse sees hasan
Solliwithiivaycandifern plants]==s-2=2==2-55 525 eee eee (6 Ko Yaar eye rape
Soil with lily bulbs and iris plants_________-__-_-- Beleium a ee
Soil with lily-of-the-valley plants_--_-_____---__- England, Germany -----
Soiliwithilupineyplantseee == === === Roland seen as selene
Soil with narcissus bulbs England, Ireland ______-
Soil with unidentified plants_---_.-------------- euglend Germany,
exico.

See footnotes at end of table.

Consump-
tion
| Non-entry
| ese

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

opaga-
tion

oo
Dee e

1
'
'

1

RRR RI Re

i oon)

1
mw! meee

Collected
in—

N. J.

Ala.

Tex.

INERYS

INGRYS

INES.

INGRYS

La., N. Y

IND Ys

Tll., Mass.,
odlanlN Gh

INE Pes Niner

INESYS

ING 46

NGRYS

No dantNie So

ING RY

N.Y.

Nes ex

52

PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 80, 1955—Continued

Pest and host

Heterodera rostochiensis—Continued
Soil with potatoes

Soil with potatoes and sedum plants
Soil with Ribes spp. plants
Soil with Rubus sp. canes and cuttings

| Heterodera schachtiit Schmidt:
Soil with beets
beterosporium iridis (Fautr. & Roum.) Jacques:
Tis sp
tHypocrella caulium (Berk. & Curt.) Pat.:
Orchid
tHypocrella olivacea Petch:
Hevea brasiliensis (para rubbertree)
Leprosis:
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Leptosphaeria eustomoides Sacc.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)
{ Leptosphaeria heterospora (de N.) Sacc.:
Tris atropurpurea (blackpurple iris)
Tris germanica (German iris)
Leptosphaeria rusci Sace.:
Ruscus sp
Lophodermium pinastri (Fr.) Chev.:
Pinus sp. (pine)
Macrophoma araucariae Del.
Araucaria cunninghamii
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)
tMacrophoma moleriana (Thuem.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Eucalyptus sp
Macrophoma oleae (DC.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Olea europaea (olive)
Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid.:
Gladiolus sp
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
t Urginea maritima (sea-onion)
Marssonina juglandis (Lib.) Magn.:
Juglans regia (English walnut)
Meliola citricola Syd.:

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _-_._-_-------

Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
Cytisus praecox (warminister broom)
Tris kaempferi (Japanese iris)

Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood:
Solanum tuberosum (potato)

Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Zantedeschia aethiopica (callalily)

tMicrodiplodia conigena Allesch.:
Pinus canariensis (?) (Canary pine)

Micropeltis bakeri (Syd.) Cash & Watson:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)
Orchid

Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Pyrus communis (pear)

{| Monilinia laxa (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Prunus domestica (plum)
Prunus persica (peach)

See footnotes at end of table.

Soil with shamrock plants___-.____-__--____---_-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin fet bm Colleges
Be| S |e.
5S| €|3s
Pll (1 Or
°o oO |s
oO | 24 |
Argentina, Brazil, Eng- |----| 8 | 3 | Calif.,*Fla.,*,
land, Germany, Spain, La., d.,
Sweden. Mass., N.
dog elem Sep
Pa.
Treland.22.- 34" ee Pea ene Ahn NA
‘Austrian sess eee ns S| io] ely || NPR
Scotland Ses eeessee aaa ee eed pe Ab INT, dc
Germany2- 525-5222 == 2eaes| |= heel IN
Hoyp pi ao eee 2522) /) et See a)
Netherlands___________-- S228) 2555| el NS
Costa Rica__------------ Bee esl .|| oles
Wiberigves: = 2462 eee 1. |isoee|=2INERYe
Brazil, Mexico---------- ia|) 62a AGI zane Califo.
Tex.
Germanyse sees ee Te Se |) Chie:
Nisraelee a5 2 -ce eee oe |---|) Cais
Scotln oo 8 |e ele alites
italy Ses eeeee 8) S222 bees eas
Scotland essa =s=nenom 1 |____|__--| Mass.
AUIStraligeeeee eee ee 22 == |= || Sat Calis
Norfolk Island --_-_----- =f2- ||) AaleCalites
WAZ ORGS = 2 Senn ae 1 |___-|__--| Mass.
italiyece Sec ce ee 1s) cet] a INES
Japaneses sess ane ae ee pee ee |) Ceti
IMiexi CO:=== aes eee a | eee a allittags
Belgium, Chile_______-_- | 22 Re i Calites
MUpKeyeinse see -- ee ooo] eee | EN ee
Greecé..2 2-22-22 eared 1) 2222)) 228 | ING
Philippines_____-------- 1) 2222) 2522| awaits
Netherlands__--_-____--- Pee ee OU INT a
J A PAN ee se oa oe eee coo | See ale aN
yArgentina,t Azores, In- |____| 4 |____]} Pa.
dia, ¢ Italy.
Vi Of ny 0 ee ere een al ae ees eViass
HAA ZOLES=o=- one eee oz ee|y( oT Se IP ors
} France, + Italy_------- 5 | 2 NE
Canary Islands_______-_- re eee nly NTO. dl
Canall)Zone! == ae eo S| ee ex.
Panam Aone eee eee | Secale ex
Germany, Italy_--_------ ON Eee esl INT YC
Italy. tee Tee | SSN Gays
Japan’. u.< s.<2.--2 2: |e 1) 222 | Mid:
Mrancecc 2. eee ee ee Tee NB ey

SERVICE AND REGULATORY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

53)

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

| Number of |
intercep- |
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin Nn sic Collected
eal, In
Ea) alae
Be] ? las
BS lle
|\O Z \e4
|
Mycosphaerella cattleyae Cash & Watson:
Cattleya bowringiana (orchid) __------------------ Guatemalase=ea= ee mee Pee ee eles Oates
Epidendrum radicans (orchid) -------------------- CostasRicas= = ==ssne ee ee oy el Blas
DLE TOM ITUSD fee eee a ea ee Bee MGI COMES eae aes ee eee fede Pex:
Sobralia lindleyana (orchid) __---_---------------- CanalhZonese eee Easelleses|| Ee
SSUTRESLL EES Dene ee ne ee ee eh ee eS {Oalwad Ole een sees) a ae,
tMycosphaerella euryae Theis:
SUH tO) EDOTUCEo oe oe eae See ee EY Of GRE ee oe re ye ee 1 a ee Hawai
Mycosphaerella pomi (Pass.) Lindau:
ATES SUES E10) 0) Fon 21aT Cee eon Pele Pa
iucusphaerella schoenoprasi (Ces. & de N.)
roet
VAILETRCED Ox (ONION) Be 82 saa ee ee Japani n= Soe toes sees Bee eel meas nC alitas
Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion) ----_------------|----- oe ee ee UF |lecset| Sal) LES
Myriangium duriaei Mont. & Berk.:
Prunus domestica (plum) _----------------------- IMGX1CO 2+ ee ee eee: esse leas ole ifMey
Neofabraea malicorticis Jacks (?):
Matus sytvestris (apple). _-----------=-------=--- G@ermanyeos = - oe le eee eee Ore
jNeovossia indica (Mitra) Mund.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) _-.-------------------- Afshanistane====ss sees peel ated | Mtl Lhd Dial Oo
Oidium euonymi-japonici (Acrang.) Sacc.:
FECOTUMULNSD hea ata a= esa ote Ie ee Germanyae === == || gla Saeed IN] Soh Ge
Omphalia flavida (CKe.) Maubl. & Rangel:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ______-_____.-------- IMexi COe= 4 seek nee 6 1 eae CalitetseMexe
Oospora pustulans Owen & Wakef.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) __-_----------------- Trelandeveseneveranemeas Thal | eters) Se eld a
Ophiostoma narcissi Limber:
NIU CTS SESS Dee eae ae eee ew a eee ee Northern Ireland_______- Vermeil e ASIN J.
Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz.:
IB CLOAOULG OT Sh (DCCL) mea ee oe oes eee tal yaeeseee ee eae eed nee Is ee) CeMbtie
7 Pestalotia annulata Berk. & Curt.: |
Ilex crenata (Japanese holly) __-_----------------- UU OPEN A pas Sk a Sat a Peel settle dle WOO
tPestalotia coffeae Zimm.: | |
Coffea sp. (coffee) pai ys LL Vo iad Se eens IM OO) ss eee Ie) Sse4| Ses) cl btere
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:
Wend ouiimSps (OLCHIG) pats === ssn an eee AVIStr a] a= eae |----|----| 1 | Hawaii.
Orchid ae ee ee ee ee Braz ileee Soe |asse||saeal] (2! Rene
Scaphyglottis mesocopis (orchid) -___--------------- @anal-Zone ss =. 22-222 = PO Pees al ee awailit
SHILO DEC GT Gtt) (OLGHIG) ses ee eee (Glos SN eae BEES ES Salil Le
Vanda ‘‘Ceylon Sunset” (orchid)___-__-___---___- Coy lOne ae ee pees es 1 erawatoe
tPestalotia eriobotryae McAlIp.:
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat) -----.---------------- Japanese eo eee see Seealh M osss) Gai
Pestalotia funerea Desm.: |
Chamaecyparis thyoides (falsecypress)____--------| Canada_____-.---__----- 1:3) heen xe INE SYS
CGRENTCCY DAUM SIS Dee a Ne eens ees eee ee CO aaa ESE eA || Pare tee Res IN eae
PNA OAS (AND Oliva GAC) ene ee ee a eee ee IBTAZ IE ese SAS eC 1a | eee Pee eAla:
Pestalotia micheneri Guba; |
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) ___---__-- Norfolk Island _____-____ atieallsceel|ao8}|) (Celli
Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
eS GLa au) (SUA) -2=s2--— eee IVECXT COM een te ene (1 | teens | eens VAST IZ
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sacc.) Guba:
EZPFEO MICAS TO OC OILY) ere Netherlands_-__________-- ets aia adie baal YIN Tegel
FSPOMOCEILEN OT SD Dee = en ee ee New Zealand__________-- Pee lgoeal| al) CRIN
tPhakopsora jatrophicola (Arth.) Cumm.:
Jatropha gossypiifolia (bellyache nettlespurge) ---| Guadeloupe__-_----_-____| 1 |-.--|_--.| St. Thomas
| & St. John.
+Phoma apiicola Kleb.: |
Apium graveolens (celery) --_- Be ee eel INET CLIAN GC Saat ee ed eee hl S|] MORE
Phoma citricarpa McAlp. | |
Citrus aurantifolia Gone hime) hese eee Japan eres noo aa eee ee ee es | Pees @ allies
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -_---_--------------|----- ae Eero nee Sgt tl ees Calites
Citrus grandis (pummelo)-_____-__-_----_--___-__- Straits Settlements______|____ Pees | Calites
CHWS URC OBN00) 0) = se eee Australia, Fiji Islands, | 1 | sea Calif.*, Ha-
Hawaii, Java, New waii,
Zealand(?), Union of Mass.,
. P South Africa. | Pa. Lex.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) --_.-.---------_------ Union of South Africa___|_--- 2!__..! Md., Mass.

See footnotes at end of table.

54 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1964, through June 80, 1955—Continued
|

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin C ; Collected
2, Bm | in—
9 ~~ | oo
BFSl ag iak
stl! fel |S>
° ole
Oo |Z la
Phoma citricarpa—C ontinued
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -------_-_-__-_ China, Hawaii, Japan, | 38} 8 |_---| Calif.*,
Union of South Africa. Hawaii,
Md.,
Mass.,
INDY;
Tex.
Ciirusisinensisa(Olan ee) seesn eee eee ee Australia, China, For- | 18 | 23 |__--| Calif.*
mosa, Italy, Japan, Hawaii,
Union of South Africa. La.,
Mass.,
aoc
Pa., Tex.
Gilrusispet (OLaN Ge) Besa eee ee ee @hing; Orient2=--2-= Dye) el al Mass., N. Y.
(OP ID Oar ae es oe C@hingwess i eee ad yi ae ree (eS Tl.
Phoma engleri Speg.:
SCindapsusisp wane — oe aes ee ee ee eee Martinique’ =ses2=—2 === Wessspeess Pa.
Phoma insidiosa Tassi:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) _______--------_------ Nigeria: 22-222 = 2 = Se ee I DAC:
Phoma japonica Sace:
Cn A DONICAN IKOLT®) meee ee ee Netherland Sis ssn | een eee I) INTs dl
Phoma nebulosa (Fr.) (Berk.:
Pastinaca sativa (parsnip) --==-----------------—- Sweden sone = snc earn | aa dip) 2e22\eCalites
tPhomopsis macrostomae 'Trav.:
Fagus sylvatica (European beech) -____------------ INetherlandsee2= 22 ss || ee NA INTS Ve
Phomopsis mali Roberts (?):
Malusi sy Wwestriss (apple) ees ene eee eee Japan. 2 Ss = ee a Ree || LENG
Phomopsis orchidophila Cash & Watson:
EG eliarS— 4 OLChiG) Seer ea eee WMeXiCO St =S: Son a oane = sae oe 1 | Wash.
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sace.:
Chamaed orcas eee ae ee eee ee | nee Goss. se ie ee LA ae Tex.
Phragmidum disciflorum (Tode) James: :
PEROSGS Dn eee hele Ee tay emi eae cyte, Wage kee es ETAT CO ee erate eas cee |e 1 |_...| Mass.
Phyllachora cynodontis (Sace.) Niessl.: :
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) -.------------- KCI ya sei ee ee Ee eee |) Ds Ce
Phyllachora engleri Speg.:
IPN LOD CNET ONS ae eee rs Costa Rica.) Malaise Caer ae eee 1} Fla.
Phyllachora graminis (Fr.) Fek1.:
Grass—unknown Mexico-- Tex
Ie Sy ae lad SR i a ae i
tPhyllachora scleriae Rehm.:
Scleniaisp eh) pes see ee ee cae ee ee enna talty fey sete et oneness yl eee ee Pa.
{Phyllosticta antirrhini Syd.:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) ---------------- Japan== cose eases eee T | 2ss2/5255 Hawaii.
Phyllosticta cajani Rangel:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-_---------------------- PUCK COMRICO ssa T.|42s5|Se-3 Ala.
tPhyllosticta extensa Sace. & Syd.:
IEVUCOLY DEUS SD sce eo ene ee SDaln Pence satos eee ee 1) /S22- eos Pa.
Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:
IGOR GOULD (GLY) Ee SE DBE WA bee we is in 1 i rn | Sener Hawaii.
{Phyllosticta phaseolina Sacc.:
Meg WIMINGSae akon cee een ete eee Se ee eee CUS One aa seen oan 1 Uy (es Calif.*
Phyllesticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:
VRUSCUS ISP eee ee ee ee oe Re italy peo ese eee ees 1G)| == |e Pa.
tPhyllostictina mangiferae Batista & Vital:
Manger gundical (IOAN 0) sess sae eee IMIOKI COM = 2 Soe =a | Seal ae | Mex:
Phyllostictina pyriformis Cash & Watson: ¥
Dendrobium forbesii (orchid) --_------------------ INew7 Guinedese sso ne sees aes ena 1 | Hawaii.
Orchid= SA eee CBs yee Ney ee eee oe Mexico; Panama: - 222-23 |b sees 2a |ebxet Furi Oxss
Stanhopea wardii (orchid) x22: 2222224222 eee e ee Canali Zone sesee nse ee eel eee 1| Fla.
}Physalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:
MIGVUS SY LUEStT tS) (ADD1C) see tee eae oe ere New Zealand___--------- 17 |s2eal cee ING 8G
tPhysoderma schroeteri Krieger:
SCIPUSISD 3) (an eee ee ee ee dae re Pontural ease ] | eae eee Ala.
{Phytophthora erythroseptica Pethybridge:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) -.---.---------------- Netherlands__.___...___- sean) atte aya otl
Phytophthora phaseoli Thaxt.: :
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) --_---------- Mexico-:--..--. nate Bi epee apse = Ariz.

See footnote at end of table. ;

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

55

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 80, 1955—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin Lil its Collected
a P13 ;
dial 2 |e in—
as| ? jas
q qd fo}
° Oo ln
Oo |Z |e
{Plasmodiophora brassicae Wor.:
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) Pe neha ah ty ireland Wihenes eases sn |e al SIMICh.
Polythrincium trifoliit Fr.:
EE STOL SULTS eee ea ee Mean eacas Oa eee creey | sites SAE | edly PD eiCh
Pseudomonas phaseolicola (Burk.) Dowson (?):
Phaseolus vulgaris___----------------------------- TAR eee emis 1s] eee | een eH cae
{Pseudomonas seminum Cayley (?):
Pisum satioum (pea)__-------------------+------- TMT Keyes rene Mg ta ee My eesal TEE.
{Pseudomonas syringae v. Hall:
Gernreiet7tOT AEITNOT) se ee ee ee ee PANUIS GI 2h eee ern pee | ere lh | eee eT exe
Puccinia aeluropi Ricker:
PA CLURODILSILIEL ON CULS ene ene a ee PATO ATNIS Gant ease eee | eee sel] Sal) aD) 50},
Puccinia baccharidis Diet. & Holw.:
ES IECCIBEN ESS) eee ee IMiexiCom 2222 e=== see te Sees |e exe
Puccinia buzi DC.:
Buxus sempervirens (boxwood) ------------------- England, Ireland, un- | 11] 6 |----| Mass., N.Y.
own
Puccinia cannae (Wint.) P. Henn.:
CUTTS ee nes SSO oe ees Jain ai case ae ees |e weal ilo) AME),
Puccinia PeyaaTahemi Roze:
Chrysanthemum morifolium (chrysanthemum) -_--| Japan_------------------ I, Naos4 bea] AWESIO.
OTR ULTLULCTIVUL TINS mae ee | eee 0 eae ee Qe eon | pees Ele waite
{Puccinia hordei Otth.:
PETOL UCU TUS D seen nn ES NS ec YING fed EOI EO | see} elds Ol.
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:
Chrysanthemum morifolium (chrysanthemum)_-__| Japan__-----------------|----|---- 1 | Wash.
OTST CRIES Dea eee a eee | Pee bat CO Sal ae ete tse 6 | 10 |____| Hawaii.
Puccinia menthae Pers.:
LWAG PANT SO, (Caut bay ea Se ee SAZOTESS ooo oe eee eee 1 | roe ee Mass.
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) ---------- Union of South Africa__}| 4] 1 |__-_| Mass., N.Y.
Puccinia pelargonii-zonalis Doidge:
Pelargonium zonale (horseshoe geranium) _-_____-- Ea Wali ee een ee Re iL | ee | Reena | ELS wari
{Puccinia phragmitis (Schm.) Koern.:
PTR OG TILES SD te ee ne Ive ee BDA ee eae tee Ce meee | eee 1) ees | alites.
tPuccinia poae-nemoralis Otth.:
FEZ GOA |) eee en tt eR ee Ee Aichanistanses sees | Eanes See4l| ealedDe- Cr
Puccinia scirpi DC.:
ISCIRDILSIS teen see eee ee Eee anne paly looks ee eee na ee | eee ee IVE
tRamularia vallisumbrosae Cav.:
PINOT CTSSILSIS (betes oe wee ea Se ee ae nelandee sass eee cee i1e| SRR anos PIN Yee
Ringspot virus:
Citrullus vulgaris) (watermelon) - ---------------- Mexico, Spanish Moroe- | 1 | Ges Ariza exe
co.
Sclerotiopsis testudinea Dearn.:
Paconia suffruticosa (tree peony) ----------------- SEEN Oe i peg es ee ee S524 eal) 81). Caltiyy
PET CON TANS ee ee a me ea ei ee ela En RR (6 Layee eat Re a ee ee es alee alitec
TSeptonema toruloides Cke. & Ell.:
ID GDAD SO ase a a ee eee aba na VAIS tral yeaa ree eee | eee | arlene al ites
{Septoria aristolochiae Sacc. (?):
PAT ASLOLOCILORS ETI DETOIN ET Sa mee rere enn nea dees eee es | eee |e tie Ner
Septoria citri Pass.:
(CHIPS UHADCID, (WESTON) neers Argentina, Italy, Japan, |----| 8 |_---| Ala., Calif.*,
Panama, Spain, Tu- ING 3G
Giirus paradis? (erapeiruit)/==--2=-2---=--- ee Calif.*
CRiTUSISITETS 1S) (OLA EO) seen a een ree Calif.*, Ha-
waii.
}Septoria phleina Baudys «& Picb. (?):
ET RICULTTIAS eee eee an Eee eet RY ID} (Os
Septoria selenophomoides Cash & ison:
Gyumbidiim spy (Orchid) see ee eee Wash,
SA MEL CAST (OLCDI1G) ee eae eee re ee ee ee Calif.*
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) _---------------------- Calif.*
Orchid @ieeeie eos Poe Uae Se er ie Calif.*, Tex.
SiTealinaynen. Gok, (Oxase)) ot Tex.
Sphaceloma mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
LOGS ANGE METS (Caateanves0)) 2 — ae aN (6 (a oes Ben ee ee aed Od 1s eer Tex

See footnotes at end o: table.

56 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1964, through June 80, 1955—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ' ' Collected
a, Pla in—
Sil Se Sie
S) So]
oO 14 |u
Sphaceloma punicae Bitane. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ----------------- Italy, Mexico. ---------- EG eee eee INT Noa5 ANG
Sphaceloma spondiadis Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-------------- iBarbadosheest ase see Di ete 2 IEF
{tSphaceloma zorniae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
IZOT NAGS ee eee nae eee re Meee oe Stikeitts == lee tases 10/22 -4)e2 cal PERE
tSphacelotheca penniseti (Rab.) Reich.:
IPENNISELLITUS Dt se en ee eee Rhodesia==se sees pape ign aed Hie 4) 1D). (C)
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
VAG GU CISp ee ree Oa eee coe Mexico: 212222. Aes! ts= Ere ee en eA Ze
Yucca sp. (?) dos Sorat ee eee 1) Sa ee Ari 7;
tStereostratwm corticioides (Berk. & Br.) Magn.:
IB aM DOO nr ee ec ne Be ar eee ae Japan = 22222 ease ee as a | 2s | eae Tex.
Stromatinia gladioli (Drayt.) Whet.:
Gladiolus ssp ee ee ae cee eas Canada, France, Japan, | 1 |----| 4 | Hawaii,
Netherlands. Mich.,
N. Y.
Taphrina deformans (Berk.) Tul.:
Prunus amygdalus (almond) --_------------------- Webanones 22s o=-5--- ee 1h | SS | ee eIViasss
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) Magn.:
Piceaispy(SPLUCO) pases ae ee ee INODWSYieo= ae nee ea EN SL INT NC
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -_--_--_----------- Penescus eo ceesee sees Sees le ees Calin
IPACONia OffLCiNalis: VATS sense ee eee Netherlands___-___-_____- Secs PINT die
IPGCONIO;SD oo ere en eee eee aeseeae Knglandeeesess= ssa Beer eral INS Ue
“Tomato pox’’:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) --.-.----------- MiexicO! 2222-2242 eee 1 Sac 2|cecs | ebex.
+ Tritirachium dependens Limber:
Liliwm longiflorum (Easter lily) .----------------- Olina walsse ee | eee | eee 1 | Calif.*
+ Trochila ilicis (Fr.) Crouan:
Tlex aquifoliwm (English holly) ------------------- Treland’-s2+- hee a | eae | page Soe ted ey
Uredo anthurii (Har.) Sace.:
PANERA TS D See ee eae Panamay 2.6 ee es ee 1 | Fla.
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)_---.-------------------- IMi@xiCO*== =e cess eee ees!) 12) Cae
aeliavance ps (OLChid) ae see | eee COTE re ee Pe ea Fe) | |b Neb,
Oncidium varicosum rogersi (orchid) ------_------- BLA Tile eee eee eee oe eee
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Diacrium bilamellatum (orchid) --_--------------- @anallZoneseae eee Bee aleese|) 1 |] Gait
Epidendrumisp. (orchid) --—----_-7_~ == __ == Colombial= Pe ean Pane,
Uredo epidendri P. Henn. (?):
Epidendrum myrianthum -_---------------------- CostasRicae-s seas eee es | eee tia eee
FO piden anus Dares ee ee Jamaicat eee ee Peels aly] 181
Uredo jucunda Syd.:
Philodendr Oni Sp seston CostavRicdeesees eee Se eelees||, a ly ibs
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn.:
iBletiaispa (Orchid) pases seere tees aan Bahamaste-ne sees e saan pred Leet ali al: | NE)
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidiwm cebolleta (orchid) ----------------------- WostayRicaee esse eena a= ree eles or | ELS
Oncidiumlancea nine ee eee Trinidadeeeseeee se ee ORES Kral: |p IQUE,
Oncidiuimivanicosneees ee eee Braz eet ese eee CE | Dole Neo
ONnCidt MASP nee none ee eae ere ee eens Hondurasse - =e eee eg | ea lebla
Uromyces alyziae Arth.: /
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile) ----------------------- Hawai 2 = -eeeeeenees 40 Paes |poae |PElawails
+ Uromyces hordeinus Arth.:
ETOTEULTUSD eee ene ee ee eo ee ee ee eee Mfohanistanmeses sees eae eee LDC:
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.:
Lespedeza thunbergii (thunberg lespedeza)_---___- Japaneece.. ae nea e ee | oe eee 1 | Calif.*
Uromyces phaseoli (Pers.) Wint.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) - ------------ IMigxicO. ee ce eee 1 | | es eA Ze
Uromyces punctatus Schroet.:
Astragalus sp. (milkvetch)----.--.--------------- Affe hanistaneases sasee ee nee | eae 1) Dace
t Uromyces trifolii (Hedw. f.) Lev.:
Trifolium repens (white clover) __-.---.. .-------|----- Oe eee, Oe Bea | ae DF) ID)s Ol
Ustilago avenae (Pers.) Rostr. (?):
SADETIG)SD (ne ee ee ee ee eae | eae QOn oe oS | SEE es Te 105 (05
Ustilago bullata Berk.:
Bromus catharticus (rescue brome) --------------- @hiles: 232s eee Seer 1b |p AD), (Cb

See footnotes at end of table.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS 57

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1954, through June 30, 1955—Continued

Pest and host

tUstilago schismi Bub.:

SSCHESTIUUSISD ee ee ee eee eS
} Ustilago striaeformis (West.) Niessl.:

Lolium multiflorum (Italian ryegrass) -___----_---
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ---_----------------

Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -_-_--------------
GCirausigrandisi\(pummelo) = 22
CRITE UTTOD (USO a See

Ginusparadist (grapeiruit)= == —------- =
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) --_-___-___-_-

Gursisinensts) (Olan ge) see eee

(CHATORS GYD ses Se a SE a i es

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Curslimon demon) ses eee ees eee
Cirsisinensisn OLange) hase een eee ee

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ' 1 Collected
a | Pie in—
Bel a log
Z3| 2? las
aT Ie
S) 1] 4, Wee
AT Shanistaneassesa enna | eee Bele ke ed Ds) (04s
Pert re axes Bene eee 2 o4|) Ay) ADEs
India, unknown_--_-_-__|__-- 3) E225 a. Vid,
Mass.
Tapaneeee eee See ee 18 |_.__} Calif.*, Tex.
BE a6 esa pee eee = ema Ie Bel | |) Califc®
China, Japan, New |-_---| 17 |__..| Calif., Pa.
Guinea.
Ja Danie Neeee peg er ees | he 2: |---| Ala:, Calif.*
China, Japan, Philip-| 8] 3 |_-__| Calif.*,
pines. Hawaii,
Mass.,
Wash
China, Japan---------_- 15 eS Dui see Oalifars
Hawaii,
Md.,N.Y.,
Rar;
Tex.
China, Indonesia, Japan_| 1 | 2 |____| Hawaii,
Til., Pa.
AT CONtiNa wo Ta7 les | eee |e 4c eee NYG rea
IAT centinasees see aan oe eal |e d.

A dagger (t) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (4) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

58 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Hosts and Diseases

AELUROPUS:
cee aeluropi (Promycetes)
AGAV
tnenneuonta agaves (Deuteromycetes)
Reg oan POR ESOP OEE (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM CE
Aiehaenha schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:
{Fusarium oxysporum f. cepae (Deuteromycetes)
ALNUS
tCryptosporium neesii (?) (Deuteromycetes)
ALOCASIA
tColletotrichum thuemenii (Deuteromycetes)
ALYXIA:
Uromces alyxiae (Promycetes)
ANNONA
tColletotrichum anonicola (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:
tColletotrichum anthurii (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo anthurii (Promycetes)
ANTIRRHINUM:
{Phyllosticta antirrhini (Deuteromycetes)
APIUM:
tPhoma apiicola (Deuteromycetes)
ARAUCARIA:
Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)
tDothiorella gregaria (Deuteromycetes)
Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia micheneri (Deuteromycetes)
ARMERIA:
Cercospora insulana (Deuteromycetes)
ARISTOLOCHIA:
{Septoria aristolochiae (?) (Deuteromycetes)
ASTRAGALUS
Uromnyers punctatus (Promycetes)
AUCUB
tAscochyta aucubae (?) (Deuteromycetes)
AVENA
Ustilago avenae (?) (Promycetes)
BACCHARIS:
Puccinia baccharidis (Promycetes)
BAMBOO:
{Stereostratum corticioides (Promycetes)
BETA:
Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
BLETIA:
Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
BRASSAVOLA:
Anthostomella keissleri (Ascomycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:
{Plasmodiophora brassicae (Myxomycetes)
BROMUS:
Ustilago bullata (Promycetes)
BUXUS
Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CAJANUS:
Fe ee cajani (Deuteromycetes)
CAMELLIA:
Hee artocreas (Deuteromycetes)
CANNA:
Puccinia cannae (Promycetes)
CAREX:
{Cintractia caricis (Promycetes)
CARICA:
Asperisporium caricae (Deuteromycetes)
CATTLEYA:
Mycosphaerella catileyae (Ascomycetes)
CERCIDIPHYLLUM:
{Diplodia magnoliae (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAECYPARIS:
Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:
Exosporium palmivorum (Deuteromycetes)
Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:
Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)
Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)
CITRULLUS:
Ringspot virus

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Coniothyrium olivaceum (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIU
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:
tConiothecium scabrum (?) (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Erwinia citrimaculans (Schizomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
{Pseudomonas syringae (Schizomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Canaiosis B) (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS PARADIS
Phoma citricarpa (Dette ete,
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA UNSHIU:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
{Erwinia citrimaculans (Schizomycetes)

Leprosis

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes) __
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS SP. (ORANGE):

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS SP
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

COCOS:

Eutypella cocos (Ascomycetes)

CODIAEUM:

peccuepurare Cates (Deuteromycetes)

COELOGY
Guign aay ae, (Ascomycetes)

COFFEA:

Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)
tPestalotia coffeae (Deuteromycetes)

CRATAEGUS:

tGymnosporangium clavipes (Promycetes)
CUCUMIS:
tHelminthosporium cucumerinum (Deuteromycetes)

CYMBIDIUM:

Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)

CYNODON:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllachora cynodontis (Ascomycetes)

CYTISUS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

DAHLIA

tSeptonema toruloides (Deuteromycetes)

DENDROBIUM:

Guignardia traversi (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
sae pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

DIACRIUM
Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)

DIANTHUS:

tAlternaria Gree (Deuteromycetes)
DIEFFENBACH
tColletotrichum Hopettnenes (Deuteromycetes)

EPIDENDRUM:

Micropeltis bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (4) indicates first record of its interception from Branch inspectors.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

59

Fost and Diseases—Continued

ERIOBOTRYA:
Fusicladium eriobotryae (Deuteromycetes)
ened atia eriobotryae (Deuteromycetes)
EUCALY
aiseupneine molleriana (Deuteromycetes)
tPhyllosticta extensa (Deuteromycetes)
EUONYMUS:
auiin euonymi-japonici (Deuteromycetes)
EUR
AWasphuerelte euryae (Ascomycetes)
FAGUS:
Fusicoccum galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)
Paonsts macrostomae (Deuteromycetes)

earache jicus (?) (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA
Dendrophoma obscurans (Ascomycetes)
GARDENIA:
Omphalia flavida (Deuteromycetes)
GLADIOLUS:
{Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)
Curvularia trifolii (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli (Deuteromycetes)
Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
Stromatinia gladioli (Ascomycetes)
GOMPHRENA:

Alternaria gomphrenae (Deuteromycetes)
HEVEA:

an olivacea (Ascomycetes)
HORDEUM:

sehiytona crastophilum (Promycetes)

7Puccinia hordei (Promycetes)

i“ Ses hordeinus (Promycetes)

+Pestalotia annulata (Deuteromycetes)
{ Trochila ilicis (Ascomycetes)
IPOMOEA:

7 Cercospora ipomoeae (Deuteromycetes)
Coleosporium ipomoeae (Promycetes)
Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

{Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

Bichon sis basicola (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
{Heterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)
{Leptosphaeria heterospora (Ascomycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

JATROPHA:

: geek opsora jatrophicola (Promycetes)

JUGLANS:

re asssonina juglandis (Deuteromycetes)

JUNIPERUS:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)

KALMIA
Cercospora kalmiae (Deuteromycetes)

KERRIA
au aan japonica (Deuteromycetes)

LABURNUM:

" ee riua cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
Phomopsis orchidophila (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)

LILIUM:

Colletotrichum liliacearum (Deuteromycetes)
{ Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)

LOLIUM:

{ Ustilago striaeformis (Promycetes)

LYCOPERSICON:

“Tomato pox’’

MALUS:

Cylindrosporium pomi (Deuteromycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella pomi (Ascomycetes)

Neofabraea malicorticis (?) Ascomycetes)

Phomopsis mali (?) (Deuteromycetes)
{Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)

MANGIFERA:

Phyllosticta mortoni (Deuteromycetes)
{Phyllostictina mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)

MANIHOT:
CHAD O caribaea (Deuteromycetes)
MENTHA:
Puccinia menthae (Promycetes)
MUSA:
Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)
Cordana musae (Deuteromycetes)
tGloeosporium musarum (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:
{Fusarium orysporum f. narcissi (Deuteromycetes)
Ophiostoma narcissi (Ascomycetes)
tRamularia vallisumbrosae (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
OLEA:
Macrophoma oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
ORCHID:
Anthostomella keissleri (Ascomycetes)
+Hypocrella caulium (Ascomycetes)
Micropeltis bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria peen Onno moides (Deuteromycetes)
ORNITHOGAL
8 ea Nainogelidiijaotios (Promycetes)
Entyloma oryzae (Promycetes)
PAEONIA:
Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Sclerotiopsis testudinea (Deuteromycetes)
piatopee basicola (Deuteromycetes)

Exosporium palmivorum (Deuteromycetes)
+Graphiola phoenicis (Promycetes)
PANICUM:
Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PASPALUM:
Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PASTINACA
Phoma nebulosa 4 (GDR TSENG)
PELARGONIUM
Puccinia pelargonii- zonalis (Promycetes)
PENNISETUM:
Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
Spi celoeheeg penniseti (Promycetes)
PERSEA:
Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
PHAJUS
Coleosporium bletiae (Promycetes)
PHASEOLUS:
{Collectotrichum truncatum (Deuteromycetes)
Phytophthora phaseoli (Phycomycetes)
{Pseudomonas phaseolicola (?) (Schizomycetes)
Uromyces phaseoli (Promycetes)
PHILODENDRON:
Colletotrichum philodendri (Deuteromycetes)
Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllachora engleri (Ascomycetes)
Uredo jucunda (Promycetes)
PHLEUM:
{Septoria pina (?) (Deuteromycetes)
PHRAGMITES:
ee aan (Promycetes)

tChrysomyza ledicola (Promycetes)
Thecopsora areolata (Promycetes)
PINUS:
{Cytospora pinastri (Deuteromycetes)
Lophodermium pinastri (Ascomycetes)
tMicrodiplodia conigena (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:
of Recudomonas seminum (?) (Schizomycetes)
tPuccinia Poae-nemoralis (Promycetes)
PROTEA
Cercospora protearum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:
Taphrina deformans (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:
Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)

A dagger (t) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t) indicates first record of its interception from Branch inspectors.

60 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Host and Diseases—Continued

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:
t+Monilinia lara (Ascomycetes)
Myriangium duriaei (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS PERSICA:
Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)
{ Monilinia laxa (Ascomycetes)
PSIDIUM:
Pestalotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:
Cercospora punicae (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:
tFusicladium pyrinum (Deuteromycetes)
Monilinia drucligend (Ascomycetes)
RHODODENDRON:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
tColletotrichum azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
ee alana rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

{Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:
Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)
Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM:
Cercospora vaginae (Deuteromycetes)
{Cytospora sacchari (Deuteromycetes)
SALIX:
tCytospora fertilis (Deuteromycetes)
tCytospora salicis (Deuteromycetes)
{Diplodina salicis (Deuteromycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:
+Gloeosporium sansevieriae (Deuteromycetes)
SCAPHYGLOTTIS:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
SCHISMUS:
tUstilago schismi (Promycetes)
SCINDAPSUS:
{Colletotrichum pothi (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma engleri (Deuteromycetes)
SCIRPUS:
Puccinia scirpi (Promycetes)
SCIRPUS (?):
tPhysoderma schroeteri (Phycomycetes)

SCLERIA (?):
tPhyllachora scleriae (Ascomycetes)
SOBRALIA:
Au caeDhner ely cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
FHleterodera cacti (Nematoda)
tHeterodera humuli (Nematoda)
Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)
Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
+ Heterodera schachtii (Nematoda)
SOLANUM:
Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
{Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
Oospora pustulans (Deuteromycetes)
Fulop hh one erythroseptica (Phycomycetes)
SORGH
Phoma Dennen (Deuteromycetes)
SPONDIAS:
ESphacelaneas spondiadis (Deuteromycetes)
STANHOP
Pestalotia te (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
THUJA:
Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
TRIFOLIUM:
Polythrincium tran (Deuteromycetes)
Uromyces trifol ii
TRITICUM
Colletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
{Hendersonia crastophila (Deuteromycetes)
Leptosphaeria eustomoides (Ascomycetes)
{ Neovossia indica (Promycetes)
URGINEA:
Macrophomina phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
VANDA:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
YUCCA (?):
Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:
+ Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ZINGIBER
Melonospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
ZORNIA:
tSphaceloma zorniae (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts Unknown

BEAN:
tAscochyta bolthauseri (Deuteromycetes)
GRASS:

Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)

HAY:

Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)
LEGUMINOSAE:

{Phyllosticta phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)

Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN:
tEntyloma crastophilum
t Neovossia indica

Puccinia aeluropi
} Puccinia hordei
tPuccinia poae-nemoralis
tSeptoria phleina (?)
ft Uromyces hordeinus
Uromyces punctatus
t Uromyces trifolii
Ustilago avenae (?)
tUstilago. schismi

AFRICA
+Gloeosporium musarum

ALGERIA:

Heterodera cacti

ANTIGUA:

Cercospora vaginae

ARGENTINA:

Elsinoe australis

Fleterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne incognita

Septoria citri

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)

AUSTRALIA:

{ Botrytis gladiolorum
Cerebella andropogonis
Colletotrichum liliaceearum
Cryptospora longispora

} Dothiorella gregaria
Macrophoma araucariae
Pestalotia conspicua
Phoma citricarpa

t Pseudomonas syringae

tSeptonematoruloides

AUSTRIA:

Heterodera rostochiensis

AZORES:

t Macrophoma molleriana
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne javanica
Puccinia menthae

BAHAMAS:

Uredo nigropuncta

BARBADOS:

tSphaceloma spondiadis

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t) indicates first record of its interception from Branch inspectors.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

BELGIUM:
tAscochyta aucubae (?)
{Fusarium oxysporum f. narcissi
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera rostochiensis
eiurrephorina phaseolina
BERMUDA:
laeeaepore: ipomoeae
BRAZIL:
Cercospora coffeicola
{Colletotrichum truncatuim
Elsinoe australis
Heterodera rostochiensis
Leprosis
Pestalotia conspicua
Pestalotia funerea
Septoria selenophomoides
Uredo behnickiana
Uredo oncidii
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
CANADA:
tChrysomyza ledicola
Pestalotia funerea
Stromatinia gladioli
CANAL ZONE
Anthostomella keissleri
Micropeltis bakeri
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
Pestalotia conspicua
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Uredo epidendri
CANARY ISLANDS:
{Microdiplodia conigena
CEYLON:
Pestalotia conspicua
CHILE:
Macrophomina phaseolina
Ustilago bullata
CHINA:
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
COLOMBIA:
Uredo epidendri
COSTA RICA:
Anthostomella keissleri
tHypocrella caulium
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
Phyllachora engleri
Uredo epidendri (?)
Uredo jucunda
Uredo oncidii
CUBA:
Asperisporium caricae
Curvularia trifolii
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Dendrophoma obscurans
DENMARK:
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera rostochiensis
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Cordana musae
ECUADOR:
tCercospora caribaea
mg acta phaseolina
Heterodera schachtii
Meloidogyne javanica
ENGLAND:
Cercospora kalmiae
Chrysomya ledi var. rhododendri
Colletotrichum liliacearum
tCytospora fertilis
{ Diplodina salicis
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Mycosphaerella pomi
tPseudomonas phaseolicola (?)
Puccinia buxi
tRamularia vallisumbrosae
tSeptoria aristolochiae (?)
Septoria selenophomoides
Thielaviopsis basicola

FIJI ISLANDS:
Phoma citricarpa
FINLAND:
Heterodera punctata
FORMOSA:
Phoma citricarpa
FRANCE:
Colletotrichum graminicola
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera cacti
Meloidogyne javanica
}Monilinia lara
Phragmidium disciflorum
Stromatinia gladioli
GERMANY
+ Ascochyta bolihauseri
tCytospora salicis
}Diaporthe eres
tFusicladium pyrinum
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Leptosphaeria eustomoides
Monilinia fructigena
Neofabraea malicorticis (?)
Oidium ewonymi-japonici
GREECE
Heterodera avenae
t+Marssonina juglandis
GUADELOUPE:
{Phakopsora jatrophicola
GUAM:
Eutypella cocos
GUATEMALA:
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
HAWAII:
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllosticta mortoni
Puccinia pelargonii-zonalis
Uromyces alyziae
HONDURAS:
Cercospora musae
Uredo oncidii
INDIA:
Colesoporium bletiae
Entyloma oryzae
Meloidogyne incognita
Phyllachora graminis
Xanthomonas citri
INDONESIA:
Xanthomonas citri
IRAN:
Cintractia caricis
Polythrincium trifolii
IRELAND:
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Oospora pustulans
+Plasmodiophora brassicae
Puccinia buzi
+ Trochila ilicis
ISRAEL:
+ Leptosphaeria heterospora
ITALY:
tAlternaria dianthicola
tConiothecium scabrum
Coryneum carpophilum
Erwinia citrimaculans
Fusicladium eriobotryae
Heterodera avenae
Fleterodera cacti
Leptosphaeria rusci
Macrophoma oleae
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne javanica
Monilinia fructigena
Papulaspora parasitica
Phoma citricarpa
tPhyllachora scleriae
Phyllosticta ruscicola
Puccinia scirpi

A dagger ({) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger ({) indicates first record of its interception from Branch inspectors.

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62 PLANT QUARANTINE BRANCH

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

ITALY—Continued
Septoria citri
Sphaceloma punicae
JAMAICA:
Puccinia cannae
Ue epidendri (2)
JAP
Ciiaehen liliacearum
Cryptospora longispora
Discosia artocreas
Entyloma oryzae
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
tHendersonia crastophila
Macrophomina phaseolina-
Meloidogyne hapla
aceon lara
Mycosphaerella euryae
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi
{Pestalotia annulata
{Pestalotia eriobotryae
Phoma citricarpa
Phomopsis mali (?)
{Phyllosticta antirrhini
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia horiana
{Puccinia phragmitis
Sclerotiopsis testudinea
Septoria citri
tStereostratum corticioides
Stromatinia gladioli

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis

Xanthomonas citri
JAVA:
Phoma citricarpa
KENYA:
Cerebella andropogonis
Phyllachora cynodontis
LEBANON:
Taphrina deformans
LIBERIA:
tAypocrella olivacea
LUXEMBOURG:
Heterodera avenae
MARTINIQUE:
tColletotrichum pothi
Phoma engleri
MEXICO:
Asperisporium caricae
Cercospora coffeicola
tCercospora crotonis
Cercospora insulana
tCercospora punicae
Cercospora purpurea
Coleosporium ipomoeae
tColletotrichum anthurit
tColletotrichum dieffenbachiae
tColletotrichum ficus (?)
Coniothyrium olivaceum
Coryneum carpophilum
f Cytospora sacchari
{ Diaporthe eres
Discosia artocreas
Entyloma oryzae
Exosporium palmivorum

tHelminthosporium cucumerinum

tHendersonia agaves
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Leprosis
Macrophomina phaseolina
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
Myriangium duriaei
Omphalia flavida

{Pestalotia coffeae
Pestalotia psidii
Phomopsis orchidophila
Phomopsis palmicola
Phyllachora graminis

tPhyllostictina mangiferae
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Phytophthora phaseoli

MEXICO—Continued
Puccinia baccharidis
Ringspot virus
Septoria selenophomoides
Sphaceloma mangiferae
Sphaceloma punicae
Stagonospora macrospora
“Tomato pox’”’

Uredo behnickiana
rang ces phaseoli

MOROCCO:

FHeterodera avenae

NETHERLANDS:
Cercospora kalmiae
tColletotrichum azaleae
Coniothyrium cytisellum
tCryptosporium neesii (?)
Cylindrosporium pomi
{Diplodia magnoliae
Diplodina eurhododendri
Fusicoccum galericulatum
tGymnosporangium clavipes
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
| Heterosporium iridis
Meloidogyne hapla
Pestalotia rhododendri
tPhoma apiicola
Phoma japonica
{Phomopsis macrostomae
{Phytophthora erythroseptica
Stromatinia gladioli
tiie autopits basicola

NEW GUINEA:
Guignardia traversi
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Xanthomonas citri

NEW ZEALAND:
Pestalotia rhododendri
Phoma citricarpa

{tPhysalospora obtusa

NIGERIA:

Phoma insidiosa

NORFOLK ISLAND:
Cryptospora longispora
Macrophoma araucariae
Pestalotia micheneri

NORTHERN IRELAND:
Ophiostoma narcissi

NORWAY:

Heterodera punctata
Thecopsora areolata

OKINAWA:
Tritirachium dependens

ORIENT:

Phoma citricarpa

PANAMA:

tColletotrichum anthurii
Micropeltis bakeri
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Septoria citri
Uredo anthurii
PARAGUAY:
Elsinoe australis
ERU:

Heterodera rostochiensis
Thielaviopsis basicola
t Ustilago striaeformis
PHILIPPINES:
Eutypella cocos
ft Gloeosporium sansevieriae
Meliola citricola
Xanthomonas citri
PITCAIRN ISLAND:
Erwinia citrimaculans
POLAND:
Heterodera rostochiensis
PORTUGAL:
tPhysoderma schroeteri
PUERTO RICO:
tAlternaria gomphrenae
tColletotrichum anonicola

A dagger (}) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (4) indicates first record of its interception from Branch inspectors.

SERVICE AND REGULATORY ANNOUNCEMENTS

PUERTO RICO—Continued
Colletotrichum philodendri
tColletotrichum thuemenii
Phyllocticta cajani
RHODESIA:
tSphacelotheca penniseti
SiIehinS:
tSphaceloma zorniae
SALVADOR:
Pe cuuberelia cattleyae
SCOTLA
Seraetobemn liliacearum
{Cytospora pinastri
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
jLeptosphaeria heterospora
Lophodermium pinastri
SPAIN:
Entyloma oryzae
{Fusarium oxysporum f. cepae
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera rostochiensis
tPhyllosticta ertensa
Septoria citri
SPANISH MOROCCO:
Ringspot virus
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
inte GiicarDs
SWE
eieinve rostochiensis
Phoma nebulosa

SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Heterodera cacti

tHeterodera humuli

TRANSVAAL:

Cerebella andropogonis

TRINIDAD:

Cercospora purpurea
Uredo oncidii

TUNISIA:

Septoria citri

TURKEY:

{Graphiola phoenicis
Macrophomina phaseolina
{Pseudomonas seminum (?)

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Cercospora protearum
Coryneum carpophilum
Erwinia citrimaculans
Phoma citricarpa
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides

UNKNOWN:

Coupee kalmiae

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendrt
Heterodera rostochiensis

Puccinia buxi

emo Gas citré

URUGUA
Elsinoe earth

WALES:

Heterodera rostochiensis

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger ({) indicates first record of its interception from Branch inspectors.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURE RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1956

(List of Pests Recorded from July 1, 1955, through June
30, 1956 as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant
Products Entering United States Territory. )

Complied by
Judith Hunt
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This forty-third report of interceptions summarizes the records
of insect pests, plant pathogens, and certain other organisms found
in, on, or with plant products (1) imported, (2) offered for but
refused entry, (3) held as ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered
for entry through customs, (4) offered for entry for immediate
transportation and exportation in bond, and (5) in domestic ship-
ments between the American Virgin Islands, Hawaii, and Puerto
Rico and the mainland.

This report deals with insects and plant diseases of known or
potential plant quarantine significance to the United States. Some
common organisms are included if they are (1) new to the coun-
try of origin, or (2) new to the host plant, or (3) are of such
limited distribution in the United States that they are worthy
of mention.

The data for this list which includes some for the previous year,
are largely obtained from identifications made by specialists of the
Entomology Research Division and Plant Quarantine Division,
supplemented by information supplied by State officials. Some,
however represent critical studies and determinations made by
specialists of the Crops Research Division who also identified many
of the host plants cited.

All scientific names are reviewed by specialists in the Depart-
ment to assure conformance to the International Rules of Nomen-
clature.

Every effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections
meee, questionable cases are omitted or the origin is listed as un-

nown.

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INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIRBORNE MATERIAL

The rapid growth of air transportation continues to increase
the danger of foreign plant pests being introduced by this means.
In addition to international air travel, commerce in plants and
plant products by air is developing steadily. The short time in
which pests may now be brought from all parts of the world makes
conditions more favorable for their survival and necessitates con-
stant vigilance to apprehend them at ports of entry.

Pests were intercepted on plant material arriving by baggage,
express, freight, mail, and stores. During the year 3,367 inter-
ceptions were made of insects on imported plant parts or as stow-
aways, and 476 interceptions of plant diseases.

Some important insects intercepted in airborne material were:
anne citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumt) on leaf of Citrus sp. in baggage from

exico.

Anastrepha distincta (?) in inga pod in express from Guatemala.

Anastrepha fraterculus in sapodilla in baggage from Venezuela.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in mango in baggage from Mexico; in
orange in baggage and stores from Mexico; and in orange in baggage from Guatemala.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in mango in baggage from
Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama,
and Salvador; in mango in cargo from Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Puerto Rico; in
mango in mail from Puerto Rico and Salvador; and in mango in quarters from
Guatemala.

Anastrepha serpentina in Annona sp. in baggage from Peru; in sapodilla in baggage
from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Salvador; and in star-apple in cargo from Guatemala.
ae adult of A. serpentina in cabin of an airplane from Central America or South

merica.

Anastrepha striata in guava in baggage from British Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicar-
agua, and Salvador and in guava in quarters from Guatemala.

Carposina sasakii in apple in baggage and stores from Japan.

The Mediterranean fruit fly(Ceratitis capitata) in apple in baggage from Italy; in
apple in quarters from Portugal; in appe in stores from the Azores, Portugal, and
Spain; in apricot in baggage and stores frolm Italy; in apricot in stores from an unknown
origin; in coffee berries in baggage from Brazil; in coffee berries in pre-flight inspection
of baggage and cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in fig in baggage from the
Island of Rhodes and Italy; in guava in baggage from the Azores and Israel; in loquat
in baggage from the Azores; in Mandarin orange in baggage from Cape Verde Islands
and Israel; in medlar in baggage from Italy; in nectarine in stores from France; in
orange in baggage from Israel, Italy, Lebanon, and Portugal; in orange in stores from
the Azores, Israel, Portugal, and Spain; in peach in baggage from Italy, Lebanon, Port-
ugal, and Spain; in peach in cargo from Italy; in peach in stores from Brazil, France,
Italy, Portugal, and Spain; in pear in baggage from France, Portugal, and Spain; in
pear in quarters from Libya and an unknown origin; in pear in stores from Portugal;
in pricklypear in baggage from Italy; in quince in baggage from Greece; and in sweet
lime in baggage from the Azores. C. capitata (?) in green almond in baggage from
Greece; in guava in baggage from Portugal; in guava in quarters from South America;
in lemon in stores from Spain; in mango and mountain apple in preflight inspection of
baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in nectarine in stores from Brazil; in orange
in baggage from Israel and Italy; in orange in stores from the Azores, Portugal, and
Spain; in peach in baggage from Italy; in peach in stores from Spain; in pear in quarters
from Italy; and in persimmon in baggage from Italy.

The banana root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus) in root of banana plant in baggage
from Panama.

Cylas formicarius ssp. in sweetpotato in cargo from the Philippines and Thailand.

An adult of Dacus cucurbitae was found in preflight inspection of a plane leaving
Hawaii for the mainland and another adult of the same species was found on the flight
deck of an airplane originating in Midway.

Dacus dorsalis in coffee berries, mango, papaya, and ti berries in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland. An adult of D. dorsalis was found in an
airplane leaving Hawaii for the mainland and another adult was found on an airplane

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from the West Pacific. D. dorsalis (?) in Thevetia peruviana in preflight inspection of
baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland. Y

Dacus oleae in olive in baggage from Greece, Italy, Lebanon, and Portugal and in
olive in stores from Italy.

Possibly Dacus passiflora in mango in baggage from the Fiji Islands.

Olethreutes leucotreta in orange in stores from the Union of South Africa.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cottonseed in baggage from Puerto
Rico; in cotton boll in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland;
and in seed cotton in baggage from Italy.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from France, Germany, and Italy, in cherry in
quarters from France; and in cherry in stores from the Azores, France, Israel, Italy,
Portugal, and Switzerland.

The khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium) in rice in cargo from India.

Interceptions of airborne plant pathogens of interest were:

Chrysomya ledi var. rhododendri on alpine azalea in baggage from Switzerland.

Daphne mosaic virus on foliage of daphne in mail from England.

Guignardia traversi on Stanhopea sp. in cargo from the Canal Zone.

Ophiodothella orchidearum on Epidendrum sp. in cargo from Cuba.

Phleospora pistaciae on pistache nut in baggage from Lebanon.

Phoma citricarpa on Citrus sp. in baggage from the Philippines; on lemon in stores
from Portugal; and on Mandarin orange in baggage from Indo-China.

Phyllostictina pyriformis on an orchid leaf in cargo from Honduras.

Puccinia asparagi on asparagus in baggage from Greece.

Puccinia buxi on a box leaf in baggage from Italy.

Puccinia scirpi on stems of Scirpus maritimus in baggage from Portugal.

Puccinia urbaniana on leaf of Stachytarpheta jamaicensis in baggage from Martinique.

Septoria unedonis on leaf of strawberry tree in baggage from Ireland.

Uredo behnickiana on a leaf of Phajus sp. in cargo from Jamaica.

Uredo guacae on leaf of Epidendrum sp. in cargo from Jamaica; and on an orchid
leaf in cargo from Honduras.

Uredo oncidit on leaf of Oncidium pulchellum in baggage from Jamaica.

Uromyces transversalis on a gladiolus leaf in cargo from the Union of South Africa.

Citrus canker ( Xanthomonas citri) on Mandarin orange in baggage from China; on
Mandarin orange in baggage and stores from Japan and the Philippines; on an orange
in baggage from China and Japan; and on an orange in stores from Japan.

The following nematodes were also found in airborne material:

The oat nematode ( Heterodera avenae) in soil with dried seed beans in baggage from
Brazil; in soil with fuchsia and oleander plants in baggage from Austria; in soil with
ey. plants in cargo from Germany; and in soil with tulip bulbs in baggage from

pain.

Heterodera fict in soil with carnation and fig plants in baggage from Italy; and in soil
with fig roots in mail from Italy.

Heterodera humuli in soil with hop cuttings in cargo from Switzerland.

_ Heterodera punctata in soil with narcissus bulbs and plants in baggage from Germany;
in soil with geranium plants and gladiolus corms in baggage from Ireland.

The golden nematode ( Heterodera rostochiensis) in soil with pine seedlings in baggage
from Germany; in soil with begonia, carnation, clover, and geranium plants in baggage
from Germany; and in soil with potatoes in mail from England.

Pratylenchus penetrans with roots of clematis in cargo from the Netherlands.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted:

Anastrepha dislincta (?) in inga pod in air express from Guatemala.

_ Anastrepha fraterculus in grapefruit and orange in stores from Brazil and in sapodilla
in air baggage from Venezuela. A. fraterculus (?) in grapefruit in stores from Brazil;
and in orange in stores from Argentina and Brazil.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in apple in baggage from Mexico; in grape-
fruit in baggage from Mexico and in grapefruit in stores from Nicaragua; in Mandarin
orange in baggage from Mexico; in mango in baggage, air baggage, and quarters from
Mexico; in orange in baggage and air baggage from Guatemala; in orange in baggage,
air baggage, quarters, stores and air stores from Mexico; and in pear, pomegranate,
ponderosa lemon, quince, sapote, and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico.

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The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in almonds in quarters
from Trinidad; in grapefruit in stores from Barbados; in guava in baggage from Mexico
and in air baggage from Nicaragua and Trinidad; in guava-berry in baggage and cargo
from Tortola; in mango in air baggage from Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala. Haiti,
Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Salvador; in mango in baggage
from Mexico, Panama, and Puerto Rico; in mango in air cargo from Costa Rica, Guat-
emala, and Puerto Rico; in mango in cargo from Dominica; in mango in air mail from
Puerto Rico and Salvador; in mango in air quarters from Guatemala; in mango in
quarters from Cuba and Haiti; in mango in stores from Guatemala, Panama, and
Puerto Rico; in pear in baggage from Mexico; in purple mombin in air baggage from
Nicaragua; in Spondias sp. in air baggage from Nicaragua and Salvador; in Spondias sp.
in baggage from Panama; in yellow mombin in air baggage from Guatemala, Nicaragua,
and Salvador; in yellow mombin in air cargo from Guatemala; and in yellow mombin
in cargo from Jost Van Dykes.

Anastrepha serpentina in Annona sp. in air baggage from Peru; in mamey sapote in
baggage from Mexico; in sapodilla in air baggage from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and
Salvador; and in star-apple in air cargo from Guatemala. One adult of A. serpentina
in passenger’s cabin of an airplane from Central America or South America.

Anastrepha striata in guava in air baggage from British Honduras, Costa Rica,
Nicaragua, and Salvador; in guava in baggage from Mexico; in guava in air quarters
from Guatemala; and in mango in stores from Panama.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in apple in air baggage and baggage
from Italy; in apple in air quarters from Portugal; in apple in air stores from the Azores,
Portugal, and Spain; in apple in stores from Spain; in apricot in air baggage from Italy;
in apricot in cargo and stores from Spain; in apricot in air stores from Italy and an un-
known origin; in carambola in baggage from Hawaii: in coffee berries in air baggage from
Brazil; in coffee berries in baggage from Hawaii; in coffee berries in preflight inspection
of baggage and cargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in coffee berries in mail leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Italy; in fig in air baggage
from the Island of Rhodes and Italy; in grapefruit in quarters from Israel; in grapefruit
in stores from Israel and Italy; in guava in air baggage from the Azores and Israel; in
loquat in air baggage from the Azores; in Mandarin orange in air baggage from Cape
Verde Islands and Israel; in Mandarin orange in baggage from Italy; in medlar in air
baggage from Italy; in nectarine in air stores from France; in orange in air baggage
from Israel, Italy, Lebanon, and Portugal; in orange in baggage from Algeria, Greece,
and Italy; in orange in quarters from the Union of South Africa; in orange in air stores
from the Azores, Israel, Portugal, and Spain; in orange in stores from Brazil, Canary
Islands, Egypt, Israel, Italy, and Spain; in peach in air baggage from Italy, Lebanon,
Portugal, and Spain; in peach in baggage from an unknown origin; in peach in air stores
from Brazil, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and an unknown origin; in peach in stores
from France; in pear in air baggage from France, Portugal and Spain; in pear in baggage
from Spain; in pear in air quarters from Libya and unknown origin; in pear in quarters
from Portugal; in pear in air stores from Portugal; in pear in stores from Spain; in
pomegranate in baggage from Italy; in pricklypear in air baggage from Sicily; in
pricklypear in baggage and stores from Italy; in quince in air baggage from Greece;
and in sweet lime in air baggage from the Azores. C. capitata (?) in almond in air
baggage from Greece; in apple in air quarters from the Azores (?); in apple in air
stores from Portugal; in coffee berry in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawai
for the mainland; in grape in baggage from \taly; in grapefruit in stores from British
East Africa; in guava in air baggage from the Azores and Portugal; in guava in air
quarters from an unknown origin; in lemon in air stores from Spain; in mango and
mountain apple in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland;
in nectarine in air stores from Brazil; in orange in air baggage from Israel and Italy;
in orange in baggage from Italy and Palestine; in orange in air stores from the Azores,
Portugal, and Spain; in orange in stores from Brazil; in peach in air baggage from
Italy; in peach in air stores from Spain and an unknown origin; in pear in air quarters
from Italy; in persimmon in air baggage from Italy; and in pricklypear in baggage
from Italy.

The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) in cucumber and tomato in stores from Hawaii.
One adult of the melon fly was found on an airplane during preflight inspection at
Hickam Field, Hawaii and another adult was found at Hickam Field on the flight deck
of an airplane originating in Midway.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in coffee berries, mango, papaya, and ti berries
in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; and in Ficus sp.,
guava, and persimmon in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland. One adult of D.

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dorsalis was found on an airplane from the West Pacific (?) and another adult was found
during preflight inspection of a plane leaving Hawaii for the mainland. D. dorsalis (?)
in mango in baggage from Hawaii; in Thevetia peruviana in preflight inspection of
baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; and in tropical almond in mail leaving
Hawaii for the mainland.

The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in air baggage from Greece, Italy, Lebanon,
and Portugal; and in olive in baggage, air stores, and stores from Italy.

Dacus passiflorae (?) in mango in air baggage from the Fiji Islands.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in air baggage from France, Germany, and Italy; in cherry
in air quarters from France; and in cherry in air stores from the Azores, France, Israel,
Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, and an unknown origin.

Rhagoletis completa in black walnut in baggage from Mexico.

The apple maggot (Rhagoletis pomonella) in apple in air baggage and baggage from
Mexico.

The papaya fruit fly (Toxotrypana curvicauda) in papaya in stores from Costa Rica.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of unusual interest were intercepted:

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglum7z) on an orange leaf and on a leaf of Citrus
sp. in baggage from Mexico and on sour lime leaf in cargo from Mexico.

A tortricid, Austrotortrix postvittana in apple in cargo from New Zealand.

Bruchophagus glycyrrhizae (Kurytomidae) on Glycyrrhiza sp. in mail from Iran.

Coptotermes niger, a very destructive termite, in wooden packing case in cargo from
Nicaragua.

A curculionid, Cylas formicarius ssp. in sweetpotato in air cargo from the Philippines
and Thailand and in Ipomoea sp. in cargo from China.

Dyspessia ulula (Cossidae) in garlic in cargo from Italy.

A cocenellid, Epilachna paenulata, on banana in cargo from Ecuador.

A coccinellid, Epilachna philippinensis, on clothing of a crew member on an air-
plane from Guam.

Frankliniella schultzei (Thripidae) on carnation in air quarters from South America
and on chinkerichee in air cargo, cargo, and mail from the Union of South Africa.

A chrysomelid, Lilioceris lilit with lily bulbs in air baggage from Italy.

Olethreutes leucotreta (Olethreutidae) in grapefruit from the Union of South Africa; in
orange in stores from Mozambique and the Union of South Africa; and in navel orange
in air quarters from North Africa (?).

The durra stem borer (Sesamia cretica) in broomcorn in cargo from Italy.

Stephanoderes hampei (Scolytidae) in coffee berries in baggage and mail from Brazil;
and in coffee berries in mail from Ceylon.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae) with used burlap bags in cargo from India; with
grain bags containing wheat bran, corn meal, and crushed oats from Australia; in rice
in stores from Formosa and India; in split peas in stores from India; and in peanut
in stores from Formosa.

SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica) was intercepted on cut flowers of torch
ginger during preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

Bradybaena similaris, an injurious snail not established in the United States, was
intercepted 119 times with cut flowers and plant material in baggage, cargo, and mail
leaving Hawaii for the mainland. It was also intercepted with pineapple in baggage
from Brazil and cut flowers of Liliwm sp. in baggage from Bermuda.

Lamellaxis gracilis, injurious in greenhouses and not established in the United
States, was found on a philodendron plant during mail inspection of material leaving
Hawaii for the mainland.

Other snails of economic importance but of limited distribution in the United States
worthy of mention are: Deroceras reticulatum, Limax flavus, L. marginatus, Milax
gagates, Oxychilus allarius, Theba pisana, and Zonitoides orboreus.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

The sweet orange scab was intercepted 74 times; 16 of these interceptions came from
Argentina on lemon, Mandarin orange, and orange; 57 from Brazil on grapefruit, lemon,
Mandarin orange, orange, and sour lime; and one from an unknown origin on orange.

Citrus canker ( Xanthomonas citri) was intercepted 137 times; 96 of these came from

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Japan, 33 from China, 3 from Thailand, 2 from the Philippines, and one each from
Ceylon, India, and the Straits Settlements. These interceptions were made from the
following hosts: Citrus grandis, C. ichangensis var., C. x ichandarin, C. sinensis junos,
grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange, sour lime, sour orange, and sweet orange.

Cancrosis B. (Xanthomonas sp.), another bacterial disease of citrus, producing symp-
toms similar to citrus canker, was intercepted twice on lemon from Brazil and once on
grapefruit from Brazil (?).

Other interceptions are:

Cercospora cypripedii on an orchid leaf in mail from Mexico; and on leaf of Stanhopea
sp. in baggage from Mexico.

Daphne mosaic virus on daphne foliage in air mail from England.

Diaporthe citri on grapefruit in stores from Ecuador.

Eudarluca australis on chrysanthemum in air baggage from Japan.

Monilinia fructigena on plum in air baggage from France.

Phoma citricarpa on grapefruit in stores from British East Africa; on grapefruit in
stores from Egypt; on grapefruit in baggage from Pakistan; on lemon in air stores from
Portugal; and on Mandarin orange in air baggage from Indo-China.

Puccinia erythraeensis on leaves of Hyparrhenia lintonit in mail from Kenya.

Puccinia miscantht on Miscanthus sp. in baggage from Japan.

Puccinia phyllostachydis on bamboo leaf in express from Japan.

NEMATODES

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) was intercepted 32 times from the following
countries: Austria, Brazil, Denmark, England, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Spain,
and Tunisia. These interceptions were taken in soil with dried seed beans, soil with
bulbs, soil with plant material, soil with snails, soil with vegetables, soil with automo-
biles, and with soil scooped up by a jet plane which crashed in England.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) was intercepted 25 times from the
following countries: Argentina, England, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, Peru, and
Scotland. These interceptions were taken in soil with bulbs, with plant material, and
with vegetables.

Rotylenchus bradys, not known to be established in the United States, was intercepted
in yam in baggage from Trinidad.

Some other nematodes of possible concern were several species of the genus Melo-
idogyne intercepted from Brazil, Canada, Greece, Guatemala, Hawaii, Israel, Italy,
Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Syria, and Trinidad with various plant materials and
with vegetables.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently insects or pathogens affecting plant material are
found in such stage or conditions that an accurate determination
is impossible or impracticable. Some of these pests may be of
economic importance.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:

Anastrepha sp., possibly distincta, at New Orleans, La., in inga pod in air mail from
Costa Rica and in inga pod in air express from Guatemala.

Anastrepha sp., probably fraterculus, at Baltimore, Md., in grapefruit in stores from
Trinidad; at Charleston, 8. C., in grapefruit in stores from Ecuador; at Eagle Pass,
Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at New York, N. Y., in Annona spp. in air
stores from Colombia and in cherimoya in air baggage from Colombia; and at San
Ysidro, Calif., in mango in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in apple and pear in baggage
from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in orange and pear in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo,
Tex., in grapefruit in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soursop in air baggage
from Nicaragua; and at San Antonio, Tex., in white sapote in air baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly mombinpraeoptans, at Laredo, Tex., and at San Ysidro,
Calif., in mango in baggage from Mexico. Anastrepha sp., very much like mombinprae
oplans, at New York, N. Y., in Spondias sp. in baggage from Ecuador.

Anastrepha sp., possibly serpentina, at San Antonio, Tex., in quince in air baggage
from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly striata, at San Juan, P. R., in guava in air baggage from the
Dominican Republic.

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Anastrepha sp. at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Peru; at Brownsville,
Tex., in mango in air baggage from Nicaragua and in mango, orange, pear, pomegranate
and sapote in baggage from Mexico; at Corpus Christi, Tex., in mango in stores from
Ecuador; at Eagle Pass, Tex., and El Paso, Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico;
at Hidalgo, Tex., in apple, avocado, and mango in baggage from Mexico; at Houston,
Tex., in mango in air baggage from Mexico and in orange in stores from Brazil; at
Laredo, Tex., in mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in mango in
air baggage from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama; at Mobile, Ala., in grapefruit in
stores from Argentina; in mango in air baggage from Panama; and in mango in quar-
ters from Trinidad; at New York, N. Y., in Annona spp. in air baggage from Colombia
and Venezuela; at Philadelphia, Pa., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Roma, Tex.,
in apple in baggage from Mexico; at San Antonio, Tex., in white sapote in air cargo from
Mexico; and at San Juan, P. R., in sapodilla in air baggage from the Dominican
Republic.

Dacus sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii in balsamapple in preflight inspection of baggage
leaving Hawaii for the mainland; at Honolulu, Hawaii in Nepheliuwm lappaceum in air
baggage from Thailand.

Rhagoletis sp. at Galveston, Tex., in crab apple in quarters from Mexico; and at
El Paso, Tex., in thornapple in baggage from Mexico.

Thirty-three interceptions, identified to family only, Tephritidae, were intercepted
at the following ports: Baltimore, Md., in cucumber in stores from Liberia and in grape-
fruit in stores from Brazil; at Boston, Mass., in lemon in stores from Australia; in orange
in stores from Argentina; a pupa with parsley in air stores from France (?); and in
squash in stores from Indonesia; at Brownsville, Tex., in apple and Rosaceae fruit in
baggage from Mexico; at Honolulu, Hawaii in apple in air stores from Australia and
Japan; in cactus fruit in air baggage from Guam; in Durio zibethinus in air baggage
from the Philippines (?); in mangosteen in air stores from Malaya; and in santol in air
baggage from the Philippines; at Miami, Fla., in Pyrus sp. in air baggage from Panama;
at New York, N. Y., in Cynara sp. (wild artichoke) in cargo from Italy; in globe arti-
choke in stores from Italy; in orange in air baggage from Turkey; in plum and radish
in air baggage from France; at Nogales, Ariz., with cactus plants in cargo from Mexico;
at Philadelphia, Pa., in flower head of bachelors-button in air quarters from an un-
known origin; in grapefruit in stores from Australia; and in turnip in stores from French
West Africa; pupae at San Antonio, Tex., with leaves of Chamaedorea oblongata and
Chamaedorea sp. in air cargo from Mexico; and in orange in air stores from England;
at San Diego, Calif., in tomato in stores from Hawaii; at Seattle, Wash., in mango
in air baggage from the Philippines; and at Washington, D. C., in miyama cherry in
mail from Japan and pupae with Rosa sp. in mail from Iran.

Other incompletely determined insects worthy of mention were:

A bruchid, Acanthoscelides sp., apparently new to the National Museum collection,
at Washington, D. C., with Calopogonium mucunoides in mail from Costa Rica.

Aceria sp. (Eriophyidae), possibly a new species, at Washington, D. C., on Agropyron
sp. in mail from Iran.

Arphanus sp. (Lygaeidae), a new species, at Nogales, Ariz., on an orchid plant in
cargo from Mexico.

A coccid, Aspidiotus sp., not recognized as a described form, at San Pedro, Calif.,
on an orchid leaf in air cargo from Ecuador.

Baris sp. (Curculionidae) at Houston, Tex., in turnip in stores from France.

- mraene sp. (Blastodacnidae) at New York, N. Y., in apple in air stores from
ngland.

An undescribed bruchid, apparently representing a new genus and a new species, at
Washington, D. C., in seeds of Prosopis sp. in mail from Argentina.

Bruchidius sp., near cicatricosis (Fahr.) (Bruchidae) and new to the National Museum
collection, at Washington, D. C., in crotalaria seed pod in mail from Rhodesia.

Bruchidius sp., near jocosus (Schonh.) (Bruchidae), new to the National Museum
collection, at New York, N. Y., in white lupine seed in mail from Greece.

Bruchidius sp., near orchesioides (Heyd.) (Bruchidae), at Washington, D. C., in
Lotus sp. pod in mail from Rhodesia.

Bruchidius sp. (Bruchidae), new to the National Museum collection, at Washington,
D. C., in seed of Alysicarpus rugosus in mail from Rhodesia and Tanganyika; in seed
pod of Astragalus sp., and seed of sainfoin in mail from Iran; and with Tephrosia sp.
seed pod in mail from Rhodesia.

A curculionid, Cleonus sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from Egypt; and at
New York, N.Y., with horseradish in cargo from Germany.

A phycitid, Cryptoblabes sp., at Honolulu, Hawaii on Brazilian peppertree berries in
mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

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A curculionid, determined to family only, at New Orleans, La., in pigeonpea pod
in air baggage from Panama.

Cyrtozemia sp., evidently dispar Pasc. (Curculionidae), at Washington, D. C., with
Solanum xanthocarpum in mail from India.
beeen sp. (Tortricidae) at New York, N. Y., with grapes and peaches in cargo from

ile.

Gnorimoschema sp., near or equals atriplicella (F. R.) (Gelechiidae), at Boston, Mass.,
in tomato in stores from French West Africa.

A curculionid, Gonipterus sp., evidently scutellatus Gyll., at New York, N. Y.,
with grapes in cargo from the Union of South Africa.

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) at Baltimore, Md., in an orange in quarters
from Ecuador; at Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in stores from Mexico; and at Houston,
Tex., in an orange in stores from Mexico.

Hepialus sp. (Hepialidae) at Laredo, Tex., in a psuedobulb of Cattleya sp. in cargo
from Mexico; and at Hoboken, N. J., in pseudobulb of Dendrobium sp., in mail from
India.

Heterarthrus sp. (Tenthredinidae) at Washington, D. C., in Rhododendron albrechtii
leaf in mail from Japan.

Hoplothrips sp. (Phlaeothripidae), probably one of the old European species, at
Philadelphia, Pa., in celery in stores from Italy.

Hyperodes sp., probably hirtella (Dtz.) (Curculionidae), at Miami, Fla., with an
orchid plant in air mail from the Canal Zone.

Hyperodes sp., at Charleston, 8. C., in carrot in stores from Argentina; at Honolulu,
Hawaii with orchid plants in mail from the Canal Zone; at Miami, Fla., with a leaf of
Trichopilia suavis in air mail from the Canal Zone; at Philadelphia, Pa., in carrot in
stores from Argentina; at San Pedro, Calif., with orchid plants in cargo and mail from
the Canal Zone; and at Seattle, Wash., with orchid plants in mail from the Canal Zone.

A scolytid, Ips sp., at Mobile, Ala., in pine bark crating in air cargo from North
Africa.

An ant, Iridomyrmex sp., probably a new species for the National Museum collection,
at Nogales, Ariz., on an orchid plant in cargo from Mexico.

Lepidosaphes sp., very close to noxia McKenzie (Coccidae), but probably distinct,
at Hoboken, N. J., on a leaf of Vanilla sp., in air cargo from British East Africa.

Fase Ge sp. (Coccidae) at Chicago, Ill., with arborvitae plants in mail from New
Zealand.

A pyraustid, Leucinodes sp., not represented in the National Museum collection,
at Washington, D. C., with Solanum sp., in mail from the Union of South Africa.

LIixws sp. (Curculionidae) at Baltimore, Md., in beet in stores from Italy; and at
Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from Egypt.

Longitarsus sp., probably ochroleucus Mshl. (Chrysomelidae) at Boston, Mass., with
chrysanthemum in air baggage from England.

A lygaeid, new genus and new species, at New York, N. Y., with forest litter, con-
taining mostly sphagnum moss, in air stores from Colombia. s

Margarodini (Coccidae), genus uncertain, but a very interesting collection, at
Washington, D. C., on an undetermined grass in mail from Iran. i ;

A curculionid, Mecinus sp., at Hoboken, N. J., on an aleppo pine cone in air mail
from Greece.

Oxythrips sp. (Thripidae) at New York, N. Y., on a pine tree in air baggage from
weden.

Pectinophora sp., platyedra complex, (Gelechiidae), at Chicago, Ill., with Plagianthus
betulinus seeds in mail from New Zealand. ;

A scolytid, Pelicerus sp., at Washington, D. C., with Garcinia spicata seeds in
mail from Okinawa.

Phenacoccus sp. (Coccidae), an undescribed species, at New York, N. Y., on ga-
Janthus bulbs and twinleaf squill bulbs in cargo from Turkey.

Phloeosinus sp. (Scolytidae) at Portland, Oreg., in Cryptomeria sp. bark in air cargo
from Japan.

Phyllotreta sp., probably flexuosa (Ill.) (Chrysomelidae), at Philadelphia, Pa., on
cabbage in stores from England.

Pieris sp. (Pieridae) at Charleston, 8. C., on cabbage in stores from Belgium and
New Zealand; at Philadelphia, Pa., on Chinese cabbage in stores from Japan; and at
Port Arthur, Tex., on cauliflower in stores from England.

A chrysomelid, Plagiodera sp., probably jucunda (Klug), at Miami, Fla., on a brome-
liad leaf in air baggage and air cargo from Paraguay. :

An ant, Plagiolepis sp., very probably allwaudi Emery, at Charlotte Amalie, St.
Thomas on gladiolus in baggage from St. Kitts.

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Podothrips sp., near longiceps J.-G. (Phlaeothripidae), at Boston, Mass., on semi-
dry grass in baggage from the Union of South Africa.

Prays sp. (Hyponomeutidae) at Boston, Mass., in pomelo in stores from Indonesia.

A curculionid, Premnotrypes sp., at Philadelphia, Pa., on Solanwm tuberosum var.
in stores from Ecuador.

Psammodius sp. (Scarabaeidae) at Honolulu, Hawaii with grapes in air stores from
Eniwetok; and at New York, N. Y., with soil in mail from Israel.

Rhynchites sp. (Curculionidae) at Boston, Mass., in cherry in air stores from France.

Tingis sp. (Tingidae) at Washington, D. C. with fescue in mail from Iran.

A tortricid, not represented in the National Museum collection, at Honolulu,
Hawaii in air baggage from Japan; and a tortricid at Laredo, Tex., on an orchid plant
in cargo from Mexico.

A curculionid, Zeugorygma sp., probably orangiae Mshl. or a new species, at Wash-
ington, D. C., with Selaria perennis seed head in mail from the Union of South Africa.

DISEASES

Incompletely determined pathogens worthy of mention were:

Ascochyta sp. at Laredo, Tex., on Yucca elephantipes in cargo from Mexico.

Cercospora sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. leaf in baggage from Mexico;
at Houston, Tex., on palm fronds in air cargo from Mexico; at San Juan, P. R., on
Clerodendron thomsonae leaf for export to the mainland.

Corynespora sp., probably cassticola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei, on Chamaedorea sp. in
air cargo from Mexico.

Cytospora sp. at Nogales Ariz., on orchid stem in cargo from Mexico; and at San
Francisco, Calif., on tree peony in cargo and mail from Japan.

Cytosporina sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on orchid in cargo from Mexico.

Didymosphaeria sp. at Laredo, Tex., on an orchid plant in cargo from Mexico.

Pestalotia sp. at Miami, Fla., on Pinanga kuhli seed in air mail from Ceylon; at
San Juan, P. R., on a kalanchoe leaf in cargo for export to the mainland; and at Wash-
ington, D. C., on an oak leaf in mail from Japan.

Phomopsis sp. at El Paso, Tex., on seeds of sandboxtree in baggage from Mexico.

Septoria sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on an aster leaf in cargo from England; at Laredo,
Tex., on philodendron leaf in baggage from Mexico; and at Washington, D. C., on
leaf of Boissiera bromoides in mail from Iran.

Probably Sphenospora sp. at Miami, Fla. on a leaf of Catasetum sp. in air cargo
from the Canal Zone; and at San Pedro, Calif., on Oncidiwm macranthum and Onci-
dium sp. plants in air cargo from Ecuador.

Uredo sp. at Miami, Fla., on leaves of Ornithocephalus sp. and Schomburgkia sp. in
air cargo from Ecuador.

NEMATODES

Incompletely determined nematodes worthy of mention were:

Aphelenchoides sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with burdock, carrots, and potatoes in
stores from Japan; in soil with carrots in stores from Norway; in soil with lettuce in
stores from Egypt; in soil with roots of Liliaceae in air baggage from Greece; with
parsnips in stores from Denmark; and with rutabagas in stores from the Netherlands;
at Hoboken, N. J., in roots of Helleborus niger hybrid in air mail from England; at
NewYork, N. Y., in narcissus bulbs in cargo from France and Italy; at Philadelphia,
Pa., in lily bulb in cargo from Japan; at Port Everglades, Fla., in potatoes in stores
from Belgium; at San Francisco, Calif., in lily bulb in mail from New Zealand and in
magnolia plant in mail from Japan; at San Juan, P. R., in tobacco stump in air baggage
from the Dominican Republic; and at Washington, D. C., in Boehmeria sp., in mail
from Martinique.

Aphelenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with potatoes in stores from New Zealand;
at Hoboken, N. J., in Oreocereus trollii in mail from Canada; at San Francisco, Calif.,
in peony in baggage from Japan; at San Juan, P. R., in tobacco stump in air baggage
from the Dominican Republic; and at Tampa, Fla., in soil with samples of ore in
cargo from Belgium.

Ditylenchus sp., closely related to dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip. at Hoboken, N.J., in Polianthes
sp. tuber in cargo from Italy.

Ditylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in iris in cargo from the Netherlands; at El Paso,
ae in garlic in cargo from Mexico; and at Philadelphia, Pa., in garlic in cargo from

exico.

Heterodera sp., possibly avenae, at New York, N. Y., in soil with potatoes in stores
from Iceland; at St. Thomas and St. John in soil with beets in stores from England.

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Heterodera sp., possibly fici at New York, N. Y., in soil with roots of Ficus sp. in
baggage from Italy.

Other members of the genus Heterodera were intercepted 351 times at 18 ports from
the following countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azores, Belgium, Canada,
Chile, Denmark, Egypt, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy,
Japan, Korea, Liberia, Luxembourg, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand,
Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tasmania, Tunisia, Vene-
zuela, and Yugoslavia. These interceptions were made from soil ballast, soil samples,
soil on private automobiles, soil on army automobiles, soil with sweepings from rail-
way car, and soil with potatoes in railway car; soil with bulbs and tubers in baggage,
cargo, and mail; soil with plant material in baggage, cargo, mail, and quarters; soil
with vegetables in cargo and stores; and in soil with snails in cargo.

Meloidogyne sp., probably arenaria (Neal) Chitwood var. thamesi Chitwood, at
New York, N. Y., in gladiolus bulb in cargo from Japan.

Meloidogyne sp., possibly hapla Chitwood, at Hoboken, N. J., in Achimenes sp.
tuber in air mail from India.

Meloidogyne sp., possibly a new species, at Brownsville, Tex., in begonia root in
baggage from Mexico.

Meloidogyne sp. at Brownsville, Tex., in begonia root in cargo from Mexico; at El
Paso, Tex., in turnip in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., in tubers of Achi-
menes spp. in air cargo from India and in cargo and mail from the Netherlands; in
anemone roots in air mail from Japan and in mail from Germany; in caladium tubers
in air cargo from Belgium; in calla lily rhizomes in cargo from France and Italy; in
roots of Callopsis sp. in air mail from England; in roots of Cimicifuga foetida simplex
in cargo from the Netherlands; in roots of Cissus amazonica in air cargo from Germany;
in clematis roots in air cargo and cargo from the Netherlands; in roots of Corytholoma
bulbosum in air cargo from Brazil and in roots of C. cardinalis in air mail from the
Netherlands; in roots of Curcuma petiolata and C. roscoeana in cargo from the Nether-
lands; in roots of Epimedium sp. in air mail from Japan; in tubers of Gesneria wmbellata
in mail from the Netherlands; in iris roots in cargo and mail from Japan; in roots of
Isoloma pictum in air mail and Isoloma sp. in mail from the Netherlands; in roots of
Kaempferia galanga in cargo and air mail from India and in Kaempferia spp. in cargo
from the Netherlands; in tubers of Naegelia hybrids in cargo, air mail, and mail from
the Netherlands; in roots of tuberoses in air mail from Israel and in mail from Italy;
in roots of Primula sieboldi var. in mail from the Netherlands; in roots of Rechsteineria
macropoda in air mail and mail from the Netherlands; and in tuber of Thomsonia
nepalensis in mail from India; at Laredo, Tex., in Mammillaria sp. roots in mail from
Mexico; at New York, N. Y., in hyacinth bulb in cargo from Bermuda; and in tuberose
roots in cargo from Italy.

Paraphelenchus sp. at San Francisco, Calif., in roots of Magnolia conspicua and
Magnolia sp. in mail from Japan.

Pratylenchus sp., near vulnus Allen & Jensen, at Tampa, Fla., in soil with a potted
plant in air baggage from Cuba.

Pratylenchus sp. at Hoboken, N. J., in astilbe roots in cargo from the Netherlands;
in Clematis spp. roots in mail from England and in cargo from the Netherlands; in
roots of Helleborus niger and H. viridis in air mail from England and in H. niger and
Helleborus sp. in air cargo from the Netherlands; in roots of Pulmonaria saccharta in
cargo from the Netherlands; at New York, N. Y., in lily-of-the-valley pips in baggage
from France; and at Washington, D. C., in roots of Boehmeria sp. in mail from Mar-
tinique.

Rotylenchus sp. at Brownsville, Texas, in soil with begonia and mint plants in
baggage from Mexico; and at San Francisco, Calif., in peony roots in baggage from
Japan.

Tylencholaimus sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii in soil samples in air baggage from Japan.

Tylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with artemesia plant in baggage from Italy;
at Honolulu, Hawaii in soil in quarters from Okinawa; and at Miami, Fla., in soil
with coffee plants in air baggage from Salvador.

Xiphinema sp. at San Francisco, Calif., in peony roots in baggage from Japan.

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Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Lisled in Main Table

Country Insect Disease Country Insect Disease
Number | Number Number | Number
Africa: Europe—Continued:
JATIN Se 1 2 IRontui gal ep see eee ane ees 37 15
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan________- 1 0 Scotland mes. ee ee 40 2
Belgian Congo: ._22_1--+_)--.- 1 0 Spain sane oe eee 60 5
British Hast Africa. ..-.--_---- 1 1 Spain (?) p22 ese ae es 1 0
Canary: Islands#2--2 22> Se 2 - 1 0 Sweden*Sesh ee Pe eee 9 2
Cape Verde Islands_____-__---- 5 0 Switzerland memes eens 13 17
LOLA ripe eee ae eee rs Se 7 3 GN (cio fo agree ey Mes Spent 1 0
Git es. ae 1 2 Vugoslaviawe sess ee ee 3 1
Wirberiaeanen STi ey IIo AS 2 0 || North America:
IDNs ee ee eee 2 0 Jelena 20 6
Madeira’ Islands: -_=+--.------- 2 0 Canada? sae ieee ab ees 16
INOrOCCO meh eres Sie BIT 2 nn 8 0 CanaliZones =e eee 66 6
Mozambique 1 0 Central) America=----222 220" 1 0
INigeriawaea tis 3 1 British Honduras_____------ 9 0
North Africa(?)___ 1 0 22 3
Rhodesia 0 1 3l 4
pRUNIS ae Ee be ERE 0 1 8 5
Union of South Africa_______--- 25 27 21 1
Asia: 26 0
JoXt ints oe ey a ne 1 0 22 1
(CAO ee ee ee ee 1 1 3 1
Qinne ee ae eee 6 108 Mexico see N Sens ae 714 163
HONMOsa See te EN a oes 9 2 Mex coy (3) mene cree sen aa 1 0
Vin tery Se Re i ee 20 6 West Indies:
indo- Ching ssa = ab Ae ee 3 1 J Nive a oe 4 0
Indonesia Sk Le ah 1 1 PAN CIE Ue meee renee nae A a 3 0
TE ose 14 3 Bahamaseen ences bernwsieene: 10 0
Island'of Rhodes. _-)..--_--_- 1 0 Barbados meena teens 5 0
ael me ae hemi hea ties A. 14 4 British West Indies. ____--_- 3 0
Japaneenewies Pitino hw ee 203 212 UL Boe cee RE LEN a 36 6
Teper es ee ye a 1 0 Curacao BEER 1 0
Webanonewee ren sinh eee 7 2 ‘Domini case en Von eE ra 2 0
(Palkastantesesads Peele Si ae 0 1 Dominican Republic_____-_- 13 3
IP alestirie we tek acini 8) 9 bape 1 0 Grand Caymaneena se waee 1 0
Straits Settlements________---- 2 2 Grenada ss= Sena EE Re 1 0
(SiyerDiLs CIE M S PEee Seee 0 1 Haiti 9 0
pirat and eee Tae A pee 5 3 Jamaica eae Rue 23 U
pike yee et iS ea 1 1 JOStiVaneD yikes eee essa 1 0
Australasia: Martini quetes =e la Mevs 0 1
PATISirall ia meeetins Lae Dds Ee Oe 21 17 Montserra tea ante 1 0
iy eISlamd sues tee eee 4 1 CVSS Mtn al nel es 1 0
(DEN oe I Re eee 8 3 PuertopRicomseee eee aan 13 3
DET earwy sities g seins eR URNA pe cee 459 13 Ste Croixe ein ae Nees 1 0
Hew ay tleimajeens ae el es pines 1 0 SeKittse ce Rees Oe eae 4 1
Kewayalerny (7) sla eat oe eee 1 0 Ste sbucia ese Se NID 1 1
Midway Islands___-____-_----- 3 0 St Martin= = 1 0
Midway Islands (?)_______-_--- 1 0 Tortola: te 19 0
New: Giinene 26 satet alone hs 1 0 Trinidade=222 seen ees 12 4
iNew, Zealand aes! = 28s ce iaaeiae 2 Sil southvAmeri cases sae seb nee 2 0
Okinawastes 22s seh es 2 0 Argentinas eee en nne 3 23
philippines eeel= seal ae ee 16 11 Brazilnee ees neh a a 29 75
ehilippines| (2) Bese ee ee = 1 0 British Guiana_____2__2_L_ _- 1 1
Westibacificsatas=2l 6S eases 1 0 Chile ese Seen ek nas 8 1
Wiest#laciticl (7) eesti es 1 0 Colombia tt aee eae ae 11 2
Europe: HICUAG OF» eae y ne Niele 57 3
Austria 0 5 1 0
ANZ OL eS ere tie A ee 25 0 0 1
Belgium 13 3 4 4
Denmark 7 1 13 2
ingland ieee te 49 28
Eine land)(?) see ie 1 0 62 38
LORE I a ee ee ee 44 3 290 348
Hirani cey (2) eens see he ako es 1 0 522 48
German yep abet 2 ee oe beens 38 31 Huropes en a eee toe 542 203
Germany, (?) ae ee ee 1 0 North America__...______-__- 1,111 232
Gibraltar. 1-2 oeIe Sea ease 1 0 South America_________-_____- 129 112
Greece eri Bala. sid 2 ube 13 4 Unknown! tap nOGy Mesias 27 6
Nirelandee? tie he ee doce 9 Total ease a Oe 2,684 987
UN h is l s en a ee 149 52 Total incompletely deter-
NE Eey Lys (2) Rue ea ale 0 1 mined pests__-_-------_-- 1,600 811
Netherlands eee aaa) eee 27 24 Total insect interceptions___- OOK ie ee
Northern’ Ireland_-_=___--2----- 1 0 Total disease interceptions___|--------- 1,798
INOrway stata a leu ih POS 2: 4 0 Grand:total=si es) 2 Son Paes 16,081

1This total represents only pests of known or potential plant-quarantine importance. The total of
all interceptions made during the year was 17,504.

_Nors.—Interceptions were also made from Afghanistan, Bahrein Island, East Africa, Eritrea, Ethiopia,
Finland, French West Africa, French West Indies, Korea, Luxembourg, Malta, Marshall Islands, Norfolk
zen eolane, Ponape, Samoa, Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone, Tanganyika, Tasmania, Uganda, Uruguay,
an es rica.

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host i Country of origin o mils in—
#.| 8 /&<.
as| 7 |88
a ~~ eI rs) od
ey | ea ee
“‘Acanthoscelides”’ spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
VAICOCIE) SD ee a= a eee ee Meas ce ae NSA! RW ) Ft Be pe a NAG PS |e il |) INE Ye
HY OTTO) Os aele ans as et ee oie ei es Ra ay hg a Wrancesee RAR seen ee en 1 Nag eee WE NY
Achatina Fulton Fer. (Mollusca):
Hedychium sp. (torch ginger)_.._..-.----------------- Hawaii 2224s ee 1 eee ol lees Hawaii.
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Allaumiponntims (Leek) arse ne ae oe een ne eee eee ne France, Netherlands, Spain_|_---| 6 |____| N. Y., Pa.
Adetus mucoreus Bates (Cerambycidae):
Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’”’)___.------------- Colombiaassae ea eran | eA Ga.
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):
f NV 0) Fey aE ein ei SS re Bi Sl Hawaii, Japan, unknown___]___- 12 |____| Hawaii.
IBapgarey mei: Seu ie Cie SET Ce Cee ee ne await 2o\4 veer ee ss 28 | Sn ee Hawaii.
Gordylinelterm@enalisy (ti) a see ee ee ae eae | eee oneal Parra Le eS i ee es | Hawaii.
SEAT WETS esse ae rg ae Ee SL cg BR nea pe | Ue dowae Rass ie ane 19S ee Hawaii.
COVE) an VS Sa I La Meas Me a Ut onhnet Sah ee eore hae 1) | ee | ee Hawaii.
Rersonallefiects een se ee eee Hawali,Japane eases eae Bi) PR Arse Hawaii.
Zingiberjopicinale| (ginger) = 2-2 -8— eee eee IF a Walls: eid. wale al ae iL) {| cent Paes Hawaii.
Agroiconota propinqua (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ____.-.-.--------------- Dominican Republic ih] JES 1
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) 1 | Fla.
Agrotis ypsilon (Rott.) (Phalaenidae):
PANT plan Green Sopot a cel ween rate netmey Ce eae a Me Wee! Bermuda- 4. 2. <b ea] Wesel) We
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Ashby) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_____------------------ Mexico een ee eee 1 Vi ERI on 28 Ariz.
Grtrsisenensish (Orange) ee ers se tee eee ee eee | ese dota sae SS are Pe (epee || Sa Calif., Tex.
Gatrtisisyy ai Be a) SEE OE OE Ss ee ips acon la es (0 (ce Ge Eo Sy” & [ec atee Tex.
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):
Beat—un knowin se eee eta en epee tee OUR ees Canes Cuba eee Se i Vid) Peeeg ee a Fla.*
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ___-_---------------- MiexiGO!-2 1 So eee ae 1 [cool ae Tex.
Alypiodes geronimo (Barnes) (Phalaenidae):
Cactus ee ee SIE AOL AS Von oe ea ee IMexicoe ses e ears see RE ew ea 1 | Ariz.
Amorbia emigratella Busck (Tortricidae):
SN TEED: FREDO a a ee Ha wall ae ee ore 1 Up (mp Heras Hawaii.
Deloniz regia (flamboyant tree)__.__-----------------]----- fo Ko eau ee Pe Ee Ieee ce 1 | Hawaii.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)___._____-__-------------]----- do SS eee iL | Ea eee een Hawaii.
Gladtolais sep oa a EE Syst beso ne rae a day MexICON aR ie EL eR. ILA Pa Lars Calif.*
Tasminumimull efor meee eens nue ante ase Hawaii 22k. Tee 1G) ee ees Hawaii.
Nerium oleander (oleander).-_._-__----------------- Midway Island_____._____- iD | eR | aes Hawaii.
D edi Thy 0} ges arte a aan ea EE AS ET Miexicown) Sie RR ine Sige ze (ae ee Tex.
Rlimeniaysp eee De ae I neva EE Hawaii is 22 eieu ae It Pa a eee Hawaii.
Psidvumiguajava\(euaya) 2 oe eee Mexico! Sie ales oe cece. 10 | CESS ees Calif.
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_____-._-------------|----- (oo Aeeg Se ANE Dh ne 21) eee ae Ariz., Tex.
Werle hoy; (Cre nays awaits ee een Sanaa 2 |____| 4 | Hawaii.
Anaphothrips orchidaceus Bagn. (Thripidae):
Orlin dae ee Ne SINS TING EBT eS ee ee ea ORE a eT CO tee bes sees Senge Eu | ee 1 | Tex
Anastrepha distincta Greene (?) (Tephritidae):
W GVA AES) Oy take OU My NMOS CG ECD ig ET GEESE Ysa at Guatemala ______-.--____- 257] 2 cama | Cea La.
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achras\zapota)(sapodilla) = esse eens Wim bye ese bey Pe fr IN NG
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _____-_-_.-------------- Brea zi) gg ee | eae 1 | Se Nea
Citrus sinensis (orange)__-____-__.__---_--------_---}-4-=- don eee Ee iy Ae ee Bass |} La
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Citrus(paradist (grapetruit) = ya== sees eee ee eae Eee doe2e tine [ee eee | Eee ex
Grtrusisinensis|(Orange) oe ee eee Argentina, Brazil____._____]---- 21) | ae | eRexeaver
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae): .
Citrus aurantifolia |(sweet lime)___._---------------- Mexico!) 82 Benoni me Via ee | ees Ariz., Tex.
Citrus limon var. ponderosa (ponderosa lemon) --------]----- (a Ca Se Sea oe 1 | es | ee Tex.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit). __...._..-.------- Mexico, Nicaragua_______- 8) | ee | a Caliteeenex.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) IMexicos: fete Sco Bee 7A eas | Tex. ;
Citrus sinensis (orange)_....--_.------------------- Guatemala, Mexico_______- 83 | 13 |___-| Ariz., Calif.,
La., Md.,
N. Y., Tex.
Cydonia oblonga (quince). ---.---------------------- IMexicOn eens ee reas CN ae ee Tex.
IVA YTS (Cha ha a a eet oe dot chee ees yh) Rage yy Tex. ;
Mangiferasndica (mango) 22222 PE ee ee |e dose eae 40 | 2 |__-_] Ariz., Calif.,
La., Tex.
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_..--._--------------]----- (ake) Seer oes hal eral (A Tex.
Pirusycomimuntss (Dear) seen ee ee ae ee ene een | eee dot Seer eee 13m eee eae ue
ex

PE oe ek ceca eet I ge a hg ee Ne cal Comes <a ene Lhe | eee | epee

13

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 2 BS in
5 ls
Bel (Ms
45| 6 |os
° o a
1S) Z |A4y
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):
IURUSICUNITILUTIISA (DEAT) Sere se 52 ie a a a Se SEE Patt 02s 52sec ern Bia eae |e ee
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephritidae):
Grinder nuradist: (erapetruit) = == 2 = Barbadoss=s<su saan noes | pene Tepes
Eugenia floribunda (guava-berry)_______------------- ortolas 222 2 SES eee Ae ON este aes
Mangejerminatcas(Maneo). sees tna ane e ee ee Costa Rica, Cuba, Domini- | 84 | 6 |___-
ca, Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Nicaragua, Pa-
nama, Puerto Rico, Sal-
vador.
Prunus amygdalus (almond)__-.__-...-.---.------_-- Trinidadma.2. eee pea es eee ia eee)
Pstdvim guajava (guava) _—_.2---=2-==-_-__-_- 222218 Mexico, Nicaragua, Trinidad.| 4 |____|___-
Pyruscommunis (pear)__--..------2 22222-22222 220L. Mexinousss hte I Sta RX
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-__---------------- Guatemala, Jost Van Dykes, | 7 |____|___-
Nicaragua, Salvador.
Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)-_---------------- Nicaragua ite 2 2eee ee ea eee 1
Spondeasispa(mombin) Se ean ee Meee Ue, Panama, Salva- Ave (ESR ict
or.
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae): ’
Alchrasizapotal(sapodilla) asso en ee ees Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sal-} 3 |____|___-
vador
PANT TOTES D Senta ae nce Ua mes 1 eI OIL PURE SAS Peres ae ee eee ek ae ies EAL) ee
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapota)__..._------------ IMrexicomste nanan unseat Usa ipa tor |
Chrysophyllum cainito (star-apple)____-___------------ Guatemala a 22222 See gi | UE eee
IPaSSen Pers Ca DINE eta bied= eee eeg teh oe Winky o wir os eI EE Te ees
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae): ;
Calocarpum sapota (mamey) sapota____.__-_----.--.. Mexico. 2225.2 Sep IOe 1S EY Cae ae
Anastrepha striata Schiner (Tephritidae):
Wiangifjera indica;(mango))_ 222 2 Pana mane maemeo n= oe tpe peaat ate
BStavumiguajaval| (Guava) soso ee British Honduras, Costa} 9 pL eee

Rica, Guatemala, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Salvador.
Anastrepha striata Schiner (?) (Tephritidae):
Psidiumiguajavas (Guava) s.22 ee ee eee ee Mexicos<seuereen nee 1
Anchastus flavovittatus Cham. (Elateridae):

Orchid tee Pewee (OE fbn eS aie no ORR VE Peta Om eae te 1

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea):- 22-22 2222222222222 8 Anguilla, Antigua, Ba- | 15
hamas, Haiti, Jamaica,
Panama, Tortola.

Anomala albopilosa Hope (Scarabaeidae):

PAinpIanebsssmtaee 26 Ful OER er el oo Japane. 2s 2— ee e s 1h | ae
Anomala cuprea (Hope) (Scarabaeidae):

ANTS) EES YS SS et EAI PON tr pt Bede 2 (0 Fo Re pemntnee ss () LUGS EE aes LOOPY As) esigee
Anomala orientalis Waterh. (Scarabaeidae):

AND ane amie tame Menge ed ieee sae OR tl 020 eo a ae Bee
Anomala pleurimargo Reitt. (Scarabaeidae):

FATT Dane meena Neti iam etice ee ot Oe 2 so ed 2) | See
Anomala schoenfeldti Ohaus (Scarabaeidae):

AUG Dlaneses ee. fer oeeuehen He SS estes a SONA CO tee I OE LW Fog es
Anomala sulcatula Burm. (Scarabaeidae):

AN Fava ee a A I PA SS elie Bepehch pucks ee Go (yee Wee au LLY ANE EL Lyi eae
Anthonomus rectirostris (L.) (Curculionidae):

Prunus nipponica (takane cherry)___________-_______- Japanese eee a) SUH ONE 1
Anthonomus ruficollis Champ. (Curculionidae):

Orchidiibee tN Tin paren (CG Lenn ee ea Miumf smal si au Mexico aurea a 1
Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) __-__--_-_-----___- Woy oYeeo) see in| eee
Anuraphis tulipae (Forse.) (Aphidae):

Gladrolisisp seus Fone Eon eh ce ERs NAS 1Dpiyed eynyal_ 2 a eal ese

Upisiepmeesnan Nambia hot 2 ee ineswertnsiy as 5 DNL England, New Zealand_____|____]_--- 2
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):

Gocosnucifera (coconut) ene philippines eaeees ee PHAM ees laa al

BiPen Speer ere ns eek Nun een eananly oe Dey | Guam ee es 1

Collected
in—

Fla.*

St. Croix.

Ala., Calif.,
Calif.*,

Croix, St.

St. Thomas
and St.John.
Calif.*
Tex.

Tex.

Ala., Fla.*,
N.Y., St.
Croix, St.
Thomas and
St. John.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

D.C.

NEE

Pa.

Mass.
N. J., Wash.

14

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Bs Io
5/3
Bal 6 [2s
25/4/58
cS) |) zy Net
Aphanus umbrosus (Dist.) Ci vyeneidas):
With bromeliad and orchid plants___-_.______.-_--_- Mexico ts AB S200 eres aan hea ae ae 1
Aphthona nanyoensis Chujo (Chrysomelidae):
Airplane eh a be Coles ea Ue ee Wyalionon insane Di bakes
Apion griseum Sm. (Curculionidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)____._____..___.- Mexico: Stute clic eiuean Sree (eee
Apion pomonae F. (Curculionidae):
Vacraysatival(vetch) sae imme tails eee ei eeui ieiangusy ie Azores, Madeira Islands____]|. 2 |____|____
Aplocnemus aerosus (Schilsky) (Melyridae):
Mhemedatrrandnde ees tee att eae we Rts ypu any ie Union of South Africa______}____]____ 1
Araecerus vieillardi Montrz. (Anthribidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)___...__---_--------- Toby yb Leenerae yee Paki nye Nee | ee Se eee
Arcte caerulea (Guen.) (Phalaenidae):
FN) Ean (ye SET ay Se ek a enh nen Japan (jesse mtd eee | eras ila fase
Argyresthia conjugella Zell. (Hyponomeutidae):
Mealustsyleesiris| (apple) 12a ier ee aos Norway, Sweden_________- Oe ake | eres
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Annona squamosa (sugar-apple)_.__----------____-__ Mortolat 2s ses eee Pa re ee
Gocosinucr feral (Coconut) mae seem te rele ae ee ee Colombia, Guatemala,} 8] 1 |___-
Mexico.
DENT se ee ed Spe ae cee eal eK BY AD TDN G Eye bs Soe teehee fe S| ooe ‘lly |e
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Ckll. & Hadd.) (Coccidae):
Mammea americana (mamey)_-_--_-__------__---_--- Mexicou. 2222 se ces Fae ig er
Asterolecanium ppident (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Oncidzlimispes (Orchid) weer eee ace eee aee reo Mri nid ad ecuy ees pees = eet gree | eae 1
CO) tel Yo baer Ne aarh ad cose Eas MAT ph lay eC 8 oe ree ee ae ee Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador,} ____|____ 4
Jamaica.
Spas Roky (Ciro ovte Ye ee ie Wcusdor: sos eae cane al ane | ae 1
Asterolecanium pustulans (Ckll.) (Coccidae): :
J Hors Ceipeled(Cinte)) = thas a a ee Se Mexicoe. 22sec chan nea hi hgaks | ee-es
Athesapeuta cypert Mshl. (Curculionidae):
PATI LT @ Meeettees a pepe cree aN Ue Sule Geellzn Henne Ue awa Sea oe ae eee aaa fa | bere
With Cyperus sp. and Lycopodium sp_._..-----------|----- (0 ogee NE Fev lni sie iil eck) See
Aufeius impressicollis Stal (Coreidae):
Capsteum frutescens (pepper) 222532 23ers IMexicoztee nea naan narcana nee 10 tae eae
Aulacaspis mangiferae Newst. (Coccidae): ;
Manguferarendtca) (nano) i see seas urinaire Nicaragua, Salvador. _____- PAN eee ee
DIEM ny pi a CO a Sa IN hk ole am INU Venezuela see t meer ememene 1h |\coe ae
Austrotortriz postvittana (Wlk.) (Tortricidae):
Malusysylaestrts) (apple) ieee mee ee me en een NewsZealand Saaremaa Ue eee
Barbara tessulatana (Stdgr.) (Olethreutidae):
Gupressusispe (Cypress) san eens oth edema un iabeay Greece so Se calle Siiriice a) ean eee 1
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muntcata (Soursop)) Yeo 2. a ee Wenezuela esas seo neue nee GU ees EI
Blissus leucopterus (Say) (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) akg peers S| ics
Sorghumintilgane: (Sore br) ee ese a eee ae nd pee nA) eee os Fe 2
Bouhelia maroccana Balachowsky (Coccidae):
Muscarticomosum (cipollino) sea ee eae eee IMOrOCCOBe een eee i Ue hear | ps 2
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Ali cumteatsvizn) (earlic) aeee wate sine minensun elie apap Mental Thalyane ee et ee oie poe
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae): s
Allatimisativum) (garlic) seen au ee ase Italy opaine see pee Hiql Nees 2 ape
Brachyrhinus ovatus (L.) (Curculionidae):
Plants—miscellaneous=so2 0) lens ae a eee Netherlands== === ss caesar |e | Bore 1
On box containing Rhododendron indicum____..------- Belgium. 222522 Sue Sa ee | eae 1
Brachyrhinus singularis (L.) (Curculionidae):
Forest litter packing for cut heather_______--_______- Scotland ase eee 16) | See | eee
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca): Y
Ananas comosus (pineapple)________---------------- Brazile eee ete ee nee i sh tay ey peas 3
Anthiuntuimiandraeaiiun ne anoles ymin nen rae a walle toe kee jd pes far Pa
Anthurtiumisp ee eB ee Ae SEE | dot: eee GHysses fod
Anthurium and bird-of-paradise flowers_-__----------]----- do 23 Li AS =| ee
Colocasiajsp it 2) Sera Ey Ae ae ee ee eee doe ee eee | os [eee
ea Cordylinertermtmalesy (ti) ee nee ee eee eres | ERE dO eee ae Shy easel al
LeCordylineisps 2526 ERLE RR RSE DENS Moe Pam dosha Tian cei eee A fea pee
Dieffenbachia (spe 2 2 Ta Ras See a aie Ee ee GO ee ea eS an Tl a [atatee By eae
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) PES iias at Sane eee | pores dost oar eer ae eee 1 i ee es
Hedychiumisp: (torch ginger) 22s ss ae ae eee ee | eee dots 3 oe See ee 1A Pees ee
Helicontainp eo ee pee Wine Des ane Weer (6 (RRR ER liek ated LS | eee | execs

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Mass., N. Y.
St. Thomas
and St.John,
Calif.*, Tex.

12, 1
Calif.*

Fla.

Calif.*, Fla.
Calif.*
Tex.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Ariz.
Calif.*,Tex.
Calif.*

N. Y.
N.Y.
1 1B,

Ill.

Leia

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

15

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a >| (2 in—
— oo
ds] 5/28
iS) Z |Py
Bradybaena similaris—Continued
TLTUPITE > (Uy) see ter Eee te pe an I St ‘Bermudasasa= sauna aman ae ]5)| eel Rael NEMS
EMOTENT CT LLES EGLO SO eee er Nn a nT eer Rae Hawaliee sane ne ae nn a 1) S208 288); Hawa
[PUTT A PITRR ODL Deis ae Ph I a a Co ssee Veep hes aver 1s | See ee er awatie
Ene See ees) ls hee = ane PEAS OEY NT EE oma SSRIS AES BRS Pee | Hawai
Mandagonguimiae (orchid) eo a nee NOEL SE Ons eee eS Bl eee| Perel aki giie
ier arliy (pe Rs BRET I Al di la bere Pl Onsen ae ee sy bape Hawaii.
Pe nate ine tridis Wats. (Thripidae):
Iris Kaempfert (Japanese iris)___-:-_-2=-2-_-_2__ 2 Netherlands
Higa gin REA SS Cee Se ee eee ee eee Wyble

Beenie tmornatus (Banks) (Tenuipalpidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)

ESHUSTOLUN|LOULL eee ee eh eee

SERA SR ON OL Ginna ee alee sua ee oe ae
Brevipalpus oudemansi (Geijskes) (Tenuipalpidae):

Wcarsrsyioesines) (apple) een eee ee ee Spans wee tee Re ean Beeas
Bruchidius algiricus (Allard) (Bruchidae):

Mzcrayabod (broad bean) test enaee es ee Nese se SB} ery, Dp Saeese near eae ier eens
Bruchidius dorsalis Fahr. (Bruchidae):

| BULA PUA Ta Ay es Ae UE I Re ois pe ete le Japanese ene cei e eo seeirsete | PEew |r
Bruchidius gilvus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):

Onnirgchtsisp soe tena one eae aaa easton Turkeys sneak hla ee Sed see | ee
Bruchidius incarnatus (Boh.) (Bruchidae):

Wactonabauibroadbean) 2222 ee err Germany soe | eee 1 | es EVs
Bruchidius pictpes (Germ.) (Bruchidae):

NTP RELIES Fe A URIS SEE ae ee lr Prarie ess Sa eRUSTE ORIN tin?) 2 Nae PD Cs
Bruchophagus coluteae (Boucek) (Eurytomidae):

(GUAT: CRT TTCSET ES EAS NEES SS eee eco UN tey Ly Bs Seats are Pe ENR PERS SSR 1 NEVE
Bruchophagus glycyrrhizae Nik. (Eurytomidae):

GIN CUTT Aca Sete te Eke eaten Sema hink 5 Sy ee ra nese no ceils pcm hk TE 18S DNC!
Bruchophagus mellipes Gahan (Kurytomidae):

DIESHILITONGCSUGT tects eee dee eeu here ieee ete toh Indigess fas he B aS es) Sn VERT RA 1 i DO
Bruchophagus onobrychidis (Nik.) (Eurytomidae):

Onatnychits wire Ota ae ee et ee ne DOGS pig eee eee ee [ea ie 1 DC?

Onnbrachisisp eta tke Lea eae et See eps whe 0 EE ere | ee Set EE 2) DSC:
Bruchophagus ononis (Mayr) (Eurytomidae):

ONONTSHDUDESCENS ese ed we an LN AAI Dae VCE Tsrael ete assis cece te i al Mate | oleae il) 1D)5(@z
Bruchus brachialis Fahr. (Bruchidae):

ML URISISD eeee eee pen ON n sn ele aie Rene Tran 55 essay ty Sains as ees |e ie 1 }°D.-C:

Wactirllosa\ (harry vetch) 292 20222222 eeb es ie TERM Ce eee ees neue [pcre | Eee 2 | Md.
Bruchus emarginatus Allard (Bruchidae):

PDeSUmisaLivurml Dea) asker iene nn er Burma swe voi inte es 2] REN EDD he N. Y.

Wacianervilia: (bitter vetch)_ 22) ee ee dren re ei en een it SB | LTS TE 1} D.C.
Bruchus ervi Froh. (Bruchidae):

eTRICULINOTIS| (ENtil) see eae ek ee italy Sse eu aes 2) Aonel Lhe N. Y.
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):

LLG ALG ES UCN TN) a France, Italy, Lebanon, 4] 2) 1] N.Y., Oreg.,

Libya, Union of South Tex.
Africa, unknown.
Bruchus luteicornis Ill. (Bruchidae):

Mactoranqustijolia ease) ile ene eae Germanyaeree eee ee eee |e ee 1| N.J.

Wacrusativa:(vetch). so oti. Pe ee ees Azores, Portugal_________- 2 | See ee Mass., N. Y.

Vitiaispese acter Jon Tee ee PGT Gt ga eee SET | eT 1| D.C.
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):

barn Gallgairae stn yee Cae eee ee Taye en adie va i pet ee N. Y.
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):

Wactorsatisai(vetch) set en eee IA ONES ae ene eee enna nn fern | aan 1G Nene
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
AT UN Ham Cr mA Eek Uw i iehe oe ole eh eee Greece sae ee is SO een | ALES Etta 1 | Il.
HEU RCUSYCICEN Te ea geen en te te ee me NE rane Sa Ee ee ee 1| D.C.
SREY T USI SALIUUS Td eee ae eee ene ee ‘Tally 2 re le eee yi gyi) RIA | eh N.Y.
IOTSH ST ALES gees He AO SI TD pe gc Ae rt | [ye al OSA ae ner 1 4| 2b Be N. Y.
Bruchus ulicis Muls. (Bruchidae):

PrenSiculeran7sh (Lentil) mauesers etter eres amie Trapt Stee Weal ihasleM mel Maren|| jue 1 | D.C.

VEIT Sev a ed NA ea ie ca hl ie lode Un ee (0 Hine er eee a eee eee | eae a EtT S 1 eID (OF
Cacoecia pronubana (Hbn.) (?) (Tortricidae):

Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)_.__...__--_-_____--- Ttaly sae neal hs 1 ee ESI Mass.
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):

Mensicultnanis| lentil) 2-5-2 0 Ue ee ee Union of South Africa______}___- 1) See Tex:
Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) (Bruchidae):

TRS in Lee Ne Bae ad aR PS NOI LA ele ik fan Gd AP Bahamas, India, Jamaica, | 3 |_---| 1 | Fla., Ill., N.Y.

Nigeria.

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_ Cape Verde Islands, Jamaica! 2 |_---|---- Fla., Mass.

16

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin a alin
i= 3S
se (Ea
38] 3/25
afl gloss
io) i) q
oO Ze |Ay
Callosobruchus maculatus—Continued
Dotichosiia blah samen apne pe nett eee Cape Verde Islands________ pb pc esl ft
Glicinemazi (soybean) sae een ne anen BOS Joe eee: ieee) | eee ig nes, a
JAAS GOLD (Cenminys Lys) 2 eI lip ee 1
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)____________ Cape Verde Islands________ 1S! Soe eee
Rhaseoluswulganis2= oe ec one a DAP ele Brazilaed ar ween Se see he eee ia adap
JERI CobOMTO QUE) ek oe EE China, Italy, Japan________ dial Wee i.
Wiciasfabax(broadbean) Mes aes es ease eS ee ee EXICO! Meee Tate aes rite Riad Piel
VEE SOARS (COANE) 2 ee Ibe, INGEN ee Me arnt tihiy)
Callosobruchus phaseolt (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Molichosila blab esas le enna u ne oe ella oy ee Australiguiecs ssw pes ene |peoes pare ied Ved
Calyptocephala gerstaeckert Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Ghamaedoreakoblongatamee ene ne Mexico teen anna ome aa 1 Keg cer | Bn
Carposina sasaki Mats. (Carposinidae):
Wichs GYeeses (Cig de) Japane Sere ann ee eornnt es A's)|\Se'72a foe
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)......._..------___-_____- Cape Verde Islands________]____ aya heya
Tregumerseed ie. cuss Ree Dau o ei oy ayes mail umn ee TOTES ee ene fas a ee | enna evel
AP reelseedieees. cate OAS li RU se NC SEG Trias) Bile. eee ena Bebe ga isc
Cassida circumdata Herbst. (Chrysomelidae):
J NTT ENA C53 Se Se RNY RS SEA TREE NaI CAIAS Guam, Hawaii, unknown___}____ Gh | See
Caulophilus latinasus (Say) (Curculionidae):
PASEOLUSISP eee a Se eee ea ao NEE Pes Mexico=s <2 ane ee eee eens A 2 Sle
Plants and seeds—miscellaneous______.______________]----- COVES S Oa eee | ee eee
Cephalodonta callosa Baly (Chrysomelidae):
SUG Gos (orantal) 2 Ss Se (Opell Ann@getis ee es al 1
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae): F
Averrhoa carambola (carambola)_____..-.----_-_-____ TETa wali ete ena 1S) }2 Sah eee
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime).......-.-..---__-___- IAZOTES yn saree eee ly | See | ae
Grtrustparadisii(erapetniit) mee wee ene ane enn ues [israel spl: Geal yee upper | ea Bi eae
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)__________________ pepenVerde Islands sraels | er4y | eee eee
taly.
Gitraistsinenistsi (Onan) eerste eee ee Algeria, Azores, Brazil, Ca- | 10 | 34 |____
nary Islands, Egypt,
Greece, Israel, Italy, Leb-
anon, Portugal, Spain,
Union of South Africa.
Coffea sp i(cofiee) treated Ni SUES eae een ie alee ae Brazil wHawateeeeesn seme S| 2s ae
Cratae gusts pee esestne cMaRRL gi gente ADO Ure Ese nliits seatae tall ya eee ete eee iene Ly | 2 ea] cee
Gydoniaioblongal(quince) 35 ase ea eee Greece se ea Wil uae tee iy lesen ea
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat) Azores i Ua eset) bi 3
Bicusicanican ig) eee ae iv Island of Rhodes, Italy. 4 ees | eee
Malis’ sylvesiris| (apple) ee ee Azores, Italy, Portugal, 29 Gn | eee
Spain
Mespilus germanica (medlar)________-____-_-_______- tally eee e sae ee ewes lt oa eee
Opuntiatiumifusal (prickly pear) Wee meres | eee Cl meee nn eae 5 1 ese 2
Prunus armentaca’ (apricot). .-.-------52---=-- lene Italy, Sean unknown_____ OW lene
Primus persica) (peach) seo seus ane OLS ne Brazil, France, Italy, Leba- | 7 | 14 |____
non, Portugal, Spain, un-
known.
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)___.-_-_-__-_______ REPT CG ee eee atare ted here ener | Pe Ta) he as
RStavumiguajara) (guava) meee eee eee eae ee ene JAZOTeS) Lsracleee a eee PP epee ee pan
Punica granatum (pomegranate)__-----------------_- TtalyAeee ws eee eee Dh) ea eee
Pa TusicOmmunzsh DEAL) aaa ae eee steed none enn eneetaine France, Libya, Portugal, | 4] 7 |_-_-
Spain, unknown.
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Gatrausilimore (lemon) wees seers ee Spainteee eer Siena | eae 1h ee
Oitrussparadisy\(erapeiruit) see ee British IDEN rabies = kel il lo
Gutrsisinensts) (Orange) ees ee ee Azores, Brazil, Israel, Italy, UH AK) || bee
Palestine, Portugal, Spain.
Coffeassps(Cofiee) eae cae sans tee hy AC an pa AFT went ity th ee ere pe nares iy |p| | Bes
Diospyros sp; (persimmon) 222222222022 - 2 Lt] y ee ee eee 1 ere | eee
Eugenia malaccensis (mountain apple)__.____________- La Walt eee eae (1s | ae | eee
Malusisyluesinisi (apple) ae ose eee ae eres CN ie de
Mangifera indica (mango) -_-_-__--_- pec eee
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear) Bnet || be
Prunus amygdalus (almond)_-_-----_-_-_.__-______- Sema oes!
Primus persica (peach) masses nee ee es Italy, Spain, unknown_____ | ees eee
Bragilercc eee rece oe | eee ie

Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)--_--------------

Collected

in—

Hawaii, Pa.,
Tex., Wash.

Mass.
Mass.
N. J.
Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.

Fla.

Calif.*

Mass.

NED Ye ulexs
Mass., N. Y.
Ala., Fla.*, La.,

Mass., N. Y.
Pa., Tex., Va.

Calif.*,
Hawaii, Tex.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

7%

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin in—

Ceratis capitata(?)—Continued

Psyivumigquajava, (guava) 2922s Azores, Portugal, South
America.

Ra USICOMMNULNUS) (DERD) ssa seo see ee tal y kee ee -lne ee ae sn seeds

OAS Side (ED) 5s See eS eee IAZOLES Sooo eee eee
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):

Annona muricata (soursop) --_------------------- Colombia eases =a eae
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):

PAUTUG DUT DUTOLG ae cont ae ee a Se SES SEEN ELEN a wall aaa eee hat rien a AE

Algriaolvacformes| (Maile) eas 2" = ss eee | eaee ONE e aaa ately a

PAG IEW UUITIS eee ee oe ere ne |e oa Se nes notre ees

Hatsrguponica) (Latsia) tana no enn ee J ADA ee eee oa os ad EE
Chaetocnema ectypa Horn (Chrysomelidae):

(Chote OTB RIT Bhs oe ee eee Wicvai 2 eRe ere ere
Chalcodermus dentiferus Faust (Curculionidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) _-_--.-------------------|----- Oss eee Aa all Baten
Chace albulalis Wik. (Phalaenidae):

Be nT eR MA at ee re RSENS Ee aS Kowa) aleint (7) ea as eel

Cha eaatis eee sali (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):

Ghamacdoremoblongatas= te" he ee Besse eae teas Mexico wearers th eee ence et

CRT CURA Bs een onere ool laaooe (a Se ee al ee
Cheljmorpha varians Blanch. (Chrysomelidae):

ORS Gs (GRID be BE ee ee ae Chilewey~ -)2)2 01s Feo Ue sestine
Chilo loftint Dear (Crambidae):

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)_--------------- Mexico iy 2a seat anol
Chilo suppressalis (W1k.) (Crambidae):

GriZONSAtvig (Tice) Meee ee on ee ee eee ean ae eae emer mr
Chlorophorus annularis (F.) (Cerambycidae):

AAGH CUETO BO eee eee IGE EN eee eee
Chrysobothris lela G. & H. (Buprestidae):

Airplane ee eee eens OEE Saks Sa ne ASS Unknowntese sess sae
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus Ferris (Coccidae):

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) --------------- Japan ner = 22s 2b See ae pdicthe

Hiatstgaponeca) tatsla) oe eae ene een eee Ee tesla se SF Sm 2
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Mammea americana (mamey)-------------------- Mexi cous p54 saa Sateen
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):

Camellia japonica (Camellia) oe ee ea a | oe Ca Koper iy Oe ae

Grirusistmensts) (Orange) Le = ===— 222 222 eee (CanallZione saan
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):

ANTLERS 2 sl oe a pe app Venezuelat ven sate er liect

iaeltagspe OLChid) Wenner se nee eee CostavRicaseee =e

rc Fr ee Eh RENE EE 23 ae eet Canal Zone, Honduras- ____
Clerada apicicornis Sign. (Lygaeidae):

OAMACAOTCOISP hoe ee ee re ee a ee IMexi COs oe eer

agin Ss (@ad iG) 25 ee ee Ha walle) et aa eee i
Cnephasia longana (Haw.) (Tortricidae):

achucasatwva (lettuce) = 2. 22=-----=--- Tohaved eave oe
Cnephasia vigaureana (Treit.) (Tortricidae):

WTO Wers=<ASSOL bed smLemerte meres cevees oe a eee |e we dosz eee ae
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):

Bryophyllum pinnatum= a>) 2-.2=--- 2 ~~ Haw a fon Mat aha ia CS a

Goifeaksp (Coffee) ewe a eek ae as eee ean |e dons ee eens

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)____------------------ Central America, Cuba, Ha-

wail.

(Respeigtts SVB Se il ae A ae aga a Le IBahainas sesame aero

IATAORD Dc eee ELSES Se ee ee eee Dominican Republic_-_____-

IRSIOMMAGUaTONG (CUAVA) eset ee ee en i Novara) EN are Sear eee ee
Colaspis suturalis Lef. (Chrysomelidae):

ANOS EE US Tee Be ee aL yee Mexicosesss222 22) na lentes
Colasposoma metallicus rugiceps Lef. (Chrysomelidae):

/ Nivea) iy 2.5 SO gs Be Ree eee oie Jaan seins ae eon besa
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):

Persea americana (avocado)____-.--------.---------- IMexi coves ak evaluat Potion ke
Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermitidae):

ENGR OES Sa reer Japan, Philippines (?)_____-
Coptotermes niger Snyder (Rhinotermitidae):

Wioodentpackingycase= = t=2a) sane n aa ee INicara 2 ase aieen
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)-___------------- TP ari ay eee ata ee

dhe BA
= + | op
(o) fo) =
(S) Z |
3 1) ae
Eek in eae
i | eas | eee
news [le
1 aS
Us eee
ees Mae 1
ee eo 1
pe anes eee
Oe Las ale pees ore
Cea el jl ees
29 es ae
DN) eters boeneene
aU) My eeaes Fe
ie Paes eal IES
Su lesa leeks
nal [eed eee
dept ial eager
pasa Se | EASY
pet | aeeparltieps
uo WI ply
iN ees
oS eall Sh |e Be
Besa lesselt
pees oeelhy valk
SAE ES 4
Digs] Beds | eon
UES) [eS Fea
if | f gle Es
ee fear
Betta laot” 1
S| oes | Eee
22 | eee rae
oy AN aieee ile
if eee pee ee
athletes
wet | hye | baeees
Ly | ees |
Ee ele hora
anes les

Mass., P. R.

Mass.
Mass.

Ga.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Tex.
Tex.
Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.

N.Y.
Calif.

Cahf.*, Ha-
wali, Wash.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif.*
Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*
Fla.*

IPSRs

Fla.

Calif.*, Fla.
Tex.
Hawaii.
Mass.
Mass.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Calif.*, Ha-
wali, N. Y.

Fla.*

Hawail.

St. Thomas &
St. John.

Tex.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Hawail.
La.
Tex.

18

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ie pls
Bgl sia6
es] 2 |5s
So |e ia
Cosmopsaltria fuliginosa (Wlk.) (Cicadidae):
Airplanewlee sof ice 2 Se Ta NE Philippines= =2- see eee AY)| 2s ae
Crioceris asparagi (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
AlSGTAQUS|SD Wee eae ne ee Se aE eed England ee Ts | ee ee
Crocidosema plebeiana Zell. (Olethreutidae):
‘Habiscusyesculentus\ (okra). rbarseenee) Re eee eR 1c]. Oa eee
Crophius dirupta (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
COS sa Le WE NO Se Cee wus Re) SN eee ee Mexicone2 ooo se he ae 1
Cryphula apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
pence AMG yey;cad ipo] ini ts tee pee ea ees eran eA | Ose be aie a te 1
NPA! MUN AUN WN, Ue Ph ee Gla a eed British Honduras, Mexico__|----|----] 4
Crayptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
COFOS SAS (OPE) Ao au Israel Spain\((?) sae sees eee 20 os
Dios pynosispe (Persimmon) essa an ene epee ian Ttalysoiulle ee ie eee ee i
Punica granatum (pomegranate)______.______________]__--- does Lee OLE Ey: oa ets te
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
MMiacadamiaysp mae eee oa eta a A Sant NES IHawaiie 22 2 2 Ss es Ca Pan | et
Plantiroot——unidentified sss. eas sens se eC Sp heiis | Laie oss a eS eee |e
Samanea saman (monkey pod)._____________________]_-__- donee Ne 1:5 ASAE EEA
Cryptotermes brevis (Wlk.) (Kalotermitidae):
Clothing eevee sc 20S Yh ei ie OAV doi eec Leis tate ee cee pe eee ee:
Mailinackaget ee ur Di as ee oe Sei een RS dot... SeRP bs Ges 1 eee ee
Ctenochira aspersa Champ. (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedoreatoblongata = soe a nn mee renee IMfexi CO See se ee [eH ieee
Curculio elephas (Gyll ) (Curculionidae):
Castanea sp. eet IES EAR I alan 9 SS We SOE rye ce Greece, Italy, Spain_______ 11 19) E08
Quercustslexs (Holl yao) messes rs eae Spain: Sesh el Ee sed | ee 1
Quercusisuber!(corkioak) ean eee an eae Ttalys\ Spain sone |e ae |e 2
Quercusispe Lome. AS eTE SE CARER Lael Ni ryan see Oe ANON a De aay 1 | eS
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
Castaneatsps (Chestnut) meee ne seeps nt a ee Ttalyeec. Ses Bi 1 (pea aes
Cylas formicarius (F.) ssp. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_..______________-____- Philippines, Thailand______ yee]
Upomocaisp Rees Oe I Ee ee NAS Chinatst 202 sea OTe aU eee Paes)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curculionidae): :
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)___..______-__-______-_ Cuba, Dominican Republic, | 8} 4 |----
Mexico, Puerto Rico,
Tortola.
Cylas formicarius formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__...__________________ India, Thailand___________ 2 9) ee
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti Eggers (Scolytidae):
Cupressus arizonica (Arizona cypress)____-__------__- Mrancess) ies ea ee eee in| (eel
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (Tephritidae):
DT EON pL Se I Fa ES SB UL NE eR oa ii oie
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)______- ii Of s6o5
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) O)4| eee
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (?) (Tephritidae):
Gucumrsisativus) (cucumber) ete eee eae eer | [ee doeesst 222k See oF eo
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Airplane iseey San Sree ee WONTON ie Ue 2 Hawaii, West Pacific (?)____|_--- 2p
Carica) papaya) (papaya) o_ 22. 22S ara hy Hawaii, Philippines________ 25) OE DS
Coffeatsp a (cofied) aes ene LE ee ea Eat yy aie eee none aed Nee ae ee
Cordylineiterminalis\(ti) se 22a en AG ueeikm ela Danka ‘Lig eet]
Diospiyrosisp:| (persimmon). elas) 2202 ee hn Co any coh ere 0 ee oo eee
Macusisy si (fig) eRe CPE EU OSS A Se | domes heli 2a Ll) SE aes
Mangufendiandtcal (mane) ae ee tk RD ALE do manca Linn eee Fi te | ee
Paidiwm) guage (eave eee eee ye ta INR | PR Cosee Be ed OES Mbt ska) Sea
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Mangufenastndtca) (mango) meee ee eae aaa | ep (0 (nye Pa ee 1 |e Baie
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond). -______________]___-- dossa i eaaKk a See ee 1 Pee
Thevettaperunvand ue ee ee RE Wie aoe | ae Once ee PBL S| kate
Dacus oleae Gmel. (Tephritidae):
Oleakeuronaeal (olive) aes se ee ene Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Por-| 15 | 2 |----
tugal.
Dacus passiflorae Frogg. (?) (Tephritidae):
Mangtfera indica (mango). ___...-_---...-------___- Wipe at 2 ne ae 7 fal ee ee
Deloyala guttata (Oliy.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedoren\ap ee Pe ee oats Mexicos=2224252...0 ane 7 pated ep

Orchid sae STA ea eS TO TREE cise | Ea 0 Se ee | Rae ee 1

Collected

in—

Hawaii.
N. Y.
N.Y.
Calif.*

Ariz.
Ariz., Tex.

Mass., Pa.
N. Y.

N. Y.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Tex.

Tll., N. Y., St.
Thomas and
St. John.

N. J.

N. J.
N.J., N. Y.

Ill.

D. C., Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Tas eReots
Croix, St.
Thomas and
St. John,
Tex.

Hawaii, 8. C.

D.C.

Hawaii.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

19

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a alee in—
Bla
a8] § /28
Be inat lies
So |Z im
Deloyala lecontei (Cr.) (Chrysomelidae):
Orc hiicl See eh eel de woe shee sseacssssussed| lo (ee reer eased [eee 1 | Ariz.
Se a cearte variegatus Nelson (Pentatomidae):
Wrohideeeeeean eso eI Se ese ns ess Peas ceee Tees Elen dotsssz2iarsseeti neste aleace 1 | Ariz.
Roe, reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):
Brassica oleracea capttata (cabbage) _..--------------- Denmark, England___-____]__~- On eee Pas
IBrGMIClAC EAC see eae ee eee Mexico s222 ee 22-253 eee ase 1 | Calif.*
Gorduyline terminalis: (ti) == 4222s aaa s esas sana Ha waies = Ceeadions cok tans QS eee | ee Hawaii.
IRAN S= 55-2 Sa mS Le eee (0 pen ae Nea fe FE 1 | Hawaii.
INVTRG: oe Sees Seas SaaS Se Sacer ene aad a ee! donttte2 Se nee sere sce dyn pene es Hawaii.
GESTIEN TOTS) Maer ere re nee east naan een ane Colombia=ss0 sso Ss sees sc | Goe 3 haere 1 | Fla.
Prachicn saiind) (lettice) Be a nanan eee cae pe fear eee 1 |__._} Mass.
CORT | a 2 | Fla., La., Tex.
EL ITIETACE SD Seer te ee en eae a 1 | Hawaii.
Soil with plants 1 | Mass.
Wandalsps (orchid) Mee nae csc cece saasoas Haw aiseiaae eae e ae 2 |___-| 2 | Hawaii.
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (?) (Mollusca):
WMaliustsylnesints| (apple) se nee en ene Per eee te ONS EAA Sloe see ree 1, ieeeelh Tia
Dialeurodes chittendent Laing (Aleyrodidae):
ROC OUENENOTSSD oer ee Sa ne nee Sosa eee Hing amid tas Sees eae nara | eee | elon 1} N.J.
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (?) (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron ‘‘Mrs. P. Den Ouden”____--_--------- Netherlands ieee ee ere itera | elena Dl Nesdle
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantium (bitter orange)_--.----------------- ] BDA: EE eee ee nc Ll eee Cali
Citrus reticulata eee OLange) Mase ens ae Se) Sees |e CoP a ec a UE i ete Tal) CEES
Gardenta augusta (gardenia)_!222-2 2222222222222 2522} ass (ola penne aa hie ciara ee 1p) foes |pklawall-
Dialeurodes kirkaldyt (Kot.) (?) (Aleyrodidae):
LA SIRATUUMUBD eee ee See Bee reset coos Haw alle e so ae hee seat aa ees Pee 1 | Hawaii.
Diaprepes aerewiita (L.) (Curculionidae):
EL DRITYUTIEISD ee ee eee Se eee Haiti sa tela eee Uy ee Se (Bees Fla.*
Diaprepes famelicus Ol. var. (Curculionidae):
Bap rar Cee Mee anne noes ee Bermudas saan aan eee als) eal ees N.Y.
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Pinus strobus\ (white pine) ---222=----2--------=___-- JADAD Saw Sees Sa Sees 19 | ea New ye
pimitsyspei(o-leayed Pine) =e nea a een manana ee ots Sirsa ke Nisan ren | eee 1 | Wash.
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curulionidae): :
[Bag rae beet anne a et ee Sees ene enone Ha wall'ssns ssc aN ete leeee 1S Rees |Pee Hawaii.
Gacosinucifera’ (Coconut) a) Asean seen nae Guam} Hawail 2222222" 2== Pal ies ga a Hawaii, Wash.
Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ. (Curculionidae):
Brassavola digbyana (orchid) ____-------------------- SONG So ees eskossse| bS5allesse 1 | Hawaii.
IBrasstanspia OLCHIC) weaeee a eee ra en eens BritishHonduragese sess |e ee 1 | Tex.
(Oye eet a Ee ee ee ee ee British Honduras, Hondu- }___-|_~_- 13 | Fla., Tex.
: ras, Mexico.
Dryocoetes autographus (Ratz.) (Scolytidae):
EATUULSISD = (DING) eee mee te ee ee ee SW eden hseruen ntoate Sarees ALi eter ce: Ala.
Dysdercus rusticus Stal (Pyrrhocoridae):
Copatfera hemitomophylla____---.------------------- Colombia=====-— OT pce Ve Ga.
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):
Alivunsatirunel (garlic) seese ne canoe n ee e nn on ea Ttaly octane nso ene pene 3 eee ees La., Ny WE,
Epicaerus fallax Boh. (Curculionidae):
CHamacdorea spt on ce est ae Ss Des Cae TIS ae es Mexicoltss2ai5 scene aares Tes Leet | ange Tex
Epichorista ionephala Meyr. (Tortricidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)__.--_---------- Union of South Africa____- 2g | eel | eee Nea
Epilachna paenulata (Germ.) (Coccinellidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_--------------- Hi cuad Of=ae ea ea mee 1 Vag] fee lt dein Tex
Epilachna philippinensis Dieke (Coccinellidae):
Clothing seman Se Cae sak ee eek eee Guam wanes aU E EEE 1 Pema ee Hawaii
Epinotia aporema (W|sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_____-_---------- MexicOness= ose es aoe Oi | ees | eee Tex
Ereunetis flavistriata Wism. (Tineidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_____-.------------------ Hawailse = sa abe ne ae: Wa SSes lees Hawaii
Gocostnuct {era (coconut) Basse oe ee ee ee Owes naan chiens aie Ay eee eos Hawaii
TGEUCHENAN LAUCH ee Solar ho SITs eI ST EOS ee ee £0 oe ar ee eg hes [eas spel nts Hawaii
- Eriophyes canestrintt (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Buszus sempervirens (box)_...-..--.--.-.------_----- Netherlands =a eee = | oeenu| een 2) New
Ernobius mollis (L.) (Anobiidae):
JEORLES by (os taCe) |S Sp nee A eee ee England, Sweden__----_---- ONE N.Y.
ucalymnatus tesselatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia QUGUSEOA (ATC EMI) pee ae ee re IMGxICOSs tee sore ne dpi | pea es |e Tex.
alee Seti OWES CUE iva 2 ee x Ss ee RN ee Cb aes til | ema | enn I ae
Philadendron SD eo ee OUR ee DN ae ae IBabamage acai a eee ee aan 1 | Va.

20

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through J une 80, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i >|. in—
#18 |a.
Bo ar | SS
é) Z |A4
Euetheola bidentata (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
VA GMGSYCOMOSUS) (INEST) 1c) meneame eee al teapots | pe Ones Meta aennl eae eee tin sate Tex
Euetheola rugiceps (Lec.) (Scarabaeidae):
Sollewathypotte dip] am tment enone npeye ug ee Japaneses scse sob tent ere eal bool ene i otoe|) ess
Eulia auraria Clarke (Tortricidae):
Jer OS Cagoasiden (Whit) = 3 eee ee eee (CHilene ters SRE Re renee ier Reece eos N. Y.
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
(Claticnra Tassie (@xedal)\ oe ee Wenezuclass oan eet oy aan teers | eevee Hy) Weds
Catileyatsp we tonne ieoeia eee He ee See eee |e ae lo lopigngubaape erate en Lurtel set [ 21) Neve
GCladobuumikcer aciyfoli ume cee ee ee te en ee (Brazile Cecs tenes Mea ees Pie een 1|N.J.
Epidendrum radicans (orchid)_______.-.-..----_----- CostatRicarsaeenks Cee e Sra | ieee | Poem ie}| Jae
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)________.________.____- British Guiana, Grenada, 1 Bh llaesa|| (CAITIES IMo W
Hawaii, Montserrat. St. Croix
Euschistus comptus W1k. (Pentatomidae):
PANDA VEH SD Mee Baas Re Nabe ok i als nls eee Untiie ceCea Mexico sic. Steet ee te | ee ee | ee 1 | Tex.
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)____-_-__-________]_-___ (0 Lo epee ge ONN day! ia AY Ci (2 | |eeeeon | eee Tex
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) _._._._________- Belgium, England_________|___- 2) |eee4|| WexnVal
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)__________________ England, Netherlands______ 1 1) 2223S Pas amex
Exptochiomera confusa Barber (Lygaeidae):
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe)__..._-_______ Mexiconsen > ir ener eames Py Needs | Tex.
Aca LUT TNO Wy Tee oe een a ea IUD AN Lh I eR TR dothtercr ohne save IL ees eae Tex.
OrchidhBake Gehan iy Ewald Pee oie nscale bai Man EN CG Fo faa papa ne noke yDeat =e at STs eee On | pels Cammlex:
Pelargonvumisp. (geranium) 4-2. ee don she Se ER ee ees Parle exs
Eaplochiones formosa (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
LT EONS re) SR eg nee a tl Oe aaa |e, 8 Rs (0 (enue ppinger ech ce iprabrabaasd| sales Le all! Soul 1). UNaxe
Faglochianne oblonga Stal (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)__.______..--__-__________ Dominican Republic__ ____|___- ert ERE
Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (Coccidae):
reer cea ae cea SRE Re Pace IMlexI (Oi canta tener ieee ll De sea Bee ily) UNE de
Herisie virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
VBE NSH ee EAM Tura oo oR ne ec Ses | aa Oo May SES Bee ee [he Pe nee al it
Frankliniella bispinosa (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Dahlia speek ei li A (Oa min i orks SE 8 Ny ae Teyenmrai(e by i144} ae ae | ee INE Ye
Gipsophilalsp aes wae ee tie Rie aa ies ea REE eee douzei ere ree haa es ORS | RS Mass.
Gathyrusvod oratuse(Sweetped) wee cme ee eae | erie LORS EL OE Tet) (See | ene Mass.
TG ER A TULSYSCLE UAL S ie erate henna ele me og EE RL (OMe atm ee ome Se ae 110) | Ee | Pee Mass.
TGathipras sp soe bs Sa Oe Cine ae ee AULD ERS EN apie | Bey bce ose aire eee || Searepel| Sb Mass.
Frankliniella cestrum Mlt. (Thripidae):
Aidesmiaispie sere WEI RON ROS aie AS RE aoa ra Ney (O) si) Cie S eee RR eam ll Seas aN 1 | DUC.
Frankliniella formosae Mlt. (Thripidae):
IBuddleiaisp eee tS aim te ees sh eae Sine ree Japanwens Caw at ae eee Ee aches (Ee Hawaii.
Chirysanthemimisp see ee ee oe | Peed dove ac eee 9 2 |___-| Hawaii.
Dahliaigpeetals Sse ie Wes yal oh a 2 heen te AN dokhes Be aNd ERASER i pee Hawaii.
Dianthusispe (Carnation) meet eee ete ne a Os SEX Se er at SN 10 3 |__--| Hawaii.
Gladiolis spelt hire iii latins kee nn Ree Se yee (ilo) sneer ile ene eG Ot | eee | eee Hawaii
Lilium japonicum album (white Japanese lily)_________]--__- dot rae eee Ne (Re ae Hawaii
Dalai isp ieee eee ee RTP UN an eal Na Ne ee LT eee ced | Ge fe Ca Uae CR tinea 27 |e eee Hawaii
Rosaisp ime Oi reebik pena Ritu ie hich shiva ee eae ee LORS AS Hck eee 1 | Hawaii
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
ZAISEET AS DW) nee nt a eae Ah! Re Oras ey PN la en Germany (2) Seances en PT ae Nee
Callunawulgaris\(heather)_--2_- 2 Germany, Scotland________ Tl eel al | MASE ING YC
Cyclamentspittand os RO) i 2 Tea 4 ea Pas Blo Ane ye OR Tita yaaa eo 9 an Ve Bl Noe Uy Bee || INI NY,
Dahliaksy Sere Mia eee NT AL MO Wi eel aie se INetherlands=e eee ne [Ph Ree NERYS
Gentianajspee ernie OTe bse Ue hn hae Mane SHARC CNC leew a ee an eee el allo O45
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)__......----------_--__- Sweden, Yugoslavia________ PHA Senha |B 1) 1
Potentillaisps eae a eS EUS Se (German yaa CEES TE Te ING
ROSA) Spy et eee a ARCO ne Pe a ees | Reba Cosh Shaka ee See 1) | eee ees LL
Frankliniella occidentalts (Perg.) (Thripidae):
Belargontumispp sae ee eae ee ee Mexico® 8070 -Sb en ous scien Ba S|) el) |) ates
Frankliniella schultzet (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
DLanehusi spo (CALM AtlOM) sey meee ene eee eee SouthwAm eri case eae | eames Toe cal| Leb IRc
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)_._____.-_._-__- Union of South Africa______ A NORE ONG day lNly Ye
Frankliniella sulphurea Schmutz (Thripidae): x
Mesembryanthamum roseum___---------------------- Hawallee eases IF Bees eee Hawaii.
Philadelphus sp. (mock orange)__-...-.---.-----------|----- Oh cache a ip EE ee pee Hawaii.

21

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions iIn—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a 5 |ha in—
H.| 2 |&.
Z.2| 2? |Ss
1S) GZ |e
Frankliniella tenuicornis (Uzel) (Thripidae):
PAUIVITESULUULLTION (ATIC) Meee eee ee eee iy, Som Sy |e- see IB
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)__________________ Belgium eee Se See | as 1p) | ere eae
SSiaydl wrakiln (ered Nee Bee Gok Ce Be UE SPO are Tita] yao nS See Res oS dy ee (See Mass
Frankliniella tritici (Fitch) (Thripidae):
Gisisanthemunsp yee re ee eee een Sep Barbados sae te sare vetie ee 1b) ees Ay eee N.Y
Frankiniella williamsi Hood (Thripidae):
PACCMMULY SA COLD) ete ee ae ee a en ee Ecuador, Tortola__________ |e) | ee |eRawote
Thomas and
St. John.
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_________-___-__--_-_____- 1B hia 5 eee Tete cae’ Fla.*
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)_-_.__---_----------------- CanaleZone See en | eee eee 1 | Fla.
PBF LSS CLUOUEST) Saree ee eke cee Ey ee EY Le Se Panama sssshse sae ae eer hea 1 | Fla.
Cimiona coin (Oren) sae Canall Zone esau ee | anes eee 1 | Calif.*
(CLEA S103 Ga el AA al SE YEP eek eee ore 0 Ge nh ra eae 2 | Calif.*, Fla.
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)___.._....-_______|----- OP SNE sah es iS feted eee 2 | Calif.*
FETE ENOTRM SD eee eee oe eee re ee Cara Zone, Panama, Puerto | ----|---- 3 | Fla.
ico.
Chaerhonn S05 (Oxonva)) zoe ee ee Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |----]---- 3 | Fla.
Jamaica.
Orchitcl epee eee a Sie Wee les Sie NS CoN oie Canal Zone, Colombia, || BS) Cais Ob.
Costa Rica, Cuba, Do-
minican Republic, Guate-
mala,Jamaica,Panama(?).
Rodriguezia secunda (orchid) _______...----___-___--_- CanalbZone sansa eee anne |e _...| 1 | Hawaii.
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):
(Chas muraifaies (Corgoinpey)) Lee Kowa) al ein eee eer aH (eee Ee Hawaii.
Galerucella xanthomelaena (Schrank) (Chrysomelidae):
Sintra Tu pseepee (UENO) he tal yeti = iets AN eee aera) | Aa Sea LaleNind/.
Galgupha punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
CO rchiicl meee neeaane re BIER NAD SiMe ME Oi Sle eh bicoV Sway CostayRica a= ae aseeie ee aa Bee) OT ey,
Galgupha quadrisignata Stal (Pentatomidae):
Or chicane eM Nee ye Ps JOR Re ie Brazile) 22 2 eee dowel ceed al BPA P| eos 1 | Tex.
Galgupha texana McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
COrehicl een es ere MONEE Me NDer ts nD ene Mexic0e2 22 25222 sechetere Re aera 1 | Tex.
Glycyphagus domesticus (Deg.) (Glycyphagidae):
COT OES STO eee ee ae ee ee IAT ORGS Etre eee Ce ae dt [ie 2 [eget Mass
Malitstsyluestrtsi apple) sans sees an nn Ones ee Dyed ee ney eee eed Pa.
BOleaisp ese ee ey Wee Me IS 2 EE SL os ew Union of South Africa______ il ,) eee ae INSRYS
SCRRES TT TID Ss ae ELL Re ue ee SAO ES ye Atm oben nares Malham Ig | ae a Pa.
Soil with bulbs, cuttings, and plants________.________ Azores, Italy, Portugal_____]_--_]___- 3 | Mass
Eriticum aestiwum (wheat) 22-22 2-2 ee Azores, Germany__________ ON ies) eee Mass
Gnaphalocrocis medinalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
PANT ri@ wale aap A Oe IN 9 nS Re Ss ke in nani cad Bes EThail aril yale eee | pares 1) | Sees Alaiye:
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechiidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)-._-------_-_-_-____---- Mexico me aa <a nerern aA Dhol faeces Pee Ariz.
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
itn. Goh pre UE) eee a ees Egypt, France, Spain______]____ Sr pees (basahexs
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Phalaenidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)__________________- DEL a Sees a 7 mS ale una [Fp 1h | eras slog
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
FE ODOGEN CT OTIS eee te me aerate PA oh a ae geet ee) | eat eae alee
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae):
NiHOG SACHS (CH 0D) ae a nee a= eee che ns ees aed 10 aan eee Washes
Prunusidomestica (plum) se sees eee ee JT AN Cerra A Se LOR sare (pied | eles PNY
IBrunusipersica) (peach) sae eee eee Be Switzerland issn anne ee as ed ae NPN
IBA TUSICOMMULNTS (DEAT) sae eee ee ee ee a a Yea Nes eva a ho saa ea fh) Ses ee Wiashy
Haplothrips aculeatus (F.) (Phlaeothripidae):
OESTONTDONTCA ee es SAE UND a ean, wl ath Abe (Othe ete eo Cake cele pal | Sah on Fs 1 | Calif.*
Rhododendron catawbiense____ ==. 62 ee Netherland says eee ee | eee |e LON de
SUING ORUULG GTS! (Lilac) ene ee EN a | ales Fs Ko ener meee ik Sem TNET Nees Fee 1] N.J
Haplothrips cottet (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
Dranthusespe (carnation) ss ste eepeu ene a France, Greece, Mexico,} 4 |_---|_----| Calif.*, IIl.,
Portugal. Mass., N. Y.
Soil with carnation, cabbage, and lettuce plants_______ (Portugal Saar ee re | Pes 1 | Mass.

22

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):

Ghiysanthenvumisp see ee ee eee Bar bad 0s aera

aie argentea (pampas grass)_---.-------------- [Bermuda seen nena ene

Daliliaspue ees Be ke ae Dominican Republic______-

Daisy 2: eae seit eee App PPB a se oe 8 Japanin oe asa eae gain

Dianthusispy (carnation) =aeaee 2a ees eae Atistraliaw sae sal see eae hae

Grassiandiwood See an eee ee ao ee Tortola- 22 sss == = Slee

athyriustsativist ee one ee ee seen en ITN

Mesembryanthemum roseum___---------------------- Hawalless ss Sateen hee

Neriwm oleander (oleander)_.._..-_..--------------- IM GOES fase ee oc

Onnitthogalum spe eee ee eee eee Union Sf South Africa_____-

Rosas yy sO ane Rent Sai NO he lee els einai DtRhattse meee tars = ae eee

Sesustumtportulacastrum=asao eae eee Oe rae Ela wallleeaeese ss ieee ae en
Haplothrips gowdeyt (Frankl.) (?) (Phlaeothripidae):

Rlowers=-mixedu 2c oe ie es Berm id eee eee ener

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) -_----2_-2_-_--_- =e Dominican Republic_______
Heilipus laurit Boh. (Curculionidae):

Persea americana (avocado)______-_----------------- Mexicomiaetis sucess aie
Heilipus ocellatus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):

Packing oforchidiplants=es22 =e = samen apen ears Brazile seen aera eee
Heliothis subfleca (Guen.) (Phalaenidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)________------------ Mexicomiee eae eee nies

Physaltsispe (husk\tomato) se eee = eee eke eens | dot See ee
Heliz aspersa (Muller) (Mollusca):

Bromeliacese #22 ho 02 ls CT ei etal h governs yh Mexico eet area aaa Snes

Orchideer sa Wg Spa edt eS cd ae ee NES LER AS 8 oloenne See AEP ees
Heraeus guttatus (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):

Orchid Saeed 2 NL ROE es ae Se Se British Honduras_________-
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple)__._-------------------- Cubatite Sas ee sree sees

Wood ease Anite ees CA bea eee Saale Sou India's 2 22 arti eaiea ene i
Heterobostrychus brunneus (Murray) (Bostrichidae):

Drum—made of wood and animal skin______________- Union of South Africa______
Heterotermes aureus (Snyder) (Rhinotermitidae):

(Ore Hn cS See ye BES By Ach IN I a an els Grand Cayman____--__+-
Homoeosoma electellum (Hlst.) (Phycitidae): :

URGE DL ese eee SSeS Se Mexicows.2- ag eanieents

Zinniaisp eae a ae SU i eae ea eae aXe a ee
Hgaloneglis a es (Stal) (Miridae):

Airplane________

Anthurtumsp tao (ele SIRE oe SS SS a ira ee d
Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):

Pinus'sps (pine) eee WEG ETS ae em ee ae
Hymenia perspectalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae): !

Stenotaphrum secundatum (St. Augustine grass)___-___- Brazil aeons che eee
Hypera postica (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):

Betaivulgarss) (Dect) pene eee anne FOr aTLCeY (\t) eee eee
Hyperparachma rhodalis Hamp. (Chrysaugidae):

Orchid Vat Ral Soe ee oes Pd Mexicosss abcess ane
Hypocala deflorata (F.) (Phalaenidae):

Airplane. kuswiolhl Wo ahh ale Se Dee Se Japanese t oe Seem
Hypsopygia costalis (F.) (Pyralididae):

1 Be) alts na LS Ea eae eee terete I Ce ays Are Ra een ele
Tridomyrmez humilis Mayr (Formicidae): ‘

Anthurviinl sp Ue Oe ela cae iiey ea ei agwallearnecomne eran

Blowers——assortediijihis asus Ny ue ue oi Bermuda keneee eee aneee

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_____-------------------- I AWalleoe ace racer cUS rece

Péelargontum sp. (geranium) =“200 22222 ee Bermuda sue ace earns
Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae): ;

Orchid eae uP oo a Male eal la kA ard a SN Guatemala, Jamaica __-_____

Packing 2.82 | haw oes) Pi ee ee ees Guatemala se aan a oeernee
Tschnodemus diplopterus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae): : P

Prunus armentaca (apricot)... 5_------------_--_-- Union of South Africa______
Kalotermes immigrans Snyder (Kalotermitidae): a

Gocosinuct{eral(coconiit) tee ease e ete ee eens Ea wales ears
Kalotermes joutelt Banks (Kalotermitidae):

Airplane meee eo ae ee te ate a eS een om OLN oer Guba ae a ee ee ee

Lamellazis gracilis (Hutton) (Mollusca): i
Pivlodentronispece ee ee eee FTA Wallascs see ae See

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

1 > 1

i= & 3

a8) § [28
ar [=| or
iS) S |<

(eS) AZ |p

Ty |e tetileaks
Lethe [os a
iD | ps ee
EEA felhf Ee ae}
aie || eae
OD files BF popes
Dee ee
2-4 Bekele | SR
Dia CSE NS Sag
pe Pepys, (Celta
Lyfe te Pha
Le jidiens hae
1 bubna|eves
pape | 1
ii: | cae | ee
eat ot OO 1
Ls |p ea
2 (ees |
Lola the bets 1
NOT) fepepeeal ices 6
oe ae 1
ney et es
1G |e |
Hi [spe (Leis
oat Yee A 1
Sin EEE | eee
1} | As | ee
= ee ese | eee
Ly ost sib ae
bs deal [Asin 1
alli | pease
eel | eee 1

Loe ee
Lf Seca ee
ali pee = ye
Lasse
oe cula tes 1
Pp! mie 2
cece eke 1
OU ete (eee
Leila =<| See

Collected
in—

Hawaii

Fla.

Tex.
Mass.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Ala.
Fla.
Pas
Tex.
Hawaii.
Wash.
Hawaii.
Mass.
Hawaii.
N.Y.
Hawaii, Tex .
Hawaii.
N. Y.
Hawaii.
Fla.*

Hawaii.

23

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

. Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pesz anr host Country of origin a Sar
8.|¢|a
5o| 9 is
g=| 8 |S"
iS) ey ee

Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Gonavaltamicrocarnpa ee ae ae eu eee oe aoe ie eee ese Ai eerets | Sy
CEE AVOILA Rp Seen eee ea ae ee ee doko 2 alas helen 127 Ree eS
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)__-_-____________ Japanese se snake sees ee Tee) Wa) see
PESUMESAEULNTD (DER) moan ena te ae 2 ea ht pe dose aS eae 1G | ee | ae
Laspeyresia leguminis Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)__.-------------- JOHAN Kye es ll | athe
Laspeyresta nigricana een ) (Olethreutidae):
PES SULUUT (DEA) eae eee IBAA 1 1 eid
Laspeyresta aa ey (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Custaneaispss chestnut) ses se eee aa ea eee England, France, Italy, Por-| 24 | 1 1
tugal, Spain, Switzerland.
Lenses frazini (Panz.) (Scolytidae):
i OE a PO vee Bel ery m eae eee ene | a eval | Nee
Hesdoealics conchi es (Gmel.) (Coccidae):
Malnstsrlvesizts)| apple) se eee a en anne Eee eee Sone Japan’ =.5 2-2 cb tees eats, ae
Lepidosaphes tokionts (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Godtaeum spe (Croton) see ei ae Canal Zone, Hawaii____-_-- HO) ee ai)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Gymbideum' sp» (orchid) S222 2 ee oe ee Australia, Japan----- see 1g) a9
Leptidiella brevipennis Muls. (Cerambycidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsotdes (chinkerichee)___.-.-_______-- Union of South Africa__.___ ‘Ne | appeee.
Leucaspis cockerellt (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_____.___-------------_ Hania Mia Sete ever ean APS VG SAL | feed
(Comes pie Veni) ee ee Fiji Islands, Panama______- WITT yy DalTicaa
Gairasparadtst (grapelruit) see ee Canal Zone, Panama_______ werixe Ne Dy!| Sass
Grtrarstetnensts: (Oral ee) ate EL Panama. =o 50. fen hpyae PS TNT Bou | ellen
Leucaspis pusilla Loew (Coccidae):
Pinusisne (2-leavedipine eee ss ase ede Wugoslayias 2222 seb 1p5| Se | 1.
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)_______.__.--__--___-__ Nigeria o225 22 shy peien EIN TY dies
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)........-..-------------- Mexicoss aiskn Sees a eas felis
Lilioceris lilii (Scop.) (Chrysomelidae):
Palnumisps (lily) aut Ae Pea he Bo ef eon Thalys BOs 02 Se ee (ae 1
Limaz flavus L. (Mollusca):
Amtitumygraueolens) (celery) ==a2 5s senses se |e ee dosesane a seater select aa iyats
Limaz marginatus Muller (Mollusca):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_...--_-_--------_- Azores 3.28.2 sou gehiteirenuis paeeed Werte rte
IBrOMIelIA Cede ee iat ee HB a 2 Sis Mexico: see ii oe SnD el ae 1
Orchid eee ci ee ee aoe ee Costa Rica, Mexico___-___- Agee alia 4) (6)
Betts exh owilos rte 6 A eee Portugalesee sso aie Pies S| jeer) ey
PRUE SLR TE eS Be 2 ai Germany Soe itr eee eld | ea eee
Mpaatheias cerealtum Hal. (Thripidae):
Bromeliad eke ech Be a yal Rorbupale sos teen case ee BET
Calluna vulgaris (heather) Scotland, Switzerland_____- ZAG | hha | hailey
Ghirvkanthemumisp alae OLE Oe aaah ranceve 225 22s so eh ib) ee NN
Gladvolisinaniss 2 Netherlands] 2 2022 2 es A 8 ie
Warctssusispe == ase Trelandeet See Sian a seein! BEANE ul
HROLENULON SDE se eee eau RET German ya nein anne eee 2 aaa
Rhododendron Bp weasel SUSU E ESS loa Beloit sae e ae eee) eee) Eee iia
NoUMromauLomobilewen nese RNR Tee lBjydbynel Pe ila Peek Seas
SURUNTOSD sae anda Dobe eee aoe Netherlands!.s5 25222 - = Sell Soe Ls
Limothrips aealiionis Hal. (Thripidae):
FROre Reta SD eye wubb EOE ee Sd (German yaa ses mary ice uayal| Dips! | Ips 1
NOlewichehOrseradish ee ua euemaaemmrn ee nse NUTRI Englands ae iy Reveal aes
Triticum aestivum (wheat)__...-..------------------ talyaowedent sme omen 1 | ha
Liothrips vaneeckei Pr. (Phlaeothripidae):
Lilium auratum (goldband lily)_..-...--------------- Japan siesta ee ener ees Dentin
Lilium speciosum (speciosum lily)__...-..------------|----- Cah ae ee Eee ie Mire eal
ALU BD eke EP Uo Se ae hogland ae eee See Piiben (1 Nak
Liothrips vaneecket Pr. (?) (Phlaeothripidae):
Tnlamipp tt the ee Pe olga) Ayana tes oars See ee a | ees (et
Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Klug) (Curculionidae):
IETS SICONCHUILETISES ee ee en a IDEN | TIT dows Sinte seb si an | bes
Orchid MaRS Dai eae ee eT eS Oe Canal Zones 22a. an Men ees iro
evan jaeyel Sapa yseiyh 2 CSA GUN es DN eye Ti ae te |S AEM OF eects a aN ul an |
Wrapping Hs waited ates ee oe ners ae YS

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

Calif.*, Ha-
wall.

Wash.

Wash.

Ala.

Mass, Tex.

Tll., La., Mass.,
N.Y., Wash.

8. C.
Calif.*

Calif.*,
Hawaii.

Calif.*, Fla.
N.J.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Mass.

Ala.

Tex.

N.Y.

Va., Wash.

8. C.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Hawaii.

24

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of «
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ty Sa in—
§.| 2/8,
Iie) © ao
g=| 5 |o=
SS) || es lee
Livia juncorum Latr. (Psyllidae):
Callunatnil oan si(hea ther ees eee eet Slooibynels = esa ee Te | |e Mass.
Lozostege similalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe)_____.-______- IVIGXI COM reer ae ee nae ee ee he Tex.
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Wiood 2 ibe ae.. TENE I ahha ee sete can hat maislin ene ee India, Liberia, Union of | 7 |_----|_--- Ry tapasceem dul teers
South Africa. , Mosse INBYeE
a.
Lygaeus guargpalanus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Gattleyaysp™ (orchid) aes ae eee eee eee ee Wangan NS i Wide
Lygaeus pusio Stal (Lygaeidae):
@actis here tee Rey: 2 Ase OUEN eee tata Moexi co keer seein sa eceseeta |e ps | ame 1 | Ariz.
Macroplax fasciata (Hsiao & Sailer) (Lygaeidae):
PAOD ECUTUSISD ee ee te et abe MEL pe gen ee Meahi veyed Tel Dream ste or Ss es Daetiieel | feeta |[Pies it} 1D) (Ch
Macropygium reticulare (F.) (Pentatomidae):
CG CaF OY hs Me aS a MA ei De ce CanalyZonem a= seein winrar eg 1 | Fla.
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_...___-__________ INGungdby ek ob es) ONES
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae): :
Gananalraitsne eter ee a Ce ROR eee ear un ence IRE eto ae ne poke § 10); | es ee Calif.*,
Hawaii.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)___-.____________ Japan, Puerto Rico_______- 1 1 |_.._|| P. R., Wash.
IPRA Seolusisp ee seve we ae eye Ain le eal eee ly eae a ctesal oy Japane oo. ee Rehan Eee We!) Cai
IZA PURO Gace) Zeek eee ee a ae ee Puerto Ricose sone aa ein Toile Salen eucian PRE
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Costa Lima) (?) (Miridae):
Orchid SR aee Hes eS TRns Bis wos Re re ae Panama: sss kare eee | eas | ele 1} Fla.
Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae): ¥
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)______._-____________ Flava ee eee ee nes |e eg lor 1 | Hawaii.
Megastigmus pinuspinus Parf. (Torymidae):
ANGLES ROOT Rees Aig I TA AN A ad ly Scotlande see ate i | epeen | ena 10) NES
Megastigmus rafnt Hoffmeyer (Torymidae):
VAlbresyconcolona white ytin eee ne soem nto ante ey eye Belen irn estes St ie Pema | cert | ates |) Ilo de
Metamastus sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae):
ATEN UTTUNUSD Meee ee ek eed eee peste en See gets ota CostagE icone eee meee | fentee |penee 1 | Fla.
BTASSUCCNTC/D OA GUIETLD) eee ee ere eee en IDC P be eee aes) ey Keser Xe
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)________________ Costa Rica, Ecuador, Gua- | 59 |----]____ Calitaeam aes
temala, Honduras, Nese Yenbar
Mexico, Panama. S.C Tex:
Metopoplax ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Excelsior packing! V2 = Ieee ee eee ea Opals ese a ee AY Soe Mass.
Metriona crucipennis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea pumila (palm)__.........-------------- Miata ee ee (eres N.Y.
Palin ok ee Be US eee EO ee ae eas donee Lee ee Le eee Tex.
Micrapate mexicana Fisher (Bostrichidae):
COCA S. (GY) rae as I le ae Nf exi CO secsereey meen ch nee || eh si Fla.
Micrelus ericae Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Galluna wulgaris (heather)_©_)2/=__---._--____ 1204s feveraxdbryavol ie Seterae step eee PW te | ee = Til., Mass.
Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Crawf.) (Thripidae):
Arctotis stoechadifolia (African daisy)_...._.-.-_------ Australia, Japan__________- 2) || ees Hawaii.
Chrysanthemumispane eee ae one ne ene Barbados, Japan_________- 7 1 |____| Hawai, N. Y.
Dahkliatspeaee tek Ree Ser Pre ae Australia, Japan Hawaii.
Daisy seer ee eS __-.| Japan, Trinidad_.____ Hawaii, P. R.
Dianthusisps (carnation) soos. tee ee eee ee PAIS tra ieee eee 2 Hawaii.
Helichrysum grandiflorum de oR Nun Gi LU Seat Hawaii.
DELTA hos ee OS AU oe ie, ell ton Oa ee SitKatismees to sae sen PAR
Magetesiforzdan (marl sold) essen ess te tenn oun guns Australiae te =) 222 eee ees Hawaii.
ZANnia sp eee ae Siege de ne Oe MURS ePeR AY Japaneses een Soe meee Hawaii.
Milaz gagates (Drap.) (Mollusca):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)____..-_______________- Titaly seas eens rest ne eae | eae 1G ee eae
Mimosestes sallaet (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
ALCO CLO EOTUUOS ene ee a ety a SS oe | eee! LOE eer ene a on Sn ra | ea ASE NG
Acacia: spite Ee RaGh2 RR Sa ee Lhe ety Jah iemeey ee uaeaumeuenan sat EI Ce 1 | Hawaii.
legume seeds tot he ete ee em cme aU ee ela digmnien fee eee ee it Se ae Fla.
Molorchus minor (L.) (Cerambycidae):
IWOOd=COMILer OU ere tere seen renee ren me Simro bya i pl (eset |e Pat
Monalocorisca granulata Dist. (Miridae):
Airplan ene stis Moya lt Tee er ee a(t So! 2 ae Mexicosi2 a2) oS 2a eeee 1S | Seo pellexe
Monanthia monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
Orchid ERLE TE Un a RSL ear 2 2 eae | eee oie al aa reese | ee | 2 | Tex.
EP ilandsiatsp a 33 ee eee es ae Ore eT SES Ae (eee meas 2 | Tex.

25

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):

@ajanusicajan) (pigeonnes) Ss st ae PAN 121 ee eee
Gar deritay sy tee at ae 8 Sn ca eee shee ous Ha wallao hs an tian
ILO PORGIE BD. = eo se 5 a Se OSES IDG SENG SS BERND gS ye
Oruzaisatinat (Tice) seme ee Philippines ss ae
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):
ACCRA S| (CON) BSS SARIN St ee Se eet Mexico ie aso shal
Mormidea pictiventris Stal (Pentatomidae):
AWS NG 52 58 Se i ee ere ee ee Wenezuelas-s oes ae
(OVRr i (o) US Sas SE Se Se Se ee ee eee ees Guba) Mexicomesess ene
Myelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Gstralsistienstsh (OLal ee) see eee IMoroccozs aes ese
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_____..-------------- Greece, Italy_..____2s2222-2
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _______--------------- British West Indies________
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Hald.) (Termitidae):
iWoodentpackingcaseta 22222 - | tee INicarag aaa
Naupactus xanthographus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Peirsispe (Grape) sees ete ak ee Chilets 2s s sons amtana ae
Nemapogon granella (L.) (Tineidae):
Agaricus campestris (mushroom) __------------------- TRE ee ee ie SU Sr
Neoleucon rubrotylus Carvalho (Miridae):
Bitiodendronsptesse ene senna hee eS Miexicovs sc. se eae
Nephotettiz apicalis (Motsch.) (Cicadellidae):
tip lane ees er cee rk Bit eee ae Ne Sloe ak Philippines, West Pacific___
Neuroctenus litigiosus Stal (Aradidae):
(Ovni a ee Lo eee eee ee eee Mexico 22s 2. Hamer
Neuroterus numismalis (Foure.) (Cynipidae):
@uercusispe (Oak) Sees) ee aes ee eee (Englands uae cia aee
Neuroterus ER -baccarum (L.) (Cynipidae):
irercusy Spon (Oa Ke) ase ee ee nn re hs ee eS NATE PM a I
Nezara viridula (L.) (Pentatomidae):
Airplane teeeees toed Ee ee IAT centi nia eeee eee enneeennaa
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) MOT Ola =e eres
Succulentiplanteesss "eres bs ge iIMexicot=. ey be ean eae
VWalisispa(Brape) aetna ee ea Taian “of South Africa______
Nomophila noctuella (D. & S.) (Pyraustidae):
Airplane beet acto Sa Bd oe Lee Ja Dan SOMA oie. wie Deere!
Nysius difornieus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Arrplane manera ee EGE Fie a IMexicowart = aot a eters
Gachicaisatiay letbuce) sea e ee ee | ee owe nut law re
Lilium longiflorum (Waster lily)_-.._________-_----_--]__-_- Olja aA ne ee
Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):
DIS e eee ee oe oe ha ea a TE Sa py ea Vea a ie sel a eee!
Vanda SPee(OLCHIG) Bates Meee WE Meese NS a dowht Sea ees eee
Nysius raphanus Howard (Lygaeidae):
Bapearcssnein sa SOON bee te eee Mexicos2. 222s oe steak
Crctissmeshamet ENR REE Ub 922 ee ee dO 2a eae Sees
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)_------------|----- oeee ie aa aaa ele or a
ING Wy ers meee ech TT oe es a ee | eh doicsiias estou
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)____-_--------------|----- donee aa ees
(Ol os eS ee re eeeeed poses doin. 23 ee6 = apres
Nysius terrestris Usinger (Lygaeidae):
imp pn@ ss SRO Ee ee Ee eee a ee Hawaii ante ea eee
Odontotermes wallonensis (Wasm.) (Termitidae):
Dahiiais pie Rat A 8 aie bets peer WE ea, Seales Mnidigt: 7s se relh orl ae ac les.
Osdiangjches atroguttata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Orchra epee ses eS a ie ae ee ee Mexico -222 = tS Sided:
Oedionychis pavonina Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Orchig (hee set i Fee see awed anette d ae) pd dome tte a hepened
aaecasis biannularis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae): 4
reg (A el «SES eey GO aera CUT sertae te 5 Pee ye One oe see aie
Olethreutes leucotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Citrus paradis: (grapefruit). 2-22 L322 22222 Union of South Africa______
Gatrusteinensiss (Orange) as ee ee eee ene Mozambique, Union of
South Africa.
Olethreutes leucotreta (Meyr.) (?) (Olethreutidae):
(Grtrashsimensesy (OLANEe) tetas oe es en a eee Northern Africa (?), Union
of South Africa.
Oligonychus perditus P. & B. (Tetranychidae):
TURF Bop (Hine) ee oe eb eeeee tes Mormosa= sees eee eae

Consump-
tion
| Non-entry
| Pr

hs pee
1-4) eee’

Baal adh
3

Number of
intercep-
tions In—

opaga-
tion|

Collected

im—

St. Croix.
Hawaii.
Ga.
Hawaii.

Tex.

Tex.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Mich.
Pa.

Fla.

St. Thomas
and St. John.

Ariz.

Md.
Hawaii.
Tex.

Tex.
Tex.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.
Ariz.
Ariz.
Tex.
Tex.

Hawaii.

N. J.

Tex.
Md.,
Pa.

Pa.

Mass.,

Wash.

26

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ay >
8a] 8
a.2}| 2
a=|| §
(6) gq
Opogona purpuriella Sw. (Lyonetiidae):
Flowers- -------- EIN Ee be sa SS le SUE Hawalie. = ios es ENG
Orchidophilus peregrinator Buch. (Curculionidae):
IPliimertajspe see = 2 ee oye tags Pale 8 a SS ntarent lok y pie se eee oe ee Brien
Orsillus depressus (Muls. & Rey) (Lygaeidae):
Gupressusispel (CyDECSS) eee eee en oe eae Tran ooo Sue ee eyed ere cine
Ozxycarenus bicolor Mieber (Lygaeidae):
Gymbidiumisps (orchid) Sasa ee eee Australia@esaae= = comely nepeule Haske
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) ____________-______J22222 UAT ee See Goren Sure eee | etn | ine
Oxychilus allartus (Muller) (Mollusca):
DER YOTAR | OVS He ST ee RE A ER eee ee ae Scotlands emer | een Lf | eee
Soil with ivy and T'radescantia sp____....-.-_-----_-- Teeland es joe as eee eens ae ae
Oxydema fusiforme Woll. (Curculionidae):
Gloghinge ee shee SU PSR ll lead bed Ae alain Ela Walle ea sese 2 say ee sat
How ers Weeetegs ne oats sie SIE On lk UR ee Ua a Ee dor ca25 it ane phbes
IStencaliaiaine nse aaa a LU ake ie Pe es See eS ES donee Satake Cae be yaa oe
Wirappingipa per. so eee ae ee eee eee Ie On| eee dotletankal eye e end
Oxygrylius ruginasus (Lec.) (Scarabaeidae):
(Gac tiis eee a ae Se ee Mexicobeete cs 2 2 eiling eae aa
Clothing ae ee ee Re PD EE las (seh orien eee eae Se ee yas
Rallwayacare 2 Seca eee pee Sa es es oat ee doi Se a ee ete!
Pachybrachius neitnert (Dohrn) (Lygaeidae):
TENS its WL CLO TILCSERCHL et eae evap a oe Noe Philippines. se aaa lapel etal
Pachyzancla periusalis (Wlk.) (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)__.__________._---_____- Cuba. tele cules Letina toi
Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):

FEVETeZ =X Ya aS Ee a Er TT ee ee re Hawaii wae
Blowers soos Seu ie Le elas Bess
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) _ _ - keane
Paper wrapping for straw flowers____________________ spent:
TARTU VAR OATS} 9s este as SY A Ua aay
Sinelttztaimeginae secnem eae NUE Ye Wise een ae teeter roe OO eee eee ene
Watisisp:x(prape) case Saal i Tee ee Cae Chilewaiss2 as Cae aire Erie

Paragonatas divergens (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
NICSE 8 Se ag Se SUR Es toes Mexicossuk 2 nse oes Booe en |
Capsicum frutescens longum (chili pepper)..---------|----- dowel soo ee a eee
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
Camellia reticulata (netvein camellia)________________- [Borstal] eee eee | ce |
Camelliaisp eR Nl DI ESTE SL eee sa Se dob. eek ee TE ERA eee ES
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrusiaurantufolta) (lime) 2 2222 See ee IMiexi Cole eee eer ey see else (i
Gitrusilimoni(lemon) eae Brazie cons Site ee ee BoBC etal
Citrus\paradtsy (grapefruit) 2262 ee ee (ooo ome pen A Recta [lb
Gitrusisinensts) (Orange) so eee eee oe ee ae ee dow thera INS haa SA eR
Parlatoria crotonis Dougl. (Coccidae):
Gocosinuctiferai (coconut) Beeee ere ae eee a Mexicobie!=..2)c0 ieee ee} |
Codiacimisps(Crovon)) Maen eee ee epee ene Hawali-2oo. 2... beiieion Tim 1
Parlatoria Becudnapiaiores Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Wandaisp ee (Orchid) ieee Nem ene EE ene eee eae | ee (6 (se ee neu UUE Puta) WIR a
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae): :
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)__----=-=_ = ----_--- Indo-China, Thailand______ 1
Gilruside presses ye bis hea ee eee Okina wal 2-2 seh: heer Pt Peaas ee
Gitrusilimon) (lemon) saeee ee eee ee ae France, Italy, Morocco____-_ 3
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_.....-...------_- Indo-China, Italy, Japan, 2
Thailand.
Gitrasisinensts) (Orange) eee eee Formosa, Indo-China, Israel, 7
Morocco, Philippines,
Spain, unknown.
Catrats ape a oo Fe a IG DS LEER Japante soto ens eoc! tal
Poncirus trifoliata (?) (trifoliate-orange)__..__.______- Spe Tr ee ie oo Se | eee | ee
Paromius longulus (Dall.) (Lygaeidae):
Gactus: 2222.2 fo hE eee EEE arenes sera IMexicom.! 08 Ws Pe eel eee
Orchid tessa a ae ae ea a: ME REA es Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico__|----|----

Parthenothrips dracaenae (Heeger) (Thripidae)
Cordylineisp-2 ose eae ee ee

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
D.C:

Hawaii.

Mass.
Mass.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Ariz.
Calif.
Tex.

Hawaii.
N.Y.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Fla.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
INERYS

Tex.
Tex.

D. C.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.*, Fla.*,

St. Thomas
and St.John.

Calif.*
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

mR
Calif. *, Ha-
waii, Pa.
Calif*) Hla.*,
Hawaii,
Mass., St.
Thomas and
St. John.
Hawaii.
N.J.

Ariz.}
Ariz.,
Tex.

‘Fla.,

Hawaii.

20

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ie pl in—
nS oO
5 g| 8 |2s
Sr ae |Pa
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)______________-_-_--_-____- Hawallee ack sus 12. ene [ip Binds os Su Hawaii.
Pectinophora gossypiella Saund. (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) _.__.._._-_--_----------- Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, Ha-| 2]| 1 1 | Calif.*, D. C.,
wail, Mexico, St. Croix. P.R., Tex.
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)__......-.--------------- IalysiMexicos2s2 225222252 155 | 1 |----] Calif., Mass.,
ex.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_............----------- Hawai soso ue te cabo ig | ee | etna Hawaii.
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)_.....-....---------------- Brazil, Dominican Republic |__--] 2 |----| N. Y.,8.C.
shtscieispiees uate elo. ee Hawalese eee eee 1, | eda es Hawaii.
Pectinophora scutigera (Holdaway) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll). _-_.-..-.-..-.---------|_---- oiees sta else eee Mul ean ee Hawaii.
Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
Alpunvainu purata sun os Wan nie 25 tee a ae Ai | eae aE Hawaii.
Hedychium sp. (torch ginger) iF Seer eae D: C.
Peregrinus maidis (Ashm.) (Delphacidae):
CUSMULYSA( COIN) tae meetin a ee Se Rortola ks. ssetae tee se eo | St. Thomas
and St. John.
Pertdroma margaritosa (Haw.) (Phalaenidae):
Atria eae eeemest canencls SURI GET 8 bd Unknowneess = eee een | een 1 |____| Hawaii.
Periphyllus californiensis (Shinji) (Aphidae):
Acenisp(maple) os ews Met eis. oe ee TBS el gr unripe eae ee | pe | 1G NGOS
Perkinsiella saccharictda Kirk. (Delphacidae): .
Arp lane pm etmi a flieiesOmS oLe c ue l eZ Hawaii, Midway Islands (?) |__._| 2 |---| Hawaii.
Perkinsiella vitiensis Kirk. (Delphacidae):
Arp lane wen us 26 muvee be Nee Pe Pijies eee Ree eel Rees 1h | eee Ea walls
Petrochroa dimorpha Busck (Cosmopterygidae): :
FATT lane see tees eed DR Sn SOE GT {Ura kr 0 yy ete ear | ee 1 |_.__| Hawaii.
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Animonamuricata, (SOUrSOp)): = 22es=2e=se eee eee Cuba veers io oh eA Lad | end aL N.Y.
ANT OT RTE De Oe ee be eT eee Ue ii Hawail.
Caladiumiep ieee She aS ek ilar eI iti Ne
Cordyline terminalis (ti) Hawaii.
Droscoredisps) (yal) ste nea ee aN St. Thomas
and St. John.
IH ADTSCUSISD Sa et en ee ak eh Mass.
recreate ae AT ON Wi wen TT EDR 2 J.
SOlkaroundiiristp lan bests eee ee Ch Hawaii.
Wood around orchid plant______-..-.--__-_--_.../)- INGrr Ghia oe ee 1 | Hawaii.
ANT D eee cr ne Dye auth a Cee ie PR gia Bermuda esse iaens yas PUT eat N. Y.
Phelypera distigma Boh. (Curculionidae): t
Bromeliad and orchid plants___...__..._----_---__-_- Mexicottss (20 Sei O 48 EH ei 1 | Ariz.
Orch bb Mra MOD, SIE RATS on ed a REO CanallZone eee | eae | ens 1 | Fla.
Phenacaspis sandwicensis Fullaway (Coccidae): ¥
Alyzia oltvaeformis (maile)__.___._--_-_____-_-----_-- la walls ee ees sere Ua | een | EA ed Hawaii.
Ooraylinetterminalis\(ti) meee eae ee GOs AE 1 lear Mees psoas Hawaii.
Mangifera indica (mango)____________-__-----__11__]__-_- H (afer eked rn Ieee ay | Me | Eeace 1 | Calif*
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower)_____--_-----_|_---- dole 2 eeu see LE) | icred das Hawaii.
SETAE TATE Ope ae er me eet a One ae SCI | Eee | Pee 1 | Calif.*
Philaspis bivulnerata (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Sela girvell ca spy eee meek NG HIE) SAE ei LOSI oe 2) Mexico. 220.05 beset tratiagh 205 iad 1 | Tex.
Phlegyas annulicrus Stal (Lygaeidae):
ower ae Ae IA Co PESO DOC Eas ua dom Ske os Pe oe 17} ease ere Ariz.
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Wattsisps\(erape) mayo) ee an Union of South Africa_____- 2) | Lae eee N. Y.
Physonota attenuata Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Airplanesee ewes venta ole Le ae Le 5 ETE Mexico Sa eie ee re este ee | ees le teers ihexs
Physonota citrinella Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid eres el Ue PG Me ly fly RT CG Ka pte ee cos enters oe Sie wa ee [ee 1 | Tex.
Physonota picticollis Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Orch ch are Te PD IME ee sa TT (al ook Soest Seren re eae LAA TN eee 1 | Ariz.
Phytomyza atricornis Mg. (Agromyzidae):
Ghirgearithem um) sp esa en NDS ane Bngland= 2-2. /sfeahanG i) Fama eh 6 1| NJ.
PTTL SD eae ee a ak Len MRL RI TE BE sy do GE OTR Ae ee TA ESS Nispyes
Phytomyza rufipes Mg. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -_-------------- Denmark, England, Ger- |---| 19 |_---] Ala., Mass.,
many, Netherlands, Nor- Pa., Tex.

way.

28

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 1 Sar in—
f=" feel pa ed
56/3 [28
iS) a |A4
Phytomyza rufipes—Continued
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_____-.----_------ Belgium, England, Ger- |____| 10 |____| Pa.,5.C., Tex.
many, Ireland, Italy,
Norway
IBrasstCauna DA CULIp) eee ete ee ens ene (German yee eee | eae sy ee xe
Cichorium endivia (endive)_--....--__-_--__-22---__- Be] eee Ap) 3c || eae La., N. Y., Pa.
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):
Bag rac ciiaee: lox tte nu poy Me eh ce a Germanys ee ilpy eee See Pa.
Pinnaspis buat (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Gordylineitenminalish (th) pee ee ees Lee ee as Pie | engi | a = Hawaii.
(Gantostachysisp eee eet eee ey eee aceite ner ‘Panama. -. senor deelae ey ose Loews 1 | Fla.
DO (RST AR 0) Ee: Sh Bekele eee eee CanallZone tees a | eae | ene 1 | Calif.*
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower)_____.._-___- Hawallisscl G20 2 ee 11 Beedee ees Hawaii.
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
(Ofa ANY 4 yoy oe RE RG a OE ae ee a8 JA DAME ee ere el ees ape Ty | oe22lCalits
Plagiodera congesta Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Or chit cl ee a REA ER te HSE erie ve at ie IMexicOM ess ee ees | ean | ee 1 | Tex.
Plagiodera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
(Oye eV to et Sia a NN sia ed Te AAS es a ae a oe ll | SL (0 (a) pagne cere dP x men 2 | 9p At =) [eeSt|(abexs
Plagiodera thymaloides Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Bromeliad do Holo es el onl eX
Orchid ee Oe US ie EOE MAE EN 2 UN Ne edie gi eS ats PANS
Plagiometriona diversicollis (Schaef.) (Chrysomelidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__._.______..---__---]----- Coho tale Seu ie at Se {Sacer eet eax
Platynota nigrocervina (Wlsm.) (Tortricidae):
CCA temper Red AIM UT UR CU trol NGO MAN CU cade ia eras LO a eet Ls) | es ee alex
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Cajanisicajani(pigeonpea) eo 2s east Seen eae IRuertonRicose een eee ita) pene a | Ps
Capsicum frutescens qrossum (bell pepper)_----------- Mexicose 2 = 20 Mk italy aes | a Re |e eehexe
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_________..-_____---|----- domi muna aes Fie exe
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
Copatfera hemitomophylla_ i208 2 ee (Colombiasees==== aaa hj} es | ees | Grea
Platythrips tunicatus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) _22_-_ 2-2 Scotian cles rh | eee || eae tO:
Plautia fimbriata (F.) (Pentatomidae): ; te
Ghinysanthemumnisp eee eee ee epee cel peesy AQGIMB Sa eee i ese lose e|) eee,
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (?) (Phalaenidae): in i
Cordyline a CEI) Pe TENT ene Eo aaO aw alien eee eee i Ue ten FR Hawaii.
Wagigoy (Oona) anos Ae ee ee Se aed (ANOS eke eta ra deh eee Gy) | | Eo Hawaii.
Polychrosts oy chit) (?) (Olethreutidae):
WATS Sins. (ao) esse ee eee ran ces soe ae ee ee yA eae [Pe ae Pa.
Polytus mellerborgu (Boh.) (Curculionidae): ‘
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)___------------- Hongurasss sees Pd eee etl Nee
Porthetria dispar (L.) (Lymantriidae):
Quercisispy (Cak) eee eee Tally ea Si as ste wee Stal he | ea Va.
Praeblissus albofasciatus Barber (Lygaeidae):
COSeyey any fee Ey es Ne OI a a ee WEGKICO se ees eee EA eli $ aed | eexe
Prodenia eridania (Cram.) (Phalaenidae): 2
AULiumce pal (ONION) see eee ee es enn een Bermud pases eee | eer Bese N. Y.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___.__.---_---------- IMT@xICOn2 222 60 Sa | Ss | Tex.
Prodenia ornithogalli Guen. (Phalaenidae):
CAGES ees Bea SN Pere RON! SM Ie ON Ue eral [ogee (0 {oP pees eed | ee el el ee
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
BOUR NIG spe a et EE COE Be ene Ist Dies A | eee Fla.*
LO Wwerse lini den titted em eee ements anc ae enal oangne nya | aaa (o oye ta i Si Seay ft 4| |e Fla.*
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)______._-____---_--------- Colombia Cabal ee) a | ae Fla.
TLOTCIS De ea eS eT Ey ee heen aera ATL rT CLR Ch ed es eres | ee | 2 | Fla.
Picidaoeuie trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae): )
ROSaispe(LOSe) ets oe oka eek Ca eG Oe ae Stellar tims ee eee eee | ee 1 | St. Thomas
and St. John.
Ganaca sp Ade ali ote NRE RD seh eae Mini nidad seems eter paca een ee 1 | Fla.
Dheobromarcacao\(Caca0) ees eee ee me een Netherlands Guiana__._---}_-_-|__-- 1 Neds
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae): : ~
Gatileratsp (Orchid) eee es eee eee ee British Honduras, Costa |____|_--- 2 | Hawaii, Tex.
ica.
Torah Gin; (oer) so IVE@XICO ta eS oe cd || 1 | Tex.
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae): 3
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)__-__-_....-__--.-.-=-=]----- Owe uae aes seeel| Th eeac|| Gai
Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Cortaderta’sp: (pampasigrass) ease) eee eae Bermuda 82222 o-2 = eee 5 | eee ee Mass.
Pseudococcus comstockt (Kuw.) (Coccidae): =.
Pranusiperstca) (peach) meee e tee ee ee Japan. Soe ae ees ee |e | ees awa

29

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
ee Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i Sie in—
Bel & lae
a.2| ? |a.s
1S) Z |x
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
(pinustitmonk(lemon)) aes! 28 oS eso ones ol Chiles peers nnen sg Ble OL Pas bea NR
[TRS CiypRien (Ga) livin) 2 DL Ose seer e$ 10 eee | ane NAY
Pseudococcus halli (Ezzai & McConnell) (Coccidae)
(tentative):
Lanstum domesticum (lansone)_____-----_--_____--__- Philippines#== =e nfs 2p toe tll oe Wash
Pseudococcus matswmotoi Shiraiwa (Coccidae):
FETUS SP ee act hw wie Nae nw chine Seth yes crs eh ayer Ml A) DAT hla oa ay ewe peal | ee eee | wl Nerd
Pseudococcus palmarum (Bhrh.) (Coccidae):
Cacosmnuctyera (coconut) += === —= Sse Hlawalisse obo nee Dim 2 rec ns Calif.*
Pseudococcus saipanensis Shiraiwa (Coccidae):
Cocos muctferas(coconit) 22265 ee Bhilippines=s23e |e 105 | Gees Pa
Pseudodiaspts yuccae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Pachycereus marginatus (organpipe cactus)____________ Mex C0 sean eee ieee S|) A Arize
Psylla rhododendrt Puton (Psyllidae):
Wlowers—unidentified ses see LeU En Sears Switzerland). 2-22-2222. = eee eee 10) Mass
Rhododendron ferrugineum_______________.-__-__--__|____- 0 Vo aR eas Te te ee I eo One
Psylliodes chrysocephala L. (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica rapa (turnip) ERTS ORIN etic Telly ee oes toe yon eee Bese] ab Weeoe ea,
Pulvinaria aurantti Ckll. (Coccidae):
(CHEERS Othe le Ss EES UES ena ee ek CL Japan nn eie seem nth es eet tf 1D) AC)
Pulvinaria psidit Mask. (Coccidae):

PA piniaispe tS tone ab bP ne os SS Ia wari sete OSs sees See OB Peer a ee, ot Hawaii

Gardeniataigusta) (gardenia) 24-42 |e CO aee Re ORE Nae Le 2p) | es Se Hawaii

LED, CAO) ae DENG SS eI ee OER Bahamase. a Seis ei Thi hs 2 Ea NOE la.*

Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
(Bueltaksuperbrens: (orchid) 2-2-4222 - === = 255552222 a 2) Guatemala=s=s—s eee Seealeseclt ali Atay
Orchid erewees sie wid) eA ein ee We RS Sco dos AN See DEBE eee | eee | hex
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)_-.--------------------- France: 8212 = ee SW aT ee YI,
Chrysantheniunispsseeae eee eee ED ee Japanaan sextet paee | ele Sas Sawai
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomeorn)______-_------ tally aias aes 3 aie SE See 5 | ORL Alas hex.
Pyroderces stigmatophora (Wlshm.) (Cosmopterygidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple). -_-_---2---2-22--2-2L_- IMGXICOKaw asa Sou Ree 1G) A NS Tex.
Rejectaria pharusalis (W1k.) (Phalaenidae):

(Orchid Bene EES. ob te oie a Ae [dials owas SO Uah snd eu da Sees | mea | aL | exe
Reticulitermes virginicus (Banks) (Rhinotermitidae):

Clothing Saeivers ba aT aes eae tee Citas 2c etee eeah M9 tk | ARS Fla.*
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):

TUS !Sp ( CHELTY,) Haran =e nae a A ee Azores, France, Israel, Italy, | 6 | 30 |---| Mass., Mich.,
Portugal, Switzerland, un- INGA Pas
known.

Rhagoletis cerast (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):

JET ITEB 05 (Ot op) ses ee eee Genmanya=====se eee Dy eee Pa.
Rhagoletis completa Cress. (Tephritidae):

drguansmnigna) (blackswalnut)=)-sssse=s—2==s==2 20 eee IMiexi COi Seana eee Giese 8 Tex.
Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) (Tephritidae):

Mialusisyliestnts: (apple) <5 22-22 2.22 ls a ea (aay me ener Ney nis nae Un 6 cay (eis She Aa Tex.
Ribua innozia Hein. (Phycitidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______._._-__-2--______- Cubase eee 8 2)5| ee | elhaeeNa as lexs
Schoenobius incertulas (W1k.) (Schoenobiidae):

ihe] 6) FEW AVS) = ug 2 Be VOR PR erect en Rl Ue RLS VaMaTee eye cleel lake Haun Sacell> Jl Wooo leey erty

Scotinophara lurida (Burm.) (Pentatomidae):

Orchid een bia k edd a RO a HOnm 0Sa see ee eeee|—oee|) aly) Weng
Scyphophorus acwpunctatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):

Algave amertcana (maguey)_.-1----------=---2222/222 IMG x10 Beene eae 1S eo eel | eT exss
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):

POsaisp see eae ee eee a St. Kitts, Venezuela_______ 2) | eared Meee PR
Sesamia cretica Led. (Phalaenidae):

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)____----_--__- ball yas ae eal 251) AG i | eta |) Waeabexs
Sidemia deparvata (Btlr.) (?) (Phalaenidae):

Airplane es esse ee teas sb. rh a seb alee res ADA seen tee eee ee eee ae | eee | eres baw alls
Sinorylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):

WroodenYehairte arto 5 fee ee Dominican Republic______- Ul bal ees | eee
Sinorylon serdentatum (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae):

OHiGTEIB Sth (OA D))as nee ee Mitel yee tear ee 1/222 asliaVat
Sitona lineata L. (Curculionidae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) Dhaydbynel eS ee be 1 |e se) eTex:

JOYA OTD Ga Ss Ee ee ee Netherlandseeeeeeeee neon | ee | es | NERY

Wlowerlscedstees ae os MSS ee ee ee Germany nee Ty See Cee INGIYS

30

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin Al >| 4
Bal gles
23) 4 | 55
[s) o be
& | 2 le
Sitona lineata—Continued
Paper wrapping around Cynerium spp___-----_------- Spain ec Sale e ere ube ee |e
SUTIN gasp (Liletc) Seapeeeee eae eee ee uae ue Netherlands____...._---_- fs |(Paleee
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Gabunnumianagyrordes see ae eee Tally ecient ee re a pac oe
DS DONLGUTIURT LUCE LITT ea area pn Dy | (a ape tee aR ar Se ie eae ee ot wea eal
Spermophagus cardui (Boh.) (Bruchidae):
Convolyuliusisentceus meee ne nan ann A DY AY) oe epee ep eel ae [gt 1
Spodoptera mauritia (Bdy.) (Phalaenidae):
Airplanes eest armas een eens fee Bane ae eee Ha walle os 22 nae senna |e Li ese=
Stator limbatus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
SAMANCASATATS cer ere eee RENE rue me ea ca ee | er LE COs es son ares Re jy eee) Se
Stator pruininus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
FeUCHENAIGLAtECH eet ea ae eat yan DT Get ie A (0 Co eg era OU ee Peers) a1) | Shes || ee
Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae): :
Persea americana (avocado)____-____-------_---------- Colombia, Ecuador, Guate- | 35 | 4] 1
mala, Mexico, Panama,
Salvador, Venezuela.
Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Halbert) (Tarsonemidae):
INiarcissus\sp eet ee ete oe oe en ee eee Belgium, Northern Ireland__|____]___- 2
Stephanoderes hampet Ferr. (Scolytidae):
Coffea sp si(COfee) meee Eee ti al asian Nice epee are pst Brazil, Ceylon.__.-_-_-__- Wissel 2
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangijeravindical(mango) ae ee ee Hawaii, Kenya____-------- 2 S| eee |e
Stictoptera signifera (Wlk.) (Phalaenidae):
(Airplaneieescssone wer Camille Mhumtan Nites conan maton osucd PAN ees eee mare LOAN EEN A | Ra Dileeee
Stilodes atromaculata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Orchidiseseee Ns RINE Cee ea Wr s Neen (Mexico sents nce istorseus ul aid | Reet! | RAM oa 1
Sybra alternans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):
J Nive o} ya (= aU Un 8 SCOR A a a aac Sh Hawaii, unknown_______-__]____ pie eee
IBathinvamonanana see ae oan ee NN AWall eae ci ese labore 11) (ees ae
Canavaliaisp eee a eee ene all ease | Runge doses Ree eee 3 baie ss) aS
Cordylineiterminalish (ti) eee ee | domes ial rene th Sea he
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)_____----------------|--_-- (0 (esa ay Were ARENT 2) eee
Stercultaturensty cect sups eer te ore ye mn aeeee coe ind | RR doieaee Dhar etme ty Ses Sees
Systole geniculata (Foerster) (Eurytomidae): ;
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel)________-___--------_---- YC Os] yl a eaten | eer | 1
Taentothrips alliorum Pr. (Thripidae):
Aoi CF te (ONG) Se eS oe Ha walle se hem teoeee 1) ee ees
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)________-.-----_----------- Germany, Iceland, Scotland_| 4 |____| 1
Centaurea cyanus (cornflower)______-------_-_-_-__--- Denman keen eee | eee | ae
Chrysanthemuntisp eee ee I rane atc oe 3st WA Se Se =
Dakiiiaisp taiiyc See eae ees eee eee ae Netherlands_____________- yt eS ee
Dianthusispe(Carnation) seeee eee me ema ny England, Germany, Nether- | 2] 3 |_---
lands., unknown
Blow ers——assorte deena eaten eee abe on England, Germany _______- 1 a eee
Unisisp ewe be ween PE oe Ee ee CO ee Serres heer | eee | Pee
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)______-____-_-----_____- Sweden) 52222 Vena, ot eres (See
LEQ TAS 0 (GOT) ae va eae Seay Soy ae ea eS Germany, unknown________ 1 ag) eS
Drtonia spi ta sett eee et eas Oe Een Hngland Sees ee eee e it Perens) ee
ZUNNIG Spee ey Mead Os Cea ee ae SCOtl amc eee eee eee ee 1) (ape
Tueniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthusispa (carnation) sees eee eee Rortugal seo seer aR 1 a Pe
WTO Werse eon en OLE A Ton ent ee ee ereael (Unknown nee eee | 1 ees
Taentothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Callunaiulgarzsi (heather) eee eee England, Germany, Scot- | 19 1} 4
land, Switzerland, un-
nown
TEp ica gsp eee Mp nee POLICY CCAD had ab AO a le pL ID aYed Eh Ys Lae SE ee ee 1
Gladtoliisisp rose ee eee ee RECA OR Cae ene Mexico-22). 2 2a 1) eee eae
Taeniothrips gracilis Mlt. (Thripidae):
Nymphaea odorata (waterlily)____._...-------______- [Bermuda eee ae sey (es Be

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):

Alpinia sp seek Ae Re eye

Chrysanthemum sp....--------
Dianthus sp. (carnation)

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_____________-__-____-___l_____ d

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Ala., Calif.*,
Di Cela.
Md., N. Y.,
P.R., Tex.

N.J.
Calif.*, La.,
D.C.
Calif.*, Ha-
waii, N. J.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
N.Y.

Hawaii.

N. Y.
Paks

Ill., Mass.,
Wesbae

31

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i > | 4 in—
s°| § |e
S) |e
Taeniothrips hawatiensis—Continued
Philadelphus sp. (mock orange)_.-..--2.-.--_-)----22|-2-2- Hawaii.
PEDERI 0 oe ee eS PEE Na Hawaii
PROSMISD a TOSe) mee tee ee ___-| Hawaii.
Sesuvium portulacastrum (‘‘akulikuli’’) ii Hawaii.
AS TRUETRONLCHTLALEN( SING EL) eye eee eee ee oe pen | EN d Hawaii.
Taeniothrips picipes (Zett.) (Thripidae):
Genuumnarsys (bluebell)22 2s 2 a N. Y.
LEPRYT TAC ae eS Se eee ees eee Mass., N. J.
Taentothrips vitticornis (Ky.) (Thripidae):
@anawaltaisp ene dae aes Se al al DET ch Wand ets epee rhe a lp} Shien Nee Hawaii.
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
DOLE ee ee eee ae Netherlands sess" a= ee eee | Ua eee | ee N. Y.
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)_____.._-_-___--__-______- WECenm ae nee e espe ene ui) areal Pe SS Ill.
AUTEN LAS eee MU SPN Da ee a Scotian clemmeneme amen 1 eee | eae N. Y.
Talponia batest Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)____..---------------- Guatemala, Mexico_______- 5 |e | eee Tex.
Tapinaspis wesmaeli (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Ohamaedoreaioblongata= 222) 2 ee Wiexi co Seas eno al Ie (ee Pa ee Tex.
“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Leon) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _____..___-------------- Azores, Mexico____________ Bidtnss) ta |e bl se! Mass., Tex.
“Targionia’”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
POSCONeMSpe (yam) eet sok Nee a a Anguilla, British Honduras,| 6] 1 |__-_] N. Y., St.
British West Indies, Nevis, Thomas and
St. Kitts, Tortola. St. John,
Tex.
“Targtonia’”’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
OR DILUNS D teeete td ee RS Sat see) J ee Ge oe Per COP EULCO mye ese | eeearad | 1 B (Cr
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)__________________- Antigua, Puerto Rico______ 1 15/2222) cha SSt:
Thomas and
St. John.
Tarophagus proserpina (Kirk.) (Delphacidae):
@olocastatantiquorum (taro)= 24-22 22-222 Hawaliees 220 ee. et ahaa, LY] 3 eevee Hawaii.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orchid Syamteeree tila ee ei eo eee ke Mexican 222 2e ees yt 8 a es | eee 7 | Tex.
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
(Orchid meeterete ss ee Unrate ila nN es ee ae ee aa Ws Guatemala, Mexico________}__--]____ 13 | Tex.
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
(Orchid armrest nn bi sed eo Eee Costa Rica, Mexico________]----]___- 10 coe Fla.,
ex.
Tenthecoris distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
(Orchid teers Aes A Rcd OE CanaleZoneh erate eee sala | Magia Re ie 2] Fla.
Tenuipalpus pacificus Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
ROUEN TSTS SD sae ee ee aa Indonesiass neat sae sos | eel eae 1 | Hawaii.*
Tenuirostritermes cinereus (Buckley) (Termitidae):
Orchids Sp th edi. i 4 | Tex.
Tillandsia sp d 1 | Tex.
Tetranychus atlanticus McG. (Tetranychidae):
FAabiscus isp eee say ie ee oie ee lew Co Sein ine, sesame ral | Reems efter 2 | Ariz.
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Boisd.) (Tetranychidae):
Gelostaisps(cockis/comb) 2282-22) 22s hat be He ban ona seen ee ST (eagle Mass.
Dianthusisps (catnation)=22_ 9-2-2 Japani2 oso ese ore. eee 1g aoa S| ae Hawaii.
Brsunisattum) (ped) =o eae ee ee ee eee Mexicoset 22s a soe Sakae iL?) | ele ees Calif.
Tetranychus desertorum are (Tetranychidae):
Gossiprinepes (COLON) sae ee a ee el dO oe Eee Re Le My [le ee Tex
Tetranychus telarius (L.) (Tetranychidae):
Ghirgsanthemumispe 2.22) Wo ee ey Erie Lari (2) eee ec edie | ee 1) }====])/Mass.
Dranthusisps (carnation) 22 ee Argentina, Germany, Japan_| 1 1 1 | Calif.*, es
wall, Pa.
Hinagariaisp (GLa w DCKry) seen ee rani Ce eee ere rent VG) egtp A apeens N.Y.
Malisisylnestris| (apple) senate sae ene ee eee @hile Soe Sas ad a ae 19 es 5 N. Y.
/RI8G SOs (GOED) Soe he oe See meee eee Greece, unknown__________ 1 1 |____| Mass.
Theba pisana (Muller) (Mollusca):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)_----------------------- Portugales2-- ~~ stasteay |e 1 |__--| Mass
Circimisimelon (melon) hese ee a eee nae PS Sore yt yap SE A ieee 1g) | oes | bas
Mactucarsatiin (lettuce meen ee eee ae Gibraltar EE 2 aaa yA 1 | ee Pas
Malitaryecarg oversee meme ones Ree ae Morocco eee ea 2) aoe el ete 8. C.
Thecla ziba Hew. (Lycaenidae):
FAmanasicomosus) (pineapple) sek aaa a as nee ee IMexicOn sn: sno ss eee Lip | eee | es Tex
Bromelia sylvestris ae a FS Eg one ay Ags Reed] Se a Tex
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae): F
Gactucalsatia'(lettuce)-20 2. ee ee ean Italy »Moroccosssss-eases |sa== Ot) | eae Nee bas
Flowers and plants—assorted______----.__------_--- DRE hea Eel Se ee ee 18 | NepYe

o2

Pests collecled and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Daisy aaah n eel ama! OD eee oe

Rotentillaisp mis baie etek see kdl) ne
Rosaisp (rose) sea ae Ee es So eae
Thrips fuscipennis Hal. (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)__.!__---_____________-___
Centaurea cyanus (cornflower)_......-------------__-
Daisy eur Rie eRe he) ON AT een eR
Dianthusispa (carnation) says aee ene es eee
Hlowers--assontedeee ste wee ea ea eke
ilezispy eee eR Oe he tae Teas ea
Lavandulatsp. (lavender) saosese se. a
iRotentillaniniuticosame ee en eC
EOS ISDy (LOSE) eee se wt Wy as a ne pe RNIN DVS
ZINN Spee eee et ee EN Te oa mes a
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
Calluna‘vulgarts (heather)... ..-2--2-----¥ 2222.2

Daisysee celiews aah. COU Rly cemiehiia be Ma aeT elakoe

Dianthusispsi (Carnation) ssc sae eee ane wy ESN

Hlowers—-assorteden. esate Sea aie ier eee

Rotentillaysp saree ees a res TN ee

IROSATSD3¥ (LOSE) eee ie pe eras Sh ek
Thrips nigropilosus Uzel (Thripidae):

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

ROSAS a1 (TOSE) hase nn yaad pape) Td eg
Toxotrypana curvicauda ine (Tephritidae):

Carica papaya (papaya
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign. ) (aUsGeeaiaae):

Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) ____________-__________
Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Westw.) (Aleyrodidae):

Spathicanparsagitty/olzameeea seen
Tricentrus albomaculatus Dist. (Membracidae):

Vanda sp. (orchid)
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)______-___-_________
Trogoderma boron Beal (Dermestidae):

Grain—mixed tigi a e FAPeNR Yale ga

iHordeummulganen (barley, aes a enna
Driticumiaestivumicwheat) aoe ee ne eee a eee
LOG MAY Sh (COLT) Bees ee eet ee eed eer ae a a
Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):
AlrachtsyhtypOgaeds (peanut) sete ae en ene een ee
Burlapibagging see eee oe
Grain— assorted a ee

ECG D RODD, (EM) Sen SIS as SE ea es Se
Trogoderma ornatum (Say) (Dermestidae):

Capsicum frutescens (pepper)_--.------------------2-

Wrapping se seers Tat She ail. Seinen) Sicha
Trogoderma sternale Jayne ssp. (Dermestidae):

Gossypium sp.) (cottonslint) Boop ose sae eee

eMandadolmbin’ ia siitemien ete USS ee eae
Trogozylon aequale (Woll.) (Lyctidae):

Swietenia mahagony (mahogany)_._..--_.----_--_____
Typocerus zebrata (Oliy.) (Cerambycidae):

Airplane ee Ue 2 eee WO SN) Deal es GR eas tla
Tyrophagus infestans (Berl.) (Acaridae):

Apium graveolens (celery)_--..-----_------_-----2---

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -__-

Hoheria populnea (ribbon wood)____.....-.--__----_-

Persca americana (avocado)___...-------------------

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)...----.----__--- P

Tagen ey Peete snare 3
German yeas
Bngland 0). ooh eae

May p bone SoS ed Ae ee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin ia E 8
56] § gs
ar 5 S ~
Sule cs
Germany, Iceland, Scotland, | 4 |__--} 1
Switzerland.
IDpyAeynGL Dj] ead a el
British West Indies________}---- SSP
Deland) 225 =e ee ee 1S aes
Gemmany2i223 56552, nnil ees Le Did at
Germany, Italy__.-____-_- 2) | = Bs ae
Germany, Scotland_______-_ TaN al
Denmarkees see ee Ai | pede [ae
Germany sss aae ee 167) SAE Raabe
2 A Co Co jeeeetne epee rrpre none Ip See tena UE EG
my Otees-esu sesseeeceen| it era eee
Nrelandhi 2. suse ee ee ee
JVAR NGL bee eee Li Des |e

Leal Gilly |e
Brees (eae 1
22 wheel PTE
ey UT OS
Lh) Dee eee
halls Laie eRe
Peete Ne: 1
REA 1
SU pees Bk
Uf eal ee
O}G| eon | ae
I) 22s) 2
VES fe TL RS
cfome| 6 Ws
tf.) iilsa ete!
a eee eos
ee (il ba LES
1S | iS | eee
chee. Mle ee
a eee na
16.) Ae ee
eeek ris] cee
L;, | 2323S
a Pape
ec Lee
eee err ol leeere
Ua arioe eS
Ty ee eee
Bee ee bal tee cs
orien be) as

Collected
in—

N. J.

Hawaii.
Ariz.

Ariz., Calif.,
Tex.

Fla.
Haiwai.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
P.

a.
N. Y.

33

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin b Sale in—
Halen Ae
a=) 8 |e
SS) || Eaal=
Tyrophagus infestans—Continued
Solliwithiplants andbulbstsse- ose = eee Germany altel yee | ee | een 2 | Mass
Dolley thneclmemcei a Si awmueianL os Vaiss NL Straits Settlements _______-_ eae |e ly | eee ||Miass
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_....-._.._____-------__- @anadaeeac ts RR REN ere Bre 1 ees | Text
Udea rubigalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Cirttinegs—unidentified s+) sean se Mexico tessa ulm nee AACA | eeu 1 | Tex
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Calrisynysivicee sew naen A UV APT OT Ch ees SE (Australiae= seasons a ala ese | Seawall
Oitrus paradist (grapefruit)_ 2222 22 ise 822 Sie eek Colombia eee Ly | eae | ee Fla.*
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_______--_____--_-_- Japanther ee ly eee Calif
Grirusreinensts) (Orange) see ee ee Cuba, Dominican Republic_|----| 2 |----] Fla.*
Unaspis yanonensts (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) By 4 eee Califes
Gitrusigrandis (pummelo)) S224 ssee st aA el |e | Hawail
Gs TiaistL mon (IEMON) See eek eee eI Paes on | sae al Calitee
Optrirs par adss? (POMelO) seas 2 ane a eee Ee do ee Pease Hawalic
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)__-_-_-_-_--_-_--_- China, Japan, Philippines___| 6 | 30 |----| Calif.*, lay
wail, Pa
Ottrus’stnensts (orange) 22 Soe a ee 8 ee Japan, Philippines________- 1 | e226 ee Calif*,
Hawaii.
Geirisispee = mea rie SaGelel canbe nua ote th Japanieen ees oi sey ter Bal hae fe : | Hawaii.
Poncirus trifoliata (trifoliate-orange)_________________]____- Oe ee ee | eee eee Wl] IDG:
Valtisstus diversus ee ) (Lygaeidae):
IBRESStIS Do (OLCHIG) eens eel yak eR British#Hondurassen se se | maaan ty ex:
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Aspasia epidendroides (orchid)______---------------- CanaleZonc seas amare |e een 2 | Calif.*
IBROSSt a COUACLO: (OLChid) Hone eee ee MT ay Othe APNE VERNER SI a eee 1 la.
SHITEELOAUINEO LUAU eee ee se re yy OPS ae Cyaan set SNE EAE BRL niet pees | (Eee Pes 1 | Calif.*
[BYICEER TAS) eh as AEE LCS REA cea trope at nue ee Mle as Coy eee eee G Le Loa Wie ey Pes 8 4 | Fla.
Brougntonia spe (OLChid) Ss ae 2 ee Se Cuba 0), Jamaicace ema kes | heres ess 8 | Fla.
Gaitleyatirzanaes (Orchid) Sate ee aie eA ee es Canali Zone ees aa Eee | eae 1 | Calif.*
Gupripediumyerul (orchid) 22222) Ae eee rte Straits Settlements________]----]---- 1 | Hawaii
Epidendrum ciliare (orchid)______________-------_--- Canali Zone? saat aes | eee | eee 2 | Fla.
Epidendrum prismatocarpum_____-__----------------|_---- ole Te OSE NBA ee EA 1 | Fla.
Epidendrum stamfordianum____-_______--_-----------|_-_-- Of OLE RET G| ENE SS 1 | Fla.
Lend SD wee eee ss ee AY ae Te TENE Canal Zone, Cuba, Trinidad_}----]---- 4 fe ay
ieleconiaisp ties 2 tee ea ee RD) Cuba ae Cae ile aerial] EL Se Fla.*
eat—unidentified Beste 252 Ses ae cohen i 2 Barbadossess aaa ute 19) Reet ease Til.
Oncidivum confusum (orchid)_____-_----------__----- Canali Zones eas hae ie Eee | aes 1 | Fla.
Onctdvimisp ies Hearse ae es hel aay Canal Zone, Jamaica_______|----]---- 3 | Fla.
Orchid ere ahiniceita TectegbeA LOY ya, epherp sande wenleot Bahamas, Canal Zone, Costa | ----}---- 24 | Calif.*, Fla.,
Rica, Cuba, Curacao, Do- Pan
minican Republic, Gua-
temala, Haiti, Jamaica,
Panama, St. Lucia, Trini-
dad.
Pang eo) (Grol) 5 ee Cabateee ae aiues ere eue ast 2 seselpeuelle< I ib,
Stanhopea grandiflora (orchid)__________-_-___-___-_---- Trin dade e ee 20 ee P| Ee Re 1 | Hawaii.*
Spa OG eo es SSR ee (Gamal Zone eee eta | aes | Pee 1 | Fla.
XG ODA LTASD A (OLCHIG) Hae ae eae ky pee eee eR | dost 2 SRP ee Re SS 2 tee. Il \wlexe
Xyleborus semigranosus Bldfd. (Scolytidae):
Cordylinetterminalzsi(t)) ose ee eee Hawaitt-) Seiteee 25 Sela e es | anes 1 | Hawaii.
Xylobtops sextuberculatus (LeC.) (Bostrichidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_____________-_-__--------- Mexico iea lt aoe ee es PN es Se) (eas Ariz., Calif.
Zonitoides arboreus (Say) (Mollusca):
Cordylinelterminalisi (ti) sae se eee Fa waliesemaiwtas mn Wale ners. HA eee ee Hawaii.
[Herries ORV GNS COR C ERE oo SATE TT ee onsen SS ees eral eee 1 | Hawaii.
UAUNUDERTUS! SP eve ie Cope Nt RIe TW LIAB eh ly onthe Japan ethos Os LOSS | oo eeoe 1 | Calif.*
Orchids Ges eis SaaS Le RUA he ee) 8 Mexico teen eeee Soe SES ale se Ey

34

Hosts and Insects

ABIES:

Megastigmus pinuspinus (Hymenoptera)

Megastigmus rafni (Hymenoptera)
ACACIA:

““Acanthoscelides’”’ spinipes (Coleoptera)

Mimosestes sallaet (Coleoptera)
ACER:

Periphyllus californiensis (Homoptera)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
ADESMIA:

Frankliniella cestrum (Thysanoptera)
AGARICUS:

Nemapogon granella (Lepidoptera)
AGAVE:

Euschistus comptus (Hemiptera)

Scyphophorus acupunctatus (Coleoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips alliorum (Thysanoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)
ALOPECURUS:

Macroplax fasciata (Hemiptera)
ALPINIA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
ALYXIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
ANANAS:

Agroiconota propinqua (Coleoptera)

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Chalcodermus dentiferus (Coleoptera)

Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)

Euetheola bidentata (Coleoptera)

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Pyroderces stigmatophora (Lepidoptera)

Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

“Targonia”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)

Thecla ziba (Lepidoptera)
ANNONA:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chlorophorus annularis (Coleoptera)

Hyalopeplus pellucidus (Hemiptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
APIUM:

Limazx flavus (Mollusca)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
ARACHIS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ARCTOTIS:

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
AROID:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
ASPARAGUS: ;

Crioceris asparagt (Coleoptera)
ASPASIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

ASTER:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
ASTRAGALUS:

Bruchidius picipes (Coleoptera)
AVERRHOA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
BAUHINIA:

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
BETA:

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Hypera postica (Coleoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
BRASSIA:

Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)

Valtissius diversus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA CHINENSIS:

Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)

Limazx marginatus (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Psylliodes chrysocephala (Coleoptera)
BROMELIA:

Thecla ziba (Lepidoptera)
BROMELIACEAE:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)

Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRYOPHYLLUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
BUDDLEIA:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
BUXUS:

Eriophyes canestrinit (Acarina)
CACTUS: i

Alypiodes geronimo (Lepidoptera)

Lygaeus pusio (Hemiptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

Oxygrylius ruginasus (Coleoptera)

Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
CAJANUS: a

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
CALADIUM:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
CALAMUS (?):

Micrapate mexicana (Coleoptera)
CALLUNA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)

Livia juncorum (Homoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Platythrips tunicatus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
CALOCARPUM: |. i

Anastrepha serpenting (Diptera)

35

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CAMELLIA:

Brevipalpus inornatus (Acarina)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
ee uniloba (Homoptera)

CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips vitticornis (Thysanoptera)

CAPSICUM:

Aufeius impressicollis (Hemiptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Paragonatus divergens (Hemiptera)
Plaiynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)

CARICA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Toxotrypana curvicauda (Diptera)

CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
para splendana (Lepidoptera)

CATTLEYA:
ities orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Lygaeus guatemalanus (Hemiptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
aie stellifera (Homoptera)

CELOSIA:

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

CENTAUREA:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

CHAMAEDOREA:

Calyptocephala gerstaeckeri (Coleoptera)
Chaetocnema ectypa (Coleoptera)
Charidotis seminulum (Coleoptera)
Clerada apicicornis (Hemiptera)
Ctenochira aspersa (Coleoptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)

Epicaerus fallax (Coleoptera)

Metriona crucipennis (Coleoptera)
Tapinaspis wesmaeli (Coleoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella tritici (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Homeeosoma electellum (Lepidoptera)
Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)
Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
Phytomyza atricornis (Diptera)

Plautia fimbriata (Hemiptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

CHRYSOPHYLLUM:

Anastrepha a Renpentues (Diptera)

CICHORIUM
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS DEPRESSA:

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS HYSTRIX:

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS LIMON VAR. PONDEROSA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CITRUS PARADISI:
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Myeiois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyyhus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria aurantit (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CLADOBIUM
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
COCOS:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)
Kalotermes immigrans (Isoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus saipanensis (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
ie crotonis (Homoptera)
COFFE
Condi capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COLOCASIA:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
see) proserpina (Homoptera)
COLUT
BRLShGoLae coluteae (Hymenoptera)
CONVOLVULUS
Spermophagus cardui (Coleoptera)
COPAIFERA
‘Adetus mucoreus (Coleoptera)
Dysdercus rusticus (Hemiptera)
Eiatupus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
CORDYLINE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

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CORDYLINE—Continued

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Parthenothrips dracaenae (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Plusia chalcites (2?) (Lepidoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

Xyleborus semigranosus (Coleoptera)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
CORTADERIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)

Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
CUPRESSUS:

Barbara tessulatana (Lepidoptera)

Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti (Coleoptera)

Orsillus depressus (Hemiptera)
CYCAD:

Ore apicaius (Hemiptera)
CYCLAM

ETRE intonsa (Thysanoptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Oxycarenus bicolor (Hemiptera)
CYNARA:

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CYRTOSTACHYS:

Pinnaspis buxt (Homoptera)
DAHLIA:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

Odontotermes wallonensis (Isoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
DAISY:

Haplothrips gowdeyt (Thysanoptera)

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
DELONIX:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
DELPHINIUM:

Diaprepes abbreviata (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (ibysanap ters)
DIEFFENBACH

Bradybaena ori (Mollusea)
DIOSCOREA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

“Targionia”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERICA:

Oxychilus allarius (Mollusea)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
EUGENIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
FATSIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
FERN:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
FICUS:

Asterolecanium pustulans (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
FOENICULUM

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)
GARDENIA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tesselatus (Homoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Teenie hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENTIAN

TU REBETER VED intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips picipes (Thysanoptera)
GESNERIA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Homoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
GLEDITSIA:

Bruchidius dorsalis (Coleoptera)
GLYCINE:

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
GLYCYRRHIZA:

Biuchopicgis glycyrrhizae (Hymenoptera)
GOSSYP

eee bicolor (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Pectinophora scutigera (Lepidoptera)

Tetranychus desertorum (Acarina)

Trogoderma sternale (Coleoptera)
GYPSOPHILA:

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
HEDYCHIUM:

Achatina fulica (Mollusea)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
HELICHRYSUM:

RIO abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
HELICON

Braateetn ‘similaris (Mollusea)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Crocidosema plebeiana (Lepidoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Tetranychus atlanticus (Acarina)
HOHERIA: ;

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)

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HORDEUM:

Trogoderma boron (Coleoptera)
ILEX:
ays fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Anastrepha distincta (?) (Diptera)
IPOMOEA:

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

peecenes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Bregmatothrips iridis (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (2?) (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

Rhagoletis completa (Diptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Oligonychus perditus (Acarina)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
LABURNUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Cnephasia longana (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Homoptera)

Nysius californicus (Hemiptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Thrips nigropilosus (Thysanoptera)
LAELIA:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pachybrachius neitneri (Hemiptera)

Pseudococcus halli (tentative) (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LAVANDULA:

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
LEUCAENA:

Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)

Stator pruininus (Coleoptera)
LILIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Lilioceris lilii (Coleoptera)

Liliothrips vaneeckei (Thysanoptera)

Nysius californicus (Hemiptera)
LONICERA:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Blissus leucopterus (Hemiptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Heliothis subflera (Lepidoptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

Plagiometriona diversicollis (Coleoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia eridania (Lepidoptera)
MACADAMIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

MALUS:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Austrotortriz postvittana (Lepidoptera)
Brevipalpus oudemansi (Acarina)
Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (2?) (Mollusca)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
Rhagoletis pomonella (Diptera)
Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)
MAMMEA:
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
MANGIFERA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha striata (Diptera)
Aulacaspis mangiferae (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Dacus passiflorae (2?) (Diptera)
Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)
Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
Xylobiops sextuberculatus (Coleoptera)
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:
Frankliniella sulphurea (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
MESPILUS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
MIMOSA:
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)
MONSTERA:
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
MUSA:
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Epilachna paenulata (Coleoptera)
Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)
Polytus mellerborgii (Coleoptera)
MUSCARI:
Bouhelia maroccana (Homoptera)
NARCISSUS:
Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)
Steneotarsonemus laticepes (Acarina)
NERIUM:
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
NYMPHAEA:
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
OLEA:
Dacus oleae (Diptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ONOBRYCHIS:
Bruchidius giluus (Coleoptera)
Bruchophagus onobrychidis (Hymenoptera)
ONONIS:
Bruchophagus ononis (Hymenoptera)
OPERCULINA:
Araecerus vieillardi (Coleoptera)
Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Anaphothrips orchidaceus (Thysanoptera)
Anchastus flavovittatus (Coleoptera)
Anthonomus ruficollis (Coleoptera)
Aphanus umbrosus (Hemiptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Crophius dirupta (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)
Deloyala lecontei (Coleoptera)

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ORCHID—Continued
Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Exptochiomera formosa (Hemiptera)
Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
Galgupha quadrisignata (Hemiptera)
Galgupha texana (Hemiptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Heraeus guttatus (Hemiptera)
Heterotermes aureus (Isoptera)
Hyperparachma rhodalis (Lepidoptera)
Iridomyremex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Limax marginatus (Mollusca)
Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)
Macropygium reticulare (Hemiptera)
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (?) (Hemiptera)
Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)
Mormidea pictiventris (Hemiptera)
Neuroctenus litigiosus (Hemiptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Oedionychis atroguttata (Coleoptera)
Oedionychis pavonina (Coleoptera)
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)
Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)
Pheidole megacephale (Hymenoptera)
Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)
Physonota citrinella (Coleoptera)
Physonota picticollis (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera congesta (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)
Praeblissus albofasciatus (Hemiptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Rejectaria pharusalis (Lepidoptera)
Scotinophara lurida (Hemiptera)
Stilodes atromaculata (Coleoptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera) __
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera) *
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
Tenuirostritermes cinereus (Isoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Epichorista ionephala (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Leptidiella brevipennis (Coleoptera)
ORYZA:
Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PACHIRA:
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
PACHYCEREUS:
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)
PALM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)
Metriona crucipennis (Coleoptera)
PASPALUM:
“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera)
PELARGONIUM:
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Frankliniella occidentalis (Thysanoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
PERSEA:
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Heilipus lauri (Coleoptera)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
PHAEOMERIA:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
PHAJUS:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
PHALAENOPSIS:
Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)

PHASEOLUS:
Apion griseum (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)
Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)
Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia leguminis (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
PHILADELPHUS:
Frankliniella sulphurea (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)
Lamellaxis gracilis (Mollusca)
Neoleucon rubrotylus (Hemiptera)
PHYSALIS:
Heliothis subflexa (Lepidoptera)
ILEA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
PINUS:
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)
Dryocoetes autographus (Coleoptera)
Ernobius mollis (Coleoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Leucaspis pusilla (Homoptera)
PIPER:
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
ISUM:

Bruchus emarginatus (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PITTOSPORUM:

Brevipalpus inornatus (Acarina)
PLUMERIA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Orchidophilus peregrinator (Coleoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Taeniothripe hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
PONCIRUS:

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
POTENTILLA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
PRIMULA:

Phytomyza atricornis (Diptera)

Taeniothrips picipes (Thysanoptera)
PROTEA:

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ischnodemus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

ELulia auraria (Lepidoptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
PRUNUS NIPPONICA:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus comstocki (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

PRUNUS SP. (cherry):
Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP.:
poe eccss matsumotot (Homoptera)
PSIDIUM:
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha striata (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PUNICA:
Amorbia emigratella (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
PYRUS:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ee molesta (Lepidoptera)
QUERCUS:
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Neuroterus numismalis (Hymenoptera)
Neuroterus quercus-baccarum (Hymenoptera)
Porthetria dispar (Lepidoptera)
Sinozxylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera)
RHODODENDRON
Dialeurodes EWiHenTen (Homoptera)
Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)
Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)
Psylla rhododendri (Homoptera)
RODRIGUEZIA:
Reed biformis (Homoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)

Thrips nigropilosus (Thysanoptera)
ROSMARINUS:

Cacoecia pronubana (?) (Lepidoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)
SAMANEA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
SAPOTE:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
SARACA:

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
SCIRPUS:

Glycyphagus ¢ Buses (Acarina)
SELAGINE

Philaspis Bp oale (Coleoptera)
SERISSA:

Brevipalpus tnornatus (Acarina)
SESBANIA:

Bruchophagus mellipes (Hymenoptera)
SESUVIUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

dc euothrips hawaviensis (Thysanoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Euetheola rugiceps (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)
Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
Limax marginatus (Mollusca)
Limothrips cerealuum (Thysanoptera)
Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

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Continued

Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)

Oxychilus allarius (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Milax gagates (Mollusca)

Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)

Tapophagis infestans (Acarina)
SORGHUM:

Aes leucopterus (Hemiptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (?) (Thysanoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPARTIUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
SPATHICARPA:

Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)
SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
STANHOPEA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Cephalodonta callosa (Coleoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
STENOTAPHRUM:

Hy mere pegpertalis (Lepidoptera)
STERCU

pe ae (Coleoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
STRELITZIA:

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Phenacaspis sandwicensis (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SWIETENIA:

Agroiconota propinqua (Coleoptera)

Trogoxylon aequale (Coleoptera)
SYRINGA:

Galerucella xanthomelaena (Coleoptera)

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
TAGETES:

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Myelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
THEMEDA:

Aplocnemus aerosus (Coleoptera)
THEOBROMA:

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
THEVETIA:

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)

Tenwirostritermes cinereus (Isoptera)
TRITICUM:

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Trogoderma boron (Coleoptera)
TRITONIA

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
VANDA:

Amorbia emigratella (Lepido ptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Clerada apicicornis (Hemiptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)

Parlatoria psuedaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Plusia chalcites (?) (Lepidoptera)

Tricentrus albomaculatus (Homoptera)
VICIA:

Apion pomonae (Coleoptera)

Bruchidius algiricus (Coleoptera)

Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus brachialis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus emarginatus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ulicis (Coleoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

VICIA—Continued
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

VIGNA:
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)

VITIS:
Ceratitis capitata (2?) (Diptera)
Chelymorpha varians (Coleoptera)
Naupactus xanthographus (Coleoptera)
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Polychrosis botrana (?) (Lepidoptera)

XYLOBIUM:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

ZEA:
Frankliniella williamsi (Thysanoptera)
Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)
Peregrinus maidis (Homoptera)
Trogoderma boron (Coleoptera)
ZINGIBER:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
ZINNIA:
Homoeosoma electellum (Lepidoptera)
Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Al

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Agrotis ypsilon (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
Anomala albopilosa (Coleoptera)
Anomala cuprea (Coleoptera)
Anomala orientalis (Coleoptera)
Anomala pleurimargo ‘Coleoptera)
Anomala schoenfeldti (Coleoptera)
Anomala sulcatula (Coleoptera)
Aphthona nanyoensis (Coleoptera)
Arcte caerulea (Lepidoptera)
Athesapeuta cyperi (Coleoptera)
Cassida circumdata (Coleoptera)
Characoma albulalis (Lepidoptera)
Chrysobothris adelpha (Coleoptera)
Colaspis suturalis (Coleoptera)
Colasposoma metallicus rugiceps (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
Cosmopsaltris fuliginosa (Homoptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Gnaphalocrocis medinalis (Lepidoptera)
Hyalopeplus pellucidus (Hemiptera)
Hypocala deflorata (Lepidoptera)
Kalotermes jouteli (Isoptera)
Monalocorisca granulata (Hemiptera)
Mormidea pictiventris (Hemiptera)
Nephotettiz apicalis (Homoptera)
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
Nomophila noctuella (Leipdoptera)
Nysius californicus (Hemiptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Nysius terrestris (Hemiptera)
Paragonatas divergens (Hemiptera)
Peridroma margaritosa (Lepidoptera)
Perkinsiella saccharicida (Homoptera)
Perkinsiella vitiensis (Homoptera)
Petrochroa dimorpha (Lepidoptera)
Physonota attenuata (Coleoptera)
Schoenobius incertulas (Lepidoptera)
Sidemia deparvata (?) (Lepidoptera)
Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)
Stictoptera signifera (Lepidoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Typocerus zebrata (Coleoptera)
BAGGAGE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Diaprepes famelicus var. (Coleoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BEAN:
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus maculatus (Coleoptera)
ON BOX CONTAINING RHODODENDRON
INDICUM PLANTS:
Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)
BOX CAR:
Oxygrylius ruginasus (Coleoptera)
WITH BROMELIAD AND ORCHID PLANTS:
Phelypera Gunga AG oleopters)
BURLAP BAGGIN
Trogoderma EEE (Coleoptera)
WITH CYPERUS SP. AND LYCOPODIUM SP.
Athesapeuta cyperi (Coleoptera)
FERN:

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
FLOWER SEED:

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
FLOWERS:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Cnephasia vigaureana (Lepidoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (?) (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Opogona purpuriella (Lepidoptera)
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Phlegyas annulicrus (Hemiptera)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Psylla rhododendri (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Taeinothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)
Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
FOREST LITTER PACKING:
Brachyrhinus singularis (Coleoptera)
GRAIN—MIXED:
Trogoderma boron (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
GRASS AND WOOD:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
LEAF:

Aleurothrixus floccosus (Homoptera)

Aulacaspis mangiferae (Homoptera)

Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)

Hypsopygia costalis (Lepidoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LEGUME SEED:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
MAIL PACKAGE:

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
“MANDADO” BIN:

Trogoderma sternale (Coleoptera)
MILITARY CARGO:

Theba pisana (Mollusea)
PACKING:

Heilipus ocellatus (Coleoptera)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Metopoplax ditomoides (Hemiptera)
PERSONAL EFFECTS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

Epilachna philippinensis (Coleoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

Oxygrylius ruginasus (Coleoptera)

Reticulitermes virginicus (Isoptera)
PLANTS:

Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)

Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Udea rubigalis (Lepidoptera)
TREE SEED

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
WEED:

Platynota nigrocervina (Lepidoptera)

OOD:

Coptotermes niger (Isoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Heterobostrychus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Leperisinus fraxini (Coleoptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Molorchus minor (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Isoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
WRAPPING:
Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)

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ALGERIA:
Ceratitis capitata
eee ren et SUDAN:
eee he gossy piella
ANGU are
ee aeeae stercorea
Pheidole megacephala
“Targionia” hartit
ANTIGUA:

Ancylostomia stercorea
M onomorium destructor
“Targionia’”’ sacchari

ARGENTINA:
Anastrepha fraterculus (?)
Nezara viridula
Tetranychus telarius
AUSTRALIA:
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Oxycarenus bicolor
Plautia fimbriata
Trogoderma granarium
ass citra
AZOR
pres pomonae
Bruchus luteicornis
Bruchus tristiculus
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Glycyphagus domesticus
Limax marginatus
Rhagoletis cerasi
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
BAHAMAS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Callosobruchus maculatus
Coccus viridis
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Fundella pellucens
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pulvinaria psidit
Vinsonia stellifera
BARBADOS
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Frankliniella tritici
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Vinsonia stellifera
BELGIAN CONGO:
Pheidole megacephala
BELGIUM:
Brachyrhinus ovatus
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella tenwicornis
Leperisinus fraxini
Limothrips cerealium
Megastigmus rafni
Periphyllus californiensis
Phytomyza rufipes
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
BERMUDA:
Agrotis ypsilon
Bradybaena similaris
Diaprepes famelicus var.
Frankliniella bispinosa
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Homoeosoma electellum
Iridomyrmex humilis
Pheidole megacephala
Prodenia eridania
Pseudococcus boninsis
Taeniothrips gracilis
BRAZIL:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Bradybaena similaris
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Deroceras reticulatum
Eurytoma orchidearum
Galgupha quadrisignata
Heilipus ocellatus
Hymenia perspectalis
Parlatoria cinerea

Countries of Origin and Insects

Pectinophora gossyprella
Stephanoderes hampei
BRITISH EAST AFRICA:
Ceratitis capitata
BRITISH GUIANA:
Huscepes postfasciatus
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Anastrepha striata
Cryphula apicatus
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Heraeus guttatus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
“Targionia” hartii
Valtissius diversus
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Myelois ceratoniae
“Targionia”’ hartii
Thrips flavus
BURMA:
eR emarginatus
CANADA:
Tualerodes vaporariorum
Tyrophagus infestans
CANAL ZONE:
Cephalodonta callosa
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Furcaspis biformis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli

Listroderes costirostris obliquus

Macropygium reticulare
Phelypera distigma
Pinnaspis buxi
Tenthecoris distinguendus
Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS:
Ceratitis capitata
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
CENTRAL AMERICA:
Coccus viridis
CEYLON:
Stephanoderes hampet
CHILE:
Chelymorpha varians
Eulia auraria
Frankliniella cestrum
Naupactus xanthographus
Pantomorus godmani
Pseudococcus gahani
Tetranychus telarius
CHINA:
Callosobruchus maculatus
Cylas formicarius ssp.
Pheidole megacephala
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis
COLOMBIA:
Adetus mucoreus
Aspidiotus destructor
Cerconota anonella
Deroceras reticulatum
Dysdercus rusticus
Furcaspis biformis
Platypus rugulosus
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri
COSTA RICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Anastrepha striata
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Eurytoma orchidearum
Furcaspis biformis
Galgupha punctifer
Limax marginatus
Metamasius sericeus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Tenthecoris confusus
Toxotrypana curvicauda
Vinsonia stellifera

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CUBA:
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Coccus viridis
Crocidosema plebeiana
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Furcaspis biformis
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Kalotermes jouteli
Mormidea pictiventris
Pachyzancla periusalis
Paromius longulus
Pheidole megacephala
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Reticulitermes virginicus
Ribua innoxia
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
CURACAO:
Vinsonia stellifera
DENMARK:
Deroceras reticulatum
Phytomyza rufipes
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips fuscipennis
ee infestans
DOMINICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Agroiconota propinqua
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Exptochiomera oblonga
Furcaspis biformis
Haplothrips gowdeyti
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sinoxylon conigerum
Tyrophagus infestans
Unaspis citri
| stellifera
ECUADOR:
er oleee nium epidendri
Epilachna paenulata
Frankliniella williamsi
Laspeyresia leguminis
Metamasius sericeus
Seg catenifer
EGY
erties algiricus
Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Spermophagus cardui
Thrips nigropilosus
Tyrophagus infestans
ENGLAND:
Anuraphis tulipae
Bregmatothrips iridis
Cnephasia longana
Cnephasia vigaureana
Crioceris asparagi
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Ernobius mollis
Evergestis forficalis
Glycyphagus domesticus
Laspeyresia nigricana
Laspeyresia splendana
Limothrips cerealium
Limothrips denticornis
Liothrips vaneeckei
Neuroterus numismalis
Phytomyza atricornis
Phytomyza rufipes
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips picipes
Thrips flavus
Thrips fuscipennis
Thrips major
Thrips nigropilosus
ENGLAND (?):
Tetranychus telarius
FIJI ISLANDS:
Dacus passiflorae (?)

Leucaspis cockerelli

Perkinsiella vitiensis
FORMOSA:

Oligonychus perditus

Parlatoria zizyphus

Scotinophara lurida

Trogoderma granartum
FRANCE
Acanthoscelides spinipes
Acrolepia assectella
Bruchus brachialis
Bruchus lentis
Ceratitis capitata
Dactylotrypes wyttenboogaarti
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Grapholitha molesta
Haplothrips cotter
Laspeyresia splendana
Limothrips cerealium
Parlatoria zizyphus
Polychrosis botrana(?)
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
Tetranychus telarius

FRANCE (?):
H wee postica
GERMANY:

Bruchidius incarnatus
Bruchus luteicornis
Frankliniella intonsa
Glycyphagus domesticus
Limax marginatus
Limothrips cerealiums
Limothrips denticornis
Phytomyza rufipes
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerasi (?)
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Tetranychus telarius
Thrips flavus
Thrips fuscipennis
Thrips major
Tyrophagus infestans
GERMANY (?):
Frankliniella intonsa
GIBRALTAR:
Theba pisana
GRAND CAYMAN:
Heterotermes aureus
GREECE:
Barbara tessulatana
Bruchus tristis
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Haplothrips cottei
Myelois ceratoniae
Tetranychus telarius
GRENADA:
Euscepes postfasciatus
GUAM:
Aonidiella inornata
Cassida circumdata
Diocalandra taitensis
Epilachna philippinensis
Oxycarenus bicolor
GUATEMALA:
Anastrepha distincta (?)
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Aspidiotus destructor
Furcaspis biformis
Tridomyrmex iniquus
Metamasius sericeus
Paromius longulus
Puto ulter
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batest
Tenthecoris bicolor
Vinsonia stellifera

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

HAITI:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Diaprepes abbreviata

Pheidole megacephala
Trogoxylon aequale

Vinsonia stellifera

HAWAII:

Achatina fulica
Adoretus sinicus
Amorbia emigratella
Araecerus vieillardi
Athesapeuta cyperi
Bradybaena similaris
Cassida circumdata
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Chlorophorus annularis
Clerada apicicornis
Coccus viridis
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptotermes brevis
Dacus cucurbitae
Dacus dorsaslis
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (2)
Diocalandra taitensis
Ereunetis flavistriata
Euscepes postfasciatus
Frankliniella sulphurea
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Hyalopeplus pellucidus
Iridomyrmex humilis
Kalotermes immigrans
Lamellazis gracilis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Listroderes costirostris obliquus
Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Mimosestes sallaei
Monomorium destructor
Nysius coenosulus

Nysius terrestris

Opogona purpuriella
Orchidophilus peregrinator
Oxydema fusiforme
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Parthenothrips dracaenae
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pectinophora scutigera
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Perkinsiella saccharicida
Pheidole megacephala
Phenacaspis sandwicensis
Pinnaspis buxi

Plusia chalcites (?)
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Spodoptera mauritia

Stator limbatus

Stator pruininus
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
Taeniothrips alliorum
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Taeniothrips vitticornis
Tarophagus proserpina
Tricentrus albomaculatus
Trogoderma ornatum
Xyleborus semigranosus
Zonitoides arboreus

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HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Metamasius sericeus

Polytus mellerborgii

ICELAND:

Oxychilus allarius
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus

INDIA:
Bruchophagus mellipes
Callosobruchus maculatus
Caryedon fuscus
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lyctus africanus
Odontotermes wallonensis
Trogoderma granarium
INDO-CHINA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
INDONESIA:
Tenuipalpus pacificus
RAN:

Bruchidius picipes
Bruchophagus glycyrrhizae
Bruchophagus onobrychidis
Bruchus brachialis
Bruchus emarginatus
Bruchus tristis
Bruchus ulicis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Macroplazx fasciata
Orsillus depressus
IRELAND:
Limothrips cerealium
Phytomyza rufipes
Thrips fuscipennis
Tyrophagus infestans
ISLAND OF RHODES:
Ceratitis capitata
ISRAEL:
Bruchophagus ononis
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerasi
ITALY:
“‘Acanthosecelides” spinipe
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchophagus coluteae
Bruchus ervi
Bruchus lentis
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristis
Cacoecia pronubana (?)
Callosobruchus maculatus
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Curculio nucum
Dacus oleae
Dyspessa ulula
Frankliniella intonsa
Frankliniella tenuicornis
Galerucella xanthomelaena
Glycyphagus domesticus
Laspeyresia splendana
Lilioceris lilit
Limazx flavus
Limothrips denticornis
Milax gagates
Mimosetes sallaei
Myelois ceratoniae
Nemapogon granella
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pyrausta nubilalis
Phytomyza rufipes
Porthetria dispar
Psylliodes chrysocephala
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Sinoxylon sexdentatum
Sparteus villosus
Thrips angusticeps
Thrips flavus
Trialeurodes lauri
Tyrophagus infestans
JAMAICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium epidendri
Callosobruchus maculatus
Furcaspis biformis

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

JAMAICA—Continued
Tridomyrmesx iniquus
Mimosestes sallaei
Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN
Warr cie sinicus
Anomala albopilosa
Anomala cuprea
Anomala orientalis
Anomala pleurimargo
Anomala schoenfeldti
Anomala sulcatula
Anthonomus rectirostris
Brevipalpus inoratus
Bruchidius dorsalis
Callosobruchus maculatus
Carposina sasakii
Ceroplastes rubens
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus
Colasposoma metallicus rugiceps
Coptotermes formosanus
Dialeurodes citri
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Euetheola rugiceps
Frankliniella formosae
Gracilaria azaleella
Grapholitha molesta
Haplothrips aculeatus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Hypocala deflorata
Hypsopygia costalis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Liothrips vaneeckei
Listroderes costirostris obliquus
Maruca testulalis
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Nomophila noctuella
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pinnaspis uniloba
Pseudococcus comstocki
Pseudococcus matsumotoi
Pulvinaris aurantii
Pyrausta nubilalis
Schoenobius incertulas
Sidemia deparvata (?)
Stictoptera signifera
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Tetranychus telarius
Typocerus zebrata
Unaspis citri
Unaspis yanonensis
Zonitoides arboreus

JAPAN (?):

Arcte caerulea

JOST VAN DYKES:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

KENYA:

Sternochetus mangiferae

KWAJALEIN:

Furcaspis oceanica

KWAJALEIN (?):

Characoma albulalis

LEBANON:

Bruchus lentis

Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas

Dacus oleae

eetonchs cinnabarinus

LIBERIA:

Lyctus africanus

LIBYA:

Bruchus lentis
Ceratitis capitata

MADEIRA ISLANDS:
Apion pomonae
Deroceras reticulatum

MEXICO:

Aleurocanthus woglumi

Alpheias conspirata

Alypiodes geronimo

Amorbia emigratella

Anaphothrips orchidaceus

Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpintena
Anastrepha striata
Anchastus flavovittatus
Anthonomus ruficollis
Aphanus umbrosus
Apion griseum
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Asterolecanium pustulans
Aufeius impressicollis
Blissus leucopterus
Callosobruchus maculatus
Calyptocephala gerstaeckeri
Caulophilus latinasus
Chaetocnema ectypa
Chalcodermus dentiferus
Charidotis seminulum
Chilo loftini
Chrysomphalus odontogloss
Chrysomphalus personatus
Clerada apicicornis
Colaspis suturalis
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Crophius dirupta
Cryphula apicatus
Ctenochira aspersa

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Deloyala guttata
Deloyala lecontei
Dendrocoris variegatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Epicaerus fallax
Epinotia aporema
Eucalymnatus tesselatus
Euetheola bidentata
Euschistus comptus
Everes comyntas
Exptochiomera confusa
Exptochiomera formosa
Farinococcus guatemalensis
Ferrisia virgata
Frankliniella occidentalis
Galgupha texana
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Haplothrips cottet
Heilipus lauri

Heliothis subflexa

Helix aspersa
Homoeosoma electellum
Hyperparachma rhodalis
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis
Limax marginatus
Loxostege similalis
Iygaeus pusio
Metamasius sericeus
Metriona crucipennis
Micrapate mexicana
Monalocorisca granulata
Monanthia monotropidia
Moodna bisinuella
Mormidea pictiventris
Neoleucon rubrotylus
Neuroctenus litigiosus
Nezara viridula

Nysius californicus
Nysius raphanus
Oedionychis atroguttata
Oedionychis pavonina
Ogdoecosta biannularis
Oxygrylius ruginasus
Paragonatas divergens
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria crotonis
Paromius longulus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phelypera distigma
Philaspis bivulnerata
Phlegyas annulicrus
Physonota attenuata
Physonata citrinella
Physonota picticollis
Plagiodera congesta
Plagiodera semivittata

45

46

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Plagiodera thymaloides
Plagiometriona diversicollis

' Platynota nigrocervina
Platynota rostrana
Praeblissus albofasciatus
Prodenia eridania
Prodenia ornithogalli
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudischnaspis longissima
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Pyroderces stigmatophora
Rejectaria pharusalis
Rhagoletis completa
Rhagoletis pomonella
Scyphophorus acupunctatus
Stenoma catenifer
Stilodes atromaculata
Taeniothrips ericae
Talponia batesi
Tapinaspis wesmaeli
“Targionia” bromiliae
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tenuitrostritermes cinereus
Tetranychus atlanticus
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Tetranychus desertorum
Thecla ziba
Trionymus sacchari
Trogoderma boron
Trogoderma ornatum
Trogoderma sternale
Udea rubigalis
Xylobiops sextuberculatus
Zonitoides arboreus

MEXICO (?):

Trogoderma sternale

MIDWAY ISLANDS:
Amorbia emigratella
Haplothrips gowdeyi

MIDWAY ISLANDS (?):
Perkinsiella saccharicida

MONTSERRAT:

Euscepes postfasciatus

MOROCCO:

Anuraphis cardui
Bouhelia maroccana
Myelois ceratoniae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps

MOZAMBIQUE:
Olethreutes leucotreta

NETHERLANDS:
Acrolepia assectella
Brachyrhinus ovatus
Bregmatothrips iridis
Dialeurodes chittendeni (?)
Eriophyes canestrintt
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips aculeatus
Limothrips cerealium
Mamestra brassicae
Phytomyza rufipes
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips fuscipennis

NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis

NEVIS:

“Targionia”’ hartit

NEW GUINEA:

Pheidole megacephala

NEW ZEALAND:
Anuraphis tulipae
Austrotortriz postvittana

NICARAGUA:

Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata

Aulacaspis mangiferae

Coptotermes niger
Nasutitermes nigriceps
NIGERIA:
Callosobruchus muculatus
Leucinodes orbonalis
NORTH AFRICA (?):
Olethreutes leucotreta (?)
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
NORWAY:
Argyresthia conjugella
Phytomyza rufipes
OKINAWA:
Brevipalpus inornatus
Parlatoria zizyphus
PALESTINE:
Ceratitis capitata (?)
PANAMA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Ancylostomia stercorea
Cosmopolites sordidus
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius sericeus
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (?)
Pinnaspis buxi
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
PERU:
Anastrepha serpentina
Deroceras reticulatum (?)
Pantomorus godmani
Tyrophagus infestans
PHILIPPINES:
Aonidiella inornata
Cosmopsaltria fuliginosa
Cylas formicarius ssp.
Dacus dorsalis
Monomorium destructor
Nephotettix apicalis
Pachybrachius neitnert
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pseudococcus halli(tentative)
Pseudococcus saipanensis
Unaspis yanonensis
PHILIPPINES (?):
Coptotermes formosanus
PORTUGAL:
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Glycyphagus domesticus
Haplothrips cottei
Laspeyresia splendana
Limax marginatus
Limothrips cerealium
Parlatoria camelliae
Rhagoletis cerast
Taeniothrips dianthi
Theba pisana
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis
Platynota rostrana
“Targionia” sacchari
ST. CROIX:
Pectinophora gossypiella
ST. KITTS:
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
“Targionia *hartit
ST. LUCIA:
Vinsonia stellifera
ST. MARTIN:
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Stenoma catenifer

AT

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

SCOTLAND:
Brachyrhinus singularis
Frankliniella intonsa
Limothrips cerealium
Livia juncorum
Megastigmus pinuspinus
Micrelus ericae
Oxychilus allarius
Platythrips tunicatus
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus
Thrips fuscipennis
Thrips major

SOUTH AMERICA:
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Frankliniella schultzei

SPAIN:

Acrolepia assectella
Brachycerus algirus
Brevipalpus oudemansi
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Frankliniella tenuicornis
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Gortyna jflavage
Laspeyresia splendana
Metopoplax ditomoides
Parlatoria zizyphus
Sitona lineata

Theba pisana

SPAIN (?):

Cryptoblabes gnidiella

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
Tyrophagus infestans
Vinsonia stellifera

SWEDEN:

Argyresthia conjugella
Dryocoetes autographus
Ernobius mollis
Frankliniella intonsa
Hylurgops palliatus
Limothrips denticornis
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus

SWITZERLAND:
Frankliniella intonsa
Grapholitha molesta
Laspeyresia splendana
Limothrips cerealium
Molorchus minor
Psylla rhododendri
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips picipes
Thrips flavus

THAILAND:

Cylas formicarius ssp.

Cylas formicarius formicarius
Gnaphalocrocis medinalis
Parlatoria zizyphus

TORTOLA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor

Coccus viridis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Frankliniella williamsi

Haplothrips gowdeyi
Nezara viridula
Peregrinus maidis
“Targionia” hartit

TRINIDAD:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Microcephalothris abdominalis
Monomorium destructor
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Vinsonia stellifera

TURKEY

‘Bruchidius gilvus

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Aplocnemus aerosus
Bruchus lentis
Callosobruchus analis
Ceratitis capitata
Epichorista ionephala
Frankliniella schultzet
Glycyphagus domesticus
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Heterobostrychus brunneus
Ischnodemus diplopterus
Leptidiella brevipennis
Lyctus africanus

Nezara viridula
Olethreutes leucotreta
Phlyctinus callosus

UNKNOWN:

Adoretus sinicus
Anastrepha serpentina
Aphthona nanyoensis
Bruchus lentis
Cassida circumdata
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysobothris adelpha
Dacus cucurbitae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Peridroma margaritosa
Petrochroa dimorpha
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sybra alternans
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips dianthi
Taeniothrips ericae
Tetranychus telarius
Trogoderma boron

VENEZUELA:

Anastrepha fraterculus
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Bephrata maculicollis
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Eurytoma orchidearum
Lygaeus guatemalanus
Mormidea pictiventris
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Stenoma catenifer

WALES

Neuroterus quercus-baccarum

WEST PACIFIC:

Nephotettix apicalis

WEST PACIFIC (?):

Dacus dorsalis

YUGOSLAVIA:

Frankliniella intonsa
Leucaspis pusilla
Systole geniculata

AS

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956

Pest and host Country of origin

Alternaria citri Ell. & Pierce:

Guinuststnensis) Orange) ee eeee nee eee eee eee Ttalyg(}) Seeacke eee ee
Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:

Dianthus'sps (carnation) 2222-22 eee == se Israel, Japan, Spain________
Anthostomella keissleri Cash & Watson:

ipidendrum) sp: (orchid) = 222 2e===s— a= eee Cubaete eee hese eee

QOrchidieee Me ee ne eS Se ee ee IMexICOse es seer ane em aae
Asperisporium caricae (Speg.) Maubl.:

Garicalpapaya (papaya) sense ease eee ae Cubseeeet a sace eee
{Asterosporium hoffmannt Kunze:

Fagus'sp:\ (beech) 22222 =" 22> 3 een se ee ee AUIStI Ae ee ea ee
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dug.:

Persea americana (avocado)__----------------------- Miexic o=see ee eee aeene
{Cercospora canescens Ell. & G. Martin:

Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)-_----------- Stakittswer ose aaa
tCercospora citrullina Cke.:

Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe)_------------- Venezuelase soon eee
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:

Coffeaisps (coftee) oat eet ee eee Brazil, Mexico. -_-___-----
{Cercospora cypripedii Ell. & Dearn.:

OrchidleM ne See ORT Eee oe Oe eke Oe roe Mexiconc see ee ieee

Stanhope spy (OCH) eeee eae yet ee ere eee | es (oop R ene i Aes Nie Ie hi
Cercospora gossypina Cke.:

Gossypium/sp’ (cotton) -- = eas a ee ee ee |e Co appease ya a
Cercospora musae Zimm.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-.------------- IMIex1 CO =n ee ens

Misa isp ot Soe Rees 2. se ee he See iBuertownicOs se nese eee
Cercospora neriella Sacc.:

Nerium oleander (oleander)._-.-.------------------- RY MCD — o
tCercospora primulae Fautr.:

Primulalsps (primrose) eae 22 = - ee ase Sate Cangdaseeas ee a encenaae
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:

Persea americana (avocado)_.----------------------- Mexicolte= = aes Ses een
Cerebella andropogonts Ces.:

Panicum'swynnertontt= == 2 > -- 2 ee Kenyaterss oa i etraise neers

Panicumisp ses ne Sos SOS ea RE eR Rhodesia anes ne aemene aes

Paspalum)spiie 2 oss ee Se ee een Mustraliaeeseeen eames
Chrysomyza ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.) Savile:

Loiseleuria procumbens (alpine azalea)__-------------- Switzerland== =. 222272272

RRhododendrony{aurievs see ee ee eee Japant= 2 hoa hee ara en

Rhododendron ferrugineum___.---------------------- Switzerland=s====eeene

Rhododendronthirsutumeon on eee ae | et ote Rei Ne eee

Rhododendron:sp see ae = a a re ro ae | Ee Ca aye ge ae Se Ls ea
Cladosporium oryzae Sace. & Syd.:

Grajemisata ua’ (rice) eee tena eral en reste ere eee enone BE Se eee
Colletotrichum arecae Syd.:

Areca cathecu (betel palm)_-.._-.-.---2-.---------1+ Guame tor seule ee hee
tColletotrichum cliviae (Oud.) Petrak:

Gliniak spt He eS Re RON eR es Bel eure
Colletotrichum dieffenbachiae Verpl. & Van den Broecke:

Dieffenbachiaispe ts. - os 252 ee Ee Miexicos2 ake Ssibemee ee
{Colletotrichum dracaenae Allesch.:

Dracaenaysandertand eee ea een epee aye ete Mrinidad a xeK pe ee eae
{Colletotrichum graminicola (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) .......------------------- IBY a 71) asset ten ee eu
Colletotrichum trichellum Duke:

Hederathelix’ (Englishtivy) 2-2 2-- --- = === (German yee eee
{Colletotrichum zingiberis Butler & Bisby:

Zingiber officinale (ginger) -------------------------- Chinawe\ 2018 ee eee
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.) Sacc.:

JED NAD UO RET pmo eet ae eee bee Netherlands === aes
Coniothyrium pirinum (Sacc.) Sheldon:

Malus'sylvesiris (apple)=2--2_- 2 eee Mexico, {New Zealand____-

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
a | Ble
a8| §|s8
ae i=] ow
{e) io) &
oO 2, |PH
1 ees ee
2 itl eee
ers | pees 1
eee ee 1
= 25s pkey | eee
Bere oe a 1
ih yp eceell ess
1) ae | ree
al Heya Lia (Cet
HW eeselh 7a
Sete ee 1
ere lk a 1
1a el es
1 222 ee
1 |) or d[ ee
Papen) Ri sae 2
takes tll ee 1
2 i eee seas
Losses 1
ps aed 1
ees Nee 1
pa hae eee 1
ae ee 1
So Sees
DY ee en
Lo pee
Tigi | ese eee
3) eee
Toa sleee 1
Bes [eae 1
pees ree 1
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Pega NS 7
2) a

Collected
in—

Pas

Hawaii, Mass.,
\ eee

Fla.

Tex.

Mass.

N.J.

Tex.

St. Thomas
and St. John.

St. Thomas
and St. John.

La., Tex.

Tex.
Tex.

Tex.
Calif.*
Ill.

Calif.*
Hawaii, Tex.
N.J.

Tex.

P.R.

12) 1p

N. Y.

49

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin bo Sale in—
Bla a lee
Bo} P9186
43/4 /o5
{>} ole
iS) Z ia
Cumminsiella sanguinea (Pk. ) Arth.:
Mahonia aquifolium moseri___.___------------------ Netherlands sae eee Sea | eee 1G Nae
Mahkontaiaquejoliun ptcart 2) een EOE ese Co Ka ei tat ea a eb es 8 1h NeA
Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_._....-______-__--___-__ Mexico tana sem non aee eeenee 1 eee | eee ar exe
Gucumtsisattvus) (cucumber)-2- 222222222 2 ee (ih Se eA oe S| ees oe exe
TE UEUCLEMSHIACSINTS eee ee ee ene eae (Philippines eye een eee |e | preee 1 | Calif.*
Cylindrocarpon mali (Allesch.) Wr.:
Mialusisyluestris (apple) !_ 224-2222 <2 222222 222 e- Netherlands, New Zealand__|----| 2 |____] Pa.
{Daphne mosaic virus:
DAD ASD De eee eee ee oe Te ee ee ing land iat sass wean anes tec nel oon A leNede
Dendryphium obstipum F. Pollack:
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_______________________- Ching tea eee 1 ese eee Califa
{Diaporthe citri (Fawe.) Wolf:
Giirus\paradist (grapefruit). 22222222 VORTAC oR-w ss ee | ime lon | eee | exe
Diaporthe eres Nits.:
Wisteria sinensts alba (white Chinese wisteria) ________ Netherlands@e aes Sea | eat eile SNE
}Didymosphaeria opulenta (de N.) Sacc.:
Pachycereus marginatus (organpipe cactus) Renee ape tne IMexicONascasoeten eee San | allel | Ariz
{Diplodia circinans Ell. & Ev.
Yucca elephantipes (bulbstem VUCCA) eee re raed ieee! COU nnn cena ney nee ee Se aR Naa
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
Rhododendron laetevirens____.___.-_______--_-_--__-_- Netherlandstse =s=saeesee= eee ee le NEE
Rinotodendronispe eee en mins ea eetene a tey artes ls leet SEY CORRE Rit ee we Selma Ae ee Nata Nee
Discosia artocreas Fr.:
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)____________-________ apa nhs Sere eee mene pean noe nalts
Elsinoe australis Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)________.____--___=___- IB raz) Melee eneer er near eee a eae | ease Va sss
OatnasieLuman (lemon) ee eee eens Nerney ney any ‘Argentina, Brazil/-_____ = 22 ebay | CORNEA Ibe,
Md., Mass.,
INishYeuibae
Tex.
Citrus paradist (grapefruit) 22222222222 ae Brazileee ee sma sateen BEE SW 2 PN|A SEA ING NC Te
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)__________________ Argentina, Brazil__________ LT ie Leal | eee ea Ne
Galrustsinenstsy (OLAlIEe) eee ee es ee ce Argentina, Brazil, unknown_| 2 | 52 |____ Alae eauCalites,
La., Md., 5
Mass., N.Y.
Pa., P. R.,
St. Thomas
and St. John,
: Tex.
Elsinoe fawcetti Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_______________________ iPhilippinesseesseeee eee || Gee | me Wash.
Elsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Mangifera indica (mango)__-_-__.--_--_-_-___--___--- IMiexicoeasaaaae as wane HH | Mes S| ees Tex.
Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P. Syd.: 4
(Gyazaisctivay (TICe eee ee te ee gee ne a iidia ep ree een ea: 1 | Ror eaoe Ill.
tErysiphe polygont DC.:
REStITS Deca ne Se a Pose oe eee Per Ue ese ER eee a | cee Jie |PS=4 |e Calif
Eudarluca australis Speg.:
CTinySan Lemmy sp eee eee ee ee ee Japanees sce commana | ston) | eka Hawaii.
tFusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. nicotianae (J. Johnson)
Snyd. & Hanson:
Nicotiana tabacum (tobacco) ._______--_--___-________ Dominican Republic_______|____]___- ep Ts 1s
Fusicladium pirinum (Lib.) Fckl.:
IByrusicommunts, (DEAL) sonore nee toe nee eee DS ch ao ape Rt oe a a | 1 |_...| St. Thomas
and St.John.
TALS S Peeps Ones eg a pee ia ee te ee ale Aistraliaa seme se ees iN ea res Hawaii.
Gloeosporium elasticum (Thuem.) Cke. & Mass.:
Ficus elastica (India rubbertree)__________________-_- IM@xi CO me na ee te ene a Ses | peas 1 | Tex.
+Gloeosporium limetticolum Clausen:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_________-------------- IoTENalye a el 1 |_-__| Wash.
{Gloeosporium mangiferae Del.:
Mangifera indica’ (mango): _-_-_--_________________- Philippines sees sen e sf | ese eats Hawaii.
Gloeosporium olivarum Alm.:
Oleareuropaca) (Olive) == ste ene re ee ee RH hice ahaa Se ale tet pela 1 eese ee N. Y.
tGuignardia traversi Cay.:
Shimla sos (Grote) :2 a ee see Canali Zone meee eae | eres | eres 1 | Hawaii.
Gymnosporangium clavipes Cke. & Pk.:
Crataegus oxyacantha (English hawthorn)_-_-_--------- Netherlands sees ses eeeeen| Renee || WE AS

See footnotes at end of table.

50

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin Ss Io
2/2 /8
28/2 28
ar i=} or
° i} be
i) Z |Ay
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) ---.---~-------- Japan s== 2 seers se oe seer ae nee 1
Gymnosporangium junipert Lk. (?):
Sorbus aucuparia (Huropean mountain-ash)__.___--_-- SS We ene See re ree ee | ee eee 1
tHelicotylenchus nannus Steiner:
Cactus)plant#)_S2teee sb Ue oun et eae nn aawae tas Ttalysestine san tce se onaseS|!s\ 08 Ieee 1
Oreocereus trollit (cactus)_.--..--------------------- Canadausakss see sad es ees eae aes 1
Portulaca grandiflora (portulaca)_...----------------- Miexico=s saeco soe e =e <n sea Ete Ree 1
Feet AR Os SP OR ERA ae ae Jet eGR seca ata kt
tHendersonia coffeae Del.:
Coffeaisp's (coftee) 22 as pee et aaa es ee sae ee Miexi coMMS=S= sean eennesiee fest eel eee
Hendersonia epidendri Keissl.:
Epidendrum nervosum (orchid) -__--------------------)----- done eo- se eesemin real ye |e 1
(Oye) rite eR NA i al lds SS ee ee (Chimay) - felled sles = 1
{Hendersonia importata Allesch.:
Oncrdvumisps (orchid) essen eee Miexicoliet = 2) oss Seale Wa | oes 1
f$Hendersonia yuccae Kickx:
Varccaisp seven Nia Sie eas eS) newt eee doves es on eee eon ceed ee 1

Heterodera avenae Hidam:

Bee ee ee er ae ta sate eee ere awe me MN ELAN ee ee ee eee eter | Ne 2m orcas |
Soiliwithtantichokeirootss spss ss sre ane eel ne tea yy eee ape ee ee ene ere | pn | a
Soil with automobiles____.-_.----------------------| Denmark, England, Ger- | 10 |____|___-
Soiltwithibageing 2222s ee See eee eee Belen se a ene es |e] | eed | er
Soil with bay tree.__-.------- pen bier
Soil with dried seed beans eal
Soiliwithifigitree: ee wi sas se eae iene {ie NT
Soil with fig and olive trees__.__..-___--------------]_---- dombis houtens senna Bagh hg ete |
Soiliwithifuchsiayplant eens Sea eee ee WAS Gri aes 22 sebis mune Nun Baa ee paki) eee iy 5
Solliwithigarliclse seen eee eee ee Ttaly eae hye Bt ae 8/58 lla ae
Soillwithsivysplantse ee eee wee ee Germany2 ee Bees (W592
Soiliwithtoleanderiplant@s222 sso es eee Austriat. 225220 et ee sa ee 1
Soilkwithsonvons soma se eer el ea ee nee Ttaly Sass ue nes Arn seaman [iti SU Sar
Soiliwithwunknown\plantae se eee Germany22se*P esis) ees | tuna ene 1
Soulbwithiportulacajplant= sss eee eee Italy See ee is tiene Soren ieee ee 1
Soilkwithtrosesplan teas ae eee ee Greece) 2222 aso S| 1
Soilgwithisnails. Se ee ie ee i eee ary Tunisia iis See nae eas nh (ee ee
Soil with strawberry roots....--.------------------- Germany 2242522 ee ee ee 1
Soiliwithstuberoselbulbsssa ee eee Asrae] Ae Skea eR ease SEL ek 1
Soiliwithitulipibulblassess Sanne natn en nn aaa Spain el soko i arses vba Eee Pee 1
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schurr. Stek.:
Sore se ead IE 2 re es Sosa IMlexic 0 saeea en neraenerm Qh ioe eee
Soillwithfanthurium\roots2 sce se se tener ee es eee OUSIO Moss satin re eS S8 Ran eee 1
Soilkwithibegoniarplantemeee meen = seam eemeeneeesre neem | Dene donk eke ws Ieee IWF igs leg
Soil with bougainvillea cuttings.___...._------------]_---- oe ears Mec Aen eer anes a Mle bers Ea
Soilkwithicactitplantsse) soe eee tae eee Algeria, Canada, England, | 4 }|____] 32
Germany, Italy, Japan,
Mexico.
Soil with cacti and succulent roots____.__------=----- englandhS=Sesr ss seas eee | ree 1
Soiliwith)Hchevertaisps(t)eeceeene ene eese eee eeeeeee Mexicont eas ee seat Wl Tei
Soiliwaith¥geraniumbplamts se cysee eer a ene mee rene ree | enna Ose hS se RSs olin Rete eles epee 1
Soil with Gymnocalycium sp. roots___-.-------------- TL ee Ee reel | hee | eee 2
Soil with Mammillaria elegans var. roots___-_--------- Ce (3) ee see os | Cee | 1
Soil with Mammillaria spp. roots_______------------- Argentina’ sea Oe eats | ee 1
Sorlhyyithimain Gp) arts eee eee eae eee Mexico:= 22230 oe ee | ee ee 1
Soil with Opuntia microdasys roots______------------- Canada seis ere ier ee | Oe | Re 1
Soiliwithtunknowniplantsees eee ee ee ee Mexicol 222.00 a eee 40) | aes rs
Soiliwithspotatoes {S20 Ree eee ela eee | eee 0 ar hee hb trees | eae Baas
Soil with resurrection and cacti plants____-_----------]----- (ate pepe esraes Neen ett 5 Lgl pee se =
Soil/sweepings) from! box (cars) ese eee ee | eae Connie haa eet eis | eee fps Eee
tHeterodera cruciferae Franklin (?):
Soiliwithililyjbulbs =e aes 2 aie eee PDR TR 8 ee eee nese | | Re 1
tHeterodera ficit Kirjanova:
Soilhwirthifiper ots ie eeaeen ee Naip as mine eine ee ee teal y see ee pete reer Ped selon)
Soil with fig and carnation plants_____---._.-----..--|-=_-- (0 0 ape a a es 2 pea fg 8 1
Soil with fig and grape cuttings._...__........_-_---- Portus] ee anes ener lea | rarer cae 1
Soil with India rubbertree roots _____---------------- Germanya eee ee a |e 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

N. J.

Ariz., Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.

51

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Pest and host Courtry of origin

Heterodera fici Kirjanova (?): ;

Soil with tree roots—probably Citrus sp._------------ AT BentiNa sees ee
Heterodera humuli Filip.: :

Soulkwiththopiro0tgs 2 see. 2b a 2 ee Switzerlande2sss"ssasoeee
Heterodera punctata Thorne:

olla eee Pekin Sk Alas desskaastace) Ireland. -Jia 222s. 222 Seen

Golibalinspeee eeteree ss Corey pi bieaies ornare ee Teeland esses eee

Solmwithtautomobiles == mass sen Seer eee England, Germany, Ireland -

Soilewithreyclamentplant=- 8. =. ID aa

olhwatbraahliastubersses= ee anu na eae ltaly See eae e a.

Soil with fern and philodendron plants_______-------- IMIEXIGO Ser teers

Wollrontlaticaneeste paren ar Terres osmieaesene inns kee me

Soiliwith'Galanthus’sp. bulbsi2-2 272222. 2 22222222 (German yeas

Soliwithigeranium)plants) ]2) 22220722222 ee Netherlands___-___-------

Soiliwithigladiolusicorms_—---2-- 22222522222 ee Ireland tiers eo teme res ean

Dollawithehorseradish ers soe ee ee ee Germanysen = enero enee

Sollawithwivyaplan tssee eens den ee ccee rae ee e Ome a EEE ERTL

Sollewithemyntle planteweaue se een ee (a ile aa

Olle Lhnancisss| Ul DS ess see ee tee eee | (a apie esa Pik Dua eg

Soil with unidentified plants___.___.___------------- Austria, Germany, Mexico,

Sweden, Switzerland.

Solkwithyprimroseiplantsse. sees ee eee ee Eineland Sa eee ee

Dollewithishamrockiplantsc-Wase ne oe oe Trelande= 2s aeea Be annem
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:

Nolluwithacaciartreese wie eek SR ee Beate apres st eel a

Solnithianthurium@ cuttings ete ten sso eennn an ma IE guna Name Sees yaneae

Sollswithrautomobilesse- see nee ee ee Thelind’ Trelandseee se

Soil with beech cuttings and potato tubers________---- Johar

Soil with carnation, geranium, begonia, and clover plants | Germany-----------------

Sollkwithi celery eee mT ee he Sec aoe oe Ene landseweneen eee eene

Sollewithwecheveriar(}) cee ese ee oe te ne eeee eae Micxicome eee ne emmi imme eae

Solewithigariicsseceek UL eh ler Sila tie cesar Argentina vreruess- 222822

Bolkwithyeerantumeplantse2|s 5222 502s = eka Se (Unknowneeesassaaiamaenie

Soubwithvheatherplantses 222225522 eee osc ee Scotlandesa aaa nm aae waren

Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips_______.___----------- England, Germany -- --_---

Sollgwithymaidenhair fern. {282222522 ease tet Hinglandsimatirana ae

Sollwithinarcissus)bulbsss20 ose ses ee eS SSE Sa alee do Sen ieae REEMA

Soilswithipine!seedlingss- "S225 iaasts ee estas Germany meee n seen aes

Soil with an unknown plant__.......-_.___-__-------- MEXICO eae acne rms

Solkwithapotatoes sssee bi Soe eet Argentina, England, Peru__-
{Lembosia cactorum Tracy & Earle (?):

Waictlis ee ee aR ODT T ESI Sees ho ae Mexico eet ee ee ee
“TLeprosis’’:

Gptrusilimon) (lemon) ties eae ee eee veneer (iets Muses Canesten tir

Ouirusimaradists(erapeiruit) 222225222 e Slee e ee | Bees (oe ype hs Se baie OR CRD

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ----------------|----- 1 ONE See ere

Giiruswsinensts( Orange) eee ane See See ne eee aeons COWES ten a SER aee seems
{Leptosphaeria niessleana Rabh (?):

Orch eae Se Oe a Sei epee enemies te eR (6 ayia as he ee pbk rea
Leptosphaeria rusci Sace.:

Ruscus sp. (butchersbroom)____.___----------------- T tally een etn eee ae ee
Lophodermium pinastrt (Fr.) Chev.:

TERI eh (TT) Be ee SEI SED SCOtl anc meena reese
Lophodermium pinastri (Fr.) Chev. (?):

RInUsISDs (DINE) 22h ase ad as SNe Le sae Mexicobes a east en uae
{tMacrophoma araucariae De Lac.:

Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) Sey ne eises Bee Sale Spain eas ee ee ee
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)____------------ Mexicole sean m= eee

Moarsaisp = ene EB er eee PEERS eS e ERE ee Japan ene eae mie eee
tMarssonina fragariae (Sacc.) Kleb.:

ragarvaisp. (sirawDerry) = 2242 s= seo ae anew a eee ne Germanys e@asdnne sacs
tM aresenine rosae (Lib.) Lind.:

(sf) aye se LES EI AE ee eee er eer peroe ere Mexicotsera sini emienes

tM Be iprondiie betulinum (Pers.) Kleb.:

Betula pendula youngt-J.2..2-2.---.------2--=-2=2-2 Canada 2s Raeaena eae

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

Collected
ay in—
Eg
a
iS)
uh and Fla.
yess) dekh N.J

1 Mass.
eae Ney:

9 NOY. ba
pict [sen INGaYs
TE | WE Nic
epee deh Ariz.
ee Tex.
peices || Se N.J.
peed | eae INESYE
Pee (eee 3 N.Y.

1 N. Y.
diet Seale hte N. Y.
TORRES N. Y.
eae | ee NERY
doses Wiel INEYe ene airs

Tex.
eaeih bar N.Y.

1 DEC;
safest |e Tex.

Sena (eee Tex.

2 INGE
ogee aad N.J.
spores ape) NE YS
safe Wash.

1 Tex.

4 NEY
puigigen [tee NERY
geet uli NERY.
Repay pina Calif.*, N. J
ES Eee INERYS
Sodas elas Md.

Bybee Shoal N. Y.
ee lt Tex.
eee La., Md.,
N. Y., Tex
fos Pe Ariz
pedis oes |) Calif*
2 Tex.
1 Tex

Ariz., Calif*
Ariz.

Pa.

Hawaii.
Tex.

Calif.*

Calif*
Hawaii.

Mich.
Tex.
Wash.

52

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1966, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Pest and host

Melanospora zamiae Cda.:
Nicotiana tabacum (tobacco)
Zingiber officinale (ginger)

{Meliolina haplochaeta Syd.:
UMletnostderosyvilosaaae ate eo ae

Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:

Allocasiarspey sees ad eae nena Nuh eee MeN eee
Alstonia constricta
Cacti

Mamamillaria wildii cristata (cactus)
Oreocereus trollit (cactus)
RR ALOden canons ee eee a
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
Amorphophallus sp
Begonia spss ee Santa eee Aare in aie eS TE
KChiertaynt cha mn enn mi uit Mina aa nln eae Mee ai
{Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood (?):
Betatvulgaris: (pect) eats sen a ee Dee ne
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood:
Astrophytum ornatum (cactus)
(Begoniapspacrr nse ee nit ek cent eee S immer at
Celosta argentes (feather cockscomb)____-_-___--_____
Danicusicarotay (carrot) mere amie meee men
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)
ivhodedendnonisprse nae Nuenae nee ee maaan
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chitwood acrita
Chitwood:
Alocasia sp
IBEGOntais peer ee ete Ue ea RES ee Meee
iBetagvulganisn (beet) mae tena ee 1 ee me nent
Dantcislcarotaa (Carrol eee
Mammillaria wildit cristata (cactus)
Oreocereus trollti (cactus)
Ornithogalum arabicum_____-___-____-
Roltanthesispees ence
Soil with fig roots__
Solanaceaes(({s) zee cuet au aetna BR NORE see NC POUR
Solanum tuberosum (potato)

Washingtontarsp™ (palm) eee oe ietns in svete anten on al
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood:
JAG RETORED TTA Os, oa a
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)________________________
Echinocactus grandis (cactus)________________________
Mamamillaria schiedeana (cactus)
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)
Roltanthesisp ee s2 Se De ae iene anal meme een
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)
LONLedeschigisp ester etre a ta eee Ol ee ah
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Prunus domestica (plum)
Bri nusi spn CHELTY) eet ee oe ne
}Mycosphaerella alyzxiae Petrak:
ALY ZIONOLVIGEL OTITIS mate ee eee ee en a PE
tMycosphaerella anthurii Miles:
Anthurium sp
Mycosphaerella cattleyae Cash & Watson:
Cattleya skinnert (orchid)_______________
Epidendrum radicans (orchid)
IE pidendriimispes eee ce anes yea tae Neer
Laelia anceps (orchid)
Orchid eee eS eA TE Ee ie eee
Mandingo (Ondine) 2 ee
Mycosphaerella clintoniana House:
FR ROCOMENOTONIEp tee eee ene ee ee
Mycosphaerella coffeicola (Cke.) Stevenson & Wellman:
Coffeaisp’; (coftce) Sasa aaa Enh ay Baer

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Me: Collected
Country of origin if 2 4 in—
B6| § |25
nal oe ebm
(S) a |Ay
Dominican Republic__-----]----]---- Shea) PS Ress
[ae ee ne eer 2 {leases |e Calin
IFT a Wallet ee te eee ee 1) | See eee Hawaii
IMexico=ses 2 een ae | meee ee el exe
PAtis tralia eer ce eeeeeeet eee rear ee | iene sees dl CEs
Tanase Meine eee serie erat popes Noibed lanl ilu 4. dfs
CWE oe a a pee Nate hel ladies
Shelfols'{s di
1/N.J.
1 | Hawaii.
Netherland sees enenn | emnen | aren hel | ANIo dio
fiBraztl eV ext co meee ence | eae | eee 3) | Ne Ye hex:
INe ther] aires esseesaees eee mes | een eee Tel Ns dia
Israel iene Sr iste eae ee eae 10s | ees ea
TOaria acne Rane Rees aes si in| ebaee | Seren i ||) Wedls
TpllabintoeVobsiaia eel ae Ve ae oS WP Ise WG
Mexicote tas at2 2) sean on | ied ee 10 iettexe
uae Costa thera et es s cetectie th] OSes | peewee eRe,
Titel yen eee ere Se en |e 8} pith, Ye
IMexicon ttre he HSE theta ieyent | Mae 1 | Tex
ea (6 Vo epee pth ed i EN ff hil |) RRR.
sila donee ene ome ene me meee ol a exe
tBrazil, fEgypt, fMexico____| 1] 2 |____| Pa., Tex
ERI CO ees Ne AND em | an | pee Tex.
NOP TENG P\cad, seks epee ee enced cP 1|N.J.
_-do 1 Nea
Nene
iP ANTg dls
Lb ilvidtlg MW
¢Chin 1 | Wash.
Beal ftChile, fCuba, 1 5 eae INL Meals
Mexico.
Mexico tt SF 2s Re Sa ee | reek | ee 1 | Tex
SJ MPN etn a ee cre | ne | 2 | Calif.*, Wash.
Greece sui tama mecten aie miien | Hes eee INEOYe
GIN Wp. cfe pega aca ey a 1 | Tex.
fi Carnet eee asi ays ease 2 al | Perci | oe Nee
fltaly 2tte Ses S ee See Ce eee |e OL Nemes
ek te (a yaa cep ate rca Rt) ea OTL || INS
INCE MEN meee lee selloces 4/N.J
Union of South Africa______]_-___]____ iy Ned
Hrancesevi tase ne eevenees itis] kes |e Pa.
Germanyaeee seen mine Yi ca al Fah Pa.
Hawaites* aes eas aeeeaees 1s] eee | ate Hawaii
Mexicon ener ss nes 7 i Sin | ene Pee 1 | Tex.
1S tex
1 | Fla.
Te eetex:
ake 2 | Tex
Mexico) alyador ssn ee ee | een eee 3 | Tex
Mexican: sae eS ieee See |\eoren heer 2 | Tex
Netherlands aaa | eaeeme | eerie |) Whod
IMexicoseae= = see aeeeaaeen 1 ant fa Tex

53

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

Pest and host

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:

HES TOn ste STSe(GLEA WDELLY, setae eee ee ee Germanys=ss aaa
Mycosphaerella hondai Miyake:

razaesaltval (vice) see ee eee eee Ake en Deen ewe Japanese es ee ne es ces
Mycosphaerella palmae Miles:

(Ginmacdoreaisp (palm) eee see eee sera ena ee IMexicomah saa waien ain ae
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Rab.) Schroet.:

Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion)_____________________ Japaneses ae
Myriangium duriae Mont. & Berk.:

Oainiereienstsa OLanze) sere a en ee ne Miexicows 255 s=ssStaeses
Myrothecium roridum Fr.:

Merocactusispa(barrelicactis) secant ee eee dowaaies abun ein 2s
Omphalia flavida (Cke.) Maubl. & Rangel:

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_-__.____---____--_______]_---- donates sso ehe ween

Gardentausp serine IU a oe ea Japan Mexicomesss 22a
Oospora pustulans Owen & Wakef.:

Solanum tuberosum (potato)__.______-._-_---_-_-______ Hing lan dae see
tOphiodothella orchidearum Cash & Watson:

Himiendremisps (Orchid) see en see Cubas. es eS
Ophtostoma narcissi Limber:

VORCISSTLSMSD Rem Nn) a regis pal bal UN Treland ket ince eens
Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz.:

Gindinlusinp eee eek SIA ed bine k Rae on OM 9 Japan nen Wun eke nse a

Lilium auratum (goldband lily)_-._----.-------------|----- OS e i aes nee ee ae
Paranthostomella micropora Cash & Watson: 4

HART GGT (Wea NC) a WIG eee
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi: 5

Dendrobium johnsoniae (orchid)_____-..--_______- Australia see enemas

MendrovrimEsp mateo nac en Nem Rey eat SSCS tImdonesia___-.._--_--==-

Epidendrum schumannianum (orchid)

Laelia anceps (orchid)_______-_-_______ IMexicows tea ata eae es

ECLEL ORs ye amen ate umr Te nl 2 2 ANS EMAAR NACH SORT OA Pie dos dans iovawe Ul ae te

Odontoglossum sp. (orchid)_-__.--------------------- Brazil teh ee

Stanhopeanttgrina) (Orchid) a. sas sees BPS Pee NaS Mexico:!s 224882 ne ncns

Stanhopeaispeered ceeenmn Tune) Pe FE eee doar ee ae
jPestalotza psidii Pat.:

LAS GATED, PLLA TORIC CAVES 2) ey eee Se eae |e COE FS da ND
Phleospora pistaciae Petr.:

astactaisps (pistache) ee ase Tre banon sa eess serene
Phoma acicola (Lev.) Sace.: :

etniaspe (2-leaved Pine) == a s2== saa anne eee Yugoslavia sesso

Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:
CFOS ROGET ea Ue peal ae NE EE

Oairisilamon (lemon) sae ee wee eae PIE Australia, tPortugal,
known. ;

Oairusinaradist(erapeinuit) = sos = eee ee {British East Africa, tEgypt,
{Pakistan, Union of South
Africa.

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_________-_________ China, Formosa, fIndo-

Gutristsrmensts) Orange) nets oe ee ee

pines, Union of South
Africa.
Giirarsrs eens aot ae 7 series Ta att ove ee one China, Hawaii, Philippines,
unknown.
Phoma limonii Thuem. (?): i
Citrus auranti ifolia (Sweetilim‘e) Bata. eee ee eeu Miexico= 25 2553 - Sa eee

Phomopsis capsicit (Magn.) Sace.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)_----.------------------
tPhomopsis occulta Tray. var. ginkgoina Grove:

Ginkgolotlobas (ginko) settee ee eee ee Japanese ieee ete
Phomopsis orchidophila Cash & Watson: :

Coelogyne barbata (orchid)____-__-_______------------ In diajesane ere ies

pidendrum sp.(orchid) seu ee nn le ee NS CanalhZoneseee ne

Orchid aa Sa katen ie NE Aas Mee Rania ben focinid sd anne eee
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sacc.:

Trachycarpus fortunet (palm)____._-__--_-----_--___- Wapanteeat eee

See footnotes at end of table

Canal Zone

Country of origin

Union of South Africa

China, Japan, Philippines,
Union of South Africa.
Australia,

Fiji Islands, Japan, Philip-

Brazil,

China,

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
1 > 1
Q ke
8.2/6 /&-.
Eel Se ES
aie B or
iS) |] ee Ie
pit dl Eg hes WE 1
5) oe | os
Deaf elie ee
Elton 1s eee
D2) ewe Ss
ed eee ches 1
Be eee es 1
Wesel. (al
a hs} ies
EE ee 1
Reese POM 1
ae es 1
Deer ene 1
bie paar 1
ee eine 1
1

1

1

AS Sse 1
sul ARE? 1
a eer acre 1
5: |e ee

7h) fae

Dis | SS MS

Dea aes ils eee
Dileg 2): |eeee

Le | 2825 eae

Ag Tih RS
Cy 7) es

1 Be ee be

DU esl eis

Pal see leee

see ulisees 1
Bee ens 1
Ba aes 1
1.) 22a) e3te
Seceli plees

Collected

Ni

Calif.*
Tex.
Pa.
Tex.
Ariz.

Tex.
Calif.*

Nae
Fla.
Calif.*

Calif.*
Calif.*

Tex.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Tex.
Wash.
Tex.
Tex.

Ariz., Tex.
Mass., N. Y.
Mass.

Hawaii, Mass.,
bas

Calif*, Ha-
wail, Mass.,
Pa., Wash.

Calif.*, Ha-
wall, Md.,
Mass., N. Y.,
Pa., Tex.

Hawaii, __Iil.,
Mass., Oreg.

Tex.
P.R.
Calif.*

Calif.*
Hawaii.
P.R.

54

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin it p [|e
de) a/%e
a.e| % |a.8
afl a los
ic) oO i
So |e |e
}{Phomopsis semiimmersa (Sace.) Trav.:
Crataegus oxyacantha Pauls Searlet_________________ Netherland seers | ee | ene 1
$Phomopsis sidae Tray. (?):
Stdairetusa seem eee NPs can Th CE ok NB Indias 2-228 oe eee en ee 1
Phragmidium disciflorum (Tode) James:
OSCAS yi nae AR ERISA Soe i el DE bey] y 5 css TO Sh Teat S| ooe | a 2
NPRaliaeiors englert Speg.:
Alnthrina ums pees a ee A EEE AL ol ale A ecto Colombia ashes ones ines |RSS | eNeae 1
tPhyllachora graminis (Fr.) Fckl.:
Crags —iolanhityl OT bU cae ee eran eee een renee Ts | ees
tPhyllachora maydis Maubl
Z/COAIVGY Sy (CORT) epee eee es ee ET Mexico tense seems | 2s eee
tPhyllosticta laeliae Keissl
CO} ante [eRe eal rd CG Se ey ee me ell Britishy Guiana eee ae | eee eae 1
Phyllosticta nerii West.:
Nertum oleander (oleander)_--_._2.-2._-_2.) 12 Berm Uc await scares etree | weer | ee 1
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:
UES CUS IR ST) Heats Vana HN ene US, Nr syed AL Tae ital y Sea SOS ena Soy (eae Pets
Phyllostictina mangiferae Batista & Vital:
iManguferatindical (mango) sewer nae een ces Mex Co ic ae Seeanie te eenraan Pad |e
Phyllostictina pyriformis Cash & Watson:
Dendrobium musciferum (orchid)___--__--_-_-________ PANS Grell 1a Seip oe ee repel | ee | 1
Dendrobvumphalaenopsts se ee EIT | GOS. Rae NVA RE TANI el | ears | eee 1
Denbrobrarmischuetzet seit e iain mamas ayaa omen ine Bran Philippines seaes eee eemrerane | oun | 1
Dendrobiumisp a= ee Raa ea aT ENE Rian (Atistraliaenela watiee ce sesame | meee | meee 2
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) .___-__.----_--_--______ A) ETT) 1 Caeser ee ta ae | ene | 1
LE DACEN ATUL ISP eee a RC na ENP Mann Oe Mexico cine Sim Cerise Pie oe eee | ean 2
Uacquentella! spy (Orchid) eeeemeeeenmie layne aration ately @anallZones eee See ee sediarh
Hiaelzakancens)| (Orchid) eae nee tee ey Mexico sre nites =o ae eae ae eee fica Cl
Orchid eee re es Or Ue en oe Be TE eS een Canal Zone, tHonduras, |----|----| 3
Mexico.
Wandaysioe (orchid) emma iy nase nye renee nn {Straits Settlements_______ paseo hetss |e idk
Physalospora wildemanniana Sace.:
Epidendrumi spe Orchid) sccm aes aan ee Mexico faa Sine eaters Ppt fers 1° al
Physopella fict (Cast.) Arth.:
HVC USCC UCC (tip) leet Perea el TN aes caeN ee| e fo opiate ii ees es lle Ata Bee Ad es lf
{Phytophthora citrophthora (R. E. & E. H. Sm.) Leonian:
Catrasignand1si(pumimielo) swan eae nme mee iar Guba See Ce meee i gy a See 3
{Phytophthora palmivora Butl.:
Theobroma cacao (cacao bean)____---------------___- Siig HMO soe es Seale | eee
}Pratylenchus brachyurus (Godfrey) Goodey:
Begonia spike Se iM. MEE Amy Riae COLLEEN Ne a Brazil asec wise eo em Be acme | eee | eee 1
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Sher & Allen:
Clematisispe ae te ami ROBEY a lcte We Nears ulna sae HiNetherl amc see eee eee | eee | eer 1
EAL Ua SM (Lily) OUR UN ih Te AML a Tad Ne waZiea] rid eee ee ees | eres | one 1
Pratylenchus pratensis (de Man) Filip.:
Ghematistsp eae wi eC sR ERIN eRe Sela INe ther] snd ssyeenese serra | ener | ee 1
{Pratylenchus vulnus Allen & Jensen:
Schlumbergera truncata (Christmas cactus)___-________ Germanys hae ooh Ree ee 1
Pseudomonas marginalis (N. A. Brown) F. L. Stevens: p
Cichorium endivia (endive)__22 6 Be) pi see eens aL pe
Pseudomonas savastanoi (H. F. Sm.) F. L. Stevens:
Oleateuropaeak (olive) ee eee italy =e eee 1h) ee | eee
Puccinia absinthit DC.:
Artemisia albula (silverking wormwood)____-.-_.-_-_- Berm saree enn eee ees
ATLEMISTAASD Die ta a Mee tS OY OU Laie SO Aer Sele pee dora ee ae AL eet | aes
tPuccinia asparagi DC.:
Asparagus officinalis (asparagus)________---------___- Greece Awieis ics eso. ee Doe e |e
Puccinia busi DC.:
BUSUBIBETUDERUUT ETS (OX) mee eee et England, tItaly_.._-__-_- cere | none ae
Bususysp eee SBOE, Cae Pe aay ae IDEN. ee eget Nai Lait: B32
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:
CUT SANENETUUMT SD ee eee ea teem ea JAD ANE esas Lema eel ele eee
tPuccinia erythraeensis Paz.:
Egiparnhentayintoniten enone teen ale eee Keniyaias es Seniesa elm APE ee at een
tPuccinia exasperans Holw.: ;
Boutelartarcunti pend ul ceeee eran ey eae teen bea Mexico se eiulicnilinteet = einen 1g bee ha
+Puccinia heliconiae (Diet.) Arth.: :
TCV CONTOACUTEOS Utara eae nny ree Bento COn ee eee | eee eee 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

N.J.
N. J.
Mass.
Fla.
Mass.
Calif.*
Fla.

N. Y.
Pa.
Ariz., Tex.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Hawaii.
Tex.

Pe Rmhexe
Hawaii.

Tex.
Tex.
N. Y.
P. R.
iNew Ye

N. J.
Calif.*

5d

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Pest and host

Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:

CHOROID ROS Se eR SS eee
fPuccinia miscantht Miura:

FUTASEIENEAUSISP Roe ett ba sire AN Fs
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)__.__...___--__-
Puccinia phyllostachydis Kus.:

[Bam boo mimetaenn nabs oe Seen PA Ss
tPuccinia polysora Underw.:

Zea mays (corn)
Puccinia scirpi DC.:

Scirpus maritimus

SESE DUSISD Cee eee ee en ee eee ees URODE DIE
tPuccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:

Stachytarpheta jamaicensis___....-.-.-------------_-
tPuccinia violae (Schum.) DC.:

Viola sp. (violet)
tRotylenchus brachyurus Steiner:

Cachuse ace NE hebben ta sels sivas Shoe e sl uw se elnD
{Rotylenchus bradys (Steiner & Le Hew.) Filip.:

Dioscorea sp. (yam)
Sclerotiopsis testudinea Dearn.:

Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:

PAlaumusalt vim (Garlic) ets ea oe
tSelenophoma donacis (Pass.) Sprague & A. G. Johnson

var. stomaticola (Baeumler) Sprague & A. G. Johnson:

Oryzopsis sp
Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum Burt:

Gri syste7iS1s) (ORANGE) ta a a ee
Septonema intercalare Cash & Watson:

Cymbidium sp. (orchid)

Orchid
tSeptoria apii (Briosi & Cav.) Chester:

Apium graveolens (celery)_.....-=-------------------

Septoria citri Pass.:
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus medica (citron)
Citrus paradist (grapefruit)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

{Septoria petroselint Desm.:
Petroselinum crispum (parsley)
tSeptoria sapotae Batista:
Sapote
Septoria selenophomoides Cash & Watson:
Cattleya citrina (orchid)
Cymbidium devonianum (orchid)_____-------------_--
Cypripedium sp. (orchid)
Masdevallia chimaera (orchid)
Odontoglossum sp: (orchid)! __)). = ele Bites fo en
Oncidium varicosum rogersi (orchid) ___
Orchid
Septoria unedonis Rob. & Desm.:
Arbutus unedo (strawberry-tree)
Sphaceloma fawcetti Bitanc. & Jenkins var. scabiosa
(McAlp. & Tyron) Jenkins:
Grizasilamom (lemon) aed ete enor EL eae
Sphaceloma punicae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate)____-----------------
tSphaerella ceres Sace.:
Sorghum vulgare caffrorum (kafir)___._____-_-_-_______-
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
Yucca sp
LStrickeria mammoidea Ell. & Ev. var. opuntiae Dearn.:
Pachycereus marginatus (organpipe cactus)
Thielaniopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; Collected
Country of origin ; sal he in—
Qo 5 3
Bs) 6 |s6
aS| 6 |os
i) ° a
iS) Z 1A
AE Ye Seek ee er ee a 6 | 5 |----| Hawaii, Wash.
‘Dan eee eee en ee Ses 2 | 2222)2_2_| Hawaii.
Union of South Africa______ i) (epg np N. Y
SADA ea wee ae ates alle lan | een | eye DY

Martinique ss2ss sss == sees | ava eee 1 Peay
England ses see ee ov OE | LINE
Dtalys trea owt aw sole a fee ale | eg LINEN?
bebaobyelo oe 5) (eee Pee WONG
Japa re see eave ace | eae 43 | Calif.*
Ttaly. 22 e ssh 2 See 2) | eae Eee La.
BV BE a ee ee ee eet 11 DSC:
IBraginnsrssae bbe s she Ales 2) |2—=ol Pas
sPACUIS tral] 2a eee ae eee ee ms (pm | RE 1 | Calif.*
MiexicO=2- 55252 2e5-e— ea ere 1 | Ariz.
Venezuela a5 Sse so Meee 1 |___-] St. Thomasand
St. John.
Argentina, Italy, unknown_|_-_-| 7 |----] Calif.*, Tex.
Pisra clin atts SOS eee aa | ees 1, \S2==|' Text
TParag ua yon see es au RSS | Eee 1 | Ss Cali fet
Algeria, Italy, Spain, un-
Keo Wintel hg anne | ETE 4 |____| Calif.*, Ha-
wail, Pa.,
Tex.
re] rich sie eye eee yaa [pee 1.|__2_] ‘Mass.
Dominican Republic_______}___- 14 | ens SP ARe
IMexiCOicwa ssa ese aes | Oe 1 | Tex.
TIGA ye ee ee eal CE | REISE 1 | Calif.*
Id Oe Be EN fee Nels
England). 2.22.2 2 298 Soa es es TONS:
IMiexico saa xUunitie 2 oak yl |i |e es 1 | Tex.
NEB 77) [aaa oo arse cee as sme | ned | ee ie | PNEFSs
Mexicolls ose ESC ea | ah ae eas 4 | Calif.*, Tex.
Greece, tIreland__________- 1) 222 |) Massa:
Australias sss seas aaa | etee 3 |____] Hawaii, Mass.
IMiexi COs epee orctmee terete 5a] ae | ae Ariz., Tex.
Union of South Africa______]____]___- Lie DAC:
IMe@xicos tesa lpi eed 1 | Ariz.
Dor sta (0 koe eee eee Cen enmemne | (Perera Meee BILL I Notas
Ching ieee Are eee eae 1 | ee Cali ies

56

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 80, 1956—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
ie Collected
Pest and host Country of origin iy ; in—
fal a |o.
350 BO
Dem oe
(=e or
S B
oO AY

Tilletia caries (DC.) Tul.:

LUST CAPO, (WalNGEN) nae Oe
Tilletia controversa Kuehn:
Heteranthelwumypilifenimess2- eee
{Tilletia elymi Diet. & Holw.:
TS Bo Walbbaie)_ ee
Trematosphaerella oryzae Miyake:
Oryzarsatyval (rice) ete ee ee we ee aie ae
Tylenchorhynchus latus Allen:
Soilkwithvlettuceieetetencnctan so Sar yet OE ane
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
Epidendrum prismatocarpum (orchid)
Odontoglossumy¥spsl(orchid) sess ee ee TE B
JAH Sos @raiah)ja ee
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Epidendrum nocturnum (orchid) .....__---------__-__|_--_- ee ee ae See (ae 1} Fla.
EEN TUTE TLOS TL TTU sean eect a a (0 (ee tae ee eye renee ET oye 1 | Fla.
EI DUGENC ALTE ST Meme eet Miexicose ee. Are ae ee a eae | ieexe
Uredo guacae Mayor:
TOAD TUTD D0 ceo sect k oo see s eee id ATMA Ge ete el | ee | Ty) Bila:
Orchid Sea eee Nas Sot Noe ero ee iekoynolineyy ye ye 1 | Fla.
Uredo guacae Mayor (?):
Hipidendrumisp sur merken ss ie Usciey clea Wty abuse ales steal INET yA ee 1 | Fla.
JRO RAG So, (rane) a Ee Miexicos so 236 Hee Ue Nn eke ae 1 | Fla.
Zygopetalumiburtii(orchid) asso. 20.2 el) Oe CanaleZones 22 SRT an ans |e | eee 1 | Fla.
£Uredo nidularti P. Henn. (?):
Tallandstatsp Meee eae Olen ey 2). rae ee kat al oe ee IMiexd cok esa Sais oe (es 1 | Tex.
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn. (?):
HE pidendrirmisp erienue mie et tenes LOL en ec een ae cE SHAE No eyes es Eee eee 1 | Fla.
Uredo oncidti P. Henn.:
Oncidtum bicallosum (orchid)________________________ (Guat tierra al] comme ene | Pe | 1 | Fla.
Oncidiumycavendashiariiraeee ee ae a | RI (0 [aS Pn NSB eS |e I Se 1 | Fla.
Onciduimepulchellim eee oe ane (Jamiaicaei as Da Peet ee ee 1 | Fla.
Oncidiumisplendidim meee = ee ee Is@mMolttng oak eee ek Ly |e cel eee Fla.
Oncidiumisp sew eas enh io goa oe Seo Costa Rica, Honduras__--_|----]---- 3 | Fla.
ISChOMDUTGKtGASD at OLC HIG) eee eee mg HC One ater e | | 1 | Hawaii.
Uredo oncidii P. Henn. (?):
Orchid Seay Tee aM GEO See gel ee bode aa Cubase See 2s eee ee eek | ea 1} Fla.
Urocystis gladiolicola Ains.:
Gladtolusisy sly ee Roa ee aay gb ee tea Netherlands2))= eee neers | ees | ee 2) NJ.
Uromyces alyxiae Arth.: *
Allyxiaioluiaesonmisn (male) mace wetellsee ane aeee eee ene TET a yy eat es UT eae to jvc (ee Hawaii.
Uromyces betae (Pers.) Lev.:
Betatyulgartsn (beet) meena eae een ee eee Spain = Ae ae ee a eae w34|/ (Pas
{Uromyces janiphae (Wint.) Arth.:
Manihot esculenta (cassava)____---__-_-_------_-____ Colombia ae ac Sos|| IRA.
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.: :
Lespedeza bicolor (bushclover)___----..-------------_- J apa ee eee ee a ee a | a 1 | Calif.*
Lespedeza formosa (bushclover) ______________________}_____ dons 2282 ee ee Fal ee | 1 | Calif.*
Lespedeza japonica (Japanese bushclover)____________|_-__- dO GR SEE te 1 |} Calif.*
{Uromyces transversalis (Thuem.) Wint.: )
Gladiolustep earn ae EE Mess oe leap ele ae Union of South Africa______ aly eee Nae
Ustilago grandis Fr.:
Phragmitesicommiuntsi (reed) ote ee Se Netherlands] oe nee pees | eee ue TL |p, Jee,
WW ewuniatncequais (Cke.) Wint. var. cinerascens (Fckl.)
erh.:
ISONOUSISD sa (MOUNT bal n= sSh) eee iee sae ol pe eee AUISETLa tie a aroun: Len oe Diy | tee ets Mass.
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dows.: ; |
Citrus aurantifolial(sourlime)__2- 2-2-2222 Ceylon, India, Japan, Thai- |----} 5 |---|] Calif.*, Md.,
lan Mass.
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)__.._.-._-___-_________ Jomaninn = tet AUR yaks eel | ae _...| Calif.*, Md.,
Pa., Tex.,
Wash
COUB COR AOU ThPaaas= se SI oe do:s...2se=222 toss ease ===5|\\Calif®
Catrustgrandis hess re Pee OE ee eae JapanssDhailandesssemecse | meee =--.|) Calif™
Gilrsrcr chan dante een Japan Rute niin nas Sea Sees |)Galits
CrinustachaTigensts yarn ne eer eee tae tern te enema) | En dole. 5. ae ee --.-| Calif*
Gatrusiamiony (lero) Bee eee mre ae LL Chinas Japaneses eaaen eae 1 ..--| Calif.*, Md.,

NeWYeneas

See footnotes at end of table.

57

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1955, through June 30, 1956—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin oy Sars in—
Ge] a /ae
Boll a eee
av =| ow
[s) o i=
Oo Z |e
Quinus*paradtst.(erapeiruit) =e eee Japan, Straits Settlements._|----| 4 |----| Calif.*, Pa.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_-_----__--------- China, Japan, Philippines.__}| 5 | 9 |----| Calif.*, Ha-
wali, Wash.
Giinasistnensisi (orange) 22 220s 22 Whee Bn Chinasapan eee sesame 32 | 38 |_--2) Calif.*; Ha-
waii, Md.,
N. Y., Pa
OREVALSRSUTLENISTSIG UTLO SS ee Leet Sh Ja Dan este es ce early ce eee A Wecea|) Waloks Tee
Xanthomonas cttri (Hasse) Dows. (?):
Giirusiaurantsfolta (sour lime) a2.) ese | Co lo pee See eee spall eee Wash
Cstrausiiimoans (lemon) ee a RENE] Ss dot aa S yee ST ie ee ee es | Washi
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)___________--_---___|----- Osseo nine Lae tae I ieee | oe Hawaii
GairasyStNeTIStS) (OTAN ZC) eee at EE RS Oe dof S82 545 LER OTE mA 1S ae er Hawaii
Calpiisi sp see eed CITA AD AAS TSE ES | Chingse eras Sears il) Pea a N.
Xanthomonas phaseoli (F. M. Sm.) Dows. (?):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_______--------_- ey orrh oles ee ee ee eae. in| SSSI RCalife®
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Gitrusiiimons (lemon) 22-5 2 BEE Bye AU ligs Sok 2c Se ee Zl een wea
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) 2202... 22-2) ee Br aZi) (2) eee | 10) | Bee P28
Zygosporium oscheoides Mont.:
Pal miei seein ee lie ee a alah Nd Mexico nat same ees PAu teers CIES 2 Tex
Zygosporium oscheoides Mont. (?):
Galraisisp ates ein See VA ie Rea UMC ak 0 eter ns J ASSN ary FCN | oe | ehexs

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.
A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (+) indicates first record of its interception by Branch inspectors.

58

Hosts and Diseases

ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)
ALOCASIA

M Seen arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ALSTONIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:

{Mycosphaerella alyxiae (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
AMORPHOPHALUS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
ANANAS:

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:
{Mycosphaerella anthurii (Ascomycetes)
ee at ne englert (Ascomycetes)

AP
Tt Septoria apii (Deuteromycetes)
ARAUCARIA:

t{Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARBUTUS:

Septoria unedonis (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA

Colletotrichum arecae (Deuteromycetes)
ARTEMISIA:

Puccinia absinthii (Promycetes)
ASPARAGUS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

{tPuccinia asparagi (Promycetes)
ASTROPHYTUM:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
BAMBOO:

Puccinia phyllostachydis (Promycetes)
BEGONIA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

tPratylenchus brachyurus (Nematoda)
BETA:

{Meloidogyne hapla (?) (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Uromyces betae (Promycetes)
BETULA:

{t{Melampsoridium betulinum (Promycetes)
BOUTELOUA:

tPuccinia exasperans (Promycetes)
BUXUS:

Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CACTUS:

{Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)

{Lembosia cactorum (?) (Ascomycetes)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

{Rotylenchus brachyurus (Nematoda)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CAPSICUM:

Phomopsis capsici (Deuteromycetes)
CARICA

Asperisporium caricae (Deuteromycetes)
CATTLEYA:

Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

ro selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
CELOSIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Mycosphaerella palmae (Ascomycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Eudarluca australis (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)

Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)
CICHORIUM:

Pseudomonas marginalis (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Elsinoe fawcetti (Ascomycetes)

TGloeosporiwm limetticolum (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma limonii (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CIRTUS AURANTIUM:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR::

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

+Phytophthora citrophthora (Phycomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS X ICHANDARIN:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS ICHANGENSIS VAR

Xanthomonas aap (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMO

Elsinoe aT ‘Ascomycetes

Leprosis

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma faweetti var. scabiosa

(Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS MEDICA:

Septoria citri (P euteromycetes)
CITRUS PARAD

}Diaporthe citri Cine)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Leprosis

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Leprosis

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Leprosis

Myriangium duriaei (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum

(Basidiomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri oscar ose)
CITRUS SINENSIS JUNOS:

a eres citrt (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (?) (Schizomycetes)

Zygosporium oschioides (?) (Deuteromycetes)
CLEMATIS:

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus pratensis (Nematoda)
CLIVIA:

{tColletotrichum cliviae (Deuteromycetes)
COELOGYNE:

Phomopsis orchidophila (Deuteromycetes)
COFFEA:

Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)

tHendersonia coffeae (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella coffeicola (Ascomycetes)
COLOCASIA:

Dendryphium obstipum (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CRATAEGUS:

Gymnosporangium clavipes (Promycetes)

{Phomopsis semiimmersa (Deuteromycetes)
CUCUMIS:

tCercospora citrullina (Deuteromycetes)

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBIDIUM:

Septonema intercalare (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
DAPHNE:

{Daphne mosaic virus
DAUCUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
DENDROBIUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:

Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)
DIEFFENBACHIA:

Colletotrichum dieffenbachiae (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

DIOSCOREA:

tRotylenchus bradys (Nematoda)
DRACAENA:

{Colletotrichum dracaena (Deuteromycetes)
ECHINOCACTUS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ELYMUS:

+ Tilletia eT (Promycetes)
EPIDENDRUM

Anthostomella keissleri (Ascomycetes)

Hendersonia epidendri (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

tOphiodothella orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis orchidophila (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

Physalospora wildemanniana (Ascomycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Uredo RAgTORUN CES, (2?) (Promycetes)
EURYCLES:

Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)
FAGUS:

{Asterosporium hoffmanni (Deuteromycetes)
FICUS:

Gloeosporium elasticum (Deuteromycetes)

Physopella fici (Promycetes)
FRAGARIA:

tMarssonina fragariae (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
GARDENIA:

Se flavida (Deuteromycetes)
GINK

hee occulta var. ginkgoina

(Deuteromycetes)

GLADIOLUS:

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)

tUromyces transversalis (Promycetes)
GOSSYPIUM:

Cercospora gossypina (Deuteromycetes)
HEDERA:

Colletotrichum trichellum (Deuteromycetes)
HELICONIA:

{Puccinia heliconiae (Promycetes)
HETERANTHELIUM:

Tilletia controversa (Promycetes)
HYPARRHENIA:

tPuccinia erythraeensis (Promycetes)
JACQUINIELLA:

Sa ee pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS:

2 a haraeanum (Promycetes)
KOHLERIA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
LABURNUM

Coniothyrium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
LAELIA:

Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

Paranthostomella microspora (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LILIUM:

Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
LOISELEURIA:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella sanguinea (Promycetes)
MALUS:

Coniothyrium pirinum (Deuteromycetes)

Cylindrocarpon mali (Deuteromycetes)
MAMMILLARIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
MANGIFERA:

Elsinoe mangiferae (Ascomycetes)

+Gloeosporium mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllostictina mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)
MANIHOT:

{Uromyces janiphae (Promycetes)

MASDEVALLIA:
Septoria EeTenep Homies (Deuteromycetes)
METROSIDEROS:
{Meliolina hat vachaets (Ascomycetes)
MISCANTHUS:
{Puccinia miscanthi (Promycetes)
MUSA:
Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)
Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:
Ophiostoma narcissi (Ascomycetes)
NERIUM:
Cercospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllosticta nerii (Deuteromycetes)
NICOTIANA:
{Fusarium oxysporum f. nicotianae
(Deuteromycetes)
Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM
Pestalotia conspicua i(oAutencray cates)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
OLEA:
Gloeosporium olivarum (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas savastanoi (Schizomycetes)
ONCIDIUM:
+Hendersonia importata (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
ORCHID:
Anthostomella keissleri (Ascomycetes)
+Cercospora cypripedii (Deuteromycetes)
Hendersonia epidendri (Deuteromycetes)
tLeptosphaeria niessleana (?) (Ascomycetes)
Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)
Phomopsis orchidophila (Deuteromycetes)
+Phyllosticta laeliae (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
Septonema intercalare (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
Uredo oncidii (?) (Promycetes)
OREOCEREUS:
tHelicotylenchus nannus Nematode)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ORNITHOGALUM
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
ORYZA:
Cladosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Entyloma oryzae (Promycetes)
Mycosphaerella hondai (Ascomycetes)
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Ascomycetes)
ORYZOPSIS:
tSelenophoma donacis var. stomaticola
(Deuteromycetes)
PACHYCEREUS:
{Didymosphaeria opulenta (Ascomycetes)
{Strickeria mammoidea var. opuntiae
(Ascomycetes)
PAEONIA:
Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)
Sclerotiopsis testudinea (Deuteromycetes)
PALM:
Zygosporium oscheoides (Deuteromycetes)
PANICUM
Coeree andropogonis (Ascomycetes)
PASPAL
Cn obella SEN (Ascomycetes)
PEROCACTUS:
Myrothecium roridum (Deuteromycetes)
PERSEA:
Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)
Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
PETROSELINUM:
+Septoria petroselini (Deuteromycetes)
PHAJUS:
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
PHASEOLUS:
{Cercospora canescens (Deuteromycetes)
Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas phaseoli (?) Schizomycetes)
PHILODENDRON:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

PHRAGMITES:
Ustilago grandis (Promycetes)
INUS:

Lophodermium pinastri (Ascomycetes)

{Phoma acicola (Deuteromycetes)
PISTACIA:

Phleospora pistaciae (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:

tErysiphe polygoni (Ascomycetes)
POLIANTHES:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
POLYSTACHYA:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
PORTULACA:

{Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
PRIMULA:

{Cercospora primulae (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Monitlinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
PSIDIUM:

tPestalotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:

Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:

tFusicladium pirinum (Deuteromycetes)
RHODODENDRON:

Chrysomycxa ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)

Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Mycosphaerella clintoniana (Ascomycetes)

tMarssonina rosae (Deuteromycetes)

Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:

Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)

Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SAPOTE:

{Septoria sapotae (Deuteromycetes)
SCHLUMBERGERA:

tPratylenchus vulnus (Nematoda)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
SCIRPUS:

Puccinia scirpi (Promycetes)
SIDA:

t{Phomopsis sidae (?) (Deuteromycetes)
SOBRALIA:

Cu ueoephaer ela cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

{Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)
{Heterodera cruciferae (?) (Nematoda)
{Heterodera fici (Nematoda)
Heterodera humuli (Nematoda)
Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)

Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Tylenchorhynchus latus (?) (Nematoda)
SOLANACEAE:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
SOLANUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Oospora pustulans (Deuteromycetes)
SORBUS:

Gymnosporangium juniperi (2) (Promycetes)

TVenturia inaequalis var. cinerascens

(Ascomycetes)

SORGHUM:

{Sphaerella ceres (Ascomycetes)
STACHYTARPHETA:

}tPuccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
STANHOPEA:

Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)

{Cercospora cypripedii (Deuteromycetes)

TGuignardia traversi (Ascomycetes)

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
THEOBROMA:

{Phytophthora palmivora (Phycomycetes)
TILLANDSIA:

{Uredo nidulariz (?) (Promycetes)
TRACHYCARPUS:

Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
TRITICUM:

{Colletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)

Tilletia caries (Promycetes)
VANDA:

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

IOLA:

tPuccinia violae (Promycetes)
WASHINGTONIA:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
WISTERIA:
Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
YUCCA:
{Diplodia circinans (Deuteromycetes)
{Hendersonia yuccae (Deuteromycetes)
Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
EA:

+Phyllachora maydis (Ascomycetes)

tPuccinia polysora (Promycetes)
ZINGIBER:

}Colletotrichum zingiberis (Deuteromycetes)

Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
ZYGOPETALUM:

Uredo guacae (?) (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

GRASS:
Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)

Countries of Origin and Diseases

ALGERIA:
Heterodera cacti
Septoria citri
ARGENTINA:
Elsinoe australis
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera fici
Heterodera rostochiensis
Septoria citrt
AUSTRALIA:
Cerebella andropogonis
tFusicladium pirinum
{Meloidogyne arenaria
Pestalotia conspicua
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllostictina pyriformis
7Septonema intercalare
Sphaceloma fawcetti var. scabiosa
AUSTRIA:
}+Asterosporium hoffmanni
}Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
+Venturia inaequalis var. cinerascens
BELGIUM:
{Colletotrichum cliviae
Heterodera avenae
Pseudomonas marginalis
BERMUDA:
Cercospora neriella
{Helicotylenchus nannus
Phyllosticta nervi
5 eee absinthii
BRAZI
Retin coffeicola
}Colletotrichum graminicola
Elsinoe australis
+Heterodera avenae
}Meloidogyne hapla
+Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Pestalotia conspicua
Phoma citricarpa
{Pratylenchus brachyurus
Septobasidium pseudopedicellatum
Septoria selenophomoides
Uredo behnickiana
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
BRITISH EAST AFRICA:
+Phoma citricarpa
BRITISH GUIANA:
+Phyllosticta laeliae
CANADA:
{Cercospora primulae
tHelicotylenchus nannus
Heterodera cacti
{Melampsoridium betulinum
{Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne incognita
+Meloidogyne incognita acrita
{Meloidogyne javanica
CANAL ZONE:
+Guignardia traversi
Pestalotia conspicua
Phomopsis orchidophila
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Uredo guacae (?)
CEYLON:
Xanthomonas citri
CHILE:
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
HINA:

}+Colletotrichum zingiberis
Dendryphium obstipum
Melanospora zamiae
+t Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Phoma citricarpa
Thielaviopsis basicola
Xanthomonas citry
COLOMB
HPHgllachora englert
a Unomuces janiphae
COSTA RICA:
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
Uredo behnickiana
Unease oncidit
CUB
Met hosiovetia keisslert

Asperisporium caricae

+Meloidogyne incognita acrita

tOphiodothella orchidearum

+Phytophthora citrophthora

Uredo oncidii (?)
DENMARK:

Heterodera avenae

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:

{Fusarium oxysporum f. nicotianae

Melanospora zamiae

{Septoria sapotae
ECUADOR:

{Diaporthe citri

{Gloeosporium limetticolum

Uredo oncidit
EGYPT:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita

+Phoma citricarpa

UTR CR OCR UM ETis latus (?)
ENGLA

LReinee mosaic virus

Heterodera avenae

Heterodera cacti

Heterodera punctata

Heterodera rostochiensis

Oospora pustulans

Puccinia buxt

+Puccinia violae

Septoria selenophomoides
FIJI ISLANDS

Phoma citricarpa
FORM

Phoma citricarpa
FRANCE

+Fusicladium pirinum

Meloidogyne javanica

Monilinia fructigena
GERMANY:

Collectotrichum trichellum

Heterodera avenae

Heterodera cacti

tHeterodera fict

Heterodera punctata

Heterodera rostochiensis

tMarssonina fragariae

Monilinia fructigena

Mycosphaerella fragariae

acs vulnus
GRE

H Beas avenae

+ Meloidogyne javanica

}Puccinia asparagi

Septoria unedonis
GUAM:

Colletotrichum arecae
GUATEMALA:

Hendersonia epidendri

+ Meloidogyne arenaria

Uredo oncidit
HAWAII:

{Meliolina haplochaeta

+ Meloidogyne arenaria

{Mycosphaerella alyxiae

Phoma citricarpa

Phyllostictina pyriformis

Uromyces alyxiae
HONDURAS:

}Phyllostictina pyriformis

+ Uredo guacae

Uredo oncidit
ICELAND:

Heterodera punctata
INDIA:

Entyloma oryzae

Phomopsis orchidophila

{Phomopsis sidae (?)

Septoria selenophomoides

Xanthomonas citri
INDO-CHINA:

+Phoma citricarpa
INDONESIA:

}Pestalotia conspicua
IRAN:

+Selenophoma donacis var. stomaticola

Tilletia controversa

{Tilletia elymi

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Countries of Origin and Diseases — Continued

IRELAND:
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Ophiostoma narcissi
TSeptoria petroselini
tSeptoria unedonis

ISRAEL:
Alternaria dianthi
Heterodera avenae
+Meloidogyne hapla (?)
TSeptoria citri

ITALY:
Gloeosporium olivarum
tHelicotylenchus nannus
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera cacti
{Heterodera fict
Heterodera punctata
Leptosphaeria rusci
Meloidogyne incognita
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
{Meloidogyne javanica
Phragmidium disciflorum
Phyllosticta ruscicola
Pseudomonas savastanot
tPuccinia buxi
tRotylenchus brachyurus
Sclerotium cepivorum
Septoria citri
Septoria dianthi

ITALY (?):
Alternaria citri

JAMAICA:
Phyllostictina pyriformis
+ Uredo behnickiana
Uredo epidendri
+ Uredo guacae
Uredo nigropuncta (?)
+ Uredo oncidii

JAPAN:
Alternaria dianthi
Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri
Cladosporium oryzae
Discosia artocreas
Eudarluca australis
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Heterodera cacti
tHeterodera cruciferae
Macrophoma musae
Meloidogyne javanica
Mycosphaerella hondai
Mycosphaerella schoenoprast
Omphalia flavida
Papulaspora parasitica
Phoma citricarpa
+Phomopsis occulta var. ginkgoina
+Phomopsis palmicola
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia horiana
tPuccinia miscanthi
Puccinia phyllostachydis
Sclerotiopsis testudinea
Trematosphaerella oryzae
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Xanthomonas citri
Xanthomonas phaseoli (?)

KENYA:
Cerebella andropogonis
tPuccinia erythraeensis

LEBANON:
Phleospora pistaciae

MARTINIQUE:
}Puccinia urbaniana

MEXICO:
Anthostomella keisslert
Botryosphaeria ribis
Cercospora angraeci
Cercospora coffeicola
+Cercospora cypripedii
Cercospora gossypina
Cercospora musae
Cercospora purpurea
Colletotrichum dieffenbachiae
Coniothyrium pirinum
Curvularia lunata
{Didymosphaeria opulenta

{Diplodia circinans
Elsinoe mangiferae
Gloeosporium elasticum
tHelicotylenchus nannus
tHendersonia coffeae
Hendersonia epidendri
i endersonia importata
Hendersonia yuccae
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
{Lembosia cactorum (?)
Leprosis
{Leptosphaeria niessleana (?)
Lophodermium pinastri (?)
Macrophoma musae
Marssonina rosae
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne hapla
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
+ Meloidogyne javanica
{Mycosphaerella anthurit
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
Mycosphaerella coffeicola
Mycosphaerella palmae
Myriangium duriaei
Myrothecium roridum
Omphalia flavida
Paranthostomella microspora
Pestalotia conspicua
tPestalotia psidii
Phoma limonii (?)
}Phyllachora maydis
Phyllostictina mangiferae
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Physalospora wildemanniana
Physopella fict
tPuccinia exasperans
Septonema intercalare
Septoria selenophomoides
Sphaceloma punicae
Stagonospora macrospora

LStrickeria mammoidea var. opuntiae

Uredo epidendri (?)
Uredo guacae (?)
LUredo nidularii (?)
Zygosporium oschioides (?)
NETHERLANDS:
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Cumminsiella sanguinea
Cylindrocarpon mali
Diaporthe eres
Diplodina eurhododendri
Gymnosporangium clavipes
Heterodera punctata
Meloidogyne hapla
Mycosphaerella clintoniana
tPhomopsis semiimmersa
tPratylenchus penetrans
Pratylenchus pratensis
Urocystis gladiolicola
Ustilago grandis
NEW ZEALAND:
tConiothyrium pirinum
Cylindrocarpon mali
Pratylenchus penetrans
NICARAGUA:
Uredo guacae (?)
NIGERIA:
+Puccinia polysora
PAKISTAN:
+Phoma citricarpa
PARAGUAY:
+Septoria citri
PERU:
tErysiphe polygoni
Heterodera rostochiensis
PHILIPPINES:
Curvularia lunata
Elsinoe fawcetti
+Gloeosporium mangiferae
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Xanthomonas citri

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Countries of Origin and Diseases — Continued

PORTUGAL:

tHeterodera fici

Phoma citricarpa
Phyllachora graminis

Puccinia scirpt
PUERTO RICO:

Cercospora musae

Phomopsis capsici

{Puccinia heliconiae
RHODESIA:

Cerebella andropogonis
ST. KITTS:

}Cercospora canescens
ST. LUCIA:

Eebyephihora palmivora
SALVADOR

M yeosphaerella cattleyae
SCOTLAND:

Heterodera rostochiensis

Lophodermium pinastri
SPAIN:

Alternaria dianthi

Heterodera avenae

}Macrophoma araucariae

Septoria citri

Uromyces betae
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:

tPhyllostictina pyriformis

xX Brats citri
SWED

aaa toranocum juniper (?)

Heterodera punctata
SWITZERLAND:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

Heterodera humuli

H eixadera punctata
SYRIA

tM seudooune incognita acrita
THAILAND:

Xanthomonas citri
TRINIDAD:

+ Colletotrichum dracaenae

{Meloidogyne incognita

+Phomopsis orchidophila

CEE ea bradys
TUNIS

H vat avenae
TURKEY:

Tilletia caries
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita

tMeloidogyne javanica

Phoma citricarpa

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides

tSphaerella ceres

tUromyces transversalis
UNKNOWN:

Elsinoe australis

Heterodera rostochiensis

Phoma citricarpa

Septoria citri
VENEZUELA:

tCercospora citrullina

+Septoria apii
YUGOSLAVIA:

t{Phoma acicola

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURE RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

(List of Pests Recorded from July 1, 1956, through June
30, 1957 as Intercepted in, on, or with Plants and Plant
Products Entering United States Territory.)

Cempiled by
Judith Hunt
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This forty-fourth report of interceptions summarizes the records of
insect pests, plant pathogens, and certain other organisms found in, on,
or with plant products (1) imported, (2) offered for but refused entry,
(3) held as ships’ stores, etc., and hence not offered for entry through
customs, (4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exporta-
tion in bond, and (5) in domestic shipments between the American Virgin
Islands, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico and the mainland.

This report is largely a compilation of insects and plant diseases of
known or potential plant quarantine significance to the United States.
Some common organisms are included if they are (1) new to the country
of origin, or (2) new to the host plant, or (3) are of such limited distribu-
tion in the United States that they are worthy of mention.

The data for this list, which includes some for the previous year, are
largely obtained from identifications made by specialists of the Ento-
mology Research Division and Plant Quarantine Division, supplemented
by information supplied by State officials. Some, however, represent
critical studies and determinations made by specialists of the Crops
Research Division who also identified many of the host plants cited.

All scientific names are reviewed by specialists in the Department to
assure conformance to the International Rules of Nomenclature.

Every effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections listed,
questionable cases are omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIRBORNE MATERIAL

The rapid growth of air transportation continues to increase the danger
of foreign plant pests being introduced by this means. In addition to
international air travel, commerce in plants and plant products by air
is developing steadily. The speed with which pests may now be brought

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from all parts of the world makes conditions more favorable for their
survival and necessitates constant vigilance to apprehend them at ports
of entry.

Pests were intercepted on plant material arriving by airborne baggage,
express, freight, mail, and stores. During the year 3,024 interceptions
were made of insects on imported plant parts or as stowaways, and 559
interceptions of plant diseases.

Some important insect interceptions in airborne material were:

Adoxophyes orana on lilac in cargo from the Netherlands.

The Citrus blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) on citrus leaves in baggage from Mexico
and Nicaragua.

Anastrepha fraterculus in peach in baggage from Peru.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in grapefruit in baggage from Mexico;
in mango in baggage from Guatemala; in orange in baggage from Mexico; and in white
sapote in cargo from Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in bitter-almond in bag-
gage from the Dominican Republic; in guava in baggage from Guatemala; in mango
in baggage from Antigua, British Honduras, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, St. Kitts,
and Salvador; in mango in quarters from an unknown origin; in yellow mombin in
baggage from Central America (country (?)), the Dominican Republic, Guatemala,
Nicaragua, and Salvador.

Anastrepha serpentina in mamey in baggage from Mexico; and in mamey sapote and
sapodilla in baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha striata in guava in baggage from Guatemala and Salvador.

Anastrepha suspensa in guava in baggage from Puerto Rico; and in guava in cargo
from Jamaica.

A rose stem borer, Ardis sulcata, in rose stem in quarters from Germany.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in apricot in stores from France; in
avocado in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in cheri-
moya in baggage from South America (country (?)); in coffee berry in preflight in-
spection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in fig in baggage from Italy;
in grapefruit in baggage from Bermuda; in loquat in baggage from Italy; in orange in
baggage from Jraq; in orange in stores from the Azores, France, and an unknown origin;
in peach in baggage from Argentina, Azores, and Italy; in pear in baggage from Italy
and an unknown origin; in pear in stores from an unknown origin (Mediterranean
region); in plum in baggage from Germany and Italy. C. capitata (?) in coffee berry
in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in guava in bag-
gage from the Azores; in orange in baggage from the Madeira Islands; and in orange
in stores from Israel (?).

Cylas formicarius var. in sweetpotato in cargo from the Philippines.

Palaeopus costicollis in yam in baggage from Jamaica.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cottonseed in baggage from the
Bahamas and Cuba; in cotton boll in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii
for the mainland; in cotton lock in baggage from Cuba; and in okra in baggage from
the Dominican Republic.

The gypsy moth (Porthetria dispar) in apricot in stores from France.

The European corn borer (Pyrausta nubilalis) in samples of broomcorn in mail from
Yugoslavia.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherries in baggage from France, Germany, and Greece; in cherries
in quarters from Germany; and in cherries in stores from France, Italy, Portugal, and
Spain.

Rhagoletis cingulata in cherries in stores from France.

Interceptions of airborne plant pathogens of interest were:

Alternaria dauci on coriander leaf in cargo from Puerto Rico.

Cercospora panacis (?) on Nothopanazx sp. in quarters from Australia. P

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododéndri on rhododendron leaves in baggage from Austria
and Switzerland; on rhododendron leaves in mail from Germany and Switzerland;
and on rhododendron leaves in quarters from Germany.

Corynespora cassiicola on palm fronds in cargo from Mexico.

Hypocrella sloaneae on leaf of Chamaedorea oblongata in cargo from Mexico.

Leptosphaeria culmifraqa on rice straw in baggage from Japan. ;

Meliola acervata on Phusalis peruviana in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 5)

Mycospnaerella cattleyae on a leaf of Epzdendrum sp. in cargo from Ecuador; and on
an orchid Jeaf in cargo from New Guinea.

Phoma citricarpa on Citrus sp. peel in baggage from Japan; on grapefruit in baggage
from Pakistan; on lemon in stores from Australia; on Mandarin orange in baggage
from China, Hong Kong, Japan, and the Philippines; on orange in baggage from Hong
Kong, Japan, and the Union of South Africa; on orange in quarters from Mozambique
and the Union of South Africa; and on orange in stores from Australia, Brazil, Mozam-
bique, and the Union of South Africa.

Phyllosticta coccolobae on seagrape in baggage from Kwajalein.

Phyilosticta fusco-zonata (?) on leaves of Rubus sp. in stores from Italy.

Pseudopeziza ribis on leaves of European black currant in baggage from Germany.

Septoria petroselini on parsley in stores from the Azores.

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa on Citrus hystrix, lemon, and lime in stores from
Australia.

Uredo scabies on leaf and stem of Vanilla sp. in baggage from Panama.

Citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri) on orange in quarters and stores from Japan;
and on satsuma orange in baggage from Hong Kong.

Xanthomonas maivacearum on cotton leaf in baggage from the Bahamas.

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) on lemon in stores from Argentina.

The following nematodes were found in airborne material:

Helicotylenchus erythrinae in soil with amaryllis bulbs in baggage from Portugal;
in soil with dahlia roots in baggage from Scotland; in soil with gladiolus corms and
lily bulbs in baggage from Italy; and in soil with plants in baggage from Canada.
ma elicotylenchus multicinctus in soil around roots of bloodleaf in baggage from Costa

ica.

Helicotylenchus nannus in soil with begonia and Crassulaceae plants in baggage from
the Azores; in soil with cuttings of begonias and fuchsias in baggage from Greece;
in soil with heather in baggage from Scotland; in soil with rhododendron plants in
baggage from Scotland; ia soil with mint plants in baggage from Cuba; in soil with
sansevieria plants in baggage from Haiti: and with soil around roots of an unknown
plant in baggage from Jamaica.

“ he ont nematode (Heterodera major) in soil with geranium plants in baggage from
ngland.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensts) in soil with amaryllis, euonymus,
geranium, and oxalis plants in baggage from Ireland; in soil on a pair of boots in bag-
gage from Ireland; in soil with heather in baggage from Scotland; in soil with lily-of-
the-valley plants, hyacinth, lily, and tulip bulbs in baggage from England; and in
soil with shamrock plants in mail from England.

Rotylenchus erythrinae (?) in soil with aloe plants in baggage from Jamaica.

Rotylenchus reniformis in soil with unidentified bulbs in baggage from Cuba.

Rotylenchus robustus in soil with carnation and primrose plants and tuberose bulbs
in baggage from England.

Tylenchorhynchus brevidens with primrose plants in baggage from Ireland.

Tylenchorhynchus dubius in soil with plants in baggage from Canada.

Tylenchus filiformis in soil with cactus plant in baggage from Greece; and in soil with
Sedum sp. in baggage from Italy.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED

FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted:

Acidia heraclei (?) in celery in stores from France.

Anastrepha fraterculus in peach in air baggage from Peru.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in apple in baggage from Mexico; in
grapefruit in stores from British Honduras and Mexico; in grapefruit in baggage from
Mexico; in Mandarin orange in baggage from Mexico; in mango in air baggage from
Guatemala; in mango in baggage and stores from Mexico; in orange in stores from
Guatemala; in orange in air baggage, baggage, quarters, and stores from Mexico; in
peach, pear, ponderosa lemon, quince, and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico; and in
white sapote in baggage and air cargo from Mexico. A. ludens (?) in mamey sapote
and mango in baggage from Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in bitter-almond in air
baggage from the Dominican Republic; in guava in air baggage from Guatemala; in
guava in baggage from Cuba and Mexico; in guava and guava berry in cargo from

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Tortola; in mango in air baggage from Antigua, British Honduras, Costa Rica, Cuba,
Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Puerto Rico, St. Kitts, and Salvador; in mango in baggage from Mexico, Puerto Rico,
Salvador, and Tortola; in mango in cargo from Cuba and Tortola; in mango in mail
from Cuba and Panama; in mango in air quarters from an unknown origin; in mango in
quarters from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad; in mango in stores from Panama; in
mombin (Spondias sp.) in air baggage from British Honduras, Guatemala, and Salva-
dor; in purple mombin in air baggage from Guatemala, Mexico, and Nicaragua;.in yel-
low mombin in air baggage from Central America (country (?)), Dominican Republic,
Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Salvador; and in yellow mombin in baggage from St.
Martin; A. mombinpraeoptans (?) in mango in baggage from Ecuador; and in mango
in stores from Venezuela.

Anastrepha serpentina in mamey in air baggage from Mexico; in mamey sapote in
air baggage from Nicaragua; in mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico; in mamey sapote
in stores from Colombia; and in sapodilla in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha striata in guava in air baggage from Guatemala and Salvador; in guava
in baggage from Mexico; and in guava in mail from Puerto Rico.

Anastrepha suspensa in guava in air baggage from Puerto Rico; and in guava in air
cargo from Jamaica.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in apricot in air stores from France;
in avocado in baggage from Hawaii; in cherimoya in air baggage from South America;
in cherry in mail from Italy; in coffee in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii
for the mainland; in coffee in baggage from Hawaii; in Crataegus sp. in baggage from
Italy; in fig in air baggage from Italy; in grape in cargo from the Union of South
Africa; in grapefruit in air baggage from Bermuda; in grapefruit in stores from Ar-
gentina, Israel, and Italy; in lemon in stores from Italy; in loquat in air baggage from
Italy; in Mandarin orange in baggage from Italy; in Mandarin orange in stores from
Algeria, Italy, and Spain; in orange in air baggage from Iraq; in orange in air stores
from Azores, France, and an unknown origin; in orange in stores from Brazil, Egypt,
and Italy; in peach in air baggage from the Azores and Italy; in peach in cargo from
the Union of South Africa; in peach in air stores from Argentina; in peach in stores
from Italy; in pear in air baggage from Italy and an unknown origin; in pear in bag-
gage from Italy; in pear in air stores from an unknown origin; in persimmon in bag-
gage from Italy; in plum in air baggage from Germany and Italy; in pricklypear in
baggage from Greece and Italy. C. capitata (?) in Arabian coffee in mail leaving Ha-
wali for the mainland; in coffee in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for
the mainland; in guava in air baggage from the Azores; in orange in air baggage from
the Madeira Islands; in orange in quarters from Brazil and Gibraltar; in orange in air
stores from Israel (?); in orange in stores from Brazil; and in pomegranate in baggage
from Italy.

Dacus ciliatus (?) m squash in stores from French West Africa.

The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) in bell pepper and tomato in stores from Hawaii.
D. cucurbitae (?) in cucumber in stores from Hawaii.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in Actinophloeus macarthur? (palm) in baggage
from Hawaii; an adult on an airplane from Guam; an adult in package containing
anthurium and orchid flowers in mail from Hawaii; in coffee in air baggage and mail
from Hawaii; in guava in air baggage from Hawaii; in Malay-apple in baggage from
Hawaii. D. dorsalis (?) in Calophyllum inophyllum in mail from Hawaii; in Arabian
coffee in air baggage and mail from Hawaii; in coffee in mail from Hawaii; and in
fig in air baggage from Hawaii.

The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage from Greece and Italy; in olive in
air baggage from Italy and Lebanon; and in olive in stores from Italy.

Rhagoletis basiola in rose hips in mail from Canada.

Rhagoletis cerasi in apple in air stores from Italy (?); in cherry in air baggage from
France, Germany, Greece, Italy, and an unknown origin; in cherry in baggage from
Italy; in cherry in air stores from France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and an
unknown origin; in cherry in stores from Spain; R. cerasi (?) in apple in air stores from
an unknown origin; and in cherry in air stores from Italy and the Netherlands.

The cherry maggot (Rhagoletis cingulata) in air stores from France.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following miscellaneous insects of unusual interest were intercepted:
Acrolepia assectella (Hyponomeutidae) in leek in stores from France, Morocco, and
Spain
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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 9)

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumt) on Citrus sp. leaf in baggage from Mex-
ico; on decorative greens in cargo from Mexico; on an unknown plant in soil from
Mexico; and on sour lime leaf in cargo from Mexico.

Arge ochropa (Argidae) on roses in air baggage from Germany.

Bruchophagus coluteae (Eurytomidae) in Colutea arborescens seeds in cargo from Italy.

A earposinid, Carposine sasakii, in apple in air baggage, air stores, and quarters from
Japan.

The banana root borer (Cosmopolites sordidus) in banana in cargo from Mexico.

A phyeitid, Cryptoblabes gnidiella, in pomegranate in air baggage and baggage from
Israel, Italy, and Libya.

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Pyraustidae) on Pinus pentaphylla foliage in cargo from
Japan.

Epicaerus cognatus (Curculionidae) in potato in stores from Mexico.

The oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta) in peach in air quarters from Japan.

A hydrophilid, Helophorus rugosus, in turnip in stores from England.

Hemimene juliana (Olethreutidae) in chestnut in cargo from Italy; and in chestnut
in stores from Europe (?).

Lixus junci (Curculionidae) in beet in stores from Egypt.

Mamestra brassicae (Noctuidae) in cabbage in stores from Belgium; in cauliflower
in puotes from Germany; in celery in stores from England; and in lettuce in stores from
Belgium.

A eurculionid, Naupactus xanthographus, in grape in cargo from Chile.

A scolytid, Scolytus multistriatus, in elm bark in cargo from Canada.

The durra stem borer (Sesamia cretica) in broomcorn in cargo and quarters from
Italy; and in broomcorn in mail from Greece.

Stephanoderes hampei (Scolytidae) in Arabian coffee in mail from Liberia; in Coffea
canephora in mail from French West Africa; in Coffea ugandae in mail from French
Equatorial Africa; and in coffee in stores from Angola.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae) with mung beans and sorghum seed in mail
from Pakistan; in rice in stores from Brazil, Formosa, Hong Kong, India, Kuwait,
and Straits Settlements; and with wheat in stores from Formosa.

SNAILS

Bradybaena similaris, an injurious snail not established in the United States, was
intercepted 115 times with plant material in baggage, cargo, and mail leaving Hawaii
for the mainland and once with lily bulbs in baggage from Bermuda.

Lamellaxis gracilis, injurious in greenhouses and not established in the United
States, was found with roots of Cattleya sp. in preflight inspection of mail leaving Ha-
wail for the mainland.

Porphyrobapha iostoma, not injurious under normal conditions and not established
in the United States, was taken with bananas in cargo from Ecuador and Honduras.

Theba pisana, an injurious snail not known to be established in the United States,
was intercepted with beets in stores from Belgium, on a conex box in air cargo from
Morocco, with dunnage in quarters from Morocco, with military cargo from Morocco
and Tripoli, and with Swiss chard in stores from Venezuela.

Other snails of economic importance but of limited distribution in the United States
and worthy of mention were: Arion circumscriptus, Deroceras reticulatum, Limax
marginatus, L. maximus, and Zonitoides orboreus.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

The sweet orange scab (Elsinoe australis) was intercepted 59 times; 18 of these in-
terceptions came from Argentina on lemon and oranges; 41 from Brazil on grapefruit,
lemon, orange, and sweet lime.

Citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri) was intercepted 66 times; 58 of these came from
Japan, 4 from China, one each from Formosa, Hong Kong, Philippines, and Thailand.
These interceptions were made from the following hosts: Grapefruit, lemon, lime,
Mandarin orange, orange, pummelo, satsuma orange and sour orange.

Cancrosis B (Xanthomonas sp.), another bacterial disease of citrus, producing symp-
toms similar to citrus canker, was intercepted twice from Argentina on lemon.

The black spot of citrus (Phoma citricarpa) was intercepted 132 times; 49 of these
came from the Union of South Africa, 26 from Hong Kong, 23 from China, 11 from Aus-
tralia, 10 from Japan, 3 each from Brazil, Mozambique, and an unknown origin, and
one each from Africa, Macao, Pakistan, and the Philippines. These interceptions

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were made on the following hosts: Citrus sp., grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange,
orange, and valencia orange.

Other interceptions were:

Corynespora cassiicola on palm in cargo from Mexico.

Heterosporium echinulatum on carnation in baggage from Colombia.

Heterosporium viridis on iris leaf in cargo from Canada.

“Leprosis”’ on lemon in stores from Peru.

Mainsia variabilis on Rubus sp. plant in baggage from Colombia.

Melampsora populnea on European aspen in mail from Germany.

Phyllosticta fusco-zonata (?) on Rubus sp. leaf in stores from Italy.

Puccinia allii on garlic in stores from Israel.

Septoria antirrhint on snapdragon in mail from France.

Septoria astericola on an aster leaf in mail from Fingland.

Stemphylium botryosum on pepper in stores from Liberia.

Uredo scabies on Vanilla sp. leaf and stem in baggage from Panama.

Urocystis cepulea on onion in stores from Israel.

Uromycladium tepperianum on a seed pod of Acacia aneura in mail from Australia.

NEMATODES

The oat nematode (Helerodera major) was intercepted 15 times from the following
countries: Belgium, Denmark, England, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Scotland, Spain,
and Sweden. These interceptions were taken in soil with Cymbalaria sp. plants, soil
with garlic, soil with geranium plants, soil with horseradish, soil with jute bagging,
soil with surplus military equipment, soil with potatoes, soil with potted plants, and
soil with shallots.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) was intercepted 85 times from the
following countries; Argentina, Belgium, Ecuador, England, Germany, Greece, Ice-
land, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru and Scotland. These interceptions were
taken in soil with automobiles, soi! on a pair of boots, and in soil with bulbs, plant
material, and vegetables.

Other nematodes of special interest were:

Heterodera carotae (?) in soil with carrots in stores from Germany.

Helicotylenchus erythrinae in soil with amaryllis bulbs in air baggage from Portugal;
in soil with dahlia roots in air baggage from Scotland; in soil with gladiolus corms and
lily bulbs in air baggage from Italy; and in soil with plants in air baggage from Canada.

Pratylenchus minyus in roots of oleander plant in baggage from Austria.

Rotylenchus erythrinae (?) in soil with aloe plants in air baggage from Jamaica.

Rotylenchus reniformis in soil with unidentified bulbs in air baggage from Cuba.

Rotylenchus robustus in soil with carnation and primrose plants and tuberose bulbs
in air baggage from England.

Tylenchorhynchus brevidens in soil with primrose plants in air baggage from Ireland.

Other nematodes of possible concern were several species of M elocdogyne intercepted
from the following countries: Australia, Bahamas, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Canal
Zone, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, England, France,
French West Africa, Germany, Guatemala, Hawaii, India, Jamaica, Japan, Mar-
tinique, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Thailand, and the Union of South Africa with
various plant materials and vegetables.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently complete determinations as to species are impossible or
impracticable due to the stage or condition of the insects or pathogens
on arrival. Some of these pests may be of economic importance, hitherto
unreported from the United States, unknown for the host plant, or they
may come from a new country of origin. As a matter of record they are
included in this separate list but not in the table form.

INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:

Anastrepha sp. probably fraterculus, at Houston, Tex., in orange in quarters from
Brazil; at Jacksonville, Fla., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Miami, Fla., in coffee
berry in air baggage from Colombia; at Mobile, Ala., in orange in stores from Brazil;

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 7

at New York, N. Y., in orange in air stores from Argentina; and at San Juan, P. R..,
in sapodilla in air baggage from Brazil.

Anastrepha sp., possibly ludens, at Laredo, Tex., in mango and pear in baggage from
Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in quince in air baggage from Peru; at New Orleans, La., in
orange in baggage and in plum in air baggage from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., in orange
in baggage from Mexico; and at San Diego, Calif., in orange in air baggage and bag-
gage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly mombinpracoptans, at Miami, Fla. in mango in air baggage
from Cuba; at Norfolk, Va., in mango in baggage from Puerto Rico; at New Orleans,
La., in mombin in baggage from Salvador; and at San Pedro, Calif., in yellow mombin
in air baggage from Colombia.

Anastrepha sp., probably serpentina, at Brownsville, Tex., Del Rio, Tex., El Paso,
Tex., and Laredo, Tex., in mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico; at Houston, Tex.,
in Mamey sapote in air baggage from Mexico and in sapodilla in air baggage from
Colombia; and at Miami, Fla., in sapodilla in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha sp., probably striata, at Brownsville, Tex., in guava in air baggage from
Colombia and Salvador; at New York, N. Y., in guava in air baggage from the Do-
minican Republic; at Nogales, Ariz., in guava in baggage from Mexico; and at San
Pedro, Calif., in guava in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa, at Chicago, Ul., in guava in mail from Puerto
Rico; at New York, N. Y., in guava in air cargo from Jamaica.

Anastrepha sp. at Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil and Peru; at
Boston, Mass., in orange in stores from Peru; at Brownsville, Tex., in mango in air
baggage from Salvador; in orange and plum in baggage from Mexico; and in star-
apple in air baggage from Colombia; at Calexico, Calif., in mango in baggage from
Mexico; at Charleston, 8. C. in orange in stores from Brazil; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in
mamey in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in mamey sapote, sapote, and sweet
lime in baggage from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in grapefruit in quarters from Brazil
and in orange in stores from Argentina and Peru; at Laredo, Tex., in mamey sapote
and pear in baggage from Mexico; at. Miami, Fla., in guava in air baggage from Salva-
dor; in mamey in air baggage from Mexico; in mango in air baggage from Haiti, Ja-
maica, and an unknown origin; in mango in air stores from Salvador; and in purple
mombin in air baggage from Venezuela; at New Orleans, La., in grapefruit in stores
from Jamaica; in guava in mail from Salvador; in mamey sapote in baggage from Guate-
mala; in purple mombin in air baggage from Guatemala and Mexico; in orange in stores
from Argentina and Brazil; in orange in quarters from Brazil; in white sapote in air
baggage from Guatemala; and in star-apple in air baggage from Mexico; at New York,
N. Y., in Annona sp. in air baggage from Brazil; in grapefruit in stores from Argentina;
in guava in air baggage from Brazil; in mango in air stores from Colombia; in orange
in baggage from Argentina; in sapodilla in air baggage from Colombia and Trinidad;
and in sapodilla in mail from Trinidad; at Philadelphia, Pa., in cucurbit in stores from
Venezuela; at Port Arthur, Tex., in orange in stores from Peru; at Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas in grapefruit in stores from Brazil; at San Juan, P. R. in guava in air bag-
gage from Trinidad; in guava in air cargo from the Dominican Republic; in mango in
air quarters from Brazil and in air baggage from the Dominican Republic; in nispero
in air baggage from Trinidad; and in rose-apple in air baggage from the Dominican
Republic; at San Ysidro, Calif., in mango in baggage frem Mexico; and at Savannah,
Ga., in lemon in stores from Brazil.

Ceratitis sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., in Mandarin orange in stores from Belgian Congo.

Dacus sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii in mango in air baggage from the Philippines and an
unknown origin.

_Rhagoletis sp., probably cerasz, at Boston, Mass., in cherry in air stores from France.

Rhagoletis sp. at Nogales, Ariz., in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; and at
Washington, D. C., in rose hips in mail from Iran and Sweden.

An adult Tephritis sp. on an airplane leaving Honolulu, Hawaii for the mainland.

Thirty-five interceptions identified to family only, Tephritidae, were intercepted at
the following ports: Baltimore, Md., in orange in stores from Brazil; at Boston, Mass.,
in apple in air baggage from the Azores; in grapefruit in stores from the Union of South
Africa; in orange in air stores from Brazil and Spain (?); in peach in cargo from the
Union of South Africa; and in pomegranate in air baggage from Greece; at Chicago,
Ill., in Crataegus sp. in air mail from Germany; in orange in air stores from an unknown
origin; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; at Ei Paso, Tex., in
orange in baggage from Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in vegetable marrow in stores from
West Africa; at Hidalgo, Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; at Honolulu, Hawaii in
coffee berry and in coconut in baggage in preflight inspection of airplanes leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; in Sesbania grandiflora flower in preflight inspection of mail

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leaving Hawaii for the mainland; and in guava in air cargo from the Straits Settle-
ments; at New Orleans, La., in orange in stores from Spain; at New York, N. Y.,

(pupa) with banana in cargo from Guatemala; in chestnut in baggage from italy; in
European grape in cargo from Argentina; in fig i in air baggage from Lebanon; in orange
in air stores from the Union of South Africa ; and 5 pupae attached to paper in basket
of fruit in air baggage from Italy ; at Nogales, Ariz., in avocado in baggage from Mexico;
and in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; at Port Arthur, Tex., (pupa) on floor of
ice box where oranges from Spain had been stor ed; at San Juan, P. R., in grapefruit in
stores from Brazil; at Washington, D. C., (pupae) with Arnica cordifolia flower and
seed in mail from Canada ; in Ilex mutchagara berry and in Meliosma rigida in mail
from Japan; and in rose hips in mail from Sweden.

Other incompletely determined insects worthy of mention were:

Acrolophus sp. (Acrolophidae), presumably a new species, at Nogales, Ariz., with
bulbstem yueca in cargo from Mexico.

Aleurocerus sp. (Aleyrodidae), undescribed, at Jacksonville, Fla., on decorative
greenery in cargo from Mexico.

An aleyrodid, Aleurodicinae, a new genus near Aleurodicus, at Laredo, Tex., on
Epidendrum mariae plant in cargo; and on an orchid leaf in baggage from Mexico.

An aleyrodid, Aleurodicus sp., a new species near coccolobae Q. & B., at Miami, Fla.,
on bauhinia leaf in air baggage from Costa Rica.

Apsychomyrmex sp., a rather rare genus of ants, at Honolulu, Hawaii with orchids
in air cargo from Costa Rica.

A tortricid, Archips sp., at Houston, Tex., in an apple in air baggage from Mexico.

Aspidiotus sp. (Coccidae), an undescribed species, at Hoboken, N. J., on Odonto-
glossum pulchellum leaf i in air cargo from England.

Asterolecaniidae, “pretty surely a hew genus and species, superficially, closest to
Muycetococcus; an interesting collection,”’ at Brownsville, Tex., on cycad in cargo from
Mexico.

Baris sp., probably lepidii Germ., (Curculionidae) at Houston, Tex., in turnip in
stores from France.

Baris sp. at New York, N. Y., in horseradish in air cargo from Poland; in horse-

radish in cargo from Yugoslavia; and in radish in air stores from Sweden.

A blastobasid, new to the National Museum collection, at Nogales, Ariz., with
bulbstem yucea in cargo from Mexico.

Blastodacna sp. (Cosmopterygidae) at Washington, D. C., in Malus sp. in mail from
rance.

A curculionid, Brachycerus sp., at New York, N. Y., in Pancratium sp. bulb in cargo
from Turkey.

A curculionid, Brachyrhinus sp., at Hoboken, N. J., in soil with miscellaneous bulbs
in mail from Switzerland.

Epicaerus sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in potatoes in stores from
Mexico; at Eagle Pass., Tex., El Paso, Tex., and Hidalgo, Tex., in potatoes in baggage
irom Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., and Mobile, Ala., in potatoes 1 in stores from Mexico.

“EHulia’”’ sp. (Tortricidae) at New York, N. va in grape, nectarine, peach, and
plum in eargo from Chile.

A scarabaeid, Euphoria sp., new to the National Museum collection, at New Or-
leans, La., ona bale of sisal in car go from Mexico.

Euscepes sp. (Curculionidae) at Charleston, 8. C., and Houston, Tex., in sweetpotato
in stores from Brazil; and in sweetpotato at Honolulu, Hawaii in air baggage from
Okinawa.

Furcaspis sp. (Coccidae), an undescribed species, at Brownsville, Tex., on Chamae-
dorea sp. leaf in air cargo from Mexico.

Gelechiid, new to the National Museum collection, at Boston, Mass., in pistache
seed in air baggage from Italy.

Grapholitha sp., presuntinlyt molesta (Olethreutidae), at Philadelphia, Pa., in apple
in stores from Japan.

Grapholitha sp., near or = packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae), at El Paso, Tex., on
Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico.

An olethreutid, Gymnandrosoma sp., near or = aurantianum Costa Lima, at Laredo,
Tex., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in orange in stores from
Argentina; and at New Orleans, La., in purple mombin in air baggage from Mexico.

Lema sp., probably lichensis Voet. (Chrysomelidae), at Chicago, Ill., with cut asters
in air baggage from Germany.

A curculionid, Lixus sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., in stores from Egypt and Italy; and
at New York, N. Y., in Cynara sp. bud in cargo from Italy.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 9

Mediolata sp. (Stigmaeidae), a unique specimen, at Honolulu, Hawaii on Mandarin
orange in air stores from Japan.

A chrysomelid, Omoplata sp., new to the National Museum collection, at Galveston,
Tex., in banana debris in cargo from Ecaudor.

Palaeopus sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N. Y., in yam in air baggage from British
West Indies; and in yam in air cargo from Jamaica.

A coceid, ‘“Phenacoccus” sp.—Phenacoccus series but not characteristic for the genus
and not placed as described—at Hoboken, N. J., on Ornithogalum sp. in mail from the
Union of South Africa.

Prays sp. (Hyponomeutidae) at Honolulu, Hawaii in Pelea sp. in mail leaving Ha-
waii for the mainland.

A curculionid, Premnotrypes sp., at Galveston, Tex., in potato in stores from Peru;
and at Mobile, Ala., in potato in stores from Colombia.

Procryptotermes sp. (Kalotermitidae), a new apecies, at Christiansted, St. Croix in
dry tamarind wood in stores from the French West Indies.

Procumbitermes sp. (Termitidae) at New York, N. Y., in nest built of mud in air
cargo from Belgian Congo.

Pseudococcus sp. (Coccidae), not placed as a described species, was intercepted 41
times at 13 different ports on various plant material from the following countries:
Barbados, Brazil, Canal Zone, Canary Islands, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala
India, Indo-China, Japan, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Spain, and Tortola.

Pseudoparlatoria sp. (Coccidae), not placed as any of the described species, at Ho-
boken, N. J., on anthurium leaf in air cargo from Colombia.

Puto sp. (Coccidae), probably undescribed, at Brownsville, Tex., and at Laredo,
Tex., on anthurium and philodendron in cargo from Mexico; and at Miami, Fla., on an
orchid leaf in air cargo from Mexico.

4 eed, Scolytus sp., at New York, N. Y., in unidentified wood in cargo from
weden.

Steatococcus sp. (Coccidae), not placed as one of the described species but a North
American relative of Icerya, at Nogales, Ariz., on jumping bean in cargo from Mexico.

DISEASES

Incompletely determined pathogens worthy of mention were:

Ascochyta sp. at Washington, D. C., on a leaf of Araujia sp. in mail from Portugal.

Cercospora sp., close to panacis Thirum. & Chupp, at Honolulu, Hawaii on Notho-
panax sp. in air stores from the Fiji Islands.

Cercospora sp. at Miami, Fla., on a leaf of Cassia moschata in air mail from the Canal
Zone; and at Houston, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. fronds in air cargo from Mexico.

Coniothecium sp. at Laredo, Tex., on Oncidium sp. in cargo from Mexico; and at
Nogales, Ariz., on cactus in cargo from Mexico.

Coniothyriopsis sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on agave and Lemaireocerus sp. in baggage from
Mexico and organpipe-cactus in cargo from Mexico.

Coniothyrium sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on orchid in mail from Mexico.

Echidnodes sp. at San Francisco, Calif., on Laelia superbiens in cargo from Guatemala.

Helminthosporium sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on cantaloupe in cargo from Mexico.
i pe eene sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii on Nothopanaz sp. in air stores from the Fiji
slands.
met ysterographium sp., close to mort (Schw.) Rehm, on organpipe-cactus in cargo from

{exico.

ae sp. at San Antonio, Tex., on Chamaedorea oblongata leaf in air cargo from

exico.

Leptographium sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on guava in baggage from Mexico.

Leptosphaeria sp. at Laredo, Tex., on agave in baggage from Mexico; at New York,
N. Y., on a leaf of Erythrophleum guineense in air cargo from Gold Coast; at Philadel-
phia, Pa., on a leaf of Musaceae in air baggage from Denmark; and at San Pedro, Calif.,
on Jobs-tears in cargo from Japan.

Lophodermium sp. at Brownsville, Texas, on an orchid leaf in cargo from Mexico.

Microstroma sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on Pelargonium sp. leaf in mail from France;
and at Philadelphia, Pa., on apple in stores from Egypt.

Neohoehnelia sp. at Washington National Airport, Arlington, Va., on tangerine in
air stores from Africa.

Ophiostoma sp. at Hoboken, N. J., on gladiolus in mail from Czechoslovakia.

Pestalotia sp. at Laredo, Tex., on mamey in baggage from Mexico; at San Pedro,
Calif., on Jobs-tears in cargo from Japan; and at New Orleans, La., on avocado in air
baggage from Salvador.

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Phyllosticta sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. in baggage from Mexico;
at El Paso, Tex., on a sapote leaf in mail from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., on gardenia leaf
in quarters from Cuba; and at San Juan, P. R., on agave in air baggage from St. Martin.

Phyllostictina sp. at Honolulu, Hawai on Barringtonia speciosa in air baggage from
Kwajalein.

Rhytisma sp. at Washington, D. C., on Japanese azalea in mail from Japan.

Septonema sp., close to toruloides Cke. & Ell., at Laredo, Tex., on Chamaedorea sp. in

cargo from Mexico.

Septoria sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on philodendron in cargo from Mexico; at Laredo,
Tex., on avocado in baggage from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., on yucca in cargo from
Mexico; and at San Pedro, Calif., on an oak leaf in air baggage from Denmark.

Stachybotrys sp., probably atrata Cda., at Nogales, Ariz., on cantaloupe in cargo from
Mexico.

Uredo sp. at Miami, Fla., on Tillandsia sp. leaf in air baggage from Mexico; and on
Trigonidium seemannii leaf in air mail from the Canal Zone.

Verticillium sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., on a willow twig in quarters from the Nether-
lands.

Zygosporium sp., probably oschioides Mont., at Brownsville, Tex., on Chamaedorea
sp. leaf in air cargo from Mexico.

NEMATODES

Aphelenchoides sp. at Boston, Mass., with amaryllis bulbs in air baggage from Ber-
muda; in beet in stores from the Netherlands; in celeriac in stores from Germany;
with holly cutting in air baggage from Ireland; in lily-of-the-valley pips in air baggage
from England; in oak timber in cargo from England; in onion in air baggage and cargo
from Italy; in soil with cactus plant in baggage from Canada; in soil with carrots,
parsnips, and potatoes in stores from Argentina; in soil with hydrangea plant in air
baggage from Iran; in soil with rosemary plant in air baggage from Italy: and with
potatoesin stores from Poland; at Key West, Fla., in soil from an automobile from
Cuba; at Miami, Fla., in soil with aloe, croton, and an unknown plant in air baggage
from Jamaica; in soil with cactus plants in air baggage from Brazil; in soil with carrots
in stores from Germany; and in soil with an unknown plant in air baggage from Panama;
at Newport News, Va., in soil with lily bulbs in cargo from Japan; at Nogales, Ariz.,
with a coleus plant in baggage from Mexico; at Norfolk, Va., in unknown flower bulbs
and lily bulbs in cargo from Japan; at Pensacola, Fla., in soil in potato bin in stores
from Belgium; and at San Francisco, Calif., with roots of tree peonies in cargo from
Japan.

Aphelenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with cactus plant in baggage from Canada;
in soil with carnation plants in air baggage from Greece; in soil with carrots in stores
from Australia; in soil with carrots, parsnips, and potatoes in stores from Argentina;
with celery in stores from the Union of South Africa; with horseradish in stores from
Japan; in soil with onions in cargo from Italy; in soil with peanuts in mail from Barba-
dos; in soil with miscellaneous plants in air baggage from Portugal; in soil with potatoes
in stores from Poland; and with tulip bulbs in baggage from the Netherlands; at Key
West, Fla., in soil with sansevieria plant in baggage from Cuba; at Miami, Fla., in soil
with beadplant in baggage from France; in soil with garlic in stores from Israel and
Italy; in soil with iris plants in air baggage from Cuba; in soil with mint plants in air
baggage from Cuba; in soil with orchid plants in air baggage from Colombia; and in
soil with unknown plants in air baggage from Jamaica and Panama; at New Orleans,
La., in soil with an undetermined legume in air baggage from Jamaica; at Pensacola,
Fla., in soil with carrots in stores from England; at San Diego, Calif., in gladiolus corm
in baggage from Mexico; and at Tampa, Fla., in soil with beets in stores from Germany.

Ditylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with cactus plants in baggage from Canada;
in soil with carnation and primrose plants and tuberose bulbs in air baggage from
England; in soil with oleander plants in air baggage from Ireland; in soil with onions
in cargo from Italy; and in soil with unidentified plants in air baggage from Portugal;
at Hoboken, N. J., in T7gridia sp. bulbs in mail from the Netherlands; at Key West,
Fla., in soil from an automobile from Cuba; and at Miami, Fla., in soil with assorted
plants in air baggage from Honduras.

Helicotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with hydrangea plants in air baggage
from Iran; in soil with unknown plants in baggage from Brazil; at Laredo, Tex., in
caladium and philodendron roots in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil with
assorted plants in air baggage from Costa Rica; and in soil with violet roots in air bag-
gage from Costa Rica.

Heterodera sp., possibly major, at New York, N. Y., in soil with Monarda didyma
plants in baggage from England.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 11

Heterodera, new species, at Miami, Fla., in soil with beadplant in baggage from
France.

Other members of the genus Heterodera were intercepted 360 times at 26 ports from
the following countries: Argentina, Azores, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Canary Islands,
Denmark, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India,
Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Liberia, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Nether-
lands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics, and Yugoslavia. These intercep-
tions were made from soil samples; soil with new and used automobiles; soil with army
vehicles; soil with potatoes in railway car; soil in sweeping from a railway car; soil with
bulbs and tubers in baggage, cargo, and mail; soil with plant material in baggage and
mail; and in soil with vegetables in cargo and stores.

Hoplolaimus sp. at Laredo, Tex., with roots of Indian rubbertree in cargo from
Mexico; and at Boston, Mass., in soil with wallflowers in baggage from Ireland.

Meloidogyne sp., perhaps javanica, at Miami, Fla., in soil with assorted plants in air
baggage from Honduras.

Meloidogyne sp. at Boston, Mass., with celery in stores from the Union of South
Africa; and in soil with plants in air baggage from Greece; at Brownsville, Tex., in root
gall on dracaena plant in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken, N. J., in Achimenes spp.
tubers in air cargo from the Netherlands; in Aconitwm napellus, Ajuga reptans atropur-
purea, and Anaphalis triplinervis roots in cargo from the Netherlands; in Begonia rex
roots in air mail from England; in calla tubers in cargo from Italy; in Ceanothus sp.
roots in cargo from the Netherlands; in Caladiwm candidum tubers in cargo from Guate-
mala; in clematis in cargo from the Netherlands; in Columnea pilosissima roots in mail
from Scotland; in Epimedium sp. roots in cargo from England; in Genista lydia roots
in air cargo from England; in geranium roots in mail from France; in gerbera roots in
air cargo from India; in ginger roots in mail from Peru; in hepatica roots in mail from
England; in Japanese iris roots in cargo from Japan; in Kaempferia rotunda tubers in
mail from the Netherlands; in Kaempferia sp. tubers in cargo from India; in passion
flower roots in mail from Bermuda; and in roots of roses in mail from France; at
Laredo, Tex., in philodendron and spiraea roots in baggage from Mexico; at Miami,
Fla., in acacia roots in air mail from Venezuela; in beadplant in baggage from France;
and in soil with African violets in air baggage from Heuador; and at New York, N. Y.,
in aster roots in quarters from Japan.

Nothotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with hydrangea plant in air baggage from
Tran; and at Key West, Fla., in sample of soil from Cuba.

Paratylenchus sp. at Miami, Fla., in soil with celery in stores from Germany; and in
soil with sansevieria plant in air baggage from Haiti.

Pratylenchus, new species, at Miami, Fla., in beadplant in baggage from France.

Pratylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in dahlia root in air baggage from Italy; in soil
with dwarf pine in quarters from Japan; in soil with potatoes in stores from Argentina;
at Brownsville, Tex., in soil with a begonia plant in air baggage from Nicaragua; at
Hoboken, N. J., in Helleborus niger maximus roots in air cargo from the Netherlands; in
Japanese iris roots in cargo from Japan; in roots of Ranunculus acris Double in mail
from Germany; at Laredo, Tex., in begonia tubers in baggage from Mexico; at Miami,
Fla., in garlic in stores from Italy; at New York, N. Y., in lily-of-the-valley pips in
baggage from Italy; at San Francisco, Calif., in lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo from
Denmark and Germany and in mail from Denmark; and at Washington, D. C., in a
soil sample in mail from Colombia.

Psilenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with leek in stores from Egypt.

Rotylenchus, new species, at Key West, Fla., in soil with sansevieria plant in bag-
gage from Cuba; and at Miami, Fla., in soil with celery in stores from France.

Rotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with carnation plants in air baggage from
the Azores; in soil with lily-of-the-valley pips in air baggage from England; and in soil
with violet plants in air baggage from Italy; at Miami, Fla., in soil with celery in stores
from Germany; at New Orleans, La., in soil with legumes in air baggage from Jamaica;
and at New York, N. Y., in soil with citrus tree and olive tree in baggage from Italy.

Tylenchorhynchus sp., possibly clarus Allen, at Boston, Mass., in soil with celery in
stores from Egypt.

Tylenchorhynchus, new species, at Miami, Fla., in soil with roots of an unknown plant
in air baggage from Jamaica.

Tylenchorhynchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with carnation and primrose plants
and tuberose bulbs in air baggage from England; in soil with carnation plant and in soil
with onion sets in air baggage from Italy; at Miami, Fla., in soil with celery in stores
from Germany; in soil with garlic in stores from Italy; and in soil with iris plant in air

12 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

baggage from Cuba; and at Tampa, Fla., in soil with unidentified bulbs in air baggage
from Cuba.

Tylenchus, new species, at Miami, Fla., in soil with violet plants in air baggage from
Costa Rica.

Tylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil on an automobile from England; in soil with
azalea, fuchsia, ivy, and tradescantia plants in air baggage from Germany; in soil
with carnation plants in air baggage from Italy; in soil with holly cuttings in air bag-
gage from Ireland; and with oak timber in cargo from England; at Key West, Fla., in
soil on an automobile from Cuba; and in soil with sansevieria plant in baggage from
Cuba; at Miami, Fla., in soil with carrots in stores from Germany; in soil with cal-
adium, lily, mint, and peperomia plants in air baggage from Panama; in soil with
copperleaf plant in air baggage from Cuba; and in soil with sansevieria plant in air
baggage from Haiti; at New Orleans, La., in soil with undetermined legume in bag-
gage from Jamaica; at New York, N. Y., in soil with citrus and olive trees in baggage
from Italy; and at Tampa, Fla., in soil with unidentified bulbs in air baggage from Cuba.

Xiphinema sp., near index Thorne & Allen, at Miami, Fla., in soil with carnation
plant in air baggage from Cuba.

Xiphinema sp. at Miami, Fla., in soil with codieum plant in air baggage from Co-
lombia.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 13

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country Insect Disease Country Insect Disease
Number Number Number Number
Africa: Europe—Continued
AIG 222 ea 0 1 Spain es 52 eee 13 7
merino nse bee 3 0 Swedena=-s2=--2-=— 13 3
ie oleae eee Se 1 0 Switzerland__.------ 3 42
Cape Verde Islands_- 2 0 Murgoslavideas-s-— == 6 0
Bey pues =o ea 11 0 |! North America:
French Equatorial Bermuda ae ee ee 9 0
PARTI Cafe ee 1 0 Canadas so-so 12 9
French West Africa __ 2 1 CanaliZone====-——-—— 42 5
Niberlaee: 222 oe 1 1 Central America:
iron eo ees 1 0 British Honduras__ 12 5
Madeira Islands--_-_-- 3 0 Central America
Nioroccomee ee 40 3 (country (?))---- 1 0
Mozambique-----_--- 1 5 @osta}Ricas224=2- 21 19
INI GG) ee ee See 1 1 Guatemala -—__-_--_- 32 9
Sierra Leone-------- 4 1 Hondurassoeseeee 7 5
firpolsesha= se 2 1 0 Nicaragua_-_----_- 19 0
Union of South Panama ese 24 3
iNet. Lees ae 18 57 Panama?) sees 1 0
Asia: Salvadorsas eee = : 30 7
Ghinnwe ssa ee!) 4 30 licelandaa = eae 0 3
Ronmosaleeas ees 16 1 Mexicomee eee eee 581 229
Hong Kong ----—--=- 1 28 West Indies:
linghh.- 33 se a 13 8 American Virgin
imdonesigess == 2 1 Island s2==2—2— es 1 0
(irae > 2g, ae ee ee 2 2 Anau laa eee 2 0
lino, at 23 Oe eee 1 0 FAT GE 5 1
Gna -= See eee 6 2 iBahamsasee2 aaa 10 2
epanee see ne 132 150 Barbados_-_------ 1 0
teins Sek Ss 1 0 Cuban ee 50 13
eebanonean =o. == 2— 3 0 Curiesoseseee ae 2 0
Wietca omer sce. 0 2 Dominican Republic_ 22 6
Pakisbaniee se os oe 2 1 Haiti eee 9 2
Palestines == =2 === — 0 1 Jamal cae ee aa 47 5
Straits Settlements -__ 4 0 Jost Van Dyke__-_ 3 0
SyiHibS Ses eee 1 0 Martinique_-_-_-__- 0 1
Wharlindaes S22 22" 2 5 Montserrat__-_--_- 1 0
shunkeyeee =] seas 0 1 Puerto Rico_____- 29 12
Australasia: Sta kattsaee saps 5 1
strains eee = ee 7 30 Stibuciase eee ae 1 0
Atistralliae (2) soe =e 1 0 Sta Vartin===ssse= 1 0
Gsm ee as fae lee 3 1 St. Vincent2=_-- 2" 2 0
ls leat Ai = anes 340 4 ‘Rortolas ae 11 0
Mewaraleinm = a= 0 2 “Werte eels Lee ee 11 0
Marquesas Islands-__-_ 0 1 || South America:
New Guinea-_-_____-_- 1 2 Arcentin ae 5 26
New Zealand _-_-__-- 0 il Bolivige=eae- = ee 0 1
Norfolk Island _----- 0 10 Brazen ee ee 16 56
IBbilippines==s22 ==" = 14 3 Brazil (4) eee 1 0
Philippines (?)_----- 1 0 British Guiana______ 4 | 0
TE ashes ko oa ire 3 il Chilean wise 14 2
Wake Island (?)___-- 0 1 C@olombiaeeeeas aes 10 2
Wiespibaciicse ete 2 0 cuad open eae 26 24
Europe: Netherlands Guiana _ 1 1
ATISURISR = 2 4 Peru Re ee ee 3 3
IZ OTeS a se SE 12 7 South America |
Belem 24 8 (country (?))----- 1 0
Czechoslovakia --_-_-- 0 1 Venezuela __-------- 9 0
Denmark=s= Soee5 ao 4 3 || Total:
ipneland eee 51 63 Africae oe eater 90 69
Bngland (2) s525222- 0 1 ENS a eee eas 190 232
IEyUTOpeN (ee 1 0 Australasia= === 22222 372 56
inland as) 2=e> =~ 1 0 IBTUrO pee ee eee 526 319
iran cewsemhs see. 2h 46 17 North America______ 1,004 337
Germanyeo- 2 43 37 South America______ 90 115
Gibraltar== sees oes il 0 Wnknown eens 18 a
Greecehe atest tee 9 4 TNO ta es ee oe 2,290 1,135
irelan dis2 si 2 22 Saha 9 14 Total incompletely
Lita i ee i eg 201 31 determined
Netherlands- _------ 46 38 DEStS=s sees 1,494 731
Northern [reland___- 1 1 Total insect inter-
INonwayee= 222 Fakes + 4 ceptions_--_---- SS84ul ee ee = =
Roland aes ee 1 0 Total disease in-
occu rallye ee 14 6 bercepplonsee ees | epee = 1,866
Scotland == 21 28 Grandetotal aes | eee 15,650

_ | This total represents only pests of known or potential plant-quarantine importance or certain organ-
isms of scientific importance. The total of all interceptions made during the year was 15,058.

Norr.—Interceptions were also made from Aruba, Belgian Congo, British West Indies, Burma,
Cameroons, Canary Islands, Canton Island, Ceylon, Christmas Island, Fanning Island, Fiji_Islands,
French West Africa, French West Indies, Ghana, Greenland, Hungary, Indo-China, Java, Johnston
Island, Kenya, Korea, Malta, Nepal, Nevis, New Caledonia, Okinawa, Rhodesia, Sumatra, and
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

14

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Acanthoscelides armitage (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Cajanusisp ae eee ae ee ee eee
Pisum sativum (pea)

“Acanthoscelides”’ spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
eoume' sa. ee es eR Ae Se ae

Aceria mmaeroehsiis (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

Acer sp. (maple)

Acidia heraclei (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens (celery)

Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Allium porrum (leek)

Adelphocoris seticornis (F.) (Miridae):
Trifolium agrarium (hop clover)------------
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae) :
lowers =a os Se ee a ees Se
Habiscusspvcoe = O28 ae Se ee
Phajus sp. (orchid)
Adoxophyes orana (F. R.) (Tortricidae):
Syringa sp. (lilac)
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):
Cassia fistula (golden-shower)
Aglossa cuprealis Hbn. (Pyralidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Herbs and plants in soil_-_______--___-__--
sanseneniatsp) j= ee eS oe
Agroiconota propinqua (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae) :
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)---___--------
Catrasis po tee Boe ee pape aaa Re
Greens—decoraliviesree sees e eee eee
Plant—undetermined = ee a= eee eee
Aleuroplatus mammaeferus Q. & B. (Aleyro-
didae):
Codiaeumisp-a (croton) Ses ee ee ee
Aleurothrixus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)
Aiea ea aucubae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodi-
ae):
CitrustaurantineVviaTe se
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Prunus persica (peach)
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae) :
Casimiroa edulis (white sapote)
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)_-__-___-----
Citrus limon ponderosa (ponderosa lemon) -_ --
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Mialusisilwestisy (Apple) ease eee
Mangifera indica (mango)

IPTUNNLS PEnSiCAn (PEAC I) ease ee ee ee

IPUTUSLCOMIMUNASH (DECAL) See
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):

Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)

Mangifera indica (mango)
jn asine nha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-

ae):
Eugenia floribunda (guava berry) -----------

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
ae Ss Collected
Country of origin a Els in—
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Einglan dese s ae aoc) 8) iooca|| Mlass
Rrance=so2 2 eee ee =e) MQ ell Vie
France, Morocco, eal iS Pa.
Spain.
Switzerlandsssssses5"= = ee|'s-o4| > DAG?
Hawaiian sneer eeae 1) SS | Ss | PElawanre
22108 Gos. s 2 see cea) 1h ees ee ei lawann
ee (Cl ee a eee ees leleyayti,
Netherlands___---__-_- iL in| ees | Ne
Dominican Republic_--} 1 |__-_-|/_---| P. R.
Italy S258 2 ene OD |) 2] et ING
iRortuge]| see 2 = =| SEO LE INES
Gans GOS a5 2 2S bk 1 Sse ea Nees
Dominican Republic___|____}__--| 4 | P. R.
Mexicoses2 i = tans ae 2.552225 elRex
Mexico, Nicaragua___-| 7 |----|----| Tex
Mexico 2: 22s. 5ooee ee Ji |2 2 es eb aaes
aes Oe 2 es | ee ee Arsiz,
Australiag(?) ses 1) Sas | eee EL asw aie
WMexicotsss "oo seeseuee 122-4) e2S5|ttexs
Japanss ese eee eseel) AW eae eCalites
Mexicos=-. 22 sean 3) || ===5|— S25 elexe
‘Per eae eee 12233223 eh
INTex1 CO MSS 3) iE =23 | SS ENESYeeiexe
eee Goss 22221 285-554 9 aoe ae Rex
see dou 2s = 2s e= 52) da ee exe
British Honduras, 15 By iocos| INAS, aeE
Mexico.
INVGxi COM Sse eee ee pO epee Tex. ;
Guatemala, Mexico_-__|128 S| aes Ariza Calite
Calif.*,
La., Tex.
WMexic@ness ao ase eee 4. ||. 2-2 2s hex
cee G02 22. 2 Ba S =| $24 See eee elexs i
Guatemala, Mexico_-___| 70 10 Sees Ariz Calta.
Calif.*,
La., Tex.
Mexico22= === eae Li oes | eee ex
See GOs = see | 98 | Sees Bs tiexs
a tee do-e k Se S|| 1G) ES ee eexe
oe Goss 2 eo A a a ee | a exe
Mortolati= 32-32 ee Ne sec|loas—) Si. Omar Sti.
Thomas &
St. John

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS.

1957

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; a Collected
= ee, in—
36/5 |e
2s| 2 (ss
a | 5 |e
'S) Z |

Mangifera indica (mango) --__----___------ Antigua, British Hon- |121 6 |---| Ala., Calif.,
duras, Costa Rica, Calif.*,
Cuba, Dominican Fla.,
Republic, Guate- Fla.*,
mala, Haiti, Hon- Ga., La.,
duras, Jamaica, INDY Ss
Mexico, Nicaragua, P. R., St
Panama, Puerto Croix, St
Rico, St. Kitts, Thomas &
Salvador, Tortola, St. John,
Trinidad, unknown. Tex,. Va

Psidium guajava (guava)_—--..-._-._-_--_- Cuba, Guatemala, Sie) | heen ali tae
Mexico, Tortola. aes

St.
Thomas &
St. John,
Tex.

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin) ---____-- Central America, Do- 1S eee ee Cali tes)
minican Republic, Up Nes IR
Guatemala, Nicara- Tex.
gua, St. Martin, Sal-
vador.

Spondias purpurea (purple mombin) -—______ Guatemala, Mexico, fe | Seeees | eed De aaa exe
Nicaragua.

SPORdLGS Spa) (MOMpIN) yee British Honduras, 6) Seas | eee asielex:
Guatemala, Salvador.

Terminatia catappa (bitter-almond) -___-_-_-_| Dominican Republic___|_--_]| 1 |---| Pa.

oi eee mombinpraeoptans Sein (2) (Tephri-
tidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) _______-_________ Ecuador, Venezuela____| 1 1 | en Tee Lae
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Alchras) ca potw (Sapodilla) = =) INicaraguaes = 22a le) ae Wy eae) CeuhhE

Calocarpum sapota (Mamey sapote)_________ Colombia, Mexico, 4 DUES Sk Calitie:
Nicaragua. La., Tex

Mammea americana (mamey)_—____________ Mexico= aaa ee 1h eee |e a Califa:

Anastrepha striata Schin. (Tephritidae):

IPSTOUUMNGUAIQNG (SUAV A) = Bee ee Guatemala, Mexico, Oh | Be | eee |e Acriz el Les
Puerto Rico, Salva- La., Tex.
dor.

Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)__-_2-_--- Jamaica, PuertotRicon.||| ) 8ules22 Bela INe Week.
Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)__-______________ Bahamas, Dominican 18 TPS | eee | SR ashes
Republic, Haiti, Ja- NEDYS,
maica, Jost Van IPBRE St.
Dyke, Panama, St. Thomas
Kitts, Tortola, & St.
Trinidad. John.

FEXESTLITIES LLU ILITON (DCA) een a Jamaica, Panama, A ee alleses|| ater Ne
Puerto Rico.

Antispila rivillei (Stt.) (?) (Heliozelidae):

LteSISD a (LTADC) eee eee ae eee Teta) yo a te = ae | eee ee asses
Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):

Oli SU MENETUUTIIS eee eee 1dyo¥edepoyolse a DSRS 2) SA | ONE

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)__________ PA wera tee eee ae peel) | en nes) th
Anuraphis tulipae (Fonsc.) (Aphidae):

Apium graveolens (celery.----_-._----_-__- IDR Oasys aes Sates eer eals ga cal yi etrhe

irisrsubouora (bortugal iris) os) 2 eee Portugal a= =aen eee eee es eel i sl), (Gr
LEPOS: SD cs Sa Sf i RS A a ad eoernr eae ine] an dee peo SEE | ONE Ie
Tigridia lutea immaculata._.__.______-_--__- Netherlands____-___=- eg | ee a pL NS
Toiejaas Boe Ca) Be See eee es (oops a eae ee eee les il 1 | Tex
Araecerus levipennis Jord. (Anthribidae):

CCUCAETOAGLOILCO Ree ee a ee Daw aie ene ace ne 1 ee SE Beleehie
Arctorthezia cataphracta (Olaf.) (Coccidae):

LION FO. (MEE) Bese eee te eat ee coeeees Scotlande===— === 1 S| | Seen IVE sse

OLEStTLEteT eta ee ee ee ee as ee ee Pee dower ee eset ees | See len | Vashi.
Ardis sulcata (Cam.) (Tenthredinidae):

VOSCASD (LOSE) enact ehenee en Se a Gernmany=e see i ea ees Tae Pee Cea lhe ety
Arge ochropa Gmel. (Argidae):

EUOSCISD EM (LOSE) ate ee ae oe ee eel Got Se be tet eS elle sett OU

16 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ea x Collected
Q a 1 1n—
a.| 2/3
55) 6 |e
rel U a0
i [> ——
She SNe
iS) Z | Ay

Argina cribraria (Clerck) (Arctiidae):
Passengers: quarterse es = see eee eae ee Unknowns sss eeea= Se) 1 ees aware
Argyresthia conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeuti-

ae):
Mens sylvesinis, (apple) === Pe eee INorwayet2 sass 19) | ee ee INE DYE
Sorbus aucuparia (European mountain ash) -_-}_-___ (6 Vo es pes a ade 1 a (eee 2 ee ING YG
Arion circumscriptus Johnston (Mollusca):
TS ui) by ee a ae ee ae ce RU ee She ATIStrig sce eas | se | en 1 Nee
Bactucarsatva (lettuce) ae ee eee ee (Wnikno wre ee | 1h) 2a NG
Artipus grisescens Chevr. (Curculionidae):
OrchidGe seat. se ee aS eae Siig) Meters Jamaica eee Wi lesoelesoe|) Lee
Aspidiotus australiensis Kuw. (Coccidae):
Dendrobium undulatum (orchid)____--_----- ANVE RES So Dees | Elawanre
IDendrobviimis Dae ee ee eae ene eee Goze) ao) Sie ae S| 2 | eoawane
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon) (Coccidae):
Camellia sasanqua (sasanqua tea)--_____-__- Japaneses sae ee Ee Sele a Dae
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_____--_- 2-228 L = Cuba, Mexico, 4 1! |2Sse Calta
Philippines. Fla.*,
Tex
Nipa fruticans (Nipa palm)___-___._-__-___ Mahitite eons ee eee Seales All) lake
Persea americana (avocado)_---__---------- Cuba, Mexico_________ 1 ES ea) INES
Calif.*
Prunus amygdalus (almond)------_--------- Bahsmaseeee eens TA | el ee eaters
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
Ambherstia nobilis (flame amherstia)_-_--____ Jamaica ee ae ee ean (ees anit, 1D), (C,
Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):
Rubus Spleen | eee ee ee ee eae Brance: see Ss 28u wine Pe iO on) UGS INSEE
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)------------------- Brazil, Mexico________ Ly eee eel @al ters
Orchid Bee wee Sey eel ad a yes chees ONC reer ea Jamaicans ee eee nae Bae uae oh | aalkns
Asterolecanium miliaris robustum Green (Coc-
cidae):
BB DOO ke ess ee ee ned ee et ae re PAT IOI = ee Le | ee ee Vass
Asterolecanium petrophilae (Fuller) (Coccidae):
Conospermum triplinervium (smokebush) ____- Austrahal 2422 seheeee ofS | eal pole e Tass
Aufeius impressicollis Stal (Coreidae):
BGactyse Oe ee ee SOE an LE ee ieee capaey sae ees Mexico: .- 2822 Sens 2 ate allen exe
Aulacaspis mangiferae (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) —-__-__--------_-- Panamas oes eee 1h a 2 | ees hae
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (EKurytomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)--___-----_----- Venezuela_.___---___- P| ea ee BARE
Rlastophagus piniperda (L.) (Scolytidae):
Albiesisi: (fir) pene = Se es ees eee aha Bnglands2= 222 -- o> t |e eee See
Pinksispe (pine): deo eee ee a eee doe aay Shiba i Perel INI YC
Blissus leucopterus (Say) (Lygaeidae): ‘
Solanum melongena (eggplant) ----____------ Mexicol=2---s=sse ee Sil eseelosoel| Zn,
Bisius leucopterus insularis Barber (Lygaei-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) __________--_--- Dominican Republic__-_|____|__--| 1] P. R.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)..____------ Mexicos 23-2 oliy hes ff (2c ee Se eiext
Bouhelia maroccana Bal. (Coccidae): f
Muscari comosum (cipollino)____-__-------- Moroccos= eee eee 3) 206) 225 aINeeye
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)_ 2-7 2— 2 ee Italy 22-52). Saas 1 1 |_.-_| Mass., Tex.
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae): :
Allvum satiwum (garlic) -------__.£-=---+--- ItalysiSpaines sss eee 2 1) eats ee
Tex.
Brachyrhinus ovatus (L.) (Curculionidae): _
SoillGéwithtmixed'plants]= == eee e seas Canada sa= a2 s- sae 1. oes ING
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca): d 4!
A DINMONT DUT CLO serene ae re ees await sess ree en 1 |_-._|----| Hawaii.
A ith sis ee ee ee eal eee | ee dos eae 2) | eee | es aware
@olocasiatsp ye ae a re = eet ads | epeeentee dose sere i st eae 1) ee ees aware
Cordyline terminalzs) (ti) pee eee eee eee leoeee (oo eee a SS we a 7, (See ees eielawanik
Diehenbvachta.sp\ aa soe re eee ee eee | ae dolls a Be ee | ee ees Se ewanie
Trilvionspeiily,) Bee eee ee ee eee Bermudas ss. nee Ds 22) 2223 Neves
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) __---------- EE See oe 1 |e2--|22=-| Hawai.
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise-flower) -_~_}~---- dos2= 2 225 eS ee es ee wee
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)--__._.-...----.-l_---- dos ae eee See | es aware

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

M74

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 50, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca) :—Con.
Mandap yen OS ak Sh ieee
Vanda sp., Anthurium sp., & Dracaena sp.--

Brevipalpus inornatus (Baks) (Tenuipalpidae):
Camellia sinensis (tea)
MIO DOLILMIUGELUN Sao a ee eee
unogodendron Sp: --——— == 5-256 Socteaces

Brevipalpus oncidii Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
Oncidium phalaenopsis (orchid)

unecipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes) (Tenuipalpi-

ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ---------------

Brithys pancratii (Cyr.) (Noctuidae):

LATTICE TLOCCLLLEG IRS) ee oe at a aS

Bruchophagus coluteae (Boucek) (Eurytomidae):
@adluteatanborescens==—— 4 2 = See ees

Bruchophagus ononis (Mayr) (?) (Euryto-

midae):
ORODES (RECESS ae Ae SE Se ees ee

Bruchus ervi Froh. (Bruchidae):

Lens culinaris (lentil)

Bruchus lentis Froh. (Bruchidae):

MACTESICULUN ATT Si (lentil) eee ee

Bruchus luteicornis Ill. (Bruchidae):
iWaerarsatzoas (vietch) = a= se eee ee

Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
liqes ques Ue Wea oe See ees

Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):

VWaciapjaba (broadbean) 2-2 = ee

Bryobia cristata (Duges) (Tetranychidae):
eOSOAS Dt (LOSC) ata e e BE ee e ee

Bryobia sarothamni Geijskes (Tetranychidae):
Cytisus multiflorus (white Spanish broom) - __

EE ies validirostris (Gyll.) (Curculioni-

ae):
UOMSLCN ON GELUGLOSG ee a ee ee

Calligrapha diversa Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Giri denen a
Thillandsiosp yee ey pene meee yok

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Bisbee ae A As ee 2 a
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-____--_---------
Phaseolus aureus (mung bean)--------------

Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):

Orchid

Carbula litigatrix Kirk. (Pentatomidae):
Watisispe (grape) es eee ee eee

Carposina sasakii Mats. (Carposinidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple)----_---------------

Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):
CHEBOD (OU Maa ee eS US ens

Caryedon fuscus Goeze (?) (Bruchidae):
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)-----------------
Tamarindus indica (tamarind)_--______-__-
Caulophilus latinasus (Say) (Curculionidae):
GhamaedOrnea spear eey R a
Oriignyakcohune (palm) ma S222 ss te es
Cephaloleia atriceps Pic (Chrysomelidae):
@ reek qe ee TE eN UEe e e s
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae) :
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)
(Chiru Hine, Wei) )\2o ou Oe oe ee
Citrus paradis? (grapefruit) oe.) 222 l 2 lt

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)-------_-

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

Country of origin Collected
A. ig 1, in—
as = £0 af
as| 2 188
OMeP On eee
oO Z |Ay
spate Fe Gow ee ae 7 Sle (eee ees ea wali
Le eee Owen eee ae OE PS Se) oe en eee EV aw aire
Japan eee eee ee elf pedi 1D) (Oe
tal eee ese eee ee es eee ale a) BORIC
Ja panel eee ee eee see ages | el DERG:
cua Ones eeees [ee gooey HN]
Dominican Republic___|_--_|----| 1 | P. R.
EGrdin Ce ae Pees eee ad Gill | Da Gr
italy ee ej oe [Pres Sa NE
TOSS eeeYS) ey cap cl ES 2 Sees bl yy | AD AG
lebanon eae rp, Sac fes| aero (NN ae
Bey pts = a ase EEE pH | ees Ne
France, Portugal-_-_-__-_- De aes enon | A ee VEASSS
Atal Esa be es ae Gry Pechenegs en Ne Ae
ij aps se: [0 (o PEA ela eae oie eat CiPee rey Le CHIN SN
ap ase eee enter “109 Beer aes aati
(origi) err | ape Soke |p a ik 41D (Ok
IMexi COs sass ee i Bees |e 1 | Tex
yeaa hs Osea re romeew sy BAe ee an, eee mex.
ea? oss oe Er Bay is Oe ei eel exc
Japanee~ Gemini al 1 ee |e elawai
ebrinigda dessa ee fl peje Bee, | INE Va
Japana veri es biped Ppt al (Win ta ind Poe regeny IN Nk
Mexico: s=s2- 55 4 Se eg op | eno es LYE |e eX
Union of/South Africa_ =|) 1 }22-2)/2-_-=)| New
Japan aes ae oeer 1 Npece| Tenens
Oreg.,
Wash
Mla warts thee sige By oa al a delenit
Philippines, St. Qa SO Aes. awaii,
Thomas. va
Cape Verde Islands.___}| 1 |____|-.--| Mass
eae Ee Goes Lata yee rele BN) 1 RE oa Mass
IMTEXd C One eee ey eye || evo Mex
ea ee Go s28 et So eee Cues bee een a alex:
Ses stiee GOs a eee | Rae ee ee nex
South America________ 1 | ees | eee ae
ADs tal yk OS Re pea | ae 1 ee) 12
Argentina, Bermuda, 1 Sila aee lVlagss.
Israel, Italy. INAIYS;
Passevex:
Algeria, Italy, Spain-__! 1 Sheed NEY:

18

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 3 Collected
2, fe 1 in—
Bla ie
=iie} o ae
SxS |) gp | Se
3 S || 25>
1S) AZ |e
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):—Con.
Cutrusisimensis) (orange) eee eee Azores, Brazil, Egypt, 1 7 |__-_| Mass.,
France, Iraq, Italy, INERYe;
unknown. Pa., S. G.,
Tex.
Cofieatspen (Collec) pane see Ha waeeen ean eee Uf \ase |e 52 ]) (Calis,
Hawaii
Grataegustsp es ee es oe oe ee Titel os sa ae Pa cle Deere ees Sy INE NC
Diospyros spy (persimmon) eee ee ees |e dos. Sif eh ss. shee Dy (| =i] eet Ne
Eriobotrya japonica’ (loquat) 2 = -2 2222 eee co (oe eer ee ee 1a eee ROE INS NC
HE CUL SEC QLTAUC CU (1 >) arnt eae oes oa ea | a doe ae sae eae 1 ees eI. NC;
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)__________-_ Greece, Italy_---______ Sie aes See INEDYE
Persea americana (avocado) --__________-_-- Wallasey DF \i* te | eee Hawaii
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)________-_--_-__- iran ces ee ee Soe L222 s3) |e ass.
EZ UNALSECLOMLCSLUCOM (10 UTI) ee eee nee Germany, Italy_______ 254\\22 om | eee ake
JZ TGRWEL (OKO) =5 soe seeseessecsesos Argentina, Azores, 3 26) | Ss | INE en ex:
Italy, Union of
South Africa.
PrUnUSiSDan (CHE LG) Poe eee Ltaly Sessa eee I. | 5222) eee INERYS
IByRUSICOMIMUNTSE (DEAT) pe a ee Italy, unknown_--__-_- 4 a At eee Mee
N.
Vitis Spo (Grape) eee eye ee eee Me ae Union of South Africa_-| 1 |---_|___- INSRYe,
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
(Char SONATE (OHNO) ee ee eee Brazil, Gibraltar, 1 4 |____| La., Md.,
Israel(?), Madeira Mass.,
Islands. Tex
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)_____________ IVa were ke 2 eee ee Lt S29 eee Hawaii
GOffeak Spe (COfee) ae eee ee ne ne eee | (a eee ae Re ee Sian eae Hawaii
Psidium guajava (guava) —--_-___________-_ IA ZOTES ee oe eee ee py feet | ee Mass.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ------______ Italy es22 242s Bi ee TY sees eee N. Y
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (Soursop) —-—------------- Honduras, Panama____| 2 |--__|___- Fla.*, La
Annona squamosa_(sweet-sop)---__-------_-- Panama eaeyee une 1 pes ES Sell aE
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae) :
Alyzxia olivaeformis (maile)__-_-_-.._-_--___-- ia waite ene ee 10) 2525/2225 PEawanr
PE COOL ONS OHS Ea Ss ae ee SSMS LE do fee eee Py \eees|) il |) lelexenn
Ve TEN DGCRUG IS ere ere Te eee | Maun ges On tr eT Bie lee | eae 1 | Hawaii
Gardenia tap woe ee oe ae sone eee eee Japanes = 400 ee oe See Bee lee e@alitacs
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):
ELVCULSHCORUCOM (i129) eee ee eae ea litaly2.2° . Satins SES 1) |S eS | See |e Miasse
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (F.) (Curculionidae):
Raphanus sativus (radish) ----____-_----__-- Allveniaees. 6 225-2 2 8 |e S| Sees eexe
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma Marsh. (Curculio-
nidae):
Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga)___________ iBelerum®-2-- = Eee 1 jE | lex
Chaetococcus bambusae (Mask.) (Coccidae):
IBAIM DOO Le Fes eS ae ee a eee ee eee China t.220 ye eg e 1 jee 2 222 5|eelawane
Chalcodermus aeneus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)---_____-------_- Bahamas, Canal Zone, Sy Pose ieoeo |) ees IL,
Jost Van Dyke. St.
Thomas
& St.
John.
Chalepus omoger Cr. (Chrysomelidae):
Orchids Nee STE ay as a ihe alee Mexico 222-3- 2 ote ~ios|eccai|) Telex
Chelymorpha varians Blanch. (Chrysomelidae):
Vatistspen(2Tape) pase ee eee eee ere Chile==s5--—-— i eel esa Ne 063
Chelysoma variabilis (H.-S.) (Pentatomidae):
Intbaggages == eee ss ee ee ee CostarRicaseeeee ees in \|es_eh/eane8 Rex
Chilo loftint Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugareane)__________ Mexicos=28¢ ee eae 6))| een eres | AI ZS
Calif.*
ZEULINGY SH (COLD) ee a a ten eee | DE does se eee @ leesalbexs || Ae
Chilo suppressalis (Wlk.) (Crambidae):
Onyzarsativan (ice) ee eee eee Japan. Spaine sss 2 5 n= =|) Calter
Mass.,
INERYS:
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus Ferris (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_________ Japan. sake Ses bss=|) 2 |eecol) Chibiie
Gitrusisimensis: (Orange) bo. . Lee ine ee eee doe te Se eee || | SER eCOaliies

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 19

57

19

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 50, 1957—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

Pest and host Country of origin ; as Collected
Qa ‘s 1 1n—
eq S| of
25|@ les
ar f=] ond
le) ° a ne
16) Z |e
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus Ferris (Coccidae) :
—Continued
OSITGTLRUSTSD te ee ne oe ES aS 2 SBA RT ey gn 2 dots eet een Peed SA a AD EAOE
TPM | Ses a eae epee ree ee (Etre me (c Kayes SN asl) 2 fea cel Chibi 12th,
meme nigropunctatus (Ckll.) (Cocci-
ae):
edumoxcypetauum.9- 2s ee se le IMlexi comes “cee ne oe aie ee SS it alley exe
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Gairnusiianzom (lemon) se Braz ee eee ete a See Files |e | alanecs
GatRUSUSUILENS7SN( OLAN EC) te ee | Ons Sey eas ee ee Wh | a DEH ag Ce
a.
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
CHATRANTCD Ay ae eae Boe SSeS Ee MIGROS RA eek byevint\srie |) 22a Mexe
PYRG IO EROLO, Bi Dm eS ees ce ees a don... Jef elena ber ey WY) | ome | a eMexs
Cladius isomerus Nort. (Tenthredinidae):
HeGSCASD oe (GOSC) © een he ee Canadas ee saa as pe dh eye ela Vash
Cladius pectinicornis (Fourc.) (Tenthredinidae) :
TOSaESD A (LOSC) = ae PLE Os Deedee oS Denmark eee Wee ee lh Chibi
Cletus caffer Stal (Coreidae):
VZtzsas DM (ETADC) eee ee SI BEE Sees Union of South Africa Di Nae a aa ge
Cletus ochraceus (H.-S.) (Coreidae):
UE SESp en (CLaApe) soa ns ee ee SS eke, cleo Pa Mee aece at ere aa Hae Ee Oy geal Nace
Cligenes delineata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Or chien ae piece Mate e Ry PSNR ie 2 Mex CO maaan a eee aes ee ele ke HADES
Coccotrypes carpophagus (Horng.) (Scolytidae):
Ghrysalidoconpus lutescens= 2 9 2 22 aes DEL as wea: eee ee beselsesa|) ab gland,
Coccus acutissimus (Green) (Coccidae):
RLCIACRATLENSTSH (ly,C Hee) meee a ae ee | es (c (oan eye he A Sele eens eel Sk Velen ents
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
PATS UILUCUET) IL 1gD)ULT LUC epee er awalitae 8 Ss ata ee 1) | ees oe | elaswanis
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_______-__- bs GABP 4 iBhilippiness =e Pee il ena) ele ent
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)______________- Cuba SHawai 2.222282 12 oe |e aces
Herbaceoustleatoe ee eee aie IN ees @ubase. st xs iaely iL | eres | ones HN aes
Lenin nouns ee ee eee Colombia === Bey ee TS as
EETIORS Dee oe ere ee he Be lsat a ees 1S ee la alliances
Hawaii.
Coelonertus nigrirostris Solari (Curculionidae) :
RUINED ORCAS Dee oe eS ND SN = See = IMiex1Co sees aaa hyp eee ere | Mex
Conoderus rufangulus (Gyll.) (Elateridae):
Vatesisp eh GTADC) so ent ak, Loe eee 8 @hiles£2 es eee SSS aN
Conotelus mexicanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):
EIRENE TONS ee Rete Tet toe ae Se NEN EG A eee Oo ans Deen | eee Ee w aie
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)_____-_-___-----__|____- (o (opie yee Sienna ay Ly | ee |S | eeawana
Wages, og Tes Te ES ee eee eee eee | eres CORR SNR eee Dit tas |S) Elaiwaits
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)_____-__-------- Mexico ssthps ame eee OF Noo eel} Nee
ae formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermiti-
ae):
Gossypium ispal(Cotton) 2seee 2 oe ee Japan’ =o 22 = ene ee S| See | ees ilawaire
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae) :
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _______ IWiexicOle ere ata -0 aa wieey_ | eeten a || Play hex:
Cossus cossus (L.) (Cossidae):
@OGl iss SF eS ee lel ee ae ee parade Pee eed eee) mee PINT Ode
Crambus ligonellus Zell. (Crambidae):
AIT planets ste MRR oa BOE pagapene te Bo op bin, WE, RuertowRico! === eee Boll eli eR Rs
Cryphula apicalis (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliad eee ee nok a eee ee ea SSS IMiexi Cone: Sanam ee NE |e rad eT ex
Cryphula fasciatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Lpidendrum stenopetalum (orchid)_____--__ ~~ Canall’Zonesae esa Peesibece||) |) iseyrenbe
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_-__________ Israel Sitaly.dbibyals =| 9a6ig a= = || sees ieNice ena
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
VRCCOAGINTONS Te ee ee aaa ee ik Teg au eee ete ever We Seal lab enn
Cryptotermes brevis (Wl1k.) (Kalotermitidae):
OOC cere hl eee ee oe = eho akye 2 Cubate=s ok ees eee De Nese | eel WONG NC
Cryptotermes cavifrons Banks (Kalotermitidae):
VOC Ce OB eT Ss ES Let Oh |e abe GOR a3 ot lee gated ‘Tye Siecegy|| 85 =25'lleIN es
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Castanea sativa (European chestnut) _______ tally ee a pe ae ee 1) |) ee ee a NEY 9

20

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae) :—Con.
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Quercus sp. (oak)
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
Corylus sp. (hazelnut)
Curculio q-griseae Chttn. (Curculionidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)
Cylas formicarius (F.) ssp. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Cylas formicarius F. var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Culas fermicaris formicarius (F.) (Cureulioni-
dae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Dacus ciliatus Loew (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucurbita maxima (squash)________________
Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)___-
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Dacus cucurbitae Coq. (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (eucumber)__-_____________

Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Actinophloeus macarthuri (palm)
Airplane
Coffeaisp 1 (cofiee) =a Tie ee
Lugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple)

Mangifera indica (mango)

In parcel containing orchid and anthurium
flowers
Rsidvum guajavg (guava) seen ee
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Calophyllumanophyllum= ae
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)_____________

Dendrobiella aspera (LeC.) (Bostrichidae):
Oniboxtofktomatoessee sas eae nee ean
Prosopis sp. (mesquite)

Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusea):
VALU OT TUT (LEC Ko) een mene nar
Apium graveolens (celery)_--.___-__-________
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea bullata (savoy cabbage)-_—__
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)________-
Catasetum sp. (orchid)
Cichorium intybus (escarole)
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)

Azores, England,
France, Italy, Por-
tugal, Spain.

Philippines, Thailand __
Philippines

Anguilla, Bahamas,
Cuba, Dominican
Republic, Haiti,
Mexico, Puerto
Rico.

Denmark ee serene &

Belgium, Netherlands__
Germany, Italy,
Netherlands.
England
Brazil, Netherlands___

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Be alee
Ec|l a |&
20 o ae
ae) a |a2
3} Gy |es=
1s) Z i
43 ee Sell
cL | nes |e
Tojo to) ees
Di) 2d | eee
Dil ee
1 EG eee ae
11 43/45"
Ai Ott 2 ee
24/93 | ae
22 4S) ee
ee tele Mees
£255) 10% oes
LL Lelie, 40) eeaee
5) 21 2a
ree haa eT
5, lt | eee
2h) ae | ee
ye || ee eee
ih) Ou) ee
a aS eae
19/2202)
Papel Pees wean
YH (ge a PS
1 ee
11 2 jx ee
(Lisi A este jt
iDvih/ 3 eee
ESE Lag] die
Does 3 20h| See
PRX SRA) | Soe
CALE R21) [Ce a
1 24 nee
Neh Say | Tee
Se Bt | Se
Ae Bees sen hoc
ee atte ‘LS | ee

Collected

imn—

Fla.*, Il.,

Tex.
Hawaii.

Calif.*

Fla.*, La.,
Md.,

Mass.,

INR OY es
Rae wPaiRe
St. Croix,
Tex.

Hawaii.
Pa., Va:
Pa.

Calif.*
Calif.*,
Wash.

Calif.*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*,
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Mass.,
Mich.,
N. Y., Va.

Hawaii.
12, 18%

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

21

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin & & 4 in—
38| ¢ | 28
Tame y os
q+. =| or
fo} ° i
6) Z |
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):
—Continued
TALE TESN COT OLUM (GALLO b) ere | ee (3 (oyeehan ees Pe a a ues pee =— ||| Staeshomas
‘ & St. John
Fpidendrum ciliare (orchid)________________ Guatemal aeeeeeuees eee |e 2 sel ede
LOWERS Meee Mee Wide li eo eee AL ing land werena eee nea | eee |e ee pel Taisc'
Fragarza sp. (strawberry)____.___-__-___-___ Ganadat = -eane So iy aA Re are 22S as | Wiash-
actucarsatwar (lettuce)... oo) Le SRN ED Belgium, Brazil, BSA Orie ess] Mees Ne VG
England, France, Pa., Tex.
Netherlands.
Lactuca sativa longifolia (romaine lettuce)____| Portugal_____________ ees (eel eaeeea Vass.
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily)__-_----___- Irances ceo se ees sy Hemet Se | J inl NN
DR caste.sn (OLChId) mee eee ee Se ae IMWatne se Pee Se aN ll Lill ed Me
Orc hiceesaesee sedis bot LE ee eS Canal Zone, Costa EUS ORS TIN Rey La laos ie
Rica, Guatemala, Hawaii.
Mexico.
PRRCCROCROD Be ae Se eee ee ee IW ex1 CO es ae he ot ee alt) Sot bea
FEROGCOG ETAT OTIS Dee eee tee ee PAIS ET] cee eae ee ee ae OW Maa | Ney De
ONOASD (LOSE) ee etek Le EB Germany, Ireland_____ SSE NE SEA 2 IP Naldleg ING Yq
mSOVlewithpazaleas 2s see oe EE TTD Apa A eer not kan nae Ss Ses 4 We eee
PoUewie ol ivabUlbssee ny ee oe een ad Gana dae ecm naa SEPA SS We eM WEIN
SUCCUlen epenne a eee es a oe Tee eS IBermuG 3a eee Tee eee eee |loING Wo"
ViGgan Sos (Orde) 22 Ae BE e See TSka ee Ue Bybee welawaaie
Dialeurodes chittendenit Laing (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron catawbiense__________-_______ Germanys seen sh eh eres A hese ibe WAIN 3 Ss
ROC OCENCTOTAS Deen ee eee eae epee Netherlands__________ EN ee eal Neale
Dialeurodes citri (Ashm.) (Aleyrodidae): :
Ozineseszerists| (Orange) aso sa ye Japan, Mexico_-_-____-_- 1 Oil ea ree Caan
ex.
Forsythia suspensa (weeping forsythia)______ Va panetsceceeS eae eee Seale sea) Wi stenentts
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_______________|__-__ Ome te eee Deane pae ee | eee S| Plea li @allatess
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_______________ Mahitite 2 = eR ertaes sa STEN ee aN ete
LE NELILOLITASD sos ene ee a ee a ee Ia walle bo ee ee gis S| | een a ETanwraiae
Diaphania indica (Saund.) (Pyraustidae):
PATTY] ATC Meee ae wk eT Ee is Ops ped ti ky @Guamasei ns en eee Seah Aa ea eleenis
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
LPS (aan ON he a Ss AV ENT ee ee ae ea ae le oR I PA Dae OB
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
Lonchocarpus sp. (cube root)-______________ DESY cb 1S) cee Bee ON Ti feel Pai AMIN SON YC
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)-__-______-______- lew bk 1 | ees |S Ele wanie
eects laevimargo Champ. (Curculioni-
ae
(One ates. ok SE Pe eee ea eee ee IW ex1 CO ee ee en a vie ee | pay alex
Dryocoetes villosus (F.) (Scolytidae):
OE CUSISTYOM (OBI) eres re eet ye Eingland esas pee ape TW lds levered MCaigst
Dysdercus mimus (Say) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Crtrusiaurantufoliay (ime) aes 2 Mexico fea = =e iN | oes ees | aL xX
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae): ’
Al inasativumnd (garlic) soe eee eee italy opainesssses vane PANG pet ee Is Be ae La.
INGWYEs
IPAs
Tex.
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cydonia oblonga (quince)_-_____________-___- Vtallyte oe See Se bse cages 1p || See | ibvally:
Delonix regia (royal poinciana)_____________ EV ayy and an ee ee ee eee ea eleR ene
Juglans regia (English walnut)-____________ Teall ya 22 Be Pees TNA pees Teak Be | etek aes fh IN ap
Matus sylvestris) (apple). Greecesiew eae ene ET ERIN NG.
ai UL ULSE DETSUCGN (PEACH) =a tal yee ane a oa hae Eee nt eas SIN Ve
Punica granatum (pomegranate)____________ G@reeces a7 Sees FL I ego hes] 0 alls Ne ech ced
Tamarindus indica (tamarind)_____________ Bhilippines see eee iy escapee | EN lia ascii
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (?) (Phycitidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (carob) ------_ 22252) 22_ Tipteers ee ie f | petaes |v ON Rees
Prunus amygdalus (almond) _--_-__2 =~ = __|-_ 22 (a Keyes ema te Meare & 1 | ea ee Ne
Ectomyelois muriscis (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
FHITLEROLOUTLATINS Gaeta Jamaica, Mexico______ ej eseaiey Vile iia), (ss WES
Endelomyia aethiops (F.) (Tenthredinidae):
TOSGTSD N (TOSE) ee tee my Seren ee OS st nh, Canadaeeunrs See ie | ae ae Wve

22 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
: me Collected
Pest and host Country of origin Q Els in—
I a} & |e
Be) (fh ESS
ge g ae
S| A Nes
Epicaerus cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)-----___________ IWexicoSs2 2-82 ee _o==|| 12) |) Se Alor bas
Epichorista ionephela Meyr. (Tortricidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) _______ Union of South Africa__| 4 |____]____ NEDYS
Epichorista ionephela Meyr. (?) (Tortricidae):
Onntthog ays pee ee eee een | [0 oe ee eee [2d oe N.J
Epilachna mexicana (Guer.) (Coccinellidae): .
Orxrchiqiaeus se. Lage Le ee ee ee IMIEXI CO Be ee eee ao SP a TR Atri 75
Epilachna paenulata (Germ.) (Coccinellidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_—_—___ NCUA OS 4) 2 eal Cee La., Pa.
Hpilactne paenulata (Germ.) var. (Coccinelli-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_______|____- (Cloeaee A ee etree 1] 2S ee La.
Epinotia aporema (Wl1sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) ----| Mexico__-____________ sige) ieee ees |e Ariz.
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)________ Argentina, Mexico_____ i en | P. R., Tex.
Ereunetis flavistriata Wlsm. (Tineidae): ¥
Cocos nucifera (opconat) aie en eee eee EG Wall os ee ate eee 5 || ae Hawaii.
Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Buxus sempervirens aureo-variegata__________ Enelandee eee Jade leson|| SLINGS
Buxus sempervirens prostrata_______________|_____ fc cya ere SS ee eee (L als INL)
Bucusisp ssa jase bk ee gl ease) RR (0 eee a See f222 |) ees Vilas
Ernobius mollis (L.) (Anobiidae):
IBY scenes hese TS La par ce alee. ae ee te mee ea Swedensaeee >in [128] Sst YE:
Pinusisptsst tk lan te = be at ee Denmark, France, 5 aes ee INS Wo, tho (Ci
Germany, Sweden.
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Teal fen teee at ae EE cya ES a @ulbae eee eee eee ee IL ee calesco|| es
Euetheola bidentata (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_______________ MWexicos=— = ee eee 4 ioe. Se sa tex
Eulia auraria Clarke (?) (Tortricidae):
FArUNALSH DEN SUCGM (DEAIC I) See teen a ee Chile! 2 Sea 1) 2 See NEY
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)-—-______|_____ LO ee beeen a 19/422) |S ONeaya
Furuno orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomi-
ae):
Epidendruvmysp ia OLChid)) =e eee Mex C0 =o eee a oo lene exe
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)-_-___________ Antigua, Brazil, Ja- 2 3 |__--| St. Thomas
maica, Tortola. & St.
John,
Tex.
ELuxoa lutescens (Blanch.) (Noctuidae):
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)________ Chile} she Niger aye ) |e ue ee | INES Ye
Euzophera bigella Zell. (?) (Phycitidae):
Cydonia oblonga (quince)________________=_ Tibet yh es ee ees 5 (een ee ING VC
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ________ INVex1 COne eee 1:3. | ee exe
Evergestis rimosalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) ______|.___- osee eee ey pee Ls OL AI es aT exc
Hopi ommend albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaei-
ae):
Orchid = 5s mee eee ys a ee aad | ee (0 (oy neering of SS cea ee | Se ex
dA GIS TOI NS) oy ed See Se a ork Boe Bde ch an all IE tee (0 Kee eh ito 2 sh ee 58 |e | al |) Rare
Exptochiomera confusa Barber (Lygaeidae):
Gainusysimenisisy (OLanee) heen eee nee | Ue! Gone ss see Sebo elle eet || 7 1 hex
IE RALOG ENT ONS some eee eee meee || ga doe. Shares LPS Saleen anex:
Exptochiomera oblonga Stal (Lygaeidae):
Orchi Giese Ne a aa ee ae Guatemalaseseeeeneae Pewee | aly) (CHES
Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (Coccidae):
GCattleyaxsp (Orchich) ate etn ene | Ee Osa ee ee ‘a th] MEER SR Rete
Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia) -________ Philippines-——--=— 2228 Wee ei ee || ee aM
Nerium oleander (oleander)_-______________ India noe eee eee ee CEE ie | Re at
@rCHid ee eres yee oy ee ete MeO ee ae Seen ete Canal Zone, Ecuador__|____|_---| 2 | Fla.
IS Pathoglovttsispes (OLCHIG) eee es nea Straits Settlements____|____|__-_]| 2 | Hawaii
Fiorinia nephelii Mask. (Coccidae):
Latcincniumens7sy (ly,c hee) pa ee ae Eswall--=—. 2 eee Beeeieeee| ly seen
Frankliniella bispinosa (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum and daisy______________-- laiti Ses ul eal ies res ee el) | ee eas
MLOWers——-aSSOnted coe se eee eee Bermud sees 1) | See | See Vass:

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 23

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
“a ; ss Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2 B ls in—
Bel & log
Seri SP aS
ri ny ¢ aS
fo) ° &
16) A |
Frankliniella formosae Mlt. (Thripidae):
OhrysanthemumiSp eee ee ee Japantes see eee 1G | ey ean aware
Hlowers——assorned = => = = ae HOLMOsae sae See SSL eee Oregan
Giagiolisisp er = eee o oe. ao) oe Japan. owe ee 10) eee Bee || await:
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
JAH? Gi. 2- 2 Be SS ee ee ee Germany B |eoceleess]| ik
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) --___--__------ sme byal_— Se ce 1 eS ON
PARLOR LOESy en (lavender meena eee ee | (so eee ee ee 1 | Se See Nasa.
OSOASD WI (LOSC) Renae ee a ee eee England, Germany---_| 2 1G | PS Vlas:
Frankliniella occidentalis (Perg.) (Thripidae):
GIA 2OLUSTSD se eee Rae ee ee Mexico tsi seen 1 | eee ees [ad >. <2
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily) --_-____-__|_____ (Glo Aes 5 ee TDs) | eget | ll exe
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cassia fistula (golden shower) ______-------- Cubase a= a ees 1G | eee | aera | EL ace
Pisum sativum (black-eyed pea) -_---------- Jost Van Dyke_-______ 1G |e RS Co homas
& St. John
OIG GULUCULOL@ a ee ee Staikutts se 22 =e ees 1p) | eee eis Camino mas
& St. John
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)________-----_--- @anallZones sesso peered ge aa eae [ado Ee
Ra SSUUOLOES eee er Boe a a eee Canal Zone, Jamaica---|____|_.-_| 2 | Fla.
SRO GITG a= aS OS Wa Se eee ee ae cuadores= pS | ee ae Pa ee
GatileyaispeOLchid) Seen ae eee ET ea cul eee cece Pass Lose] 83 |] eee
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) -—--_--- @anallZones een ee eee BOSS ESE N Oe eCalitecaitias
EDLC CTLON INAS Dt ei a ae Bee tes eee, Canal Zone, Cuba____- eS | eee ea ey laeaeNer
Oncidium sphacelatum (orchid)__~_________-- Straits Settlements____|____|____| 1 | Calif.*
ORECIGD GOA Ss a ee eS eee Awww hol sess ne fey] ey leeds lueINEwS
Orchid@ene ssh on ge) LAT Lee yee aise Canal Zone, Colombia, |____|____| 13 | Fla
Jamaica, Panama.
SHALE RGISIAY YORE AA OG a NCUA OL eee een pee ee alia a
Balu phe punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomi-
ae):
ees Lak pS il loa 8 BR a Seal ie oat Den a IN ex1 CO meet eee Lapa | a tl es | OX
Orchid Meee s= ee ee ee ae eee dont see fe Seem Pa eg |e nat l el |eOXs
Tc Owl NO Xe ee ee ee iondunase ee eee 1) |S | Se Se Pela wails
Galgupha terana McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
IRULATULSLOAS Di oR te oe eee ee IMexicotes =) eens Lg ed | cc feats exe
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Caliuna vulgaris (heather)_—-_.___________-_- Scotland] 222222 2-2-= en ees | aes elViasss
Giucuphagus domesticus (Deg.) (Glycyphagi-
VALU Dorr (heels) apy se ee PAIS 6ral a ee See le AL ese bes
COPUOD GRE IES Sa NES send iat he Se SR HOLM Osa eee IRE 3a ie (CNT ee
Solkwrihiprivetsplants en ss eee ees FA OL OS ct ene oa | cmp | eee 1 | Mass.
Solanum anaigenume2-. eee ee Tee Colombiana eee a el | eFC 18d D AO
manne gudmannella (W1sm.) (Gelechii-
ae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --_-__-________ WMiexi Coss = 58 ayo yy | ee | eet eA zeae x
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
Ridin CHEGAS (SRO) See so eee eee Egypt, France, Israel__|____| 8 |____| Pa., Tex.
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
Fe ROGOGEN CLONES Dee Netherlands-______-__ SSS SL Node
Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Olethreutidae):
UTES DET SECON (DCAC IM) pee eee Japan =e = ees |e |e | Eawarr.
CO ficorum (Marchal) (Phlaeothripi-
ae
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (bearberry)_---____-_| Cuba_____________--- es Sly aR) NING OES
ee gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripi-
ae):
IEG SiO. (HRS See Bas oe ee Bermuda == === ee Oe a |e De PS
Heilipus lauri Boh. (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) --_________._--- IVEGXI COm Se pear ae | cee ele aM exe
Heliothis subflera (Guen.) (Noctuidae):
Bhysaizsisps | (ouskKtOMatO)) ss eee ee | eee 0 Ss enero Ag eee = eee exe
Helix aperta Born (Mollusca):
Wactuconsatuvay (lettuce) ee ee Iran Ces - eae nen Pek Bee Oa bse sa | le Els
Helix aspersa ey (Mollusca):
Catilevyarsp a (Orchid) =a eee ee ene CostayRicas =a aa ae Oe fini La PL Ee
Liliaceae and Aizoaceae (?) plants__________ AAZOTCS oe ee eee eee Eee ie onc:
Hellula undalis (F.) (Pyraustidae) :
Brassvcam,. OM (CULM) eee eee ee Bey pts ccs. eee ee sat See ets
EG DNAMUSTSAtLOUS) (TACISh) eee eee ee Philippines ee ena | Repee 1 |__..| Hawaii.

24

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 80, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

Helophorus rugosus (Oliv.) (Hydrophilidae):
Brassica rapa (turnip)
Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
Gastaredisps (chestnut) ees eee
H te eo ychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichi-
ae):

Heterobostrychus brunneus (Murray) (Bostri-
chidae):
Trashwontcrate seen ens oe eerie eee
Heterotermes aureus (Snyder) (Rhinotermitidae):
Pachyrhizus sp. (yambean)
Homoeosoma electellum (Hst.) (Phycitidae):
Chrysanthemumisp yee see ee ee
Hyalopeplus pentane (Stal) (Miridae):
ARGCOMLENTANS DECTOS Ca = ene ate
Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):
iBarkvontpackin o(Case meas an eee
IPUNALSNS Den (DINE) ese a ee Se nee reg
Hypera nigrirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
Trifolium pratense (red clover)____________-
Ts colner eps (Germ.) (Scolytidae):

Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
Anonalsp 30.2 boo e se et Se
Ficus carica (fig)
Passiflora sp. (passion flower)_______-_-___-
Vitis vinifera (Kuropean grape) ----_-_______
Watus sp (arape) = sm sae ee eer ee

Tridomyrmex iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Orchid
Er asa neo PL | EES AT cd 3 De eDaily

Ischnodemus diplopterus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)_-_.-_.-.---_---
Prunus persica (peach) as— a. =a ane ae ae ee ie

I. SGereaie saccharivorus Okajima (Lygaei-

ae):
ISA CCHAT UMS PONTE UT te eae

Lamellaxis gracilis (Hutton) (Mollusca):
(Corilpey o> (reve ))a oS ee

Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):

INIGT CUSS TLS SP sce ete oc ETN COT a

Lampides beeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):

Canavalia sp. (mauna loa)

Dolichos lablab (hyacinth-bean)--_--________
IPA SUIMESCUUUUIIN (TOCA) Pace ee
Laspeyresia nigricana (Stph.) (Olethreutidae):
LEST eR OHD GYD) ate ee
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Lecanium corni (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Grataegis) sp see ee ee lac hal 2 Sa a og ee
Malustsp: ates eh ie a ee Ne Wie es Rare
Lepidosaphes carinata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Bruit unidentified sass aaa sae eee

Cactus hs 2 Ue rh sR Eales pe Soe pe
Lepidosaphes tokionis (IKuw.) (Coccidae):

Codiaeumispa (croton) See ee
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):

Cymbidium sp s(orchid) 22 eee
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (Coccidae) (as

defined by Ktuwana):

Camelliaisp> = eae ey ee ee ae eee
Leptocorixa acuta (Thunb.) (Coreidae):

Aqrplanie’s = Seri Seen ae SUA Pepa ese alee ee Pee area
Leptoglossus chilensis (Spin.) (Coreidae):

Vitisispserape) 2 oo: oh eae eee

SOneallehoe le
Europe(?), Italy

Sierra Leone (?)_______

Mexico

Germany, Sweden_-_-_-_-_
Swedenss jo.) aes

Guatemala lear ks 8
CostayRica=s 2a

England, Ireland__-___-

Hawaii

Azores, England,
France, Italy, Por-
tugal, Spain.

Netherlands, Sweden __-
Germany

Mexico! seve OR hh.

Japan.

; ~ Collected
at fete We a
58/5 [gs
aS] e | 25
c) ° ms
1o) ZA |e
fe ate (A ep ae
2 J | >=) bane
2s ) a Sa AN ee IN Va
A pee hecaeceal VEN,
11) ) | CRO AE A tz
2/| S11 | eb exs
1 Wes eo— =|) seem,
4) |= 9 | ees NER Ye
A) || A a Ne
aracilkendi| <1 Das
1) | Se ee EY
[Mlb ee) Sess Vases
1 | es) Vaiss:
AAs] |S an IN
i) 8] os IN
1) |S 2 ee NG
6 Fe EST Mex
Ee | a |ea2=)) seven
SD | ce eee Na
Te [Re ea SNe
Lapeer Oil lDy(C:
eee sol] Jak |) later
Looe LS) OTINGE TOMI EY
D1) eat ee Eales
Hawaii.
i)? | | Ts ore
ero a2 | ama Verh
PRUE alt teal 1242),
33)" | Sens ees ae
Mass.,
KAVA
LN Oh) SSS NE
Bere me NW otic DN [otd |
1) | oe es alii
ie oe |e 2) SA exe
3) Se | Qe EV ar wan
OSS Oe Sirs Calitics
Hawaii.
ao [es Leal 1) Sta wane
Pe iieil qe eke venyl,
Ais | begs 5 Ee N. Y-

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

25

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 80, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charm.) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Tatehu chimensis (lychee) 2.--=-=-2-==--=2=-<=
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)
Leucoptera coffeella G.-M. (Lyonetiidae):
Coffea sp. (coffee)
Limazx marginatus Muller (Mollusca):
Brassica oteracea capitata (cabbage)_______-_-
Catasetum sp. (orchid)
Liliaceae and Aizoaceae(?) plants_______-_--
Lycaste sp. (orchid)
Oncidium ansiferum (orchid)_-____---------
Onerdumnanhkestent=e me 9. ee eee
CORTELOLUITES DD fre oe a ae a a ie Be

Orchid eps ae eel aera a ek a eles he eS

Pelargonium sp. (geranium)

Limazx maximum L. (Mollusca):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Orchid

Limothrips cerealium Hal. (Thripidae):

IN GHEBSIS I= Bee EE ee
Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Klug) (Curcu-
lionidae) :

Vitis sp. (grape)

Lixus junci Boh. (Curculionidae):

BetomiLigarisil (Deeb) sae ae ane ee ee eee

Iyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):

Wood

Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)

Lygaeus pulchellus (F.) (Lygaeidae):

Orchid te ae ee ania sane SU

Macropygium reticulare (F.) (Pentatomidae):
eT ENOGCRLO ES: ps ae eee

Malacosoma castrensis (L.) (Lasiocampidae):
ISULE CASE Seer mee on aye ek iee ye hs Ope res et eg

Mamestra brassicae (l.) (Noctuidae):

Apium graveolens (celery)
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Comavaiainicrocan pasa en aaa a ee
Canavalia sp. (mauna loa)

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

TA RGSCOLUSE SD sia ee ae ne ee
MESDCTULOROTGILGULOT. eee ee
Masonaphis rhododendri (Wils.) (Aphidae):
Tu OGOUETLGT ON OOLUSTLIN Sa es ne
Mecolaemus carvalhoi Costa Lima (?) (Miridae):
CORE aA 0 a a sla oe it Eas Bh
Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)___-__--_---
Megalometis chiliensis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Prunus aomesticay (plum) ee
Megastigmus pistaciae Wlk. (Torymidae):
ZUSLUCTO ETON DISbACHhC) pe ee eas
Mescinia peruella Schaus (Phycitidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
é S Collected
Country of origin 2 Fall in—
g a =I g a
Z.2| 2 {38
ar 1 oF
(2) ° =
3) ZA |e
Salvador= ase ae Th file ol Opies
PAN re es | ee 1 SEN i Califiec
eee GO ae AR ET TE ee le ee Calites
Ea Walleee en nee eee Bes ee 1 | Hawaii.
Nigeria se Sas Aa eee iT | een VIL
IVex1 COS! se eee Ohne eb es A a Ariz
Netherlands__—______- tera | host bal | Mase be | acl Bb.
Costaphica ee eee ra |e Sooo i |p lies
ZOTESS ee ee ee ee NE OS I Sep
INiexico===eee esa nes os zeae aca) aby |p Le,
WostayRicas ate se | eee SSo||) ehe|| tee vy.
LeU Oe ee ee ee S| ee | ee ew ald
Beene Oe AEN | eS | ET ee awa
Costa Rica, Madeira Eee | Se | ea blassViass:
Island, Mexico. INET Es
Tex
Mexico s=ss-= San er= ib jececlesso|lpChitie
INZOTES See ee Bee ea ib. |isseel) Ga.
(Gurapernal ae ees | ei eset pel ale,
rel and eee re ee | eat eres | pia IN 4
Chileh es 72 ane i |Meat | cet | uN
Sy tr he EE ees eee | ba
Indiasesss acon eee 2 |e eeen lees Til.
IMOTOC COM eee ate Tle | pal pas Par
Costay Rica een | eee tem | eect 1 | Fla
INTEX1 C0 esr eee eres eres | ener | eee 1 | Tex
IMonroccozes es ee es) ae Les | te em ee Pat
rie] an eee eee | eee 10h | eee ex
Germanys an ee a eee i) WLesl| Aber.
Iydkainnh ee elise es 15 | ene IN SY
sree ae Oe Ne ae EE | ee eee ae x
Puerto Rico, Trinidad 5 ra | Peele | Ee Te dat
Walle a eee ties |e Se) | eae Hawaii
ees Ss do Sa ae REY REN Se Ow eeu eee Cali far:
Hawaii
Hawaii, Netherlands 3 Ay |e Al yea,
Guiana, Panama (?), Pee Ob
Puerto Rico, Thomas &
Venezuela. St. John,
Wash.
rind dace ee 1G | bos eee mek
ET ew ail ae ae ea we eee (lire ee Et | PSTN Hawaii.
Netherland see == seem |e ereee | teem ey | NEO
AE’ 71 eT Be eee es | pee | ee 1 | Fla.
Je EAE nb ache ieee oats eS [9 | seen | tae Hawaii.
Chile ssa ee ees Lig | ease: Rema S ING Ye
rancball yee eee i ae ta Da ING YS. bas
IPO r Une eee ene ene 1 Gel ese | ada INEDYS

26

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Number of

Metamasius sericeus Ol. (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _-___ ~~

Metopoplax ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae):

Mii Gareyac al oO pees aaa es eee eran
Metriona erratica angularis Cham. (Chrysome-
lidae):
Chamaedor ears pes ae aoe ne eee ee
Micrelus ericae (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)__-_____________-
Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Crawf.) (Thri-
pidae):
Arctotis stoechadifolia (African daisy)----_-_-_-

Chrysanthemum sp
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
Seed pod
Mocis latipes (Guen.) (Noctuidae):
Airplane
Monanthis monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
Orchid
SUGGS Gh ly Se See Se an ak i ae ee
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Clothing
Grammatophyllum sp. (orchid)
Lycaste denningiana (orchid)
Orchid
Vanda sp. (orchid)
Zingiber officinale (ginger)
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):
Zea mays (corn)
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Myzus ascalonicus Donec. (Aphidae):
Allium ascalonicum (shallot)
Nasutitermes columbicus (Holmgren) (Termiti-

Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch) (Termitidae):
Cardboard crate
Orchid

Nasutitermes nigriceps (Hald.) (Termitidae):
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)

Nau paris zanthographus Germar (Curculioni-

ae):
Vitis sp. (grape)

Nemapogon granella (L.) (Tineidae):

Agaricus campestris (mushroom) ---_---_____

Neodryocoetes guianae Blkm. (Scolytidae):

Bean

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
Solanum melongena (eggplant)
ISOLATIONS Dee ee ee me tater ets

Neosteingelia texrana Morr. (Coccidae):

Orchid

Neotermes chilensis (Blanchard) (Kalotermiti-

dae):
Vitis sp. (grape)

Nezara viridula (L.) (Pentatomidae):
Dendrobium johnsoniae (orchid)
Dianthus sp. (carnation)
Viatasisps\(2tape) ease =a ne ee a ee

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (KKuw.) (Coccidae):

Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):

Vanda sp. (orchid)
Nysius vinitor Bergroth (Lygaeidae):

AM GTODOGOTISD ee eee ee ee

intercep-
tions in—
9-4 \ >
Country of origin E Els
ae =I Ws
mel Y ae
ae |) a 55)
fo) ic} 4
16) Z |
Ecuador, unknown____| 11 |____|___-
IMoroccos == eee aa 1p) Se 2) | 22
Mexicot ss 2 Seber es 8
Scotland ee === == Yel ies ee | | nee
Japanbene oe oe ean Am pap
eee (0 0 eee ce gm VN ak a
Jaina cass = eee A eee ee
Cubass: Ser eee Se al ee ay ee
Mexicot===s2¢ == =| eas | ee 1
let 2a Gos 222 20 se aes eee el
@ubatee- 2 eae ‘Wa |v | eee
Imdonest ata see es | eee | eee 1
IR CUA OT se ope a] eee | oe 1
India nie Soe eomosoosass |----]---- 1
Indonesiaia==23 > ee SSS alee il
Montserrat_________-- ee | ee
Mex Cow as) a ee eee 1) | 5 = | eer
MIAN G1 eee a ere AU | <= ah | ae
IEA CO sage ee etre | el | 1
Costas Rica == === | meen ig aeye|| TT
British Guiana________ 1 | See
CostapRicaa= =a ase OES | ae a
British Honduras_-___-_ eer eee Ter at
C@inleso= = 2° eee aliseel Pee
Germany, Poland_____- Diet| at | eles
British Guianas. 2 DE ee
Brazilesee ss eee ae ees ea bs eet
Keene Oe. oe 2 Se || | ped | ees
British Guiana________ a Leh ep a
Mexicos= su. 22i S222 es | ees) cl
Chile tat Saar ee eg se
PANTS G11 8 eee es es | eerste vil
Japanh esse eee eee eae ipa s lies
Wnion) of South Africa]! 1 |22=s|/22322
Japantes .kes Sa ae 1 lp eee Is =
Cubais2 cess oe eee Oe ee | eee
Mexicosso-- 2 eee aie are ea oll
ag wallese an ee en ee 3) losas aoe
New Guinea=sa= oe oleae ae | ee

Collected

1) 6\—

INS
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
sais
Calif.*

Fla.*
Tex.

Hawaii.

DAG:

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

27

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions 1n—
: < Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2 Ble in—
St eil| te
35| $ | 38
g ~ 5 SF
Sy Pallet
Ogdoecosta catenulata (Bob.) (Chrysomelidae):
Cucurbita maxima (squash)________________ INTEX1 Co See iL | Sees) | Ee | PT esx
Opogona subcervinella (Wlk.) (Lyonetiidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -________- IPOTvUe a eee ELF | Peay Pde cone Vg
Soil with arum and banana_________-______-_ Stemvilo Cent aaa SE | Ren OPN ye
Baca niles aterrimus (Waterh.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Wardorsp ss (Orchid) p= ae ea TET Savy a1 eee eee ees 2) | eeeen Waren awa
Orthezia cacticola Morr. (Coccidae):
(CH OTE ce a Mexico s nee eae fee (oats pL eX
Orthezia pseudinsignis Morr. (Coccidae):
esi unidentified sss se = = ee | (0 (Oe papi pees otf oe Sealy exe
Orthotylus ericetorum (Fall.) (Miridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) -___---------_--_- Scotland ese ae Ila resend epee | INES Ce
Pachnaeus litus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
SNES) EROS le pee Unknown; Venezula==2|=52-|) 25) 2225)" Blas
Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
ADT OTOTUNUSISD says ae hee ee ess UA ook eeosee We SeSctosoell: Nod
EE a a tae eS ee ee (eee Gos: A ee TE i109 | ee ene | EINE ae
Pachyzancla periusalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)--_------------ ATOR INE) Sees i | eee eee | TL
Pagiocerus fiorii (Eggers) (Scolytidae):
ACG TODS. (CORN) eee eae eae Colom bia==ese ease Sed heveges=| hy oral auld Naud Sy
Palaeopus costicollis Mshl. (Curculionidae) :
Dr ASCOTeORSD Gy.) =e ee es JANA Ca Sa eee Die | ake ee A SEINE
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)---_--____----|_---- (8 Vo ek ie 5 A Naa ATED paceman Tex
Pantomorus godmani (Crotch) (Curculionidae):
Codiaeumisp (Croton) pean =e ee ee EVEN 2h Sen eat a Ronee Beate 1 saste ssa) Jl
Gordylonenenm mn alsy (Gl) ee | Or aes ay assed see | | iatwanie
PRD LLEILOTULTIS Ds (OLCHIG) =e ee ene el EES (0 [oer rere ine yea LeeoleSsah Shal| lacie:
Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) -___________-_- Italy, Japan, Portugal_| 1 1 AN IDO
Hawaii,
INGE
Camellia sasanqua (sasanqua tea)--_________ Japans soo eae Las ested Ut AA a ed Dok Ob,
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) --_--____----_-- IB Taz] anne ne aay ore Ss oecel|, Calis
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)______~__- Miexico== Sas = aan aeaen Wesel el, Obit es
Gilrusysimensisa(Orange)) == 9 ee eee Israel, unknown-___--__- 1 15% RE yak aS
Fla.*
Parlatoria crotonis Dougl. (Coccidae):
Godiaeunisp (croton) eee eee eee eee Bawa s == ose eens 1) | ete |e easy ane
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Wompats Roy, (@roare)) os NEE a ee owes kee ese Eee Seesleocel | Il |) ieee,
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Chinusigrandis) (pummelo)==-—- 2 --- === HOLMOs 2 eee Solel tal eel dete
CGrinusilumons (lemon) 28233222 eee ee ee Italy, unknown--______ 2 [Ps eee @allitess
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)-_---_--- China, Thailand-—--_ __ PHN eee eee CSS pe
awaii.
Grinasrsinens1s) (Orange) == se eee ee Hormosas Hrances(?) 222 | sal\ 2) |e aa Callifere
Parthenothrips dracaenae (Heeger) (Thripidae):
IEC DETOURS Det ee ee eee Canadas= eee ee eral = Paes |S Pala add Beet
Paromius longulus (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):
@rebic Eerie ae CON ed ee ee ee IMex1 cose eee MERE ee le Rex:
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)--_-____________ Hawatlee see nee eee is | ee ee | aware
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypyumioar bad ens esa mee ee ee a es |e GOS =5=~32 ORM Wo |teettesae|) leben
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) ._______________ Antigua, Bahamas, 20 1 3 | Ariz., Calif:,
Curacao, France, 1D)5: (Ghee
Haiti, Mexico, Syria. Fla.*,
ING Yee
See
Tex.
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)__--____________ INfexicowse= = eee oe ee 9 27 | Seen Caliteamex.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll) -.-__._--_____-_ Hawaii, Mexico-_____-_ 30 eee ES aware
Tex.
Gossiprvum'sp: (cotton; lock)_—--------.=--- Cubala= => Reale eae i] ERs. Be ene N. Y.
Habiscusesculentus) (okra)=_=-= 225252255555" Dominican Republic, 2 Te soal) ING ope ate

Puerto Rico.

28

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
EV OLiCONLAYS Dee oe ee eae
ET ELULZUOSD sae ee ee eee a meee
Zingiber officinale (ginger)
ZENG UB ETA SY) eee ee ee aeteap tnd pry ae ee a a
Pentamerismus coronatus (C. & F.) (Tenuipal-
pidae):
JUNUpenws Spa gjuniper) assesses eeee eee eee

Pentamerismus oregonensis McG. (Tenuipal-
pidae):
Juniperus sp. (junip
Pentatrichopus peaaaeyati (Ckll.) (Aphidae):
Acer sp. (maple)
Pentatrichopus tetrarhodus (W1k.) (?) (Aphidae):
Rosa sp. (rose)
Perigea illecta Wilk. (Noctuidae):
dN o) evo a eS ee ees ae ee ee ace
Periphyllus californicnsis (Shinji) (Aphidae):
Acer sp. (maple)
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
EA mispe (iliy,) Pee nee eee ee ee ee ee
Orchid
Phenacoccus azaleae Kuw. (Coccidae):
NOCOGENOTOTU SD eee ae ee
Bienacoceis gossypti (Towns. & Ckll.) (Cocci-
ae):
ROU SCLASESD ee ne ee ee a ee ree
nheobrOmalcacaoy( CACAO) mae ee eee
Phenacoccus parvus Morr. (Coccidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ---------------

Phenacoccus solani Ferris (Coccidae):
Gesneriacege® 2s ee ae eas aul ees eye
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis vinifera (European grape) ----___--___-
Vitis sp. (grape)
Phorodon menthae (Buckt.) (Aphidae):
Mentha sp. (mint)
Phyrdenus divergens (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
JNO COOOHTO (ELTA) ae Ee
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)-_--------

Brassica oleracea gongylodes (kohlrabi) —--__ ~~
Brassica rapa (turnip) —
Cichorium endivia (endive) ---.-------------

Cichorium intybus (chicory)
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)________-_

Pinnaspis buxi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Cocosimuciferan(coconut)) seen) = eee ee eee
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Fityouenge chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
ark

(PINUSISPS (Pine) Le ae ee eee eee
Woo
Plagiodera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid
Plagiodera thymaloides Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
res F s Collected
Country of origin 2, Bois in—
E a| & | we
Hel Y las
Ee a es
mH
1) Z 1A
Chile ets SRS ee Roe eee ale eee) ee
Colombiaeseen ae eae Fe) ee Peet PINTS AY
Hawaliocso 2 ae ee By || es oe | ey a | a
Guam e ee a Rae Eee BESS S| seen
Spain) =ss 2 he ieee —i Lobes 4 DD aes
Wash.
Enon oes ee ee ewe lee lel san ashe
ran cen wees iste eases 1, \t2< 2 | Se NESE
Germanyeee eee eee 1 |p ees ee LL
Unknownses=e= smear Saal 522 5|/ tsar:
Netherlands__________ ee epreea mre (PINTS de
Bermudas aass= ae 1a Peters |= ee MINTS
British Honduras=-.2]- |] 22) |eee | lil exs
HEY OF ral yeep lhe Seale Sees S222) Miles, ¢
Bermuda aaa eeees ae Peers | eik PINTS Wee
IViex1 COS eae ee 1) || 52 228 |e ae
An guill gases a eee Dy a2 | eS tal bongas
& St. John
Can albZone teehee aos eee | eee i) 1.
Union of South Africa__| 1 |_-__|_-_- ING NZ
heer dos 2. oe | ly | | Ne
IWIOLOCCOM = eae =e 1i¢)| S| See S. C.
Argentina ssa] = eee AD || ee See La,
Belgium, Denmark, DLN eee Ala., Pa.,
England, Germany, Tex.
Netherlands, Scot-
and.
Belgium, England, = 3) (910) Pees | pease
France, Germany.
Germany eee | ean ih je scai) 1b.
Belgium, France___-___ ee eee ait NFS VA Tet,
Belgium, Netherlands-_| 13 |____|___- Maer
Beleium cepa ese 2) | Gnee | a Nees
Tally see aoe eres Sees yal || Seis tesebboms
& St.
John.
Sues dose. 222 ee at] eS helt | ee Ne
CostayRicas a= 1p) | ees | eee | @allitees
ET await enn ayers By See cleeen|| lle
Canada, England, y (ia (eee eee TNS ONAL Let:
Finland, Norway,
Sweden.
England, Germany_---| 3 |----|----| Ga. N. Y
Sweden mena ee noua 26) Sees |e aye
Mexico sea eae See eee |e a exe
Ryne LO ae ee eM oe | Pe a OX

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 29

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
f Collected
Pest and host Country of origin Q is \ in—
Fal 4 % =|
AD || i eS
aH & or
[o) ° H
‘S) GZ |e
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) --------------- Cubase oe ee ee PRN etl | SOUP A EWEN N's
AS OESDMILOS®) he ee ie os re ee ee Wenezuela eases eee Ts eye | Dan 2 | INTE
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae) :
PAG LAC Meee he ee ee Se ed Miexicot=.= ee ea es coer (Py rete eee A
Copaifera hemitomophylla (‘‘cativo’’)___-_--_- Colombig= estes Di | Rees | ee Grane
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (Noctuidae):
Cordyline terminalis (ti)_._.--__--____-_--_- ET aw Se ee er eet Has | ees | pees Wel awranlis
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (?) (Noctuidae):
Baerarcemeepeoduca ls 2 Mee wis ea ea ce (6 hoa St pense et es |e Elawane
Gordiylineiterminalis (ti) 2222-22 aL 0 Vopr Ne eae ht eee beet (lt) | 22 S| ol, Elawan.
Woman 60. (Crane are 58 See ee ee es (0 (0 ee ay eee ee, 110g | ees | eee awa
Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Sowerby) (Mollusca):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)--___ ~~ Ecuador, Honduras__--| 2 |: ~._|___-| la., Pa.
Porthetria dispar (L.) (Lymantriidae):
(CONeXEDO KM ees te oe (Winkn'o wna ee eal RL te RIN ays
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)_____---_-__---- Hirani Ce Saiaeese eR eeroes Meh all re ping | Wace na POINT eee
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae) :
Oleameuropacan Olive) aes toe eee ee Greece, Lebanon --__~__ Ae | eeen lal as 2h INAV
_@ Prostephanus truncatus (Horn) (Bostrichidae) :
é W@@G Ee = Ses ee See ee ee ee eee eer INexi Coes 2 Bee eee Dh ea yates |p Viele
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):
DyOSCOT.COISD sa (yA U0) eee eee ee uertovnicos === 1 U9 Lap oper eee tot ONY
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae): Z
Cinnamomum sp. (cinnamon) --—----_--___-_- Stegliuci ae =e Beal | roe eon pal ae
Goricoaspe (Collec) sane e ae ee ee eS Jana Cope eee 1 | ees | eee ea
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) _______________ Cubake eee 22 a ee 1 Tyee eye
Meat——uniGenviiedeaae ates ye Cubaygelartieee se ee ent eae | emo |B eyece
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae) :
Gitrus paradisy (grapeiruit)/——_—--------__ == Brazileseee eee soe oe 12 je |e See ees
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Caitlevaisp (Orchid) eee ee ene @uatemalasse=s=— = ae Pe 2 Po el aemalig |el Es
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gitrus aurantifolia (lime) —_.._--____..---- INICana sae aes IE We Sce lee cu|P les?
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) --._--.--_____1__|_-_-- fo lope ie ee ae We eee Cee
Pseudococcus comstocki (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Malusisyluestnis (apple)s—5-------2--- =~. Japan Leek ees news TESTA Be Sl CET
Hawaii
Pseudococcus lilacinus (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) -_-___----_-- Philippines] 425 45425 pis aes || vles uWaS e
LOM SUUMYAOMESLLCUM 2h ee ete a (eo peat a SE ie aera | eee ees ela wari
Mussaenda vhilippinensis________-__-_-.-_-|--_-- (6 oe Sa et ee on SERS | ITV Pd Bee Os
Passiflora edulis (purple granadilla)____-____]----- GO See ae sees Bese | See) elena
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)--.__________--_J_- ai alleen aes ens eeeenl ee Aon Oa cas
Wash.
Hseuapeaccus palmarum oceanicus Tak. (Cocci-
ae):
Gocoswuuciieras(coconut) e222 eee (s [oyeceem Hp © ps een mmENE 2 /it | eee | eee EL aan e
Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
BEAURDIESESSYS Mi ((POUTLE)) eee ee pear et Japanese] eee a be cel|| Sth Sasi MRS.
Psylla buxi (L.) (Psy llidae):
Buausisempernvinens (box) -2--=--- 2 == -- INetherlands #2 sss 5 | erat ees Ai] NTS ds
Psylla buxi (L.) (?) (Psyllidae):
Buzus sempervirens (box)-.__---.-------_-- RTA CO ee a kept tes ek | Rereaae | Ppa he] ADEE
Psylla mati (Schmid.) (?) (Psyllidae):
Malus) syluestiis (apple)=.- 48 ee eee Ireland 222222208 ta osu BVH a SS WINGS Nt
Pulvinaria floccifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
FET COG CUD OTL CO) eee ee ae aspen Japanees see cs wees el ae | Sl went:
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
PAIL DUTULGN DUG DUT CLC ee ee eae ea await. soon eee 1a ese | eee awa
PATIENT UU YS Des ee pt ee a er a Res Ea aes C0 Koay a a ee Tp ee ae ee eee
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ____-_-__------|_---- Co |e ae Ss Se cae 2 eee Seats eelawan
intchvichimensis (lychee) 2 2-2 2 2 Narn te aS a al eee | eats 1) | 2D AC:
Nerium oleander (oleander)-________-_-__---- Berm d ae see eae ph es ap ten |NVe
PLUMMET TONS pote oe eee ee ae OAR te aiwalie see Ar like [ee eS | ae ELA an
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
Gvenochesispy (Orchid) eee = ee eee Cost ayy case ee ep ees ease ike ey,
Oncidium ceboletta (orchid) _--_--_--_------- (Guatemala | ees | ee in| pba:
Oncidium splendidum___--__--------_-----_|---_- Co Lofgren ree etapa |r ca 1) Tex:
(ORG |e ese Sl a ahs ee Guatemala, Mexico___-|_---|--_- Se laeext

30

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Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 2 is &
Ba; § | we
= ©) ; BO
-—— fore
8 + 5 ° =
6) AZ |A4
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)--------------- Italy, Philippines_--__- Sot
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) --__-_ Italy, Yugoslavia---_--_- 9 5
Reticulitermes flavipes (Kol.) (Rhinotermitidae):
Hag USiS eg (l>CeCh)) eae eae Iitalys22- S23 ee pees
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ----__------__-- Canadalseessa5see=Saaleeee Bee arat
Rhagoletis basiola (O. 8.) (Tephritidae):
Rosa woodsit (woods\rose) s=---s 2-4-5 eee lea dose Bees eemesl| inde
Rhagoletis basiola (O.8.) (?) (Tephritidae):
‘Osa spe (TOS) Se A a hee A en (6 (oe ee ee eevee (eas ike AR MEST
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):
Mialusrsy Westiuse (apple) sea see see eee eee Italya(?)/=s2seSee sere Bye hs BT
IRTUTUSESD (ChELTy) ese eee eee France, Germany, PAN) || He |
Greece, Italy, Por-
tugal, Spain, un-
known.
Rhagoletis cerasi (I..) (?) (Tephritidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)-------------------- Unknowne= eee a ASAE A dil ean | ee
IZFOGOOS BOs (QreeAy) eo ae eos eSee Italy, Netherlands--__- ae | ok,
Rhagoletis cingulata (L.) (Tephirtidae):
ERUTALSIS Da ChE TIy) See ee Miran cesses Ss = 2 5 ee 1
Rhepalbehers incrustata Chevr. (Cerambyci-
ae):
Sambucusisp sn Elder) eee ee | Re does2s22 + Sees Dn jl cock
Fhoualosipioninus tulipaellus (Theob.) (Aphi-
ae):
alipansp ss (tulip) Bee ae oe eee Netherlands_----------]____ Alla tL
Hhepal osu crataegellum (Theob.) (?) (Aphi-
ae):
Lonicera sp. (woodbine) ------------------- Ireland !=>=32 3 42— See 1 ee] Le
Ribua innoxia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ~_------------- Cubase Gesse esse saeus 12 14 | eee
Sacadodes pyralis Dyar (Noctuidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) --_-__----__--_- Curici0===— 14] Seaet a ee
Scobicia chevrieri (Villa) (Bostrichidae):
Quwencustspin (Oak) ae eee eee Mioroccoesseeee esos ALO ea |S
Scolytus multistriatus (Marsh.) (Scolytidae):
Wiimrisysp si (Clin) See eee eee Canadateees=3-ss55552 Lh || > SOS ee
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
Psidium guajava (guava) ------_----------- Cubassess 2 se Sees Jat ASS eRe
Sesamia cretica Led. (Noctuidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn) -_ ~~~ Greece, Italy__-______- 9 i] | es aes
Sinoxylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Wood'eits so giuia te 2 dees se ses eee Sau Indiaeisa3 5 oes if: SRR es
Sinorylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostricbidae):
Barrage loses = ote ea ase ee eee ees Hawaiilss-==2=*<-55 55% a eres ee
Wid ep ee oe ee no Se IndiaeeS 2. == 555.255 FU) eS ee ee
Siphanta acuta (W1k.) (Flatidae):
Bagracecto ed eee et eee eee Hawai ane SLA SE AF Be
Dendrobiivmispe (Orchid) eee ee eat | eee GOss2S2 es se stas So ee ee 1
VWandaisp es (Onc 1c) ei ees ere | Ee do 2-..5- ee 15k sees
Sirex noctilio F. (Siricidae):
Wood's 228) Sirens hh ee a ae Germanya= eee 1a Eee ed
Sitona lineata L. (Curculionidae):
Rosatsp > (rose) eee See as kee eee Bineland====-—e ee 8 A al
Spanioneura fonscolombei Foerst. (Psyllidae):
Buxus sempervirens (box)--_--------.---_-- TtalyAds= Sse ae ee ese |e
Spanogonicus albofasciata (Reuter) (Miridae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -------_-- IMexicoses=s=5>——2———— (51) Ace |e ES
Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cytisusisp. 222s 2s 2 LE eee eee Switzerland==sseeseeee ee eee eel
Sparteus villosus (F.) (?) (Bruchidae):
Spartium junceum (weavers-broom)-__--___- WMalylestcccscosesuscise | ete e tana |

Collected

ho

Calif.*, Pa.
Mass.,
Mich.,
INfo Woy LEB

N. Y.
Fla.*

Wash.
D.C:

Fla.*

Md., Mass.,
Mich.,
INES

Ala.

Hawaii.
Md.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Ihe We
N. J.
D.C.
Ariz.
INE Ye
N. J.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 31

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; s, Collected
Pest and host Country of origin roF els 1n2—
=| ¢ a tp r~|
3o|/ 2? |so
n= Qe
av gS on
C) ° =
6) Z |
peeece Sorcrmus laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemi-
ae):
WV ECLCUSS USES Date soe ees te ee ee ee eee Canada, Northern eM ae Sal ORF PANTS as
Treland.
Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae): 2
Persea americana (avocado) --__------------ Costa Rica, Ecuador, 17 6 3 | Ala., Calif.*,
Guatemala, Mexico, Fla.*,
Nicaragua, Panama, La., N.
Salvador, Venezuela. Weg tsk CH
Tex.
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) _____________ niberias=== eee ees | es ele) ee
WoffcalcaneDhorae she ane ee hoe: ee French West Africa____|__-_|----| 1 | D.C.
Goifcamigalaae seen an Oe ORE Sen French Equatorial Pee Ae le Dee
Africa.
HERZ ERE a is ae a WATT EO] eee eevee ta aren 1 as | BR SES]
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae): Aa
Mangifera indica (mango)__--___--__------ Hawaii, India, Philip- | 11 |----|----| Calif.*, _
pines(?). Hawaii,
INE Ye
Suidasia medanensis Oud. (Acaridae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) --______---___-- Indig= s--2- eee i 254 2e 2) ea
Systole geniculata Foerster (Eurytomidae):
AGN COPLLCUN IL ee Sl ee ees Got ae erare itl eat ees Nd
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
ASK? Gibas5e Se ae ee ee eee Germany I |soe Sess) We
Cailuna vulgaris (heather) _--___-_________-_ Scotland ana eemneaeane ey | eee | eel Miia sgee Ngo Ye
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ------___-- Germany, Netherlands 2 20 | es eV asse
ae
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)______________ bnglands=2 =e OF Neel | See OMS INE SE
Bavandulassps lavender) asses se ea eee dos Suan Sas ips | ee | een Vacs
TE GSORST Mn LOSE) est gt ne ee Scotland =e Het PO alfa cle etude NAS
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Galiunatoulgarisi(heather) aon eee eae GO eerste epakes. ca eee eye MEER INE Se
Erica australis (southern heath)____________ BOTbue alee eee ots pan | eee | Pe pol Dy ge
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)________________ lak iehbh = 3 | eee | eel ee eLanwanis
PPULTGRIE Be SOS is SE a a Se ae ae |S COMES aE ete er (1 | ee | ee To wan
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)______________|___--_ (0 (ogee ce et 1G | Pa | ees ET awaits
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
OSGISD si (TOSC) ae ae ee we oe Pe alt Scotland===252.422——— Te] |e | ee ee] INF o
Talponia batest Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)_____________ Mexico Sse eee he |e | eee | ex
Annona muricata (soursop)____-____------_-- qaviokyeloss oP irae, cate aa al hell 2a)
“Targionia”’ bromiliae (Leon) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______________ Wiexi Coe tina eq Le | ee |e | PA zs
“Targionia”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae): :
[DART Boe (Wiehe) ie Barbados, Cuba_______ 1 1 eos) Blatss\fasss
“Targionia”’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)________.- n@uba Stsekatts === 1 anes ves
Teleonemia scrupulosa Stal (Tingidae):
Wagnals So, (Oxoue))a = lsh able | ote oe th Joseeseecl) lta wan.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
OT Chi Bee heh ek ds le YO VIET CO sateen ee ret pros |Pdeele Tele Mex
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
Lacaena spectabilis (orchid)________________ IEond ures ee Bes |e econ (baw atie
Or chi eee Rete eE ey NS TT a eS INVEXICO See er ee ra | Eee Gt | wAuizeahex:
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
COveCCH oe Be UNS 9 3 CIEE 5 SN aR Fe tI pe gh ee | GOs eee pe oe ie el | pl | Del ISA 2 Bob ee
poe distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miri-
ae):
iBrassvarcaudata (orchid)=- 2-2 Canali Zones. 22222 Se se\osue) ke lelewenite
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)________|____- (0 oye eee eee ee eee ln EL anwalie
Rodriguezia secunda (orchid)__-___----_-_-___|_==- COw iE te oat Seco ieee Seale SAP evibh dps enty
Tenuipalpus pacificus Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
OT Ch iGreen es Baie ee famtcd peta eee Ay NTT) 211 Co ena yeige l bp Fosek Niet bal bid EH EE
Termes panamaensis (Snyder) (Termitidae):
Orch Be Wn ate eee aye tig ets nen British Honduras______ LE Seateseuy thane,
Tetralicia ericae Harrison (Aleyrodidae):
TACOS Be Se ket es hak ee a IE OG Ue eee me tl adh et Nad Lid |g Dk Oy

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Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; x Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2 Bis in
a8| 9 |as
2S| 4 | 2s
3 o/2
1é) Z |
ge cinnabarinus (Boisd.) (Tetranychi-
dae):
Cucurbita maxima (squash)________________ tally ae Oye Hig || de = a Mass.
Dees desertorum Banks (Tetranychi-
ae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; plant)______________ IMIG Thal leied Aalto © Tex
Tetranychus telarius (L.) (Tetranychidae):
Danhneisps isk. = 20 SNE PRE EE es Hinglandseas eae aaa ee 8 | IN
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ___-_-_______ Genmany=2 2a eee ee 1 | eee
Texananus spatulatus (Van D.) (Cicadellidae):
Cactus tae ane Nae tnt 2 See ere hs Mexicos<) «Wainy Mert Ate) f so aeiiR eek
Theba pisana (Muller) (Mollusca):
‘Betakvulgants (beet) aaae aan ae eee (Bel oars ee te | Ee i eel) 12th,
Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard)____________ Wangan oo eee 1.) MR PARE
Conexibox en Rae et eae ee eae Morocco_____________ 1 | ee ae ee Pa.
Dunn gels Sele dk oo ee ed eee pai Oe mes dois Sais Je ace) fe Le aN Ere
TE TNUMPAUSULALUSSUITAUUTT (ELK) ee ee | do. Seeuiba a hid ee Oe ive 12) DAG
Machinery 22252 Uso 0 2) SAE ee ee eR donna ae waa Oj ii D Pa.
IMbU bE yO ee Morocco, Tripoli______ D6u anes |e Pa., S. C
Thecla ziba Hew. (Lycaenidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ______________ Mexico! =) eects | Tsu? 2] ete Tex
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ________________ Scotland_____________ [1] Secret Eee Mass
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)___________ Germany #5 4225 20S 5 te 1) | Sees STS
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)_—_____________ Deland: -._ sens ATS) jhe ee feet Til.
INGT.CUSSUSTS pee ths ee Trelandi a=) 25 Bi 2 tue De eed ee 15 | PINGRYS
Thrips fuscipennis Hal. (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ___________ Germany2222 22) ee i? | ae Rie ag Ill.
IROSGESD 4 (THOSE) ty eee eee ayia eee ee TL Sceotlandaae as ees PAS 22 ee ENR YS
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ___._______ Germany= 2 02 a eee Weel Obl
Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea)___-_-_________ ne landsa=s ss ae 1) -s. 2) ST Se Wee
LOSGESD EN (LOSE) Mabie nie een he itp een England, Ireland______ 20) et Sees | PVs?
Tiracola plagiata (Wlk.) (Noctuidae): i
‘Airplaniet 2) 6 2 Wil Saari SD Re LW sales ean West Pacific__________]____ 19). 2S aware
Trapezonotus arenarius (L.) (Lygaeidae):
IMPOSS* ep he? REDE SU PR Sar Rew URE INOIWayae es) aos O19 | AS A IN
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)____________- Walyic6. 223-6. se) CU | ae INS
Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Westw.) (Aleyro-
didae):
Persea americana (avocado)_._____________- Mexico... 222220070» a2) eh Tex
Jeon (PREPS: (GAN@)abe ae a ee dow sesen soli ii 5) oe ST Rex:
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Sacchanumispontaneum sane aa eee eae Japanese ke eee Laan Se Satya) D)s (O:
Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):
ORUZARSALLVGN (TICE) mee eee Brazil (?), Formosa, 2) 31/16 | SE CAN Soe
Hong Kong, India, Hawaii,
Kuwait, Straits Md., Pa.,
Settlements. a.
Phaseolus aureus (mung bean)__-___________ Pakistan meeeneieenen |e Seer a ID (Ce,
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum)__________-__--__]-_-__ dors. iSeRawed Vea DE ee he AD 1 RDAC! 1
Triticum aestivum (wheat) __._________-___ MOnm Osa eee ee | PS | Ra ET ey anre
Trogoderma includum LeConte (Dermestidae):
Cucurbita maxima (squash)________________ C@uba'sse4 le 1-2/2 228) Bes
Trogoderma parabile Beal (Dermestidae): '
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) _______-_______ Mexico eas nae nee aes 1 EE | Ee MC ahite
OPE DON ORS) yh OU DEN Ps Trante eke ele ae 14] ee | INGE
SHAT H Ne) hoy (HUN a) en yy Se eee Netherlands_________- SCE A LTTE
Trogoderma sternale Jayne ssp. (Dermestidae): :
POUT eee eit eR RE Fe RHR aed ee Mexiconins 2: Tame ee ah 10) | ee ES allah
Trogoxylon impressum (Com.) (Lyctidae):
Quercisisp§ (Oak) ao ae ae ae Moroccos=s=2 == eee 1 gs) joes Peo Pa.
Tyrophagus infestans (Berl.) (Acaridae):
Soil on kaki persimmon plants____________- Italy s=+-e eae eel BIRT 2 SE ee Nass:
Soil with shamrock plants___________-_-__-_ Lreland= sea eee SAO) EE hes NaS
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)__.._.---__--_---- Wenezuelam ee eee SORES, (11) | ea eee
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _______.___-___ Japans =< ceesen deed SESE enh) Pees Caliten
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_________]_---- doe renee eee | ea ee Calif.*
Citrus sinensis (orange)____-_--__-_-------_- Cuba, Japan, Mexico__| 1 2 288 Carey
a.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

33

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

R a Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2, Ble in—
aq fa] vie}
m.o| 2 | ao
ae) a | Be
° ° 5
6) A |
Unaspis euonymt (Comst.) (Coccidae): ,
Euonymus sieboldianus_______________-___- Japan cee eee Ot eT HEATER Tn allifect
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae): }
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)_______------]|----- do tetas Siete, Se BEG | He Sh | es RCalitar
MATT ALS ULINOTUA (LETNOT) ees een Lk RENE |S fo Pyke ne enw. Se CEN Dull T eel Centers
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)________________|__--- ote tahins: 61am ERIN | ET | RARER FG @ alli fiert
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)____~_-~~_- Chinas Japanese aoe Al) PAS OL a (bubs.
Hawaii,
Minn.
Citrus reticulata unshiu (satsuma orange)____| Japan_______________~ ra ee |e Towels
Gtirus sinensis (orange)-~_ 2222 Ye |___ Co Sses es Hanes 3a O82 50 | EES Caligess
Hawaii,
Par
Vanessa indica (Hbst.) (Nymphalidae):
AENER aya) ESS = eB NO SS 3S Cg ae Oe Ge Ls (0 (ote ee aerials Seam T2223) awai
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Aspasia principissa (orchid)_______________ CanallZ/one oe | ee eee en | tl as
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)_______________-- Jamaica tee 1S 5. ake IS Sokal) al We,
Brass caudata (Orchid) ~ 22) Sa PN ee OEE RE ie ACE OEE eel Iba IN oidie
Broughtonza sp. (orchid) 2) | yee Cuba; Jamaicaee aoe) es BS IME Nd
Camaridium sp."(orchid) 222 2S ea Abehenotyol seca |) le,
Gatasehum: sp (OLchid) a ees eee (CanaliZone= seme eee | RN eee 1 | Fla.
Epidendrum anceps (orchid)__-_______-__----]|----- DOES Lith Bis ane reed al ps ast 1 | Pla:
TEND UCLEN TALIA CLUE TE ee ee a ONO AS GOLA EL ALS MBSE ECE 2S A 1 | @alif:*
PEED ZILENLAT UMS Dee ee ee ke ee CAIN BritishyHondurasy ) 7) | See | eee 3 | Fla., N. J
Canal Zone.
GOT CONAN Spe EE EEA UO TE UN PIAS Canali Zone mae aee ee |e | Ee 1 | Fla.
Gongoraaspen (OLCHid) sees ne een ee ee OLE SUA FE RS | IN EP 1 | Fla.
IVC CTACENTAASD 4 (OLCHIC) ee tel EE ee Goede Lah OR eel Deeg 1 | Hawaii
WERE. ADs (ORCC) ea ye ee Canal Zone, Panama__-_|____|____ 2 las;
Hawaii
Oncidium auriferum (orchid)________-_______ CanaliZone see eae | eae |e 1! Fla.
ONCE TLS OIE HABE, MVS ENN ALEC Es CL QT UNE thc) D8, | a PTS INS Os
Oh RD ENED EY) ALTON ONE Antigua, Bahamas, 1 SR ED OM @ a lies a)
British Guiana,
British Honduras,
Canal Zone, Costa
Rica, Guatemala,
Jamaica, Panama,
Puerto Rico, Salva-
dor, Trinidad.
LAWS EDs (RVC) a EN Jan a1 Cae eee eee ee ee ey ah aliey
Strelitzia reginae (bird-of-paradise)_-________ Ibert a ei 2 TE oN | eR Fla.*
Rellandstaisp sens RD Loic NOMEN PEATE) UL Arani cadens ane LS ah Wiel eae
Xylobiops parilis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
(GY ee Eel SI ik eS nie oe Ae as a gS Mexicos2es eens seamen 4 Ue eo eR Ariz.
Xylobiops teranus (Horn) (Bostrichidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_________-_-___|-_--- COLE ae rey ia aie Eee Diet| peas 8 | er ea Tex.
Cercidium floridum (paloverde)_____________|---_- Gos thet Ee A ee of 1L]), Aber,
X ylosandrus germanus (Bldfd.) (Scolytidae):
Gamellia’sinensis\(tea) = SAI Se Japanen sas =e ee MS EAS aL s\)) 1D) Op
Zeadiatraea lineolata (Wlk.) (Crambidae):
ZI CORTIILI SH (COLD) eee sere ae kuin ROME SSE LOS Venez uelaeene seen nearest We cee | al ete
Zonitoides arboreus (Say) (Mollusca):
Catile asp (OLehid)) Mameaewaele rene areal siee nes Piast Sys C02 te 75 t|Melipt Ea 1 | Hawaii.
VICCHAOIN UCAS De ee ae NDS | SERIES dost he eon Te} Saws ees Hawaii.
Nolnwithranthuriumeplants. see eee eee |e en (0 ops es UE aa Ce ee a ee 1IeRSaCe
Zophodia convolutella (Hbn.) (?) (Phycitidae):
RAbeSISDs (LZ OOSCDELTY) ee een Swedentst sexe Bosh neae 1 NYS

34 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects

ABIES:

Blastophagus piniperda (Coleoptera)
ACER:

Aceria macrochelus (Acarina)

Pentatrichopus fragaefolir (Homoptera)

se californiensis Gee es
ACHR

A ek serpentina (Diptera)
ACTINOPHLOEUS:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
AGARICUS:

Nemapogon granella (Lepidoptera)
ALLIUM ASCALONICUM:

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Glycyphagus domesticus (Acarina)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Phyrdenus divergens (Coleoptera)
ALPINIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
AMHERSTIA:

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
ALY XIA:

Cercplastes rubens (Homoptera)
AMARANTHUS:

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)
AMMI:

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
ANANAS:

Agroiconota propinqua (Coleoptera)

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Blissus leucopterus insularis (Hemiptera)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Euetheola bidentata (Coleoptera)

Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

“Targionia”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)

Thecla ziba (Lepidoptera)

Xylobiops teranus (Coleoptera)
ANDROPOGON:

Nysius vinitor (Hemiptera)
ANNONA:

Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Prodenia ornithogalli (Lepidoptera)
APIUM:

Acidia heraclei (?) (Diptera)

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
ARACHIS:

Caryedon fuscus (2?) (Coleoptera)
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS:

Gynaikothrips ficorwm (Thysanoptera)
ARCTOTIS:

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)

ASPASIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ASTER:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (Homoptera)

Chaetococcus bambusae (Homoptera)
BETA:
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)
Lixus junci (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

BRASSAVOLA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Vansonie stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSIA

Meaneeare distinguendus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA NAPOBRASSICA:

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Evergestis rimosalis (Lepidoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BULLATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

Limax maximus (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA GONGYLODES:

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)

Helophorus rugosus (Coleoptera)

Phytomyza RS (Diptera)
BROMELIA

Cryphula aa (Hemiptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BUXUS:

Hriophyes canestrinii (Acarina)

Hole busi (Homoptera)
CAC

Tepes impressicollis (Hemiptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Orthezia cacticola (Homoptera)

Texananus spatulatus (Homoptera)
CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

Chalcodermus aeneus (Coleoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
CALLUNA:

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha ludens (?) (Diptera)

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
CALOPHYLLUM:

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
CAMARIDIUM:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus inornatus (Acarina)

Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Homoptera) (As de-

fined by Kuwana)

Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)

Xylosandrus germanus (Coleoptera)
CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
CAPSICUM:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)

Phenacoccus parvus (Homoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CASIMIROA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1957 35

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CASSIA:

Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
CATASETUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CATTLEYA:

Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Lamellaxis gracilis (Mollusca)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
CERATONIA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CERCIDIUM:

Xylobiops texanus (Coleoptera)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Caulophilus latinasus (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)

Coelonertus nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

Metriona erratica angularis (Coleoptera)
CHRYSALIDOCARPUS:

Coccotry pes SH eee (Coleoptera)
CHRYSANTHEMUM)

Anuraphis cardui (ecepters)

Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Homoeosoma electellum (Lepidoptera)

Microcephalothrips abdominalis (Thysanoptera)
CICHORIUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
CINNAMOMUM:

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dysdercus mimus (Hemiptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR.:

Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
CITRUS GRANDIS:

Glycyphaqus domesticus (Acarina)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
CITRUS LIMON:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis vanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS LIMON VAR. PONDEROSA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha ludens a ipeere)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Parlatoria cinerea ( Tomeptcra)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA UNSHIU:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
COCOS:

Aspid‘otus destructor (Homoptera)

Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)

Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum oceanicus (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:

Aleuroplatus mammaeferus (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
COFFEA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Leucoptera coffeella (Lepidoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)

COLOCASIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
COLUTEA:

Bruchophagus coluteae (Hymenoptera)
CONOSPERMUM:

Asterolecanium petrophilae (Homoptera)
COPAIFERA:

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
CORDYLINE:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)
CORYLUS:

Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (?) (Diptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
CUCURBITA:

Dacus ciliatus (Diptera)

Ogdoecosta catenulata (Coleoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Trogoderma inclusum (Coleoptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Euzophera bigella (?) (Lepidoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
CY NARA:

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Bryobia sarothamni (Acarina)

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
DAPHNE:

Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)
DAUCUS:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
DELONIX:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Aspidiotus australiensis (Homoptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus telarius (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

36 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

DIANTHUS—Continued

Thrips major (T an ‘sanoptera)
DIEFFENBACH

Bradybaena Teen (Mollusca)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Macropygium reticulare (Hemiptera)
DIOSCOREA:

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

“Targionia”’ hartit (Homoptera)
DIOSPY ROS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
DOLICHOS:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
ENTEROLOBIUM:

Ectomyelois muriscis (Lepidoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Cryphula fasciatus (Hemiptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pantomorus godmani (Coleoptera)

Tenthecoris oe ate (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERICA:

Arctorthezia cataphracta (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

Tetralicia ericae (Homoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
EUGENIA

A nastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
EUONYMUS:

Unaspis ewonymi (Homoptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
EURYA:

Pulvinaria floccifera (Homoptera)
FAGUS:

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
FORSYTHIA:

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
GARCINIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
GARDENIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes citri (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidit (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
GESNERIACEAE:

Phenacoccus solani (Homoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella occidentalis (Thysanoptera)
GONGORA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)

Mescinia peruella (Lepidoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Sacadodes pyralis (Lepidoptera)

Suidasia medanensis (Acarina)

Tetranychus desertorum (Acarina)

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
GRAMMATOPHYLLUM:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
HELICONIA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

HYMENOCALLIS:

Brithys pancratit (Lepidoptera)
IPOMOEA

Cylas formicarius ssp. (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius eleyantulus (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

Cylas puncticollis (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
IRIS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
JASMINUM

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
JUGLANS

EEN ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
JUNCUS:

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Homoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Pentamerismus coronatus (Acarina)

Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
LACAENA:

Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
LACTUCA

Arion circumscriptus (Mollusea)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taenothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LAVANDULA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

Bruchus svonan cont (Coleoptera)
LEUCAEN

Araecerus Hearn (Coleoptera)
LILIACEAE:

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)
LILIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
LINUM:

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
LITCHI:

Coccus acutissimus (Homoptera)

Fiorinia nephelii (Homoptera)

Leucaspis cockerella (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
LONCHOCARPUS:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
LONICERA:

Rhopalosiphum crataegellum (Homoptera)
LYCASTE:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Blissus leucopterus insularis (Hemiptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
MACADAMIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
MACRADENIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
MALUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)

Carposina sasakii (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelovs ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus comstocki (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 of

Hosts and Insects—Continued

MALUS—Continued

Psylla mali (2?) (Homoptera)

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
MAMMEA:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aulacaspis mangiferae (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)

pueiuach tus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
MENTH

ap ere menthae (Homoptera)
MILTONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
MONSTERA:

Cactophagus validirostris (Coleoptera)
MUSA:

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Epilachna paenulata (Coleoptera)

Epilachna paenulata var. (Coleoptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusca)
MUSCARI:

Bouhelia maroccana (Homoptera)
MUSSAENDA:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
MYOPORUM:

Brevipalpus inornatus (Acarina)
NARCISSUS:

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Limothrips cerealium (Thysanoptera)

Stenotarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
NERIUM:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
OLEA:

Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:

Brevipalpus oncidii (Acarina)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ONONIS:

Bruchophagus ononis (?) (Hymenoptera)
OPERCULINA

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORBIGNYA:

Gealophiliis latinasus (Coleoptera)
ORCH

erate ‘grisescens (Coleoptera)

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Calligrapha diversa (Coleoptera)

Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)

Cephaloleia atriceps (Coleoptera)

Chalepus omoger (Coleoptera)

Cligenes delineata (Hemiptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)

Epilachna mexicana (Coleoptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Limaz maximus (Mollusca)

Lygaeus pulchellus (Hemiptera)

Mecolaemus carvalhoi (?) (Hemiptera)

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Nasutitermes columbicus (Isoptera)

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)

Neosteingelia terana (Homoptera)

Neropsis hieroglyphica (Lepidoptera)

Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)
Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)
Termes panamaensis (Isoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Dip chor oN *
pice orista tonephela (Lepidoptera
one pidoptera)
Ondo suppr essalis (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
OSMANTHUS:
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)
PALM
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)
PASSIFLORA
Tridomyrmex ‘humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pseudococcus lilacinws (Homoptera)
PELARGONIUM:
Limax marginatus (Mollusca)
PEPEROMIA:
Parthenothrips dracaenae (Thysanoptera)
PERSEA:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)
Heilipus lauri fe cleo iste)
Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
Trialeurodes vaporariorwm (Homoptera)
PHAEOMERIA:
Hyalopeplus pellucidus (Hemiptera)
PHAJUS:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS:
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)
Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides (Homoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
PHYSALIS:
Heliothis subfleca (Lepidoptera)
INUS:

Blastophagus piniperda (Coleoptera)

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)

Ernobius mollis (Coleoptera)

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)
PISTACIA:

Megastigmus pistaciae (Hymenoptera)
PISUM:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
POLIANTHES:

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
POLYSCIAS:

sehen seneris gossypii (Homoptera)
PROSOPIS

Dendrobiella aspera peckegpicra)
PRUNUS AMYGDALU

Aspidiotus destructor eee

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ischnodemus diplopterus (Hemiptera)

Porthetria dispar (Lepidoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Megalometis chiliensis (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha fraterculus (Diptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Eulia auraria (?) (Lepidoptera)

Grapholitha molesta (Lepidoptera)

Ischnodemus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Eulia auraria (2) (Lepidoptera)

Eucxoa lutescens (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)

Rhagoletis cingulata (Diptera)
PSIDIUM:

Aleurothrixus floccosus (Homoptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Anastrepha striata (Diptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

UNICA:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
PYRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PACHYRHIZUS:

Heterotermes aureus (Isoptera)
QUERCUS:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Curculio q-griseae (Coleoptera)

Dryocoetes villosus (Coleoptera)

Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)

Scobicia chevrieri (Coleoptera)

Trogoxylon impressum (Coleoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Coleoptera)

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Brevipalpus inornatus (Acarina)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Masonaphis rhododendri (Homoptera)

Phenacoccus azaleae (Homoptera)
RIBES:

Zophodia convolutella (?) (Lepidoptera)
RODRIGUEZIA:

Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera)
ROSA:

Ardis sulcata (Hymenoptera)

Arge ochropa (Hymenoptera)

Bryobia cristata (Acarina)

Cladius isomerus (Hymenoptera)

Cladius pectinicornis (Hymenoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Endelomyia aethiops (Hymenoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Pentatrichopus tetrarhodus (?) (Homoptera)

Platynota rostrana (?) (Lepidoptera)

Rhagoletis basiola (Diptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips vulgatissimus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
RUBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)
RUTA:

Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Homoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Ischnodemus saccharinorus (Hemiptera)

Opogona subcervinella (Lepidoptera)

Spanogonicus albofasciata (Hemiptera)

“Targionia”’ sacchari (Homoptera)

SAMBUCUS:

Rhopalophora incrustata (Coleoptera)
SANSEVIERIA:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Nasutitermes nigriceps (Isoptera)
SEDUM

Chrysomphats nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
SESBAN

M i ernie (Lepidoptera)
SOIL:

Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Glycy phagus domesticus (Acarina)

Opogona subcervinella (Lepidoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusea)
SOLANUM ANDIGENUM:

Glycyphagus domesticus Goering)
SOLANUM MELONGEN

Blissus leucopterus eas

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Epicaerus cognatus (Coleoptera)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
SOLANUM (?) SP.:

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SORBUS:

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
SORGHUM:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
SPARTIUM:

Sparteus villosus (?) (Coleoptera)
SPATHOGLOTTIS:

Hernisia a menaata (Homoptera)
SPON 2
eae mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
STRELITZIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
SYRINGA:

Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
TERMINALIA

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
THEOBROMA:

Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
TIGRIDIA:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Calligrapha diversa (Coleoptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Galgupha texana (Hemiptera)

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
TRIFOLIUM:

Adelphocoris seticornis (Hemiptera)

Hypera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)
TRITICUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
TULIPA:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera

Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
ULMUS:

Scolytus multistriatus (Coleoptera)
VANDA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Plusia chalcites (?) (Lepidoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)

Teleonemia scrupulosa (Hemiptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

Hosts and Insects—Continued

VICIA:
Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
VIGNA:
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
VITIS:
Antispila rivillet (2?) (Lepidoptera)
Carbula litiyatrix (Hemiptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chelymor pha varians (Coleoptera)
Cletus caffer (Hemiptera)
Cletus ochraceus (Hemiptera)
Conoderus rufangulus (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)

Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)

Naupactus xanthographus (Coleoptera)

Neotermes chilensis (Isoptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

or occidentalis (Thysanoptera)

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)

Pagiocerus fiorti (Coleoptera)

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Lepidoptera)
ZINGIBER:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

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40 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

AIRPLANE:
Crambus ligonellus (Lepidoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Diaphania indica (Lepidoptera)
Leptocorixa acuta (Hemiptera)
Mocis latipes (Lepidoptera)
Noropsis hieroglyphica (Lepidoptera)
Pachnaeus litus (Coleoptera)
Perigea illecta (Lepidoptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
Tiracola plagiata (Lepidoptera)
Vanessa indica (Lepidoptera)
BAGGAGE:
Chelysoma variabilis (Hemiptera)
Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)
Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
BARK:
Ernobius mollis (Coleoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
BEAN:
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
Wendiuocoetcs guianae (Coleoptera)
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
BOX OF TOMATOES:
Dendrobiella aspera (Coleoptera)
BULB:
Arion circumscriptus (Mollusca)
CARDBOARD CRATE:
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
CLOTHING:
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
CONEX BOX:
Porthetria dispar (Lepidoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
DEBRIS:
Heterobostrychus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
DUNNAGE:
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
FLOUR:
Trogoderma sternale (Coleoptera)
FLOWERS:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Frankliniella bispinosa (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Hosts Unknown

FOREST LITTER:

Arctorthezia cataphracta (Homoptera)
FRUIT:

Hemi dosaphes carinata (Homoptera)
GREENS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
HERBS AND PLANTS:

Aglossa cuprealis (Lepidoptera)
LEAF:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Orthezia pseudinsignis (Homoptera)

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (Lepidoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Hymoptera)
LEGUME POD

“A canthoscelides” spinipes (Coleoptera)

MACHINERY:

Theba pisana Givelusee)
MILITARY CAR

Metopoplax i (Hemiptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
MOSS:

Trapezonotus arenarius (Hemiptera)
PARCEL CONTAINING ANTHURIUM AND

ORCHID FLOWERS:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PLANTS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
PULPWOOD LOG

Ips calligraphus (Coleoptera)
QUARTERS:

Argina cribraria (Lepidoptera)
SEED POD:

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
SUCCULENT:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
SUITCASE:

Malacosoma castrensis (Lepidoptera)
WOOD:

Cossus cossus (Lepidoptera)

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

Cryptotermes cavifrons (Isoptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Prostephanus truncatus (Coleoptera)

Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)

Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)

Sirex noctilio (Hymenoptera)

Xylobiops parilis (Coleoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

Countries of Origin and Insects

ALGERIA:
Anuraphis cardui
Ceratitis capitata
Ceutorhynchus erysimt
ANGOLA:
Stephanoderes hampei
ANGUILLA:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Phenacoccus parvus
ANTIGUA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium miliaris robustum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Vinsonia stellifera
ARGENTINA:
Ceratitis capitata
Epinotia aporema
Phyrdenus divergens
AUSTRALIA:
Aspidiotus australiensis
Asterolecanium petrophilae
Glycyphagus domesticus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Nezara viridula
AUSTRALIA (?):
Aleuroplatus mammaeferus
AUSTRIA:
Arion circumscriptus
Deroceras reticulatum
AZORES:
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Glycyphagus domesticus
Helix aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana
Limax marginatus
Limax maximus
BAHAMAS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Chalcodermus aeneus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Ips calligraphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Vinsonia stellifera
BARBADOS:
“Targonia”’ hartii
BELGIUM:
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
Deroceras reticulatum
Mamestra brassicae
Phytomyza rufipes
Theba pisana
BERMUDA:
Bradybaena similaris
Ceratitis capitata
Deroceras reticulatum
Frankliniella bispinosa
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Tridomyrmex humilis
Pheidole megacephala
Phenacoccus gossypii
Pulvinaria psidir
BRAZIL:
Asterolecanium epidendri
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
BRAZIL (?):
Trogoderma granarium
BRITISH GUIANA:
Nasutitermes corniger
Neodryocoetes guianae
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Nasutitermes nigriceps
Pheidole megacephala

Termes panamaensis
Vinsonia stellifera
CANADA:
Brachyrhinus ovatus
Cladius isomerus
Deroceras reticulatum
Endelomyia aethiops
Parthenothrips dracaenae
Pityogenes chalcographus
Reticulitermes flavipes
Rhagoletis basiola
Scolytus multistriatus
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
CANAL ZONE:
Chalcodermus aeneus
Cryphula fasciatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Ferrisia virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Phenacoccus solani
Tenthecoris distinguendus
Vinsonia stellifera
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Caryedon fuscus (?)
CENTRAL AMERICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
CHILE:
Chelymorpha varians
Conoderus rufangulus
Eulia auraria (?)
Euzxoa lutescens
Leptoglossus chilensis
Listroderes costirostris obliquus
Megalometis chiliensis
Naupactus xanthographus
Neotermes chilensis
Pentalonia nigronervosa
CHINA:
Chaetococcus bambusae
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Parlatoria zizyphus
Unaspis yanonensis
COLOMBIA:
Anastrepha serpentina
Coccus viridis
Furcaspis biformis
Glycyphagus domesticus
Pagiocerus fiorii
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Platypus rugulosus
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chelysoma variabilis
Deroceras reticulatum
Helix aspersa
Tridomyrmex iniquus
Limax marginatus
Lygaeus pulchellus
Nasutitermes columbicus
Nasutitermes corniger
Pinnaspis buxi
Puto ulter
Stenoma catentfer
Vinsonia stellifera
CUBA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Coccus viridis
Cryptotermes brevis
Cryptotermes cavifrons
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Lucalymnatus tessellatus
Fundella pellucens
Furcaspis biformis
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Mocis latipes
Monomorium destructor
Noropsis hieroglyphica
Platynota rostrana
Pectinophora gossypiella
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Ribua innoria
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
“Targionia”’ hartit
“Targtonia”’ sacchari

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PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CUBA—Continued

Trogoderma tinclusum
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera

CURACAO

Pectinophora gossypiella
Sacadodes pyr alis

DENMARK

Cladius pectinicornis
Deroceras reticulatum
Ernobius mollis
Phytomyza rufipes

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:

Aganactesis idecora
Agroiconota propinqua
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea

Blissus leucopterus insularis
Brevipalpus phoenicis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Pectinophora gossypiella

ECUADOR:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (?)
Brevipalpus oncidii

Epilachna paenulata

E'pilachna paenulata var.

Ferrisia virgata

Furcaspis biformis

Metamasius sericeus
Monomorium destructor
Porphyrobaphe tiostoma

Se catenifer

EGYP

haere tulipae
Bruchus lentis

Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
FHellula undalis

Lizus junct

ENGLAND:

Acerta macrochelus
Anuraphis cardui
Anuraphis tulipae
Blastophagus pintperda
Cossus cossus
Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Dryocoetes villosus
Briophyes canestrinit
Frankliniella intonsa
Helophorus rugosus
Lampetia equestris
Laspeyresia splendana
Mamestra brassicae
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes chalcographus
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus
Tetranychus telarius
Thrips flavus

Thrips major

EUROPE (?):

Hemimene juliana

FINLAND:

Pityogenes chalcographus

FORMOSA:

Frankliniella formosae
Glycyphagus domesticus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium

FRANCE

Acidia henacles (?)
Acrolepia assectella
Asterobemisia carpini
Brithys pancratii
Bruchus luteicornis
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Ernobius mollis
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Helix aperta
Laspeyresia splendana
Myzus ascalonicus
Parlatoria zizyphus

Pectinophora gossypiella

Pentatrichopus fragaefolii

Phytomyza rufipes

Porthetria dispar

Psylla buxt (2)

Rhagoletis cerast

Rhagoletis cingulata
FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA

Stephanoderes hampei
FRENCH WEST AFRICA:

Dacus ciliatus (?)

Stephanoderes hampei
GERMANY:

Ardis sulcata

Arge ochropa

Ceratitis capitata

Deroceras reticulatum

Dialeurodes chittendeni

Lrnobius mollis

Frankliniella intonsa

Hylurgops palliatus

Lecanium corni

Mamestra brassicae

Nemapogon granella

Pentatrichopus tetrarhodus (?)

Phytomyza rufipes

Pityogenes chalcographus

Rhagoletis cerasi

Sirex noctilio

Taeniothrips atratus

Tetranychus telarius

Thrips flavus

Thrips fuscipennis

Thrips major
GIBRALTAR:

Ceratitis capitata (2)
GREECE

WAlearinoee eh eee spinipes

Ceratitis capitata

Curculio elephas

Dacus oleae

Ectomyelois ceratoniae

Prays oleellus

Rhagoletis cerast

Sree cretica
GUA

Dace dorsalis

Diaphania indica

Pentalonia nigronervosa
GUATEMALA:

Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Anastrepha striata

Deroceras reticulatum

Exptochiomera oblonga

Farinococcus guatemalensis

Iridomyrmex iniquus

Limax maximum

Pseudischnaspis alienus

Puto ulter

Stenoma catenifer

Vinsonia stellifera
HAITI:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Ancylostomia stercorea

Cylas formicarius elegantulus

Frankliniella bispinosa

Pectinophora gossypiella

Protopulvinaria pyriformis

Vinsonia stellifera
HAWAII:

Adoretus sinicus

Araecerus levipennis

Bradybaena similaris

Caryedon fuscus

Ceratitis capitata

Ceroplastes rubens

Coccotrypes carpophagus

Coccus acutissimus

Coccus viridis

Conotelus mexicanus

Cryptophlebia illepida

Dacus cucurbitae

Dacus dorsalis

Deroceras reticulatum

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 43

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

HAWAII—Continued
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Ereunetis flavistriata
Fiorinia nephelii
Furcaspis biformis
Hyalopeplus pellucidus
Lamellazis gracilis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Nysius coenosulus
Orchidophilus aterrimus
Pantomorus godmani
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pinnaspis buxi
Plusia chalcites
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pseudococcus palmarwm oceanicus
Pulvinaria psidii
Sinoxylon conigerum
Siphanta acuta
Sternochetus mangiferae
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Teleonemia scrupulosa
Zonitoides arboreus

HONDURAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cerconota anonella
Galgupha punctifer
Por phyrobaphe iostoma
Tenthecoris bicolor

HONG KONG:
Trogoderma granarium

INDIA:

Ferrisia virgata
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lyctus africanus
Monomorium destructor
Pulvinaria psidiw
Sinoxylon anale
Sinoxylon conigerum
Sternochetus mangiferae
Suidasia medanensts
Systole geniculata
Trogoderma granarium

INDONESIA:
Monomorium destructor
Megastigmus pistaciae
Trogoderma parabile

IRAQ:

Ceratitis capitata

IRELAND:

Deroceras reticulatum

Lampetia equestris

Limothrips cerealiwm

Psylla mali (?)

Rhopalosiphum crataegellum (?)
Thrips flavus

Thrips major

Tyrophagus infestans

ISRAEL:

Bruchophagus ononis (?)
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Parlatoria cinerea

ITALY:

Aglossa cuprealis
Antispila rivillei (?)
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Brevipalpus inornatus
Bruchophagus coluteae
Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristis

Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusct
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Curculio nucum
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dyspessa ulula
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Euzophera bigella (?)
Hemimene juliana
Tridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Megastigmus pistaciae
Parlatoria camelliae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pieris brassicae
Pyrausta nubiialis
Reticulitermes flavipes
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
Spanioneura fonscolombet
Sparteus villosus (?)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Trialeurodes lauri
Tyrophagus infestans
JAMAICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Artipus grisescens
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterclecanium epidendri
Ectomyelois muriscis
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Mimosestes dominicanus
Pachyzancla bipunctalis
Palaeopus costicollis
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Tenuipalpus pacificus
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Brevipalpus inornatus
Bryobia cristata
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Car posina sasakit
Ceroplastes rubens
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus
Coptotermes formosanus
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes citri
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Frankliniella formosae
Grapholitha molesta
Ischnodemus saccharivorus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (as defined by Kuwana)
Microcephalothrips abdominalis
Nezara viridula
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis
Parlatoria camelliae
Pentamerismus oregonensis
Phenacoccus azaleae
Pseudococcus comstocki
Psuedococcus pini
Pulvinaria floccifera
Trionymus sacchartv
Unaspis citri
Unaspis ewonymi
Unaspis yanonensis
Vanessa indica
Xylosandrus germanus
JOST VAN DYKE:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Chalcodermus aeneus
Fundella pellucens
KUWAIT:
Trogoderma granartum
LEBANON:

Bruchus ervi

44 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

LEBANON—Continued
Dacus oleae
Prays oleellus
LIBERIA:
Stephanoderes hampei
LIBIA:
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
MADEIRA ISLANDS:
Ceratitis capitata (?)
Iridomyrmex humilis
Limax marginatus
MEXICO:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleurothrixus floccosus
Alpheias conspirata
Anastrepha ludens
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aufeius impressicollis
Blissus leucopterus
Blissus leucopterus insularis
Cactophagus validirostris
Calligrapha diversa
Capaneus tetricus
Caulophilus latinasus
Cephaloleia atriceps
Chalepus omoger
Chilo loftini
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus
Chrysomphalus sphaeroides
Cligenes delineata
Coelonertus nigrirostris
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Cosmopolites sordidus
Cryphula apicalis
Curculio q-griseae
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dendrobiella aspera
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes citri
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Dysdercus mimus
Ectomyelois muriscis
EE picaerus cognatus
Epilachna mexicana
LE pinotia aporema
Euetheola bidentata
Lurytoma orchidearum
Everes comyntas
Evergestis rimosalis
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Exptochiomera confusa
Frankliniella occidentalis
Galgupha punctifer
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Heilipus lauri
Heliothis subfiera
Heterotermes aureus
Homoeosoma electellum
Lepidosaphes carinata
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Leucoptera coffeella
Limax marginatus
Macropygium reticulare
Metriona erratica angularis
Monanthia monotropidia
Moodna bisinuella
Neosteingelia texana
Noropsis hieroglyphica
Ogdoecosta catenulata
Orthezia cacticola
Orthezia pseudinsignis
Paromius longulus
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacoccus gossypii
Plagiodera semivittata
Plagiodera thymaloides
Platypus rugulosus
Prostephanus truncatus
Puto ulter
Rhopalophora incrustata

Spanogonicus albofasciata
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batest
“Targionia”’ bromiliae
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tetranychus desertorum
Texananus spatulatus
Thecla ziba
Trialeurodes vaporariorum
Trogoderma parabile
Trogoderma sternale
Unaspis citri
Xylobiops parilis
Xylobiops texanus
MONTSERRAT:
Monomoriwm destructor
MOROCCO
Acrolepia assectella
Bouhelia maroccana
Lyctus brunneus
Malacosoma castrensis
Metopoplax ditomoides
Phorodon menthae
Scobicia chevrieri
Theba pisana
Trogoxylon impressum
MOZAMBIQUE:
Lampides boeticus
NETHERLANDS:
Adoxophyes orana
Anuraphis tulipae
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendent
Gracilaria azaleella
Lecanium cornt
Limax marginatus
Masonaphis rhododendri
Periphyllus californiensis
Phytomyza rufipes
Psylla buzxi
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus
Taeniothrips atratus
Trogoderma parabile
NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
Maruca testulalis
NEW GUINEA:
Nysius vinitor
NICARAGUA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Pseudischnaspis bowreyt
Pseudischnapsis longissima
Stenoma catenifer
NIGERIA:
Leucinodes orbonalis
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
NORWAY:
Argyresthia conjugella
Pityogenes chalcographus
Trapezonotus arenarius
PAKISTAN:
Trogoderma granarium
PANAMA:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Cerconota anonella
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (?)
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
PANAMA (?)
Maruca testulalis
PERU:
Anastrepha fraterculus
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Mescinia peruella

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 45

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PHILIPPINES:
Aspidiotus destructor
Caryedon fuscus
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius
Ectomyetois ceratoniae
Ferrisia virgata
Hellula undalis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Pyrausta nubilalis
PHILIPPINES ( (2):
Sternochetus mangiferae
POLAND:
Nemapogon granella
PORTUGAL:
Aglossa cuprealis
Anuraphis tulipae
Bruchus luteicornis
Bryobia sarothamni
Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Laspeyresia splendana
Opogona subcervinella
Parlatoria camelliae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips ericae
Tetralicia ericae
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Anastrepha suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Crambus ligonellus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Maruca testulalis
Pachyzancla periusalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Vi oe stellifera
ST. K S:
Meee mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Fundella pellucens
“Targionia”’ sacchari
ST. LUCIA:
epuiopuleinoria pyriformis
ST. MARTIN:
pe eerep he EG ae ptans
ST. THOM
Caryedon ae
ST. VINCENT:
Opogona subcervinella
SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata
Leucaspis cockerelli
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
SCOTLAND:
Arctorthezia cataphracta
Gelechia ericetella
Micrelus ericae
Orthotylus ericetorum
Phytomyza rufipes
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Taeniothrips vulgatissimus
Thrips flavus
Thrips fuscipennis
SIERRA LEONE:
Cylas puncticollis
Heterobostrychus brunneus
SOUTH AMERICA:
reais capitata
Acrolepia assectella
Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo suppressalis
Curculio elephas

Dyspessa ulula
Laspeyresia nigricana
Laspeyresia splendana
Pentamerismus coronatus
Rhagoletis cerasi
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS:
Ferrisia virgata
Furcaspis biformis
Trogoderma granarium
SWEDEN:
Ernobius mollis
Hylurgops palliatus
Lecanium corni
Pityogenes chalcographus
Zophodia convolutella (?)
SWITZERLAND:
Adelphocoris seticornis
Hypera nigrirostris
Sparteus villosus
SYRIA:
Pectinophora gossypiella
TAHITI:
Aspidiotus destructor
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Morganella longispina
THAILAN
Cylas formicarius ssp.
Parlatoria zizyphus
TORTOLA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Euscepes postfasciatus
TRINIDAD:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis
Talponia batesi
Vnsonia stellifera
TRIPOLI:
Theba pisana
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Carbula litigatrix
Ceratitis capitata
Cletus caffer
Cletus ochraceus
Epichorista ionephela
Iridomyrmex humilis
Ischnodemus diplopterus
Nezara viridula
Phlyctinus callosus
UNKNOWN:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Argina cribraria
Arion circumscriptus
Ceratitis capitata
Metamasius sericeus
Pachnaeus litus
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria zizyphus
Perigea illecta
Porthetria dispar
Rhagoletis cerasi
VENEZUELA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (?)
Bephrata maculicollis
Maruca testulalis
Pachnaeus litus
Platynota rostrana
Stenoma catenifer
Theba pisana
Unaspis citri
Zeadiatraea lineolata
WEST PACIFIC:
Leptocorixa acuta
Tiracola plagiata
YUGOSLAVIA:
Pyrausta nubilalis

46

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Ais i ss Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2 Blas in—
35| ¢ | 38
2S| 3g | es
2) Sh
16) ZA |
Alternaria citri Ell. & Pierce:
Citrus sinensis (orange) -------_--------_-_ Spainkse ee esee eee asl iT PRs
tAlternaria dauci (Kuehn) Groves & Skolko:
Coriandrum sativum (coriander) -----__----- iPuertowRicone eee eee 1 )28. cl eee RRs
Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) —-----___-- Mex cotteseees oe anee 1 |i easalotiexs
{Alternaria dianthicola Neerg.:
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ------____- Germany, Palestine--_-| 2 |_-__|__-_| Mass., Pa.
tA phelenchioides bicaudatws Imamura:
Soil around violet roots_--______-__----_-- Costaghicaeee= =e | pee 252 eile Hla
tA phelenchoides coffea Goodey:
Soil around roots of bloodleaf plant-________|_____ (0 Loe nim eae Bee me eek ik,
tAphelenchoides hunti Steiner:
Soil with carnation plants__-_____________- AZOLOS= fe eae ches |b eee 1 | Mass.
tAscochyta pisi Lib.:
Glycine max (soybean) -------------------- Japanee = esos ee oe Shee ol Aeees Ras
} Asterosporium hoffmanni Kunze:
Betulaumedwediewia=) = See ee ee Mranceseassa2 2 Sse alee pean 1 | D.C.
Camarosporium orchidicola Cash & Watson:
CCDs Ce) 00 (PEE Ms eR PI eee RY 2 Be Guatemala soe | eee | eee 1 | Tex.
Ceratocystis radicicola (Bliss) Moreau:
Cocos nucifera (coconut)---__-__--__---_---- IMexicoses 2254 1 2222 | Sa eCalitag
tCercospora apii Vres.:
rnynguum) foetudum an =e eee oe eee eee PuertosRicos_—_=--__ By sseslaooal) 12. 18,
{Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:
Coffeaispes(cofiee) sea ea ee eee eee Dominican Republie__-| 1 |___-]_-__| Fla.*
{Cercospora handelit Bub.:
ehododendronisp esa see ee ee ee Pingland2. 2222. s3—5- | eeee eee 1| N. J.
Cercospora mangiferae Koord.:
Mangifera indica (mango) _--~-_------------ Mexicoss22 22 2 Ss e522 e- i |s2../|bes4 lex
{Cercospora musae Zimm.:
VEAUSCS Dae ye eee eae ee aes Marquesas Islands----- 1) | Se ees i Calitac
tCercospora panacis Thirum. & Chupp (?): et
INOLRODANGZIBD see eee ee ge Auistraliaaee esses Boas) We Wess5) ele wem.
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:
Persea americana (avocado)_-____---------- IMexi coe eae aaa eee 2) |. = =| cet ext
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallis grass) —--------- Australi gee ee eee ery eel sh, (CL
{Chlamydomyces palmarum (Cke.) Mason:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) ------ Norfolk Island__-___-_- oe oes roll alli tess
Chrysomyxa ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.)
Savile: e
Rhododendron ferrugineum (rock rhododen- | Switzerland—-—--.------ Hla ese! OSs ING digg INTs
ron).
Rhododendron hirsutum (garland rbododen- | Germany, Switzerland_| 1 Teese) ING da EX
ron).
ENO OG ETT OTS see ne ea Austria, Germany, S222 |S 3 | Calif.*,
Switzerland. Mich.,
INGE
NGS
{Cladosporium fasciculare Fr. (?):
Alllvumupornumy (leek) pee sa eee ee Germmanyae eens eee 22 | aes e@aliies
Coleosporium bletiae Diet.:
Galanthe alismacfoliane ss ee eee Tinvdiays* See 2 2a ee Peels aalh sta UNS dle
Coleosporium dahliae Arth.:
Dahlhiaispyasseeeeesaa= foals es He a ee IMexICO==eeee cas === 1 ae ees ele xe
Coleosporium solidaginis (Schw.) Thuem.:
VAIS! ET SD see eee £0 ES OS RAY Japanese. e“Se= Sse 2222 ly | Sess Weshe
Pinus resinosa (red pine) _.-_ 2222 2-_ 2222 et Canadaye eae eee Secesoeel Paha INeRYS
Colletotrichum agaves Cav.: :
Agave: Spia5 ease sone o aos east ee Italy, Mexico-__------ saon|oso=|) S2eieArizem NEG Ss
}Colletotrichum arecae Syd.: ¥
Areca cathecu (betel palm)_-_--------------- Philippiness==—— see WW eSee|\-—--|) seven.
Colletotrichum cajani Rangel:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-__-------------- PuertosRico;st.Katts=—|| §2))|2 22 Sees Pass
Colletotrichum capsici (Syd.) Btlr. & Bisby:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)--------------- Mexico, Puerto Rico-.-]| 2 |----||_-=4| PB. Rydex.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

47

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin Collected
2. is 1 in—
a ~ [=<]
& S | a
Sica lmOn tossed
Beet el Bg
Boo Se eh
6) Zl
Colletotrichum cliviae (Oud.) Petr.:
(CHITTY I, 5a al = SOS ae a ee cee iBeloium=s= a peagiaines eee [es 4) omuleal INEST
tColletotrichum coffeanum Noack:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)________________ IMexi Cole! etn Eauee 1 eee at | es ed ex:
Colletotrichum philodendri P. Henn.:
EA RLLOGEMULONUCOROGUL MN = a ee jGenma nye ener eo5e|eeee||) aNd)
PDrlOd ena OniSD ae ae ee ee eee INFCXI COM eee eee aes pay oe 2 | Ariz.
{Colletotrichum trichellum Duke:
Hedernajgrenian (Pmelishuvyeeae eee ee Tcpalliyee see ek ede Salad ecSllaleh.
Colletotrichum zingiberis Butl. & Bisby:
Zingiber officinale (ginger)________________- Chinasa ee Ie See re De Te eeealeessi) Cais
tConiothecium glumarum Sacc.:
DGCUUSIGLONUCh LG rn es ee eee Netherlands_—-______- SF Ee POTN hed BY
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.)
Sace.:
LGORIRTD: UGH Aisa Be case Oe Sere Peer ae Bee SSSA eB ING Ue
{Coniothyrium genistae (Roum.) Bub. & Voel.:
Geri stays D et eee de en ee Ae ee [ROT bua] nee aN eee, abe WIAD EKO,
tConiothyrium legquminum (Rab.) Sace.:
CU SUSIS De ee ee ee ae Nett er aan Oe aaa Bee [ he |W LR I) Dak
tCorynespora cassiicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei:
DERN a a i ES Os aR ee Miexi COs eee eee PAT AT 2 ree i Bebe
Coryneum carpophilum (Lev.) Jauch
Prunus amygdalus (almond) ______________- Vital yes ee ee ee ee aes s|SSSel alt) WEEE
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)_______________-_ France, unknown-______ il PA) IMIR ES INIG YC
¢Coryneum microstictoides Sace. & Penz.:
IZOCOTUORS De (DEON) ee ee eee ee Netherlands_—-______- hs 1) | ee all page all Neo
{Coryneum microstictum Berk. & Br.:
EVD USES) ie een ering 2) yy heme ee IWoroCCOMa es Eee eee eee | ara Pa.
tCriconemoides mutabile Taylor:
PM oat Se ES See ce eg ee IMEx1¢ 0S eee pea avec) Uleleex
tCriconemoides xenoplax Raski:
Solwithranunknownitrees_--- = 2 Japaneses sts e eee SSS 2 SS PAN GAS
{Cronartium quercuum (Berk.) Shirai:
Quercus emoryi (emory oak)______________- IWex1C0== = ae ee iL | ese | eel eA z
tCryptosphaeria eunomia (Fr.) Grev.(?):
Pye UMN Kar) WT res es GE gee | eee (aX a ypreen Giada yey Fehr) iL ies | Eerie | eoerea | ArT 7,
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)______| Australia, Norfolk Sees Sse ise Caltge
Island. Fla
Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Pk.) Nannf.:
Mahonia aquifolium Darkpurple____________ Netherlands_________- Sees SEE were ll hel DO)
Mahonia aquifolium Vicar_________--______|---__ OEM eee ele Dan oe BO ae eee |e MID ES
MAO REA BS Sa Se es BO TN as SENT IN OT Way eee Fy ea eye INE YS
Cylindrosporium chrysanthemi Ell. & Dearn.:
Chirysanthenwinispie eee eee ee Jap ane ee ee eee mae ps 4 | ee ood | ated el ea) Ce,
Cytospora ambiens Sacce.:
Acer platanoides (Norway maple)__________- ne lands22= eee eee as |e. Ses ake MEINE GI
Cytospora sacchari Butl.:
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)__________ INICX1@O See ee UL | | ela ex
Diaporthe eres Nits.:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) -_-___ +Norfolk Island_______ ees | aed eee len i Calttess
Ghaenomelesispe een een ne ae Netherlands-__-__-__- pe SE A SINR ae
Gankgolbiloba oink) eee eee ee See AT) Ce ee et ee SD io | cee | ed UI aU INT oared
EVOSONB Dee Beene el neem tor ee EA See Piety tele +Northern Ireland_____ Seeolesseth ll Reo
{Didymellina ornithoyali Jacques:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) -______ Union of South Africa__| 1 |_---_|._-_]| N. Y
Diplodia taxi (Fr.) de N.:
Taxus cuspidata (Japanese yew)-__________- Japan: s=2eet see omen a S25 2|S2S8 ae Anyegion
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
Rhododendron laetevirens___...._.._..-_------ INetherlandss===— 222" ee URS N. J
Discosia artocreas FYr.:
Camellia japonica (camellia)______________- Japan== eevee lee ose Seoelleeeelt 2) Cribs
Camelliaineticul ata a tea ne meee ene | nema Oe Ses BS ees been ee alates
Camelliagsp ert Se ae Re ea a ae ra (oe we cee rele ee, een ee eel @ allies
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:
AAU O, SHIRL (EEO) ss Se Italy, Mexico, Spain__ ZR) eee es ae Mass.,
Tex.
INGRCESSOS ORES ome as a ee Ene land =e eee pel ee el ll Nees

See footnotes at end of table.

48

Pest and host

Country of origin

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Number of

intercep-

tions In—
Siler er
a ~ 3
=| =} a0
Shel || Or | are
ARON een | Rene
5/5 | 25
16) Z | Ay

tEchidnodes bromeliacearum (Rehm) Th. & Syd.:
UST RAL NANO) beget ae eran 5 a sO Ie
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)--_._________
Catnusitimonn (lemon) =a ae eee
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit). _______________
Cutrusisinensisn(orance) ese eee

Elsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Mangifera indica (mango) _________-______-
Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:
Phaseolus lunatus (civet bean)____-________
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean) -___
Epicoccum cocos F. L. Stevens:
Cocosinucifera (COCconUt) 2222 es = ee
Erwinia citrimaculans (Doidge) Magrou:
Citrus limon (lemon)
Exobasidium vaccinii (Fekl.) Wor.:
UROCOCEN GOT TCI CLT a= eee
{Fusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. batatas (Wr.)
Snyd. & Hans.:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)---___________
Fusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. gladioli (Mas-
sey) Snyd. & Hans.:
Gladvolusisp 2 ttheee SO eee ne ne A in

{Fusarium oxysporum Schlect. f. narcissi (Cke.
& Mass.) Snyd. & Hans.(?):
Galanthiusis pies sae ae BS eee ey eo) ey
Fusarium solani (Mart.) Appel & Wr.:
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid). ~~ _~-- 2 -____
Fusicladium pyracanthae (Otth.) Rostr.:
IBYTACANtRONCOCCUNe Ce eee
PUR ACANtRONSD eee ee eae = een
Fusicoccum galericulatum (Tul.) Sacc.:
IG USHSY LOCLUCOMRTUCN ST a aoe ane eet
tGloeosporium album Osterw.:
Malusrsytvestnish (apple) mess ee

Gloeosporium rhododendri Briosi & Cav.:
Rhododendron lapponicum__--__--_-----~-___
iRhododendronis pes e eee eee ee

Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper)__-____
TUNA DETUS SD ee eee ee Lee ilig yepeenap iT
tGymnosporangium junipert Lk.:
Sorbus aucuparia (European mountain-ash) __
tHelicotylenchus erythrinae (Zimmermann)
Golden:
Soil with’amaryllis bulbs- == -—_ = 2U2222_ 0)
Soupwithidahliaimoots= ea ae ee
Soil with gladiolus corms and lily bulbs____~
Soil with olive and citrus trees_____________
Soil with unknown plants__________________
tHelicotylenchus multicinctus (Cobb) Golden:
Allliumimponrm) (Leeks) a aera ears
Day ale cy Pe Seay eee ee a eae Ee Se
Soil with bloodleaf plant____________2 se

Helicotylenchus nannus Steiner:
Allzumipornumi(leck) eee eee
Begonial spss iste a ee ee ee eee ena ee
Begonia, fuchsia, and unknown cuttings_____
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)___.-._-_---___
IBRGLARISiSp See ee pee ne pete
IP RALOMENGT.010)S Dee ee

See footnotes at end of table.

DBS WAN lee un ne rae eee
Argentina, Brazil.
BUS {oy alas A ea

tBrazil, {Cuba,
Mexico.

Argentina === see

Mexico, Netherlands___

Turkey 42. = = =. =e Teee

Miexicote=-— = Usha ae

Australia, Germany,
Italy, Netherlands.

Jetoyror
Scotlands a = === eam

IMexicos==.2.. Sa

PAzoness 2=i2 1 Se
+Union of South Africa_
Mexicosss25 225322442

fed ek pe ed pt

Collected

to

Ala., Calif.*,
La., Md.,
Mass.,

N. Y

Jet,

N. J.
N. J.

Calif.*
Calif.*

Nae

Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
INi&s
Mass.

Mass.
Tex.
Mass.

Ariz., Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

49

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

; * Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2 Ecaley in—
E a neome
26| £185
SeNOulbere
1S) Z |
Helicotylenchus nannus Steiner:—Continued
Soil with begonia and crassulaceous plants___| Azores_____-_----_--- ee 2 ees lel Massy
‘Stord] Gala leader ee eee tScotland#a sees = tape Dyess | Ee ys | Sass:
Soul Gala wen FO Gs ae EES ee ee ee (Cuba a= Seas. eee eS | ee aes
Soil with rhododendron plants____________- Scovulangd saan ie 2 ean lig| Masse
Soil with sansevieria plants_______________-_ heel aa ae eos AS | eta a en ays
Soil with an unknown seedling_____________ IMfexico= 332 22. eer SSA So Slane wAriz:
Soil with an unknown plant_______________: demeneneey ee Ea) SAS | patie bars
Soilllwathisucculent plant-—- 2-2 IMiexicoes=sntse es as 20S 8 Se epee Ariz
Helminthosporium torulosum (Syd.) Ashby:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _______-__--_- Dominican Republic___| 1 |----}_---| P. R.
Hendersonia agaves Maubl.:
eANTTAD ST Oa ce A a ea Se eee ea seen 2 8 IMIGxiCOEt S22 See Seay 1h ee | ee | Atrs772
Hendersonia citri McAlp.:
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)_-_______-__-]----- dovss eso sth Bese 5S iPr el ext
tHendersonia foliorum Fckl. var. viburnt Sace.:
Viburnum rhytidophyllum______.---.-_------ INetherlandseeaeseo se Pea B ee call AWeysl a
Hendersonia opuntiae Ll. & Ev.:
CHGS 5 3— SS Shs Sh 2A SNe eae ag IWeEx1 C0 Maen ae ee 2 See Pee el wAri ze
tHendersonia piriformis Otth. (?):
Magusisylvateca burples)—— = 35 -) ee ie Netherlands______-__- Bee seeel|| Calne Us
Hendersonia yuccae Kickx:
PALECUISD Pee eo eee i tedemepenahy dee IMIEXI CO === = eee ae S| eee ala pAui zs
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schurr. Stek.:

Ol Sener eine RSA ee Wilex1 Coma eee Ay || ATA Ze ee x.
Soiluwithiberonia plants: 2s). 25.22 2 eee (okay Seer he Se le eke 122A leex:
Soil with Bryophyllum sp. plants_____--__--|----- donne See Bake esp pale aehex:
Sollawathminknownlbulbseenn. eee ae eens |e Cowie Shiasia Beate Sane [58k iy I Ais
Sorlbvrinucacti plants=— 122 2s ares Germany, Italy, Te eS 4622 Al SNE...

Mexico, tNew Tex.
Zealand.

Soil with cactus plant and geranium cutting__| Mexico________------- 2 acter celia emex:
Soil with cactus-type plant and Crassula

ORIG Aa Soe ie ee a Se Iran cesta eee ae pel ee NAY
Soil with chrysanthemum plants___________- INVERT COM ts eae 2 el eet ollie exe
Soilswithicitrus seedlings... 222 2 2 ae oa aie (0 Kays Meee pees Oheen ys 4 2 fpr pee esd|| Aen | MA az.
Souswivhicoleusiplantse ss) se oes ae CLO eee reer see Sa eee A riz"
Soil with coleus and geranium cuttings______|----- Coca ase HL) | eg eS AT exe
Sol Taide, CANINE, ToYoyHS (oKoye meats Peter Lat pee arene |e = aed pA IZ 2
Seonll radia, sy mr9y fo) ene ys eS ee ee Om ee el eS ene Sal eRex.
Soilawithypotted ower 22) eee a eee Coma ete ee fpijape || Pera Py olyrlvihext
Solswithicardenia planta... 5) 20) ese eee se GOs = SSPE SO ars ified | Sead |e ex
Soil with gardenia and succulent plants_____|__--- Comes Sea ae a aa | Bisel | amnexe
Sorlewithirarlice sm be a) een os a aa ee GOSS RE eae a 4 eee | VINER BC
Solemn ceyp lanier wwe ea ee rue =| ae do Sige. Aqua Bis 1p) ee | a Mex:
oOtlawishylaureliplamntecss eee ee ee a eel eee CO sneer ees ees et Sl etl edexcs
Soulawiehbymedicinalli herbs sees ete ea ae CLOM cee ery eece 1 ee | | Ariz
Soil with Mesembryanthemum sp. plant__---_|----- (0 Ko) yes eee Oe vee 2 23) See orp iemexs
SOUswaiehemintg plants cise ens se meee eyiyey ae Ee (okay Le sect ode EON | eS lee xs
Soil with onions in railway car_____________]__--- CONE eee ae aes SE SA eel Mexe
Sovkwithypalm ess > ks core Sa Se Ra eae | ae ts | oye eC ree 1) |e) Ae exe
Soil with philodendron plants______________|---_- (3 Voit ae re ea Ea ae Ae Text
Soil with Pilea sp., narcissus, and succulent

pol ENT RS): 2 NE ED i OS Se ee Seer ee ed donate ee ae ee aes 28a lehexe
Soillwithrportulaca plants=. 5-20 2.2 SL eee (0 \o\nree tomer ests 3) se8 | Y Qialiwtex:
Stonil tptin sorouenwolas Mae RE ee ee eee (oc) yee er eae By oats | PSs a Calite mex:
Soil with ‘‘queen’s wreath”’ plants__________|_---- Cos nee Ge ae Die | eer elexs
Soil from railway car sweepings____________|----- C0 Kya Be cae 2 Ta oes ea alaMex:
Nollewithiruenplants ese ee ees eed ape aa dose oa Sea 1p | 455|E 2 eo vex:
Soil with selaginella plants_____._.___________]----- donates Seer as is Saal ee i ealeehexs
Solewathystonecropiplantsees is so ee eee WAN Ce tall yey ae es Hp eye ag WINE Ae
Soliwmithisucculentiplants= 5 0-22 soo eee Le Miexicon =a ae Sete ae eee | FESS sil ibex:
Sollkwithhunknowniplantses-= os yl ee eee OWE MAINE Rises oe 6722S 223i eAriz sy dex:

{Heterodera carotae Jones (?):
Sorlgwithecarrots eee eens ee se eke eee Germany ene Ses ob Wo ies
Heterodera major (O. Schmidt) Franklin:

Pollewathrantomobi] ele ae eae ram Ces eee ee re | eee bas | PES IN YS
Stoll yatdalopyey aye ee Ee England, France, 2 Ses ee SINE NE

See footnotes at end of table.

Italy, Netherlands,

Scotland.

50

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

A eens
gE _| 6 |®
26/4 1.9
eeeil| Gl) || See
6) Z |
Heterodera major (O. Schmidt) Franklin:—Con.
Soil with bleeding heart and mimosa plants__ lay enaely eo 1
Soil with chrysanthemum and geranium
GOV RENO HS) ea ces ne 1 alien Al me I eB ed IRAN CON ee a Sp ee | | 1
Soil with Cymbalaria sp. plant_____________ [ireland 22225 2&... 2h (Bien eee 1
Soiljwathygcarlic! bulbs] 222 Le Spainto eet aes ey Pde eee as 2
Soil with geranium plants_________________ [Ese] hr cl eee | | ye 1
Soiliwithshorseradish== 2s ea Denmark=- 2292s) a aft ge eeey enters
Soillwiththydran geal eee ee lapayedeyaol 2 mers! temps ral
Soillwithijuteibageing= 2 a eee Sweden= =a 1/4} yh | epg
Soiliwithtleeks 08 82 fe eet hae Hrs cele meen eee ie aT) | eee
Soul aida Ihihy lowlllog ee (3 (oye Se re Dee ae eee eal al
Soil with lily-of-the-valley pips_____________ Genmanya ee eee a ie na
Soil with military surplus axles ete._________ Bel gina ee eee 19 eles|e=
Soillwithtpottedplamts) seen ee nna Dtaly, 222. pk Se eae EL taller h Iar
Soilkwithipotatocsas sa oe nnn ae Denmark, England____|____} 3 |____
Sollgwathys ball ots meee ee Netherlands__________ i. | PEt eee
Heterodera punctata Thorne
Sols See Ree fd PAE A REN Cal cele Belgium, Germany, Git] jeperes | sh eee
Iceland, Ireland,
Mexico.
Soiliwathyautomobiless=.2—- eee eee ee eee eee England, Germany, 1 a ee a
Iceland, unknown.
Soiliwithvbale orn nee aes Scotland == 222222 5s2—= Tal zat een
Soil with carnation plants_______-_________ Jdpevalkyol = ie ep] SRT
Soil with carnation and primrose plants and
tuberoseibullbsea= ys ee es | | ei doe eee Seen ee eee tee ||: el
Soil with chrysanthemum plants____________|-__-- dots: See sow tna yee ee a
Soiliwithicoleus)plantsaee 222s 2) es oe INOLWAYS 5222" 52 easue pees (te fr
Soil with cyclamen plants_________________ ng anda eee @ Fise]) Soe peat
Sorliwathyhesp] arts eee een amt a ne Dtaly 2 sues | aye delet 4| bee 2q4 BT
Soil with geranium plants_________________ Inimalanel_——— Bee |e eae il
Soil with jasmine plants____.______.___-._- tally ek he os ee 4 terre al
Soil with Nepeta heteracea plants____________ IBM Ail eK eee | eeners (oy tL
Soiltwithyoaletimbersan. | ae eee nae ae dos ean ee ae 1 eed ees
Soil&wathepotatoes seemless a en Mexico, Netherlands___|____]| 4 |____
Soil with primula, stonecrop, viburnum, &
(54017 0) Fes at spa Ee A ee re IDpoyAkyeole ee emer || aa 1
Soil with unidentified plants. ______________ England, Germany, a ee oe) (ot G3
Mexico.
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
PSY oh began are ey Sea rer Marie eh MY x Ue a ye {liCelan clears ie theiene pe pO (eerie Ve
Soil with amaryllis, euonymus, and oxalis
Fal eWoWtsy bey ak eed Leah aces TAN rey 5 ee ee rel anes es ae ere Ne peeeeiee’s aire al
Soll wathvasp arale use rr mae ein me pee Meat) Peeper Oe ee ees See eeeiley seals il
Sollwithvautomo bileswrs nee nnn nn England, Europe, (pelea ele
Germany.
Sori Ayianiloy loyaefenbayers England, Netherlands, | 15 |____|___-
Scotland.
Soil with beets eee srs bee eee ale eg Bel sxe ee peered erg! lhe are
Soil with blackberry plants________________ Scotlands a= ae (Sata eae Slew
Soiltonsbootss=osise st te er eee eee ee Irelands aso 1 (ee eee
Soil with miscellaneous bulbs______________ ISAC <i e e tae fel 1
Sorlswathycairn atl omy] sats esse eee are er | a Gl eee a] P| oe te!
SOlewit hye sarin tse ee ee eT England, Germany__—_|_-_-| 2 |----
Soil with chrysanthemum plants. __________ Hngland seen x fee Ball ll ge
Soiliwathdahliamootsmes mean nn een England, Ireland______ Deel | 2
Solswithidaisyep) ances ae een eee lanalbingl_ + =e Brey sels al
Soil with delphinium plants_______-__=--__-=|__.-= (c\o\eneees ates ene aes aes ees apa
Soil with gardenia and a succulent plant___.| Mexico_--______-_-_-- Be fe ecess| (i) ol
Srorthaviatijey pep bel se PATS CN UIN) oaeeeee a \|j-c--loo--
Soil with geranium plants-=_=_-2_2-2_2__ 22 Ireland: 224 =2 Se een pte ee ea 1
Soil with gladiolus corms______________-__-_ Netherlands________--_ | ee a
Soilswiathiheatheplantsees see ee Bn gland eee Eis Be eee Saal
Soil with heather plants!- "22 __=7_ = 22 ee Scotland aa peep Nea es bs 1)
Soil with hibiseus and orchid plants_______ ~~ IMiexXI COs ene ne nese ae Ef Roo a
Soil'with hyacinthiplants=—) eee eee Germany S22 ea eee |S ee 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected

ha——

LLLLLLLZLZ2 2

Vise

Punexe

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 50, 1957—Continued

|
|
|

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

: s Collected
Pest and host Country of origin oY B 1 in—
Eo| & lame
all oe
ee | 5 |e
1S) Z |e
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:—Continued
Soil with hydrangea plant_.__-_______.____- laielbyal epee (S(t ells TEN MENT Ved
Soul tte thay evita ee DE REE eee Mrelain dis oe res ars een Uae ela TN ar Se
Soil with jute bags_______ RERUN oe El eee Scotland =e stay Sp SOL Seal NIN SY
Sollawioslaunelsplant=-.— =o ek 2 Treland2- Sos ae wa PNAS Orta aN AL Go
Soil with lily bulbs, carnation, peony, and
TORE [ONS ee ee Ee eae Si ae Genmmanyase eee oe sl Seal) wl NYS
Soil with lily-of-the-valley, hyacinth, lily,
ainel pully wes Ree ing] an ds ee os | eee | ees Vila ssh
Sollewachemoyrtleyplanteae sss. saw eee Germany ae enna SPE) AES ee NEY
Soil with Nepeta hederacea plants__________- Ene land ees sees | Ra eT HN BINS
Sidi WRU ONTO CS so ok eee se sees {jEcuador, England, ee) 1 | La., Mass.,
Greece, Peru, Scot- Pa.
land.
Soil with potatoes with heather____________ Scotland == essa Wu eel ING NG,
Sollewith'shamrock plants. —-2 0222-200 oe" England, Ireland______ Te eel th}, 100. NTS Ne
Soil with strawberry plants________----.-__ Irelands 2= 3 anne ss See S|) ele NGS
Soil with succulent plants_--.__-______-2__ IMexi cosa eae Cee a eee yl) See Amex
Soil with unidentified plants_-_____________ England, Germany, Wessel G1 ING MG, atGbs
Mexico.
Solawathiviolet planits==22 25-2). 2 ee ‘Germany sae iS SS Vee te VTE
Soil with wallflower plants... ___2-_=-_____ Scotland Sa | ee mem | ee | eat |eNyee
{Heterodera schachtii Schmidt:
Soll Wililn OURO a ess Spain, Sweden ________ Seen esse) Cates
Heterosporium allii Ell. & Martin:
Aliiummaporniuni (leek) =a 2esee eee Germ anya soe) ths Nose Celie ts
{Heterosporium echinulatum (Berk.) Cke.:
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)--___.____- Colombia! s2 2s. nan Wipe elassellelibt
jHeterosporium iridis (Fautr. & Roum.)
Jacques
LOPES BO me I a er ap eg a ert Canadad sen eee es Saselese|\ aL |) iteln
ogeorcila sloaneae Pat.:
Ghamaedoreaxablongata= 2222 ee IMfexi COS eae eee AL ene | RUNES HST Ox
GRAN ET OT CARS) ere he rm Oe ec tage sy EE dose er eee Di |i ee
“Leprosis’’:
Cairns igo (Weroyn) eee ee UStSNHD Uae aes eee se es |e ae iasss
Crtrnusysinensis) (Orange) =e ee eee eee Mexico eee ee ee eee | ees | Ariz eee xe
{Leptosphaeria culmifraga (Fr.) Ces. & de N.:
Onna, Sate) (HE) Soe be Se Sees ee dose 4H oF ne Se ate a fel Task ey 1 | ee | ee awa
Leptosphaeria niessleana Rab.:
Orchid Seeeesa tte ae se ee eee Mexico=== eee Sescllsose|) | Jb ll Ale
Leptosphaeria sacchari B. de Haan:
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)-_________]--___ OEE FR ee as LAS elexs
{Leptosphaeria salvinii Catt.:
Cry, Sin, (ACD) 25 Soka essen ese ose han and eee eee 1 lp (as EINE SN
{Lophodermium arundinaceum (Fr.) Chev.:
ET AO MILESESD te eee ee ee ee ee ee C@zechoslovalkiays- sees oil hl eae rns TTT
Macrophoma araucariae De Lac:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) -_____ Australia, {Germany, |----|_---| 6 | Calif.*
Norfolk Island.
{tMacrophoma cocos Pass.:
@ocosinucfera, (coconut) === ee IMIR CO) So ee eee 2 1S | ees iC allite-
{t{Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
LEASE, EY 0) 9 ie phe ee eit alhitiee see eine ee Le | eee | ee A alli face
Mier ophoma oleae (DC.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Olcoxeuronacan Olive) Sa ee Nipall ye ree Sine NW |sessissce|| IMbieln,
tMainsia variabilis (Mayor) Jacks. & Holw.:
LOU SES De eee Ce ene ah ee eee Colombia === = anes sees Nite baal had DOs
Marssonina juglandis (Lib.) Magn.:
LLG LOSES Tem (cuvette ee Teall ata rete ng as iL | ees | een SV Tress
{Marssonina populi (Lib.) Magn.:
ZO ULSTSD a (DOD AT) eee eee eee INCEX1 Comoe Ae ee eee SS sessl le et lalleed bsp,
{Melampsora populnea (Pers.) Karst.:
Populus tremula (European aspen)--________ Gernmanyeerese estes Se | Sees |e AP ae
Melanospora zamiae Cda.:
Zingiber officinale (zinger) ENE ete nts el eS Eee China Japaneses ei a|| (CON
tMeliola acervata Fl. & Ev.:
Physalis peruviana (Peruvian groundcherry)_' Hawaii_-_____________ i) aes |(Lesl) Le gene

See footnotes at end of table.

rc

52

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Pest and host

Number of

Meliola citricola Syd.:
Crinustorand ish ie ee ee eee ee
Crtnusiiimons (lemon) Sane eee
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
Caladviumicandidi mane eee ee
Caladiuimisp esse eee ee eee ee eee
Dahtiaisp eae a eee ee eee
PRCUDOLLCR SEN DENTIN sea ae eee ae ee
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
{Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood thaemsi
Chitwood:
Gladiolusisp esha se ee ae ee
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
Calaminthagrandufloraas— eee eee ee
Chrysanthemum maximum (Pyrenees chry-
santhemum).
Clematisisp eee se cee sce e ee =o eae
Dahkhiaispee seas a se ee ee ae

Iris kaempferi (Japanese iris)
Ornithogalumispre ee sere eee ee eee
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Rosa sp. (rose)
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Viburnum odoratissimum_-----------------
Wieolareizanensis ae ee aes eee eae
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-

Callavspp es see S ee eee ae oe
Dioscorea discolor ( whiteband yam)
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) -----..---------
Mion steraisp eee ee ease ee eee eee
Rhynchosia’ pyramidalis_---_-.-_4-=--------
ISQNSEULETIONSD Dee eee oe ee ee eae
Soil around violet roots_------------------
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood acrita Chitwood:
Allium porrum (leek)
Calatheaisp ree) aes eee aee ee
Cannaisps 2222 See eo eae eee eae
Hibiscus spose eae ae eee ee ooo eee Seen
Lilium sp. (lily)
Poljgalaypaniculata snes se see ee eee
Soil with unidentified plants_---.----------
Soil with succulent plants_.---------------
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Wilkesia gymnoxiphium __--.--------------
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood:
Asparagus myrtocladus_—.-...-.-----------
Bulbs-unikcno wie se ee
Caladiimisp eee awe See eae
Breesiai spite ce se oa a ee ee ene eer ae
Gerberaap waa aii Tis ae Ey ee as
Hedychium coronarium (gingerlily)
iKaemppeniamotundas son eee
Onnithogalumisp ene ee eee
Plants—unidentified es ase see e ee ee
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)
‘Polianthesigp ee aoe eee eee
TRRAUWOLA GSU AON se ee ee
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Tecomaisppto sane ee ee eee eee ee eee
Thunbergia mysorensis._.___.---------------
Xanthosoma sp. (malanga)
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)
Zingberaceae son 2 2 ee on ee eee

See footnotes at end of table.

intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin A, ig a
g Fos} i) we
Be Wy || Se
gS 8 Bes
| Fs Wet
Mhalanda lea esne soe ers Lie pee
pAtustralia ae ee 1 2 | ee
Japan eee eee A rere Nees
Guatemala=as ea | ees ee ee
tDominican Republic__]____|____} 1
Japanese eee es (ee ail
jihailand!=.c22 Sess ere ee 1

Chile, (Ecuador, tPeru

Japanese Sees = eee a er see ere
ifn sy Ch eee ere cme |e eg
REA (Be 7 a alc ef a Ns Bd |
Netherland sea cres | ees | eee
pecs Grell eae | |
Japan ee ete ere | eee | ee
eee GO =} Sass es Se ee
{Union of South Africa |____}]____
span Seka es nel |e | ee
Germany =e eae a ere ee
Belem See ee | eee 1
a panos saat eae eee ae
eee doesnt a2 tee 2 SPs RES eee
Aa Ca eee ee | ere
Japan so 3 22S eee EE eae poke
Canada =o ses Tose ee eS
Genmany eee aoe | eee cena
Mexicos-s-s 5 cease a|eaae aaa
tDominican Republic__| 1 |____
+Union of South Africa |____]___-
CWostaphicae sea | em SEE.
{Chiles a Bees =o a SaaS | eid 1
+French West Africa__--}|____] 1
jCanal’Zoness eee. a= = | eee eee
Mexi Costes] soa aaa eee ee 2
Wpotoewory peas lee eh oe 2 poe
WMexicovc=5 2 sss 2 oh 2 | Saee Sane
}Martinique_-__-_--__- 0 a ees
{Costa Rica_-------_- Ba res ere
WMexicoue= se a= ae pes (eee 2
Bra7 eee oe Soe?
iran cess sass) =seaae= Pace S| are
Japanese’ ei sa as ee
IMexicosoe Sse 2s San Sa eee eee
tDominican Republic__|____|____
Gel yee te SE eel es Sea | ee
tlh ies ee | ee | ae
PHawails oS se eee a eee ae
Gigs SEs Bae ee Peers cabers

Indi ashes s sess sees See
See (0 Cn ese I |b a
THvne tne ete oe eee
{Braz eee ses eee cessed
sees 2 Goleta
(ja 1 Cee SS
{Cubsecsee aces nee Ee
Japanese =.) ee eee ee
STELOD SON) eer eee | ee

De ee

'
1
1

!
i]
a)

Re

a

BPR RR! BRINN eR

Collected

10 o\——

Calif.*
Calif.*
Hawaii.

AQAA
5

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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2 ig i in—

56| $38

ae) a | Ss
e) ° ea
6) Z le

Microdiplodia agaves (Niessl.) Petr.:

ALTA Sy eS eee eee Mex COs ==as=n sae emee i | ee | eps A772

t{Monilinia fructicola (Wint.) Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple) ----.------.-------- Denmanka=- eee Leos tb leesel) (Chie
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

Malus sylvestris (apple)----.---------------- ne land = sees a 1 ites | eee ea

Pyrus communis (pear)--_----------------- Netherlands_—_.~__2_-_- eee le EP as.
Monilinia lava (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

Prunus domestica (plum) -_---_------------ (Wee berks | eee Pas

OR UMSTOCCOMOATLONG =a ee a ee eee Eine] and eae ee ee eS ha es ING De
encchaetia paeoniae (Maubl.) Sacc. & D.

ace. :

ECOTAGASD +a (DEOL) hoses ae ee ee nee Netherlands_--------- Ey pee aly Se ih) ele Ne
Mycosphaerella cattleyae Cash & Watson:

Epidendrum sp. (orchid)------------------- jHcuad ors= === spree] fecal ear tual 2 ete

Orchideeee ee aoe ee See eee Costa Rica, {New aes | Se ee ela alitecss
Guinea 12). 158,

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) ----_------------- Germany, Italy ---_-__- | eee ee ee Vass
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ces. & de N.)
Schroet.:
Alliance pon (ONION) sae oe ee Jia paness aa emer ees | aie | eee ea wari
Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion) -----__-----|----- dos 22 See a3 See Ba
AUNRORD Fox= sh see SE ee ee ieee (COS See aa ee 2 ee | ls Seen Califa:
{Myiocopron orchidearum (Mont.) Sacc.:

Gymbidvumisp. (orchid) {4222 ——-- 222 2 New Guinea___.-__-__ Sere | eae aC allitecs
Imphalia flavida (Cke.) Maubl. & Rangel:

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_____________--_ Miexi C0 Nee ene ee fel eee | Cente
Ophiobolus graminis Sacc.(?):

Triticum aestivum (wheat)-___-____-------- INTaAnNCesee se ae ee TTI | See | NYG

tOphiobolus oryzinus Sacce.:
Oi ZORSOLLUOM (LICE) pete ee ee eee Japanenaases eee ee Th Peseta el Opti
Ophiodothella orchidearum Cash & Watson:

Oxrchigmeee ane 2 SAN ey Ne ae Mexicose=)- ee eeee es Ep el | ete hyo e ex.
;Papularia sphaerosperma (Lk.) v. Hoehn.:

iPhragmites\communis—— == - = Esra) COS ey een is eval (pee Teele @alutecs
{Papularia vinosa (Berk. & Curt.) Mason:

Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)____________- Rorvugal lee eee iD p | soa | en hE 2)

+Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz.:

PLE ALITS eee tae a a ee See eee Swed en eeseee ee eee Ss pele | peel @allitees

+Paraphelenchus amblyurus Steiner (?):
Soil with sansevieria plants____________-__-_ Ea tient et ek ee Poe eal eee De a
Peronospora effusa (Grev.) Rab.:

Spinacia oleracea (spinach)_______-__------ IM@X1COe Seen 1p] seen ae ss TR ex:
Peronospora parasitica (Fr.) de By.:

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)___-_____ Genmanyaen ae Leal ere | ares es Peas
Pestalotia coffeae Zimm.:

Gardenia augusta (gardenia)___________-_____ IMIEXI COM See eee Se ae iL pee ee ex
Pestalotia conspicua Servazzi:

BT ASSavOLaSpal(OLChid) ee sa ee ee eee }BritishHondurase =| ae 25a ale exe

Dendrobium undulatum (orchid) —~_.--___-___ HTuClOMeS ae eee | a Ie ear eie

Laelia suwperbiens (orchid)___-________--___- Guatemala_—_2_2_4__= ESE | es | ies en exe

Masdevalizonsps: (OLChid) b= s5 6) nee ee nee @ostapRicaee sae CLES al | ele ys yenin,

Onyendiony Son (Ordayte)) a= ee ee Owe eke re ae | PS Se eed eanwaiie

Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)__-..__--__------ 7British Honduras, RE S| ial lex:
Mexico.

Pestalotia psidti Pat.:
Psidium guajava (guava)___.-_-.---------- INTEC Oe sees Serene At) |e al |e oes A ee allie,
Tex.
Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:

Carrs lara Vemon)\s oo 668 6a eso Sse eee Australia, Union of eS | eee Callitees
South Africa, un- Hawaii,
known. Mad.,

Mass.,
Pa., Tex

Gitruws poradisy (grapetruit)===— =2- 22 | Japan, Pakistan, 1 i eee pC alabaks
Union of South Mass.,
Africa. INES ES

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_________ China, tHong Kone, 23 NEN CEN ig
Japan, Macao, Hawaii,
Philippines. INSSY?

See footnotes at end of table.

o4

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a is a, in—
5 e| & |a&e
S) @ Bo
Des 4 Qs
ap ofr
e) ° q
'e) Z |e
Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:—Continued
Gutrusasinien’s7sn Ora 2c) aes ene Africa, Australia, 219) 4:3) 2225 | Alara @alliteces
Brazil, China, Hong Hawaii,
Kong, Japan, Md.,
Mozambique, Union Mass.,
of South Africa, un- INGA
known. Pa., Tex
Gutrusysinensisivalenciass aa ae Union of South Africa__|____| 2 |____| Pa.
GitrAcSES psa (OVA ec) eee HoneiKkongsess-e eee Ayes eae MS
CUlrusisp eee et a ke ee ae a Hong Kong, Japan, 10 2) |e Callies
Mozambique, Union Hawaii,
of South Africa. Nk,
Mass.,
Oreg.,
Tex.
Phoma citricarpa McAlp. (?):
(COOS SUUAISOS (OHNE) oo ee eee Mozambique_________- a )a |e aes Vise
Phoma limonii Thuem.:
Gaizzisilimone (Letom) eee ee er a Italy 325-2 ate ee oe Ly || Se | pe Mass.
Phoma nebulosa (Fr.) Berk.:
Rastinacaysatwal (parsnip) see ee eee Nustralian ss <2 ee eerie [5 | eee @ alata
{+Phomopsis orchidophila Cash & Watson:
Orchidhtaew sae PP ey 42 a one ee IBYOUAC WOT on ooo | emex
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sace.:
Areca cathecu (betel palm)__-____-_---=-_=- Guams:ss oases 1 | S353) Sa alii
Phragmidium disciflorum (Tode) James:
FROSAYS Dim DOSE) ete ene en kOe pe ;Brazil, {Norway -_--__ 1 1 /2o24| SNM eee aR
{Phyllachora canafistulae F. L. Stevens &
Dalbey:
Cassia fistula (golden-shower)______________ RuwertowRicom saa 1 [et Sie AR ERE
{Phyllachora graminis (Fr.) Fekl.:
ZUZON AGES eee ead Re at gee eg ee Ty Japanese. nee eae ae | eee Oates
{Phyllachora sanguinolenta Th. & Syd.:
Urochloa mosambicensis__-=_ _____=__-_-_=-- Mozambique_________- eee reteset i 3D)-(C
{Phyllosticta cajant Rangel:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_-________________ Hondurass =a aes 1} | 2223 | Sees eBlans
tPhyllosticta coccolobae Ell. & Ev.:
Coccoloba uvifera (seagrape)____._-_-_---__-- Kwajalein____________ ee eelleSoel 2 |) Isley
Phyllosticta concava Seaver (?):
Pachycereus marginatus (organpipe cactus)_-_| Mexico_______________]____]___- 1a AUG Z72
{Phyllosticta fusco-zonata Thuem. (?)
RALDU SHS pe ee a ae) a aed ae ls oa Tally tase sn eu a aa See it eee) less.
+Phyllosticta gaultheriae Ell. & Ev.:
Gaultheria procumbens_-—.--=---_-------2=-- Germany 225 2.22 sek ae Sane ee ij) 100t,
{Phyllosticta hedericola Dur. & Mont.:
TER TOR RON Oye Ne eps oe Se gee INetherlands=s === 2/2 |Saee |aaee iW) ING de
tPhyllosticta phoradendri Bonar:
Phoradendron sp. (American mistletoe) _____ IMIGS AKO sa a ele Ariz.
{Phyllosticta pleurothallidis Keissl. (?):
By pidendrwmisps (OLchid) Seas = anes Salvad one eee ereee hee al. Abtee-<.
Phyllostictina mangiferae Batista & Vital:
Mangitfera indica (mango)_________------_- IMexi cosh ssa 4h | ae Tex.
Physalospora wildemannia Sace.:
Cymbidium elegans (orchid)_________-_-_____ in dia a Sa ee ee peer al ti INS. de
{Phytophthora palmivora Butl.:
Theobroma cacao (cacao bean)_______ ed Lira TAT GI Sai en er a eee | (eS 12, TR
{Pleospora agaves de N.: ;
AGAVE: Sis tes in REIL A 2 We peed eet on tane Mexicosesas) see eae tl octal ee ARIZ
Gactusie tne So Sees SIL a Se Sa don see asa et 2 SOS, sie An ize
{Pleospora diaportheoides Ell. & Ev. (?): :
Pachycereus marginatus (organpipe cactus)-—_|_____ Ons see | SAO bee S Seeeaooel| @: || ni.
ACTA CET CUSSD vee Sets a ae a | dots awash caress bee. Se le Ariz
{Plicaria fulva R. Schneid.: J
GEnDEr GaSe ee LN ap anys en a om Indigeet ses. eee PS esl ee Be INS dle
tPratylenchus minyus Sher & Allen: e
Nerium oleander (oleander)________---___-- PANIStni a= cob eee yl es INfg Wc
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Sher & Allen:
IBeqONLAASD a ee ea ae (Aizores 2 = 2 ee | ee Se | ela eV hasse
Gesnenarimbellata= =e eee Netherland sass | eres sel ke aNlo di.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

ay)

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Pest and host

Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Sher & Allen:—
Continued

Nerium oleander (oleander)

Soul! Gate CACHE J Eh s eee ee

Soil with hydrangea plants________________
Pratylenchus pratensis (De Man) Filip.:

COMNGHD, WCAHS Tee Se ee eee

Sovlgwiuhvhydrangea= = 222 4. 2) a eee
tPratylenchus vulnus Allen & Jensen:

Soil with citrus and olive trees_____________
tPseudomicrocera henningsii (Koord.) Petch:

Seale insect on Chamaedorea sp.______------
Pseudomonas marginata (McCull.) Stapp:

GIG OAZOLIESES DD sae ee St wees = Br A RE Ba ee uy SE
tPseudopeziza ribis Kleb.:

Ribes nigrum (European black currant)
t+Puccinia allii (DC.) Rudolphi:

Allium sativum (garlic)
Puccinia buxi DC.:

Buzus microphylla japonica

Buxus sempervirens (box)

[RUGS FO. Se Ce ee ees oe ee eee
Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:

Gi SOMURENUUINESD saa ee eee

Puccinia glumarum (Schm,) Eriks. & E. Henn.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) --.._.__________-_
tPuccinia hemerocallidis Thuem.:

EVEN OGOLLLUSES 0 eee ee ap eee
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:

Chrysanthemum sp

tPuccinia juncophila Cke. & Mass. (?):
LUGUCDS Boh. BE a A Se ee eel ee
+Puccinia menthae Pers. (?):
IL) OREN RNS = 2S SRE eS ee ee ere ey
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee)__-____
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytar pheta jamaicensis________-__--_--_-
{Pyrenochaeta spinicola Speg. (?):
(CACTUS Ree ee ea mele See ee
tRavenelia brongniartiae Diet. & Holw.:
BRORTMOTRRE So a ee eee
tRavenelia papillifera Syd.:
@assiacouest eye ee en ae ee
Ringspot virus (?):
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) ____________
{+Rotylenchus erythrinae (Zimmermann)
Goodey (?):
SolkwitheAloeispyplantse=s5) see ee == sees
tRotylenchus reinformis Linford & Oliveira:
Soil with unidentified bulbs_________-___-_-_
Rotylenchus robustus (De Man) Filip.:
Soil with carnation and primrose plants and
TberOseabULDSteeee sum n= ern ere oe ees me
SOUmvdt nab ya cin thy amiss ee ae ee
Soil with unidentified plants_____________--
Sclerotiopsis testudinea Dearn.:
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:
PAULL TORS CLUDULITUN (AC) eee a ee
Scutellonema brachyarum (Steiner) Andrassay:
Soilivaithvamany lis bulbs= se ees ae
Soil with ferns, rose plants, and lily bulbs____
Saliwithioleandersplants2 2222 os 2n oe
Soil with philodendron, sansevieria, and cala-
Ghininey Ta Ea a Sale es ee er ae

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of
intercep-
tions 1n—

ia Ss Collected
Country of origin 2 Balin in
Ee| & | me
Fe | Ge)
ae Bl ees
io) °
16) a |
TAUstrideeee se eee 1p || cet ol IN VA
{Canadas sls lewis epepees | ena l Pe belVasss
(mane ee De ae EAS A i S| Nass:
Netherlands___-_____- pi Sl fal ADT Neg os
TAs ee is Sa Leselesee|) A Megs.
tally SSE oe ee Kegel |e ae pees Np Vee
Ilex COM! se = at i ee pee (SUN Neb
Canada ae ee teens Sree EW oan
Genmanyas = —= ee eern | feeeteed lee wnt 106
Israel Saas ae ere sr lai Ll See | | 0 ze
japanese ee ae Peel Secon LGD) Or
Hrances.. suse ee Mage | ert alii Dis Os
ne land |(() eas EA an enced IN
Japanese = Sse ae 2 2 2a laCalites
DACs
Hawaii,
Wash.
ran cewe ss hoe eee ote 10% et ya) eee OLS
Japan Sse ee eee geen rete al eee lone DY. (Ge
Sarl OEE ee ee nD PAN ID)5 (Cup
Hawaii,
Wash.
Australias === ae ae se 2 SL et NT oe
IMOnOCCOn == ee Pipestone feed Pea etsy One
Unironiof South Atricas =|) )|eesleee— |e Nenye
IANGIG) IRD ae tee A] | peer a | ere has et
Miexi1 CoE pene eae De el Pav PE Nae
ace (0 Kc a i ei | ese eet | al | SIDS OE
ie ae, (ener en eee eres 2 | Sean || Be ala | UD)G' (Oe
preys 6.2 does 2s 2 ROPE 99) (EES eee ee AZ
Jamal cas= sees eee eee eyed hai | Ea alec
Cubase Sees eee [ees | tnt es |) ae
qopated keevel ee See s\|essc|) |) lees.
@Genmany = eee i oh eet | Benet rel lier PN a
Canada sisi ae ee Secelsose|| Al. |) IMIS.
Japan ae 2S sere a SSS Sa UG (Cetigs
liplhy, SoehiNee een Gy So = el Je date
Bee a Oe eee hea ee SE Si See) Deg
PAZORCS Be ee oe ame eee |e al lon) | VAS.
Italy2zce: Sos eee aoe L Cee ih Ale Miaiss:
{Canad gas as 2 aes 22S |cecallh ato alee:

56

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 80, 1957—Continued

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin & a o in—
Gea f=} rol
36| ? |as
ae =I or
° ° iy
o) Z |
Scutellonema bradys (Steiner & Le Hew) Andras-
say:
IDVOSCOTREAIS Don CV.) ee ee INA see 22 |S es eiviasss
{Septoria antirrhini Desm.:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)___________ ran COs yyy ee a 1h) ADs (Ce
{Septoria astericola Ell. & Ev.:
CALS ECTS DD sees neato Sores ane nec c ee DE e Id ravA ACS Te dss di,
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:
TEROLOGENCR ONES) epee ee eae en a Netherland seis | mel | eae UN IN|, dls
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:
Chrysanthemum morifoltum__——------------ Va pan soe ae a ee P2009) oi AES RV fers ae
Chi santhemieni sD sas ee England 28 toh. O eae a FN ei eee 1 ods
Septoria citri Pass.:
Gatracsilimonn (lemon) eee eee een, ltaly22 222 a su SEL 5 | | @ alates
Citrus paradisy (grapefruit)2 = = Jape: Unionvot South) 2225) 52)5| aes Calin
Africa.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_________ Japan, {Macao________ 1 5 eee Callies
Gutrisksivens7se (Oran ce) =e ee +Mexico, Spain________ oe 6} ese Chibi
Mass.
Septoria oryzae Catt.:
Or ZONSALLU CY (11 CC) Bae eae ays AV ot Noe ete ee oes | Se Gall taes
Septoria petroselini Desm.:
Petroselinum crispum (parsley)_-_----_-____ yAzores, Ireland, Mo- |___-| 3 |____] Mass., Tex.,
rocco. Va.
{Septoria sapotae Batista:
Achras zapota (sapodilla)_______________-__ IMexicoc 220i ee I cso). Saal aelexe
Septoria selenophomoides Cash & Watson:
Masdevallia reichenbachiana (orchid) _____~__- in sland see ee | | i | No dis
Masdevallia\tovanenstsa 22s ee ene eee England, tGermany DTS ey EOIN S Aa INS. Ve
tSorosporium cenchri P. Henn.:
Gen chigisies p seat ee = URN Scene eee Miexicoee== 252-2 = see HL S| SR A AZ
7 Spegazzinia ornata Sace.:
Bromeliad hc hate oe See ee eye eee ee ey | eet Gol anee ee cape 2 ceo EN Se AZ
Sphaceloma fawcettit Jenkins var. scabiosa (Mc-
Alp. & Tyron) Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) ______---__- eee | [PANS breil eieesere tes een Bes 1 ese isles vara,
(RYO OY EVAR HL i eee ees ee pe ES Ne dows si Oe eae ED AS) | RS aber sna
Gatrusilimoni (lemo%)) ee eee | eee (0 Kn Re Rieti Pers eee) leks,
Sphaceloma punicae Bitane. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (nomegranate)____________ IMIeX1 CO = pao ae ee [9 | | Arntz Pe ee
Sphaerostilbe aurantiicola (Berk. & Br.) Petch:
Gitrusilimon (lemon) 2a ee ee eee Cubaes.o- 2. Caio S105] eee | Ra eeea pe
{Sphaerotheca humuli (DC.) Burr.:
BosaiSps(LOSC) aeons tee eae ee iehalens 5 2 eas = (2) er Ga | as
Sphenospora kevorhianti |inder:
Hpidendrumisp.(Orchid)222 5452455 a2 eee IDGUEKG Koy eee eese tl 1h COREE
Oncudrvmespoen (OL 1c) eee ee eee {British Honduras_____ SON) 5 eo a a
Orchidheeenss, Dos ee ee Ue aie ose SiG ub Siete es = em cee Pe) 222 ele Goa ena)
+Sphenospora mera Cummins:
Orchidistt ihe ee eae kee ae ae ee Hcuadoneeee eee Le )cccel Ua eCalstes
Fla
Stagonospora giyantea Heald & Wolf:
Al OY CXS wae pce = el Vea teg soe RE pelea ae Hans Miexicowsastiinsiety apie a <2 hey eS 1 |) ex
MUCCOLSD Hee Py See et Peep Coote rel ny tere e enn | emmmo ral fo Copies Se eR ee tt _o2e| cee I eebex
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
VAL COGSS Pte ees Bim ae eee Dice an) eT ot TP) ede see eae | (o (oes LRP ak Cl SPS) ET eRe
7Stemphylium botryosum Wallr.:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)_--__-____----- Tiberias 22222 eee URS oe SG Pecan
zt.
John.
{Stemphylium consortiale (Thuem.) Groves &
Skolko:
Drefenvachias) sea ee ee IMiexicoe 26 oe oe ee Lime eae 1 Dex:
{Stemphylium radicinum (Meier, Drechs. «&
Eddy) Neerg.:
Daucus carota (carrot).---..-.-.-------__=- leyelkpbienN Les) es | @aliters
+Teichospora opuntiae Ell. & Ev.: 5
Cactusits!) suns ue La ype St OG oe ile Spey WMexic0Ohe=- sees = a Soe ESE a eA ze
Bemarreocereusisps (Cactus) se ene ee eee eee eee dos. eG ee a ae ORES Se aA Ze
Thielaviopsis basicola (Berk. & Br.) Ferr.:
AI CONAN G DELLUS eee ee eae Netherlands] ] 2-22 n 2a Eaee Se baelnly |PRNEe
Paeonia sufjruticosa (tree peony) __.-_------ Vaan ease eee ee en | ee DEES | a Galites
SOMMANG UNS Ps ee a re German yee ee | ome De els | Gallite

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

1957

o7

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 2, |lor in—
Poe ei
36| © |ao
Ns Qn
q+. a aad
° ° =
é) Zi ay
tTilletia horrida Tak.:
el ZQNSGtuaa LCG) soe a Japan 2-2 ee eee see Lose) wila|o ea) Crit
tTorula rhododendri Kze.:
Rhododendron sp.__---------- 2 MER Tee ek Switzerland] eee Silas A (Chit Ib
Tritirachium dependens Limber:
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)_---_____--_- Japaneses sso AR ponies | eee NT an @ alli fact
Traum tugranum (tiger lily) —___---2.--..2-|/222 CLO ast ties inte ad ee Beas AO ah alitae
Tubercularia vulgaris Fr.:
WICIECIS De ieolllOw) peas one ae ae eee Netherlands=2 222 o= 5 |aae= Th fe es])) Jee
tTylenchorhynchus brevidens M. W. Allen:
Soil with primrose plants___________--____-_ ire] iri cl epee ve oe | eh Se | ene | Vass:
t{Tylenchorhynchus capitatus M. W. Allen:
Blant— nidentiied 54-222 2-2 2 ses ea see IMiexI CO oe are xem ps = sein pe pee | ay eAnriizs
Tylenchorhynchus dubius (Butschli) Filip.:
Soil with carnation plants_____.__-.-___-__ TAZ ONES = as ack eae eta | ne een | eales |elViass®
Soil with unidentified plants_______________ ees SARS SES See (Oe ee eee Mass:
{Tylenchorhynchus martini Fielding:
Sovewithicoconut plants=—- 2-2 Winery eee ee eee ees Gale lnas
Tylenchus filiformis (Butschli) Goodey:
(Wachismeerentaere mt Me Ma Oe eae sae fGreecesa= = = ease ee eee pean | ln IVa sse
Sollowithistonecrop plant ss. 00) 2/2 el ee ees Dita lye ea ee Ee a eee 2 ee viass:
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
Epidendrum fragrans (?) (orchid)________-_- @ostarRicaeme sass ocr peeks | FAV TON | ES] ae
Epidendrum prismatocarpum_...---.-------|----- d iL |) 1k.
OU ETORUMAS Dre ee a ae ee ee Se Qk @alifas Mex:
Wackwmanceps (orchid)... 22 ee a eee 1} Tex.
Oncidium forbest (orchid)_______-_--------_- 1) Pla.
OCI D Ob ese Be eee 2 | Fla., Wash.
Orchid ee ae SI eA 1 "Calif
Schomburgkia undulata (orchid) 3 | Fla
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Epidendrum stamfordianum (orchid)________ {British Honduras_-= = -|- 22 2|- == 1 | Fla.
Oncidium phalaenopsis (orchid)_..________-- EGU. OT ee een | pees | 1 | Fla.
(Oar) av hub 2 ee ee eA eRe Pe Le AOi ran te cea us Gl URNS 1 | Calif:*
EHOmOUTOKUa Spo) (Orchid) 1. oo a ees Goes Ses F eee ee JSS) 283) bey,
Uredo epidendri P. Henn. (?):
Epidendrum difforme (?) (orchid) _.--.------- eT tO RCO meee eee aes | ele Spl al) IES,
Epidendrum imatophyllum__...--__-------- @analiZ ones een eee re len eC alliters
Epidendrum stamfordianum__-_------------|----- (6 Vo Se AY et a te Se |e ten la
THELEN ATUL INAS) tee eee ee rte tan a Cuba eres Cree as Sa || 1a,
LGA Fo (Orga ee ee eee sisbyexcloye. = Se eee eee Se ee eel.
Odontoglossum bictoniense (orchid)_________- @uatenal aes | ee Eee ot malate.
Oncidvunuisps Orchid) 222 +Dominican Republic, |____|_-__| .2 | Fla.
Salvador.
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)_________-_--_-_-- CUA Once een ae | Sea Sshaal| By) he,
Uredo guacae Mayor:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)_-_.-_---__---_---- Cubase sete bie cee |e Se lol Nei,
HOMO DS TSTSD om (OLC HIG) meen ee a le gree | Ea does ss Des Bae eee | ealen BE a
Orchiicl ae ee ee eee ee Coen en nap eenin AED OLiyy;1 a eee | Ree Pe | Calif.
StOMNO DEG SDon OLChid) Lae ene a eee ne ey Brazil, Costa Rica_____|___- Shea Blaney.
Uredo guacae Mayor (?):
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid)_______~ Sallivad Or ese a eer | rena Jai) aly oiky
PE DULEN AULT] sees rea a eee ee Costa Rica, {Panama, }|___-|--__| 3 | Fla
+Puerto Rico.
(OVRI ab he Vy TE eal NE Lee ee, ie (Ojvl op eeh eh sai Pe ae tle a | ele |e La)
Stanhopea tigrina (orchid) —_-_____-_____-_ Guster al aes aeemeteen | ee Jo Sa) a) Laks
PREZ DOGOMNSD ss OLCHIG) me ee ee ae IDE yp te Seed eA DE LO}
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn.:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)_--______---__-_-_- Costa Rica, Cuba_____]____ Besa!) Bl) ike
WGnOpses sD OLChid) mae sae eee Jai alCals nee ae ee re eee fese)) le
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn. (?):
LOOSE 30> (Oxo iC Ya Re ee +Netherlands Guiana __|____ eels oT Amey
Ladin So, Gee) se eee ae es Costaghica sas cena | eee EA el | alas
(OVROL ENG ES 202 ANE Seale a se ee ees j{@analeZone meee sees |e ees ls |PE La
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid)_______-__ Guatemala sae | ae 2) alo aig,
Oncidium echinatum_....__.----.---------- Brazile ee ee ora ia ee |e lan | eek)
Oncrdawmiluncd ee {British Honduras___-__}|___~ eecel), ily) Tike
Oncidium pusillum ____-.-+.----------__-_-- {CanallZonens creas mee ae | ee 1, BN

See footnotes at end of table.

58

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests collected and reported from July 1, 1956, through June 30, 1957—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Collected
Pest and host Country of origin fey B a in—
s2| $ | S¢
gS] a | os
3 SO 2
.e) a |e
Uredo oncidai P. Henn.:—Continued
Oncidiumysplendza ue ond uinals es enn Be eel eat elk
(OKC ONE Sl Obe ate es eee ie es el ee ye Costa Rica, Guate- peosalesselh | Mle
mala, tSalvador.
Uredo oncidii P. Henn. (?):
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) _—~________ Ein'c ancl See ee ewes CML TINTS J
Onicudacvmal or 67's cone re eer IBOUAGC OR. 5 Se Preece iD). ©
OnCHRUT: JIUSOMND ot Be ee eee oko se lleesse (coy ha tap es ee oe Loe ole |
Oncidiimysplendvde es TONG Urs ee eee eo i aly,
{Uredo scabies Cke.:
VMarllais pen (Orc hii cl) eases eae ea Ramarao ease ces aan al mer ieee ral Nl 18} ky
{Urocystis cepulae Frost:
AUTO Cag, (Oni@n)) <2 5 see a eseseccoce Israels es ee eee ce ell Mladen EDL)
Urocystis gladiolicola Ains.:
GIG COTLUST ST ste aa et a ee sg Netherlands ——-_---_- Bee Pama Wai de, Wagan.
Uromyces alyxiae Arth.:
Alyzxia olivaeformis (maile)__-______________ Elawaii eee ee es. see 2) | | es Calta
Hawaii.
{Uromyces junci (Desm.) Tul.:
JUNCACeae)(G)) Mies se ae ee en eee Rorbu ca] See Wess -lee—-|| lee
}+Uromyces leptodermus Syd.:
Urochloa mosambicensis__-=---_____-_______- Mozambique__________ ee eae aD) Cy
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.)
Curt.:
GES ECeZOMUN ULI DEG GU aeee ne a Gi OF Tee ae ee Ae See SSS e I 2th Chui
{Uromycladium tepperianum (Sacc.) McAlp.:
PANCOCUCNG/TV CULT Ca me a pe AISGY 2) ae ees Bey se || fares ake alters
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)_____________ AY Sp a ee gee S552)) Web a3 -|) Caitiies,
Md.-, Pa:
CORPUS TRORCIG Ss = ss SSS ee ee Se eae Formosa, Japan, Beales} E25 2|) Chiltiss, 12).
Thailand.
Gatrusalimony lemon) Sees a eee ee Japaneses. sees eee Seal A |e © alliitess
Gatrusiparadisi(grapernuit) =e China Japan 1 1) = EW ashe
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_________|____- (oo Ree pee ntmE ety EE Gk 2 8 |/sss=|) Chi
Citrus reticulata unshiu (satsuma orange)____| tHong Kong__________ Wee ee see) elem
Gutrus sinensis) (orange) == ue ee ee GhinaJapan= eee he|| Silly eee | silace=
Hawaii,
Til., Md.,
Pa.
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson (?):
Catrus aurantifolia (lime). — 22 asso eae Phnlippines= == s-s]esee Wyse ssess =|) lesan,
Cutrusigrandis) (pumime)o) 222-2 aa sae ae SpaAMe = anes see UW SSS S528) islet
Cupns ipo Wemnvon))o 2 oe eee ee ke eee es L Se. (0 ko ane tel ages, Bebe) 2 leech Wasa,
Xanthomonas malvacearum (E. F. Sm.) Dowson:
Gossypumispal (Cotton) sae Balham ase ee ee | Seeman | Roe
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Cairusilimone (lemon) Soe see se ee eee (ATS CLGIN Gee ee pee) PON ee PINS Won dea
tZygorhyncus japonicus Kominsmi:
Hleoharis dulcis (waternut)_-------.-___--_- @hingeete ee one Wiheeeeles=—|| Chilis

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.

A dagger (1) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger ({) indicates first record of its interception by Division inspectors.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 59

Hosts and Diseases

ACACIA:

{Uromycladium tepperianum (Promycetes)
ACER:

Cytospora ambiens (Deuteromycetes)
ACHRAS:

{Septoria sapotae (Deuteromycetes)
ACONITUM:

Thielaviopsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)
AGAVE:

Colletotrichum agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Hendersonia agaves (Deuteromycetes)

Microdtplodia agaves (Deuteromycetes)

{Pleospora agaves (Ascomycetes)

Stagonospora gigantea (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)

{Urocystis cepulae (Promycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprast (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

{Cladosporium fasciculare (Deuteromycetes)

Helicotylenchus multicinctus (Nematoda)

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)

Heterosporium allii (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

Puccinia allii (Promycetes)

Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)
ALLIUM sp.:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)

{Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
ALOE:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

jRotylenchus erythrinae (?) (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
ANTIRRHINUM:

{Septoria antirrhini (Deuteromycetes)
ARAUCARIA:

{Chlamydomyces palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)

Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA:

{Colletotrichum arecae (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
ASPARAGUS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ASTER:

Coleosporium solidaginis (Promycetes)

{Septoria astericola (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA:

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
BETULA:

jAsterosporium hoffmanni (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSAVOLA:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Peronospora parasitica (Phycomycetes)
BROMELIAD:

{Lchidnodes bromeliacearum (Ascomycetes)

TSpegazzinia ornata (Deuteromycetes)
BRONGNIARTIA:

tRavenelia brongniartiae (Promycetes)
BUXUS:

Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CACTUS:

Hendersonia opuntiae (Deuteromycetes)

{Pleospora agaves (Ascomycetes)

iPyrenochaeta spinicola (?) (Deuteromycetes)

{Teichospora opuntiae (Ascomycetes)

Tylenchus filiformis (Nematoda)
CAJANUS:

Colletotrichum cajani (Deuteromycetes)

{Phyllosticta cajani (Deuteromycetes)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CALAMINTHA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
CALANTHE:

Coleosporium bletiae (Promycetes)

See footnotes at the end of this list.

CALATHEA:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
CALLA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
CAMELLIA:

Discosia artocreas (Deuteromycetes)
CANNA:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
CAPSICUM:

Colletotrichum capsici (Deuteromycetes)

{tStemphylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)
CASSIA:

tPhyllachora canafistulae (Ascomycetes)

Ravenelia papillifera (Promycetes)
CENCHRUS:

LSorosportwm cenchri (Promycetes)
CHAENOMELES:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

tHypocrella sloaneae (Ascomycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Cylindrosporium chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes )

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)

Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)

Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
CITRULLUS:

Ringspot virus (?)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Hendersonia citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettti var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-

cetes)

Xanthomonas citri (2?) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:

Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS HYSTRIX:

Sphaceloma fawcettti var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-

cetes)

CITRUS LIMON:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Erwinia citrimaculans (Schizomycetes)

““Leprosis”’

Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma limonii (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-

cetes)

Sphaerostilbe aurantiicola (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citrt (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA VAR. UNSHIU:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Llsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

““Leprosis”’

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS VAR. VALENCIA:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
CITRUS SP. (orange):

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
CLEMATIS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
CLIVIA:

Colletotrichum cliviae (Deuteromycetes)

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

COCCOLOBA:

{Phyllosticta coccolobae (Deuteromycetes)
COCOS:

{Ceratocystis radicicola (Ascomycetes)

LE picoccum cocos (Deuteromycetes)

}Macrophoma cocos (Deuteromycetes)
COFFEA:

{Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)
COLOCASIA:

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
CORIANDRUM:

tAlternaria daucit (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBIDIUM: ‘

{Mytocopron orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

Physalospora wildemanniana (Ascomycetes)
CYTISUS:

tConiothyrium leguminum (Deuteromycetes)
DACTYLIS:

tConiothecium glumarum (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:

Coleosporium dahliae (Promycetes)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
DAUCUS:

tStemphylium radicinum (Deuteromycetes)
DENDROBIUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:

Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)

jAlternaria dianthicola (Deuteromycetes)

tHeterosporium echinulatum (Deuteromycetes)
DIEFFENBACHIA:

tStemphylium consortiale (Deuteromycetes)
DIOSCOREA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Scutellonema bradys (Nematoda)
ELEOCHARIS:

tZygorhyncus japonicus (Phycomycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:

Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

{Phyllosticta pleurothallidis (?) (Deuteromycetes)

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (?) (Promycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
ERYNGIUM:

{Cercospora apii (Deuteromycetes)
EXCOECARIA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
FAGUS:

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)

tHendersonia piriformis (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA:

Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
FREESIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
GALANTHUS:

{Fusarium oxysporum f. narcissi (?) (Deuteromy-

cetes)

GARDENIA:

}Colletotrichum coffeanum (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

Omphalia flavida (Basidiomycetes)

Pestalotia coffeae (Deuteromycetes)
GAULTHERIA:

{Phyllosticta gaultheriae (Deuteromycetes)
GENISTA:

{Coniothyrium genistae (Deuteromycetes)
GERBERA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

tPlicaria fulva (Ascomycetes)
GESNERIA:

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus pratensis (Nematoda)
GINKGO:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
GLADIOLUS:

Fusarium oxysporum {. gladioli (Deuteromycetes)

{Meloidogyne arenaria var. thamesi (Nematoda)

tPseudomonas marginata (Schizomycetes)

Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)

See footnotes at the end of this list.

GLYCINE:

tAscochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)
GOSSYPIUM:

Xanthomonas malvacearum (Schizomycetes)
HEDERA:

{Colletotrichum trichellum (Deuteromycetes)

tPhyllosticta hedericola (Deuteromycetes)
HEDYCHIUM:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
HEMEROCALLIS:

fPuccinia hemerocallidis (Promycetes)
HIBISCUS:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
IONOPSIS:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
IPOMOEA:
arate arium oxysporum f. batatas (Deuteromycetes)

| Heterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
JUGLANS:

Marssonina juglandis (Deuteromycetes)
JUNCACEAE:

tUromyces junci (Promycetes)
JUNCUS:

tPuccinia juncophila (?) (Promycetes)
JUNIPERUS:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
KAEMPFERIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
LABIATAE:

{Puccinia menthae (?) (Promycetes)
LABURNUM:

Coniothyrium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
LAELIA:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (?) (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropuncta (?) (Promycetes)
LAURUS:

{Papularia vinosa (Deuteromycetes)
LEMAIREOCEREUS:

{Teichospora opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LILIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)

Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Promycetes)
MALUS:

tGloeosporium album (Deuteromycetes)

{Monilinia fructicola (Ascomycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:

Cercospora mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe mangiferae (Ascomycetes)

Phyllostictina mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)
MASDEVALLIA:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
MONSTERA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
MUSA:

{tCercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)

Helminthosporium terulosum (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
NERIUM:

tPratylenchus minyus (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
NOTHOPANAX:

tCercospora panacis (?) (Deuteromycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Uredo epidendri (?) (Promycetes)
OLEA:

Macrophoma oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)

Sphenos pora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957 61

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

ONCIDIU M—Continued

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
ORCHID:

Camarosporium orchidicola (Deuteromycetes)

Leptosphaeria niessleana (Ascomycetes)

Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

Ophiodothella orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

{Phomo psis orchidophila (Deuteromycetes)

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

tSphenospora mera (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)

Uredo quacae (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropuncta (?) (Promycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:

{Didymellina ornithogali (Ascomycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
ORYZA:

jLeptosphaeria culmifraga (Ascomycetes)

}Leptosphaeria salvinii (Ascomycetes)

tOphiobolus oryzinus (Ascomycetes)

Septoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

jTilletia horrida (Promycetes)
PACHYCEREUS:

Phyllosticta concava (?) (Deuteromycetes)

iPleospora diaportheoides (?) (Ascomycetes)
PAEONIA

¢Coryneum microstictoides (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

{Monochaetia paeoniae (Deuteromycetes)

Sclerotiopsis testudinea (Deuteromycetes)
PE aricrsis basicola (Deuteromycetes)

tCorynespora cassiicola (Deuteromycetes)

tCriconemoides mutabile (Nematoda)
PASPALUM:

Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PASTINACA

Phoma nebulosa (Deuteromycetes)
PERSEA:

Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
PETROSELINUM:

peer: petroselini (Deuteromycetes)
PHALAR

Helicatvenehus nannus (Nematoda)
PHASEOLUS

Elisinoe phaseoli (Ascomy cetes)
PHILODENDRON:

Colletotrichum philodendri (Deuteromycetes)

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
PHORADENDRON:

{Phyllosticta phoradendri (Deuteromycetes)
PHRAGMITES:

{Lophodermium arundinaceum (Ascomycetes)

+Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
PHYSALIS:

{Meliola acervata (Ascomycetes)
PINUS:

Coleosporium solidaginis (Promycetes)
POLIANTHES:

ele one javanica (Nematoda)
POLYG

oer incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
POPULUS

+{Mar. ssonina populi (Deuteromycetes)

{Melampsora populnea (Promycetes)
PRIMULA:

{Tylenchorhynchus brevidens (Nematoda)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Monilinia laxa (Ascomycetes)
PSIDIUM:

Pestalotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:

Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)

See footnotes at the end of this list.

PYRACANTHA:
Pusicladium pyracanthae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS
Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
QUERCUS:
{Cronartium quercuum (Promycetes)
RAUWOLFIA:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
RHODODENDRON
+Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)
Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)
Gloeosporium rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
tTorula rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
RHYNCHOSIA:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
RIBES:
Pseudopeziza ribis (Ascomycetes)
ROSA:
Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
Phragmidium disciflorum (Promycetes)
{Sphaer otheca humuli (Ascomycetes)
RUBUS
+Coryneum microstictum (Deuteromycetes)
{Mainsia variabilis (Promycetes)
tPhyllosticta fusco-zonata (2) (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM
Cytospora sacchari (Deuteromycetes)
eee? phaerta sacchari (Ascomycetes)
Sian vulgaris (Deuteromycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
SCHOMBURGKIA:
Fusarium solani (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
SINNINGIA:
Casement: basicola (Deuteromycetes)

tAphelenchoides bicaudatus (Nematoda)
{tAphelenchoides coffea (Nematoda)
tAphelenchoides hunti (Nematoda)
{Criconemoides xenoplax (Nematoda)
tHelicotylenchus erythrinae (Nematoda)
Helicotylenchus multicinctus (Nematoda)
FHelicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)
Heterodera carotae (?) (Nematoda)
Heterodera major (Nematoda)
Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)
Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
tHeterodera schachtii (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
+Paraphelenchus amblyurus (2) (Nematoda)
Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
Pratylenchus pratensis (Nematoda)
{tPratylenchus vulnus (Nematoda)
Rotylenchus reniformis (Nematoda)
Rotylenchus robustus (Nematoda)
Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
Tylenchorhynchus dubius (Nematoda)
tTylenchorhynchus martini (Nematoda)
ype es Jiliformis (Nematoda)
SOLANUM
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
SORBUS:
tGymnosporangium junipert (Promycetes)
Monilinia laxa (Ascomycetes)
SPINACIA:
Peronospora effusa (Phycomycetes)
STACHYTARPHETA:

Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

STANHOPEA:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
TAXUS:

AR taxi (Deuteromycetes)
TECOM

Melosdonyne Javanica (Nematoda)
TELIPOGON

Uredo guacae (?) (Promycetes)
THEOBROMA:

{Phytophthora palmivora (Phycomycetes)
THUNBERGIA:

Tre coun javanica (Nematoda)
TRITICUM

SEH graminis (2?) (Ascomycetes)

tPuccinia glumarum (Promycetes)
UROCHLOA:

tPhyllachora sanguinolenta (Ascomycetes)

{Uromyces leptodermus (Promycetes)
VANILLA:

{Uredo scabies (Promycetes)
VIBURNUM:

tHendersonia foliorum var. viburni (Deuteromy-

cetes)

Meliodogyne hapla (Nematoda)
VIOLA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
WILKESIA:

Meloidogyne incognita var. acrita (Nematoda)
XANTHOSOMA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

See footnotes at the end of this list.

YUCCA:
Hendersonia yuccae (Deuteromycetes)
Stagonospora gigantea (Deuteromycetes)
Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ZINGIBER:
Colletotrichum zingiberis (Deuteromycetes)
Melanospora zamiae (Ascomycetes)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ZIZANIA:
{Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)

Hosts Unknown

BULB:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CUTTING:

{Cryptosphaeria eunomia (?) (Ascomycetes)

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
FERN:

Helicotylenchus multicinctus (Nem.atoda)
PLANT:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

{Tylenchorhynchus capitatus (Nematoda)
SCALE INSECT:

{Pseudomicrocera henningsti (Deuteromycetes)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

AFRICA:
Phomea citricarpa
ANTIGUA:
{Phytophthora palmivora
ARGENTINA:

Elsinoe australis

tFusarium oxysporum f. batatas

Heterodera rostochiensis

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)

AUSTRALIA:
tCercospora panacis(?)
Cerebella andropogonis
Cryptospora longispora
{tGloeosporium album
tHelicotylenchus multicinctus
tHelicotylenchus nannus
Macrophoma araucariae
Meliola citricola
{Meloidogyne hapla
Phoma citricarpa
Phoma nebulosa
tPuccinia juncophila(?)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa

tUromycladium tepperianum
AUSTRIA:

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri

tPratylenchus minyus
{Pratylenchus penetrans
AZORES:
tAphelenchoides hunti
tHelicotylenchus nannus
{Pratylenchus penetrans
+Scutellonema brachyurum
{Septoria petroselini
¢Tylenchorhynchus dubius
BAHAMAS:
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Xanthomonas malvacearum
BELGIUM:
Colletotrichum cliviae
Exobasidium vaccinii
Heterodera major
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
{Meloidogyne hapla
+ Monilinia lara
{Stemphylium radicinum
BOLIVIA:
{tUredo guacae
BRAZIL:
Elsinoe australis
Elsinoe mangiferae
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
{ Meloidogyne javanica
Phoma citricarpa
+Phragmidium disciflorum
Uredo behnickiana
Uredo quacae
Uredo oncidii
BRITISH HONDURAS:
{Pestalotia conspicua
tSphenospora kevorkianti
tUredo epidendri
tUredo oncidii
CANADA:
Coleosporium solidaginis
Helicotylenchus erythrinae
{Heterosporium iridis
Meloidogyne incognita
t+Pratylenchus penetrans
Pseudomonas marginata
Rotylenchus robustus
Scutellonema brachyurum
{Tylenchorhynchus dubius
CANAL ZONE:
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Uredo epidendri(?)
{Uredo nigropuncta (?)
tUredo oncidii
CHILE:
Meloidogyne arenaria
{Meloidogyne incognita
CHINA:

Colletotrichum zingiberis

See footnotes at the end of this list.

Countries of Origin and Diseases

Melanospora zamiae

Phoma citricarpa

Xanthomonas citri

tZygorhyncus japonicus
COLOMBIA:

{Heterosporium echinulatum

tMainsia variabilis
COSTA RICA:

tAphelenchoides bicaudatus

Aphelenchoides coffea

tHelicotylenchus multicinctus

Meloidogyne incognita

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita

Mycosphearella cattleyae

Pestalotia conspicua

Uredo behnickiana

Uredo guacae

Uredo migropuncta

Uredo oncidii
CUBA:

{Elsinoe mangiferae

tHelicotylenchus nannus

} Meloidogyne javanica

tRotylenchus reniformis

Sphaerostilbe aurantiicola

tSphenospora kevorkianii

Uredo epidendri (?)

Uredo guacae

Uredo nigropuncta
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:

{+ Lophodermium arundinaceum
DENMARK;

Heterodera major

tMonilinia fructigena
DOMINICAN REPOBLIC:

{Cercospora coffeicola

Helminthosporium torulosum

t+ Meloidogyne arenaria

{| Meloidogyne incognita

{ Meloidogyne javanica

} Uredo epidendri (?)
ECUADOR:

+ Heterodera rostochiensis

{Meloidogyne arenaria

{Mycosphaerella cattleyae

tPhomopsis orchidophila

Sphenospora kevorkianii

Sphenospora mera

+ Uredo epidendri

Uredo guacae (?)

Uredo oncidii (?)
ENGLAND:

+Cercospora handelit

Cytospora ambiens

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Heterodera major

Heterodera punctata

Heterodera rostochiensis

t+ Meloidogyne hapla

Monilinia fructigena

Monilinia laxa

}tRotylenchus robustus

tSeptoria astericola

Septoria chrysanthemi

Septoria selenophomoides

Uredo oncidii (?)
ENGLAND (?):

Puccinia buxi
EUROPE:

Heterodera rostochiensis
FORMOSA:

Xanthomonas citri
FRANCE:

{Asterosporium hoffmanni

Coryneum carpophilum

Diaporthe eres

Heterodera cacti

Heterodera major

t Meloidogyne incognita acrita

Ophiobolus graminis (?)

{Papularia sphaerosperma

Puccinia buxi

Puccinia glumarum

tSeptoria antirrhini

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64 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

FRENCH WEST AFRICA:

{| Meloidogyne incognita acrita
GERMANY:

tAlternaria dianthicola

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri

tCladosporium fasciculare (?)
{Colletotrichum philodendri
tGloeosporium album
Heterodera cacti
{Heterodera carotae (?)
Heterodera major
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Heterosporium allii
| Macrophoma araucariae
{Melampsora populnea
Meloidogyne hapla
{| Meloidogyne incognita
Mycosphaerella fragariae
Peronospcra parasitica
tPhyllosticta gaultheriae
tPseudopeziza ribis
{Rotylenchus robustus
jSeptoria selenophomoides
Thielaviopsis basicola
GREECE:
tHeliocotylenchus nannus
} Heterodera rostochiensis
tTylenchus filiformis
GUAM:
Phomopsis palmicola
GUATEMALA:
Camarosporium orchidicola
Meloidogyne arenaria
Pestalotia conspicua
Uredo epidendri (?)
Uredo guacae (?)
Uredo oncidvi
HAITI:
tHelicotylenchus nannus
Paraphelenchus amblyurus (2)
HAWAII:
{Meliola acervata
{Meloidogyne javanica
Uromyces alyxiae
HONDURAS:
tPhyllosticta cajani
Uredo oncidii
HONG KONG:
{Meloidogyne javanica
tPhoma citricarpa
{Xanthomonas citri
ICELAND:
Heterodera punctata
+Heterodera rostochiensis
INDIA:
Coleosporium bletiae
{+ Meloidogyne javanica
Physalospora wildemanniana
tPlicaria fulva
INDONESIA:
{Pestalotia conspicua
IRAN
{Pratylenchus penetrans
+Pratylenchus pratensis
IRELAND:
Heterodera major
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Septoria petroselint
tTylenchorhynchus brevidens
ISRAEL:
+Puccinia allit
{Urocystis cepulae
WAST Yas
Colletotrichum agaves
+Colletotrichum trichellum
Coryenum carpophilum
Ditylenchus dipsact
Erwinia citrimaculans
tGloeosporium album
Helicotylenchus erythrinae
Heterodera cacti

See footnotes at the end of this list.

Heterodera major
Heterodera punctata
Macrophoma oleae
Marssonina juglandis
Meloidogyne javanica
Mvycophaerella fragariae
Phoma limonii
{Phyllosticta fusco-zonata (?)
tPratylenchus vulnus
Sclerotium cepivorum
Scutellonema brachyurum
Septoria citri
Tylenchus filiformis
JAMAICA:
tHelicotylenchus nannus
Meloidogyne incognita
+ Meloidogyne javanica
tRotylenchus erythrinae (?)
Uredo nigropuncta
JAPAN:
tAscochyta pisi
Coleosporium solidaginis
Criconemoides xenoplax
Cylindrosporium chrysanthemi
Diplodia taxi
Discosia artocreas
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
{Leptosphaeria culmifraga
Melanospora zamiae
Meliola citricola
Meloidogyne arenaria
{Meloidogyne arenaria thamesi
Meloidogyne hapla
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne javanica
Mycosphaerella schoenoprast
tOphiobolus oryzinus
Phoma citricarpa
+Phyllachora graminis
tPuccinia burt
Puccinia chrysanthemi
{Puccinia hemerocallidis
Puccinia horiana
Sclerotiopsis testudinea
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria citrt
Septoria oryzae
Thielaviopsis basicola
+Tilletia horrida
Tritirachium dependens

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis

Xanthomonas citri
KWAJALEIN:
t{Phyllosticta coccolobae
LIBERIA:
{Stemphylium botryosum
MACAO:
Phoma citricar pa
tSeptoria citri
MARQUESAS ISLANDS:
{+Cercospora musae
MARTINIQUE:
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
MEXICO:
Alternaria diantht
Ceratocystis radicicola
Cercospora mangiferae
Cercospora purpurea
Coleosporium dahliae
Colletotrichum agaves
Colletotrichum capsict
+Colletotrichum coffeanum
Colletotrichum philodendri
{Corynespora cassiicola
£Criconemoides mutabile
tCronartium quercuum
tCryptosphaeria eunomia (?)
Cytospora sacchari
Ditylenchus dipsact
{Echidnodes bromeliacearum
Plsinoe mangiferae
Fusarium oxysporum £. gladioli
Fusarium solant

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1957

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued

tHelicotylenchus multicinctus
Helicotylenchus nannus
Hendersonia agaves
Hendersonia citri
Hendersonia opuntiae
Hendersonia yuccae
Heterodera cacti

Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
tHypocrella sloaneae
*“‘Leprosis”’

Leptosphaeria niessleana
Leptosphaeria sacchari
{Macrophoma cocos
tMarssonina popult
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Meloidogyne javanica
Microdiplodia agaves
Omphalia fiavida
Ophiodothella orchidearum
Peronospora effusa
Pestalotia coffeae

Pestalotia conspicua
Pestalotia psidii

Phyllosticta concava (?)
tPhyllosticta phoradendri
Phyllostictina mangiferae
TPleospora agaves
tPleospora diaportheoides (?)
tPseudomicrocera henningsir
tPyrenochaeta spinicola (?)
tRavenelia brongniartiae
tRavenelia papillifera
Ringspot virus (?)
TScutellonema brachyurum
{Septoria citri

{Septoria sapotae
LSorosporium cenchri
{Spegazzinia ornata
Sphaceloma punicae
Stagonospora gigantea
Stagonospora macrospora
tStemphyliwm consortiale
tTeichospora opuntiae
tTylenchorhynchus capitatus
Uredo behnickiana

MOROCCO

Coryneum microstictum
{Puccinia menthae (?)
Septoria petroselint

MOZAMBIQUE:

Phoma citricarpa
tPhyllachora sanguinolenta
{tUromyces leptodermus

NETHERLANDS:

LConiothecium glumarum
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Coryneum microstictoides
Cumminsiella mirabilissima
Diaporthe eres

Diplodina eurhododendri
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Fusicladium pyracanthae
Fusicoccum galericulatum
tGloeosporium album
Gloesporium rhododendri

tHendersonia foliorum var. viburni

tHendersonia piriformis (?)
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne hapla
Monilinia fructigena
{Monochaetia paeoniae
{Phyllosticta hedericola
Pratylenchus penetrans
Pratylenchus pratensis
Septoria azaleae
Thielaviopsis basicola
Tubercularia vulgaris
Urocystis gladiolicola

See footnotes at the end of this list.

NETHERLANDS GUIANA:
tUredo nigropuncta (?)
NEW GUINEA:
{+ Mycosphaerella cattleyae
t{Myiocopron orchidearum
NEW ZEALAND:
erro rea cacti
NIGER
rei bradys
NORFOLK ISLAND:
{Chlamydomyces palmarum
Cryptospora longispora
{Diaporthe eres
Macrophoma araucariae
NORTHERN IRELAND:
{Diaporthe eres
NORWAY:
Cumminsiella mirabilissima
TGymnosporangium junipert
Heterodera punctata
tPhragmidium disciflorum
PAKISTAN
Phoma citricarpa
PALESTINE:
tAlternaria dianthicola
PANAMA:
{+ Sphaerotheca humuli
tUredo guacae (?)
{Uredo scabies
PERU:
Heterodera rostochiensis
+‘‘Leprosis”’
{Meloidogyne arenaria
PHILIPPINES:
{Colletotrichum arecae
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri (?)
PORTUGAL:
{Coniothyrium genistae
tConiothyrium leguminum
tH elicotylenchus erythrinae
{Papularia vinesa
sUnor ces Junci
PUERTO R :
tAlternaria dauci
tCercospora apit
Colletotrichum cajani
Colletotrichum capsici
Elsinoe phaseoli
{Phyllachora canafistulae
Puccinia urbaniana
Uredo epidendri (?)
| Cues guacae (?)
ST. KITTS:
CHEE cajani
SALVADOR:
tPhyllosticta pleurothallidis (?)
tUredo epidendri (?)
Uredo guacae (?)
7 Uredo oncidii
SCOTLAND:
Helicotylenchus erythrinae
{Helicotylenchus nannus
Heterodera major
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
SPAIN:
Alternaria citri
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Heterodera major
+ Heterodera schachtit
Sclerotium cepivorum
Septoria citri
SWEDEN:
Heterodera major
| Heterodera schachtit
7Papulaspora parasitica
SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri
tTorula rhododendri
VAULT a=

{Macrophoma musae

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

THAILAND:
tLeptosphaeria salvinii
Meliola citricola
+ Meloidogyne arenaria
{+ Meloidogyne javanica
Xanthomonas citri
TURKEY:
+Fusarium oxysporum f. narcissi (?)
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
tDidymellina ornithogali
+ Helicotylenchus nannus
{Meloidogyne hapla
{Meloidogyne incognita

Meloidogyne javanica
Phoma citricarpa
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
Septoria citri
UNKNOWN:
Coryneum carpophilum
Heterodera punctata
Phoma citricarpa
tTylenchorhynchus martini
Uredo behnickiana
WAKE ISLAND (?):
Epicoccum cocos

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger(t) indicates first record of its interception by Division inspectors.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

(List of Pests Recorded From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958, as Intercepted
In, On, or With Plants and Plant Products Entering United States Territory)

Compiled by
Judith Hunt
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report, covering the 45th year for which interception lists have
been issued, summarizes the records of insect pests, plant pathogens,
and certain other organisms found in, on, or with plant products (1)
imported; (2) offered for but refused entry; (3) held as ships’ stores,
etc., and hence not offered for entry through customs; (4) offered for
entry for immediate transportation and exportation in bond; and (5)
in domestic shipments between the American Virgin Islands, Hawau,
and Puerto Rico and the mainland.

The pests listed include insects, snails, fungi, bacteria, nematodes,
and viruses causing injury of known or potential plant quarantine
significance to the United States. Some common organisms are
included if they are (1) new to the country of origin, (2) new to the
host plant, or (3) of such limited distribution in the United States that
they are worthy of mention.

The data for this list, which includes some for the previous year,
are largely obtained from identifications made by specialists of the
Entomology Research Division and Plant Quarantine Division,
supplemented by information supplied by State officials. Some,
however, represent critical studies and determinations made by
specialists of the Crops Research Division who also identified many
of the host plants cited.

All scientific names are reviewed by specialists in the Department
to assure conformance to the International Rules of Nomenclature.

Every effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections
listed; questionable cases are omitted or the origin is listed as unknown.

INTERCEPTIONS FROM AIRBORNE MATERIAL

Air importations from many parts of the world continue to bring
an increasing number of viable plant pathogens, living insects, and
other pests, which require constant vigilance to apprehend them at
the ports of entry.

During the year, 5,502 pest interceptions were made from plant
material arriving in baggage, express, freight, mail, and stores. Of
the total, 4,898 were insects carried on plant parts or as stowaways,
and 604 were plant diseases.

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Some important insect interceptions in airborne material were:

Adoxophyes orana on lilac in cargo from the Netherlands.

The citrus blackfly (Alewrocanthus woglumi) on citrus leaves in baggage from
Mexico and Nicaragua; and on citrus leaves in stores from Mexico.

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in mango in baggage from Mexico;
in orange in baggage from Guatemala and Mexico; in orange in stores from
Guatemala; and in pomegranate in baggage from Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in guava in baggage
from Mexico; in Malay-apple in baggage from Guatemala; in mango in baggage
from Central America, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Puerto
Rico; in mango in cargo from Cuba; in mango in mail from Puerto Rico; in purple
mombin in baggage from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua; in
purple mombin in quarters from Central America (country (?)); and in yellow
mombin in baggage from Honduras(?) and Nicaragua. A. mombinpraeoptans(?)
in yellow mombin in baggage from Trinidad.

Apion carduorum in globe artichoke in baggage from Italy.

The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in cactus fruit in baggage from
Italy; in coffee in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the main-
land; in fig in baggage from Italy; in guava in baggage from the Azores and
Portugal; in Mandarin orange in baggage from Israel and Libya; in mango in
baggage from Egypt; in olive in baggage from Italy; in orange in baggage from
the Azores, Israel, and Italy; in orange in quarters from the Azores; in orange in
stores from the Azores and Italy; in peach in baggage from Italy and Tunisia and
in peach in stores from Italy; in pear in baggage from Italy and in pear in stores
from France(?); and in plum, pomengranate, and quince in baggage from Italy.
C. capitata(?) in orange in baggage from Brazil; in orange in stores from Spain;
and in sweet lime in stores from the Azores.

The Asiatic rice borer (Chilo suppressalis) in rice straw jackets in baggage from
Portugal(?).

Cylas formicarius ssp. in sweetpotato in cargo from the Philippines; and in
sweetpotato in quarters from Thailand.

Cylas formicarius var. in sweetpotato in cargo from the Philippines.

Cylas formicarius formicarius in sweetpotato in cargo from the Philippines and
Thailand; and in sweetpotato in stores from the Philippines and Singapore.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in avocado, bitter almond, coffee, mango,
Passiflora sp., and vi-apple in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for
the mainland; and in vi-apple in preflight inspection of mail leaving Hawaii for
the mainland. D. dorsalis(?) in pomegranate in preflight inspection of baggage
leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

The olive fruit fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage from Italy. D. oleae(?) in
olive on tray of hors d’oeuvres from an unknown origin.

Tahitian coconut weevil (Diocalandra taitensis) on coconut in preflight inspec-
tion of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

Malacosoma neustria in cherry cuttings in baggage from Japan.

Maruca testulalis with mauna loa lei in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; in peas in mail from Puerto Rico; and in string bean
in baggage from Puerto Rico.

The pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) in cotton boll in baggage from
Jamaica; in cottonseed in baggage from Cuba and Paraguay; in Malvaceae seed
in cargo from Angola; and in okra in baggage from Barbados.

The European corn borer (Pyrausta nubilalis) in pepper in baggage from Italy;
and in tomato in stores from Italy.

PRhagoletis cerasi in cherry in baggage from Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain,
and Switzerland; in cherry in quarters from France; and in cherry in stores from
the Azores, France, Italy, Portugal, and an unknown origin.

Interceptions of airborne plant pathogens of interest were:

Cercospora coffeicola on coffee leaves in baggage from Brazil and El Salvador.

Cercospora insulana on statice in baggage from Peru.

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri on rhododendron leaves in baggage from
Switzerland and in mail from Austria and Switzerland.

Colletotrichum crassipes on Crataegus sp. in baggage from El Savador.

Curvularia geniculata on betel palm in express from Pakistan.

Elsinoe australis, the sweet orange scab, on lemon in baggage from an unknown

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 3°

origin and in stores from Brazil; on orange in baggage from Brazil and an unknown
origin; and on orange in stores from Argentina.

Phoma citricarpa (the black spot of citrus) on Cztrus sp. peel in baggage from
Hong Kong and the Philippines; on lemon in stores from Australia, the Union of
South Africa, and an unknown origin; on Mandarin orange in baggage from China,
Hong Kong, Japan, Philippines, and Thailand; on Mandarin orange in quarters
from an unknown origin and in stores from Japan; on orange in baggage from an
unknown origin; on orange in quarters from the Union of South Africa; on orange
in stores from Australia, the Union of South Africa, and an unknown origin;
and on Satsuma orange in baggage from China.

Puccinia horiana on chrysanthemum in baggage, quarters, and stores from
Japan.

Septoria selenophomoides on an orchid leaf in cargo from the Union of South
Africa.

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa on lemon in stores from Australia.

Sphenospora kevorkiantw on Huntleya sp. in baggage from Costa Rica.

Uromyces commelinae on Geogenanthus sp. leaf in cargo from Colombia.

Xanthomonas citri (citrus canker) on grapefruit(?) peel in baggage from Pakis-
tan; on lime and sour lime in baggage from India; and on orange in baggage and:
stores from Japan.

“Yellow spot’’ virus on camellia leaf in baggage from the Netherlands.

The following nematodes were found in airborne material:

Gottholdsteineria goodeyi in soil with plants in baggage from Ireland.

Helicotylenchus erythrinae in soil with garlic in baggage from Ireland.

Helicotylenchus multicinctus in soil with roots of banana plants in baggage
from Cuba.

mca iulenehus nannus in soil on unknown roots in baggage from the Nether-
jands.

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) in soil with spruce seedlings in baggage
from Germany.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) in soil with cactus plant in.
baggage from Scotland; in soil with assorted plants in baggage from Ireland; in
soil with potatoes in baggage from Ireland and Peru; and in soil with shamrock
roots in cargo from Ireland. it

Scutellonema brachyurum in soil with unidentified plants in baggage from Greece.

Tylenchorhynchus acutus in soil with unknown plants in baggage from Cuba.

NOTES ON INSECTS INTERCEPTED
FRUIT FLIES

The following fruit flies were intercepted:

The Mexican fruit fly (Anastrepha ludens) in avocado in baggage from Mexico;
in grapefruit in baggage and quarters from Mexico; in mamey sapote in baggage
from Mexico; in mango in air baggage, baggage, and quarters from Mexico; in
orange in air baggage and air stores from Guatemala; in orange in air baggage,
baggage, cargo, quarters, and stores from Mexico; in peach in baggage from
Mexico; in pomegranate in air baggage from Mexico; and in quince, sour orange,
and sweet lime in baggage from Mexico.

The West Indian fruit fly (Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans) in guava in air
baggage from Mexico; in Malay-apple in air baggage from Guatemala; in mango
in air baggage from Central America (country(?)), Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican |
Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nica-
ragua, Panama, and Puerto Rico; in mango in baggage from El Salvador, Haiti,
Jamaica, Mexico, and Puerto Rico; in mango in aircargo from Cuba; in mango in .
airmail from Puerto Rico; in mango in quarters from Guatemala and Jamaica;
in mango in stores from Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti,
Jamaica, and Mexico; in purple mombin in air baggage from El Salvador, Guate- .
mala, Honduras, and Nicaragua; in purple mombin in air quarters from Central
America (country(?)); and in yellow mombin in air baggage from Honduras(?)
and Nicaragua. A. mombinpraeoptans(?) in yellow mombin in air baggage from
Trinidad.

Anastrepha serpentina in Lucuma psammophila in mail from Brazil; and in
mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha striata(?) in guava in baggage from Mexico.

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The Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata) in cactus fruit in air baggage
from Italy; in coffee in baggage from Hawaii; in fig in air baggage and baggage
from Italy; in guava in air baggage from the Azores and Portugal; in lemon in
baggage from Italy; in Mandarin orange in air baggage from Israel and Libya;
in Mandarin orange in baggage from Italy; in Mandarin orange in mail from
Tunisia; in Mandarin orange in stores from Italy; in mango in air baggage from
Egypt; in olive in air baggage from Italy; in orange in air baggage from the
Azores, Israel, and Italy; in orange in air quarters from the Azores; in orange in
air stores from the Azores and Italy; in orange in quarters from Argentina and
Italy; in orange in stores from Egypt, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, and Spain; in peach
in air baggage from Italy and Tunisia; in peach in air stores from Italy; in pear
in air baggage from Italy; in pear in air stores from France(?); in pear in baggage
from Greece and Italy; in pear in stores from Greece, Italy, and Spain; in plum
in air baggage from Italy; in pomegranate in air baggage and baggage from
Italy; in pricklypear in baggage from Italy; in quince in air baggage from Italy;
and in quince in baggage from Greece and Italy. C. capitata(?) in bell pepper in
stores from Belgian Congo; in orange in air baggage from Brazil; in orange in air
stores from Spain; in orange in stores from the Union of South Africa; and in
sweet lime in air stores from the Azores.

The melon fly (Dacus cucurbitae) in balsam-pear in baggage from Hawaii; an
adult and eggs on Momordica sp. in mail from Hawaii; and in string bean, tomato,
and zucchini squash in stores from Hawaii. D. cucurbitae(?) in cucumber in
stores from Hawaii.

The oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) in avocado in preflight inspection of
baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in avocado in quarters from Hawaii;
in banana in baggage from an unknown origin; in banana in quarters and stores
from Hawaii; in bitter almond in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii
for the mainland; in Calophyllum inophyllum in mail leaving Hawaii for the
mainland; in immature coconut in baggage from Hawaii; in coffee in preflight
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in Malay-apple in mail
leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in mango in baggage and quarters from Hawaii;
in mango and Passiflora sp. in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for
the mainland; in tomato in stores from Hawaii; and in vi-apple in preflight in-
spection of mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland. D. dorsalis(?) in bitter almond
in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in coffee in preflight inspection of bag-
gage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in coffee in mail leaving Hawaii for the
mainland; and in pomegranate in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii
for the mainland.

The olive fly (Dacus oleae) in olive in baggage from Italy and Spain and in air
baggage and mail from Italy. D. oleae(?) in olives on tray of hors d’oeuvres in
air stores from an unknown origin.

Euleia heraclei(?) in celery in stores from Italy.

Rhagoletis cerasi in cherry in air baggage from Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain,
and Switzerland; in cherry in air quarters from France; in cherry in air stores
from the Azores, France, Italy, Portugal, and an unknown origin; and in cherry
infcargo from Italy.

Rhagoletis juglandis in black walnut in baggage from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following insects of unusual interest were intercepted:
Acrolepia assectella (Hyponomeutidae) in leek in stores from Belgium, France,
Italy, and the Netherlands; and in turnip in stores from an unknown origin.
Adozophyes orana (Tortricidae) with lilac in aireargo from the Netherlands.
The citrus blackfly (Aleurocanthus woglumi) on citrus leaves in air baggage
Mes Mexico and Nicaragua; and on citrus leaves in baggage and stores from
exico.
Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Aleyrodidae) on camellia cuttings and leaves in mail
from Japan.
A curculionid, Anthonomus rectirostris, in black cherry in mail from Belgium,
Apion carduorum (Curculionidae) in globe artichoke in air baggage from Italy.
' A noctuid, Barathra brassicae, in Chinese and petsai cabbage in stores from
apan.
Brachycerus albidentatus (Curculionidae) in garlic in cargo from Italy.
Bruchus tristis (Bruchidae) in bean and broadbean in baggage from Italy; in
chickpea in baggage from Greece; in grass pea in mail from Italy; in legume seed

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in air baggage from an unknown origin; and in lupine seed in baggage from Italy.

A coccid, Ceroplastes rubens, on Alpinia purpurata leaf in preflight inspection of
aircargo leaving Hawaii for the mainland; on anthurium leaf in mail leaving Hawaii
for the mainland; on camellia plants in baggage from Japan; on camellia plant in
mail from Formosa; on cotoneaster plant and English ivy in air baggage from
Japan; on finetooth holly in cargo from Japan; on gardenia in air baggage from
Japan; on gardenia and maile in preflight inspection of air baggage leaving Hawaii
for the mainland; on maile in mail leaving Hawaii for the mainland; on
Metrosideros collina in preflight inspection of air baggage leaving Hawaii for
the mainland; and on rhododendron in baggage from Japan.

The Asiatic rice borer (Chilo suppressalis) in rice straw in air baggage from
Portugal(?); in rice straw in baggage from Korea; and in rice straw in baggage,
cargo, and stores from Japan.

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Curculionidae) in avocado in baggage and quarters
from Mexico.

Curculio elephas (Curculionidae) in chestnut in air baggage from Greece, Italy,
and Portugal; in chestnut in baggage from Greece, Italy, Portugal, and Spain;
in chestnut in cargo from Italy; in chestnut in mail from Italy; in chestnut in
quarters from Turkey; in chestnut in stores from France, Italy, and Portugal;
in European oak in cargo from Italy; in holly oak in mail from Italy; and in acorn
in baggage from Italy.

A curculionid, Cylas formicarius formicarius, in sweetpotato in aircargo from
the Philippines and Thailand; in sweetpotato in cargo from Hong Kong and
Thailand; in sweetpotato in quarters from an unknown origin; and in sweetpotato
in stores from India, Philippines, and Singapore.

Cylas puncticollis (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in stores from Nigeria and
Sierra Leone.

An aleyrodid, Dialeurodes kirkaldyi, on Arabian jasmine in preflight inspection
of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; on Arabian jasmine in baggage from
the Philippines; on gardenia in baggage from Hawaii; and on star jasmine in pre-
flight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

Be enrenes abbreviatus (Curculionidae) on Pothos sp. in aircargo from Puerto
ico.

A pyraustid, Dichocrocis punctiferalis, in peach in quarters from Japan.

Dyspessa ulula (Cossidae) in garlic in cargo from Italy and Spain; and in garlic
in stores from Spain.

Epichorista tonephela (Tortricidae) with chinkerichee in baggage, cargo, and
mail from the Union of South Africa.
eee olethreutid, Gymnandrosoma aurantianum, in grapefruit in stores from

exico.

Lampides boeticus (Lycaenidae) in leis made of Canavalia sp. in preflight inspec-
tion of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland.

An olethreutid, Laspeyresia splendana, in chestnut in air baggage from Italy and
Portugal; in chestnut in baggage from the Azores, France, Greece, Italy, Philip-
pines, Portugal, and Spain; in chestnut in cargo from Italy; and in chestnut in
stores from France.

Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in stores from Nigeria.

Lobesia botrana(?) (Olethreutidae) in grape in baggage from Italy.

: Malacosoma neustria (Lasiocampidae) in cherry cuttings in air baggage from
apan.

A phalaenid, Mamestra brassicae, in cabbage in stores from Belgium.

A bean pod borer, Maruca testulalis, in leis made of Canavalia sp. in preflight
inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in civet bean in stores from
Hawaii; in pea in air mail from Puerto Rico; in pigeonpea in cargo leaving Puerto
Rico for the mainland; in string bean in preflight inspection of baggage leaving
Puerto Rico for the mainland; in string bean in cargo and airmail from Puerto
Rico; and in string bean in stores from Brazil, Ghana, and Japan.

An olethreutid, Olethreutes leucotreta, in grapefruit in stores and in orange in air
quarters from the Union of South Africa.

Prays endocarpa (Hyponomeutidae) in pummelo in stores from the Federation
of Malaya.

Prays oleelus (Hyponomeutidae) on olive leaf in air baggage from Italy.

A chrysomelid, Psylliodes chrysocephala, in turnip in stores from France.

Stephanoderes hampei (Scolytidae) in coffee in cargo from Brazil; and in coffee
in stores from Egypt and India.

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A mango weevil, Sternochetus mangiferae, in mango in air baggage from
Australia; in mango in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the
mainlana; in mango in airmail from Guam, Philippines, and Vietnam; in mango
in air quarters from Eniwetok(?); in mango in air stores from Vietnam; in
mango in baggage from Hawaii and the Philippines; in mango in mail leaving
Hawaii for the mainland; and in mango in quarters and stores from Hawaii.

The khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium) with almond shells and cashew
nuts in mail from India; with used bagging in cargo from the Netherlands; with
dried beans in stores from the Netherlands; in flour in stores from England,
Italy, Netherlands, and the Union of South Africa; with dried peaches in stores
from an unknown origin; with peanuts in airmail from Portugal; with rice in
stores from Brazil, China, Formosa, and an unknown origin; on old rice bags in
stores from India; and in wheat bran in baggage from Mexico.

SNAILS

The giant African snail (Achatina fulica) was intercepted twice with military
cargo from Morocco.

Porphyrobaphe iostoma, not in the United States and not injurious under normal
conditions, was intercepted six times with bananas in cargo from Ecuador.

Theba pisana, an injurious snail not known to be established in the United
States, was intercepted 33 times; 28 of these came in military cargo in aircargo
and eargo from Morocco; once in military cargo in aircargo from Libya; once in
general cargo from the Mediterranean region; once each on conex boxes in cargo
from Morocco and Spain; and once on parsley in stores from Spain.

Other snails of economic importance, but of limited distribution in the United
States, intercepted and worthy of mention were: Arion circumscriptus, Bradybaena
similaris, Cepaea nemoralis, Deroceras reticulatum, Limax marginatus, L. maximus,
Milax gagates(?), Oxychilus allarius, Vallonia pulchella, and Zonitoides arboreus.

NOTES ON DISEASES INTERCEPTED

The sweet orange scab (Elsinoe australis) was intercepted 51 times; 8 of these
interceptions came from Argentina on lemon and orange; 39 from Brazil on
grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange, and orange; and 4 were of unknown origin
on lemon, orange, and sour lime.

Citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri) was intercepted 79 times; 68 of these came
from Japan, 3 each from Hong Kong and India, 2 from China, and 1 each from
the Federation of Malaya, Pakistan, and Singapore. These interceptions were
made from the following hosts: Citrus sp., grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin
orange, orange, pummelo, sour lime, and sour orange.

Cancrosis B (Xanthomonas sp.), another bacterial disease of citrus, producing
symptoms similar to citrus canker, was intercepted four times from Argentina
on lemon and grapefruit.

The black spot of citrus (Phoma citricarpa) was intercepted 165 times; 45 of
these came from Hong Kong, 33 from the Union of South Africa, 25 from Japan,
21 from China, 16 from Australia, 14 of unknown origin, 2 each from the Federa-
tion of Malaya, Formosa, Philippines, and Singapore, and 1 each from Africa
(country(?)), Brazil, and Thailand. These interceptions were made on the
following hosts: Citrus sp., grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange, orange, Satsuma
orange, sour lime, and sour orange.

Other interceptions were:

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri on rhododendron in air baggage, airmail,
cargo, and mail from Switzerland; in airmail from Austria; and in baggage from
Canada and Germany.

Griphosphaeria corticola on rose canes in aireargo from Germany.

Tilletta contraversa on rye seed in mail from Afghanistan.

Urocystis gladiclicola on gladiolus corms in cargo from the Netherlands.

“Yellow spot’’ virus on camellia leaves in air baggage from the Netherlands.

NEMATODES

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) was intercepted 18 times from the
following countries: Czechoslovakia, England, Europe (country(?,), Germany,
Israel, Italy, and Spain. These interceptions were taken in soil with the following:
Automobiles, carnation, cypress, and juniper plants, dahlia roots, garlic, onions,
Cg alate saundersiae, potatoes, primrose plant, spruce seedlings, and unknown
plants.

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The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) was intercepted 48 times from
the following countries: Argentina, Denmark, England, Germany, Ireland,
Malta, Mexico, Peru, Scotland, and Sweden. These interceptions were taken
in soil from new and used automobiles and in soil with bulbs, plant material, and
vegetables.

Other nematodes of special interest were:

: Fe aeienerneria goodeyz in soil with unknown plants in air baggage from
reland.

Helicotylenchus erythrinae in soil with garlic in air baggage from Ireland and in
soil with unknown plants in baggage from Mexico.

Helicotylenchus multicinctus in soil with roots of banana plants in air baggage
from Cuba.

Helicotylenchus nannus in soil with begonia, carnation, coleus, mint, and
unknown plants and unknown herbs in baggage from Mexico; and in soil with
unknown roots in air baggage from the Netherlands.

Psilenchus hilarulus with bougainvillea, hibiscus, cactus, coleus, fern, and
herbaceous plants in baggage from Mexico.

Scutellonema christiet in soil with caladium plants, palm, and an unknown
plant in baggage from Trinidad.

Tylenchorhynchus acutus in soil with coleus plant in baggage from Mexico;
and in soil with unknown plants in air baggage from Cuba.

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus in soil with succulent and unknown plants in
baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus martini in soil with boraginaceous and India rubbertree
plants in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchulus semipenetrans with Citrus sp. tree in baggage from Italy.

Tylenchus davainei in soil and moss in mail from Germany.
at Tylenchus polyhypnus with bougainvillea and hibiscus plants in baggage from

flexico.

The genus Meloidogyne continues to represent a pest problem. During the
year various plant shipments and vegetables have been found infected with one
or more of the following species: Meloidogyne arenaria, M. hapla, M. incognita,
M. incognita acrita, and M. javanica. They were intercepted from the following
countries: Argentina, Australia, Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, Canal Zone, Colombia,
Cuba, Egypt, England, Fiji Islands, France, French West Africa, Germany,
Guatemala, Hawaii, India, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, Nether-
lands, New Guinea, Peru, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Trinidad, Union of South
Africa, and West Africa.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Frequently complete determinations as to species are impossible or
impracticable due to the stage or condition of the insects or pathogens
on arrival. Some of these pests may be of economic importance,
hitherto unreported from the United States, unknown for the host
plant, or they may come from a new country of origin. As a matter
of record they are included in this separate list but not in the table

form.
INSECTS

Among the incompletely determined insects were the following fruit flies:

Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus, at Charleston, 8.C., in orange in stores
from Brazil; and at Miami, Fla., in cherimoya in air baggage from Peru.

Anastrepha sp., probably ludens, at El Paso and Laredo, Tex., in orange in
baggage from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., in mango in baggage from Mexico;
at Progreso, Tex., in pear in baggage from Mexico; and at San Ysidro, Cailif.,
in mango in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at Brownsville, Tex., in mango
in air baggage from El] Salvador and Nicaragua; in purple mombin in air baggage
from Guatemala and Nicaragua; and in Psidium sp. (wild guava) in baggage
from El Salvador; at Charleston, 8.C., in mango in air baggage from Panama;
at Jacksonville, Fla., in mango in stores from Panama; at Miami, Fla., in mango
in air baggage from Colombia and Panama; and in Mandarin orange in air
stores from Peru; at Mobile, Ala., in mango in quarters from Trinidad; at New
Orleans, La., in guava in air baggage from Guatemala; in mango in baggage

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and quarters from Ecuador; and in purple mombin in air baggage from Central
America (country(?)) and Guatemala; and at San Juan, P.K., in mango in air
baggage from Barbados.

Anastrepha sp., probably serpentina, at Brownsville, Tex., in mamey sapote
in air baggage from Guatemala; and in sapodilla in air baggage from El Salvador;
and at Laredo, Tex., in mamey in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably striata, at Brownsville, Tex., in guava in air baggage
from Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Nicaragua; and in guava in baggage from
Mexico; at Calexico, Calif., in guava in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex.,
in guava in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in mango in air baggage from
Panama; and at Nogales, Ariz., in guava in baggage and cargo from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly suspensa (Loew), at Chicago, Ill., in guava in airmail
from Puerto Rico; at Miami, Fla., in custard-apple in air baggage from the
Dominican Republic; and in guava in air baggage from Cuba.

Anastrepha sp., at Baltimore, Md., in grapefruit in stores from Trinidad; and
in orange in stores from Brazil and Colombia; at Baton Rouge, La., in orange
in stores from Brazil; at Boston, Mass., in grapefruit, orange, and plum in stores
from Brazil; at Brownsville, Tex., in guava in air baggage from El Salvador; in
Malay-apple in air baggage from Costa Rica; in mango in air baggage from
El Salvador, Guatemala, and Panama; and in sapote in quarters from Mexico;
at Chicago, Ill., in guava in airmail from Puerto Rico; at Del Rio, Tex., in mango
in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in guava and mango in baggage from
Mexico; at Galveston, Tex., in mango in quarters from Jamaica; at Hidalgo, Tex.,
in orange in cargo from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in orange in stores from Peru;
and in Japanese plum in stores from Argentina; at Jacksonville, Fla., in grape-
fruit in stores from Brazil; at Laredo, Tex., in mamey sapote, mango, and pear
in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in bullock’s-heart in air baggage from
Ecuador; in Cereus sp. in air baggage from Colombia; in cherimoya in air baggage
from Ecuador; in coffee berries in air baggage from Brazil, Colombia, and Costa
Rica; in custard-apple in air baggage from Peru; in grapefruit in air baggage from
Colombia; in guava in air baggage from Costa Rica and Cuba; in Mandarin orange
in air stores from an unknown origin; in mango in air baggage from Chile, Colom-
bia, El Salvador, and Peru; in orange in air baggage from Colombia; in orange in
air stores from Brazil; in pomegranate in air baggage from Argentina; in purple
mombin in cargo from Costa Rica; and in Ximenia americana in air baggage from
Colombia and Nicaragua; at New Orleans, La., in orange in stores from Mexico;
in purple mombin in air baggage from Guatemala; in star-apple in air baggage
from Mexico; and in tropical almond in air baggage from Venezuela; at New York,
N.Y., in mango in air baggage from Jamaica; in orange in air stores from an un-
known origin; in sapodilla in air quarters from Venezuela; and in Spondias sp. in
baggage from Venezuela; at Nogales, Ariz., in guava, mango, Myrtus ehrenbergit,
and orange in baggage from Mexico; at Philadelphia, Pa., in orange in stores from
Brazil; at San Juan, P.R., in coffee berries in air baggage from Brazil; in grape-
fruit in baggage from Trinidad; and in Spondias sp. in air baggage from Venezuela;
at San Pedro, Calif., in guava in air baggage from Nicaragua; at San Ysidro,
Calif., in mango in baggage from Mexico; at Tampa, Fla., in mango in quarters
from Cuba; and in orange in stores from Argentina; and at Washington, D.C., in
Psidium sp. in express from Brazil.

Dacus sp., possibly passiflorae Frogg., at Honolulu, Hawaii, in Tahiti-chestnut
in air baggage from the Fiji Islands.

Dacus sp., perhaps psidii (Frogg.), at Honolulu, Hawaii, in Tahiti-chestnut in
air baggage from American Samoa.

Dacus sp. at Boston, Mass., in cucumber and squash in stores from French West
Africa; at Honolulu, Hawaii, in coffee berry in preflight inspection of air baggage
leaving Hawaii for the mainland; and in peach in baggage from Australia; and at
New York, N.Y., in Citrus sp., probably reticulata, in air baggage from Pakistan.

Rhagoletis sp., probably cerast, at Boston, Mass., in cherry in air stores from an
unknown origin.

Rhagoletis sp. at Brownsville, Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; and in
Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; at Del «tio and Eagle Pass, Tex., in apple
in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico;
at Galveston, Tex., in apple in stores from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in apple in
baggage from Mexico; at New York, N.Y., in apple in stores from Mexico; at
Nogales, Ariz., in apple and Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; and at San
Antonio, Tex., in apple in air baggage from Mexico.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 9

Thirty interceptions identified to family only, Tephritidae, were intercepted at
the following ports: Baltimore, Md., in mango in stores from India; at Baton
Rouge, La., in orange in stores from an unknown origin; at Boston, Mass., in
eucumber in stores from French West Africa; in guava in air baggage from the
Azores; and with mixed cut flowers in air baggage from France; at Brownsville,
Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; and in mango in air baggage from Nica-
ragua; at Hoboken, N.J., in franchet cotoneaster in mail from Italy; and in palm
fruit in mail from Borneo; at Honolulu, Hawaii, in coffee berry, guava, and vi-apple
in preflight inspection of baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; at Jacksonville,
Fla., in courbaril seed and seed of Enterolobium cyclocarpum in baggage from
Panama; at Laredo, Tex., in pecan husk in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla.,
in chayote in air baggage from Brazil; and in quince in air stores from Peru; at
New Orleans, La., in sour orange in stores from Colombia; at New York, N.Y., in
cucurbit in air stores from an unknown origin; in cotton boll in baggage from
Greece; and in pricklypear in baggage from Italy; at Nogales, Ariz., pupa with
yucca plant in cargo from Mexico; at San Antonio, Tex., in Mandarin orange in
air baggage from Mexico; at San Francisco, Calif., in cucumber in stores from
Hawaii; and in mango in baggage from Hawaii; and at Washington, D.C., in
Solanum etuberosum fruit in mail from Chile.
een adult of Tephritis sp. at New York, N.Y., in hay packing in baggage from

orway.

Other incompletely determined insects worthy of mention were:

An aleyrodid, Aleurodicinae, new genus near Aleurodicus, at Laredo, Tex., on
orchid leaf in cargo from Mexico; and at Nogales, Ariz., on orchid leaf in cargo
from Mexico.

Allocorhynus sp. (Curculionidae), a very interesting group, apparently confined
to cycads, at Brownsville, Tex., in Dion edule in cargo from Mexico.

Alydus sp. (Coreidae), new to the National Museum collection, at Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas, with cabbage in baggage from Tortola.

Anchonini (Curculionidae), near Anchonus, a very interesting weevil, not in the
National Museum collection, at New York, N.Y., with ginger in cargo from Cuba.

Andrector sp., probably salvint (Baly) (Chrysomelidae), at New York, N.Y.,
with peas in aircargo from Venezuela.

Andrector sp., probably variabilis Jac. (Chrysomelidae), at San Pedro, Calif., on
an orchid plant in mail from the Canal Zone.

: Archips sp. (Tortricidae) at Boston, Mass., with canna plants in baggage from
taly.

Aspidiotus sp. (Coccidae), not placed as a described species, was intercepted
eight times at six different ports on fruits and plant material from the following
countries: Brazil, China, Ecuador, Ghana, and Mexico.

Asterolecanium sp. (Aleyrodidae), apparently undescribed, at Miami, Fla., on
palm leaf in airmail from the Canal Zone.

Aulacaspis sp. (Coccidae), an undescribed species, at Hoboken, N.J., on pseudo-
bulb of Coelogyne sp. in cargo from India.

Baris sp. (Curculionidae) at Baltimore, Md., in horseradish in cargo from Ger-
many; and at New York, N.Y., in horseradish in cargo from Poland.

Batrachedra sp. (Cosmopterygidae), probably a new species, at Brownsville,
Tex., with Yucca sp. cuttings in baggage from Mexico; and at San Ysidro, Calif.,
with agave cuttings in baggage from Mexico.

Brachyrhinus sp. (Cureulionidae) at New York, N.Y., in soil with primrose
plants in baggage from Belgium.

Bruchus sp. (Bruchidae), apparently new to the National Museum collection, at
Boston, Mass., in Lathyrus sp. seed in air baggage from the Azores.

Bryobia sp. (Tetranychiaae), apparently a new species, at Seattle, Wash., on
chrysanthemum in quarters from Japan.

Carpvusina sp. (Carposinidae) at Hoboken, N.J., in kobus magnolia seed in cargo
from Japan; and at New York, N.Y., in unknown berries in baggage from Greece.

Crioceris sp. (Chrysomelidae) at Chicago, Ill., on asparagus fern in air baggage
from Germany; and on asparagus fern in air quarters from England.

Diaprepes sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N.Y., in yam in baggage from
Jamaica; and at San Juan, P.R., in cargo leaving for the mainland.

Epicaerus sp. (Curculionidae) was intercepted 18 times at 9 different ports in
potatoes in baggage and stores from Mexico.

An eriophyid mite, apparently undescribed genus and species, at Boston, Mass.,
on a beech cutting in air baggage from England.

497115.—59—_2

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“Bulia’”’ sp. (Tortricidae) at New York, N.Y., in grape, nectarine, peach, and
plum in cargo from Chile.

Gnorimoschema sp. (Gelechiidae), probably a new species and not any of the
species heretofore associated with potato, at Mobile, Ala., in potato in stores from
Honduras.

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) at New Orleans, La., in genip in air bag-
gage from Guatemala and in orange in quarters from Brazil; at Miami, Fla., in
guava in air baggage from Cuba and in mangrove plant in air baggage from Grand
Cayman; at Nogales, Ariz., in Byrsonima crassifolia in baggage from Mexico; and
in guava in preflight inspection of baggage leaving San Juan, P.R., for the main-
land.

Lepidosaphes sp. (Coccidae), not known to occur in the United States, at Wash-
ington, D.C., on Angraecum compactum in mail from England.

Leptinotarsa sp. (Chrysomelidae), new to the National Museum collection, at
Brownsville, Tex., on banana in cargo from Mexico.

Ligyrocoris sp. (Lygaeidae), very unusual and not in the National Museum
collection, at New Orleans, La., on banana in cargo from Ecuador.

Lizus sp. (Curculionidae) at Baltimore, Md., in beet in cargo from Algeria; at
New Orleans, La., in beet in stores from England; and at Philadelphia, Pa., in
beet in stores from Egypt and in celery in stores from Morocco.

Myrmex sp. (Curculionidae) at Honolulu, Hawaii, on Epidendrum stenopetalum
stem in airmail from the Canal Zone.

Palaeopus sp. (Curculionidae) at New Orleans, La., in yam in air baggage from
Jamaica; and at New York, N.Y., in yam in air baggage from Jamaica.

Premnotrypes sp. (Curculionidae) at Galveston, Tex., in potato in stores from
Ecuador; at New Orleans, La., in potato in stores from Peru; and at New York,
N.Y., in Solanum sp. tuber in baggage from Peru.

Pseudococcus sp. (Coccidae), not placed as a described species, was intercepted
32 times at 9 different ports on various plant material from the following coun-
tries: Azores, Brazil, Canal Zone, Costa Rica, Cuba, England, France, Guatemala,
Indonesia, Jamaica, Marshall Islands, Mexico, Monaco, Panama, and Philippines.

Spermophagus sp. (Bruchidae) at Houston, Tex., with Ipomoea pes-caprae seed
in air baggage from Liberia.

DISEASES

Incompletely determined pathogens worthy of mention were:

Asterina sp., apparently undescribed, at San Francisco, Calif., on Banksia
ericifolia in aircargo from Australia.

Cercospora sp. at San Juan, P.R., on Wedelia trilobata leaf in air baggage from
British Guiana.

Nel siolichum sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Reinhardtia sp. leaf in cargo from
exico.

Cytospora sp. at San Francisco, Calif., and Seattle, Wash., on tree peonies in
cargo from Japan.

a ee gnenaia sp. at New Orleans, La., on tropical almond leaf in air baggage from
uba.

Helminthosporium sp. at Miami, Fla., on H'pidendrum stenopetalum leaf in air-
cargo from Panama.

Hendersonia sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on Calocarpwm sp. and sapote in baggage
from Mexico.

Leptosphaeria sp., probably undescribed, at Miami, Fla., on bromeliad leaf in
aircargo from the Canal Zone.

Monochaetia sp.(?) at Nogales, Ariz., on Lucuma sp. in baggage from Mexico.

Phomopsis sp., probably the ‘‘A’’ spores, at Washington, D.C., on bougain-
villea plant in mail from Portugal; Phomopsis sp., apparently undescribed, at
San Pedro, Calif., on Persea sp. in air baggage from Guatemala.

Phyllostictina sp. at New Orleans, La., on tropical almond leaf in air baggage
from Cuba.

Puccinia sp., apparently undescribed, at Miami, Fla., on Oncidiwm sp. leaf in
aircargo from Ecuador; Puccinia sp. at Miami, Fla., on Oncidium sp. leaf in air
baggage from Mexico.

Septoria sp. at New Orleans, La., on anthurium flower petal in quarters from
Trinidad(?); at Houston, Tex., on lily in air baggage from Mexico; and at Wash-
ington, D.C., on Quaresmeira roxa in air express from Brazil.

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NEMATODES

Aphelenchoides sp. at Boston, Mass., with Chinese vegetables in cargo from
Hong Kong; with unknown greens in air stores from Italy; with unknown plants,
in soil with gladiolus corms, and in soil with unknown bulbs and roots in air
baggage from the Azores; in unknown roots in air baggage from England; and in
soil with parsnips and turnips in stores from the Canary Islands; at Brownsville,
Tex., in Hypochoeris sp. in air baggage from Argentina; at El Paso, Tex., in soil
with amaryllis bulbs, hydrangea, and various plants in baggage from Mexico; at
Hoboken, N.J., in colechicum corms in cargo from the Netherlands; and in prim-
rose seed in mail from England; at Laredo, Tex., in chrysanthemum roots in bag-
gage from Mexico; at New Orleans, La., in garlic in transiting cargo from Mexico;
at New York, N.Y., in Dicentra sp. and Trollius sp. roots in aircargo from the
Netherlands; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with bougainvillea and assorted unknown
plants in baggage from Mexico; and at Norfolk, Va., in soil with palm plants in
baggage from Trinidad.

Aphelenchus sp. at Baltimore, Md., in soil with leeks in stores from Denmark;
at Boston, Mass., in soil with bulbs, roots, and unknown plants in air baggage
from the Azores; at Brownsville, Tex., in lily roots in baggage from Mexico; at
Calexico, Calif., in Euphorbia sp. roots in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex.,
in soil with amaryllis bulbs and Gasteria sp. in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken,
N.J., in dahlia roots in mail from Germany; at Laredo, Tex., in chrysanthemum
roots in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on roots of banana in air
baggage from Cuba; and in soil on roots of unknown plant in air baggage from
Argentina; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with coleus and unknown plants in baggage
from Mexico; and at Norfolk, Va., in soil with caladium plant in baggage from
Trinidad.

Criconema sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with an unknown plant in baggage from _
Mexico; and at Seattle, Wash., in soil with a dwarf sweet lime tree in baggage
from Japan.

Criconemoides sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with mango seedling in baggage from
Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on cactus roots in air baggage from Chile; and at
New Orleans, La., in soil with mint roots in air bagage from Honduras.

Ditylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in dasheens in stores from Cuba; at Browns-
ville, Tex., in soil with Chamaedorea sp. plants in baggage from Mexico; at
Calexico, Calif., in garlic in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken, N.J., in colchicum
corms in cargo from the Netherlands; and in hop roots in airmail from Germany ;
and at New Orleans, La., in garlic in cargo from Mexico.

Gottholdsteineria sp. at Boston, Mass., in garlic in stores from France; at Eagle
Pass, Tex., in unknown plant in baggage from Mexico; and at Laredo, Tex., in
soil with dahlia roots in mail from Germany.

Helicotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with callas, citrus, Mesembryan-
themum sp., miscellaneous plants, and sedum in air baggage from the Azores; in
soil with grape and oleander cuttings in air baggage from Italy; in soil with ivy
plants in air baggage from Germany; in soil with petrea flat wood in air baggage
from the Union of South Africa; and in soil with spruce tree in baggage from
Canada; at Brownsville, Tex., with bougainvillea and royal poinciana plants in
baggage from Mexico; in soil with Chamaedorea sp. plants in air baggage from
Nicaragua; at Eagle Pass, Tex., with unknown plant in baggage from Mexico; .
at El Paso, Tex., with peperomia plant in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex.,
in lemon grass roots, in soil for analysis, and in soil with begonia, gardenia, and
succulent plants, and roots of unknown plants in baggage from Mexico; in soil
with dracaena plants in express from Cuba; and with unknown plants in baggage
and cargo from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on banana roots and roots of
miscellaneous plants in air baggage from Cuba; in soil near roots of coffee plants
in air baggage from Guatemala; in soil with fern roots in airmail from Bolivia;
and in soil near roots of Pilea sp. in air baggage from Peru; at New Orleans, La.,
in soil with mint roots in air baggage from Honduras; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil
with lily bulbs in baggage from Mexico; at Presidio, Tex., in soil with cactus and
portulaca plants in baggage from Mexico; at San Juan, P.R., in soil with philo-
dendron plants in air baggage from Puerto Rico; and at Washington, D.C., in
soil with olive trees in mail from Italy.
ape esctiopiona sp. at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with lily bulbs in baggage from

exico.

Heterodera sp., possibly trifolii (Goffart) Oostenbrink, at San Pedro, Calif., in
soil with shamrock roots in aircargo from Ireland.

12 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Other members of the genus Heterodera were intercepted 208 times at 26 ports
from the following countries: Argentina, Austria, Azores, Belgium, Cape Verde
Islands, Chile, Denmark, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland,
Italy, Japan, Korea, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand,
Northern Ireland, Norway, Poland, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and
Turkey. These interceptions were made from soil samples, sand ballast, and
soil with the following: New and used automobiles, army equipment, bark, cereal
straw jackets, conex boxes, flower bulbs, roots, and tubers, gladiolus corms,
lily-of-the-valley pips, old bagging, plants, on shoes, and vegetables.

Hoplolaimus, new species, at Laredo, Tex., in soil with philodendron plants in
baggage from Mexico.

Hoplolaimus sp. at Boston, Mass., with unknown plants and in soil with
arborvitae plants in air baggage from the Azores.

Meloidogyne sp. probably new species closely related to brevicauda Loos, at New
York, N.Y., with yams in baggage from Nigeria.

Meloidogyne sp. at Boston, Mass., in dasheens in air baggage from the Azores
and Portugal and in stores from Cuba; at Hoboken, N.J., in Achimenes sp. tubers
in mail from India; in calla lily tubers in cargo from Italy; in astilbe roots in
cargo from the Netherlands; in clematis roots in mail from England and in cargo
from the Netherlands; in Curcuma roscoeana and C. zedaria tubers in mail from
the Netherlands; in Kaempferia spp. tubers in cargo and mail from India and the
Netherlands; in Japanese iris roots in cargo from Japan; in peony roots in cargo
from the Netherlands and in mail from England; in Reichsteineria macropoda
roots in cargo from the Netherlands; and in Thomsonia nepalensis tubers and in
tuberose in mail from India; at Laredo, Tex., in begonia tubers, coriander roots,
and ivy roots in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil with Aphelandra sp.
roots in aircargo from the Netherlands; in soil with cactus roots in air baggage
from Chile; and in soil with Pittosporum sp. roots in aircargo from the Netherlands;
at New Orleans, La., in potatoes in stores from Italy and Japan; at New York,
N.Y., in Achimenes sp. tubers in aircargo from India; and in gladiolus corms in
cargo from Japan; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with unknown plants in baggage from
Mexico; at San Diego, Calif., in yam in stores from Japan; and at San Pedro,
Calif., in dahlia roots in cargo from Japan.

Pratylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with dasheens in air baggage from
Portugal; at Douglas, Ariz., in soil sample in air baggage from Mexico; at Hl
Paso, Tex., in soil with mint plants in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken, N.J.,
in clematis roots in cargo from the Netherlands and in mail from England; in
fortune plantainlily roots in cargo from the Netherlands; in iris roots in mail
from England and the Netherlands and in cargo from Japan; in Ligularia clivorum
roots in mail from England; and in roots of Physostegia sp., western bleedingheart,
and yucca in cargo from the Netherlands; at Laredo, Tex., in chrysanthemum
roots in baggage from Mexico; at New York, N.Y., in Kamchatka bugbane roots
in aircargo from the Netherlands; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with lily bulbs in
baggage from Mexico; and at San Francisco, Calif., in lily-of-the-valley pips in
cargo from Denmark.

Psilenchus sp. at El Paso, Tex., in soil with plants in baggage from Mexico; and
at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with caladium tubers in baggage from Mexico.

Radopholus sp., near gracilis (de Man) Hirschmann, at Boston, Mass., in water-
chestnuts in cargo from Hong Kong.

Radopholus sp. at Boston, Mass., in unknown roots in stores from Egypt.

Rotylenchulus sp. at Norfolk, Va., in soil with palm plants in baggage from
Trinidad.

Rotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with Arctostaphylos sp. plant in baggage
from Ireland; in soil with narcissus bulbs in aireargo and in soil with petrea flat
wood in air baggage from the Union of South Africa; and in soil with tulip bulbs in
mail from Germany; at Hoboken, N.J., in Cladrastis sp. roots in cargo from the
Netherlands; at Laredo, Tex., in sansevieria roots in cargo from Mexico; and at
Miami, Fla., in soil near roots of Pilea sp. in air baggage from Peru.

Scutellonema sp., near bradys, at Boston, Mass., in soil with begonia(?) plant
in quarters from Belgian Congo.

Scutellonema sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with gardenia plants in baggage from
reece and at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with amaryllis bulbs in baggage from

exico.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 13

Tylenchorhynchus sp. at Baltimore, Md., in soil with leeks in stores from
Denmark and the Netherlands; at Boston, Mass., with unknown flowering plants
in air baggage from Greece; at Brownsville, Tex., with Chamaedorea sp. plants,
Pilea sp. plants, and royal poinciana in baggage from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz.,
in soil with bromeliad plants in baggage from Mexico; at Washington, D.C., in
soil with olive trees in mail from Italy; and at Ysleta, Tex., in soil with portulaca
plants in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with fern asparagus and “‘Spider”’ plant
in air baggage from Germany; in soil with heather in air baggage from Scotland;
and in soil with oleander plant in air baggage from Italy; at Brownsville, Tex.,
with bougainvillea plant in baggage from Mexico; at Douglas, Ariz., in soil sample
in air baggage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in soil with poinsettia and unknown
plants in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., with begonia tuber in baggage
from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on roots of anthurium in air baggage from
Colombia; in soil with roots of Aphelandra sp. in aireargo from the Netherlands;
in soil on cactus roots in air baggage from Chile; and in soil on unknown plant
roots in air baggage from Argentina; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with bean plants,
bromeliad plants, lily bulbs, and an unknown plant in baggage from Mexico; at
Norfolk, Va., in rice straw rug in cargo from Japan; and in soil with palm plants
in baggage from Trinidad; at San Antonio, Tex., in soil with wandering-jew plant
in air baggage from Mexico; and at Ysleta, Tex., in soil with portulaca plant in
baggage from Mexico.

Xtphinema sp. at Laredo, Tex., with lily bulbs and in soil around roots of royal
poinciana plant in baggage from Mexico; and at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with an
unknown plant in baggage from Mexico.

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PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country

Africa:
Africa (country (?)) --
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Belgian Congo

Canary, islands: 2a 2222 knee

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Ethiopia

Kenya

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Nigeria

Sierra Leone
Tanganyika
Tunisia -

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Hong Kong
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India(?)____-
Tndonesia___-

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Singapore Hae aU IES RALECK
Thailand

Australasia;
American Samoa
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Christmas Island
Eniwetok(?)_
Fiji Islands
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Marshall Islands
Midway Islands
New Guinea

Norfolk Island

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Philippines
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North America:

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Tahiti

Belgium

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Yugoslavia

Central America:
British Honduras

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West Indies:

American Virgin Islands____

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Dominican Republic_______
Eleuthera Island
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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 15

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table—Continued

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
North America—Continued Number | Number Number | Number
West Indies—Continued Total:
BROUGOLA! See Ses ee 6 0 Africas 22) an fae 2 te 96 58
permidadiee sie Leet Ses 25 8 ONG €: sees cena par SS 678 383
South America: PATISCU ALAS 8 ae eee ee 698 71
Arronbinga’ 222 i*2) oso 9 16 IULO Des 222 = os ee eS 659 282
JeYel ih ate Ss ee ee ae 1 0 IN OTL VAINe TI Chee ee eee 1,170 485
13 hxtVAN ce Se Ee ee ee ee 45 62 South’Atmerica! 2-2 es 255 94
BritishiGuiang=:-2=2 = ee 6 1 Unknown aie st eae 25 25
Des e S S 69 0
Colombinss=s25_ a 17 3 DO tal otto 2- Se ao ees ae ke 3, 581 1, 398
DGTEG be 78 2 Total incompletely deter-
BATA CR ye oe ee ee ee te = 1 0 minedspesisas ses eae 2,279 688
1PGTAb Ie LAT eRe eae ey ae ear 7 a3)
Sombie eee 0 1 Total insect interceptions ___ ON SOO) eee a
(Qinireq beh 7s = 5 Soe See See ee 0 1 Total disease interceptions__|___._____ 2, 086
Merle zie) a eae eee at CE oe 22 13 Granditotalasess ss eae eee eee 17,946

1 This total represents only pests of known or potential plant quarantine importance or certain organisms
of scientific importance. The total of all interceptions made during the year was 18,198.

Norte.—Interceptions were also made from Borneo, Burma, Dominica, Gibraltar, Greenland, Guadeloupe,
Iceland, Iraq, Marquesas Islands, Nevis, St. Martin, St. Michael, Somaliland, Swaziland, Syria, Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics, Virgin Islands, and Wales.

16 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1968
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; a in—
eae
3 | b0
aa) 2 |e
ao] gag |es
Oor!| CO /eH
O 124 1m
Acalymma trivittata (Mann.) (Chrysomelidae):
SBTOSS7CO TAQ UUICTULD) ei ere eee IM@xicoMs 2 OL: Sues Me era ee Tex.
Acalypta brunnea (Germ.) (Tingidae):
Saintpaulia ionantha (African violet)_-----_-_- Geer ary ee ae | ee | ee erat
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)__------_--_------_-- Aruba, Panama__________- 7 et a N.Y.

Acanthoscelides griseolus (Fall.) (?) (Bruchidae):
ISCSUATIG SP He EL AUe. RU Ee alt
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
TIupinus sp. (lupine) -_----
Vicia faba (broadbean)
Aceria macrochelus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
tAlcer:Spsi(maple))s ie cen Wives pene eee hah
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae):
PALTLT SALUT (ZATIIC) eee ee LaLa
Achatina fulica Fer. (Mollusca):
VET Parry. Cane Ons at kay Mat aren SO NL A
Acledra fraterno (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
Waiisispu(erape) seas oe ee eae
Aclerda yunnanensis Ferris (Coccidae):

GEASS URE ER ae RC EA Te aa Philippines __---.-.-----__ 3 es ee Calif.*
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae): :

Alii porn) (eek) 22225 Seaee a ae Belgium, France, Italy, |----| 5 |----| Pa.

Netherlands.

IBFOSSi COMODO (GUEDID) aoe ea es WWhalianOhy reso see eee ee Nae Real bf.
Acrosternum heegeri (Fieber) (Pentatomidae):

Giinwsisinensis) (Orange) eae ae TST] eee RSet IR AN SO a Yo eae 8) pe es N.Y.
Adleria kollari (Htg.) (Cynipidae):

Quercus cerris (European Turkey oak) ________- Tp aly aces eo ene Nw rhe Pape pee INS
Adoretus sinicus (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):

HN ity O) CETTE pe sie Ug ES gh UU ne ees Hawaii, Japan, unknown__|---- 4 |---| Hawali

Syne Hawai cS eee Wh loss} leo Hawaii.

NOW ETS eee Nea 1
Operculina tuberosa__ 1
TUTE NU LY oH 2) CAI Rl UG TSE NTL SO VRS SRG Cae ANG PE 1

Adozrophyes orana (F.R.) (Tortricidae):
SGT OS CHE
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):

Cassia fistula (golden-shower) __-__-_-_--------_ Trinidad, Venezuela______ BE | ee nape INDYEs

COSSIC! SPS NEI MD 2 DNA LN SONAL ON Cuba, Trinidad___________ Heeb IN
Agonozena argaula Meyr. (Agonoxenidae): i

Cocos nucifera (coconut) 2. a Palmyra Islands____._--__}_---]---- 1 | Hawaii.
Agrotis erusta (Btlr.) (Noctuidae): i

SANIT 1) Lema CIOL INL RCN ARTO al VOU RRA Pfs oY: Na TOARA I. tS ANC a 1 |----| Hawaii.
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae): (

Citrus aurantifolia (lime) ..____.___-__-_____-____- IMCS CO Eee ON Se ene eaten Nees dy ess Reali

Citrus aurantium (sour orange) ____---------__- Nicaragua sus ee i fees ees Tex.

Cririssinensis (Orange) 6.08 2 a a INS Sire oS ES Be GY a a Ariz., Tex.

Gripe Spee sadn LT NNN Ny ACG RR Mexico, Nicaragua________ Ou] Chea aE Ariz., Tex.
Aleuroglandulus emmae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):

OT CHIC INI NE CAN ae OR ae Mexico. 22sticths 2.202 React ee 1} Tex.
Ale'rolobus olivinus Silvestri (Aleyrodidae):

Olentetiro paca) (Olive): ane ae maa Gea eee ee yl ers ee N.Y.
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):

Gardenia augusia (gardenia)________________-_- Mexico seuss aint. Gases a esse Bex.
Aleuroplatus plwmosus (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):

Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)_-_-____________ VD patsy Ena YG baa eh Ed ee 1) }22=2|\Miass:
Aleuroplatus variegatus Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae):

OT ORELED OTIS ee ene ea UN eae IME XIC ON ae LE 1 aed) fee Tex.
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):

Giiriisisinensis (OLANBC) 2 lane eee NEN Brazil, Mexico_.------_--- 15)! 92)| 22S Callies,

ex.
(GE FID $5) Oo SR Ae I ec Qa ERS Dominican Republic, | 4 |----|---- P.R., Tex.

: : Mexico, Nicaragua.
Aleurothrizus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae):

Gitrusisinensts) (Orange) 22 Lee BT zil eee oo ee ae ye) in BED
Aleurotrachelus cameiliae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)_-_... -__________- | ST eayp sha ee ee eee aay ated | ca | ee 1 || Os

Camellia sasangua (sasanqua camellia) _____.___ [oem fs (a VeRO ace sie 27, We ee 4! D.C.

ce LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 17

Pesis Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1988—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i in—
jor;
Hg
a8
or
12)
a aaa” aucubae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodi-
ae):
Tlex crenata (Japanese holly) --..--------------- Jeb DEPTS © oe OITA PN Sui | RSL Ge ee D.C.
Sree magnoliae Takah. (Aleyrodi-
ae):
GOTTLOD SER STNCAT Rese Se PE as |e (3 Ca ee en Na GN ly (et aN D.C.
Aleurotuberculatus similis Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
Tler crenata (Japanese holly) --.----------------|----- Ca Ce ee eyelet al shea a D.C.
Ler enteoTaXteucoclade . 22-216 | So eee ee Eee ee A SEN MET a D.C.
ST LOCRTULG OST ee A ee ee Se ae TE eA D.C.
HAP TAS UO ET OUR Se re lane ee ERE eS 2 Pe RANA ERS ONS AS 2 D.C.
WAECINTL OLIN aa ne ee eee a ee et Oe AY RICA ie eae a D.C.
Aleyrodes lonicerae Wik. (Aleyrodidae):
Fragaria sp. pozaw Derry) Py I re Germ airy ee meee seein ae | Peed NJ.
Soil with unknown plant-_-_-.....----------.--.- PAIS tna = Le SaaS RROD (cpa) END INOS
Amblycephalus spectrus (Dist, ) (Cicadellidae):
PAU rIplaniO meee t= te NS Me ee fee be Japan (2) sae ee Fete cae Hawaii.
Amitermes wheeleri (Desne) (Termitidae)
ACT EIS Meer ae oT os ee Vi e@xico : so eats NE A eat roel (saa Tex.

Amphelasma decoratum (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):

Oychrichteee ec ot ote ae Se ONES cP a C0 (a RS ae sate oy ete RRL Sal) Ariz.

Amyssonotum rastratum flecum McA. & Mall.
(Pentatomidae):

Pleunotayis Sp (OLCDIG) =2 225 eee ee eae ee OE ae EOE, [ES RS Tex.
Anacraga sofia Dyar (Dalceridae):
ORCI chee a Oy TYE OR PERO SE GO a See ENA a 2A OSS ke Tex.
Anaphothrips orchidaceus Bagn. (Thripidae):
TELIA CEDS(OLCDIG) ioe Se a ee (Va peal ea EN Bale | Tex.
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)._----------|----- GO tents Pua i ee aaa 1 Tex.
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) -_--.------------|----- doleeute Ones ee es 10 Ariz., Tex.
Citrus aurantium (sour orange). --_------------|----- LO SUM Se NE EUNS 1 ex.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) - -_-----------------|----- GOS hae Ee 10 La., Tex.
GCiiris sinensis (Oranve) = =.2-- 2222-2 sss Guatemala, Mexico--_--_- 62 Ala., Ariz.,
Fla., La. =
N.Y., Pa.,
Ton
‘Cydonia oblonga (quince) 7 Tex.
Mangifera indica (mango) -__- 70 Ala., Ariz.,
Calif.,
Tex,
IPersem @InericanGg)(BV0CHG0) =.) eee ee one dosnae 1 Tex.
Prunus persica (peach) ----------- Pe Qe o ute 1 Tex.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _--------------]----- Corse aia 1 Tex,
ean mombinpraeopians Sein (Tephriti-
ae):
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple)-__--------_- Guatemalasee shee Tex.
Mangifera indicia (mango) _------------------_- Central America, Costa /101 Ala., Ariz.,
Rica, Cuba, Dominican alif.,
Republie, El Salvador, Calif.,*
Guatemala, Haiti, Hon- Fla., Ml.,
duras, Jamaica, Mexico, La., Md.,
Nicaragua, Panama, ING
Puerto Rico. P.R.,S.C.,
Tex.
Psidium guajava (guava) _.--------------------- IVECXI COM seo ae Lucien, 1 Fla.
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-_---------- Honduras(?), Nicaragua__| 3 Calif.*
Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)-____--____ Central America, El Sal- | 12 La., Tex
vador, Guatemala, Hon-
duras, Nicaragua.
MOVIN pre peeen see me eat Si RAE IVEGXICOL ERY 2 eos ee) AE Tex
eee mombinpraeoptans Sein(?) (Tephriti-
ae):
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-_---------- Mrinidad 22 ees rou ene 1 Fla,
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)-_---------- Mexico tee ese eee) 2 Calif.
Iucuma psammophila ___-----------_--_------- 89 fe VA RS Oa Sa ape eae He Ey a ee D.C.
Anastrepha striata Schin.(?) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)__..--.--------_--._--- IVE XACO! = SSS) Bs eae 1 Ariz.

497115—59——3

18

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1 968—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection ]

Pest and host

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
BG a1 ee ee

Pisum sativum (pea) :
Andrector atrofasciata (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):
Tillandsia sp
Andrector ruficornis (Oliv.) (Chrysomelidae) :

Te {SpE n OBIS 0B Sc a ACs SUR IV RIN
Anoecia corni (F.) (Aphidae):
Cornus sp
Anomala orientalis Waterh. (Scarabaeidae):
SGV eg ego 2g OV Ep Us Fa hE eR i
Anthonomus rectirostris (L.) (Curculionidae):
Prunus serotina (black cherry)
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Gynodonispeeiet sae SSE DE ee eee
Panicum purpurascens (para grass) -_----------
Aonidiella citrina Coq. (Coccidae):
Orchid__
Aonidiella comperei Mask. (Coccidae):
Jasminum sp. (jasmine)
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
Gitrasignandis) (pummelo) eee ee ee
Citrus limon (lemon)
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_-_--------

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Cycas sp.-
Aonidiella lauretorm (Ldgr.) (Coccidae):

Tlex latifolia_
Apion carduorum Kirby (Cureulionidae):

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)
Apion griseum Sm. (Curculionidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)
Araecerus levipennis Jord. (Anthribidae):

I CTL A HIN TO) SSE er OU Arie
Arge pullata (Zadd.) (Argidae):

Betula sp. (birch) _-
Argyresthia conjugella (Zell. ) (Hyponomeutidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple)

Arion circumscriptus Johnston (Mollusea):
Soil with fir trees
Soil with’gladiolus bullbs__._-_5_-------__-_-.-
Soil with unknown plant

Aspidiotus aesculi Johns. (Coccidae) (tentative):
Unknown twig__

Aspidiotus abietis (Schrank) (Coccidae):
Tsuga sp. (hemlock) _-

Aspidiotus aharonii Bod. “(Coceidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (carob)

Aspidiotus australiensis Kuw. (Coccidae):
Dendrobium undulatum (orchid)

Aspidiotus cryptomeriae Kuw. (Coccidae):
Cryptomeria japonica. _-

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon) (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)

Camellia sp_.-----

Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Bambusa sp__-

Camellia sinensis (tea)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Cyrtopodium sp. (orchid)
West uno wisee e eee a

Country of origin

Bahamas, Dominican Re-
public, Panama, Puerto
Rico, St. Kitts, Tortola.

Bahamas, Panama--------

Belem ese eee

Rangvanwi kano ae sees
Philip pinessees anes

JAMA CAEss Ose Ue ae

Tn ciate Sse d, Nee

JMibalkenayolon eS Ce es
England, Germany, Ire-

land, Italy, Sweden, un-
known.

Sweden (7) Be ae eee eee

TSA) Geese ete Sees ae

Cont Zone, Costa Rica,
Jamaica, Mexico, Pan-
ama.

British’ Guiana 2.--- 22223 :

Barbadoses seo seees sence

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
- >
F | ele
o
28/4 (68
or] O/H
O | 4 |A
LF a PS a
PAR Neo |=
Ci P| [es 3
BS ea 1
nA Wee et UPd
peeih a te 1
Ble eae Pel RS at
Ses ee 1
pol pal | apnea) 1
eel aes 1
er a ee 1
Zsa 1
ALF | SRS ee
oe | ee 1
Dee Tre [lester
Ah ep ae a
2 OS | eae a
See eet at
hed | el es
P7b| (ermee| ferehoc
QOH ie |
ee | ee
syle |bese 2
Se ee NT
pec bee of 1
a | ee 1
d UBS ec [eo
Dil s | re
Asis 1
= we 1
Sawa Ds
E P 3
ee de rs | kp
2D Sake acne
ph bee 1
‘Des | oR ee eg

Collected
in—

Fla,
D.C.
Hawaii,
N.J.

D.C,
D.C.

Fla.
Fla.
Hawaii.
D.C.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
D.C.
Mass.
Tex.

Hawaii

Hawaii.
IDK OF,

D.C.,
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Calif.*
D.C.
Ariz.,

Calif.,* Fla.
NSS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1958

19

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 80, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae)—Con.
TRCVALONGTARAISa( palm) s---_==) 22 ee
Mangifera indica (mango) _---------------------
BN GTIORS Don ALIN) hf ee
COVA TUNG La a ae IE hose a ner rae

Prunus amygdalus (almond)_------------------

ERD USES) ee eee ere) TT nd es eae

Terminalia catappa (bitter almond)__---_______

Trachelospermum asiaticum
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):

OSMAUTUVUS ITAQNOMS oe ae ee ee

Pachysandra terminalis (Sapanese pachysandra) _
Aspidiotus herculeanus CkKll. & Hadden (Coc-

cidae):

PUL TLS COs ake led. ate Le ewes he
Aspidiotus mairet (Bal.) (Coccidae):

COASTS (ER AONAD NAS RS OS Fo ENT pe ea a
Aspidiotus mendax McKenzie (Coccidae):

Odontoglossum grande (orchid) -_-----.--------_-
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll (Coccidae):

CONN AMOM UTE COSTAS eA a ee

Gacosiiiner/eTan (COCONUL) meee ee

Dendrobium victoriae reginae (orchid)___--______

Jasminum multifionwm: 22s 2 ee

Myristica fragrans (nutmeg)_____------------__

(Orel iG 1g Ce RS LS a IR ea Bi al er
eee popularum Marl. (Coccidae) (tenta-

tive):

Phoradendron flavescens (mistletoe) -_----------
Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri Kuw. (Coccidae):

ROS Dea (ALD OLVITAC) oe ee ee ee ae
Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):

ERULUUSISI Rete ie Sn se) OE Ree se Pek

Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
Bamboo-_
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Broughtonia sp. (orchid)
Cattery asp (Orchid) eee ee ene
SEYpulenaruaSpes (OCD) ase a
Oncidium pulchellum (orchid) _--.-----------__-
Oncidiimispen es tebe Re Se ee
Orchid eta eine nee haat Ma ee DU eS

Asterolecanium miliaris (Bdv.) (Coccidae):

Bamboo-

ce miliaris miliaris (Bdv.) (Coc-
cidae

cidae):

Asterclecanium petrophilae (Fuller) (Coccidae):
Grevilleaypilitlifey ase ee ee ree
Althesapeuta cypert Mshl. (Curculionidae):
Vanda sp. (orchid)
Aulacaspis latissimus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
DESL NU ACEMLOS UNI ea ee ee ae
Aulacaspis madiunensis (Zehnt.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ____________-
Aulacaspis mangiferae Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)
Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indic1 (mango)
Azeta versicolor (F.) (Noctuidae):
Airplane -
Barathra brassicae (L.) (Noctuidae):
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage)___________

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Country of origin j in—
et Mellie
Ble ls
Bal o |ee
go] qa |/&s
or] OE
Oo Z|
Cubase cae FES eee Ee eed ete 1} Fla.
SINCapOle eae eee Seas setcolk vik
Mani fia 2 eee eee See Maley ihe
Canal Zone, Jamaica, Ja- 1 2 | Calif.,* Fla.
pan
Philippines HR a Pd Pee re aioe see|) Id) (Opti
Ox1CO lo Seis Ver See ean a koe Pg et eX.
Japanese eee wees eee |e aay ily) Oeihies
IMie@xi coms ce) Sin Ne aoe | oe ee Tex.
Japan: 42 Foe os 2 aE lee oly WLI BY:
tee LO 2 ew Seats Lee ea ape eee ree |e Be valel 1D) (6:
SUP O. HOT AMY Ce RESP DN Se PS PL IDG:
OT LOUS] ary Seen ee nee ae | ees | iy Do!
TAT CO Banoo he ene te nee | eee a GH DO)
Gaufemal aes ee a nen eee 1 | Calif.*
mnie OM EST ese ee ee eee | oes ea BU PDO}
IMEGXI COM OE fa see eee aes Le | es Calif.*
IPJovlbhoy oybaVeS}S ye a eee fe 1 | Hawaii.
FATIStR A atone wey ee og leek apes Hawaii
Steel ucias= =a. eee eee EN Ese | tee 1 | Fla.
Costa Rica, Guatemala__|____|____ 2/ Fla
Miexico S222 53 ae aes BL of ariel [gs Tex.
AEH OPEN OY reese al oe 1 |----| Hawaii.
Wan CCM ae oe ee ee |e 9 |---_| Mass., N.Y
Wenezuelazc soo 2 oe os | eee TS INNS
Ue ey] Cae ees arses meres eae | aba 2| Fla.
Brazil) Venezuelan. o22sa2s|6 (nee 3 | Fla., N.J.
{0 Wala eh aa ep | fle 1 | Fla.
Jamal Cares. See sees ae eee alee | ae 1 | Hawaii
BBA Zee tL oa he ese |Past 1 | Fla.
Bahamas, Brazil, British |____| 1 | 21 | Ariz., Fla.,
Honduras, Canal Zone, Mass.
Costa Rica, Cuba, Gua-
temala, Jamaica, Mexi-
co, Panama.
Cubase eee ee 3 ee 2 | eB Fla.
Trinidad, Venezuela__-_--| 1 |----| 1] Fla., N.Y.
ANGISUas ene aes eee p gh (emer | ee Mass.
Australiats s22sn bene 1 Uy) pee | eee Fla.
DEV ea walla sia tee ie fd pees) (Ppa Hawaii.
CEES af OR sa aa Pa oh le 1} D.C.
NewsGuinea: Jor Soo coe enna 1 |] D.c
E] Salvador, Philippines__| 4 |____|__-- Calif.*
El Salvador, Mexico______ Cal feces et eal Calif., Tex
PAN AIM ae Hee ane eee ene ee P2222 | bla
Japan’ st Ue ele staat | pate J2e5|) Ga:
A APU EE PEMA 5h} |, 1 I___.| Wash

Brassica pekinensis (petsai)......-.---..______-_|____- do

MO ed Pond <tc edn oN ott Tae TRL Oot hn ae ee

20 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Collected.
Pest and host Country of origin i or in—
Q is ‘
Blais
as|a/es
or] SO /Z4
O |Z Im
Batrachedra linaria Clarke (Cosmopterygidae):
DA ae ST TAI Re UI ANE i Mexico 2 ss2 82222009 Siesta 1 | Calif.
Bemisia citricola Gomez-Menor(?) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_-...._-_.-- D2) by gale ee Se ge eo Laat We PY Mass,
Bemisia tabaci (Genn.) (Aleyrodidae):
ET AURSUUS STO cee eee ALUN LE II ALD Ss EN Yr BS a cde | Pate 1} Fla.*
EU ophegue piniperda (L.) (Scolytidae):
SAUTE LGV CBN (aT a) IE EN ESE a Swedeneuws sss ka ye Mass,
Biissus pulchellus Mont. (Lygaeidae):
GU TEUNERETAUL I SP eee ea ae a aS BS ee eee eee al ane Ariz.
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Oliv.) (Bostrichidae):
TEE Fara (2 SOA I SR ne DO A eT Keen yas soo tae kT Pe Va
Bouhelia maroccana Bal. (Coccidae):
Muscari comosum (cipollino)_____..-_---._----_ IVIOTOCCO es feta ark Ron | eens ea ING.
Brachycerus akbidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic) ._.-...-.-._--------_--- 2 sa A a RE ae Pa a Pe N.Y.
Brachycerus algirus F. (Curculionidae):
Allium satioum (garlic). .....--.22.2-2- ~~. --_ Ltaly Spaints eee asses Res ee ml eal ean
‘ex.
Brachyrhinus ovatus (L.) (Curculionidae):
SOlliwithefirstrees ate Sh ee COR AF Y0 GS eae 1S Neue
Brachyrhinus porcatus (Hbst.) (Curculionidae):
HROSACCOHS)S HTD Sinner DUNNO Germ amy ee eee ee Tee ol eA ees TIRING
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Mollusca):

LANG OAR 4 LNG ODT OT EG

PANE UTE TSP ee crs aN ee gen ees OL RUS REN d
Cordyline terminalis (ti)---_-

Eisenbeckia leiocarpa_._.-
Flowers

Peperomia sp
Selaginelia sp
SoiliwaGhyani ar ys) De] eae eA ES Tra Cl ca em | | DE

Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)_..-..-------_______- Ela waliee oe RE OD Hawaii.

WGA) cease eR ee LEE RT SN ee en) PO (6 Ke Ee NINA SE SC VEE (aN Hawaii.

With anthurium!and!vanda\flowerso 2220022 i go a | ie ee Hawaii
Brevipalpus obovatus Donn. (Tenuipalpidae):

Eledera Sa (ivy) seen oan Oe Germ Bye evi Spiel einer aee | Lee Mass.

OCI OTUD COCCITEU TIE eee ee Portugal see Eel Sak eae D.C.

BIVIR CIRCLE EN SCO LES ode nian DHE i eee Re Dey PVA 0 ee ce ee Ee ee D.C.

EAULOSDONU TAU AULAL LITA ee Ea] a (6 fo SR EE | See EY ee D.C.
Brevipalpus oncidii Baker (Tenuipalpidae):

COVE a Ce Le eS EASON ES Te OU ad es Wn ad £29 00 GAA eM EE A bet at ra D.C.
Brevipalpus phoenicis (QGeijskes) (‘Tenuipalpi-

PALOCUSER) CUCUBLALE 102 Wie BE YL) NY NICS NR Uae aH Eee TAT ees es eee MeL alse ca] ALS D.C

ces STINET S18 (OTANI EE) mone ee RE Canary Islands_....-..---_|_-__ Fla

CHU aie URE EON Ty BE CO aa Para eh ee he ea 1| Fla.

Stanhopea SPA (Orchid) ae ee en CanaliZone see uae ices eee eee Fla.
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):

GETS) CULLIUGE ISN (ACTA I1) ee as ee aes Dee Italy, Lebanon-_-__--_-____ N.Y., Oreg
Bruchus guttalis Rey(?) (Bruchidae):

WCET TLE ORV 0) SEI ET POT Gg alee pea ae Pa A | ee | ce N.Y.
Bruchus luteicornis Ill. (Bruchidae):

sZCERES READ VE LCL) se eee IE aS ela Cape Verde Islands, Su- D.C., Mass.

matra.

Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):

ENSICULN ATS (ONtL) oo en ee a ae MGS] yy See ea es ol SE Wh acta eee IND
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):

CEC Us op SS AS eR ad a Ree Pee St) CL Oa a a ee N.Y
Cicer arietinum (chickpea) _-2--- 222222 Gresce ee is Soke al Pek Ee N.Y.
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)_---_-_-__--_-_-_______ Ttaly ss bee ee ee bis BE Be N.Y.
VU 01a Ce) Pe NE TT SS AE WA Unknow Be SO oe ae N.Y.
Tipinus sp: (lupine) 2. HEN ae ANE SEA FD ae SL INDYS
Vicia faba (broadbean)_______-_--___ 2s} OL SELULE PTE OE PD Ot ae ieee N.Y.

Bryobia cristata (Duges) (Tetranychidae):
GCHTUROTETUTIISD ie oe ee ek PIO JAPAN Hoe oe a a me Wash.
TGC Bare ee rian as RL UR ITER ARIEL COE EE a no DER RE Wash.
Bucculatriz thurberiella Busck (Lyonetiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)___________________ Mexicosee le ey oie ea hae Ariz.

Callidium rufipenne Mots. (Cerambycidae):
Packing case with artificial fiowers____________ Japan SoS cies aie ENS [Bea ae N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 21

_ Pests Collected and Reported From J uly 1, 1957, Through June 30, 19§8—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin q s in—
a |S
ga 8 2.
as| a |&s
or! SO |e
oO 1G Ia
Calligrapha labyrinthica Stal \Chrysomelidae):
Tedraees bh Ges 5 Se es oe Ba RS cr ED eae IMiexi costae atts tee Sera eee 1 | Tex.
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
GrcLalorigenectavuissce a ee ee ee

Phaseolus sp_-2_ = 2.2
Vicia faba (broadbean)
With foodstuff, grain, nuts, and assorted seeds.
Carposina niponensis Wal. (Carposinidae):

VIS SINE stints: (ADDIC) 25 = ae ne Se ae
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):
Arachis hypogaea (peanut) ---__----------------- ce
Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna) ---------- a waliee see ae ie) es ee ees Hawaii.
COSSTTISD ee a a EF ye hel ad CORTE eee. L (jeete eee Hawaii.
PETES TL TIERS LUI TIEN (DER) ate ae eee ee India? satis La ee eae Vy ees Alay
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) ___---_---_--_--- Dele \ygeph WB Es ear es Df | ees | ae Hawaii.
WandisTa(OLehid) cea e Se aa Ue es GO tee ed seed eos MDS OS el Pa Hawaii.
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (?) (Bruchidae):
IPEUODNONILI OTiCONUN se oa 2 a ee Rhodesiau ee soe ees bane 1] NJ.
Cenaeus pectoralis (Stal) (Pyrrhocoridae):
PPT OLE IST see ee WI dy Union of South Africa-_-.-- By aa) N.Y.
Cenopalpus pulcher (C. & F.) (Tenuipalpidae):
PESURT LSS D wi (OX) ees eee cre ka 2 EI Portugal ss ieee eee 1 |_-.-| Mass.
Cepaea nemoralis (L.) (Mollusca):
Dunnage with automobiles_____--_.----.--__-- Germanyee ease eee Wi ers ee Calif.*
Perrosclimuny ChispUmM (PArsleOy)ssene- eae ee (6 Lojeypepe aay Sse plea Oe a Sih een) dee
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
RCTS Eee a ea Fea Eh a a aaah ik at pea diy SS ay SA alee ae a ETN feopeaseee | ase Mass
Crinisiliamony (Lemon) se se Se eee | a ae (Vo ae A a oe De ae N.Y.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ------------ Esrael tally, oi yay |) 10) jd eae RONEN res
Tunisia 8.C.
Ciinusisinensis (Orange) = 222.2 oe es Argentina, Azores, Egypt, | 3 | 16 |----| Fla., Md.,
Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Mass.,
Spain. N.J., Pa.,
SEC Doxr.
Va.
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) --__._---___----- EVA Wali: Se eas gory Vee 2: Sil Pees) Pa Calif. ,*
Hawaii
Cydonia oblonga (quince) __---_---------------- Greece, Dita liy sey earns 0 | | ee INBYE
JOBSIS CU CCT ACID VEEN Oe See TE ea pally es oe a cd a 2a a Tll., N.Y.
Mangifera indica (mango) ---------------------- Bey Db esi oo. eee Ny eee ad EN NJ.
(QUA Cig NTA, (CON) = 3 GE hgcI Ly Peso Se Mass.
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear) -----_----------|____- (las See ee ee Silas eas N.Y.
EMUNIUSIAOMLESLICG, (DIMI) Se oeee eee eee ae |e done os a ea Oy (eer ee Mass.
ET IUIVULS DERSTCOA (DEACIY) me eee eee ee Mipihys UM bbabtsph ye ee 2] 1 j----| Mass., N.Y.
Psidium guajava (guava) -----------__--___----_ Azores, Portugal-_-------- Co Weekes Pedy Mass.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -_.------------ Utena Dye 2s pee ING
PY TUS CONUITWITS (CAL) eee ae eee Eranee (?), Greece, Italy, | 4} 4 |---- Mass N.Y
pain. a.
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) __---- | PesaelVids
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) 1 |_---]| Mass.
(COiOS THATS ORG) Brazil, Spain, Union of |} 1] 2 |----| Fla., Mass.
South Africa.
HICUSICOTICON (LIE) eas aN ee Nee ee oa ae ae 2 a ee EG PERS IE eee Mass.
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
LAV TITT XESS 0) EE SL A ITD Ras CaS SR el SR, Taz] eee eee a ee ee ane 1 yy Feyse eal [ean WEN
Ceresium unicolor (F.) (Cerambycidae):
SUV NAS 2 aoe ee eee Guam ee aaah A) a 1 |_---| Hawaii.
Ceronema japonica Mask. (?) (Coccidae):
Tlez crenata (Japanese holly) ------------------- ERA Bg A sa I 1 ia DA Ce,
Ceroplastes japonicus Green (Coccidae):
CROLTOTIAIESTS es AEE NR FSR ON Vahl oie 4 PYAAR GOS Roe Sa NE EE gaol TD 1 | Hawaii.
COLO EGS TET Spit es mE EL Se A AV LI ee hag a a 2 | Hawaii,
Hawaii.*
SPM IUN IES SD (iy) pee wea a alas Bale Day Wis td ot eel | Os (6 Ko Seppe eee ease OE LN 1 | Hawaii.
Beronlustens rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
LNG EPCOS (OO ULAR TA eS OY oe ae DET ayaa eee Ne 184) Piaa Hawaii.
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile)_----..------------__|____- LOA eB Ae SU a a a ayes ae Hawaii.
PAG LAA ESTAS OG es Ba US aR NCS NI ig Sk ATT (OK o perc er rhea ae a oat Kb ee JU pga ee even
(CUI TANIKE SUVA TS 2 a RI eee AE oF 1 Maa NaI cS A (a ET LD TDA Or
COMERS ye A Eel Se a Oe rnc pn ad INGA Ayo eS I ae 2 | Calif.,* D.C.
Cotoneaster speek We een Oe ioe ie Nd Say FP A eRe RA Sie eT) IAS, 1 Hawaii.

Gardenia augusta (gardenia) __.---....--------- Hawaii, Japan..---.------ pay ek PES, Hawaii.

22

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Ceroplasies rubens Mask. (Coccidae)—Con.
Gardenia s
Hedera heliz (English ivy)
ler isernat ae 8 Sebo eee es a a aeRO

IE NOLOMENGT ONS Dae ee ee eee eae ee
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):

Ficus arbutifolia

Ficus carica (fig)

Ficus sp
Ceroplastes sinensis del Guer.(?) (Coccidae):
Citrus limon (lemon)
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (M1t.) (Thripidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)
Chalcodermus aeneus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Chermes piceae Ratz. (Chermidae):
pPAbiestamabilis= =a Beri SO ae Aa eo ree

Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugareane)
Zea mays (corn)

Chilo suppressalis (Wlk.) (Crambidae):
Oryza sativa (rice)

CYULSISISpese te OI AS ee
SONU USES tet tees SL UE EET aie er Re SES

Chrysomphalus agavis (Towns. & Ckll.) (Coe-
cidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)
LOE RATON.SD eee eee Us TOE LN
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus Ferris (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
FHESTOM OPOTICAN( LATS IA) we ee te a ee
uedera helian (Enelishtiv.y) =seses eee a
Ilex crenata (Japanese holly) --_--------_-----___
Chrysomphalus diversicolor Green (as defined by
McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Leon) (Coccidae):
ZISLACTOUS Pea (MISUACHO) peers ee eas
Chrysomphalus minutus Kotinsky (Coccidae):
Unknown plant
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (CkKll.) (Coccidae):
Browghconia:sp.) (Orchid) 2. ee ae
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Cocosinucty eros (COCOnUh) esau. aa eee
Mangiyerannaicn (mango) 2. elle er ee
Nerium obeander (oleander)
Orchid

Persea americana (avocado)... -_--__--_._______
LOSS Diet tener nee UR ST hd ee ee
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Dendrobium nobile. (orchid) __.-._._----_______-
Chrysomphalus propsimus Banks (as defined by
MeKenzie) (Coccidae):

Chrysomphalus sacculata (Ferris) (Coccidae)
(tentative):
iwi — un knowmneL or te Dh oe ae
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata________________-_---_-__-
PDYOCOCTHIESD © se 85. SE aS eo eek oles
itl Seegen Gott ere ee Pee oe ee ke

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin ;
ya ea
Le) Te) Hs
BA) SP \ea
go] a |&s

or!| O/H

Oo Z |p
Viapane 22-2. 2 ea ae 1
ples Ole Nees 8 RES SPAN i 1 es ees
beh. ose eo
a waliks ee 2 ell Pees BR ee 1
Japan: a =o AN el ee 1
bys see Soe Ue Sa De ae | eee 1
Israclaiitaly=aa- 2 33 essai} <7
Mpa yi. 2d see ee cee | 1
pe eies GO aches A Mea ela) ae |
TELS Wallies aes celel noi wa Te ek ey
Bahamas, Barbados, | 6]----] 1
Panama.

Canadas scsi steeee os ue pence 1
Mexico s 22s sea sle ea 20 ia iets |
0 Ko pe oa ee Deere tL AN in| es | ae
Japan, Korea, Portugal(?) | 16) 3 |----
Swedensiss.- l=. 202 ee | eee 1
SDalMs keel 1. PATE ia ete eS |g 1
NOR Ways at IN SN ee 1
1

3

as

apa He sues halo a Sjigh xyes
Rakai: £0 Co ee nre ere an ON a meeps eee hg AIS
eee Osea tee ok Le lh bone ee
wee ge ae So ee A Se ea
@ananyaslands= 225s ans | Pees iy e282
Webanones =e ee 1 | =| eae
iPhilippinese=s222-- = 1A) Seales
Jamaica. S22 a | eee ee 1
WMiexieo:c-see bie 2 Mae 5 Ri ee |e
Madeira Islands, Mexico-_|~ 3 |----|----
INTE XI CO Ne HUNe oP Se ak Lae AR, ES Ae
1b) eV Wea. co) ue a aed Le SS le Sa
RVieN eZ Glace ee ER ee Soe
IMiexi Con: = Sak Ure rss oes cof] opie ee
iPanamate fe > 205 oe ene STR aa
IN Gigvesze tees. © 2 2 Ok mere iii
Vienezuelasestcas. sok see Ll (eee
Miexiconeese= shee eee 1 ee eey fe
waek. 2 2s e eS a ah ee
ane COn ean ee se | ee ea
Bele AO Bt et AS OR ee ee
er cdOz cece eke sec nee ea 1

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
N.Y.
D.C.
Calif.,* Tll.,
INEYS
DICE
N.Y.
Hawaii.

Fla., N.Y.

Wash.
Ariz., Calif.
Ariz.
Calif.,* Va.,
Wash.

Calif.*

“ay 4s
:

Osa “LIST ‘OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 pe

; Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Se OST) Collected
Pest and host Country of origin , i in—
a |e (e
2 alo Sc
A4=| 4 }/&s
er] oles
O 14 1m
Chrysomphalus ienax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Cattleyaskinnert (orchid) {=- = -. == RAN SIMA! ae oe eS | ee eae 1,| Calif.*
SPER Tr meee ersdp Srey he ak Se Peo Se Guatemal ates soe |e | eee PleMexs
Pll demdiOTySDasee are eee IMEGXICO: = ESSE Ne Le Se es Sa 3 | Tex.
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) Coccidae):
Cocos mucifera (Coconut) 22 ee Sas eee Owasso a2 eo Sees ee >| eet [eee Calif.*
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
PARE ETAETUS TP) pn ee ee SE ea Nee Ecuador, Nicaragua-------|----|---- 2 | Calif.*
Griiley@sp:7(OLChid) ssi eee Gosta Rica gens wae [Sake | PaeN 1] Fla.
(COEEH EDTAGDY NORE, ES Eo Me IMEC XI CO re em Sena ee | Reantc | ate ae 1 | Calif.*
Epidendrum’sp: (orchid)_---------------__----- BS aliviad onesie ee eee | | ee 1} Fla.
Oneiainspy (Onehid) 2= 22s = So @ostaRicasa 2 See | eee 1| Fla.
ORCI OE te ko, 9 pe SUE ee Se Canal Zone, Costa Rica, |----}---- 8 | Fla., NJ.
Guatemala, Honduras,
Mexico, Panama(?).
PP RRLOULIRO TOTS Das oa te en es ea ae IM@xi@O 2-242 cee e ek Le See Ee es iay clei exe
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid) .--------------------- British Honduras_____--_- PEEL ale,
Coccus capparidis (Green) (Coccidae):
Cypripedium insigne (orchid) --_--------------- Tin hea = of ak iw i a UN Se | A Uae Ds
GUDTIDENUTUS pet ie ee tee ee ae Goss ee NLS Dale
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
DAC UAIRS Depend ee SE @uipabe. oo reek Geta es | anoeone |e EOL a
COAG SOS SS 0 ENE Ee ne WER LOMR I COms eee ama 1G) (eRe Til.
Goneaspen Colice) a eeae: te Ce eee deiooten (ee ee ee ais3| ee ee Fla.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia) ------------+------ Hawaii, Phillippines_---_-_- ASN Real hone @ alias
Hawaii
(SORA SY OV = Se aS eS eae ae PRIM Ge dies ea ene eae eee ray aay UN Dele
JARISRT) SOs se ea Ba eee ree a Sa J aulaica, Panama, Trini- |----|_--- 3) | Blase
ad.
ALES TTRLTERLTIUAS DO see PN ese eee Ba AN oeriaye - fic Sok Du Se ete aed Ue a Ree TN )) INT de
Plate mkno wns eens aa ee eee NT a Wied. Se Se RS ed | 1 | Hawaii.
Stanhopew sp. (orchid) __-___-_--------_-=-=--- Pere he Se aN |e 1) Fla.
Coelonertus nigrirostris Solari (Curculionidae):
Colliningelegan sain ae SN ee ae TS, Mexico. chs tee Cw Ae cA (| ae | eae of
Conchaspis orchidarum Mamet (Coccidae):
Brassavola sp. (orchid) Canal Zone peso Wels Weng] ate
Lockhartia sp. (orchid) || ea eae
Conotelus mexicanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):
CUISOTERETIULIIUSD 2 en eee ee Mexico: eee oe ee ee 1s | ees Pees | eA Zs
NLGW CTS ie eee ie EN ee SES es ela Walle ees ae oe ois ees Se pet Isley eau
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)_--_-__------------- IVIEXT CO ne Me aie tee OD sad 1 | La., Tex.
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avoecado)-_------_---_-_------ Central America_-__-__-_- PEON EDR ae AN PINGS Zs
Bey ene. formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermi-
tidae
PAT AMC snes eee mrme ere a he cee TS IG fz 98 aes NON EAS oe Ly ees |e @alites
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae) :
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --------- Hue oor, Honduras, Mex- | 2 |_---| 2 | La., Pa., Tex.
co.
VIALS IS) See et ee oa ee NES ae eas CWostaRicaess 222 epee ne tae ae sea abe ISfae
Gaphaao apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
IBTOMEIAG He ae es ey a OS Ps 5 aE Miexico = 222 2 ee a ee eS | aula |PeeXs.
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Catileyaispy OLChid) ===) ss eee Vienezlelaics == oe een eae eee laleNeoe
Giinisitimons (lemon) ha ase eee aaa oe Ttalya a= 25 ce ee a ere fe eal soe
Gitmisiszienses | OLADEC) eee ee Greece, Spain(?) ---------- ey hy ESS MNP RINE NY
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --------------- Greece, Israel, Italy, Spain_| 11 |_---|----] N.Y.
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
a pROria lon gana) 2 Hawaii 1 |____|_---] Hawaii.
Litchi chinensis (lychee) 1 |____|__--| Hawaii.

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lower) (Olethreutidae) :

Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _-_--------------- IPhilippines=s 425-222 -= ile See ee Hawaii.
Cryptotermes brevis (W1k.) (Kalotermitidae):
WIOOGENI CTS TES spe PE as eh ee Bawalii soso ee iA) ete 8) ea Calif.°
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Castanea sp. (chestnut) -__---_.----------------- France, Greece, Italy, | 58} 6] 1 Calif.,* Fla.,
Portugal, Spain, Turkey. Mass.,
N.Y., Tex.,
Wash
Quercus cerris (European Turkey oak)-_-----__- Dtalye CUE eh Se ea Te eN)- J
Qurercarsrzlez (NOM ya0ak) ens 9 ro ee ee ees LO PE Erk DG |r aed 1 | Calif.°

OUErCUsiSP (Oak) = oe eee es ee eee eee (0 C0 aap ie es YB {besa ai N.Y.

24

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reporied From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ; Se
=) oa
a lal&
a8| ? |se
eSileeiecs
os] o/es
O |Z |e
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
Corylus avellana (filbert) .-.-----------.-------- Mtaly us sa asses Pe Ue rad [ed
Cylas femoralis Faust (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) --_-------------- Nigerlaxc 22.2 .cscessese es Seely, | eee
Cylas formicarius (F.) ssp. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -_--------------- Philippines, Thailand_-.-_| 1] 1 |----
Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__---------------- Philippines}. -22=- es 1 The) eee Se
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
BT ADO EMR Wel EM ae Lee ide Ee arwalizu be. bau. ol ee At |) Bes hee
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -__-------------- British Quiana, Cuba, | 7 | 10 |----
Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico,
Puerto Rico.
Cylas formicarius formicarius (F.) (Curcul-
ionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ----.------------ Hong Kong, India, Singa- | 4| 5 |----
pore, Philippines, Thai-
land, unknown.
Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ---.------------- Nigeria, Sierra Leone-----_- pees | ie | ees
Cyrtopeltis modestus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily) -.------------ Colombia 5 ee eee
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti Eggers (Scolytidae):
IPROEMATICOMATICTISIS een een ee ee ee nee Mpa Ge a ee ee | eae 1
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Cucurbita pepo (zucchini squash) -------------- aw as ge es
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) --------------|----- ea a Se a oe Sreees
Momordica charantia (balsam-pear).--..-------|----- (6 Ko NR pe EES he NY ES ge it] SoS ees
Momordica EDD ae Bai Ne ALS Sy se (Lp Gos ssheds 5 ees 1 eel eco
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) _-_--------|----- £6 {cE SEL RT UN or Oe Bp Pe 5 a ee
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis satious (cucumber) -—-----------------]-2--- Gon a2 8288 SUN ae SOE ek 2) bese
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Calophylium inophyllum-------------------2---|222_- Goes keck hoe ME ae 2) oe
Cocos nucifera (COCONUL) fee ne | eee do! ieee so ee A pee ee
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) __--.------------|----- OE EE EE yn ee
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple) ------------|----- done Vi eas a1} | SEG ee
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -.------------|----- GOs RR Ss ENS a PASE
IMangifera indica) (mango) fesse se ee | fo Co pee ae Ts EO APA Ra oy
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ..-------- Hewali, unknown--.------ 1 on Hees
RASStOTG SPs seen eM Rem seeA A Pa Wa ee ee en DEE Djorke| poe
Persea americana (avocado)-...----------------|----- (6 {0 Ppa A oles Ae 1 aa ee
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)_--__._---_----_----}_--_- Co Lap DE Mae AN a ee A Ceti a Lis] CA ee
Terminalia catappa (bitter almond) ----.-.-----|----- (o Po Vaan Re ER INA Be Die eee
Dacus dorsalis Hend.(?) (Tephritidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) .......----------|----- Copal ik Lin ee Teal Le es a
COfegisSp A (Comes ee ANN Ae a aS | SSS 6 eae Oe) PS
Mangifera indica (mango) _-..__------------_---|_---_ (5 (a Rt ne ee eed 2 eee eee
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -___-__--------]_--__ CO tea on le OE S| ee eee
Terminalia catappa (bitter almond)---_-_--_---]____- GO eG Gos 2d yh epee ee
Dacus oleae Gmel. (Tephritidae):
Oleqieuropaea (olive) soo es eee lee ee Italy; Spainess2 <2 ase 30)-)/=) 25/2368
Dacus oleae Gmel.(?) (Tephritidae):
Olemeuropada(olive) eee! ew tes ee Umnikaio wr ee ee ee 1 Th peabees
Deloyala guttata (Oliv.) (Chrysomelidae):
Alhiwm) sativum (garlle) 2 so. ees Vialys 2s ooh bes . ee 1 oss aa
Oncol geese Ae poet URE be eM oe ee Mexico ine 2e bet ee elke sie le POS 1
Deroceras reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusca):
CARVE DONTAUIIO CCK) pee ee eee ee ee ine lan dis set nae a ens 1 ee
Apium gravéolens (celery)..-.----------------_- SXsy Ee) hub os Bee ee See Se Ee i eeee
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage) ----------- Jalpan 22 2 bo) Vee ees eo ne eee
Brassica oleracea botrytis (caulifiower) ---------- Italy| Japan-sessens225225'e2 Py ee

Collected
in—

Ala.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Fla., La.,
Md., N.Y.,
Paribas,
St. Thomas
and St.
John, Tex.,
Va.

Hawaii, La.,
Oreg., S.C.
Ala., Va.
N.Y.
N.J.
Calif.*
Calif.”
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*

Ha-

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 25

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
fl Collected
Pest and host Country of origin \ e in—
jo" be t
Bis
EAEIEP
a2] a |ee
or!] CO]
1S) GZ |p
pacicer ae reticulatum (Muller) (Mollusac)—
on.

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) ------------ Belgium, England, France, | 10 | 4 |----| Ga., Mass.,
Italy, Netherlands, Pan- N.Y., Pa.
ama.

Brassica rapa (turnip) --- Ttalyso ose shee fcc eee Ye

Bryophyllum sp--------- Bermuda

| GL Se is Se ee Se a ee Mexico ne eee

mowers yee a RN, NS VOI te Hreland 2 Sega Sone kal alee os eee

Ilex crenata (Japanese holly) ------------------- England

actuce sara: dettuce)s 2-2. ----=s--2--2 2k England, France, Italy_.._|---- Bile el Ne Y., pas

CONG e |e Nye aU IEE ae apa ees Costa Rica, El Salvador, |----|---- 7 | Fla., Tex.
Guatemala, Mexico,

Venezuela.

LETH SEATS] 9s SS el Se alee ue eee doe Are laird eek esis PU eae We | a ae 1| Pa.

Vanda sp. P orchid) a es Ps OE te 1 A eR TEV ea py eT ea a a | ed 1 | Hawaii.
Diabrotica porracea Har. (Chrysomelidae):

BES THQ TTIG La ehh te ee Uri ES We Ta ee a Mie x1 G0: 52S We ES ees 1| Tex.
Diachus auratus (F.) (Chrysomelidae):

ROT CH ae rN tit a Ge NI Bg EEL 1S yg ee eg a ae esi bY aes) fae Hawaii.
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):

Rhododendron catawbiense (catawba rhodo- | Netherlands__----.-------_|----|---- 1| NJ.

dendron).

Rhododendron ‘Goldsworth Yellow’_.----------|----- Ke 0 pape et nN | A UT 1a EINE

FR MOCERON ON SP tee ee ee eee Te England, Netherlands_-_--- 22 Gi NED ewuNen yee

Dialewrodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):

GRIT IERIS ee ares Bee eeu Leg ee Ee Dominican Republic-_.-__-- Dip | aes ee IBAEvs

pupurnaes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):

Gardenia augusta (gardenia) --_-___-_-__------- Ta wre soc 0 or ayy a Pe a eee Calif.*

Jasminum multiflorum (star jasmine) _.__---_-_|----- CO eh Lash eG a1) eS ee Hawaii.

Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) -.-_-_---- Hawaii, Philippines___-_-_ 2 | ee le, Cals A

awaii
Diaprepes abbreviatus (L.) (Curculionidae):
J2ORITG SOL a Re Sas See eee ed cea a IPUCECO RR ICOM 282 Sa ee ae eae ee 1| Fla.
Diaspis echinocacti (Bouche) (Coccidae):
SPOChYCENCUSMNONGUROLUS = ae een a kos eee TMV Ox ete ie Se Io eR | 1| Tex.
Diaspis zamiae Morg. (Coccidae):
CiRsoniaine pier ae yes eee ea yess Ss he HUN oy ate | | a 1b DOF
PUI COMETONOPALLLCE OLLUNTU orn ee ee ee |e! Goes cele h te Fe es a a es 1] D.C.
Ve ach lap se a A A ae Portugal os eee ae ee Ne Dy fr fe N.Y.
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):

Prunus persica. (peach) 22 _=- +2222 s2ase ate Tapani 2h oP, ae 1 |_---| Oreg.
Dicyphus errans (Wolff) (Miridae):

PAN tS Uika Oa ae elite Ck Oe Portugal ck Bee a PN [lea 1D:
Dinaspis aculeta Ferris (Coccidae):

GChamaedorea'sp- tars senate bee ts IMIG XI COL soe 10 ee |e Calif,*
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):

Cocosiuiciferas(COCONUt) aap 2 ae Hawalileice es eee ee Of ees | Sees Hawaii.
Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ, (Curculi-

onidae)
CON gir | Se iS ee Se a ee cee nee Ee ee IMiext Cons eae ee | 2| Tex.
Dysdercus andreae (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae): H
VRATA XH SFO sy St Sse Rt RUT SR ap eal PAM CIOUN SG oe So oo eS A uA es PAR?
Dysdercus honestus Blote (Pyrrhocoridae):

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -_------------ 1B Hits 7AM Ee ee aya ae ee a MNEs
Dysdercus mimus (Say) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) ----_-----_-------- IPO x1 CO a Ge pa eS ee a (FA ee ee Tex.
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):

AUT Satin (2arliC) 222 2S eee Ttaly,(Spainkas saa Hye feng Gia ae Mesto INXies
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Adenanthera pavonina (redbead) --------------- awed 2a es ete | Aig Mae epee Hawaii.

(COSROSP ACE CTLITIG) ee ey Se ee IB AE TVas 2) ee ee he 0 Yh TU N.Y.

Cydonia oblonga (quince) _-_-.------------------ PG a) yi eh ee he Aa qT Pe ee N.Y.

Friobotrya japonica (loquat)_-------------------|----- LG ea ly Lal Ble fa 1 ie sees ine N.Y.

Juglans regia (English walnut) -..-------------|----- (6 Ka ea EN RE LE) Ee 1 Ue eel coe N.Y.

Tuglanpsisps (walntit) 5-2 — eee ee ee Italy, Yugoslavia_...--_-- 4 ej oe ee N.Y., Tex

IRS G ELM DETUN ALG, se es UN ee ERA Wiailes ee Mate ee os Tee eee Hawaii,

Oleateunopacai(olive) 2) 222 ee a ee YE fat 5 Ui] Py VI N.Y.

PROCTATICACIYII{ET ON Gale) -aoe ete ne ee | nee (5 Ko Ee PR WAR Oh Di seoe ese N.Y.

Prunus amygdalus (almond) -_---_--------------|----- (0 Ce ORES OR Is es PS Qe ACEG ee N.Y.

Punica granatum (pomegranate) Greece, Israel, Italy.__---- CO) ae aie

Tamarindus indica (tamarind).__--__---------- Trinidad, unknown-----_-- PAN eat ere eure N:Y., PsB:

497115—59—_4

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION ;

26

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1968—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ; eS
= can liee
S| {| eh IS
5 GQ | oo
ad] ? |Sa
aol ga |S
oF] O/EH
Oo |Z |e
FEctomyelois muriscis (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
TERUG yO GL UN se Nene Nne BOE TONNE a one Wenezuelas Mi. 22 anne eee DM ae es
Need pod—unknowns. o2- eee ee Mexico, Panama__________|----]____ 2
Fpichorista ionephela Meyr. (Tortricidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) --____-__- Union of South Africa____- tied | mss| [er
Fpidiaspis piricola (del Guer.) (Coccidae):
THACUSYCUNICH) (Li) mee ceo ne aie eae Portugal: 252) essa ee ee lens 1
Malusisyivesiris: (apple) ==- AO Reet ES NA See yell Re Se 1
mae borealis aequinorialis Muls. (Coccinel-
idae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _________ CUA OTs ieee oe pea DD DS Pee
Fpilachna paenulata (Germ.) (Coccinellidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ______--_|-_-_- (6 Voce (0 Se BIS ae YU ee betes
Fpilachna sparsa Hbst.(?) (Coccinellidae):
rAInplanewy bec 2 GU wee Milks SOMO Ne ie sae Philippines_______________ ee tae Be ea
Fpinotia aporema (W\sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ___________ Chile, Colombia, Mexico__} 6 | 2 |----
Freunetis flavistriata Wlsm. (‘Tineidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _____2___--____= =. Ma walise Se take eas Su ihass | aon
Freunetis simulans (Butl.) (Tineidae):
AIT DIANE Huse Hat Nau ae ENS el iy EL CES) opera OR A Ae CMe See ELE dle poate ha i | gee
Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
BUTS ISENUDETOLTENS= a ee eee INetherlandsi2- = 2 | eae eee 2
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)_____-_____ sin SMO Australia, Mexico._______- ss ts Lal et
1 EYE bi ees AR SR ELSE QU STENT ES aOR of Savana Yee EEA WOe tally eee OR Sa Ra, passes His Ie tse
Euetheola bidentata (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_____.-___-________ Mexico ite) ee See 3s apes] Ra
Pala unifasciatus Champ.(?) (Curculioni-
ae):
Ghamaedoreaan Sp ta (oar) a eee seen toe | eae Ose ee US ae ES SES 1
Euleia heraclei (L.) (2) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) __..----_-----------_- Gaye ork AY BUCO 25) Bee
od orchidearum (Westw.) (?) (Eurytomi-
ae):
Epidendrum cochleatum (orchid) _________--____ IMIGXICO eo ti Tn = SR 1
Eurytoma plotnikovi Nik. (Eurytomidae):
PETSLECICISD ah (DISUACHE) = aie eee eee a Opal sna Os eases | [tea
Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) _-_--__-_________ Brazil, Hawaii, Peru, | 2] 4 |----
Puerto Rico.
Euschistus servus (Say) (Pentatomidae):
Chiru Sa nthemicimsp asamp anaes Miexico= ss etes = eee AME a el Wx (He
Eutetranychus banksi (McG.) (Tetranychidae):
Ciinusispeece PISS iON Mime LONG ier ata eal nee (5 (oye aia a NRTA Jy) Td ee
Euxoa spinifera (Abn.) (Noctuidae):
PANIT TSI ATAG senses Sie eee canes CN ae Ci AION West Pacific._._.....__-__]---- 1 Barer
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):
J ELEYIBID CLOT ING (QOS) te ey os Ne INTexXiCOLee se cis Ree ee xh (a |
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (ygaeidae):
CODE) UUs Fa PN TA SOI AE eee a RLU MR cares |e PAO COS a | ee | 1
Exptochiomera confusa Barber (Lygaeidae):
Orchid Renee Pa Ne LE eC a io A al a CUA GOT aie Sak a | ea es 1
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)___________ Miexicoceee Nin. te ee Tis] ose
Exptochiomera oblonga (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)______________]----_ (6 Ca otto = MRT (2 3s 1] ess ee
Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (Coccidae):
Oncidium ansiferum (orchid)__---______________ CostatRicat. 15 2 ou. Sc ee ae 1
Orch Gees Se as FO Ie Pa Guatemala see a ea ee 1
Farinococcus olivaceus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
BYGLLCCOL ST me eet emcee esa Miexieo sumo eee os, Ae eien ER ae 1
Faustinus cubae (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) __...-___------__- Cubatvamaicares-eeeeeees PA Rs kee
Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gucurbitipepol (Squash) = eeeeea ssa hae IMIOKICOMs set oe Eee PSC ets ae
Dendrobium: sp. (orchid)= 22222 -22 es Ir ehdbpoyaybalssj_ ss Seas
THIET ENCACKIGSp he eee ENE a See eee (6 Cayo Sk eee ae meee (I 1
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)___________________ Ciba Co ee Ee Fa a Up] alee OS
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)___._-_____________ Colombians eee eee Reese
Fiorinia nephelii Mask. (Coccidae):
Ditcht chinensis:Qychee)e.. 2 oe a Hong Kongeeneeeseeeecee PG AESuESSe

Collected
in—

Tex.
Fla.

Migs. INI
Mass.
Mass.

INaYe

Pa.
Hawaii.

Fla., La.,
Md. Tex.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Tex.
N.Y.

Calif.,* La.,
Md., Pa.

Tex.
Tex.
Hawaii.

Tex.

ats
ROE

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1958

27

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Fiorinia theae Green (Coccidae):
Camellinisp yf. =8 1 aes 2b eee oo
Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
CUiYSANNCTLUN SD se ees en eee ee naan

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ____----------]-----
IDO egal [2 2 ee Ss ee ee wae ee ee
Gladiolus sp
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) ----------
DAUR QOS See ee ee eee ee
TOTO WETS erp es epee Sd a ese

Germany

Germ
RaENGL Netherlands

Helichrysum bracteatum (strawflower) _---------
Lavandula sp. (lavender)
SEL OSGAGT) eile Be a Ee Sh Sheed ee

Franktiniella panamensis Hood (Thripidae):
Centaurea cyanus (bachelors-button) __---------
Gladiolusisp sees s oe Cas as a ee oa So a d
Viola sp. (violet)

Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Medicago sativa (alfalfa)
Soil with Star-of-Bethlehem bulbs_---_--------

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Uzel) (Thripidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)

Frauenfeldiella jelinekii (Frfid.) (Aleyrodidae):
Viburnum tinus (laurustinus)____---------_----

Fulvius brevicornis Reuter (Miridae):
Trapa natans (water chestnut)_____------------

Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Australia
Argentina
Union of South Africa

England, Scotland
Hong Kong

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)__------------------- Barbados
Pisum sativum (black-eyed pea)__-------------- Puerto Rico
Furcaspis biformis (Ck1l.) (Coccidae): A
IBFassavolaisps| (Orchid) Sse ee ee Jamaica
IBTOMELING tal abe E eo ae ah SU Venezuela
Cattleya superba (orchid)_---...-.---=----------|-----
Caltleyaispe mes aes SOU eee Le British Quiana, Guate-

mala, Hawaii, Trinidad.

Canal Zone

Canal Zone, Panama
Canal Zone

UDIGENAT INASP eae ee area ee eee
Gongora maculata (orchid) _-_-_---_------------
Laelia sp. (orchid)
Oncidium ampliatum (orchid) ____--------------]-----
Oncidiim: panamense22 2 ee ee |e

Gricidsarmispy ee Sk Ve Te Sa NS do

Orchid. Brazil, British Honduras,
Canal Zone, Costa Rica,
Cuba, El Salvador,
Grenada, Hawaii, Hon-
duras, Panama, Trin-
idad.

Singapore

Canal Zone

Federation of Malaya

Renanthera elongata (orchid)_---.-_---_--------
Stanhopea wardii (orchid) ___-------------------
VOUS Pen (OLCHIG) mee ee ee ee ee
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ___2_---2--------------
Galgupha punctifer McA. & Mall. (Penta-
tomidae):

Kwajalein

Tillandsia sp
Galgupha quadrisignata (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
Bromeliad

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

tion
Non-entry

Consump-
Propaga-
tion

Collected
in—

D.C.

Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Wash.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif.*
Calif.,* Fla.,
N.J.

Fla.
Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii.

28 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Report From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected.
. Pest and host Country of origin if in—
i=) '
ios]
SPIELE
ples os
oO Ay
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __.-..--...---------- Helene Germany, Scot- |} 3 1 | Mass., N-Y.
and.
Geniocremnus chilensis (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Prunus domestica (plum) 1 i ee I INE
Prunus persica (peach) ____.._-_--_- Le See INEYS
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) TU eee ra Nee
Geotomus pygmaeus (Dall.) (Cydnidae): fi
IO W ORS Sok Sosa se Se Re a a 13 yey eee eee eal oe Hawaii.
Glycyphagus ornatus Kramer (Glycyphagidae):
OLE val Gre rT Nay OS a UN a a aR Portales pao a ee Mass.
Q@naphalodes irachyderoides Thoms. (Ceram-
bycidae): \
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__.-..--__-_-- IMiexico sie oes ee 0 Oe pe eee Tex.
Gnorimoschema | gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gele-
chiidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) .-----------------|----- Olt On, 2S Sa Ly |2eee | 2eee a.
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) -_--_-|----- (0 a RE SN AIR Sp ob pereey Hee my Ariz., Fla.
Qnorimoschema ocellatella Boyd (Gelechiidae): ‘
TEYART, DOME AR (COSA pees 2 ea Oe ISSN Spain We POE el PAN Ene i 22),
Spinacia oleracea (spinach) ______--_---_---_-_._ IMTOTOCCO Se ay 2 ee tet
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)_____.--_------------- Japan, Netherlands___-_._|----|---- 4|N.J., Wash.
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae): :
CRatdeGue SP pss fe ee A OE Sh ae IMIGXICO De ees ay 2yleses | eee Tex.
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum Costa Lim:
(Olethreutidae):
Gitrus poradish (crapetruit) os see ee eee £6 Uo bs ae UE Fees eR ol Ee 1) | Ses |i Moxs
Gymnococcus agavium (Dougl.) (Coccidae):
PA OMERS DS eae EEA as NF UI Pot | eR Go 2S e Seale Ev Bue eu ieali 2 Eee 1 | Tex.
PAO ee ficorum (Marchal) (Phlaeothrip-
idae):
ASSET OWT nee mt Bt FN Ue alana | MeN oy (0 Ko Spe pee ee ea GR LC 8 ME tae 1 | Calif.
Haliticus chrysolepis Kirk. (Miridae): Hf 5
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) 22-0022 Ea Waite ae CB 1 paced po tve Hawaii.
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
Plant—unknown__-_______-. SS ane eat EM ay AZOTES ED CE No RE aa ied | OLY ERE 1 | Mass.
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frankl.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)______-----_-___ 15(2) ita ah b Gk: Weert ee an OUI a A) eer Ge Mass. —
Dianthus caryophylius (carnation) ____-------__- Bermuda, Japan__-__-_-_-_ PA erty (eae Hones
TON TONS Beer po or Le Bermuda, Haiti..--.---_-- cD [rasan ee Mass., P.R.
GLEN DER GAS TIS Maced Cian TRE TGRRN u aepa Berm d aeveee EE 1g ee te Mass.
Mentha cree awe Sees wa TRL Osa eRe Mortola see soe Re hy gf kta es St. Thomas
and St.
John,
Nerium oleander (oleander) __-.-----.---------- Bermuda eco ne 1 ie ae bs INGYE
Plant unknown pe i LE Aizoress W500 Toe aaa Ne eae eee 1 | Mass.
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)__-------_-_-- CET cy if Tes ne SSO ae a Eig Pee as! (Eze Fla.
Flelix aspersa (Muller) (Mollusca):
PANMETINISD a. (SUALICE) <2. Sole NEU US Se 121.2) eb RNG ON I aL i]t Beg ple Fla.
Cichoriuim iniybus (chickory)__-..-.----------- IR TAT CORON! CUS A een iL | Sees nN ees
FENG WETS meet ee ne ic NIB ee RU ERTL ROSE
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
LTA O MyM r Ses REE OUR RN
Hellula uwndalis (F.) (Pyraustidae): x
IBTOssicd rapa) (burp) wane aes. eee ree French West Africa_------|---- 1 ee PANIES
Raphanus) satigus (radish). ees See ee (6 Ko EY Ae Sa SAEs | tt) BN eo) Pas
Heminene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
CastinieG sp. (Chestnint) 2s a ATG eal yp ese aaa rh ok 2} | ae kins ol pe N.Y. ¥
Quercus falcata (Spanish oak)______-..--_._--__]_---- Ra TY i A ae ip 1 | Calif.
Hepialus humuli (L.) (Hepialidae):
SEDINTEACAS TS ee oe pe a ep a UN otal Binglarid oe o8 Poe ee ee ee 1} Tl.
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.)
(Bostrichidae):
PANINI LET 6 sone tat ee RNS Ne BOE Owba eee es i) Set lay
NV VC CS eB ee IS Thavob by eee Uae ee ETNA PAN fae aR HC Ss INDY
Heterotermes convexinotatus (Snyder) (Rhinoter-
mitidae):

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1958

29

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Hyalopeplus pellucidus (Stal) (Miridae):

Lise eet UE CP LS yf LM se se
Hiplurpone polliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae)
oS eee a ia ea Ls Switzerland#- 2:22 ae
Pree nigrirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
Trifolium pratense (red clover) --_-------------- Dt aly 2s oe Ee ae eS
Hypera postica (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
SOIT SD atte act eae Pe Se Greece. 22 ost Eee Sa s4
Hypera punctata (Fab.) (Curculionidae):
With maple leaves and peaches__-_--.---------- TANI CO See a re een, ae
Icerya seychellarum Cet: ) (Coccidae):
Litchi chinensis Qychee)__-.-.------------------ TAD AN: tars eis ae Be ee |e
Ips calligraphus (Germ.) (Scolytidae):
SINC ee ee ete Be Ee eae ee ot ek ee IBaham asian hs eee ee
Ips combrae Herr (Scolytidae):
ESAT ESOT WOOCN CALC Sess ee ON NE Germanyeae4 eae
Tridomyrmec humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
AUN ORG SDE oe ens tee ee eae eu eS ee ee SAL ZOTRS 2 ae een ae NOTES
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)_-__---------- 3 OL INU Gl eee eee
LPTAONT Cis NRE GRE Ge PIA eR TE BRET ER CHR Union of South Africa_-__-_-
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia) .----------- Lays aooybtolew ee gues ie
LGW EES ere eee oe oe Ee Oe ee ne ees Bermuda, Union of South
Africa,
ORDA TC ASSO had 2a En a A alla Ea al pa IS{2) aooy Ko aac NS CeO
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean). -_-------- LEE ge a te
LERRULTES SN Oh Sis ea EN EES A Union of South Africa___--
Triticum aestivum (wheat) _-------------------- IPortugalnek sven tesa
Iridomyrmez iniguus Mayr (Formicidae):
(ORD SHUG Ls aa te I I ee Guatemala: 22 snare

Fenner diplopterus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) -
Prunus persica (peach) - --

ALERISTY EC OTALIC oe sees eee me 2 et TIN Lo
renee obscuratus Cwfd. (Thripidae):

FP OS SP (LOSOy tae ee ee ae EE eS AUIStTAlige eee oe eee eel
Jadera sanguinolenta (F.) (Coreidae):

Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll) ___-__-----.------- Mexico! (tooo eee
Lampetia equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):

PIN CUE CEES LES) SP) Sere a et UII TIE Vs SEO PS fe England, Germany, Ire- |-

land, Netherlands,
Northern Ireland.

Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):

Canavalia microcarpa= 22 a ee ee SO h(E LR Bd ey PRC

Canavalia sp. (mauma loa) 22-822 e (0 (ope pe aE ES
Lapazia obtecta Ferris (Coccidae):

Cntting—unknownek.2 aes as ee ee Mexico ssrsie uceiinti tel cus liu.
Laspeyresia fabivora Meyrick (Olethreutidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) --__---__-- Meusd ors eae eels
Laspeyresia nigricana (Stph.) (OlcHineRtIdaeyE

BEATSULT SQUID UL ITE (PEA) ere ae eee ee Dacre Vlas ES SO es
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):

Crsinreaisp. (chestnut) a ee Azores, France, Greece,

Italy, Philippines, Por-
tugal, Spain.

Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii (Dougl.) (Coccidae):

COP neh CG HSS Te i ae apn 0 a Tr British Honduras___-----_|-
Lecanium corni Bouche (Coccid2e):

PELOTLU NILES DEMU ILLUS nglands <a 22s 2 ee ene ei

SOURED) SP) eek as eae WR OPTUS OM Ne 2 IWTANCOSS 2 ee Ee ea
Lecanium coryli (L.) (Coccidae):

BA CETICILESULL TIDE os ae ee ee mn ea eee A Tek CQ ESOS ees ACA Dae

Acer platanoides (Norway maple)__-------_-_-. OES ol eer ses ea De
Lechriops psidii Mshl, (Curculionidae):

Psidium guajava (guava)_.--------------------- IPirento Ricoese 2282
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)---_-_---_----_- DD Ak aes a eh

Pyrus pyrifolia (sand pear) -------------------- Korea sos ssc dled 54

Lepidosaphes esakii Tak. (Coccidae):
PE TUL TEAS (SP oe he Ee eae NE a

Consump-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

im]

Ela
a! 8 |eq
S| a /es
~ (o} que

Z |R
DY; | Bosca ease
yi aa
sah Eee 1
Da Mese 1
Pa Wipes 1
A betes |e
Delle eat
ya PA eh a
10,2 NA |
vi a fen
al PC 1
3) | LUBA ae
py ers a
Hy soe lig
ny
iN ES 2
ee yy 1
ATONE ANE re
Wylie leewe
WG ey Ya
pi feat a
ial yh 12
Diy | ee eM NN
Bay | eaten |
nal oe eh
1 eae
AB) (iin 2hi|sees
Ne 1
sal baa 1
ie) fae ae 1
AY en 1
Dea Pe 1
| teal ia
2
a Wy ee Se ee
ve | abel 1

Collected
in—

Hawali.
Calif.*
INGE

Hawaii.*

30

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pesis Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i Ri in—
Qa nm 1
8 | a |&
Bal ¢ [eq
fei fl SI
oF} Oo JH
iS) Z |A4
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
FRU CHSICOTICO (LS) ee eee = a eee eer TGA s as oe ol | ee eee 2 | Mass., N.Y.
TAHOE hee hie ee macigesode||os= Conse: kt eee oem | ae 1 ae
Lepidosaphes kamakurensis Kuw. (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia) ___----..---------- Japan ie.) tee A EE ee 1} D.C.
Lepidosaphes mcgregori Banks (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ..----_----------------- (Guam ES 23). Sea ERES Hawaii
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Sule.) (Coccidae):
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) ---------- PMP aM fk ots Se ea OES ee Ok | 1 | Calif.*
IPS) SPs. (PiN€) oe eee ee oe ee eee | ere (0 Co Jee ts a Ihe pe 1 | Calif.*
Lepidosaphes pallida (Green) Coccidae):
(CUT RAEOS SOs (Guages) 2 ee GO 2355 volo Bs Ue a ae A 3 | Calif.*
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) ---------]----- Co ssced sie SSE EO Re Se 2 | Calif.*
LTE DET/US, SDH UID CT) saa eae erate on |e ROR ORY (6 [0 }Seeee meee ee Ct Coenen eh eo 2 | Calif.*
ROT ESES TOON) (G.I) ere ee renner | Gozs2ee 2 ee ee ee 1 | Calif.*
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
ENG OAO SR ROS NOGA AEE SE TE Ra aera Mexico #2. Mics oie 35 | Sosa eee 1 | Fla
@acttis ge ee oe Se AC oe ee OO cocci Sy ae Ree 1 | Tex
METOCOCEILS SD seen ee Gee ea RE dos 4ess se 5 SU ee ee I tex
Lepidosaphes pistaciae Arch. (Coccidae):
Pistactaspm(oistache) see eee eee eee Iran, Lebanon_-_--______- 1S | De Ce Mss
Lepidosaphes pistaciae {. pistaciola Borch. (Coc-
cidae):
PiStaciawerna) (PIStache) aes eee eee Tran foes as sol ee 1| NJ.
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae) :
PAM ERUNTUTINS Ds fo soe SON NE TM AE EE TEL Wie eS A ee 1 | Hawaii.
Codiaewm variegatum (codieum) ---_------------|----- Gossett een 9 |__--| 2 | Hawaii.
Con aylrTeenvEraIeLTVQLes) (GD) eee eee eee eee | (0 (0a Se ae ee eS Be ee 1 | Calif.*
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Cymbidium chaobee (orchid) _-__---_------------ MOrmMoSas: -- = >see eared IES eee 1 | Hawaii.
Gy Mods wy KANT AM ee ee a eee | ee Oe eh | ie a 2 | Hawaii,
Hawaii.*
Cymbidium pumilum 2. 2 2 eee eee JaDaNleses coe ae a 2 | Calif.*
Cymbidium simonsianum.---=----------------- Mormosass so ee ee 2 | Calif. ,*
Hawaii.*
Gymbidiimisinense=t. ee ee ee ee | eee GOV UREA ee aa Bie | eat 2) A Hawaii.*
GCymbidiwm' Spe se ee ek be Australia, England, Fiji |----|.---| 29 | Calif.,*
Islands, Formosa, Ha- Hawaii,
waii, Japan, New Zea- Hawaii,*
land. N.J.
Omehi dey oct Ske sae Se Ce AEE SNE ee Australia, Guatemala, Ja- |----| 1} 4 | Calif.,*
pan. Mex
Wash.
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (Coccidae):
Diospy7oss Sp (DersiMmmon) Lesa ase eee AAD Ds Sy SO Ee oe a a es 2-2 | | Ses awe
DBPL TOD fd IES POLO Ta oe ge SET ee eM £0 (ope eras Nhe ere te pene apes eearee BS MONO):
Leptoglossus chiliensis (Spin.) (Coreidae):
VitisiS py (ETADS) ce eee US aie Chiles sce as ee 437 |S Lee Ne
Lethocerus indicus (Lep. & Serv.) (Belostomidae) :
TAMURA Vc eg SS TR a OL IWicstpb acca seen eee my fs ee | Hawaii.
Leucaspis cockerelli (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
IBrassiaispen(Orenid) -Us5 See ae eee Canal Zonews_ ewer ress SESE RS an | INU
TET OTA OAT OTIS) oe oe eae le Sie a NL eee oe ee Jamaica sero ea eee = ieee |) Bole eles
Giirarsiaunantifolia\(lime) 2282 - eae ee Panam asin svete tues |e ee Calin
Citrus grandis (pummelo) ------_--_-_-----+-=-- (EL a Waite ees Se oe eee Zi esspede Calif.*
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _________-_______--- Cuba, Jamaica, Panama-__|_---| 4 |----| Calif.*
Gitrasisinensis: (orange) 2242 2-6 eee IRanamastice fies sl Sees eee 2) |E=es | eCaliies
Roystonea regia (royal palm) -___--_-_-___--_---- Dominican Republic______|_--- bees |) eae elas
Wonidartenesn (Orchid) maa nee ee ees Mar Gin Teese ke eens | SEA aa Nee
Leucaspis loewi Colvee (Coccidae):
Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine) _____-_-.-_-_____- IAN COs ae eso a ee SSE ATS | DAG
Leucaspis pusilla Loew (Coccidae):
IPEATUSISD 4 (DADE) Wh ic ee ee eb ao S OR aa Portigalak =e. 5 See Vth at IN AY
Leucaspis riccae Targ. (Coccidae):
Be SDee ee set) sae he 8 3 teal yet sh ee ee ee al) ID)(C!
Olewmeuropaed (olive)-2-. 822222 - 2 ee G@reeces oe ee _.--| 1 | Mass
Leucinodes orbonalis Quen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) --_-_-__---___--- INigenia=#-5-. 238 ee } ees PATS
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) . .-.-------------- Mexicos:s.ts.5:. 53 See Le | Ses ee Ariz
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe) __—-__|----- G0 ior eee ee a ee Ariz
Orehid Sa so3 Mose Leen A ese eee ee | Guatemala, Mexico -----2|---2lL__- 2 | Pex

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

tee 31

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin : eS in—
: a ‘s D
BE lals
o
28| 2 |es
or] O /aY
ie) Z |p
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
ROY C hn Cee eee sree enter he LE Ne eS eee ie es, Costa Rica, Mexico--___--- ea |= Oot | ee Xs
Limazx marginatus (Muller) (Mollusea):
BrOSsteginupies (bE oss eee en eee PAIS tT alidiceeae See ee rah See ala lial slMiasss
TEA ROV SECT UNG LS al EI SS EN ee eee See CostaiRicas=2 teas sta Seles Sloe vA a
QO CUSE OTOL CAITOL) See ee ee VAUISTTAlIQ= een ehc Sse ene \od) |ss2aliWesht
INE FIOULNESISD ere ae ot We Set ERD UAE: «oe gee Ssh Peace Be 2 | ae ET reveals
(OVENS jis 25 0 SUG ea a See a tn Costa Rica, Guatemala, |----|----| 7 | Fla., Tex.
Mexico
Persea americana (avocado) ----_--__-__-__-____ Crp at et cake SSA AARON, BPE ale spel) dete,
Soil with carnation, chrysanthemum, and | Argentina____.-__________-_ SEE ME VIE IDE
geranium plants.
Sollawithliliaceae bulbs e222 ee IMIGxi C022 eS ee Beer Betas Leet] | Ox
Limar maximus L. (Mollusca):
Moss packing with fig plant____-_____-___=__+_ Wtaly 2. Ss eRe ets eee New ae £ a) A BENE AL WINTON
Limothrips denticornis Hal. (Thripidae):
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) -____-_-- DMenmarks Vea eece we ATs S24) eee DN veg
EOndewm Dulgare| (DALICY) === <2 eae Ola hs eee Sune py eae Pe INE Oo
Prticun aestivim (wheat) ss. 2 ee GO 2a Ee rs SUS Te ENC) Ts See | INE
Lineaspis striata (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Juniperus orycedrus (prickly juniper) --_______- Rortugal ee a oan oe See es Sea Wh IDO
Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Klug) (Curcu-
lionidae) :
WOO Crete ee sere EN le ed a ELA Weal sh aOR RPA ae Aaah ie ep epee Leas Hawaii.
Listroderes subcincta Boh. (Curculionidae):
‘Pramus aomestica (plum) {02 a CHE RS Mn Nene eee apa Paes) ee N.Y
Lobesia botrana (Schiff.) (?) (Olethreutidae):
Naz E7 SIS DEA CSE ADE) mee eee EN ee ee 2 BIG ea Taye AO eros OY ea of) | aves es N.Y
Luzulaspis kondarensis Borchs. (Coccidae):
BT OURS IS DU (OLOMIG) see es ee Array a8.) SSS ies gS ey | Se Ad ED E
Lycophotia ornea (Druce) (Noctuidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata_________________________ MCX COE cles mw ielrt 3 Re ee. ne) aro fer a Tex
Lyctorylon japonum Reitt. (Lyctidae): -
TRADI THY OO TG= G as ea ae ee es De ieee et Ree oe ete ee aD ATs AN ARMac eee eee De | eee | aa Calif.*
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
PUTING Oy ee cece ore MR NS LARS Ul lbeartte®. (6 Koh Sits SD mee el a Ty| ae a ee:
NV GOC Mega eet ee eet ee Se ee CEL Enidiad: 2S fs 21s dele Sg | Se | ON NTE Ni Vc
Lyetus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
Palma wmOOGKGr Uriel RIG Ty ait Meets Riese een aed 16] eS aes VA
Lygaeus albo-ornatus Blanch. (Lygaeidae): yk
PAT iy COD Os (OMTOM) ea Ss Sea een @hieso". ta ee a OL TEN a SERS GINS
Luqus gemellatus (Hsiao-Sailer) (Miridae):
Cichoriwm intybus (escarole) _______-_-_____---- Dp yi 28 reer TRAY eee Pewee ome LINEN TG .
Malacosoma neustria (L.) (Lasiocampidae) :
rILMUS SOs CHOLEY) 2 te ome eee Gy Och oN Nees ae & Sree Sal del\ awaiin®
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Phalaenidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_-___-__--- Belgiume =u sates oe Tames) [fp ]h, | Mighen exes
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_________-_-_---_---- IRUCT FON CO ssa ee se een 2 tex | ae a
Canavalia sp. (Mauna loa)_________-_________-- TP a WiAl is Fae es a 16, | 22 | aS i@aliiees
Hawaii.
Phaseolus lunatus (civet bean). -_-_-_---=------|----- Co Ka apap RE paceeve eA Bes bib bdjass Sh Ogibiey
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (String bean) _-_____-_-- Brazil, Ghana, Japan, 5 4 |Saes eAlas @alit.*
Puerto Rico. Ill., Mass.,
INES ERP Res
St. Thomas
and St.John,
JETT SOE? (2) Se ee ee IPUeTCORRICOn22=— aes ST | eae | Pa TAT
Melipotis famelica (Guen.) (Noctuidae):
JS Sar O) ENTS S'S SAI UN BO Mea ea Mes ile aT 2 ae Pligg es see ee pebapet dewey Jey.
Metamasius sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculionidae) :
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --__----- Ecuador, Honduras, un- | 61 |____|_--_} Calif.,* La.,
known. Md., N.Y,
Passes
Tex.
Ee sericeus sericeus (Oliv.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) _-_-_----| Eduador_----_.----------- ibaa 2ps al INE NC
Micrelus ericae (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __----_.------------- Soo enelYyoa sw Sees SST IME RE ING Nae
Microcerotermes arboreus Emerson (Termitidae):
OT CHT Ge et eee esti LN te Oe ee ok ea Grandi@ ayimanwee eae ee 1! Fla,

32 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; i in—
ao, =] L
EB | a | &
Aa| ? |ea
gS} a |e
oF] OE
Oo |Z Im
Micrutalis apicalis Godg. (Membracidae):
Ler baceous plants yaaa) Rew ee wae Bares Cuba) Se Yee ee ee INES
Milax gagaies (Drap.) (?) (Mollusca): ;
Dactuca sativa (lettuce) __-.-...-------..----.-- Germianyo os Aen ae 1 |----| Mich.
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (Sweet acacia)_________-_--__ 15 142 a eA 1 Pepe Hawaii.
STs Car ae IU as EERE SU NC COWL USN 1 RL led Dr ape pear Hawaii.
COS ATER ES) Ov Se SD LEE AP AE A A Te aN (Koy Lema ee ee ee 1 ay ase Hawaii.
Minthea rugicollis (Wlk.) (Lyctidae):
Eardwoodtlim bers. ses 8 son aS LBC b LM a AN eee ER LE Pal oye ee ae Ala.
Molorchus minor (L.) (Cerambycidae):
NYA DY sR T N SARS NU LE ee NN Denmanrke 2 ke ele 0 pees) N.Y.
Monanthia monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
COSC atta Leas aS sa NS SAV OD a aL Le bis ee Brazile ee ee AA ee ea ET 1 | Calif.
Monomorium destructor (Jord.) (Formicidae):
PADONOGELOISD =e SPO Male Diaries Ceylon OBE An eleend sieen 1) NoYe
Girrusisinensis\ (Orange) eee ee Jamaica! 200 eee Ol eae eke S.C.
Orizarctwal(rice) ee en CATES ELL ee Ie 1 eel) SHO,
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _____....___-_-_---- DATAR GE! Oo EAU ee 75 ||) (OI NL
Hawaii.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ____-_-_---- Japaneeeewe Ty) AN SL Ny 1)! (8/2222) (Cate
GrerestS te 72818) (OLA Ee) ee ae ace | GOERS cee nen es te eis @ eal ies
Dendrobium gordoni (orchid)_._-__._--_-_------ ITS ans een rel | Ee ea 1 | Hawaii.*
Neriwm oleander (oleander) ______-_-------.---- Bermuda eae eeae nme a eee es Mass.
lant—inkn own oee ea ae an) Ee Philippines {aaa Gn ee Ect Calif.*
Mormidea zictiventris Stal (Pentatomidae):
OT CHI GRID EW MANN RUNS A IS DU Bahamas viris! sew Ge a Sea 1 | Fla.
Myzus ascalonicus Done. (Aphidae):
hactucalsativa (lettuce) see England, Sweden__.---_-_|__-- 25222 -) I eeas
PUD STS GUID) er a eee LE LD HEL INe@ther ars 205 een a | OT nee 1] NJ. i

Die Henvachiaisp © 222i 2 Th Naas ae IMiexicoyn eh) iiUie ies ilar eee 1] Tex.

Mp i atera) deli cro sa. 2! WG GELATO RA its ea Set Gos Ce = SUR AS Se Se OP ee 1 | Tex.

ENALOGENGrON Sp seen ee NO Eas NO | (6 Lo ARO SNMRNE AE SMUT ETA ISE be 2] Tex.
ARCA chilensis (Blanchard) (Kalotermiti- ;

ae):

Watisisps| (Grape) seo 2c) ue DPE ieee ea Miler OE a a nen es INY%
Nephotettiz apicalis (Mots.) (Cicadellidae):

AN Tifa) ET a ot ee I EO GA NANCY ST SAPOEATTT ((7,) es ye ems Ss a aR 1 |._--| Hawaii.
Nephotettir bipunctatus (F.) (Cicadellidae):

PSVITSTD LRTI Cee oti A UE SS Es OU OV Eo India (?), Philippines___-_|___- 2 |...-| Fla., Hawaii.

Fla,
N.Y.

WaAaS Toe (ON CHIC) ee semen Ae ea eh sc uaa MET wall ee ee ere pa (ese pe Hawaii.

CO) (el GCG LOE pe I SS Oe EAI NT ee Tgep rat Guatemala: =232422 235 eg | eee 1 | Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 33

Pesis Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 4 a in—
a i=] 1
EE | e/&
Za] PP \saq_
aS| a |S
or] O/H
oO Z |Aa
Nysius vinitor (Bergroth) (Lygaeidae):
Wactucn sata (lettuce) 2-22 eee AIST Alig ee |e 1 |----| Hawaii.
Orbrium cantharinum (L.) (?) (Cerambycidae):
Woooden crate: tao 2225 a ew aseees HAN COn eee eae eae sats gal ee INRA
Odonaspis ruthae Kot. (Coccidae):
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) ------------- IK Giniy ae arenes coe es ere | bea | aren US DAO
Oebalus apelaris Stal (Pentatomidae):
OCH ic aes rae Uae each los IMe@XICOSsao ese eee Die ee egal Pees 1| Tex.
Oedancala bimaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae): :
COV RCLES Ca la Li Ue a a Se eee et 6 (0 a ee Re ba 1} Tex.
Oagdoecosta catenulata (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
PSTOTIELI AC ee eh ob ee eee C0 Ce ey [ih 1| Tex.
Olethreutes lewcotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) -------------------- Union of South Africa_____|_--- 1h | See) ehexs
OTEIISIGENEN SiS) (OTANLO) eos ee ee ee aan C6 C9 2 ee ee aes ae feed | S222 | eiMiasse
Oligonychus perditus P. & B. (Tetranychidae) :
THuyaspy (AL boOLVitae) sees = - ee Jaqpante sso. Saye ee ee 1 | Wash.
Opogona subcervinella (W1k.) (Tineidae):
With dahlias and gladiolus _-_------_-_-------- ‘Portugal sisson be eee 1 | Mass.
Opuntiaspis carinata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
ORCHiGms reds uae ear Ne es SOM Se Pr Mexico zs] esse ans ees | ae 1) NJ.
Ore Raphi aterrimus (Waterh.) (Curculion-

. idae): -
PADI DUR DUAL One ee ea ee ee ii Hawaii.
LENPVG OO UT ATA SY 0 Spesie ess ue ce La Alaa ee Hawaii.
Dendrobium undulatum (orchid) i Hawaii.
Vanda joaquimae (orchid) ----------=----------- ii Hawaii.
TRICE FY Oe I seta a ena le eal Peta d Hawaii.

Orthezia pseudinsignis Morr. (Coccidae): :
CEPUSISP te eee Eee eel am aes) SiS SSeS IMI@xI COs tae oe ha Tsppza oe Ariz.
Punica granatuin (pomegranate) Ua bral eee (aa AOL eas SRB se ot BG Ba Bs So Tex.

Ouholomus jamaicensis (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):

No ef Of ER TE Le ced a BU pe pe CestapRica= si eee SA ieee Ie

Gryehitust Anaviiie (Muller) (Mollusca):

Pelargonium sp. (geraniim)-..--.-------.------ Netherlands: 222 222ss22s2ss|22-- 2222 1}. NAY:
SoilkwathishamnTrock2es22s sun ee ee ene Ireland sass ssssssssso Seas eee esse 1 | Mich.

Orydema fusiforme Woll. (Curculionidae):

rAlpinigssp (red ginger) 2 25222-22222 eee await es eee AG / BET ese) Hawaii.
LOA ROT IORID SS VALI TY CD) re dOLssi sso a ea ieee Hawaii.
MGCHUATMUSD == see ee ea Le es ee Go seke ke hes See Ae eee eee Hawaii.
TNT A OYE aE) Vp a Eee EAE bl hae OOss28 28 eSsssboses LOE QHOEE S| Hawaii.
ESL AHS SCS) ae ES as ey Midway Islands._-------.| 1 |----]---- Hawaii.

Orygrylius ruginasus (Lee.) (Scarabaeidae):

Triticum aestivum (wheat) -_.--_----------.---- Miexico sti saee: wa sous eae fy eee alits

Ozophora concava (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

Wy ca eee AU ee ae ee eevee (Pees Goa Ee eae Se eee 1 | Tex.

Ozophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae): :
CAG RUEIS 1) eee eet ee eee ee |e COe ke secscsbcsteesesiec |e Ree3 1 | Ariz.

Panne faerie nasidens (Latr.) (Vespidae):

INSV 0) EW SP eee ee MOSsoesesesse se ee T /-e22) Dex.

Pachybrachius albocinctus Barber (Lygaeidae):

Hibiscus esculentus (okra) ---------------------- Cubahleasn sik see es a ey ae (aes La.

Pachybrachius nigriceps (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):

PA plarionen sss ee fe yA hs a Se ee ae South’ Pacifie:---=--5---2=2|---= 1 |_-.-| Hawaii.

Pachygrontha oedancalodes Stal (Lygaeidae):

OR CH RRS er Ss a ee Se en SN eae Miexicotset sane eee ee a ee eae 1] Tex.

Pachyzancla bipunctalis (F.) (?) (Pyraustidae):

Ambrosia peruviana (‘‘altamisa’’)-------------- PUETLOWRICOe sane ree C1 kee aa Til.

Bachyconely periusalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):

Capsicum frutescens (pepper) =---------=------|-=-=— Gowsss2l i. ue te seal oe il.
UULTIASD Be eae AAR SION oS at A ete ne RS | (0 (0 Pe eee ee ee 2 al Pye ee Il.
pala forii (Eggers) (Scolytidae):
ETE SK COLT) oe aee at ee ee aan a Ecuador, Peru.-....------ AS Coes UES Fla., La
ES lead nigrosignatus Duviv. (Curculion-
ae
BGO Pa TTL ETL OW IR Se eee ene seta ea oe ees French West Africa-_.---- 1 Rad Sd eae S.0.

Papape coetiebllis Mshl. (Curculionidae):

LOSCOnEGISD!. (yall) aaa ee ee VamMoaicdes see Sy eA IN | | es IN a

Paragonatus Wieeretie (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

PGW} 0) EH Yoh ee a a ee a Mexico! i228 eee e236 anlitelel een OXe
497115—59——_5

34 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1967, Through June 80, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection ]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; EN in—

=) ‘Ss

q | 8

as| 9

or o

Oo 124

Parlatoria camelliae Comst. (Coccidae):
PUT ICBRSTD ay (DOK) nae oe ee ee To 0 Ye ea ae a a Ll HR D.C.
GoMeliagaponicts a eee Japan, Portugal, Switzer- | 1 |____ Calif.,* Ha-
and. waii, N.Y
Camellia sasanqua (sasanqua camellia)_________ J ea EL 2 Eon ete eae eee ee NOK
Camellias SD eee Nee AA AOD ES 2 Japan) eongugal ss ees eee ae Calta
Hawaii
TERUTA TODO NICO ab eee See ene Mea VAD See Se Pee oe ee 1 Pa.
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae): ‘
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ---_- 1 Calif.*
Citrus limon (lemon) --.------- 1 Calif.*
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) -..._-..--_----------- Canal Zone, Colombia, 5 Calif.,*
Tahiti, Trinidad, un- Hawaii
known.

Gi USISINETLSISK OLAN EO) ae eee see Argentina, Brazil, Canal | 2] 5 Calif.,* Fla.

Zone, Panama,
Parlatoria citri McKenzie (Coccidae):

Ci SSN E EN SSN 0 2 a Maitland sss ae sae oes pHi Psa Hawaii.,
Parlatoria crotonis Doug). (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (codieum) -.......-.---.-- Cuba, Hawaii__...__._____ ca Nisa ha Fla.,
Hawaii
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple) -.--------- me LN, Greece, Italy .__--__---_-_- 2] eee ees Mass., N.Y.
Olea europaea (olive). __----------------------- Greece eee eRe SERS Tin) eens fe ty Mass.
Prunus amygdalus (almond) ------------.------]----- C0 Kaye aan a a EN EG taf Mass
Prunus armeniaca (apricot) -.-----.------------ aD belliyapr ets 2 aE ae Oe | ene Oe D.C
ERIN (SY OY 2 SESE Ns SCAU eee 11) oo SI ee rt a AA) a a | fot D.C
Parlatoria proteus (Curt.) (Coccidae):
TAISCOCETEETAL TI SD eee ee UE eae a RTO Ga eels ere Meaty | eae | Bea Fla.
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae)
COP eda § Co YA RLS SAN ST ANS SU LC A te NL Indonesia, New Zealand__|----]_--_ Calif.,”
Hawaii.*
Vanda hookeriana (orchid) Pndonesigu se 2! See a eee N.J.
Vara a ier es ke EN ETS SU ean eee | ay OP ST UNG TN ee | ae N.J.
Vanda sp Sot eos 20 aS Ae SO eS Hs cae es American Samoa, Colom- | 1 |__-- Fia.,
bia, Panama. Hawaii
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) _-_..-----.------------ Hawaii, Thailand_________ 2Ni Gee ae Calif.,*
Hawaii
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) .--.---_.--------- China apenas. soe ae ee | beeeee 2 Calif.*
Citrus grandis (pummelo)-_-___.-_-------__--_-- China, Federation of Ma-| 5] 7 Calif.,*
laya, Formosa, Hong Hawaii
Kong, Japan, Philip-
pines, Singapore, South
Pacific.
Giiraslimon) (lemon) ae eae ls Ue wey Baia aaes eel Italy, Japan, unknown..__| 3] 8 Calif.*
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ___._...._._.._-_-___ French West Africa, Ja- |----| 3 Calif. ,*
pan, Tunisia. Mass., Pa
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -._________- Algeria, China, Formosa, 5 | 9 Calif.,*
France, French West Hawaii,
Africa, Hong Kong, Mass.,
unknown. Tex.
Citrus sinensis (orange)...._--_..-.-.._-_--..-- Algeria, China, France, | 1} 9 Calif.,*
Italy, Japan, Morocco, Mass., Pa
Spain.
CORT ELE) aE TE Ue a ATO RNa At HNO nu le Cuba lhe hee eae 1 Pa We Fla.
Papi eaa Padeenitia (L.) (Cerambycidae):
Allvimi sativum (garlic) a a Db Wb gk SE IR Se 5 i) Papen aS N.Y.
Paromius longulus (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):
FASTA TIO Re ita eho LAN NIT he TATE Rea
Bromeliad _- a
(Oped au tal tS a 0 Ua UR SN NES) Oar a
Rosa sp. (rose)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)__..___..-_________- Jamaica, Mexico__________ 3 | 1 |---| Blas, Tex
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) -_.___-...__________ Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, | 5] 1] 1] Calif.,* Fla.,
Antigua, Cuba, Eleu- Las Nis;
thera Island, Hawaii, Tex.
Mexico, Paraguay.
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)_____-_____________ MibxICOn- Sean uma OD bees Adz) hex.
FTGUISCUSIESCILLENTUS (OKTS) ene ee en HN Barbados, Dominican Re- | 2] 1 |__.-| N.Y., Pa.,

public, Mexico. : Pex.

me
Petey.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 35

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 80, 1958—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin : Pal in—
io” ) 1
Blais
q 3
a8] 3 |S
0 12 Ia
pentane gossypiella (Saund.) (?) (Gelechi-
idae):
Mrsiuncese Seedici nel sma St. di MT ke SALTZ OLS) Bee ROKER SA LE ee D.O
Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
Galadviimispl= 22-2 on ee Trinidad! aee eee gh pee La ak Va.
aman oregonensis McQ. (Tenuipal-
pidae
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese juniper) -_------- Japan tee ae eee oe eee Hawaili.*
Pentodon punctatus Villers (Scarabaeidae):
Ory ACH ISHLO Spee mm Se are real a ER eae TIN Agios ee a A at oy eke bseeceeed | Neal N.Y.
Perkinsiella saccharicida Kirk. (Delphacidae):
ATT PIANO es oe Nee te Baw ails ee eee ane vee eee 3 |---| Hawaii.
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ------------------- OFGd ap Weicker haa pul evens hated aban Fi pep neatet La., N.Y.
Artocarpus communis (breadfruit)_.-.-.-.----_|----- C6 Ca eee Oe A ee a PySeseieees N.Y.
ZACH LA STATOR OS NCC 9 0) es Sa ele Palmiyravslandeases skeen | eee ees Hawaii
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-_-------------------- Bahamas sees eee eae ee Fla.
Cordyline terminalis (ti) -.....------------------ Dey ey I he et 1 iy (sedis Fae Hawaii.
YER TACT Vy AL AE ESE ee Se any pa ee Seg lee (era hace tee OEE et eas Hawaii.*
ERE MEG SP 4(SOMTE!) nts he ee el PATI Qe coe I (ape eal ak Fla.
Phelomerus aberrans (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Cassia fistula (golden-shower) ------------------ Menezuela 22 setae B Ea | aubiois pce N.Y.
(GIRO NO ee eee 15 5 ee AU Leas aed a I ol |e al au D.C
mihi r a dendrobii Kuw. (Coccidae) (tenta-
ive):
Dendrobium sp. (orchid)_-=---=--++-.---------=- SINGaDOTe wa eae ee a eee Hawaii.
Rhynchostylis retusa (orchid) --_---------------- DI 0X Vay at sy sy ay ies eel ie a | a Hawaii,
Hawaii.*
Phenacoccus gossypii Towns. & Ckll. (Coccidae):
SEGAL TIC TIO SD) =H RAL Ya ee ee Berman meee ese ects 1 ie ee) INNS
Pelargonium sp. (geranium)-_...----.---_------ IVE xi CO Be Ne Se | See ees Calif.
Sechium edule (chayote)-_-------------.---.----|----- CO ee Sentai Be eee | ea eee Calif.
Phenacoccus hirsutus Green (Coccidae):
Piper nigrum (black pepper)_-_-_------------.-- Ph ailand ites shee sea eie To ee eee D.C
Phera centrolineata (Sign.) (Cicadellidae):
GLAGIOLAT SST a Ne) IMTEXICD: 22!) eee ee eee pL RE oe Calif.*
Philaenus leucophihalmus (L.) (Cercopidae):
Soiliwa Llstis trees eee ae ee ees Canada_-__-_- seoemea eI 8 UE d Aplesd [AT N.J.
Phloetribus scarabaeoides (Bern.) (Scolytidae):
Oledeuropaed (Olive) ee a ee Ttal ye soe ee eee eee Pere ees INDY.
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vata spn (Grape) 2) be cc ee al Union of South Africa._..| 4 |----|---- Nu:
Pholiodoforus advena Zimm. (Curculionidae):
IPE GSD =o c2s Vicks CO ERS es PETS Wali: Se eee ee Oe Ek ae eee Hawaii.
Phyllocnistis citrella Stainton (Gracilariidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)____-.------------ Philippines eess2 seen | ene Py eeea Calif
Phyllocnistis saligna Zell. (Gracilariidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange) .----------------------- AF SE aT ee oe tree ree Bes esr 1 {..--| Calif.°
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea acephala (kale)___------------ Sweden sss sees en es Teasley | et.
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -_-------- Belgium, England, |-_---| 29 |---| Fla., Pa.,
France, Germany, Neth- Tex.
erlands, Poland, Swe-
en.
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_.-_-------- Pinelands ac keas sees sean kere D4 ae 1 ets
TERETE CGN ts 0 0) ) oe ee Beloit Bawa es eee tee (Eee aes Pa.
Cichorium endivia (endive) ___-.-.-.------------ Belgium, Netherlands__--- PA ile Ay hee Ma N.Y.
Cichorium intybus (chickory) -_---------.------ BelFium= . feu ahs BY poe ed (hae Nite
Piezodorus rubrofasciatus (F.) (Pentatomidae): M
PAIRS LATION es sees ene ali eA TIE hk CRS Y Of Wi pees A el os Se 1 |__--| Hawaii.
Pinnaspis buzi (Bouche) (Coccidae):
PATUUULT ARTIST sate eh ark ie eae 22 a ay ET Sa visa Rise Pee 2 Da A UT des Hawaii.
Cardylineceniminalis) (ii) os ae ie a ee Co Ko) SR 2 bes has ead ik dss Hawaii.
Cordylinelsp tikes Jee nbeige ise RUIN es ile adn OBES Cowes see wae Re See oes Bees Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Dendrobium sp. (orchid)_-_-.-.------.-_----_-- INC Wwe GIrInea te nee: taenem ee eee ane Hawaii.
VAG ISLE CAST crac tem et aE nee Se SEITE BEY DS Gey Ge hiieant he ys shesomnbanecy spat uta fad ey Hawaii.
Neomoorea irrorata (orchid)_.-.--.-----_-_-_-_-- CanaliZ onesies rinnen sins ee Ste Hawaii,
Hawaii.*
EAR ALOE TVOTO1Y: ST Uae tans te eee ieee A RL) Costa Rica, Hawaii-_-_-_-_--|----]---- Fla., Hawaii
Plant — NK wine ee ae PT Aa Wee apne e samow epee EWE eae) Ae 1 |____| Calit.*

Pinnaspis caricis Ferris (Coccidae): a a
Liriope graminifolia (mondo grass) ------------- TE rps Ca A ENR AUS | a 1! Hawaii.

36 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; nF in—
Q ‘s D
=e
ae] 2 |Es
B=) 5 jos
i) Z |Aa
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae): ;
NPAt—UNKNO Wheto ee ee ce ee ae ee CUES) 0 0 WE Re i 9 Vet 1 |----| Calif.*
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae): .
IWiOOd EN Cratene ne senna ene ees Belgium, Sweden_-_-_---__- ps pene | ees Fla., Mass,
Plagiodera semivittata Stal (Chrysomelidae): j
ORC TG Re ee INE EES Die heer ence owe IM@xiCo Ve fio ee a Wael ee ee 1| Tex.
With orchids and bromeliads_-_------ paeednasos||=ss= COSC. nc. on Gee pera | eee ees 1] Ariz.
Plagiodera thymaloides Stal (Chrysomelidae): :
IBTOTMELIACER One ee ORE ay ees ond iras a ee 1 | Calif.*
iueliaanceps (Orchid) tase en ES Mexico nk 6 SIS Se Soe ern Sea ee 1 | Tex.
OY reo Ke Us esp Ss RR Se rd rane Sa an at ea |p GOS ee a ee ee |e 8] Tex.
Planococcus hoznvi Ezzai & McConnell (Coc-
cidae):
Orchids Tear ke Sars Se a
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ------------------
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper)
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll) _------------------
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _- oa
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _..-._..._...-.-_.-
Sechium edule (chayote) _-_---.-.----------___-
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae): i
Copaifera hemitomophylia (‘‘cativo’’)__.--------
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (Noctuidae):
PANIED LATIO Seer a en aE er ee eae
Cordyline terminalis (ti)_.i- 2-22 L222 ile Hi
“Poliaspis’’ pint Mask. (Coccidae): Z
Pinte PentaDhyllauoe nen ae a eee JAPANes sek le ee eae eee | a 1 | Calif.*
PINUSISP., Wear, GENS1 LOD one nae nN ee Co (0 SEE Re Wi GO SC PS en a 1 | Calif.*
Pinus|spy(2Z-jleaved pine) soc. sess eee ene e nee eee (6 CaS RN hs | 3 |_---| Calif.,*
: i Mass.
FEY RUSISD (DING) tte ates oh le ue ern uleanve ue | eee (0 Ko yo eae Oe ST LN 1] 11 Calif.,* Pa.
Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Sowerby) (Mollusca): 5 i ;
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ___----__ HW CHaAd Onan en. eee ay Glace eee Calif Les
ai. uae
Prays endocarpa Meyr. (Hyponomeutidae):
Citrus grandis (pummelo)___-_----_---------_-- Federation of Malaya_-___-|---- 1 |-.--| Calif.*
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Olenieuropaed (Olive) eae ee ee Dtaly see ee ee a Ih Paes ray Pe N.Y.
Rape NOTE hubbardi (Banks) (Kalotermiti-
ae):
BBE 068| SPs (OX) ee ee ee ee pgs ee ea eel Mexicot Soi ne weg yates Ariz.
Prodenia litura (F.) (Noctuidae): :
LNU] 0) ES Pep NEA ee CI rr et Ie Australia(?), Japan(?), |----| 3 |----| Hawaii.
West Pacific.
eee orientalis (Gory & Perch.) (Scarabaei-
ae):
AST apa) EEA JS a SS AS Ee vada be CLR of 0 EE ea FOS cect lb | (EY 1 |_...| Hawaii.
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
TESTI (HANS Ate 2 Bahamas.20tes 120 es 1 |p ENeye
IZOV GASP Spee Pe ts Ree ue eee ee Mrimidada!: ksshaa eae Pea ee 1] Fla.
(ueat——an kno wine ee a ee Se BAT badOs es sees eee ee 1 Se | ee Mass.
SM NAAR GTP AT A 2 SEE Dior Nes ails Jota 2 Bahamases oi Se aes | eae 1 Ss NES
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Ckll.) (Coccidae): ;
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)_____---._---.------2- Japanes: 2-4): ie ad See 1 | Calif.*
Pseudaonidia curculiginis (Green) (Coccidae): v
Cyr bidium atropurpureum (orchid) ._.._------- Jed ovbbie) oyba (je ee ea 1 | Calif.
Pseudaonidia darutyi (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
LERERTI TIA LESS GES Sion SNR Be i al Sic el ada ahr re New Caledonia___..._._-- al (eee) Fe D.C.
Pseudaonidia paeoniae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
COLO TIEMSLER SP mise ee eee JADA eee aa as SE oe ee | epee | es 2 | Hawaii,
Hawaii.*
Pseudaonidia tesserata de Charm. (Coccidae):
PLEATINGT GLU GIST (PALIT) se et en am cE IM@xiCO! 22-228. ono ee oe ee 1| Tex.
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis Green (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)__/.......---_--_-__.- BOliviates. seuss ero ah el ee Calif.*
Cilrisiimnon\ (lemon) | Ces. oa es eRe Argentina, Brazil__...-.--|---- 2 |---| Calif.,* Fla.
Ciirusisinensis) (Orange). soe Sa Argenting&= Soo oss 2 Sees ae 1 ee Calite
NG GRIST Re ea er ee ae Oe Ree Colombia, Trinidad___----].-..|---- 3 | Fla.
patna! oles Fae Oe iBanbadoste eee eee ya eas Ft Mass.

Myristica fragrans (nutmeg) -__.---.-.--------_- Trinidhq eons Seen Saat Sas [eee 1] Fla.

‘fade oe
LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958) 37

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
t Collected
Pest_and host Country of origin b x in—
jo) he ‘
Ba) 2 |.
as|a|es
oF! CO] Ee
Oo 124 [a
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
PA PTUY SIR TTE SP eee ee oe eae eee (MIM OXICO Lex oan ao = soos coool ne Sere aes 1] Tex.
Brassavola iibieae (orchid) See ELON GUTS Se nee eerie renee ol eel | eee 1] Fla.
Galeyaisp: (orchid)= 22 eee eee eee British Honduras, Hon- |----|_--- 5 | Fla., N.J.,
duras, Venezuela. Tex.
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)-_..-------------------- Salvadonsse secs an ae | 1} Fla.
CH i Ce ee ee ee eee ee cae British Honduras, Canal |----|---- 14 | Ariz., Calif.,*
Zone, Costa Rica, El Fla., 12, R.,
Salvador, Honduras, Tex.
Mexico, Venezuela.
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)-_...------------------ INiicaragi awe ee ae 1] Fla.
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (CK11.) (Coccidae):
PAA EISD wees ee Ba Se EE Cubat een oe ee ee ae 1| Fla.
Cannabis sativa (hemp). --------.--------------|-=--2 CG ee EE a ee 1] N.Y.
Pseudischnaspis longissima (CK 11.) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) -----.---------------- INicaragnass.2 see eee SY ey oe Calif.*
@rchiic Bese Sa ee ee IMICxi co See ee ee eee | ere 1] Ariz.
Pseudococcus azaleae (Tins.) (Coccidae):
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon). ------------- Japans ta ewes es 1 eS Hawai.
Pseudococcus citricus (Ezzat & McConnell)
(Coccidae):
BANETEOTIOOS ene eee ee ee AZONES 2 oh ue Lehane 1 ea | Mass.
Citrus. sinensis. (orange)_--------.-------------- Greve 28-2 ee oes DS) (ee ee N.Y.
Pileaipubescensrae cea oo 2 Ee es Ttaly ot SCP Ae Seles 22 See 1] D.C.
Pseudococcus cualatensis (Ck11.) (Coccidae):
SYeLCCOAS PS meee eee eee ook IMGxI COMES een eee aan aes 1| Tex.
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
Orecpanazisp ye hs ee Se Se eee Brances.2 tee see se PE ei 1] D.C.
Prunus domestica (plum) -..-------------------- Chiles hes een 5 Oe See eae N.Y.
iPyrasicommiunis (pear) 2 -— 2-2-2822 2 eee (0 Ko popes ate os Raeeenterc eye to Lees | See NAYS?
Rhododendron supranubium._..---------------- Scotland 2222s Ses |aee eo 1} D.C.
Rhododendron zeylanicum..-.-------------------|----- C6 Co SE ee Se es gt P| aes 1} D.C.
CHEM ETE GELQURYincn a eo Ee IBTAN CO 2 eee ea ae aa 1] D.C.
Pseudococcus krawnhiae (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) -_.------------ Japantec. coe Sia eee aE 1 |_-_-| Hawail.
Diospyros spp. (persimmon). ------------------|----- Goo e Se ee Me ed eee Hawaii.
Pseudococcus lilacinus Ck11. (Coccidae):
Lansium domesticum (langsat)_.....----------- Philippines__--.---------- DES eas Hawail.
EET SULTANS eee Ee Ee Nhe SU GOe sats 1 |---| Hawaii.
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehbrh.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut). ---.------------------ Hawali, Kwajalein_-__-___- 10} 1{ 1) Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Wash,
Pseudococcus pandani Ck11. (Coccidae):
IPandanissp ss Bee eae. ae eee Ponape: oer oe oe ee ee eee 1 | Hawail.*
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ck11.) (Coccidae)
COEYG Aisi a Se ee ee ere ee eee Mexicossc2 2222282522 Bees 3 | Ariz.
Carnegiea gigantea (“‘pitaya’’ cactus) -...--_----|----- GO te eeevattes ee LEO 1] Ariz.
Pseudoparltatoria ostreata Ck11. (Coccidae):
Carica papaya Cae AS A Sees axe I Cuba eee as Bees EY ee at Fla,
pidendram sp. (orchid) 22 ee eee Mexico 2... Ses Sen oo ees 1] Tex.
Oncidium pulchellum @ cna) [Le eJiam aicas sash < Seas te ee es 1 | Hawali.
Oncidiumispeeeee eee ee EliSalvador aes | ee eee 1} Fla.
Orchid ye seke se Sailer we Tew ae as Guatemala, Honduras.-__-_|----|----| 2 | Fla., Tex.
Pseudothrips glaucus Bagn.(?) (Thripidae):
PFT ICHALD ENS Be ee ee Ue Le Union of South Africa_____ ADE es Ea ge N.Y.
Psylliodes chrysocephala (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Brassicayapa) (turMip) sess) ne Brances.225.25_. 22 seen BU eee dsteh
Pulvinaria camelicola Sign. (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)_..-..__----------- England.224 2h eee cee 1 | Wash.
Pulvinaria floccifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Camellia sasangua (sasanqua camellia) _..---__- Portugal ee es | a 1} D.O,
Pulvinaria psidii Mask, (Coccidae):
Bryophiyllum sp2 css 22-1 eee eect el awall esse o a Be eee 1 | Hawaii,
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)...-.-_----.---.---- Hawali, Japan____-_----_- Pi ea ES Bae Hawaii.
Litchi. chinensis (lychee)..---------------------- Hawaii tee cee pal ieee |e Hawaii.
AP Tear t—— 11 Ket © py ee oe i Ee eS C6 Xa epee eee praca! 1 shee hee Hawaii.
Sedumispea 22 2.0 scales oe ea Bermuda ses=e | ek ee 1 | Mass.
Pulvinaria urbicola Ck11. (Coccidae) (tentative):
Malpighia punicifolia (acerola)._...--.--------- Puerto: Rico--.-.-~-22-— |e 1 | Hawaii.*
Pulvinaria vitis oe (Coccidae):
Acer sp. (maple)_-.-..-----...-. itis wit See Franeo..cccee le ol Eee pL eee Wa OE

Erunus persica| (Peach) oan. esses eee TES Oanadase 4 oe oo ee Oe wee 1 | NJ.

38 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

ral? ipa be
eye

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1968—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin , b,
27 mie
8 /e/&
Bal ? lea
ag) 2 |38
=i
12) Z |A4
Puto mericanus (Ck11.) (Coccidae):
Pelargonium sp. (geranium)....-_----------_- Mexico tsetse Ate Seite Wied 1
PFrCCa) Spe ees ye ee ee aes Oe UE eee eae 1
Puio ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
Cattleya bowringiana (orchid)__---------------- Guatemalass) io0 52 fe See eee 1
Laelia swperbiens (orchid) ..._-..---.---------.-]----- Pos evelsebess a Boek hei eee 2
Lycaste skinneri (orchid)_..-.----...------:----|__--- 1G DEAE iat LO | A 2
Odontoglossum grande (orchid) ...---.----------]_--_- OE Us La RE Oe 1
Odontoglossum pulchellum.....-.--------------|_---- CQURS Seb Ee aa Ak een ey 1
Orchid® )22e0 2 SE Wis eI PN aoe iad Costa Rica, Guatemala, |----|_-_- 5
Mexico.
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper).----------------- Israel Vitalyseos sno see aU Fa Wl Pee
Cucumis salivus (cucumber).-----------.------ cB ol I SS eee SN ee thy Sea
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_.------------]_--_- 4 piso Plo nal’ Sf 225 BS Eas 3 ee
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_..-.--.._- AU ERT DEATD ss A ee 1D) ait
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn).-.---.--| Yugoslavia......---------_|_-__ iB) ae
ZEGIMayal(COIN) 2s eee ee Ee Ly aN ese Eel bee Lae tga
Pyrophorus nostilucus (L.) (Elateridae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)_.-..-------_ (Op) ot ee Oe a 1b eae ctl |e
Raglius apicalis (Oates) (Lygaeidae):
Vitis’ spis(eTape) eee ee Union of South Africa___-- Lileses aes
ne flavipes (Kollar) (Rhinotermi-
ae
WWoodentboxe es.) Sin ice tu ee al ee IVTEXICO yoo ee gy Leesa opens
Reticulitermes tibialis Banks (Rhinotermitidae)
COFFS ES) Foyt 3 SERS a END ese Su Urea anor | Pa (5 Une Sk ne eine rar papel Peer bead 1
Rhagoletis cerasi (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry).-----_----. Sel a areal IG Azores, Belgium, France, | 8 | 22 |___-
Germany, Italy, Portu-
gal, Spain, Switzerland,
nown.
Rhagoletis juglandis Cress. (Tephritidae):
Juglans nigra (black walnut). -_.-......--_-_-- Mexicoi 2222 c eos alia 1M a A
Rhinochenus stigma (L.) (Curculionidae):
Hymenaea courharil (courbaril)__..------------ Panamaee. 212s e eed a eee rs PS
Rhinostomus barbirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _..._-..--------------- Honduras oe ee 4p) pee PSE
Rhoecocoris sulciventris (Stal) (?) (Pentatomidae):
Gladiotusispt ek PAs 3 EOE eS PANISTTaliawe. Soke gS pared Se
Rhopalosiphum crataegellum Theob. (Aphidae):
IMOUUSSSP si (Ap DIE) ee AEC Ea Netherlands eyes sie ieee ee | eee 1
peep batt rujiabdominalis (Sasaki) (Aphi-
Orchid eel SEE Sag te OA. GE PEE Nice) Mexico. n23 Soe Geb eeac hive Pees 1
Ribua innozia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -....-.----..---..- Cuba, Dominican Repub- | 21 |__-_|____
Ripersiella palastiniae Hambl. (Coccidae):
ALEUTERSD ily) Bee Pte Ee TT oe ot Gresce oe ese ees en ees ee 1
Rupela tinctella (W1k.) (Schoenobiidae):
Airplane sae sees eer Ee ae Venezuelacs oon 22 e. ee ay ae
Scolo Monee decoratus (Hahn) (Lygaeidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_.........--.-------- Scotland ees bcekis Bese I ae BR 1
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)-_---.___.-------_.---- Puerto) Rican se ea a ae 1
Sinoziylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Wooden Chate nse ee eee Tn dia 22 hose eee bee Topieoc}eucd
Sinozylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):
ai Yap ERD ENS EAP HOR IE SP PT a Ae rh Mawaliis:acsseee bide See ele My jee:
I SEO EE SO USS Le ea ea ee 1b ooh b: Wyuna el ere eye sy bai PAV Lee I ee
sin hana acuta (Wlk.) (Flatidae):
HOWeErS meee epee Tb ee a a wails sees ees eke Uy oes ee
Vanda jorquimiae (orchid) __--..----.-------.__}_____ (3 | eA Pe a RE OY Dy seeg lox
TALBERT NC a gece eee NS Pale S| Qe ae
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):

VEO SS eee ee ee ea ae OS Netherlands. 2.22) 24522 a ea ee 1
nenantir sii eeniomnbes Foerst. (Psyllidae):

Burus sempervirens (box) .--_-------------.---- ALY eee Seek ce cece else ee 1
Spermophagus sericeus Geofir.(?) (Bruchidae):

Ipomoec tricolor (tricolor morning-glory)-_------|..-.- (6 (0 page pea ae aR orn) BSS eae 1

Collected
in—

Calif., * Tex,
Calif.*
Calif.*
Fla., Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

39

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ; Ay
ae 12].
gale /&.
as| a |es
os| 6/25
O 14 |
Stator limbatus Horn (Bruchidae):
Pithecellobium brevifoliwm_-_._-.--.------------- Miexicos2 =. ee ae Rea 1
Stator pruininus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
ANTE TT.) aL a ee ET ep eerie pc ie Coe £6 Co fere beset nn Pe Aa DE 1
Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemidae):
Narcissus Osterireude’_ {26a st nas Sessa Germany = 2220-22 eee 1
ENT ET CIEE IESIS Dene eee a 1 Dg ated EN oTa ee | 1
Stenoma catenifer Wism. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado).------------------- Brazil, Colombia, Ecua- | 21 | 6 |----
dor, El Salvador, Gua-
temala, Mexico, Nicara-
gua, Panama, Peru,
Venezucla.
Stenoma decora (Zell.) (Stenomidae):
Theobroma cacao (cacao) - ---------------------- Mrinidadisss i222 ee ee 1 es
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla Zell. (Pterophoridae):
Gente SD eA a SE Switzerland_._-----_.---.- Ue eee as
Stephanitis nashi Esaki and Takeya Ceneiaee
Camellia sasanqua (sasanqua camellia)_---_--_- Japan----225i tee eet al 1
Stephanitis pyrioides Scott (‘Tingidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)--.-------------------|----- Go sec ee2 Jie Seo Ce Raa 1
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
GCoffenisip:s(cofiee) sso sts RET QO Brazil, Egypt, India_-..._| 3] 2 |----
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_-...------------------ Eniwetok(?), Guam, Ha- | 82 | 25 | 11
waii, Philippines, Vict-
nam.
Mam OILEn MSD kee Ie eo A So Avistralias Sol eee a eee es 1
Stoeberhinus testaceus Butl. (Gelechiidae):
PALI TIO ATIC sete oe UE Le als Philippines 222 eee eee Dj pec
Syagrius fulvitarsis Pascoe (Curculionidae):
OM are we kd beds teu: Tolle papel he Ma ea Ha wali eee Vases eee
Sybra alternans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):
DETAIL TIAN OTRAS Oye ae eee 02) 2 eens Ue aaa Ese
Nothin hn aie i a a Dh eee TEE Oe ee a pe) ed Nips Ee
Gordytineilenminalisy (ti) 20ers GO hoe eet 1
PeUCTENG GlOUCH ee So eee a ee an Cc Uo Epa ey en eee ca 1) eed Bao
Macadamia sp ise Ae Oe re ee eed CE a GOs Taf Sanetes
VEO MOT GACH Sy a ee ic) a aa Ni ea le Owe edie ps pees) ea
Opercutina tuberosa (wood-rose)--_-------------|----- (0 Co Rept sm OSS Ee Bt i 7 a
PAPO r ie nie NR Se al kg ee SS O35 Nn aed ap) ae ae
Synyrias diffundens (W1k.) (Noctuidae):
Sollisamples = 20 2s vais We eae ae Mexico: fc Seo es0 93 Bi] SSS
Systole geniculata Foerster (Eurytomidae):
seeds—unknowm ss see ee es Dominican Republic_.__--|-.--|---- 1
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
TASTES. SP Ae i eae enim e een ok Brance:2 2 pig pees ee
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_-...........-------- England, Scotland________ By eee er a
SORA GES Poe Ee ene I a le a ce oR NS Germanys. ecu 2 i Re (es
TOWELS year eas RNR Ta ee ee ORHGL, Netherlands-_---_ Pid ene) Le
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpeas) ---------.-------- Unknown 20 a 1h) ree
Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -------------- Germanys. 222 eee pe |e
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __._-.-.--.---------- panade, Germany, Scot- | 5 j-.-.| 1
land.
Taeniothrips gracilis Mit. (Thripidae):
Lycoris squamigera (autumn lycoris)_-.-----.--. Japanen oe 1
LE YCONSSISD as eta 0 bo eh eee ee a GO ee See ah EE Se 9
TELA DO Se nes Eh de ERT OO #2 ee eee beak 1

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)____.--__--_-]_-.--
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)-----------
Plumeria acuminata (Mexican frangipani)-_
APUU INE TAG Ser a

Taeniothrips picipes (Zett.) (Thripidae):
Gentiana sp. (gentian)

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

40 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION -

Pesis Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
aD Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i ez in—
Q fa |.
Ble /&
Aa] Pise
hs fe! SS
of] CO f/EH
Oo | |m
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) -_.-.---.-.------- Mexicon 2 ooo 5 eee sl eel ee Tex.
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) --.--.------------- Mexico, Ponape--_-----__- 1] 1 |----| Hawaii, Tex.
“Targionia’”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
PEP OSCOLEGISP iV. ail) ee ete eee ee Cea ean West Indies, St. | 3 |_-_]---- Calif.,* N.Y.
S.
Targionia laurina Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Apollonias carnariensis.__.-....--.-----.-------- IPONtue al. eon k ese ene | eae ee 1] D.C.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) Ie texs
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) 1} Fla.
meTiGien es ee pea ee ae 7 | Tex
Philodendron sp 1| Tex
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae)
Oncidiumisps (orchid). Guatemala 1} Fla.
Orchidb eer ee See ae EUAN STA ey pein e Costa Rica, Guatemala, |----|-__- 14 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Mexico. Tex.
Tenbcoonle distinguendus Hsiao & Sailer (Miri-
ae):
Epidendrum radicans (orchid)... .| Canal Zone, Costa Rica___|----|-.-- 2 | Fla.
Epidendrum sp.--..------ Panama ce oct eae ee Eee 1 | Fla.
PCDI ae eT Se FEW Canal ZOMC sae ee eee a 2) Fla.
Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae)
Oncidium splendidum (orchid) ...._------_----- IHondurasss2: y. 2 Ue eas | Sas e 1} Fla.
ates, pena isis Baker CRenaPUBIaaa ai Guatemala’ 22s Poe Sees cee 1} Fla.
enuipalpus pacificus Baker (‘Tenuipalpidae): ‘
Orchide yew eae RATT Ae ae houinan au RL: Philippines] 25 sassy bree | eae 1 | Hawaii.*
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
PBC SP ae Re a nee ee 1 (5.4 (Ca ee ET As Sa Sh 2 pss [PS 1} Tex.
eai—unknown: 22 Sess Sn a ee IMEXICO (2) ee Se ae (| S24) hexe
Plant—unknowns a a Mexico=-.3 23h ees Le es ee Tex.
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Ckll.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrusisinensis) (OLange) sone. seen 0 (Ri apa te EL 9. ag Poteet Tex.
CREB ISD een NT ENESCO eo area Pues cr (6 (oi A Ce ire fil eS st Pe Tex.
(Wea nk nO wa es Ee eT eR | ET COL PASE Da ites tia Gog Vs Sees Tex.
Plant——unkKno wi -.o ete oy BR ey aa (a (oP na Hh er iat ys 9 UY pepe es bees Tex.
HROSAASD (LOSE) eek eI a ee | ERI (0 [OE sepad hs bor a he eas caved a tS Tex.
een cinnabarinus (Bois.) (Tetranychi-
ae):
HOUMA OTLDD TOL ae oe ee eee ee ee Monacos226 eho. Leen Deen eee 1] D.C.
Tetranychus cucurbitae R. & P. (Tetranychidae):
SAN TERTY 0) GREY VR UES aie ST aU i co aL ATO DICE ae rae te tee ee 1 | Fla.
Tetranychus desertorum Banks (Tetranychidae):
COndia {SpE Ta ke eRe Nae Oras Mexico sell t ra een ae eae 19 [ear ee Tex.
SOU EWACHVOX SALISH LA CS eee oe mo UT | Ose ae oa ee 28 eee | ee 1 | Ariz.
Tetranychus lobosus Boudreaux (Tetranychidae):
ER OSCAST SEM ee oe RL AC Ee | OYA eee eae a |_| 1| Tex.
Tetranychus tumidus Banks (Tetranychidae):
LEME STR Ebb al colo yy ale ee i a Ne Cubes fee anise mine ae I Ie | a st Fla.
Terananus spatulatus (Van D.) (Cicadellidae): :
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe) -_------ MCXICO Noosa oe ed, Ltote boss Ariz.
Theba pisana (Muller) (Mollusca):
WONEXIDOX eae Uh EIA In a Morocco, Spain. ______--_ yi Pe N.Y.
@Wareo—eeneral see Ee Ee eae Mediterranean region, | 2 |----|---- La.
Morocco.
DVI CAR VACATE Ot ta yee et ES le Libya, Morocco----.------ 25 ia| sae seo Ala., La.,
ass.,
N.Y., 8.C.
RACKING CASA Rts ek Wes sag SEE eae IMIOLOGCOM Se see eee aU eee (ee N.Y.
Petroselinum crispin (parsley) _..._---.---_--_-- Spain’) 22a ees eee Pa
WiOOdeHicratenier OF ire LG Sie eae IWOTOCCOMe ee eee Pil baeaeeen pe ate Als.
Thecla ziba Hew. (Lycaenidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -._....-_---.---_--- IMIGXICO =< sanecnccoesee he ees [See Tex.
ISIN CLALPAUASD) eee pee ere Fa eet a ag Golombiasen a eee at) ee ee N.Y.
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
acwiemeatiog (lettuce) hs) ee es ee Portugal’ 2. oie ee aes 1 |--._| Mass.
Thrips flavus Schrank (‘Thripidae):
PATE NTONIEISD ooo eed ee aaa nnglands2- oe ee ae Bes IGN
ALPE OT DS hee eee eee Germany22 eS py aes ee Pa.

ES CHASI SD eee eae a ee es S| (6 a ya i SE USS be fe ee Pa.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 41

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ‘ a in—
i=" i=] 1
Se is
Blais
a8| a |28
or ue
0 | 24 [a
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae)—Con.
CHTUSANETBULTRISD sat eee he Germany hose nese ees Ya) eee HEE Til.
ING GIS) ee Se eee england eee ssene anaes 2} 1 |---| Mass., N.Y.
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)___--------------- Germany as seek eee 1s | ea Tae
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) -__-.-------------|----- GO? ee eee. 1 pe eat Til.
Thrips fuscipennis (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Rosa sp. (rose) - --------------------~__-------- neland es Sew se ene 1 |____] Mass.
Thrips imaginis Ben. (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp__--------------------------- ATIStr alia ese ee en anne = 1 |____|.._-| Hawaii.
Delphiniwm sp. (larkspur)---------------------|----- OE RENE Oates DEE Oe ates Hawaii.
Nymphaea sp. (waterlily)----------------------|----- GO DU ead bl Hawaii.
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
ATT Oa i a eS ee ae Rrance=< 2022 8 ee LU Face ede MSs N.Y.
Gulline Vulgaris) (GQeavben) see aa eee Germany, Netherlands_-._| 2 |----]____ N.Y.
PIO WETS eet cec a ee Oe) ee eee England, Ireland__-..-----} 4-)----| 1] Mass., N.Y.
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) ------------------ Germanys eee Hy ee Tl.
OUT OTCUTTIOS Ce ee TUG sh yee eee reas | eee | es i ADOE
BPOTENLU GSD eee ae ee ee Scotlandssesesse aes ee aes | Pee eee Th ik IDO}
FROSGISDMi(TOSO) eae! See eee ee ne Ande ee ee 1 | ee ee Mass.
Thyanta antiguensis (Westw.) (Pentatomidae):
PATItOMO pile messes SEs Soe Jee Mexico 2328 sean 1 | eee ee xe
Trialeurodes abutilonea (Hald.) (Aleyrodidae):
PAlihiieqispea (Nollyhock) =se een ee eee eee oss oe Banas Dt eaeal a sete Ariz.
PU LUNGTAUEOLCITS (LUC) pene ee | Re (a Ke Pe et ena eee 3H Pe Tex.
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
PERTTE TUES IOS (()) eases Ttalys os Sane ee ea ae TY yoWk,
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) -..--.----------|----- Go ees ea Re eat | Qi eee SNe
PES UUTALSISD s(n) eae te ore ee OE oe ee os (ON a ak Se ped apap Ue es Til.
Trialeurodes similis Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
RULE CERE(?) EAN es aes Oe eee ee IMICXICOs2 sae eo ee 1D eee ses Tex.
SMTA ROR CCT TE a ee as pL RTE (6 (1 Ye Pane Eee a ma Noel (ape DiC
Trialeurodes tabaci Bondar (Aleyrodidae):
OZ OLISS pee Be eel Re ee ae BAZ ees Su es |e | ae 1] Fla.
Tegalenroles tephrosiae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
SIDS TVARTRCET ADIT a a IM IGyat eo ee eee cL SNE Us| D.C.
Trialeurodes variabilis (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
PCA — UMN RTO We a a Be ee ee (0 0 Ya eigen aay coh ety Fs) bal (rae [Eda Tex.
Trialeurodes pininelus Ck11. (Aleyrodidae):
CUTTS ee ee ee | Een dose sa see eee As eek eee Ariz., Tex.
Trionymus lounsburyi (Brain) (Coccidae):
VAT ATULIS Spheres SIE ES ee eee ae Mnkno wre Ses as ae ee 1 | Tex.
Trionymus sacchari (Ck11.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarwm (sugarcane) -----------_- Dominican Republic, els | eee Nye cenoxe
Puerto Rico.
Trogoderma glabrum (Hbst.) (Dermestidae):
Grae eee See a oe nee Mexicos2 seek ik iia se S| 40 | See Atri ze noxe
Railway car_------------.---------------------|----- OW reasa= date seSsaoss|leene 3) | Sue Ariz Tex:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) _--------------------|----- (0 Vo eal eel Da aa ee Ye 7 \.___| Tex.
Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):
Arachis hypogaea (peanut) ---------_----------- Portucaleees see | ee | NAYS
PES 9 Bry ee On ie EN one Siete es India, Netherlands_-__--_- Bi eee eee | Tox
IB CaN OR ys eke Ue EEE ee eae Netherlands] eee en | eae 1 easel GNere,
1A Koy Tec 6 ag eal ke ah Lee eee) I aC rae NES he England, Netherlands___..|--._| 5 |-___| Fla., Tex.
Oryzarsatival (ice) 22222 bas eee Brazil, China, Formosa, |---| 15 |____| Ala., Md.,
; unknown. Pa., Va
Prumus persica (peach) 2-2-2 == (On kn owe ee ee | ee ie gece Gis
SEOLCS— Un yee ee ee ene = ee GOn ee ee es |e th eee |S
Triticum aestivum (wheat) Italy, Mexico, Union of Vipren leone | Calitemnoxc.
South Africa. Va.
Wnkmowint sis ek Wn sg eee ee ee ee India, unknown....__.--__.| 2] 1 |---| I. La.
Trogoderma inclusum LeConte (Dermestidae):
IBITGS— StU eds eee ee eee ee eae Greece 28s as see Uy 3 eet ce [Ean N.Y.
ail way, Carseat eee ee IN exi CoS eee De ie oe eee aE g 1 Sees enex
PTT AUCTUITLESLLD ILE) (WILLE AL) re ee | (0 (Yaga ERI ln cea ae (Ata alee ane

BTOURE EE insulare Chevr. (Dermestidae):

CS gM EI SA eA) 1 Se re eee Hawalies = sie ee ee 1 Wil |ceaplis| S Hawaii
Trogoderma parabile Beal (Dermestidae):
Agaricus campestris (mMushroom)-..------------ Mexico stein sent ee as 1] eae ee Calif.
fo VOR oy BRITE Pee Narre Bee Ee api Oe Seas [i Ee Qe ee eae ore BAS) fas sl epee Ariz.
Crataegusisp., awthorm) 322 - ee ee GOR EE Ty ete ee Ariz.
‘Head—mixed a= ait ee ee ae Eee C0 Ke gga epee ay | as |e Ariz.
Mlour/sacks: seve Tea eh Soe eee ee ee dO See eae 19 ee AGI Zs
CE UH eae ae eee pe Seep (WUnknO wile ee EEE ERS Lee hex,

497115—5}9——_6

492 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1968—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; = in—
| Els
Bal leq
gS} ga |e
oF] SO lew
Oo 14 |m
Trogoderma parabile Beal (Dermestidae)—Con.
Rackaren sonnet ase po eee ene ene eee Mexicot=22 2. siae eee ils See | eee Tex.
Prunus amygdalus (almond) -_------------------ BE CO eee Re eae oeeapepe| | eal |e 1 | Tex.
Trogoderma parabile Beal(?) (Dermestidae):
Bamboo2 sss eee aa a eee ee Japan’: - 5258) ) ies eee 1 a see se Pa.
Trogodering sternale Jayne ssp. (Dermestidae)
AGrplane eats Se eas ae Ea Ee Tae Mexico, Panama------_-___- Bee Wee de eee pal ia ANey.<,
Tyrophagus infestans (Berl.) (Acaridae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)--..--------__] Argentina_-__-_---________]---- 1 |__-_] Mass.
Betawulgoris) (Det) aaa Ceylon ees > Serre eae 1 |__--] Mass.
Solanum tuberosum (potato) .----------------_- Belgium, Netherlands_____|----] 3 |----] Fla.
Zingiber. officinale (ginger) =-----=---.----_---__- French West Africa __-_-_|---- 1 |_--_]| Mass
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Gitrarsalimiona emtom) anes eed JOP TIER ae i jes |) Chile
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ____----------__--_- Canal Zone, Cuba, Ja- |----| 5 |----| Calif.*
maica, Mexico, Panama.
Citrus sinensis (orange) - ----------------------- Canal Zone, Peru_--_------|---- 2 |---| Calit*
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Gitnusyaurantifolia| (ime) eee ene JADA Ss cies See eee Pd (| [ee Calif.*
Citrus aurantifolia (Sour lime) -_--_--------------]----- AO SzE ee Re nore ee ee ae oe | een 3} |[ssaai) (Chie
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) -_--.------------|----_ LD ee CO en | ee IS | osee|) Ceibie
Hawaii,
Pa.
Gitrusiiimony(emon) pee eee Japan, unknown._--------]---- 13 |----] Calif.*
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __---_-------------- Japant eee ae eee ie Si aee eC alites
Hawaii.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ---------_-- Hong Kong(?), Japan_---| 34 |147 |----] Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Wash.
GCitrusisinensis (Orange) == === ae eee China, Japan_-_.-.-------- 7 |129 |_---| Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Pa.
GUESS) ee ee ee eee UOT eee eee D4 }2==2 Calif.
Hawaii
Fortunella japonica (kumquat)-_---.------------]---__ GO ese eats ete Ses if eas] Obie
Vallonia pulchella (Muller) (Mollusca):
With carnation, chrysanthemum, and gera- | Argentina_--__------------]----]---- 1] Fla.
nium plants.
Vilga dissimilis Dist. (Coreidae):
Orchidyes 2a Pee Les wes ee CanaltZonenees sean. = eee aes Ree 1} Fla.
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
BRGSSQvOLaiSDsy OLChiG) pasa ee eee Jamalcasecas lc Dae scenes | avs | Eanes 1] NJ.
Brassiaccaudata) (orchid) Sees ees ee @analkZone2 2222 eee ee Ee ee 2 | Calif.,* Fla.
IBrassig)Sp i. = 22052 352526 Se eee ee eee Canal Zone, Trinidad_----]----]---- 7 | Fla.,
Hawaii.*
Broughton7a) SPs OLCH1d) sees ee neers JamMaicaless kets eee ase eee 4] Fla.
Cattleya granulosa (orchid) _-------------------- Brazilic soo 3) oe seks oe eee oes 1 | Calif.*
Catileyarguitataeeese ee ee Ft EE ae (0 oY es ee eae | gece Per 1 | Fla.
Catileyar skinner ies seen ae eee ee Panamay! eee eee Soha | eas See 1 | Calif.
Cattleyajsposa22 2b ee eo sn se eae SU Eee Meee American Virgin Islands, |----]---- 3 | Fla., N.J.
British Guiana, British
Honduras.
EpidendrimiSps|(OLCHG) eee eee @analpZone; Cubasesees==s |= aoe 3 | Calif.,* Fla.
ETELICONIGSD ene eae are ee @anall Zones sso oee en | Oe ee 1 | Calif.*
Monster a Sp sus ee 2 ee ee eae (6 (yen ee eee ee | ee | ee 1 | Calif.*
Oncidiwmisp (Orchid) pees eee British Guiana, Camal |____]---- 5 | Fla., N.J.
Zone, Jamaica, Panama.
Orchidueress tees Soe es Ree ee eee oe American Virgin Tslandsiiaess|2=ee 22 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Antigua, Brazil, British Tex.
Honduras, Canal Zone,
Cuba, El Salvador,
Guatemala, Panama,
Trinidad.
JEG TES SOG) (OG) i ee eset Leyatneia Cpbewy 3 | ef ail |p INE,
Trigonidium egertonianum (orchid) PS BAA ras 8. British bonduras ees eee teen | oan reel a erie
Zeadiatraea lineolata (W1k.) (Crambidae):
Zea mays (corn) --------- eetsce 222 OUD asec as aeons 1 epaeet [pees Fla.
Zonitoides arboreus (Say) (Mollusca):
Brassia lawrenceana (orchid) _-_-------------__- Canada: he 2 Sees an | eee | ee 1 | Hawaii.*
Cymbidium sp. (orchid) _-------------___- oe ATIStra liane eee as See eee | eee | ered | ele Ce ha
Oconiella polystachys (orchid) -_------------__-- Hn plan dhe iek-2 oo eee ee oes ee iL |) IDO
Orchidees tr eae eae eee eae WMexicomPanamasecs===se5|paee| aaa 3 | Fla., Tex.

\Warritatyoy (@a ne) ese ee Hawatis sete ae Peewee oe ee | 1 | Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 43

Hosts and Insects

ABIES:
Blastophagus piniperda (Coleoptera)
Chermes piceae (Homoptera)
ACACIA:
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Stator pruininus (Coleoptera)
ACALYPHA:
Tetranychus cucurbitae (Acarina)

ACER:
Aceria macrochelus (Acarina)
Hypera punctata (Coleoptera)
Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)
Pultinaria vitis (Homoptera)
ADENANTHERA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

AGARICUS:
Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)

AGAVE:

Batrachedra linaria (Lepidoptera)

Gymnococcus ayavium (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Homoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Lygaeus albo-ornatus (Hemiptera)

ALLIUM PORRUM:
Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:
Aceria tulipae (Acarina)
Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)
Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)
Dyspressa uluia (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)
Parmena balteatus (Coleoptera)
ALOCASIA:
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
ALPINIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
ALTHABEA:

Trialeurodes abutilonea (Homoptera)
ALYXIA:

Ceroplustes rubens (Homoptera)
AMARYLLIS:

Trionymus lounsburyi (Homoptera)
AMBROSIA:

Pachyzancla bipwnctalis(?) (Lepidoptera)
ANANAS:

Dysdercus mimus (Hemiptera)
Enetheola bidentata (Coleoptera)
Noropsis hieroglyphica (Lepidoptera)
Pheidcle megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Ribua innoria (Lepidoptera)
“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Homoptera)
Thecla zeba (Lepidoptera)

ANEMONE:
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
ANNONA:

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pseudoceccus citricus (Homoptera)
Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)

ANTHURIUM:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
APIUM:
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Euleia heracler(?) (Diptera)
APOLLONIAS:
Targionia laurina (Homoptera)

APONOGETON:
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

ARACHIS:
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ARALIA>
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

ARMERIA:
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

ARMORACIA:
Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)

ARTOCARPUS:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

ASCOCENTRUM:
Parlatoria proteus (Homoptera)

ASPLENIUM:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
ASTER:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (Homoptera)

Lyctorylon japonum (Coleoptera)

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma parabile(?) (Coleoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
BAUHINIA:

Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
BELLIS:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
BETA:

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
BETULA:

Arge pullata (Hymenoptera)
BOUGAINVILLEA:

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
BRASSAIA:

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

44 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

BRASSIA:

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)

BRASSICA OCHINENSIS:
Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

BRASSIOA OLERACEA ACEPHALA:
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

BRASSIOA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Dercceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Phytomyza rujipes (Diptera)

BRASSICA OLERACEA OCAPITATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Mamesira brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

BRASSICA PEKINENSIS:
Barathra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

BRASSICA RAPA:

Acalymma trivittata (Coleoptera)
Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
Psylliodes chrysocephala (Coleoptera)

BROMELIACEAE:
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)

BROMELIAD:

Calligrapha labyrinthica (Coleoptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Diabrotica porracea (Coleoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha puncetifer (Hemiptera)
Galgupha quadrisignata (Hemiptera)
Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Ogdcecosta catenulata (Coleoptera)
Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)

BROMUS:
Luzulaspis kondarensis (Homoptera)

BROUGHTONIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

BRYOPHYLLUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

BUXUS:

Cenopalpus pulcher (Acarina)
Chionaspis salicis (Homoptera)
Eriophyes canestrinii (Acarina)
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
Procryptotermes hubbardi (Isoptera)
Spanioneura fonscolombei (Homoptera)

CACTUS:

Amitermes wheeleri (Isoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)
Reticulitermes tibialis (Isoptera)

OAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Chalcodermus aeneus (Coleoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Leipidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

CALADIUM:
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

CALLUNA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)
Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)
Scolopostethus decoratus (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips airatus (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
Thrips major (Thysanoptera)

CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Anasirepha serpentina (Diptera)

CALOPHYLLUM:
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

CAMELLIA:

Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Fiorinia theae (Homoptera

Lepidosaphes kamakurensis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria camelicola (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria floccifera (Homoptera)
Stephanitis nashi (Hemiptera)

CANAVALIA:
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
CANNABIS:
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Homoptera)

CAPSICUM:
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)
Faustinus cubae (Coleoptera)
(.norimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)
Playnota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

CARICA:
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

CARNEGIEA:
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)

CASSIA:

Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Phelomerus aberrans (Coleoptera)

OASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

CATTLEYA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidielia (Lepidoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

CENTAUREA:
Frankliniella panamensis (Thysanoptera)

CERATONIA:

Aspidiotus aharonii (Homoptera)
Neodryocoetes guianae (Coleoptera)

CHAENOMALES:
Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 45

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CHAMAEDOREA: eae urea heir floccosus amon
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera) eurothrixus myrtacei (Homoptera
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera) Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Dinaspis aculeata (Homoptera) Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Bugereus unifoacztns (?) (Coleoptera) See era) Vande
Lycophotia ornea (Lepidoptera) fined by McKenzie),

CHRYSANTHEMUM: Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Blissus pulchellus (Hemiptera) Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Bryobia cristata (Acarina) Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera) Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Euschistus servus (Hemiptera) Olethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera) Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Frankliniella schulizei (Thysanoptera) Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera) Phyllocnistis saligna (Lepidoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera) Hecuanoniaie pp eae
Thrips imaginis (Th t udococcus citricus m é

epee (Eysanc ples) Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)

CICER: Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera) Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CICHORIUM:' CITUS SP.:

Heliz aspersa (Mollusca) Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Lygus gemellatus (Hemiptera) Aleurothricus floccosus (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Phytomyza rufi Diptera
pcraze raufmes (Dip ) Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)

CINNAMOMUM: Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera) Oat ae aay
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA: Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera) Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera) Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera) Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
vues tavalaet aC tomente) Cocos:
arlatoria cinerea (Homoptera. i i
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera) eee argaula epidep ers)
Phyllocnistis citrella (Lepidoptera) onidiella inornata (Homoptera
PLE pot Orns Gieares) ene CoS Et
pee at an nersis omop icra) Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM: Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
al ery rs on a (Homoptera) Ce ake ea ate
t a ipt
Unasnis. pee ess) Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis flavistriata (Lepidoptera)
CITRUS GRANDIS: Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera) Lepidosaphes megregori (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera) Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera) Rhinostomus barbirostris (Coleoptera)
Prays endocarpa (Lepidoptera) CODIAEUM:
CITRUS LIMON: Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera) Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)
Ceratitus capitata (Diptera) COFFEA:

Ceroplastes sinensis (?) (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera) Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera) Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera) COLLINIA:

: is (HI t
OLDER: TECHS OST St) A) Aleuroplatus variegatus (Homoptera)

CITRUS PARADISI: Coelonertus nigrirostris (Coleoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera) A
Teena ecko Tee Copicente aires cine (Thysanoptera)
sucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera J b é Nore
REEL AL (Homoptera) Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
ethreutes leucotreta (Lepidoptera COPAIFERA:
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera) Ee
aoe apie 3 Conoyen) Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
naspis citri (Homoptera CORDIA:
U. ; ; 2
ipeapis ienonenas Come tern) Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA: Tetranychus desertorum (Acarina)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera) ;
Geraint ee RARER ee pean (Mollusea)
eratitis capitata (Diptera
Cieomnnane sraaenatas (Homoptera) Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera) Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera) Pinnaspis burt (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera) Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)

S
CITRUS SINENSIS: ybra alternans (Coleoptera)

Acrosternum heegeri (Hemiptera) CORNUS:
Aleurocanihus woglumi (Homoptera) | Anoecia corni (Homoptera)

46 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CORYLOPSIS:

Aleurotuberculatus magnotiae (Homoptera)
CORYLUS:

Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
COTONEASTER:

Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia paeconiae (Homoptera)

CRATAEQUS:

Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
CROTALARIA:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
CRYPTOMERIA:

Aspidiotus cryptomeriae (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (?) (Diptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Naupactus canthographus (Coleoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Texananus spatulatus (Homoptera)
CUCURBITA:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
CUPRESSUS;:

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
CUSSONIA:

Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)
CYCAD:

Ozophora concava (Hemiptera)
OCYCAS:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia curculiginis (Homoptera)
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)

CYNARA:

Apion carduorum (Coleoptera)
CYNODON:

Antonina graminis (Homoptera)

Odonaspis ruthae (Homoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Coccus capparidis (Homoptera)
CYRTOPODIUM:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
CYTISUS:

Aspidiotus mairei (Homoptera)
Chionaspis salicis (Homoptera)

DAHLIA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Hepialus humuli (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

DAUCUS:

Limazr marginatus (Mollusca)
DELPHINIUM:

Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Aspidiotus australiensis (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus pinnulifera (Homoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Halticus chrysolepis (Hemiptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera
Phenacaspis dendrobii (tentative) (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

DIANTHUS:

Dysdercus honestus (Hemiptera)
Franktiniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips dianthi (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
DIEFFENBACHIA:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Neoleucon rubrotylus (Hemiptera)

DIOSCOREA:

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
“ Targionia’’ hartii (Homoptera)

DIOSPYROS:

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus azaleae (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus kraunhiae (Homoptera)

DISTYLIUM:
Aulacaspis latissimus (Homoptera)
DRACAENA:
Chrysomphatus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
ELAEODENDRON:
Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)
EPHEDRA:
Leucaspis riccae (Homoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum(?) (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERICA:
Tridomyr mez humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pseudothrips glaucus(?) (Thysanoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
ERYTHRINA:
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)

ESENBECKIA:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
EUGENIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

EUGENTIA(?):

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
EUONYMUS:

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
EURYA:

Lepidosaphes tubulorwm (Homoptera)
Parlatoria camelliae (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 47

Hosts and Insects—Continued

FATSIA:
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)

FERN:
Derocerasa reticulatum (Mollusca)

FEROCAOTUS:
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

FIOUS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)
FORTUNELLA:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

FRAGARIA:
Aleyrodes jonicerae (Homoptera)

FREESIA:
Tridomyrmer humilis (Hymenoptera)

GARDENIA:

Aleuroparadorus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENTIANA;:

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips picipes (Tnysanoptera)
GERBERA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi {Thysanoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Frankliniella panamensis (Thysanoptera)

Phera centrolineata (Homoptera)

Rhoecocoris suiciventris(?) (Hemiptera)
GONGORA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Bucculatriz thurberiella (Lepidoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Jadera sanguinolenta (Hemiptera)
Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

GREVILLEA:
Asterolecanium petrophilae (Homoptera)

HEDERA:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)

HELICHRYSUM:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
HELICONIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Bemisia tabaci (Homoptera)

Pachybrachius albocinctus (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
HORDEUM:

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
HYMENAEA:

Rhinochenus stigma (Coleoptera)
ILEX:

Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
Aleurotuberculatus similis (Homoptera)

Aonidiella lauretorum (Homoptera)
Ceronema japonica (?) (Homoptera)
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus (Homoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

IOCHROMA:
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

IODINA:
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

IPOMOEA;:

Cylas femoralis (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius ssp. (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Cylas formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)
Cylas puncticollis (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)
Spermophagus sericeus (?) (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

IRIS:

Tridothrips iridis (Thysanoptera)
IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aonidiella comperei (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Phagoletis juglandis (Diptera)
JUNCUS:

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Homoptera)

JUNIPERUS:
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
Lineaspis striata (Homoptera)
Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
KIGELIA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

LACTUCA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Milaz gagetes (?) (Mollusca)
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
Nysius vinitor (Hemiptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

LAELIA:

Anaphothrips orchidaceus (Thysanoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Plagiodera thymaloides (Coleoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)

LANSIUM:
Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
LATHY RUS:
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips major (‘Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:
Aleuroplatus plumosus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LAVANDULA:
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

LENS:
Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)
Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)
LEUCAENA:
Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
LICUALA:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

LILIUM:
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
Ripersiella palastiniae (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
LIRIOPE:
Pinnaspis caricis (Homoptera)

LITCHI:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)
Fiorinia nephelit (Homoptera)
Tcerya seychellarum (Homoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

LOCKHARTIA:
Conchaspis orchidarwm (Homoptera)

LOLIUM:
Hypera postica (Coleoptera)

LUCUMA:
Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

LUPINUS:

Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)

LYCASTE:
Puto ulier (Homoptera)

LYCOPERSICON:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)
Gnaphalodes trachyderoides (Coleoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

LYCORIS:
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

MACADAMIA:

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

MALPIGHIA:
Pulvinaria urbicola (tentative) (Homoptera)

MALUS:

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)
Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Rhopalosiphum crataegellum (Homoptera)

MALVACEAE:
Pectinophora gossypiella(?) (Lepidoptera)

MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Aulacaspis mangiferae (Homoptera)
Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)

MEDICAGO:
Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)

MENTHA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
METROSIDEROS:

Ceroplasies rubens (Homoptera)

MICHELIA:
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

MOMORDIOA:
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
MONSTERA:
Neoleucon rubrotylus (Hemiptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
MUSA:

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Epilachna borealis aequinozialis (Coleoptera)

Epilachna paenulata (Coleoptera)

Metamasius sericeus (Coleoptera)

Metamasius sericeus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusca)
MUSCARI:

Bouhelia maroccana (Homoptera)

MYRISTICA:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Lampetia equestris (Diptera)

Steneotarsonemus baticeps (Acarina)
NEOMOORKEA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
NEPENTHES:

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

NERIUM:
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
NIPA:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

NYMPHAEA:
Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera)

ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Aspidiotus mendaz (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)

OEONIELLA:
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)

OLEA:

Aleurolobus olivinus (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Leucaspis riccae (Homoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Phloetribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)

OLINIA:
Thrips major (Lhysanoptera)

ONCIDIUM:

Asterolecaniwm epidendri (Homoptera)

Chuan ee umboniferus (tentative) (Homop-
tera

Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

ONCIDIUM—Continued PACHYCEREUS:
Pouncosnie bi formis omppter) rae Diaspis echinocacti (Homoptera)
seudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera :
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera) PACHYSANDRA:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera) Aspidiotus exrcisus (Homoptera)
‘OPERCULINA: PALM:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera) Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (Thysanoptera) Bostrychoplites cornutus (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera) Chrosomphalis personatus oe eee ectia
rysomphalus propsimus (Homoptera) (as de-
OPUNTIA: fined by McKenzie)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera) Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
3 Chrysomphalus tenaz (Homoptera)
ORCHID: Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)
Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera) Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)
Amphelasma decoratum (Coleoptera) Heterotermes converinotatus (Isoptera)
acres suite Lepidoptera) Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)
onidiella citrina (Homoptera :
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera) PANDANUS:
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera) Lepidosaphes esakit (Homoptera)
pais ciecantum fae Rar Pseudococcus pandani (Homoptera)
radybaena similaris (Mollusca :
Brevipalpus oncidii (Acarina) PANICUM: y
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina) Antonina graminis (Homoptera)
pauacinpbalus tla omnes PASSIFLORA:
rysomphalus unboniferus (Homoptera 3
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera) Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
eroccins Kesha oe? PELARGONIUM:
achus auratus (Coleoptera :
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera) Popes allarius Ge
Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera) P COT OHER nee i omopters)
Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera) uto mezicanus (Homoptera)
Pare ba bees pci romper) PELTOPHORUM:
‘urcaspis biformis (Homoptera) - :
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera) Caryedon fuscus(?) (Coleoptera)
Tridomyrmer iniquus (Hymenoptera) PEPEROMIA:
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii (Homoptera) Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera) PERSEA:
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera) Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Limazr marginatus (Mollusca)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera,
Microcerotermes arboreus (Isoptera) Dea B Ea E )

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera) Conotrachelus perseae (Coleoptera:
Mormidea pictiventris (Hemiptera) Dacus serait Dinter piers)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera) Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
Oebalus insularis (Hemiptera) Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
Oedancala bimaculata (Hemiptera)

Opuntiaspis carinata (Homoptera) PETROSELINUM:

Pachygrontha oedancalodes (Hemiptera) Cepaea nemoralis (Mollusca)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera) Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)

Plagiodera semivittata (Coleoptera) PHAJUS:

Plagiodera thymatoides (Coleoptera) Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Planococcus hoznyi (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera) PHASEOLUS:

Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera) Apion griseum (Coleoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera) Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera) Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis (Homoptera) Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera) Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)
Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera) Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Tenthecoris distinguendus (Hemiptera) Laspeyresia fabivora (Lepidoptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera) Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina) Pyrausia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Vilga dissimilis (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera) PHILODENDRON:

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca) Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

OREOPANAX: Chrosompt als pena Ctonioptera)
. rysomphalus tenar (Homoptera.
Fseudococeus gahant (Homoptera) Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM: Neocon Haire Veto a
Sy A innaspis buzi (Homoptera
Epichorista ionephela (Lepidoptera) Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
ORYZA: a
Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera) SB ELOENIES .
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera) Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera) Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
OSMANTHUS: PHORADENDRON:
Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera) Aspidiotus popularum (tentative) (Homoptera) -
OXALIS: PILEA:

Trialeurodes tabaci (Homoptera) Pseudococcus citricus (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

PINUS:
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)
Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)
Leucaspis pusilla (Homoptera)
“‘ Poliaspis” pini (Homoptera)
PIPER:
Phenacoccus hirsutus (Homoptera)

PISTACIA:
Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Homoptera)
Eurytoma plotnikovi (Hymenoptera)
Lepidosaphes pistaciae (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes pistaciae f. pistacicola (Homoptera)
PISUM:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Chalcodermus aeneus (Coleoptera)
Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
PITHECELOBIUM:

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
PITTOSPORUM:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
PLEUROTHALLIS:

Amyssonotum rastratum flecum (Hemiptera)
PLUMERIA:

Pholidoforus advena (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
POLIANTHES:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
POTENTILLA:

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
POTHOS:

Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
PRIMULA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
PROTEA:

Cenaeus pectoralis (Hemiptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS ARMENIACA:
Ischnodemus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Geniocremnus chilensis (Coleoptera)
Listroderes subcincta (Coleoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)
Geniocremnus chilensis (Coleoptera)
Ischnodemus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
Pulvinaria vitis (Homoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:
Geniocremnus chilensis (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS SEROTINA:
Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

‘Malacosoma neustria (Lepidoptera)

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP.(?):

Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)
PSIDIUM:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Anastrepha striata(?) (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Lechriops psidii (Coleoptera)
PUNICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera) 4

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Orthezia pseudinsignts (Homoptera)
PYRUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

QUERCUS:

Adleria kollari (Hymenoptera)

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
RAUWOLFIA:

Pseudaonidia daruty: (Homoptera)
REINHARDTIA:

Pseudaonidia tesserata (Homoptera)

RENANTHERA:
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

RHAPIS:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

RHODODENDRON:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

Stephanitis pyrioides (Hemiptera)
RHYNCHOSTYLIS:

Phenacaspis dendrobii (tentative) (Homoptera)

ROBINIA:
Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
ROSA:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Frankliniejla intosa (Thysanoptera) a

Tsoneurothrips obscuratus (Thysanoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)

Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)

Tetrantichus lobosus (Acarina)

Thrips fuscipennis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
ROYSTONEA:

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
RUBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)
RUMEX:

Dysdercus andreae (Hemiptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

RUTA:
Trialeurodes abutilonea (Homoptera)

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Hosis and Insects—Continued

RUTACEAE(?):
Trialeurodes similis (Homoptera)
SACCHARUM:

Aulacaspis madiunensis (Homoptera)
Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)
Pyrophorus noctilucus (Coleoptera)
Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)

SAINTPAULIA:
Acalypta brunnea (Hemiptera)
SCHEFFLERA:

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

SCHOMBURGEIA:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

SECHIUM:

Phenacoccus gossypii (Homoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

SEDUM:

Pulvinaria psidit (Homoptera)
SELAGINELLA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
SESBANIA:

Acanthoscelides griseolus(?) (Coleoptera)
SOIL:

Aleyrodes lonicerae (Homoptera)
Arion circumscriptus (Mollusca)
Brachyrhinus ovatus (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)
Glycyphagus ornatus (Acarina)
Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
Ozychilus allarius (Mollusca)
Pentodon punctatus (Coleoptera)
Philaenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)
Synyrias diffundens (Lepidoptera)
Tetranychus desertorum (Acarina)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

SOLANUM QUITOENSE:

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
SOLANUM SP-.:

Pachyzancla periusalis (Lepidoptera)
SORBUS:

Chionaspis salicis (Homoptera)
SORGHUM:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
SPINACIA:

Gnorimoschema oceilatella (Lepidoptera)
SPONDIAS:

Anasirepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

STANHOPEA:
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
STRELITZIA:
Thecla ziba (Lepidoptera)
SYRINGA:
Adoxzophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Cryptophlebia ombrodelia (Lepidoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

TAXUS:

Lepidosaphes pallida (Homoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
THEOBROMA:

Stenoma decora (Lepidoptera)
THUJA:

Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri (Homoptera)

Oligonychus perditus (Acarina)
TILLANDSIA:

Andrector atrofasciata (Coleoptera)

Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
TRACHELOSPERMUM:

Aspudiotus destructor,( Homoptera)

TRAPA:
Fulvius brevicornis (Hemiptera)

TRIFOLIUM:
Hypera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

TRIGONIDIUM:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

TRITICUM:

Tridomyrmer humilis (Hymenoptera)
Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
Oxygrylius ruginasus (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granariwm (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma inclusum (Coleoptera)

TSUGA:
Aspidiotus abietis (Homoptera)

TULIPA:
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

TURNERA:
Trialeurodes similis (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes tephrosiae (Homoptera)

VACCINIUM:
Aleurotuberculatus similis (Homoptera)

VANDA:

Athesapeuta cyperi (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Siphanta acuta (Homoptera) 4
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)

VIBURNUM:
Frauenfeldiella jelinekit (Homoptera)
VICIA:

Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)
Bruchus guttalis(?) (Coleoptera)
Bruchus luteicornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus phaseoti (Coleoptera)

VIGNA:
Nezara viridula_(Hemiptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

VIOLA:

Frankliniella panamensis (‘Thysanoptera)

VITIS:
Acledra fraterno rue)
Ischnodemus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)
Lobesia botrana (?) (Lepidoptera)
Naupacius ranthographus (Coleoptera)
Neotermes chilensis (Isoptera)
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
Raglius apicalis (Hemiptera)

YUCCA:

Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)
Farinococcus olivaceus (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus cualatensis (Homoptera)
Puto mezicanus (Homoptera)
ZANTEDESCHIA:
Cyrtopeltis modestus (Hemiptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)
ZEA:

Chilo loftint (Lepidoptera)
Pagiocerus fiorii (Coleoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Zeadiairaec lineolaia (Lepidoptera)

ZINGIBER:
Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

| Agrotis erusta (Lepidoptera)
Amblycephalus spectrus (Homoptera)
Azeta versicolor (Lepidoptera)
Ceresium unicolor (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
Epilachna sparsa(?) (Coleoptera)
Ereunetis simulans (Lepidoptera)
Euzoa spinifera (Lepidoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
*Melipotis famelica Guepidopters).
Nephotettiz apicalis (Homoptera)
Nephotettir bipunctatus (Homoptera)
Noropsis hieroglyphica (Lepidoptera)
Ortholomus jamaicensis (Hemiptera)
Pachodynerus nasidens (Hymenoptera)
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Hemiptera)
Paragonatus divergens (Hemiptera)
Paromius longulus (Hemiptera)
Perkinsiella saccharicida (Homoptera)
Piezodorus rubrofasciatus (Hemiptera)
Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
Protaetia orientalis (Coleoptera)
Rupela tinctella (Lepidoptera)
Sinozylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Stoeberhinus testaceus (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma sternale ssp. (Coleoptera)

AUTOMOBILE:
Thyanta antiguensis (Hemiptera)

BAGGAGE:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Anomala orientalis (Coleoptera)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

BAGGING:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
BARE:

Ips combrae (Coleoptera)
BEAN:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Andrector ruficornis (Coleoptera)
Bruchus tristis (Gcleoptare):
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma insulare (Coleoptera)

BIRDS—STUFFED:

Trogoderma inclusum (Coleoptera)
BRAN:

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
BULBS:

Opogona subcervinella (Lepidoptera)
OLOTHING:

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
CONEX BOX:

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
CUTTING:

Lepazia obtecta (Homoptera)
DUNNAGE:

Cepaea nemoralis (Mollusca)
FEED:

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
FLOUR:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)

FLOWERS:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Bryobia cristata (Acarina)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus seo
Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
Vallonia pulchella (Mollusca)
FOLIAGE:
Hyalopeplus pellucidus (Hemiptera)
Syagrius fulvitarsis (Coleoptera)
FOODSTUFF:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)
GRAIN:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
GRASS:

Aclerda yunnanensis (Homoptera)
GRITS:

Trogoderma parabise (Coleoptera)
HERB:

Micrutalis apicalis (Homoptera)

LEAF:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)
Pinnaspis uniloba (Homoptera)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes variabilis (Homoptera)
LEGUME:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Ectomyelois muriscis (Lepidoptera)
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
LOG:
Ips calligraphus (Coleoptera)
Palaeocorynus nigrosignatus (Coleoptera)
MAILBAG:
Lethocerus indicus (Hemiptera)

MAIL PARCEL:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Orydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
MILITARY CARGO:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
MOSS:
Limazr maximus (Mollusca)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
PACKAGE:
Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)

PACKING CASE:

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

PAPER:
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

PLANTS:

Chrysomphalus minutus (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dicyphus errans (Hemiptera)
Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)

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Hosts Unknown—Continued

PLANTS—Continued

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes acaciae (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes ursorum (Homoptera)
Tetranychus tumidus (Acarina)

RAILWAY CAR:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma inclusum (Coleoptera)

ROSACIOUS SHRUBS:
Brachyrhinus porcatus (Coleoptera)

SEED:

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
SEED POD:

Ectomyelois muriscis (Lepidoptera)
STORES—DRY:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
SUITCASE:

Ozydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

TWIG:

Aspidiotus aesculi (tentative) (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus sacculata (tentative) (Homoptera)

UNKNOWN:

Anastrepha mombinpracoptans (Diptera)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

WOOD:

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)
Listroderes costirostris obliquus (Coleoptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Molorchus minor (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Nasutitermes costalis (Isoptera)
Obrium cantharinum(?) (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
Sinorylon anale (Coleoptera)
Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

ALGERIA:

Coccus viridis
Parlatoria zizyphus

AMERICAN SAMOA:
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

Countries of Origin and Insects

BELGIAN CONGO:
Ceratitis capitata(?)
BELGIUM:

Acrolepia assectella
Anthonomus rectirostris

AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS: SSE Ss
Vinsonia stellifera ERT brassicae
3 hytomyza rufipes
ANGLO-EGYPTIAN SUDAN: Pityogenes chalcographus
Pectinophora gossy pica Rhagoletis cerasi

ANGOLA:
Pectinophora gossypiella(?)
ANTIGUA:

Tyrophagus infestans
BERMUDA:

Bradybaena similaris
Deroceras reticulatum

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum Haplothrips gowdeyi

Dysdercus andreae
Pectinophora gossypiella
Vinsonia stellifera

ARGENTINA:

Ceratitis capitata
Frankliniella schultzei
Limaz marginatus
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis3
Tyrophagus infestans
Vallonia pulchella

ARUBA:
Acanthoscelides armitage?

AUSTRALIA:

Aspidiotus australiensis
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium petrophilae
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Frankliniella schultzet
Tsoneurothrips obscuratus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Limazr marginatus
Monomorium destructor
Nysius vinitor
Rhoecocoris sulciventris(?)
Sternochetus mangiferae
Thrips imaginis
Zonitoides arboreus

AUSTRALIA(?):
Prodenia litura

AUSTRIA:
Aleyrodes lonicerae

AZORES:

Ceratitis capitata
Haplothrips cottei
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Heliz aspersa
Tridomyr mez humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Pseudococcus citricus
Rhagoletis cerasi

BAHAMAS:

Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chalcodermus aeneus
Ectomyelois ceratoniae

Ips calligraphus

Melipotis famelica
Mormidea pictiventris
Pheidole megacephala
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis

BARBADOS:

Aspidiotus destructor
Chalcodermus aeneus
Fundella pellucens
Pectinophora gossypiella
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis

Tridomyrmez humilis
Morganella longispina
Phenacoccus gossypit
Pulvinaria psidii

BOLIVIA:
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
BRAZIL:

Aleurothrizus floccosus
Aleurothrizus myrtacei
Anastrepha serpentina
Asterolecanium epidendrt
Bradybaena similaris
Brevipalpus obovatus
Ceratitis capitata(?)
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus personatus
Dysdercus honestus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Maruca testulalis
Monanthia monotropidia
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Phelomerus aberrans
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Stenoma catenifer
Siephanoderes hampei
Trialeurodes tabaci
Trogoderma granaritum
Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH GUIANA:

Aspidiotus destructor

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Furcaspis biformis

Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH HONDURAS:

Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Furcaspis biformis
Lecaniodiaspis dendrobii
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH WEST INDIES:
“Targionia” hartit
CANADA:

Arion circumscriptus
Brachyrhinus ovatus
Chermes piceae

Philaenus leucophthaimus
Pulvinaria vitis
Taeniothrips ericae
Zonitoides arboreus

CANAL ZONE:

Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Conchaspis orchidarwm
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerellt

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CANAL ZONE—Continued

Parlatoria cinerea
Pinnaspis buzi
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Tenthecoris distinguendus
Unaspis citri

Vilga dissimilis

Vinsonia stellifera

CANARY ISLANDS:
Brevipalpus phoenicis

Chrysomphalus diversicolor (as defined by

McKenzie)

CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Bruchus luteicornis

OENTRAL AMERICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Conotrachelus perseae

CEYLON:

Monomorium destructor
Tyrophagus infestans

OHILE:

Acledra fraterno

Epinotia aporema
Geniocremnus chilensis
Leptoglossus chilensis
Listroderes subcincta
Lygaeus albo-ornatus
Naupactus ranthographus
Neotermes chilensis
Nezara viridula
Pseudococcus gahani

CHINA:

Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis

COLOMBIA:

Cyrtopeliis modesius
Epinotia aporema

Ferrisia virgata
Frankliniella panamensis
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Stenoma catenifer

Thecla ziba

COSTA RICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Cosmopolites sordidus
Deroceras reticulatum
Farinococcus guatemalensis
Furcaspis biformis
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis
Limaz marginatus
Ortholomus jamaicensis
Pinnaspis buzi
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Puto ulter

Tenthecoris confusus
Tenthecoris distinguendus

CUBA:

Aganactesis indecora
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Andrector ruficornis
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Asterolecanium miliaris
Coccus viridis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Faustinus cubae

Ferrisia virgata

Furcaspis biformis

Heterobostrychus aequalis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Limax marginatus
Micrutalis apicalis
Noropsis hieroglyphica
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Pyrophorus noctilucus
Ribua innozia
Tetranychus tumidus
Unaspis citri

Vinsonia stellifera
Zeadiatraea lineolata

DENMARK:

Frankliniella intonsa
Limothrips denticornis
Molorchus minor

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:

Aleurothrizus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pectinophora gossypiella
Platynota rostrana

Ribua innozia

Systole geniculata

Trionymus sacchari

ECUADOR:

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Cosmopolites sordidus
Epilachna borealis aequinozialis
Epilachna paenulata
Exrptochiomera confusa
Laspeyresia fabivora
Metamasius sericeus
Metamasius sericeus sericeus
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Pagiocerus fiorii
Porphyrobaphe iostoma
Stenoma catenifer

EGYPT:

Callosobruchus phaseoli
Ceratitis capitata
Stephanodreres hampei

ELEUTHERA ISLAND:

Pectinophora gossypiella

EL SALVADOR:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans _
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Deroceras reticulatum

Furcaspis biformis
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudopartatoria ostreata
Stenoma catenifer

Vinsonia stellifera

ENGLAND:

Aleuroplatus plumosus
Anoecia corni

Argyresthia conjugella
Brevipalpus oncidii \
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Frankliniella intonsa
Frauenfeldiella jelinekii
Gelechia ericeeena

Hepialus humuli

Tridothrips iridis

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ENGLAND—Continued

Lampetia equestris
Lecanium corni
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Myzus ascalonicus
Phytomyza rufipes
Pulvinaria camelicola
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus

Thrips fuscipennis
Thrips major
Trogoderma granarium
Zonitoides arboreus

ENIWETOK (?):
Sternochetus mangiferae

FEDERATION OF MALAYA:

Furcaspis biformis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Prays endocarpa

FIJI ISLANDS:

Aspidiotus herculeanus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Morganella longispina
Unaspis citri

FINLAND:
Arge pullata

FORMOSA:

Ceroplastes rubens
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium

FRANCE:

Aceria macrochelus
Acrolepia assectella
Aspidiotus mairei
Asterobemisia carpini
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Helix aspersa

HAypera punctata
Laspeyresia splendana
Lecanium corni
Lecanium coryli
Leucaspis loewi
Obrium cantharinum(?)
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phytomyza rufipes
Pseudococcus gahani
Psylliodes chrysocephala
Pulvinaria vitis
FRhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips major

Rhagolets cerasi
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips dianthi
Taeniothrips ericae
Thrips flavus

Thrips major

GHANA:
Maruca testulalis

GRAND CAYMAN:
Microcerotermes arboreus

GREECE:

Bruchus tristis
Ceratitis\capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Hy pera postica
Laspeyresia splendana
Leucaspis riccae
Parlatoria oleace
Pseudococcus citricus
Ripersiella palastiniae
Trogoderma inclusum

GRENADA:
Furcaspis biformis
GUAM:

Achatina fulica
Aonidiella inornata
Ceresium unicolor
Lepidosaphes mcgregori
Pheidole megacephala
Sternochetus mangiferae

GUATEMALA:

Anastrepha ludens
Amnasirepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus mendaz
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Deroceras reticulatum
Farinococcus guatemalensis
Furcaspis biformis
Iridomyrmer iniquus
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Limazx marginatus

Nysius raphanus
Paromius longulus
Pseudopartatoria ostreata
Puio ulter

Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris confusus
Tenthecoris vestitus

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FRANCK(?): Vinsonia stellifera
Ceratitis capitata HAITI:
FRENCH WEST AFRICA: Anastrepha mombinpraeopians

Hellula undalis
Palaeocorynus nigrosignatus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Tyrophagus infestans

GERMANY:

Acalypta brunnea
Aleyrodes lonicerae
Argyresthia conjugella
Arion circumscriptus
Brachyrhinus porcatus
Brevipalpus obovatus
Cepaea nemoralis
Franklinielia intonsa
Gelechia ericetella

Ips combrae
Lampetia equestris
Milaz gagates(?)
Phytomyza rufipes

Bemisia tabaci

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Haplothrips gowdeyi

Nezara viridula

HAWAII:

Adoretus sinicus
Anomala orientalis
Araecerus levipennis
Athesapeuta cyperi
Bradybaena similaris
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Chaetanaphothrips orchidi
Coccus viridis

Conotelus mexicanus
Coptotermes formosanus
Cryptophlebia illepida

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

HAW AlI—Continued

Cryptotermes brevis
Cylas formivarius elegantulus
Dacus cucurbitae

Dacus dorsalis

Deroceras reticulatum
Diachus auratus
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalantra taitensis
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Ereunetis flavistriata
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Geotomus pygmaeus
Halticus chrysolepis
Hyalopeplus pellucidus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Leucaspis cockerelli

Listroderes costirostris obliquus

Maruca testulalis
Mimosestes sallaci
Nysius coenosulus
Orchidophilus aterrimus
Oxydema fusiforme
Parlatoria crotonis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Perkinsielia saccharicida
Pheidole megacephala
Pholidoforus advena
Pinnaspis buxi
Pinnaspis caricis
Plusia chalcites
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Sinoxrylon conigerum
Siphanta acuta
Sternochetus mangiferae
Syagrius fulvitarsis
Sybra alternans
Taeniothrips hawatiensis
Trogoderma insulare
Zonitoides arboreus

HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Cosmopolites sordidus
Furcaspis biformis
Metamasius sericeus
Paromius longulus
Piagiodera thymaloides
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Rhinostomus barbirostris
Tenthecoris vestitus

HONG KONG:

Cylas formicarius formicarius
Fiorinia nephelii

Fulvius brevicornis

Parlatoria zizyphus

Unaspis yanonensis
Aonidiella inornata
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Caryedon fuscus
Chrysomphalus pinnulifera
Coccus capparidis

Cylas formicarius formicarius
Heterohostrychus aequalis
Lyctus africanus

Minthea rugicollis

Sinozylon anale

Sinorylon conigerum
Siephanoderes hampei
Trogoderma granarium

INDIA(?):
Nephotettix bipunctatus
INDONESIA:

Aspidiotus palmae
Orchidophilus aterrimus

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Phenacaspis dendrobii (tentative)

IRAN:

Lepidosaphes pistaciae
Lepidosaphes pistaciae f. pistacicola
Luzulaspis kondarensis

Parlatoria camelliae

Pariatoria oleae

IRELAND:

Argyresthia conjugella
Deroceras reticulatum
Helix aspersa
Lampetia equestris
Oxychilus allarius
Thrips major

ISRAEL:

Acrosternum. heegeri
Aspidiotus aharonii
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Pyrausta nubilalis

ITALY:

Acanthoscelides spinipes
Acrolepia assectella
Adleria kollari
Aleurolobus olivinus
Apion carduorum
Argyresthia conjugella
Arion circumscriptus
Bemisia citricola(?)
Brachycerus albidentatus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchus ervi

Bruchus signaticornis
Bruchus tristis

Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Ceroplastes sinensis(?)
Cryptoblabes gnidielia
Curculio elephas
Curculio nucum

Dacus oleae

Deloyala guttata
Deroceras reticulatum
Diaspis zamiae
Dyspessa ulula
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
FBuleia heraclei(?)
Frankliniella tenuicornis
Hemimene juliana

Fly pera nigrirostris
Iridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia nigricana
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Leucaspis riccae

Limax maxrimus

Lobesia botrana(?)
Lygus gemellatus
Parlatoria oleae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Parmena balteatus
Pentodon punctatus
Phloetribus scarabaeoides
Prays oleellus
Pseudococcus citricus
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Spanioneura fonscolombei
Spermophagus sericeus(?)
Thrips major
Trialeurodes lauri
Trogoderma granarium

JAMAICA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aonidiella citrina
Aonidiella comperei

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

JAMAICA—Continued

Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
Coccos viridis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Faustinus cubae

Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Monomorium destructor
Palaeopus costicollis
Parlatoria proteus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Tetranychus cucurbitae
Unaspis citri

Vinsonia stellifera

JAPAN:

Adoretus sinicus

Agrotis erusta
Aleurotrachelus camelliae
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae
Aleurotuberculatus magnoliae
Aleurotuberculatus similis
Aspidiotus cryptomeriae
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus excisus
Aspidiotus pseudomeyeri
Aulacaspis latissimus
Barathra brassicae
Bryobia cristata

Callidium rufipenne
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Carposina niponensis
Ceronema japonica(?)
Ceroplastes japonicus
Ceroplastes rubens

Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphulus bifasciculatus
Deroceras reticulatum
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Ereunetis simulans
Frankliniella for mosae
Gracilaria azaleella
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Icerya seychellarum
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
Lepidosaphes kamakurensis
Lepidosaphes newsteadi
Lepidosaphes pallida
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Lepidosaphes tubulorum
Limax marginatus
Lyctorylon japonum
Lyectus africanus
Matacosoma neustria
Maruca testulalis
Morganella longispina
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis
Oligonychus perditus
Pariatoria camelliae
Parlateria zizyphus
Pentamerismus oregonensis
Phyllocnistis saligna
Piezodorus rubrofasciatus
Pinnaspis buxi

Pinnaspis uniloba

Plusia chalcites
“‘Poliaspis”’ pini
Protaetia orientalis
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pseudaonidia paeoniae
Pseudococcus azaleae
Pseudococcus kraunhiae
Pulvinaria psidii
Pyrausta nubilalis
Stephanitis nashi
Stephanitis pyrioides
Taeniothrips gracilis
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Trogoderma parabile(?)
Unaspis yanonensis

JAPAN(?):

Amblycephalus spectrus
Nephotettir apicalis
Prodenia litura

KENYA:

Bostrychoplites cornutus
Lyctus brunneus
Odonaspis ruthae

KOREA:

Chilo suppressalis
Lepidosaphes conchiformis

KWAJALEIN:

Furcaspis oceanica
Pseudococcus pakmarum

LEBANON:

Bruchus ervi

Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus inopinatus
Lepidosaphes pistaciae

LIBERIA:
Planococcus hoznyi

LIBYA:

Ceratitis capitata
Theba pisana

MADEIRA ISLANDS:
Chrusomphalus personatus

MARSHALL ISLANDS:
Lepidosaphes esakii

MARTINIQUE:
Leucaspis cockerelli

MEDITERRANEAN REGION:
Theba pisana

MEXICO:

Acalymma trivittata
Acanthoscelides griseolus(?)
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus variegatus
Aleurothrizus floccosus
Amitermes wheeleri
Amphelasma decoratum
Amyssonotum rastratum flexum
Anacraga sofia

Anaphothrips orchidaceus
Anastrepha ludens

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha serpentina
Anastrepha striata(?)
Andrector atrofasciata

Apion griseum

Aspidiotus aesculi (tentative)
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae

Aspidiotus popularum (tentative)
Asterolecanium epidendri
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Batrachedra linaria

Blissus pulchellus

Bucculatriz thurberiella
Calligrapha labyrinthica

Chilo loftini

Chrysomphalus agavis
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus sacculata (tentative)
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides
Chrysomphalus tenax
Chrysomphalus tingi
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Coelonertus nigrirostris
Conotelus mexicanus
Conotrachelus aguacatae

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60 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued

Cosmopolites sordidus
Cryphula apicatus

Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Deloyala guttata

Deroceras reticulatum
Diabrotica porracea

Diaspis echinocacti
Dinaspis aculeata
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Dysdercus mimus
Ectomyelois muriscis
Epinotia aporema
Hucalymnatus tessellatus
Euetheola bidentata
Eugeraeus unifasciatus (?)
Eurytoma orchidearum(?)
Euschistus serous
Eutetranychus banksi
Everes comyntas
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Exptochiomera confusa
Exptochiomera oblonga
Farinococcus olivaceus
Ferrisia virgata

Galgupha punctifer
Gaigupha quadrisignata
@naphalodes trachyderoides
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Grapholitha packardi

Gymnandrosoma aurantianum

Gymnococcus agavium
Gynaikothryes ficorum
Helix aspersa
Heterotermes convezinotatus
Jadera sanguinolenta
Lapazia obtecta
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis
Limax marginatus
Lycophotia ornea
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Neoleucon rubrotylus
Nezara viridula

Oebalus insularis
Oedancala bimaculata
Ogdoecosta catenulata
Opuntiaspis carinata
Orthezia pseudinsignis
Oxygrylius ruginasus
Ozophora concava
Ozophora consanguineus
Pachodynerus nasidens
Pachygrontha oedancalodes
Paragonatus divergens
Parlatoria cinerea
Paromius longulus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phenacoccus gossypii
Phera centrolineata
Plagiodera semivittata
Plagiodera thymaloides
Platynota rostrana
Procryptotermes hubbardi
Pseudaonidia tesserata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudischnaspis longissima
Pseudococcus cualatensis
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Puto mezicanus

Puto ulter

Reticulitermes flavipes
FReticulitermes tibialis
Rhagoletis juglandis

Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis

Stator limbatus

Stator pruininus
Stenoma catenifer
Synyrias diffundens
Talponia batesi

“ Targionia”’ bromiliae

Tenthecoris angustimarginatus

Tenthecoris bicolor

Tenthecoris confusus
Tetraleurodes acaciae
Tetraleurodes ursorum
Tetranychus desertorum
Tetranychus lobosus
Terananus spatulatus
Thecla ziba :
Thyanta antiguensis
Trialeurodes abutilonea
Trialeurodes similis
Trialeurodes tephrosiae
Trialeurodes variabilis
Trialeurodes vitrinellus
Trogoderma glabrum
Trogoderma granarium
Trogoderma inclusum
Trogoderma parabile
Trogoderma sternale ssp.
Unaspis citri
Zonitoides arboreus

MIDWAY ISLANDS:
Oxydema fusiforme

MONACO:
Tetranychus cinnabarinus

MOROCCO:

Bouhelia maroccana
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Parlatoria zizyphus
Theba pisana

NEPAL:
Fiorinia theae

NETHERLANDS:

Acrolepia assectella
Adozophyes orana
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Eriophyes canestrinii
Frankliniella intonsa
Gracilaria azaleella
Lampetia equestris
Myzus ascalonicus
Orychilus allarius
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhopalosiphum crataegellum
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips major
Trogoderma granarium
Tyrophagus infestans

NEW CALEDONIA:
Pseudaonidia darutyi

NEW QUINEA:
Aulacaspis madiuensis
Pinnaspis buzi

NEW ZEALAND:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

NICARAGUA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleurothrizus floccosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Pseudischnaspis alienus4_,'
Pseudischnaspis longissima
Stenoma catenifer

NIGERIA:

Cylas femoralis
Cylas puncticollis
Leucinodes orhonalis

NORTHERN IRELAND:
Lampetia equestris

NORWAY:
Chionaspis{salicis

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PALMYRA ISLAND:

Agonozena argaula
Pheidole megacephala

PANAMA:

Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium. epidendri
Azeta versicolor
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Chalcedermus aeneus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Chrysomphalus tenaz
‘Coccus viridis

Deroceras reticulatum
Ectomyelois muriscis
Furcaspis biformis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Nasutiter mes corniger
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Rhinochenus stigma
Stenoma catenijer
Tenthecoris distinguendus
Trogoderma sternale ssp.
Unaspis citri

Vinsonia stellifera
Zonitoides arboreus

PANAMA(?):
Chrysomphalus umboniferus

PARAGUAY:
Pectinophora gossypiella

PERU:

Coccus viridis
Huscepes posifasciatus
Helix aspersa
Pagiocerus fiorii
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri

PHILIPPINES:

Aclerda yunnanensis
Antonina graminis
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus destructor
Aspidiotus palmae
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Chrysomphalus minutus
Coccus viridis
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta
Cylas formicarius ssp.
Cylas formicarius var.
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Dialeurodes kirkaldyti
Epilachna sparsa(?)
Ferrisia virgata
Laspeyresia splendana
Morganella longispina
Nephotettiz bipunctatus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phyllocnistis citrella
Pseudaonidia curculiginis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Sternochetus mangiferae
Stoeberhinus testaceus
Tenuipalpus pacificus

POLAND:

Aceria tulipae
Limothrips denticornis
Phytomyza rujipes

PONAPE:

Pseudococcus pandani
“Targionia’’ bromiliae

PORTUGAL:

Aonidiella lauretorum
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Brevipalpus obovatus
Bruchus guttalis(?)
Caryedon fuscus
Cenopalpus pulcher
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Diaspis zamiae

- Dicyphus errans
Epidiaspis piricola
Glycyphagus ornatus
Iridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Leucaspis pusilla
Lineaspis striata

’ Opogona subcervinelia
Parlatoria camelliae
Pulvinaria floccifera
Rhagoletis cerasi
Targionia laurina
Thrips angusticeps
Trogoderma granarium

PORTUGAL(?):
Chilo suppressalis

PUERTO RICO:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaprepes abbreviatus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Fundella pellucens

: Lechriops psidii

_ Maruca testulalis

: Nasutitermes costalis
Nezara viridula
Pachyzancla bipunctalis(?)
Pachyzancla periusalis

: Pulvinaria urbicola (tentative)

: Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Trionymus sacchari

RHODESIA:
Caryedon fuscus(?)

ST. KITTS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
“Targionia”’ hartii

ST. LUCIA:
Aspidiotus palmae

SCOTLAND:

Frauenfetdiella jelinekit
Gelechia ericetella
Micrelus ericae
Pseudococcus gahani
Scolopostethus decoratus
Taeniothrips atratus
Taeniothrips ericae
Thrips major

SIERRA LEONE:
Cylas puncticollis

SINGAPORE:

Aspidiotus destructor

Cylas formicarius formicarius
Furcaspis bifor mis

Parlatoria zizyphus

Phenacaspis dendrobii (tentative)

SOUTH PACIFIC:
Pachybrachius nigriceps
Parlatoria zizyphus

SPAIN:

Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Chionaspis salicis

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62 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

SPAIN—Continued

Cyptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas

Dacus oleae

Dyspessa ulula
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerasi

Theba pisana

SUMATRA:
Bruchus luteicornis

SWEDEN:

Argyresthia conjugella
Blastophagus piniperda
Chionaspis salicis
Myzus ascalonicus
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes chalcographus

SWEDEN(?):
Aspidiotus abietis

SWITZERLAND:
Hylurgops palliatus
Parlatoria camelliae
Rhagoletis cerasi

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla
Taeniothrips picipes

TAHITI:

Aspidiotus destructor
Morganella longispina
Parlatoria cinerea

TANGANYIKA:
Antonina graminis

THAILAND:

Cylas formicarius ssp.

Cylas formicarius formicarius
Parlatoria citri

Parlatoria zizyphus
Phenacoccus hirsutus

TORTOLA:

Ancylostomia stercorea
Haplothrips gowdeyi

TRINIDAD:

Aganactesis indecora
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans(?)
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris
Coccus viridis

Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Furcaspis biformis
Neodryocoetes guianae
Parlatoria cinerea

Pentalonia nigronervosa
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Stenoma decora

Vinsonia stellifera

TUNISIA:

Ceratitis capitata
Parlatoria zizyphus

&

TURKEY:
Curcutio elephas

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Callosobruchus phaseoli
Cenaeus pectoralis
Ceratitis capitata(?)
E/pichorista ionephela
Frankliniella schultzei
Iridomyrmex humilis
Ischnodemus diplopterus
Olethreutes leucotreta
Phlyctinus callosus
Pseudothrips glaucus (?)
Raglius apicatis
Trogoderma granarium

UNKNOWN:

Acrolepia assectetla
Adoretus sinicus
Argyresthia conjugetla
Bruchus tristis

Cylas formicarius formicarius
Dacus dorsalis

Dacus oleae(?)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Eurytoma plotnikovi
Metamasius sericeus
Parlatoria cinerea
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
Trionymus lounsburyi
Trogoderma granarium
Trogoderma parabile
Unaspis yanonensis

VENEZUELA:

Aganactesis indecora
Asterolecanium bambusae
Asterolecaniwm epidendri
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris
Chrysomphalus personatus

Chrysomphalus propsimus (as defined by Mc-

Kenzie)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Deroceras reticulatum
Ectomyelois muriscis
Furcaspis biformis
Noropsis hieroglyphica
Phelomerus aberrans
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Rupela tinctella
Stenoma catenifer

VIETNAM:
Sternochetus mangiferae

WEST PACIFIC:

Euxoa spinifera
Lethocerus indicus
Prodenia titura

YUGOSLAVIA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Frankliniella intonsa
Pyrausta nubilalis

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

63

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ; RS
Qo ‘= ‘
~ |S
Bal # lee
a8) a |eS
or| Oo | Ee
1S) Z |p
tAllantonectria militina (Mont.) Weese:
PACULEIS Dear en Ae a Ss ee VEC XICO Soo te ae See oe 1
Alternaria citri Ell. & Pierce:
Grinelimon) (demon) 4522 2 8 ee DALE a oe NM TE ny
Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:
LORCA ENG) 0) 5S ence ae in plan dese eae ee | ees 1
Se aed fragariae (Ritzema Bos) Chris-
ie(?
Bletilia hyacinthina (orchid) __-_---------------- jJapan, Netherlands- -----|----|---- 2
tAscochyta cucumis Fautr. & Roum.(?):
Sechium: edule (chayote) - ..----------------.--- Mexicoe = aaa |; | Sees | eee
Ascochyta pisi Lib.:
Pisum sativum (pea) OF oie Ses ree A ee ee arey Italy, Japan, fPortugal.---| 1] 2 |----
tAspergillus mangini (Mangin) Thom & Raper:
ORO ZCRSUivaN(TiCe) apt Se Portugal sas ese eee ph Sele Pee
Asperisporium caricae (Speg.) Maubl.:
NCO) NADA? (PAPAYA) Hn 2-2-2 8- e BrazilyMiexicos=-— =.= Bi) ks |S
tAsterinella epidendri (Rehm) Theiss.:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) ----------------------- Mex CO es ee = 21 80s 8 es) ee 1
Heb yoaphaerse berengeriana de N. var. araucariae
ace.
PAT OMCOTAGAGTALILC NUE Ok a eas as UR Ttalyo: oo tee oa ee 1
Botryosphaeria palmigena (Berk. & Cke.)
Bomm. & Rous.:
CRamaedorea Spa se SE eee Mexicote 8555 ab ae mee ae SER 1
Botryosphaeria ribis Gross. & Dug.:
Deloniz regia (royal poinciana) -._-------------- (Umknown see eee nee 5 A ees Pome
Botrytis gladiolorum Timmerm.:
GLTCAOUS Spee en ae eho Se ee a ty Japan, Mexico, Nether- | 2 |----| 28
lands, {Venezuela.
Ceratocystis narcissit (Limber) J. Hunt:
ENGT.CESSICRI SP ene e ee ae oe Sane te ae England, Germany, New |----|---- 6
Zealand.
Cercospora angraeci Feuill. & Roum.:
Epidendrum ciliare (orchid) _------------------- Miexicoiee 2k Ses ee SE ee 1
Odontoglossum hallii (orchid) -___--------------|----- O10 a a ee aed [ee 1
Oncidium. lamelligerum (orchid) -.-------------- TH CUR GOD es ae eee | Cee Re 1
CONRAN | ahi SS ie pee see a ee eee, Mexico s:28ts 9 ne Ske Me ee 1
Cercospora canescens Ell. & G. Martin:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)--.-------- PuertOpRiCcowas sees 1 (ene Pe
Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:
Coffer spe (cotiee) ee eee Brazil, {E] Salvador___---- UW eecsif 2
}Cercospora columnaris Ell. & Ev.:
IPO SEOLISIOULU TAS een ee ee Puerto RICO see py pagent
}Cercospora cypripedii Ell. & Dearn.:
Sobralia rantholeuca (orchid) ------------------- Guatemala: =o fee 2a ee eee 1
Cercospora gossypina Cke.:
Gossgpiimisps (cotton) 2 =----=--22-------=- = Mexico: 252 22enc ese eo’ Weise le ees
Cercospora handelii Bub.:
RROM CAEN GTO SD etna ae ee ee INetherlands2= 22222822222 | sees |p aan 9
Cercospora insulana Sacc.:
LAT Meri disp. (Statice) se2- ee tae Re eee Mexico, tPeru__---------- Fel ages ae
Cercospora musae Zimm.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) ___------ Ipanam as oe tee aoe Ts] Soo
Cercospora neriella Sacc.:
Nerium oleander (oleander) __------------------ ieieipronplab ye ee Se ee 1
}Cercospora odontoglossi Prill. & Delac.:
Oncidioda sp) (orchid) 2 4222 --- 2 ae eee IMiexd Co! 22 ee eid Se ee 1
tCercospora puderi B. H. Davis:
PROS LSD nae eT os CT oak ee aaNet CORD pee Kyfesecieuse
Cercospora purpurea Cke.:
Persea americana (avocado)..-.----------------|----- (Cr es ee 5 Wn jee Para
Cerebella andropogonis Ces.:
Paspalum dilatatum (Dallis grass) -.----------- Australia, New Zealand-__|----|---- 2
}Ceroteliwm fici (Butl.) Arth.:
CUS COICO: (LG) St aa ee oe si ae ee cuad or-#.<-2Steseke Bee Byles
{Chalaropsis thielaviopsis Peyronel:
PASH berspyet Pre eee Pew eee oes Netherlands sea se ssa eae | aes |e 1
Chlamydomyces palmarum (Cke.) Mason:
Onyzarsating (rice) Sse ae ee eee ee Japan. 24-52 -2- 5. OE |e 1 bps

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Tex.
NJ., N.Y
Fla., Tex.
S.C.

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PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

De /
Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; x
a 1EIs
| [| 8 Sq
43] 4/28
ow fo) iad
ie) Z |p
Papeete ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.) *
avile:
Hhocaendion ferrugineum (rock rhododen- | Switzerland_.-.---------__ 25i| ae hl
dron).
ein odereron hirsutum (garland rhododen- | Austria, Switzerland__-_--- Pig ene eb
dron).
Rhododendron pemakoense..-_------------------ FCanad acre. ss oases Sn Oa Ts eee 1
EUIVOCODEILOAN OTE EC ACK yee ee ee heer an Ce es | aE (00) SAO ae he A ee ETC a 1
ee ace radicans (rockmantle rhododen- |-_--__ GOR none de Sack co eee ee 1
on).
ERROCOGENURON: LESSB7 eam! 3 ee Ie OS a £6 (a RS Os Se NORINCO GA ea 1
ULOCOGENGNOM ISP esas ween eet a aa Germany, Switzerland__--| 5 |----| 5
Chrysomyza ledicola Laghr.:
Picea mariana (black spruce) --_---------------- War Aas os seo ed | 1
Cladosporium orchidearum Cke. & Mass.:
Caitleyarcitring) orchid) 2-32 ee ee 1A Lop, Veo eames pes =n Pen REI LI 8 FE A 1
}Coleosporium asterum (Diet.) Syd.:
Callistephus chinensis (China-aster)_-.-.-----__ Cuban ok en eel Dee ene
Coleosporium ipomoeae (Schw.) Burr.:
EDOTOCO See see ee ee DD eR ae aL eae Mexicoten2 22 ie: ane ps es
tColletotrichum crassipes (Speg.) Arx:
Crataegus sp ese Se ere Sie es WiSalvadorgsos225-2- 22s 5 Fe es
Colletotrichum dematium (Fr.) Grove:
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ------------------ Meee: Union of South | 2 |----|_---
rica.
ETE CEP ASR ELD, (ANY) otal ee eases eke a NE iMnigland esse wea ees eee dees
ETE ENO Spee eo Nts CA RS RTE CG Ko) ear aig Ee ay Ife al
Rheum rhaponticum (rhubarb) _-_-------------- Canad awe he eae | Raeel | eee 1
Colletotrichum dematium (Fr.) Grove f. circinans
(Berk.) Arx:
ALU pornam (eek) ae. ose hee es De Japaneses Aaa eS eee Le
Colletotrichum graminicola (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:
PAIN MLONVSD ase tata. Aa IS ye Portugal Le aee Lees nea 1
ETOCKY DOUULTIBISD eee a an ee eae TG] cy SN AN EE UE ches PEP 1
Sra Cereal see eer Ca ae ie Rortugale 2a ee ae ez ta
Driticum aestivum (wheat) - 2-22-2202 0d eee OSE ee See 1 tpn Pa So he
Colletotrichum musae (Berk. & Curt.) Arx:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banama)-_.------- Brazil swe oy nes a (ge,
{Coniothecium agaves Petr.:
PA] QUCRSB) acd = ie EG SASS eR We Che TE IVES mI COR a eects cari sear | ee aed 1
Coniothecium scabrum MecAlp.:
Girirusilimon | Qemon) et se. beeen em ele ne Wai Rs a eR AS p Wea Fp
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.) Sace.:
Laburnum watereri (waterer laburnum)--______- INétherlands<2222 22225. S20 eae ee 3
tConiothyrium diplodiella (Speg.) Sace.:
ALESIS A (EEA DE) oe Tee eR ee lal Denmark oes te ea 1
tConiothyriwm globulisporum Speg.:
(CRC S50} Eat i Raa OU Lede IMTOXICO ee ae a Ne 1
Coniothyrium hellebori Oke. & Mass.:
Flelleborus niger (Christmas-rose) _-_-._-.----_- GErELaDy, Italy, Nether- |_--_|__-- 3
ands.
Tele Gorenarsyi awe betes eke ks Nach tay ale Ua tu INetherlands22222 24 se eet ae ee 1
tConiothyrium socium Pass. & Beltr.(?):
Soiree ae ee a TSA sah AO Moxicdie co as. ay eae 1 93) felgate gc
{Coniothyrium stanhopeae P. Henn.:
Stanhopea bucephalus (orchid) ......-----_-_-_- G@analiZone. 32. sos ho ees | Eee 1
Corynespora casiicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) --...-__--_--- Mexico eeen ee Ae Ene TE one:
tCoryneum carpophilum (Ley.) Jauch:
EAI TNTUUS LO NLELL oe mee a at CT a es Oanadas cece 2b Seb ea ee 1
Criconemoides zenoplax Raski:
CUILTET ILS SP a we ht No ENT UU sis Japan ses. Ss ese es ae 1
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria ezcelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) ___.____ Australia, Norfolk Island-}----|---- 12

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
1in—

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

65

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 80, 1958—-Continued

Pest and host

{Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Pk.) Nannf.:

Mahonia sp
t{Curvularia geniculata (Tracy & Earle) Boed.:

Areca cathecu (betel palm)
Curoularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:

Capsicum frutescens longum (chili pepper) -----
tCylindrocarpon radicicola Wr.:

COOTUMUSKCOUGU TIO ant a eo a eee ne wee eaase
tCytospora chrysosperma Fr.:

Populus s
svendrophome cytosporoides Sacc. var. punicina

c

Punica granatum (pomegranate) -.-------------
{Diaporthe arctii (Lasch) Nits.:

Cocos nucifera (coconut). .----.-.-._---..--.2.-
tDiaporthe eres Nits.:

Ilex sp
tDiaporthe oncostoma (d By.) Fckl.:

PUTIN SON TO CO CULCALE ee eae oe
Didymellina ornithogali Jacques:

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) -.-.-----
Diplodia circinans Berk. & Br.:

DFUCCOS De ae ce cae ek ee UU tele PE
Diplodia coccocarpa Sace.:

Cocos nucifera (coconut) ...----..-..------..-.-

Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
FESROGOGENOTOTASD eee ee ee eee NL Se
Diplodina leucothoes (P. Henn.) Died.:
HIPUCOUOE CULES UGE? 222 oa nc ae ee
Discohainesia oenotherae (Cke. & Ell.) Nanntf.:
PRET GETULUACOLAL OL Ose tee eet ee ee ee
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony) ---------------
PRO CONICS pee Senate Peek i Sea See
err One ferrugineum (rock rhododen-
on).
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn) Filip.:
Allium sativum (garlic)
TURES SY 8 Se SRS DSN UT a i SC as ed
NUT CESS IESE Pee eee ene CARI oO
Eilsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (ime) :-.-_ 22-22 -2- = 222-88
Citrus limon (lemon)

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) .....---.-----------

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ------------
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Elsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Mangifera indica (mango) -..-------------------

Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins:

Phaseolus lunatus (civet bean)-----------------

Phaseolus lunatus ne ee. (ima bean)
Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P

OTA ZORS ACN) (TICE) eee te ee oe ee

Eixobasidiwm vaccinit (Fckl.) Wor.:

Rhododendron indicum _ 2.52

Fusarium orysporum Schlecht. f. gladioli (Massey)
Snyd. & Hans.:

NE CESTORS Dae Sat sarees ae ft eR Ly Slee e Narn eae
CL AGLOLTESKS ens mee ai ate Mad uP i BEG SAN

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Tul.) Sace.:

Fagus sylvatica (European beech) -_-------------

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin : a
Bo] 8 |.
25] 3/53
O14 |x

England (2) 2sc2so2zes2 sees ieee Aijesee
(Pakistantssccsa ease ae a Uy] Le ea
IM ex C0 eee Se NS 5 gy Sear a
INetherlandse222se) aes cons |e eee 1
CEN OES 0 Es a A (a 1
Spain areas ano ad eae oe y Esp Meaty Jaa
Christmas Island__-------- BLA aed Pe
dcop ae Ez h 00 (eM Ce er IC Re TP 1
AUD U1 a Yea eee eats | Ie | cea 1

Union of South Africa-__-- Pa [aes pei
TIE XAIC OQ eE See Ni sean I ees 1

¢Canal Zone, Hawaii, | 4 |----|_---

Mexico.

INetherl am Gsea es kets | aoe eee 1
hie AO oe a Se EO ea |
PES (3 Co Sees ete pA a a Pe ed eee |

VSR aT ee er I er | eee ed | Ee 1

Japan, Netherlands-_-__..-}----]_--- 2

Switzer] an Geese Bees ee | Mie 1
Mexico: 2 oes se) Ma ieee 2) |e ee

INetherlandsi2 525 seek ene eee 1

Hneland Scotlands 22.22. |easn | uae 9

LOR al:caVohyneis ase ere ay LG ened

Argentina, Brazil, un-| 4] 4 |__--

known.

Brazile ee eee Oy Sess
ee, GO nee Oe eo eS Patel Pg as

Argentina, Brazil, un-| 2 | 36 |_---

known.

Cuba, Guatemala, Hon-/} 8] 1
duras, unknown.

AETV RTA aaa es ee | CI 1
IMCXICO Se ee SO OSS tee awe 1
Netherland ss: sarees eee ee 1

Collected
in—

Mass.
D.C,
Tex.
N.J.
Wash.

INGE
Hawaii
D.C.
Calif.*
Mass.
Ariz.
Calif.*

Ae

66 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i va in—
a alae
gle le
o
28] 4 /as
or] O lee
Oo .| Aim
tGeotrichum candidum Lk.:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) ------._--_-_- IMIGXICO see ee hy Poe Fe Ariz
tGottholdsteineria goodeyi (Loof & Oostenbrink)
Andrassy:
Soil with unknown plants_---.---------_--___- Trelandiss>=- -. 235s See 1 | Mass.
“‘Greasy spot’’:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _----------- INTO XT COM S82 2a OES 1 eee) (eS, Tex
(OOATORS OUTED (Ore ha Ff) see ee LOR st iL [een | Tex
{Griphosphaeria corticola (Fckl.) Hoehn.:
TROSGISD see en eres on on ee en st Germany 's2 2 er eee Ie IN;AY.
Guignardia traversi (Cav.) Lind.:
ISLQTNODEQIS Dee OLCHIC)) ate eee IVI XICO ee See ne ee ie La | 1| Tex.
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:
Juniperus chinensis (Chinese jumiper)=s----=- == || Japane---- 2222 = ae eee 3 | Calif.*
} Helicotylenchus erythrinae (Zimmerman) Golden:
Solliwithicarlicwis siraieap seule Te Se Trelandi. =). seo 22 ee Ee a 1 | Mass.
Soil with unknown plants_-.------.-2----__- 1 IIE RICO we i ean Ane ate | 1| Tex.
} Helicotylenchus multicinctus (Cobb) Golden:
Soil with roots of banana plants_-_------_----- C@ubatsic ee elle nae 1 | Fla.
FTelicotylenchus nannus Steiner: :
Soil with begonia plants_---------_------_.___. IVICXICO ss eae See EY Ree | ee 2) Ariz.
Hollswith carnation plantssse se. esse e se ae Ol. ease Sasa a eee 1) eo exe
Kot Wyistioy CLONE IS) yo ea eee GOS een Reeds eee | at Res 1 | Ariz.
Soil with herbaceous plant../_----____________2]-___= C0 Ko eae ME Asa ice | AE 2 el euexs
SOU) Tallin earn ay poVENAYG ae GOs a oe Noe cee SR 1 | Tex.
Soil with unknown plants__-.-..--_-..--_--___|-_-_- GOs ats Se eae 3 | Ariz., Tex.
Soil with unknown roots___.----_------.--___. Netherland see eee | Seen | ee a EY
Hendersonia opuntiae Ell. & Ev.:
Pachycereus marginatus (organpipe cactus) _____ Mex CO set ee. SED kee a 1 | Ariz.
{Hendersonia oryzae Miyake:
(OPO RRA (CSU) ae ee os A ES oe SUT GL SES NUS ae We Ses hee oe CORN tT
Hendersonia piriformis Otth.:
Fagus sylvatica (European beech)------________ Netherland S3= asses | ae Se V2 MPINEIE
Heterodera avenae Bidam:
PSL itt 1S a I aU ea eee ea {@zechoslovakia_------__--] 2 |_---}2___ BNC
ollswithsautomobilessoswe ee ee England, Europe (coun-| 4 |____|____ Fla., Md.,
try(?)), Germany. Wash
Soil with carnation plants___-----------_-____- Germany soo: Caer ee EE 1 AN ae
Soil with cypress and juniper plants___________ TET 21) cir ee eee ee ee SSeS Uh INE.
SOMA TAK ALA OO TS em eee mE ERR UR ATTA Re GOS REE AS EN Ee SB ae 22 lo SNE
Soilkwithveanlic=. See Ose see Re eee TT Gey 2 Se hoe Ck ere Dea oes NYS
Soilkwu hori ons samen ores Se ey Spain sees Cee see eR eo DB 2 ah ae N.Y.
Soil with Ornithogalum saundersiae___________- AT STAG Ts ean a ate ihe Sh mee deN| Bie 9m | 1) N.Y.
Spilkwath potatoes sees nial ee eee Nia eee inglandweeesn as etl eee es alin eee PALA LYS.
Soilbwaphyorimrose) po lam oe =e I en Once nee ces Eee | ene 15 | NYS
Soil with spruce seedlings__-_--_-_-_-__________ Germanys ta ee es I INS Ue
Sollwithi unknown plantss: 2! ee ie Genmianyaeital yee | Ot INT NE.
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schurr. Stek.:
(SOUL 5-6 see age 0 ENED an I at tee IMIG COM eet ene a 3 Pea ae | PAtrizaenie:
NOllepaLoeacacianp later enue een eeepc teenie Omer Om ee EE OR ee 1 | Ariz.
Soil with Aloe gasterioides plants_______________|_____ (LOWES SEE Se weer s LA ee | A Dy tex
Soil with aloe plant_________- MEWS OY ete ee. ae Pcl | eae Gove Babee oe ee sea ee 1} Tex:
Sov wine Aiea AN TS) loosen CONE Hal BN eure nA eases ed Ariz
Soil with avocado and begonia plants__________|____- GONE Ee 2) ie Ta 3 eee ale ee exe
Polit oybegoniayplantses. asses ai Rea ie eee (CKO acter Rie cys oe Eee alta 2 | Tex.
Soil with begonia and portulaca euttings.______]____- LORNA EE RES see ee RT 1} Ariz.
Soil with bougainvillea plants_..___.__________]_____ 76 (oes ee ee es ee [eel [LL 2| Ariz., Tex.
DOUewATMDKOme lia ieee ee en RT ey Sn ae (elo 24k SI aoe nee SEPT 1} Tex.
Soil with Bryophyllum sp. plants___._.________]_____ dome Bee Tig) eeat|) ahh] ADIES, Nar
SOLA PORTS Hess ee eee ee | | ee AG RSET FE Par CES ae |e 1| Tex.
POlewMuOcAchusiplantGa: see. \auesia il eae England, Mexico, tVene- | 1] 1 | 48] Ala, N.Y.,
zuela, Pa., Tex
Soil with cactus and ground-moss plants_____- Teri Conn Se Sn ete OE | NE ibe): ANS
Soil with cactus and succulent plants__________]_____ CO noe Sie ene seh Peehedl eee es 1 | Tex.
Soil with caladium plants_________.-________|_ Mexico, fTrinidad_-_----__]----]--_- 3 | Ariz., Va.
Soil with carnation plant______._______________ IMIG XI COM oie tee ee ee | el | ae 1} Dex.
eon with Cereus sp., portulaca, and spiderwort}_____ Oe HASSE | es 1 | Next
plants. 3
Sowtwithicoleusplants ef oa soe ee ee do 1 | Ariz
sStoNN pabatcib meagan ahe Sema ee TS SRE CARR a HL A do 1) Tex
DIOUGWALMOULP EY ICLALIO Ls ee en a nun NE RY | ey do fol ex

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 67

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Collected
in—

Pest and host Country of origin

onsump-
tion

ropaga-
tion

| C

| Non-entry
| 18

Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schurr. Stek.—Con.
Doillswathyfern plants-=- 5 S222 22.424 sa eee ees
Soil with feverfew roots...._---_-------------_-
Molbwauheanlic las. Ase enna eat candies

Soil with geranium plants--.-------.-----------
Solliwitheladiolus' corms: =-====- 222-5522 92" |e ae d
Soil with herbaceous plants-_-_------------------|____-
Soil with herbaceous and mint plants____----__|_____
HOU with! Mndia rubbertrees===4 2-2-2 esese ee ee
Soiliwiunsiy.ys plants oat oes en eee a
POULwit oles moldy rs522 sl fon ees eA IM EE iee
MOUEW RUM TIAC plant Hoe wees = eae ee EE ee ee
NoliwiihaniniplantSs=2 as25 =~ ates 2 Sie

Soil with narcissus bulbs_------------------_--

Soil with orange lycoris bulbs_---_-_-_----_-____]_____

Sojbwithoxalisiplants-_-.-2---o2 bel eer

Soliwathy palm plants os 2. - 2042s oR eae Bd

Soil with pampas grass plants_-_-___-__________]____-

Soummthepansyplantsiss sss 2 8S- = oe ee ee

Soil with passion vine plants_-_--_____-__._.___]____-

Soil with peperomia and sprenger asparagus

plants.

Soul with petunia plant=-------=--- = 224882

SOlswiths pomsettia plantse--=ss2e=- sss = ten Pees

Nollkwituhporvulacawplants === as eee ee Pees

SOL awit hy POCAL OCS selon Soa > ss ae a nN ee

Sollawith pothos!(?)iplant-=—- ee

NOlawibnrall wa yi Canes. = 2 ees as Ee

Soil with rosa-de-montana plant____-__________]_____

OMG ALA EITC} LATy Ge ees Se ES ee eS ee

SOURWIUUNSCAL Spa planbaae == ee ee

Soil with selaginella plants_...--.-------_--___]_____

Soljwithispearmintplantsss-= <=. 222-2 eee

Soil -with spiderwort plants-_------------------]_____

Noulwithsucculent/plants=—— 3. - = 2

Solliwithttaro plants 22 ease ee ee

Soilewithitines Stump ss 4 sa ee eee

SOllawith: fuberose DULDS! 22 sees = nee se ee

Solowithamknown) plants==-2- 2252 eae Lea a ST Nn | | 34 | Ariz., Tex.

Soil with wandering-jew plant___--___---____-___|---__ (Loe eerie rey 1A | eS | ae Tex.

Sarliwithsyarrowaplants is kas se ee GOS I ae 1 eexe
Heterodera humuli Filip.:

Soillwiththop roots 2225s b-2 ae a a ee England, tGermany --_-_--|____|____ DN Iso
Heterodera punctata Thorne:

Soiltwith’ Araceae root-—_-=---2202) <2 222 Hngland ps3 .Soe oe R ewe rae ea 1| Fla.

Solltwithiantomobiles= sess sas a Belgium, England, | 9 |____|____ Fla., Mass.,

Europe (country(?)), N.Y., Tex.,
Germany. Wash.

Soil with cypress and juniper plants___________ nol amd eee ee Ces eae 2 “dle

Soil with dahlia roots and gladiolus corms__-__- FOE ATICO 2 See Ue et a RE CR |Sae | 1

Soil with fuchsia, gardenia, and geranium roots_| England_-._-.-_---_------|__-_|____ 1

Soil with gardenia plants_____-2.--222_--______ Genmanye rs ke See Sek ee 1

SOliwithserass/sodet = sek Se WTO We ee SE ah 1

Soilkwithpleekss2G0 i ok 1x Slee h eS and hd ele Netherlands: <=ss) >.) hin has) if | tee

Soulwithspopatoesec es eek ee cE

SOllgwithyprimrose plant==4— ea es

Pollawith rubber plantsysas= sansa sees ase

Soiliwithisweetpotatoesmass sae as ee eee d

Solliwathitrackishoes= seses=s see eee

Soil with tuberous begonia____-_-.-____.-_-_-_-

Soil with unknown plants-_____-____--...______
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:

Soilpwith acacia plants-s2225 oes eeS ee eee ae

Soil with agave plants_-

Soil withtautomobileses === 225.552 ee

ZAZZ
id Pind Hid

N.
N

N.
M

Soil with beets2 2200 Ses Bw se esis stew eet a ol
See footnotes at end of table.

ROLY id
i Pe hy

68 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Suis NE bal SOT aaa Soe Ne so POR
ae days i 3p jes . Ne
Pale] haw nr are!

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Pest and host

County of origin

12)

onsump-
tion
| Non-entry
| Propaga-
tion

Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.—Con.

pe with bromelia plants, lily bulbs, and mint | Mexico....._........-_--__]_---]_-.- 1
plants.
Soiliwithycactus) plants2s2-- = sae eee Scotlands 5 ker ee eee con | es eee 1
Soil with carnation and geranium plants__.___- IMIGXICOwe 21 EE ee ee ee 1
Soilswithicarrot)root® 2-2 22S eee Denmarks. oe ee 1) Jones
Soil with cypress and juniper plants___.__.-_-- Mugland 2. oS23 Se eee 1
Soilswithi@ahliairootss-] a2o2 as Ra ae England, Scotland_._...._]_.--|_-_- 4
SoOllwaGhferinyp) am tae eae onan seer ae ne AY Woy Care SUA um SL WG PHP YA
Solliwithieeraniam| plantse eae ea ae dona
Soil with grass sod_____-___ .| British Isles.
Soil with heather plant_._.-___ .--| Scotland
Sollhwithvhorseragishes |e eo es Tn es Germany
Soil with lavender and mint plants__._________ England
SOL awa Gy liya owl bs See a eae INTOXE COLE NSS ae
POlawithyparsnipiroot. sane ee ee England
Soliwithipotatoes sae. ee ae eS Argentina, England, Ire-} 3] 7] 1
land, Malta, Peru,
Sweden.
Soil with primrose plants__...___.______--_-._. SCOUT Gs eee oe aati as ates | as 1
Soil with shamrock plants_..._...__-._-______- Preland: 2 eae kU Seve neee 1 Ka eh Sk
Soil with strawberry plant_.-._._._._-._______. Scotlands. 222.22 ies a Sea 1
Soil with unknown plants.._..____-_____-2- 2. Le] a1 Ve XTC Ome ae ames | ene | 4
Soil with zephyrlily plants___..._____________- Mex COU Sere eee Oe eed ea 1
Heterosporium iridis (Faut. & Roum.) Jacques:
Iris germanica (German iris)_-___-______-_____-- ING WeZ al ards eee as ees ene 1
Heterosporium ornithogali (Klotzsch) Cke.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) ._..--_-- Union of South Africa_____ 2) ees ae
Lembosia rolfsii Horne:
Mniltonia endresii (orchid)_..---.--._---_-______- CostarRica sh ea ade eee 1
“Teprosis’’:
Ginusisinensis: (orange) ne ee TNs (S20 (cla ORTON AT ON Sa es UME 1) | eee | ae
{Leptosphaeria eustomoides Sacc.:
PUT ALECUATINS Ts see meee eh ees ee a tb Belgium, Japan..._-...__ Dl Wa pesee
tLeptosphaeria michotit (West.) Sacc.:
OTUZORS ALIGN GI CO) eee ee Lee SI APTN Se LS ROSE Ra | ae tA ee
Leptosphaeria oryzina Sace.:
COTY ZLAS QUID Os (TICE) ane ee ohn ee se es US| RET (0 Koya 2S A eS ue 4) 19 j.--.
Leptosphaeria rusci (Wallr.) Sacce.:
PEVUSCUSISD eee oe 2 ae ER ATS a Bol ane heii ea LN 10} 95) ees
Macrophoma araucariae De Lac.:
Araucaria cunninghamii___..___-----__-.--..-- jNewsGuines ss eee eee 1
Araucaria exceisa (Norfolk-Island-pine).._.____ Australia, Bermuda, Nor- |----|---- 5
folk Island.
Macrophoma cocos Pass.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) 22s ee fAmerican Samoa, tGuam,| 11 |____} 1
Hawaii, jJapan, Mexico.
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-__-__---- Hawaii, unknown.......-- 1 3 YG) eee
VARS Ons [yeteee eC) 8 CLIT ye a as POLL Ya Costa Rica

tMelampsora paradoxa Diet. & Holw.(?):
STO 0s (Gyall oy peal Reel aos aay awit eal
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
DETAR TERC ae ie a EE LE NON 2B ope ON
Berberis thunbergit (Japanese barberry) -_-
OPE BIS Sipe WMI IES a I PR NP GUA UB:
Caladium ‘Candidum’_________

a Japan Miext cose cee eek eee | ee 2

Sen ag Soe a IWiexI CO aoe oe eS | ea a

ae Ia I ag Pen PUNO CS Le Ca Vo PRES a eee UE eps if 2 Py i}

Le a ee Py ea ML ALN PUES of Waa SCS EO fra NY

Be re cS Pe teas ea et ba rks SRE Onsen ee Cees | Ba aaa

SEP aa cis POP ROP Ca Pdi 4 oY PS UP ha Ay emt YE eat

RYAAOLIEGIS Doe ome eee a eee etre 1 ee MUR OD £6 6 oP nS Map | Fe [ae 15
Tris kaempferi (Japanese iris) _.......____----_-_|_____ Gore eke SU eee ae 1
DVR ANUS seas eee te ee ee VL Ss Mex Co 2 os Sr eae | a 1
Solanum tuberosum (potato) .._-----_---..--_.- Argentina. ere ae ees eee Ty eae

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Tex.
Calif.,* Fla.,.
oy Lae

D.C.
Mass., Tex.
Tex.

Calif.*

Ga., N.J.
Hawaii.
Arig., Tex.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*

Pa.

Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Ariz.
Calif.,* Tex.
Calif.*

Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

69

Pesis Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin is Db in—
g# |ele
3a] 2 leq
rn ‘
AS] a |es
ow o ut
12) Z|
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal)” Chitwood—Con.
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)_.-.---------- Japaneses Weslo eee 1| N.J.
Zingiber officinale (ginger) .----.-.-------------- Canali Zone ee ee 1] Fla.
PANU ET ESD ee ee a 2A ea VEC TC ec lee OG ESI a eT ea 1| Tex
PUrioulrane: hapla Chitwood:
Apium graveolens (celery)---------------------- Bnpland 228 ah Ee eee a ee PR eu let
TINT NATT ES) Ws eae SN I Australia; Japan. see |S ee ee Calif.*
GERONTOL ESST ee oe ee ee el a England, Netherlands__._-}_---|---- 2) NENG Ye
Oreocharis primuloides: =. v2 22 @anadal 3.4 Mee Se ees DINED
Paeonia mlokosewitschii__._....---------------- Rn clandee. Jose ee eH te iNeds
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)----.---------- of oy me ts SS ae) PR a 1) NJ.
Pastinaca sativa (parsnip).-..._.--------------- Germany =a eee ee ae ese) We
Rosa multiflora (Japanese rose) -----.---------- INetherlands 2822 ee ee es |e EINE
SOTe Lo TY Is PN DE UE oe (sy. elo pyepen gs NER EEDS ARE a ay he eel ph Ariz
Weigela hortensis ‘Manelys’_--.-.-------------- INetherlan dss ees eee |e Ly NTE
eo laniogine incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
woo
Apium graveolens (celery)---------------------- {Singapore Sees se eee eae 1 |__--| Mass.
SBEMEOUITOTES I DCCL) meee eh AE Mexico, West Africa----_- Soler) | Sas Warhex
SETUSRCE DON (GUITID) 2 Co bere ee ee oe Mioricg aia ean melee PR) Aa) Tex.
SPU ULCUSICANOLIEN( GALTOL) Se oe ee en ae eee (so) eae te eT ee Qi Se aba Tex.
Ipomoea bataias (sweetpotato)----------------- LA oY gLU Eder Ose lei ay re RE a} 1 eee as
PACT IBIIETICLTLOV ACD ba ee eat pe OR Te Union of South Africa.____|----|---- 1 | Calif.*
Macviuica aia (ottuce). 222.22 a French West Africa_-___---|---- 1 |.---] Mass.
PRONE RCSS De eee hee a se LN Su @anal}Zone sles See ee eee! 1 exe
Soil with portulaca plants---......------------ IMO Xa COS Se eM ENE EE ca 1 | Ariz.
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_-.---------------- sate a Bermuda, Italy,| 1] 3 |----| La., Mass
eru.
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood(?):
Polianthes twberosa (tuberose)_----.------------ DBs gfe) EE SS A Sd) a Pee WIN pase

Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood acrita Chitwood:

VAG UBOTINUS SP hon Use Sito) ho AU a
PALO CIS Ty Remets ease i Pe LO a ee ah: a
Apium graveolens (celery)----------------------
PAT LOCON DUS SD oe eck Ae UT Sea
Canna Sp__--__---
Gichorsungspeea na ee eee
Echeveria gibbiflora metallica___-
FED ITCEMLDUEITINS PL oe eee Se
Glad olitsisp ah a ee eae Ce ee a
Tris kaempferi (Japanese iris).....--------------
POLS TULL ITIL UATE LOVULTIE ae oe ee te ete ee | RL do
Lactuca sativa (lettuce) ..-..-------------.----
I SAP IUD Be Oi hy cee a SE OE uN De b
IOTISLENA CEN LIOSGe see. Et Bie i
Ophiopogon japonica (dwarf lilyturf)-.----.---- Brazile Seely Me ea ae 1
PEE ROD7SiSD ee ee se ae eel et Be a IMG XI CORE aU NAVAL BS aie sy 1
ISULIPSENTENIONLQUNENL Leek Nt ey ee REM RES Ee LORS Cai ea Ne aN Ne Lee al fy ie 1
Soil with Anemopsis californica(?) plant__-._--__|----- God ae ci LAE a ee a il
Solanum tuberosum (potato).-__--------_------ IspevAle sa baroh peo BO See Sua
Aira RsYA CH VT TO Lear 6 Se SE he Ree i ES TAZil oe Ne Maw chy a0 value at 1
Zantedeschia elliottiana (golden calla lily)-----_- Jp amy ee OO ee 1
Meloidogyne javanica (‘Treub.) Chitwood:
LMT CLAD TA Od es SR) BEE OH A a Ds RA see ESOT y eee EE A hee LT 1
BEG OTIS 1) ree ae ean Le Nas Re Veen Mexico! 222225 ta Pe ee 1
CET S ree a a YE I eH 0 BE RT eM 1
GEROVVUATESD Uta EP LT SE TE Se iErengh West Africa__._-_]__-- aT ae Es
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_----.------------- Ciba ee ie a eid yi aa
i 23 PAMIStraliae= 0 bacco ees | ee | epee 1
S epHijitislands ys suse ees | eae Dees

1

1

Freesia sp 1

Gerberajsp sees sie Oe ee Va ae Be ted Cea 00528 (fz Wee su ae tag LE NS ea 1

MELD IGICIS Dee ea Oa Se TEE OWEV ICO ns operat os | ees |e 1
TR ASE OLS SP ae ee IE saan SN INT EXT CO Les Ve Ue Waa Da Ceara (tle te

Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)--_---_----------- STO yanks See | ee mae 1

wd PUSH OTT IRIS) Cee a AT SD Net AL aa aL eae Fe Tn dia 22 c 2 ee ee 1

See footnotes at end of table.

GN Ae Da ete gs

70 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin it Pa in—
Beis
Pel O|sq
nm '
aS} a |/e&s
or!| SO lH
ie) Z |
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood—Con.
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ..__---__-_--_______ IsvEVvANl Iotaygane eee ot ae Oe oi| eases
TROOEOULGACI TY SOCTICl Cane re ee ee PBZ es ke | ne pa I IDO}
MLOTUSOTCINIEDALENISTSame eae he ee eee NE a YoU ee) sa aaa ee ee Sl eel tae 1) Nese
WiLOLUIS DE ete eee ee BUDA ce eI walle 2 Le ae 1 | Calif.*
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily).-...----.--__ inrancet Ttaly=tes ee ee ae 7 | N.J., Va.
Memnoniella echinata (Riv.) Gall.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-__-_.-_| Honduras_________________|____]____ INE
IE a rn aes SR NU Belief oe EO French West Africa______ 1, |=s8|ko2elamexe
Solanum tuberosum (potato)__________________- Beleium, Enea eee Bee Dhl == @alites
Zingiber officinale (ginger)______________________ China 222258) tee eae Dy) 3e 8 See Ne alias
Micropeltis bakeri (Syd.) Cash & Watson:
Oncidiumisps; (Orchid) = see eae Mexico ss = 2 se, Ti fea] | aha Ly phexe
(Oyo aK Pe espe SN a A Ss So a SUIT ne Tan se ee Sa daa if) || e188.
tMicrothyriella rubi Petr.:
J ROTUNDA SY O22 8 Pe A eee trance <3 atc ieb Ria ee ae 3 |----| Mass.
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
IVICLUSHSLDESENTS A (UD DLE) ia see eG England, France, Spain___|____| 3 |---_| Pa.
Monochaetia compta (Sace.) Allesch.:
TOSCO VOT Os @ DON CO se ee ent Netherlands. =e else ae | eee eee 2 Neds
Mycosphaerella cattleyae Cash & Watson:
BipidEendniwie sp OLChid) ees a eee Mrexicge= 20 2 es |e 1} Tex.
Mycosphaerella clintoniana House:
JDO NGROD, SOs Se Se ee mn ol arte | ee ee DINE
+Mycosphaerella coffeicola (Cke.) Stevenson &
yi ee
Go Ties DEE Cee at EE ae BEN RE 284 PORtUG Als aes Joes | aie eee 1 | Mass
Rai cne haere fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
MT AGOTA SD. | (Straw Derby) see ne eee Germanys: (fete: 2 aban pees LeDiG@e
Mycosphaerella opuntiae Ell. & Ev.:
LAG AOD DTLLTO: FONDS = tee eee Miexico: 2. = 5282 2 = saa eh inept | ee 1| Tex.
COG) Os Fae SR USES RR cE Ue STON FC Co Lo Bia Gera oe, tage RE She oe 1} Tex.
Mycosphaerella rosigena (Ell. & Ey.) Lindau:
URROS CEST) Sewiewn ekel (he OITA LE SUT Ae CostaiRica= 7 2 eee Sea ae 1} Fla.
Nance haerelli rubi Roark:
LPO OATIES SS) 0) 2 I a en EONS SI LEN HAM GON! ore as sah la | Tse 1 |___-] Mass.
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Rab.) Schroet.:
PAULL TIUNCED ORSOLITULUTT seem annem un ayy
Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion) _-
PALL DONTALTION (LCE ka) eee ata ee se enn |
UPI D AE OAD) DOG TOL se Be NN
peaucunpiaereis serrulatae (Ell. & Ev.) Diehl:
TER oa 2k es 2S a OA AAA OD ea) DL IMiexd co sie es cies ee ee Ty|es2 ess Mass
tMycosphaerella vaccinit (Cke.) Schroet.:
VWaccuniuminitis-.dacas se SR aes INOnWay bo oC pee Sell Se |e ge 1 Nays
Myrothecium roridum Fr.:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)._.___--______ IMUexTCOm: {aie ote Nes 1y eae ee Tex.
t{Mystrosporium adustum Massee:
TG Sy SP eect Perce Un EO WC Na ae EL Japan's. s< oe See geePeE | ha 1 | Pa.
tMyzosporium everhartii Sace. & Syd.:
COT SA LOAN aT? = eee TUES snp hehe aed Netherland sess tes aes | ae | See SNES
Neofabraea malicorticis Jacks:
UT UCONN ISA DEAL) ea eee eee IMIEXICOs (2) eee a an ea ae Tn) S222 Ani zs
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Kahn:
OnUZUS0tipok(TiCe) 2s ane oe eee Japanese see ley Bean peat Cras 2) e282 | Caliit
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sace.) Mason:
On ZORsaline: (VIC) bee ANE Ue ms | ee (LO at ee So a Se py Pe on eee Calif.*
Omphalia flavida (Cke.) Maubl. & Rangel:
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)__.._____---___-___ Miexico ut. 2222002 2 Osi eal lec 3 | Tex.
Oospora pusiulans Owen and Wakef.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato).__.-.__._-.----__- Netherland ss2-22 S022 ses TU eee a Th.
Ophiobolus oryzinus Sace.:
OniZorsarivas (Tice) Leen oes ne eee Japan kes eee yen os ee Ie |EeeiiGalifs
Ophiobolus versisporus Ell. & G. Martin:
Gacasmiciferan(COCONUL) sean eee ee lexetvane we SS ON ees |e se eee Tex.
Papularia sphaerosperma (Lk.) Hoehn.:
Bam boorteesss Sa Rep ee el Hong Kong, Mexico______- 1 |---| 1) AtizaWiashy
Lavoisiera sp 33) eA Seer eet Aa eae HR Ee 1 ieDiGs
Bap ulaspors coprophila Hotson:
UTE V ES) NS 22 OS as ES RT SO) BES Cece VIRTANEN 5 | Calif.*

See footnotes at end of table.

+}.

52 Se a ? =)"

Pest and host

+P 1pulaspora dodgei Conners:

LOTTI ORNS) aS SS EE Sa ae

Ppulispora parasitica (Eidam.) Harz.:
Allium porrum (leek)
}Parodiellz congregata Syd.:

PAU IVETE ODI se tee nS NE

Periconia pycnospora Fr.:
Orchid
Pestalotia conspicua Seryazzi:

PA MORUECUMUTALERLUM ss et ee
Cymbidium simonsianwm (orchid) __--------_--
Dendrobium bracteosum (orchid) ____--_----___
Oncidium wentworthianum (orchid) _--_----___
Orch ig Mares ee shee SS se ee

}Pestalotia disseminata Thuem.:

Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)___-_____

Pestalotia funerea Desm.:
Pinus sp. (pine)
Pestalotia macrotricha Kleb.:

PE ROMOMENUTON SDSS sa nee oo Fe ee eS

{Pesialotia micheneri Guba:

Araucaria cunninghamii___-------------------
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) -______

Pestalotia psidii Pat.:
Psidium guajava (guava)
Pestalotia rhododendri (D. Sace.) Guba:

ERO COLEMUNOTSDet= ae Se ota ee eee

Phoma arauciize Trav.:

Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) -__-__-

Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) __----_-----------
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) __-_~-_------__-

Grixars\lvmoni (Memon) iss <) Se ee

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ____------------_-
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)_-________

Citrus reticulata unshiu (Satsuma orange) _-___

Citrus sinensis (orange) -.--_--------------

COOP OSs Se Se Te Es aaa A ee ee

Phoma insidiosa Tassi:

SONG ILLATUES DD ees ee ae ed ae a aa

Phoma lingam (Fr.) Desm.:

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)____-_____

Phoma psidii P. Henn.:

Psidiwm guajava (guava)_______-_____________
tPhomopsis quercella (Sace. & Roum.) Died.:
Quercus girryana (Oregon white oak)________

Phyllachora engleri Speg.:

PATILIULTALETIO SP soe so ase oR a A OS RE

See footnotes at end of table.

Country of origin

VOovuehaKe Le es oe

Netherlands

Union of South Africa_____

{Federation
Japan.

of Malaya,

Africa (country(?)), Aus-
tralia, Brazil, Union of
South Africa, unknown.

Union of South Africa_____

Australia(?)
eration of
mosa,

Hong

, China, Fed-
Malaya, For-
Kong,

Japan, Philippines,

Singapore

ia Mhailand’s

pan, Union of South

Africa, un

known.

China, Hong Kong, Ja-
pan(?), Philippines, un-

known.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

| Consump-
tion
| Non-entry
| Propaga-
tion

28

fal

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Collected
in—

Ariz.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Hawaii
Tex.
Fla.
La.
IDC}.
INES

Calif.*
Calif.*

Tex.
INTE INIA:
Calif.*

Tex.
Calif.*

Ala., Calif.,*
Hawaii,

72 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a | >
Hl.
FE lels
3 q o tox} =|
n ' Q,
ag] dg log
or!] SO]Z4¥
O |Z |
Phyliachora graminis (Fr.) Fek1.:
OFUZAiSO1i0E' (TIC) ee ee lon ea LI ea Dra eg as 2S a ese ead A Unt Paes eee
UT ALCUTIENS Dee oS aN a a Japanise soo) 3. baa ae 5 ha
Phyllosticta aucubicola Sacce.:
Aucubajaponica. Croton? 2-222 eee ee Belo ivan: 0) ase ey | eee 1
tPhyllosticta chrysanthemi Ell. & Dearn.:
Ghrysanthe mcm SPia. ee ee ee IMiexi COME Vai aie ieee) 1 Ole Bi es
¢Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:
Mangifera indica (mango) -__-.---.------..------ Dominican Republic__----|-_--}__-- 1
tPhyllosticta palmicola Cke.:
PEPE TTT eR eT ASSN A EARS at UP hs sal IME XC iso il athe TE LC NS 1
Phyllostictina pyriformis Cash & Watson: 4
Cypripediuminsigne. 2 a ee STN Gi Sys ee is i SENT 1
ATK PO TANGS OLGA Canal'Zomet! 2220s ee eee eee 1
CO) SE Lh ss Ege RCN BRE Prinidad: {ees S20 Cee | Bi eet 1
SETH OL ONT 0) EE Oe ee INTEXICOM So S05 se EROS ES EE 1
+Physalospora camptospora Sace.:
BENET AIT OR TIBUL CTO TULL eae ee a New? Zealand sie ses oes eal a 1
tPhysalospora obtusa (Schw.) Cke.:
Vitis sp., probably vinifera._____._-__-.-------- Gree col AN Ras Viren NR gl ello Bie 1
{Physalospera wildemanniana Sace.:
Cymbidium simonsianum (orchid) _------------- GIES OF aU al eee bec LL Ses 1
Phytopthora capsici Leon.: :
Benincasa hispida (zit-kwa)__---_-------------- Mie xi COloeO esa enna 1 peer ha
CUCUTDO DE DON (SQUASH) meee ee ae ane ees Ghee a Tee ee ea Is |/EaRS Eee
{ Plowrightia virgultorum (Fr.) Sace.:
BAUTULES (GH) ASTI ee ete ee ae RA en Mt Ss RA INIOIW aye ies Sie Meee ee 1
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Sher & Allen:
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) --_.------ ey okey ic ke tesa Se Ce 1
JAMA OIRO ee LE LAUR Netherlands 2.222 Ses ies | a ee 1
Pratylenchus pratensis (de Man) Filip.(?):
WAISTALI GIS Tahoe ee ene Ua eg ate PSS fh AE Sc SR Pals 60 Kai So epee eame ee ONS Sh es Sie) 1
Pseudomicrocera henningsii (Koord.) Petch:
Scale insect on plant material__._________------ British Guiana, Mexico__.| 2 |__-_|__--
Pseudomonas tonelliana (Ferr.) Burk.:
Nerium oleander (oleander) ____---------------- JIGS cee = ee ee 1
{Pseudomonas viburni (Thornberry & H. W.
Anderson) Stapp.:
WGI LY IU TIUSPOLACCLE UL TI) eee ee a Scotland sree sa peas 2 eee ee ea i

{ Psilenchus hilarulus de Man:

PERO UG CATE TLE) SP) ace ae EINE te ec paesRANLL B

TE AOTRY CDRS) ON SON A a as I A
SOL walt CA CEAS| Plait see We en he a | AE
DOU WACHICOLEUS PLAT be) | Un Oe ES DUNT TS

Soil with fern plants___________
Soil with herbaceous plants
Puccinia angustata Pk.:

ISC2G ICUS SP (DULETIS Hees ere mer ew as

Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:

Dianthus barbatus (sweet-william) _------------

Puccinia buzi DC.:

Buxus sempervirens (box) ....-.-.--------------

Puccinia chloridis Speg.:

PESO ULCLOUGESD sat AT ee) UNIS ANGLE aba

Puccinia chrysanthemi Roze:

CRY SOTIMENULTUS Dee ene A et en

Puccinia cynodontis Desm.:

Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass)_-_-_--------

Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:

CHAUHAN COR ICS Vasa ep ey oe NE

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (chinkerichee) -__---_--

Puccinia phyllostachydis Kus.:

FES EAEXT RO eerie re ces Rs a RO

Puccinia striiformis West.:

Hordeum vulgare (barley)...------.------____--
STRAW — COLGAN ae iy ee We eS ayes aU sali

See footnotes at end of table.

England, {Sweden__--____- 2 ee ee
Witenes ote i SOA OS aa al Ee 1

Mexico! sees ieee pe

Japan sets ieod fools Eee } | Sos
IMexicossa cee 2k oe esas De bees)
Japanye tse oo. soe 1239 Se lane
Union of South Africa____- Onan |aoee
Japan s 2 oe eee ree melee D'S HS12 225 Ma
Ti eee Nee 2 eS i | 1

AZ OT OS Oita eS ae a did veclon

Collected
in—

N.S.

Tex.

F LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1958

73

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ay bb
A |e
2a]? |eq
a :
gol a |es
or] CO ]/Z4
oO |Z im
tPuccinia thaliae Diet.:
(OUST O S10 Se a eee a anamatee te Ree Se ee 2
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis______.....----------- IPUeCrtOVRICOLs ee aee ae Ditka T
tPyrenochaeta berberidis (Sacc.) Brun.:
Mahonia bealei (leatherleaf hollygrape)-_-.._-_-- 1 Dosh Eas Pape pA ey a ee 1
Pythium pebanide many (Edson) Fitz.:
Cienrmita meno (Squash) 2 ioe ae a Dipole
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) EY bene eae
{Pythium ultimum Trow.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string Peay) pa gS eeaee ae (0 Ke RM ra aN EE 1 I Bese | are
tRavenelia mesillana Ell. & Barth.
USRUEOALU AE ROLL ES ets GS ee CKO AMIE SA RIA ST SOE Db Pe Het [Cet Lak 1
Ring spot virus:
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) ____..._.--_---_]---.- Co KoA aS MANE Re @ aces
tScirrhia lophodermioides Ell. & Ev.:
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) __.....-.----|----- Ors eo wet Co AE Th ea Bee
Sclerotiopsis testudinea Dearn.:
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree pe ony)__-..---------- SS ERDOERTN EH Be aS ae OE ee 9
Sclerotium cepivorum Berk.:
PAT IsGrNU ID (Barlic) 85 see ee ee Dt SA ye ee ae pif) its 2 Pee
Scopulariopsis brevicaulis (Sacc.) Bain. var.
glabra Thom:
NTT Ce a IS A ST Ci a VEO XA GO Siete ol TU Se Tea 1
Scutellonema brachyurum (Steiner) Andrassay:
Sollbwithi heron ia 8 Uses ees Ee a aS (0 Ka EVANS 2 Stee ea SI 1
Soliwathicoleus plant: ae eee a Cosel he Lea Be Ee al aa 1
Soil with unknown plants_____________________ Greece! PAL ci I eR eer ee 1
Scutellonema bradys (Steiner & LeHew) Andras-
Sy:
LOTTA AAO SACRA OEM OY yo ae een a TR Africa (country(?))--.--___ | ees eae
tScutellonema there (Golden & Taylor)
Andrassy:
Soil with caladium plants_-__...-.---_-__---.._ Mrinida dees soa he tos Sore ae 1
Sarlkwa thigp ali See ab VOSTRO Dame ree OO see sae Reed a ao ee 3
Solivauhainknows plants) 2 UN eee eae C0 aa LAE Toe a) LOU cpa 1
Septonema intercalare Cash & Watson:
Brassavola nodosa (orchid) ___--_-_-___-_------- VIO XI COS: Sees eae ras ee) dia | lege 1
Oncidium hastatum (orchid) ___---------------_|----- 56 Lv yeep cataepane es ante Oa 5, RN ENE 1
OT CHC eA hs Beles Ts ee IS ee ee a 50 a Ge a PE) fi SY Uh ers 1
Septoria avenae Frank:
PAT ETTOAST) Naty os Smee ete hols eS ae Belgium 222 sso eee ee a hat Wee 8) agen
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:
Rhododendron vuykianum_-------------------_- Netherlands 222525 2e 2 Se | ee ie een 1
I ROGOGENd TONS Prose es Se aa he 2 es ee Gove see ee Ee 1
Septoria chrysanthemi Allesch.:
CATYSARINE MUM ISD! ee ee es bngland, Japan 2222 2n 0 |e Ap oa
Septoria citri Pass.:
Citrus aurantium (Sour orange) -__----------___ 1A E24 ys eM henes ee eeT pee Y Ve piety | hae
Giirsilimor (lemon) i ao ae Italy, Spain, unknown.___} 1] 5 |___-
Cirisisinensis) (OLange sss) ee Le Italy, Japan, Mexico,| 1] 4 |___-
Spain.
Septoria citri Pass.(?):
Ciirusistmensis (Orange) sa ae BANE ADPOLOs yas alee aa iWille lo
Septoria depressa McAlp.:
Cirusisimensis: (orange) =) 2k ees PANISTT AL ae she sl yeaa I rey | Epes
tSeptoria limonum Pass.:
Citrusitimons GQemon) ieee ee ee a Greece. 2 i) ee ep as yA ae
Septoria oryzae Catt.:
Onjzorsahival(GiCe) phe eee ee ee CEES OTS wh pes aE eR ae | ce beeen
{Septoria piricola Desm.:
EAU T USS TH re eee aon Epo Me ee aa Pirie er ce eae ee deileeke
Septoria selenophomoides Cash & Watson:
Brossimmentiucosa;(OLCHIG) 222) ee ee Guatemala see sis ke Nes ee ss eee 1
Caileyasp: (Orchid) Bee en VEO RICO SEE ae Nee Bae 1
Dendrobium ‘Renown’ (orchid) -_--_----______ 1p aed bs ao LA PPR eT lL NRT POT 1
Odontoglossum citrosmum (orchid) __--------__- INT OXI CO; eset Patek SN Rae | tiene 1
OGONTOGLOSSUTU SP eo ee ee | COMO ek ee 1
ORCUTT ES a (OLCLIC) eee ea ae one eee | a Oe ee eee Ae EL 1
CONRAN UG Lis fT ee Ns Us Re ' {Union of South Africa_.-_'-- 22! __- 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Tex.
Tex.
Ariz.

Calif.*

NJ.
N.Y.

N.J., Wash.

Calif.*

Calif.,* N.Y..

Calif.,* La.,
Tex.

Hawaii.

Xe

74 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of

intercep-

tions in:

a Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a = ine

d | els
3 | 2 |x
ag| 2? |sq
SIH| fel NS
or! O |} RH
O |Z |k

fe

Septoria wnedonis Rob. & Desm.:
Arbutus inedo. = seen ee be Greece. 44. =. Set | ae | a eivpaest
Sphaceloma fawcettii Bitanc. & Jenkins var.
scabiosa (McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:

Citrus limon (lemon) - ----------------------+-- Australia, New Zealand___}-__- 8 |_---| Hawaii, Pa.
Sphaceloma punicae Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Punica granatum (pomegranate) _-------------- Mexico...2: 5 22 eae 4|____|__..] Ariz., Tex.
+Sphaceloma rosarum (Pass.) Jenkins:

ROS US eee a eee ee GOs sooo. EE aS 1 |----] Tex.
Sphazrostilbe aurantiicola (Berk.& Br.) Petch(?):

Seale in secton plant material____--..--------_- Taparlssee cop 4.2 Sete al De Ste 1 | Hawall.
{Sphaerotheca pannosa (Wallr.) Lev. var. rosae

Woron.:
ECO SUES eee ee ee Germany ose ee 1 |____|__-_] Mass.

Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)

Huntleya sp. (orchid) ----- = HCostawticas ss. Lee aes | eee elem 1 | Fla.

Oncidium sp. (orchid) - _--- tJ amaica SOE S Se Prva Peau (bats 2 | Hawaii.

Orchids eh ee ods ae eae __..| ¢{Dominican Republic____|____}____ 2| Fis.
Sphenospora mera Cummins (?):

Mormodes sp. (orehbid) ------------------------- Miexico ies. stele Slo ee ER 1| Tex.
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sacce.:

Agave victoriae-reginae_-.--------------------___-|_---- GOR ane ee eee | eee 1} Tex.

PNY OO SO) oe os ee ee ee | eS Chee eee eee mere Le eA Fe
{Stemphylium botryosum Wallr.:

ISCILEZOSUULIS. SD ee er Hnelandt 223232225222 ee oeeel eee 1} D.C.
Stilbum incarnatum Wakk.:

Eleocharis dulcis (waternut)-----------------_- China! si) see 4) (rhe Calif.*
+ Tilletia contraversa Kuehn:

ISECALEICENECCLEN (IGV.C) morte ee PAT eh amis tamens seme canes, | eee | eee 1] D.C.
tTobacco ring spot virus (?):

Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) - -----------___- IMexicoleieese- sae saan 5) | See eee Alcive
+ Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (Pers.) Diet.:

Prunus persica (peach) ------------------------ Japanese a= = = Se 1 | Hawaii.
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Miyake) Padwick:

Oniza sativa: (Vice) he ee ee sae eee GO sees 22 ea 2 |_---| Calif.*
Tritirachium dependens Limber:

Zingiber officinale (ginger) - - _------------------ @hingys26 5s eae gal pe es Calif.*
t{Tylenchorhynchus\acutus M. W. Allen:

Soil with coleus plant _-----------------+--=-_- Mexico 1} Ariz.

Soil with unknown plants b 1} Fla.
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus M. W. Allen:

Soil with succulent plants__------------------- Mexico. sic S 2 ee tae oe eee 1 | Ariz.

Soil withtunknown plantss2 253s ee eee One Be ake ae TS 2) Tex.
+ Tylenchorhynchus martini Fielding:

Soil with boraginaceous plants____---__--____-_|----- GOs ONE eS ees ee at | ee 1 | Ariz.

Soil with India rubbertree plant___-__--__.-.___]----- MO ce ee see Se ee 1 | Tex.
tTylenchulus semipenetrans Cobb:

CUT AESTS oe EN NE NS Es tally oe ae ee ee eee | Nee
tTylenchus davainei Bastian:

Soilfand mosey lhc k e ee e E (Germany o.oo ea Aheeak ae Mass.
{Tylenchus polyhypnus Steiner & Albin:

FER OUA CU TLUILLE OS |) ee ens eee Mexicos! 222 es teh | Se ee 1| Tex.

LETRUTE CTS ISP een ee OS ae ee eee GOn sas ste se | 1} Tex.
Uredo anthurii (Har.) Sacc.:

AR UTULMN. SDs 2-8. oe Ee ae ee Colombia .s22 35-425 85] ae 1] Fla.
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn:

Epidendrum brassavolae (orchid) _-------------- CostayRicay ee | eee | eae 1 | Fla.

EDACENOILTUTNOGNAIVS =m ae one ee Mexico Te Bexs

ELpIGenaTumexMmariGes—- 222 = eee eee 3 | Tex.

Epidendrum variegatuwm_______----------------- i 1] Fla.

SEATTLE TI Co SIO OL CLG) Beet et ee ee 1 | Fla.

Ren mManceps) (OLCHIG) Ma ee ee ee i 4] Tex.

Oncidiwm forbesit (orchid) _--_---_-----------_-- 1 | Calif.*

Oncidium marshallianum_ _- d 1 | Calif.*

Oncidium varicosum rogersii-
ORC ITS oe ane oe Es Sa | 1 | Calif.*
Schomburgkia undulata (orchid)

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958 75

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Collected
Pest and host Country of origin db Ss in—
a |e
3 o By
am) 2 isa
aS} a /&s
ow ° ue
Oo |Z |
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Tod al bilamellatum (orchid) == 222 2-2- =" 4) Canal Zones 22284-2252. 22) Fla.
‘pidendrum cinnabarinum____----------------- B 1] Fla.
eoidendritn mirabile__--_--_ 1} Fla.
‘pidendrum myrianthum. -_- 1} Fla.
Epidendrum radicans__-_--_----_--- i a lalla
EPROP RALUTIESD a oot 2 ae Ss Seen e 1| Fla.
ACAD TINSP a OLChHid) sone Soe ee 1| Fla.
Orley at eS Se OE eS ee ee See TINicanaguia sas 2 eee ee eee 1 | Calif.*
Trigonidium seemannii (orchid) -_--_____--_---- Wanall Zones se see | Seen eens 1} Fla.
Uredo guacae Mayor: }
Epidendrum cinnabarinum (orchid) =—9--=-==--| Brazile. "22s af 1] Fla.
So ha TTEVY COUL Cae ee nears ey ree Pe OOS UR EO Cotes eee a ae ete | ee | care 1 | Calif.*
‘pidendrum polychlamys___._------------------|__--- ORE LIAN 5 2 DAL AE Pte | eat 1 | Calif.*
IP RENOTILTIDETRILCOS UME ee ae eee RTM CA ee ee | eee a | 1] Fa.
EAL EU CASA Gh) a OL CHG) = wae tee ee een pene osta Rica lcs eae ee ee | Recetas 1] Fla.
OTOP SIS TSD Oo hae ae ae ose Set ere Se EE eee IT Coats Sas Ap MS | ee 1] Fla.
Stamnonea sp: (Orchid) fo) 2 he ee ee | Costa, Ricaee sss (2a anti ae 1 | Tex
Trigonidium egertonianuwm (orchid)_.-..--_-----} British Honduras-__--_---|_---|_--- 1] Fla.
PAGO POLLY DILTEI OL CDIG) so ee ee sO OSTA RCA ee fe we eee en ee 1] Fla.
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn.:
LOGE ETRTAID SOS (ONG ANG |) ee i Be COL oy es ee Se eee 1] Fla.
SCLIRUGLOULS SPs) OLCHIC) se oe ee | Canale Zones ee = ee ee 4 Deel | 1} Fla.
SHOMRODED SP el OLCDIG) meee ae ee ee ee ee COSta WRI Ca se meee | ee 1| Fla
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium bicallosum (orchid) --_---------_-----| Guatemala___-_-------_----|----]___- 1] Fla.
ONC CAVENAISRIGM UM a an ee ee |) INT XTC ee ap psa he ee | Eee 2) Tex.
Gherumicebolicia= =) s2 ee ee Costa Rica, Mexicoles220s| fuss) sae 2| Fla., Tex
Oncriinimyecht Nate ne Dee reser Scere Breed tan aoe | HEAD | ae 1] Fla.
Oncidimisivaniuinewm=)-- = 2 = = eee TCO AEM es ES TO LE AVEO aso Ne 1] Fla.
(GHETTO D Saas BN AS SE ee Ee AES British Honduras, El |____|___- 4] Fla., Tex
Salvador, Guatemala,
Mexico.
Uredo oncidiit P. Henn.(?):
Odontoglossum bictoniense (orchid) -.__----_---. ICO! i a, Ee 1| NJ.
Uredo scabies Cke.:
AV ZC TUA EE: STD ( OL CLALG) ee te eae ke ss we HT TNT ee ee Reh a 1] Fla
+ Urocystis anemones (Pers.) Schroet.:
EET OLLIEES ISD nee nen ea eee 2 a) gland: she 20s a ea eee 1) NJ.
Urocystis-gladiolicola Ains.:
Gres nanus ‘Peach Blossom’: & ‘Blushing | Netherlands-_-_-_----------|____]___- 1|] NJ.
ride’.
Uromyces alyziae Arth.:
Alyrie-olivaeformis (maile)___._.--.---_--_----- rh DA ete Ret Nore ea Pagid Jt eae Hawaii.
tUromyces commelinae Cke.:
Geogenanthusispe sen oe ee hs Ss ae ew Colombia tas a2 ak AAU ES eee 1| Fla.
Uromyces coronatus Yosh.(?):
EEO TAR OQ UTC ae ae eG RE LUNs i ee 1|NJI
+ Uromyces limonii (DC.) Lev.:
PANT ETAQ2SD a (SLAUICE) ean on oN eee Denmark, Germany-__-__- 1 | Pa.
Uromyces lineolatus (Desm.) Schroet.:
DCI DULSWIILO NIL TILILS ee ee ne en eee iO Gra gl ea ee i 1 | ee | ee Pa.
Scirpus validus (softstem bulrush)------__------ IBORI UG ase ee te ee Ta eee INDYS
t+ Uromyces phaseoli (Reb.) Wint.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)___________ PRD A Msn A Sy eT RL weet peas
Ustilago bullata Berk.:
ESTO NLUSLITLACTOSLACIY Sees ae 2 arn rn emir MOT UET I KO yes te a tee el ed re 1/ D.C
Ustilago nuda (Jens.) Rostr.:
PET ONG EIITEUULEG ONE (ATIC W)) eee ee | LOL ee eee | | ce D.C.
Valsella pedicellata Cash & Watson:
Oe aancenss OTChid) sansa ae TCO UE Si Siete ies evra hl A ea 1| Tex.
} Venturia rhododendri Tengwall(?):
ERR OG OGEN ATO SD meee en eee a de eee Netherlands See see pene | eae | eee 1} NJ.
Volutella aibo-pila Boud.:
CONE OG aa ee ae a ee es ies Se) Central America (coun-| 1 |__--|___- Tex.

try(?)).
See footnotes at end of table.

76 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1957, Through June 30, 1958—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ty S in—
u u
FE lels
3 | oO Sq
n '
Ao] A ee
or!] CO /Z¥r
Oo 14 Im
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) ---._----.------------- ato Ce) ee ae th Li orn ca Va.
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) -_--_- China, India, Japan__ Pj 32222)" Calite* Ny
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) epansee Mlk, ae eae 22 |---| Calif.,* Md.,
Mass., Pa.
Citrus grandis (pummelo) __-.-----_------------ Federation of Malaya, In- |__--] 3 |----| Calif.,*
dia, Japan. Mass., Pa.
Giirusiimon Memon) ses- soe ene eee ee Japanese 5) a2 Walp
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)........-.--.-----__|----- (6 () RO APACS ONS BS 4 |____| Calif.,* Tex,.
GCUTUS POLAT, (7) ee Ue Ee fiPakistane os 2 Ue a Ug N.Y.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -..-.._-_-__ China, Hong Kong, Japan_| 4] 5 |---_| Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Mass., Pa.
Citrus sinensis (orange) ...--------------------- Hong Kong, Japan, Singa- | 1 | 25 |____} Ala., Calif.,*
pore. Hawaii,
d.
Wash,
Gilrasispee: CE are Sila ae le SON) LE Kay ates Noyayege ee 1 ee hte Mass.
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson(?):
CirasiiToniGemon) ae ee AEs 8h Hae ee Ma ECAR | | 1 1 |__--| Hawaii.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit). ..-..._._--._-_--__|----- ON Le TUT 1 |_---| Hawaii.
CAEN IESO TIVE TLS 1B ess OG Ae a a eS ORL Oe A et ok UU 1 |-_-_| Hawaii.
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Cirusiimon (lemon) see ea eee Arcenting 222 32h ea 3} kaw iad Md.,
ass.
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) -—-._----_--.--2 22 }2_ 2 Oe tps 8 EA 1 |____]| Mass.
{Xiphinema diversicaudatum (Micoletzky) Thorne:
Soil with olive trees... ..-.+.--=-2 222222222222 _ talyess stocks MMe a EN el 1} D.C.
“Yellow spot” virus:
COMES pO AS LU AH Netherlands#232 oss he ee 1 Noe

An asterisk ‘(*) indicates State inspection.
A dagger (t{) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t) indicates first record of its interception by Division inspectors.

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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Host and Diseases

ACIDANTHERA:

tPapulaspora dodgei (Deuteromycetes)
AGAPANTHUS:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
AGAVE:

tAllantonectria miltina (Ascomycetes)
tConiothecium agaves (Deuteromycetes)
tParodiella congregata (Ascomycetes)

Scopulariopsis brevicaulis var. glabra (Deuteromy-

cetes)
Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)

ALLIUM CEPA SOLANIUM:
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

TColletotrichum dematium f. circinans (Deuteromy-

cetes)
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)

ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
Sclerotium cepivorum (Deuteromycetes)

ALLIUM SCHOENOPRASUM:
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALNUS(?):
tPlowrightia virgultorum (Ascomycetes)
ALOE:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
TMeloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:
Uromyces alyriae (Promycetes)
ANGRAECUM:
TPestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:
Phyllachora engleri (Ascomycetes)
Uredo anthurii (Promycetes)
APIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
{Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
TMeloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

ARAUCARIA:

Botryosphaeria berengeriana var. araucariae (Asco-

mycetes)

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)
tMacrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
}Pestalotia micheneri (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)

ARBUTUS:
Septoria unedonis (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA:
{Curvularia geniculata (Deuteromycetes)
ARMERIA:

}Cercospora insulana (Deuteromycetes)
f Uromyces limonii (Promycetes)

ARTOCARPUS:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ARUNDINARIA:
tColletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
ASTILBE:

tChalaropsis thielaviopsis (Deuteromycetes)
Pratylenchus pratensis(?) (Nematoda)

ASTROPHYTUM:
Mycosphaerella opwntiae (Ascomycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

AUCUBA:

Phyllosticta aucubicola (Deuteromycetes)
AVENA:

Septoria avenae (Deuteromycetes)
BAMBOO:

Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia phyllostachydis (Promycetes)

BEGONIA:

{Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

BENINCASA:
Phytophthora capsici (Phycomycetes)
BERBERIS:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
BERGENIA:
Discohainesia oenotherae (Ascomycetes)
BETA:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
BLETILLA:
}Aphelenchoides fragariae(?) (Nematoda)
BOUGAINVILLEA:

{Psilenchus hilarulus (Nematoda)
{Tylenchus polyhypnus (Nematoda)

BOUTELOUA:
Puccinia chloridis (Promycetes)
BRACHYPODIUM:
Colletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSAVOLA:
Septonema intercalare (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSIA:
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:
Phoma lingam (Deuteromycetes)
BRASSICA RAPA:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
BROMUS:
Ustilago bullata (Promycetes)
BUXUS:
Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CACTUS:
tConiothyriwm globulisporum (Deuteromycetes)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
Mycosphaerella opuntiae (Ascomycetes)
CALADIUM:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CALATHEA:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CALLISTEPHUS: ;
{Coleosporium asterum (Promycetes)
CAMELLIA:
“Yellow spot” virus
CANNA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
tPuccinia thaliae (Promycetes

CAPSICUM:

Colletotrichum dematium (Deuteromycetes)
Curvularia lunata (Deuteromycetes)

CARICA:
Asperisporium caricae (Deuteromycetes)

77

78 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Host and Diseases—Continued

CASSIA:
tRavenelia mesillana (Promycetes)

CATTLEYA:
Cladosporium orchidearum (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:
{Botryosphaeria palmigena (Ascomycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

tPhyllosticia chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia chrysanthemi (Promycetes)
Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)

Septoria chrysanthemi (Deuteromycetes)

CICHORIUM:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
tMeloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CITRULLUS:
Ring spot virus
tTobacco ring spot virus(?)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:

t¢Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS GRANDIS:
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS LIMON:

Alternaria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Coniothecium scabrum (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
{Septoria limonum (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS PARADISI:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
{Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizom ycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
“Greasy spot’

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA UNSHIU:
Phome citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
“Greasy spot’’

“Leprosis”’

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria depressa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS SP.:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
tTylenchulus semipenetrans (Nematoda)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

COCOS:

{Diaporthe arctii (Ascomycetes)

{Diplodia coccocarpa (Deuteromycetes)

tMacrophoma cocos (Deuteromycetes)
Ophiobolus versisporus (Ascomycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

COFFEA:

{Cercospora coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)
{Mycosphaerella coffeicola (Ascomycetes)

COLOCASIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

CONVALLARIA:
+Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
CORNUS:
[Myzosporium everhartii (Deuteromycetes)
COTINUS:
tCylindrocarpon radicicola (Deuteromycetes)
CRATAEGUS:
tColletotrichum crassipes (Deuteromycetes)
CUCURBITA:
Phytophthora capsici (Phycomycetes)
Pythium aphanidermatum (Phycomycetes)
CYMBIDIUM:

Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
tPhysalospora wildemanniana (Ascomycetes)

CYNODON:

Puccinia cynodontis (Promycetes)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
DAHLIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
DAUCUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

{Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

DELONIX:

Botryosphaeria ribis (Ascomycetes)

DENDROBIUM:
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:
Alternaria dianthit (Deuteromycetes)
f Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)
DIOSCOREA:
Scutellonema bradys (Nematoda)
EARINA:
{Physalospora camptospora (Ascomycetes)
ECHEVERIA:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ELEOCHARIS:
Stilbum incarnatum (Deuteromycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:

tAsterinella epidendri (Ascomycetes)
Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)

EPIMEDIUM:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
EUPHORBIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
FAQUS:

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)
Hendersonia piriformis (Deuteromycetes)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Host and Diseases—Continued
FICUS: LABURNUM:
fCerotelium fict (Promycetes) Coniothyrium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA: LACTUCA:
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes) Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
FREESIA: {Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli (Deuteromycetes) LAELIA:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda) Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda) Valsella pedicellata (Ascomycetes)
GARDENIA: LAVOISIERA:
Omphalia flavida (Basidiomycetes) Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
GEOGENANTHUS: LEUCOTHOE:
t Uromyces commelinae (Promycetes) Diplodina leucothoes (Deuteromycetes)
GERANIUM: LILIUM:
Meloidogne hapla (Nematoda) Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
GERBERA: LYCOPERSICON:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda) Hp a cusetieols ae
i eotrichum candidum (Deuteromycetes
GLADIOLUS: Myrothecium roridum (Deuteromycetes)

{Botrytis gladiolorum (Deuteromycetes)
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli (Deuteromycetes)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Papulaspora coprophila (Deuteromycetes)
Urocystis gladiolicola (Promycetes)

GOSSYPIUM:
Cercopora gossypina (Deuteromycetes)
HEDERA:
Colletotrichum dematium (Deuteromycetes)
HELLEBORUS:
Coniothyrium hellebori (Deuteromycetes)
Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
HIBISCUS:
+Psilenchus hilaruius (Nematoda)
tTylenchus polyhypnus (Nematoda)
HORDEUM:
Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)
Ustilago nuda (Promycetes)
HUNTLEYA:

{Sphenospora kevorkianti (Promycetes)
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

ILEX:
}Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)

IONOPSIS:

Uredo.guacae (Promycetes)
IPOMOEA:

Coleosporium ipomoeae (Promycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
IRIS:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
Heterosporium iridis (Deuteromycetes)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
t{Mystrosporium adustum (Deuteromycetes)

JACQUINIELLA:

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
JASMINUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
JUNIPERUS:

Criconemoides xenoplar (Nematoda)
Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)

KLEINIA:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

See footnotes at end of this list.

MAHONIA:
{Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Promycetes)
tPyrenochaeta berberidis (Deuteromycetes)
MALPHIGIA:
{Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
MALUS:
Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:
+Elsinoe mangiferae (Ascomycetes)
+Phyllosticta mortoni (Deuteromycetes)
MARANTA:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

MILTONIA:
Lembosia rolfsii (Ascomycetes)

MONDO:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

MONSTERA:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

MORMODES:
Sphenospora mera(?) (Promycetes)

MUSA:
Cercospora musae (Deuteromycetes)
Colletotrichum musae (Deuteromycetes)
Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
{Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

NARCISSUS:
Ceratocystis narcissii (Ascomycetes)
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
NERIUM:
Cercospora neriella (Deuteromycetes)
Pseudomonas tonelliana (Schizomycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo oncidii(?) (Promycetes)

ONCIDIODA:
{Cercospora odontoglossi (Deuteromycetes)

ONCIDIUM:

+Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
Micropeltis bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Septonema intercalare (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
{Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

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Host and Diseases—Continued

‘ON CIDIUM—Continued

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)

ORCHID:
Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
Micropeltis bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Periconia pycnospora (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia conspicua (Deuteromycetes)
Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
Septonema intercalare (Deuteromycetes)
+ Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
+Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
} Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
Volutella albo-pila (Deuteromycetes)

OREOCHARIS:
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Didymellina ornithogali (Ascomycetes)
Heterosporium ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia ornithogati-thyrsoides (Promycetes)

ORYZA:

tAspergillus mangini (Deuteromycetes)
Chiamydomyces palmarum (Deuteromycetes)
Entyloma oryzae (Promycetes)
+Hendersonia oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
tLeptosphaeria michotii (Ascomycetes)
Leptosphaeria oryzina (Ascomycetes)
Neovossia horrida (Promycetes)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
Ophiobolus oryzinus (Ascomycetes)
Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)
Septoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Ascomycetes)
PACHYCEREUS:
Hendersonia opwntiae (Deuteromycetes)
PAEONIA:

Discohainesia oenotherae (Ascomycetes)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
Sclerotiopsis testudinea (Deuteromycetes)

PALM:

tConiothyrium socium(?) (Deuteromycetes)
Memnonielia echinata (Deuteromycetes)
tMycosphaerella serrulatae (Ascomycetes)
tPhyllosticta palmicola (Deuteromycetes)

PARKINSONIA:
tDiaporthe oncostoma (Ascomycetes)
PASPALUM:
Cerebella andropogonis (Deuteromycetes)
PASTINACA:
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
PERSEA;:
Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)
PHASEOLUS:

Cercospora canescens (Deuteromycetes)
tCercospora columnaris (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
Pythium aphanidermatum (Phycomycetes)
tPythium ultimum (Phycomycetes)
{ Uromyces phaseoli (Promycetes)

PICEA:
Chrysomyza ledicola (Promycetes)
PINUS:
Pestalotia funerea (Deuteromycetes)
PISUM:
tAscochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

POLIANTHES:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
{Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
POPULUS
+Cytospora chrysosperma (Deuteromycetes)
PRUNUS PERSICA:
{Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (Promycetes)
PRUNUS TENELLA:
{+Coryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)
PSIDIUM:
Pestalotia psidii (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma psidii (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:
tDendrophoma cytosporoides var. punicina (Deuter-
omycetes)
Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS:
Neofabraea malicorticis (Ascomycetes)
{Septoria piricola (Deuteromycetes)
QUERCUS: 1
tPhomopsis quercella (Deuteromycetes)
RHAPIS:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

RHEUM:
Colletotrichum dematium (Deuteromycetes)

RHODODENDRON:

Cercospora handeliit (Deuteromycetes)

+Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Discohainesia oenotherae (Ascomycetes)
Exobasidium vaccinii (Basidiomycetes)
Mycosphaerella clintoniana (Ascomycetes)
Pestalotia macrotricha (Deuteromycetes)
Pestalotia rhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)

{ Venturia rhododendri(?) (Ascomycetes)

ROSA:

tCercospora puderi (Deuteromycetes)
tGriphosphaeria corticola (Ascomycetes)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
Monochaetia compta (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella rosigena (Ascomycetes)
+Sphaceloma rosarum (Deuteromycetes)
+ Sphaerotheca pannosa var. rosae (Ascomycetes)

ROSCOEFA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

RUBUS:

tMicrothyriella rubi (Ascomycetes)
+Mycosphaerella rubi (Ascomycetes)

RUSCUS:
Leptosphaeria rusci (Ascomycetes)
SACCHARUM:
tScirrhia lophodermioides (Ascomycetes)
SALIX:
tMelampsora paradoza(?) (Promycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:
Meloidogyne incoynita acrita (Nematoda)

SCAPHYGLOTTIS:
Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)

SCHIZOSTYLIS:
{Stem phylium botryosum (Deuteromycetes)

SCHOMBURGKIA:
Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Host and Diseases—Continued

SCIRPUS:

Puccinia angustata (Promycetes)
{ Uromyces lineolatus (Promycetes)

SECALE:
{Tilletia contraversa (Promycetes)

SECHIUM:
tAscochyta cucumis(?) (Deuteromycetes)

SOBRALIA:
{Cercospora cypripedii (Deuteromycetes)

SOIL:

tGottholdsteineria goodeyi (Nematoda)
}Helicotylenchus erythrinae (Nematoda)
{Helicotylenchus multicinctus (Nematoda)
Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
+Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
+Heterodera cacti (Nematoda)
{Heterodera humuli (Nematoda)
Heterodera punctata (Nematoda)
}Heterodera rostochiensis (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
{Psilenchus hilarulus (Nematoda)
a aot brachyurum (Nematoda)
Scutellonema christiet (Nematoda)
tTylenchorhynchus acutus (Nematoda)
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus (Nematoda)
7 Tylenchorhynchus martini (Nematoda)
tTylenchus davainei (Nematoda)
}Xiphinema diversicaudatum (Nematoda)

SOLANUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)

Oospora pustulans (Deuteromycetes)

SORGHUM:
Phoma insidiosa (Deuteromycetes)

STACHYTARPHETA:
Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)

STANHOPEA:

{Coniothyrium stanhopeae (Deuteromycetes)
QGuignardia traversi (Ascomycetes)
Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
TABEBUIA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
TERMINALIA:
{Pestalotia disseminata (Deuteromycetes)

THOMSONIA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

TRIGONIDIUM:

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

TRITICUM:

Colletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
{Leptosphaeria eustomoides (Ascomycetes)
Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)

TROLLIUS:

{ Urocystis anemones (Promycetes)
VACCINIUM:

{Mycosphaerella vaccinii (Ascomycetes)
VANILLA:

Uredo scabies (Promycetes)

VIBURNUM:

{Pseudomonas viburni (Schizomycetes)
VIOLA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
VITIS:

{Coniothyrium diplodiella (Deuteromycetes)
{Physalospora obtusa (Ascomycetes)

WEIGELA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
YUCCA:

Diplodia circinans (Deuteromycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

ZINGIBER:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Memnoniella echinata (Deuteromycetes)
Tritirachium dependens (Deuteromycetes)

ZIZANIA:
Uromyces coronatus (?) (Promycetes)

ZYGOPETALUM:
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

PLANT:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
SCALE INSECT:

Pseudomicrocera henningsit (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaerostilbe aurantiicola(?) (Ascomycetes)
STRAW—CEREAL:

Colletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)

A dagger (tf) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t{) indicates first record of its interception by Division inspectors.

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Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN:
{Tilletia contraversa

AFRICA:

Phoma citricarpa
Scutellonema bradys

AMERICAN SAMOA:
{Macrophoma cocos

ARGENTINA:

Elsinoe australis

Heterodera cacti

Heterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne incognita
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)

AUSTRALIA:

Cerebella andropogonis
Cryptospora longispora
Macrophoma araucariae
Meloidogyne hapla

Meloidogyne javanica

Phomea araucariae

Phoma citricarpa

Septoria depressa

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa

AUSTRIA:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

AZORES:
Puccinia striiformis

BAHAMAS:

Ophiobolus versisporus
Uredo epidendri

BELGIUM:

Exobasidiwm vaccinii
Heterodera punctata

{Leptosphaeria eustomoides
Memnoniella echinata
Phyllosticta aucubicola
Septoria avenae

BERMUDA:

Cercospora neriella
Macrophoma araucariae
Meloidogyne incognita
Uromyces lineolatus

BRAZIL:

Asperisporium caricae
Cercospora coffeicola
Colletotrichum musae
Elsinoe australis
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Meloidogyne javanica
Papularia sphaerosperma
Phoma citricarpa

Uredo behnickiana

Uredo epidendri

Uredo guacae

Uredo oncidii

BRITISH GUIANA:
Pseudomicrocera henningsii

BRITISH HONDURAS:

Pestalotia conspicua
Uredo guacae
Uredo oncidii

BRITISH ISLES:
Heterodera rostochiensis

CANADA:

tChrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Chrysomyza ledicola
Colletotrichum dematium

tCoryneum carpophilum

See footnotes at the end of this list.

{Cytospora chrysosperma
Meloidogyne hapla
tPhomopsis quercella

CANAL ZONE:

{Coniothyrium stanhopeae
tDiplodia coccocarpa
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne incognita
Phyllostictina pyrifor mis
Uredo epidendri
Uredo nigropuncta

CENTRAL AMERICA:
Volutella albo-pila

CHINA:

Memmnoniella echinata
Phoma citricarpa
Stilbum incarnatum
Tritirachium dependens
Uromyces coronatus(?)
Xanthomonas citri

CHRISTMAS ISLAND:
{Diaporthe arctii

COLOMBIA:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Uredo anthurii
{Uromyces commelinae

COSTA RICA:

Lembosia rol fsii

Macrephoma musae

Mycosphaerella rosigena

Phyllachora engleri
t+Sphenospora kevorkianii

Uredo behnickiana

Uredo epidendri

Uredo guacae

Uredo nigropuncta

Uredo oncidii

CUBA:

tColeosporium asterum
Eisinoe mangiferae

{ Helicotylenchus multicinctus
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Meloidogyne javanica

tPestalotia disseminata
Sphenospora kevorkianit

tTylenchorhynchus acutus
Uredo nigropuncta

CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
| Heterodera avenae

DENMARK:
{Coniothyrium diplodiella
Heterodera rostochiensis

t Uromyces limonii
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
{tPhyllosticta mortoni
{tSphenospora kevorkianii
ECUADOR:
}Cercospora angraeci
tCerotelium fici
EGYPT:
Meloidogyne javanica

EL SALVADOR:

{ Cercospora coffeicola
tColletotrichum crassipes
Uredo oncidii

ENGLAND:

Alternaria dianthi
Ceratocystis narcissii
Colletotrichum dematium

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

EN GLAND—Continued

{ Diaporthe eres
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Fusarium oxysporum f. gladioli
Heterodera avenae
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera humuli
Heterodera punciata
Heteredera rostochiensis
Meloidagyne hapla

t+ Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Memnoniella echinata
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella clintoniana
Pestalotia funerea
Puccinia arenariae

tPyrenochaeta berberidis
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria selenophomoides

t+Stemphylium botryosum

7 Urocystis anemones

ENGLAND (2):
{Cumminsiella mirabilissima
ETHIOPIA:
Ustilago nuda

EUROPE:

Heterodera avenae
Hleterodera punctata

FEDERATION OF MALAYA:

Phoma citricar pa
Xanthomonas citri

FIJI ISLANDS:
+Meloidogyne javanica

FORMOSA:
Phoma citricarpa

FRANCE:

Heterodera punctata

Meloidogyne javanica
{Microthyriella rubi

Monilinia fructigena
+{Mycosphaerella rubi

FRENCH WEST AFRICA:
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne incognita acrita

{Meloidogyne javanica
+{Memnoniella echinata

GERMANY:

Ceratocystis narcissii
Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri
Coniothyrium hellebori
{Griphosphaeria corticola
Heterodera avenae
}Heterodera humuli
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne hapla
Mycosphaerella fragariae
{Sphaerotheca pannosa var. rosae
tTylenchus davainei
} Uromyces limonii

GREECE:
{Physalospora obtusa
{Scutellonema brachyurum
Septoria limonum
Septoria unedonis
GUAM:

{Macrophoma cocos

GUATEMALA:

{Cercospora cypripedii
jElsinoe mangiferae
Meloidogyne arenaria

See footnotes at end of this list.

Septoria selenophomoides
Uredo oncidii

HAWAII:

Diplodia coccocarpa
Macrophoma cocos
Macrophoma musae
Meloidogyne javanica
{Pestalotia micheneri
Uromyces alyziae

HONDURAS:

{Elsinoe mangiferae
Memnoniella echinata
Uredo epidendri

HONG KONG:

Papularia sphaerosperma
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri

INDIA:

+ Hendersonia oryzae

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Meloidogyne javanica
Phoma insidiosa
Phyllachora graminis
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Puccinia striiformis
Xanthomonas citri

IRELAND:

{Gottholdsteineria goodeyi

}Helicotylenchus erythrinae
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis

ISRAEL:

Heterodera avenae
Meloidogyne incognita(?)
{Meloidogyne javanica

ITALY:

Alternaria citri
Ascochyta pisi

Botryosphaeria berengeriana var. araucariae

Colletotrichwm graminicola
Coniothyrium hellebori
Coniothecium scabrum
Heterodera avenae
Leptosphaeria rusci
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne javanica
Puccinia buzi
Sclerotium cepivorwm
Septoria citri
tTylenchulus semipenetrans
{Xiphinema diversicaudatum

JAMAICA:

Meloidogyne javanica
{Sphenospora kevorkianti
Uredo guacae

JAPAN:

jAphelenchoides fragariae(?)
Ascochyta pisi
Botrytis gladiolorum
Chlamydomyces palmarum

{Colletotrichum dematium f, circinans

Criconemoides renoplat
Discohainesia oenotherae

Gymnosporangium haraeanum

Entyloma oryzae

Heterodera cacti
;Leptosphaeria eustomoides
{Leptosphaeria michotii
Leptosphaeria oryzina
{Macrophoma cocos
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne hapla
Meloidogyne incognita acritae
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

JAPAN—Continued

{Mystrosporium adustum
Neovossia horrida
Nigrospora sphaerica
Ophiovolus oryzinus
Papulaspora coprophila
Papulaspora parasitica

}Pestalotia conspicua
Phoma citricarpa
Phyllachora graminis

{Physalospora wildemanniana

tPratylenchus penetrans
Puccinia chrysanthemi
Puccinia horiana
Puccinia phyllostachydis
Sclerotiopsis testudinea
Septoria chrysanthemi
Septoria citri
Septoria oryzae

{tSphaerostilbe aurantiicola(?)

{Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae
Trematosphaerella oryzae
Xanthomonas citri

KENYA:
{Meloidogyne javanica

MALTA:
{Heierodera rostochiensis

MEXICO:

tAllantonectria miltina
tAscochyta cucumis(?)
Asperisporium caricae
tAsterinella epidendri
{Botryosphaeria palmigena
Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora angraeci
Cercospora gossypina
Cercospora insulana
{Cercospora odontoglossi
tCercospora puderi
Cercospora purpurea
Cladosporium orchidearum
Coleosporium ipomoeae
Colletotrichum dematium
tConiothecium agaves
{Coniothyrium globulisporum
tConiothyrium socium(?)
Corynespora cassiicola
Curvularia lunata
Diplodia circinans
Diplodia coccocarpa
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Fusarium orysporum f. gladioli
TGeotrichum candidum
“Greasy spot’’
Guignardica traversi
tHelicotylenchus erythrinae
Helicotylenchus nannus
Hendersonia opuntiae
Heterodera cacti
Heterodera punctata
Heterodera rostochiensis
“Leprosis’’
Macrophoma cocos
{Melampsora paradora(?)
Meloidogyne arenaria
Meloidogyne hapla
Meloidogyne incognita
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Meloidogyne javanica
Micropeltis bakeri
Mycosphaerella cattleyae
Mycosphaerelia opuntiae
{Mycosphaerella serrulatae
Myrothecium roridum
Neofabraea malicorticis
Omphalia flavida
Papularia sphaerosperma
tParodiella congregata
Periconia pycnospora
Pestalotia conspicua

See footnotes at end of this list

Pestalotia psidii

Phoma psidii
{Phyllosticta chrysanthemi
{Phyilosticta palmicola

Phyllostictina pyriformis

Phytophthora capsici

Pseudomicrocera henningsii

Pseudomonas tonelliana
tPsilenchus hilarulus

Puccinia chloridis

Puccina cynodontis

Pythium aphanider matum
tPythium ultimum
tRavenelia mesillana

Ring spot virus
{Scirrhia lophoder mioides

Scopulariopsis brevicaulis var. glabra

Scutellonema brachyurum

Septonema intercalare

Septoria citri

Septoria selenophomoides

Sphaceloma punicae
tSphaceloma rosarum

Sphenospora mera(?)

Stagonospora macrospora
Tobacco ring spot virus(?)
{Tylenchorhynchus acutus

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus
tTylenchorhynchus martini
{[Tylenchus polyhypnus

Uredo behnickiana

Uredo oncidii

Valsella pedicellata

NETHERLANDS:

Aphelenchoides fragariae(?)
Botrytis gladiolorum
Cercospora handelit
{Chalaropsis thielaviopsis
Coniothyrium cytisellum
Coniothyrium. hellebori
tCylindrocarpon radicicola
Diplodina leucothoes
Diplodina eurhododendri
Discohainesia oenotherae
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Fusicoccum galericulatum
Helicotylenchus nannus
Hendersonia piriformis
Heterodera punctata
Meloidogyne hapla
Monochaetia compta
{Myzosporium everhartit
Oospora pustulans
{tPapulaspora dodgei
Pestalotia macrotricha
Pestalotia rhododendri
Phoma lingam
Pratylenchus penetrans
Pratylenchus pratensis
Septoria azaleae
Urocystis gladiolicola
{Venturia rhododendri(?)
“Yellow spot’’ virus

NEW GUINEA:

{Macrophoma araucariae

{Meloidogyne arenaria
Pestalotia conspicua

tPestalotia micheneri

NEW ZEALAND:

Ceratocystis narcissit

Cerebelia andropogonis

Heterosporium iridis
{Physalospora camptospora

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa

NICARAQUA:
{ Uredo epidendri
NORFOLK ISLAND:

Cry ptospora longispora
Macrophoma araucariae

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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1958

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

NORWAY:

tMycosphaerella vaccinii
tPlowrightia virgultorum

PAKISTAN:

tCurvularia geniculaia
{Xanthomonas citri

PANAMA:

Cercospora musae
tPuccinia thaliae

Uredo behnickiana

Uredo scabies

PERU:

tCercospora insulana
Heterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne incognita

PHILIPPINES:
Phoma citricarpa

PORTUGAL:
tAscochyta pisi
tAspergillus mangini
}Colletotrichum graminicola
t+Mycosphaerella coffeicola
} Uromyces lineolatus

PUERTO RICO:

Cercospora canescens
tCercospora columnaris

Elsinoe phaseoli
{Meloidogyne javanica

Puccinia urbaniana

SCOTLAND:

Ditylenchus dipsaci
Heterodera rosiochiensis
{Pseudomonas viburni

SINGAPORE:

t+{Meloidogyne incognita
Phoma citricarpa
Septoria citri(?)
Xanthomonas citri

SPAIN:

tDendrophoma cytosporoides var. punicina

Heterodera avenae
Monilinia fructigena
Septoria citri
{Septoria piricola
t Uromyces phaseoli

SURINAM:
tMicropeltis bakeri

SWEDEN:

Heterodera rostochiensis
tPuccinia arenariae

SWITZERLAND:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Discohainesia oenotherae

THAILAND:
Phoma citricarpa
TRINIDAD:

{Heterodera cacti

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Phyllostictina pyriformis

{Scutellonema christiei

TURKEY:
Ustilago bullata

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Collectotrichum dematium

Didymellina ornithologali

Heterosporium ornithogali

Meloidogyne incognita

Phoma citricarpa

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
{Septoria selenophomoides

UNKNOWN:

Botryosphaeria ribis
Elsinoe australis
Elsinoe mangiferae
Heterodera punctata
Macrophoma musae
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959

(Pests Arriving at United States Ports, July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959)

Compiled by
Bessie C. Mumford!
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This 46th report of interceptions summarizes the records of insect
pests, plant pathogens, and certain other harmful organisms found in,
on, or with plants, plant products, baggage, and means of conveyance
(1) imported into or entering the United States or its possessions, (2)
offered for entry but refused, (38) held in stores or quarters of planes or
ships, (4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exportation
in bond, or (5) in domestic shipments to the mainland from the State of
Hawaii and the offshore possessions, including the American Virgin
Islands, Guam, and Puerto Rico.

The pests listed include insects, snails, fungi, bacteria, nematodes, and
viruses causing injury of known or potential plant quarantine significance
to the United States. Some common organisms are included if they are
new to the country of origin or the host plant, or are of such limited
distribution in the United States that they are worthy of mention.

The data for this list include identifications received during the fiscal
year 1959 and represent some interceptions made during previous years.
Determinations are largely made by specialists of the Entomology Re-
search Division and Plant Quarantine Division, although a certain
amount of this work is done by collaborating State officials. Snail identi-
fications are made by taxonomists in the Division of Mollusks, U.S.
National Museum. Some critical studies and identifications are made by
specialists of the Crops Research Division, who also identify many of the
host plants.

All scientific names are reviewed by specialists of the Crops Research
Division to assure conformance to the International Rules of Nomen-
clature. However, in the disease tabulation the name of the stage found
is usually listed rather than the perfect stage of the organism. Family
names are listed with the insects in the tabulation; orders are given in
the host list. The classes of the diseases are shown in the disease host list.

Every effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections listed.
Occasionally, however, it is difficult to trace the true origin of stores in
planes and ships. Questionable cases are omitted, listed with a question
mark, or shown as unknown.

1 Assistance was received from Alice J. Watson, mycologist, and Paul X. Peltier, entomologist.

2 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

AIRBORNE MATERIAL

The interceptions from airborne material totaled 8,033, about one-
third of the interceptions for the year. There were 6,986 insects and
snails, and 1,047 diseases and nematodes. This is an increase of 2,531
over last year, when the total was 5,502. Many important pests are in-
cluded in this number. From airborne material there were 30 interceptions
of the European cherry fruit fly, 50 of the Mediterranean fruit fly, 19 of
the Mediterranean land snail, 12 of the Mexican fruit fly, 28 of the olive
fruit fly, 14 of the oriental fruit fly, 6 of the pink bollworm, 72 of the
West Indian fruit fly, 90 of the black spot of citrus, 17 of citrus canker,
5 of sweet orange scab, and 15 of the golden nematode. A possible high
survival rate of pests arriving by air necessitates constant vigilance on
the part of Plant Quarantine inspectors.

NOTES ON PESTS INTERCEPTED

The total number of interceptions made during the fiscal year 1959
was 25,296, as compared with 18,198 the previous year. Of these, 8,850
were considered of enough importance to be listed, as compared with
7,946 last year. This increase is in part accounted for by expanding
commerce and travel. The opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway to ocean-
going vessels has materially increased the number of ship arrivals and
interceptions at Great Lakes ports.

FRUIT FLIES

A total of 502 fruit fly interceptions were identified to species as follows:

Anastrepha ludens, the Mexican fruit fly, (153 times) in grapefruit, mango, orange,
peach, pear, pomegranate, ponderosa lemon, quince, sapote, and sweet lime in air
baggage, baggage, quarters, and stores from Mexico; and in sweet lime in air baggage
from Guatemala.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans, the West Indian fruit fly, (110 times) in guava in air
baggage from Puerto Rico; in mango in air baggage, air quarters, baggage, cargo,
quarters, and stores from the American Virgin Islands, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba,
Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad; in purple mombin in air baggage and
baggage from Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, and Nicaragua; in Spondias sp.
in air baggage from Cuba; in tropical almond in air baggage from Jamaica; in vi-apple
in air baggage from El Salvador; and in yellow mombin in air baggage and air stores
from Central America, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.

Anastrepha serpentina (twice) in sapodilla in air baggage from Guatemala.

Anastrepha striata (twice) in guava in baggage from Mexico. A. striata(?) (twice) in
guava in air baggage from El Salvador and in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha suspensa (6 times) in guava in air baggage from Cuba and in preflight
inspection of air baggage and in airmail from Puerto Rico.

Ceratitis capitata, the Mediterranean fruit fly, (94 times) in apple in air baggage
from Portugal, in air stores from Europe, and in baggage from Greece; in apricot in
air stores from France and Italy; in Arabian coffee berries in air baggage, baggage,
and mail from Hawaii; in coffee berries in air baggage from Brazil and Costa Rica, and
in aircargo from Brazil; in fig in air baggage from Argentina and Italy, and in mail
from Spain; in grape in baggage from Italy; in grapefruit in quarters and stores from
Brazil, and in stores from Egypt; in guava in air baggage from Portugal; in loquat in
air baggage from Tunisia, and in baggage from Italy; in Mandarin orange in air
baggage from Italy, in air stores from Argentina, in baggage from Italy and Spain,
and in stores from Cyprus and Syria; in orange in air baggage from Costa Rica, Israel
and an unknown origin, in air stores from Italy and Spain, in baggage from Italy and
Portugal, in quarters from Egypt, and in stores from Argentina, Egypt, Italy, and
Spain; in peach in air baggage from Israel, Italy, Spain, and an unknown origin, and
in stores from Europe and Spain; in pear in air bageage from Greece, Israel, and Italy;
in pricklypear in air baggage and baggage from Italy; in pummelo in air baggage from
Italy, and in stores from an unknown origin; in quince in air baggage from Italy, and

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 3

in baggage from Greece and Italy; and in tropical almond in baggage from Hawaii.
C. capitata(?) (10 times) in Arabian coffee in air baggage and baggage from Hawaii;
in coffee in air baggage from Brazil; in fig in air baggage from Italy; in Indiapoon
beautyleaf seed pulp in air baggage from Hawaii; and in orange in air stores from
Italy and the Union of South Africa, in mail from Italy, and in stores from an un-
known origin.

Dacus cucurbitae, the melon fly, (9 times) an adult in an airplane from Japan(?);
and in cucumber and tomato in stores from Hawau.

Dacus dorsalis, the oriental fruit fly, (24 times) an adult in an airplane from Japan;
in Arabian coffee in air baggage and mail from Hawaii; in avocado in baggage from
Hawaii; in banana in baggage and quarters from Hawaii; in date in baggage from
Hawaii; in guava in air baggage from Hawaii; in mango in air baggage and baggage
from Hawaii; in papaya in air baggage from Hawaii; in passionflower fruit in mail
from Hawaii; in pummelo in baggage from Hawaii; in tropical almond in air baggage
from Hawaii; and in unidentified fruit in baggage from Hawaii. D. dorsalis(?) (5 times)
in Arabian coffee in air baggage from Hawaii; in mango in air baggage and stores from
Hawaii; and in tropical almond in mail from Hawaii.

Dacus oleae, the olive fly, (42 times) in olive in air baggage from Italy, Lebanon,
Spain, Tunisia, and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and in baggage from Greece
and Italy; and an adult with pumpkin seeds in air baggage from Italy. D. oleae(?)
(once) pupa with olive in air baggage from Italy.

Dacus passiflorae (once) in Degeneria vitiensis fruit in aircargo from the Fiji Islands.

Dacus pedestris (twice) in Melastoma malabatricum and Melastoma sp. fruit in air-
cargo from the Federation of Malaya.

Euleia heraclet (twice) in celery in stores from England. EH. heraclez(?) (twice) in
parsley in air stores from England and an unknown origin.

Hexachaeta monostigma (once) adult with palm leaf in aircargo from Mexico.

Orellia punctata (once) adult with safflower seed heads in aircargo from Jordan.

Rhagoletis cerast, the European cherry fruit fly, (81 times) in cherry in air baggage
from France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, and Yugo-
slavia; in air stores from France, Italy, Portugal, and Spain; and in stores from Italy.
R. cerasi(?) (once) in cherry in air baggage from Germany.

Toxotrypana curvicauda (once) in papaya in baggage from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following insects of unusual interest were intercepted:

Adoxophyes orana (Tortricidae) with apple in mail from Germany and on lilac in
aircargo from the Netherlands.

Alcidodes dentipes (Curculionidae) with sweetpotatoes in stores from Sierra Leone.

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Aleyrodidae), the citrus blackfly, on Citrus sp. leaves in air
baggage and baggage from Mexico and in mail from Jamaica, on lemon leaves in air
baggage from Mexico, and on orange leaves in baggage from Mexico.

Aleurotuberculatus jasmini (Aleyrodidae) on jasmine leaf in aircargo from the
Philippines.

Anthonomus rectirostris (Curculionidae) in cherry pits in air baggage from Germany.

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Coccidae) on camellia stem in mail from Japan, on Grecian
laurel leaves in air baggage from Italy, and on laurel leaves in stores from Japan.

Baris lepidii (Curculionidae) in horseradish root in stores from Poland.

Blissus diplopterus (Lygaeidae) on apricots and Cape chinkerichee flowers in cargo
from the Union of South Africa.

Brachycerus algirus (Curculionidae) in garlic in air baggage and baggage from Italy.

Callidium rufipenne (Cerambycidae) in dunnage, quarters, and wooden crates in
cargo and mail from Japan.

Carposina niponensis (Carposinidae) in apples in air baggage, air quarters, air
stores, quarters, and stores from Japan.

Cenopalpus pulcher (Tenuipalpidae) on almond scion in aircargo from Iran and on
pear scion in airmail from France.

Ceroplastes rusci (Coccidae) on fig leaves in air baggage from Argentina and in
baggage from Greece.

Chilo suppressalis (Crambidae), the Asiatic rice borer, in rice straw in air baggage,
mail, and stores from Japan; in rice straw jackets in air baggage from Spain; and in
rice straw mats in dunnage from Japan.

: Chionaspis asiatica (Coccidae) on Mazzard cherry scions in airmail and mail from
ran.

Chirothrips pretorianus (Thripidae) with Eragrostis spp. seeds and various other
seeds in mail from the Union of South Africa.

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Clysiana ambiguella (Phaloniidae) in grape in baggage from Italy.

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Curculionidae) in avocado in baggage from Guatemala
and Mexico and in cargo from Mexico.

Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Olethreutidae) in grapefruit in stores, Mandarin orange in
baggage, and orange in quarters from the Union of South Africa; and in orange in air
baggage from an unknown origin.

Cylas formicarius var. (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in cargo from Hong Kong
and in stores from the Dominican Republic, and in an unidentified vegetable in baggage
from the Dominican Republic.

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Aleyrodidae) on crapemyrtle in air baggage and air stores
from Australia, on cut flowers in air baggage from Cuba, on Jasmine in air baggage
from Hawaii and air stores from Japan, on Mexican frangipani leaves in mail from
Hawaii, and on orange leaf in air baggage from Tahiti.

Diaprepes abbreviatus (Curculionidae) as stowaway on airplane from the Dominican
Republic and on air baggage in preflight inspection in Puerto Rico.

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Pyraustidae) on Japanese white pine in baggage from
Japan.

Euscepes postfasciatus (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in baggage from Hawaii and
Puerto Rico, in cargo from St. Kitts and Tortola, and in stores from Brazil and Trini-
dad; and in Jpomoea sp. in stores from Venezuela.

Frankliniella intonsa (Thripidae) on carnation in air baggage from Germany and
Poland and in air quarters from an unknown origin, on assorted flowers and lavender
plant in air baggage from England, on geranium plant in air baggage from Belgium,
on painted daisy in air baggage from Finland, and on roses in air baggage from France
and Germany.

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Gelechiidae) in beets in stores from Egypt.

Grapholitha janthiana (Olethreutidae) in apple in air baggage from France.

Icerya seychellarum (Coccidae) on Rhapis sp.(?) in air baggage from the Philippines.

Ips typographus (Scolytidae) in bark on wooden crate in aircargo from Germany, in
pine crate in baggage from Norway, and on wood crating in cargo from Sweden.

Lepidosaphes pint (Coccidae) on pine in air baggage and airmail from Japan.

Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in Solanum sp. fruit in air baggage from Liberia.

Lobesia botrana (Olethreutidae) in grape in air stores from France.

Mamestra brassicae (Noctuidae) as stowaway on airplane from Guam(?) and in
cabbage in stores from France and Japan.

Maruca testulalis (Pyraustidae), a bean pod borer, in Canavalia microcarpa in pre-
flight inspection of air baggage leaving Hawaii for the mainland; in mauna loa leis in
baggage from Hawaii; in pigeonpeas in air baggage, baggage, and cargo from Puerto
Rico; in string beans in cargo from Puerto Rico and in stores from Brazil and Trinidad;
and in Sesbania grandiflora flowers in mail from Hawaii.

Megastigmus suspectus pinsapinis (Torymidae) in Cedar-of-Lebanon seed in mail
from Turkey.

Pectinophora gossypiella (Gelechiidae), the pink bollworm, in cotton bolls in air
baggage from Cuba, Jamaica, Hawaii, and Trinidad and in baggage from Mexico; in
cottonseed in air baggage from Puerto Rico, in baggage from Brazil, Hawaii, and
Mexico, and in quarters from Mexico; in seed cotton in quarters from Mexico; and in
okra pods in air baggage, cargo, and stores from the Dominican Republic.

Phlyctinus callosus (Curculionidae) in grape in cargo from the Union of South Africa.

Pityogenes chalcographus (Scolytidae) in pine in baggage from Norway and in
cargo from Sweden, in spruce bark in cargo from Belgium, and in wood crating in
cargo from Belgium and Sweden.

Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) in olive pits in air baggage from Greece, Lebanon,
and Turkey.

Sesamia cretica (Noctuidae), the durra stem borer, in broomcorn in baggage from
Italy and in mail from Greece.

Stephanoderes hampei (Scolytidae) in coffee in aircargo from Aruba and in cargo
from the Belgian Congo and Brazil.

Tetranychus viennensis (Tetranychidae) on apple in aircargo, on Pyrus sp. in air
stores, and on sand pear in air baggage from Japan.

Thrips major (Thripidae) on carnations in air baggage from Poland, on assorted
flowers in air baggage from England and Ireland, on heather in air baggage from
England and Scotland, on mimosa flowers in aircargo from France, on pussywillow
buds in air baggage from France, and on roses in air baggage from Belgium, England,
France, and Germany.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae), the khapra beetle, in bagging in cargo from
England and the Netherlands and in stores from Singapore; in beans in stores from

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 5

Formosa; in chickpea in stores from Greece; in durum wheat in mail from Iran’ in
flax seed in mail from Afghanistan; in flour in quarters from England; in lentils in
stores from Egypt; in peanuts in cargo and quarters from an unknown origin, in
quarters from Nigeria(?), and in stores from Singapore; in rice in cargo from Pakistan,
in quarters from India, and in stores from Australia, Formosa, India, Japan, and an
unknown origin; with residue of titanium oxide in cargo from an unknown origin; and
in dry stores from Australia, Formosa, and an unknown origin.

SNAILS

Achatina fulica, the giant African snail, was intercepted twice from Hawaii with
baggage and mail.

Bradybaena similaris was intercepted 51 times on various flowers and foliage; 45
times from Hawaii, twice each from Bermuda and Brazil, and once each from Cuba
and Hong Kong.

Cochlicella barbara with military cargo from Morocco and in soil with fig cuttings
in mail from Italy.

Cochlicella ventrosa with military cargo from Morocco and in soil in cargo from Italy.

Euglandina striata was intercepted twice on bananas in cargo from Ecuador.

Theba pisana, the Mediterranean land snail, was intercepted 92 times; 59 from
Morocco on general cargo, military cargo, and wooden crates; 10 from France on
military cargo, spinach in stores, and wooden crates in aircargo and cargo; 9 from
Libya on military cargo; 7 from Italy on air baggage and military cargo; 4 from North
Africa on military cargo; once from Cuba on string beans in stores; once from Turkey
on military cargo; and once from an unknown origin on general cargo.

Xeroleuca mograbina, a species not previously in the U.S. National Museum collec-
tion, on military cargo from Morocco.

Other snails intercepted and worthy of mention were: Arion circumscriptus, Ce-
cilioides acicula, C. aperta, Deroceras reticulatum, Fossaria truncatula, Helicella caperata,
H. itala, H. maritima, H. neglecta, H. pyramidata, H. striata, H. trochoides, Helix
figulina, Hygromia cinctella, Lamellaxis gracilis, L. mauritianus, Limax marginatus,
L. maximus, Melanoides tuberculata, Milax gagates, Monacha catiana, M. schotti, Otala
lactea, O. vermiculata, Oxychilus alliarius, O. cellarius, Porphyrobaphe isotoma, Solaropsis
monile, Testacella mauget, and Zonitoides arboreus.

DISEASES

The sweet orange scab (Histnoe australis) was intercepted 97 times; 57 came irom
Brazil on lemon, Mandarin orange, orange, and sweet lime; 38 from Argentina on
lemon, Mandarin orange, and orange; and 1 each from Paraguay and an unknown
origin on Mandarin orange.

Citrus canker (Xanthomonas citri) was intercepted 83 times; 68 came from Japan,
5 from China, 3 each from Hong Kong and India, 2 from Ceylon, and 1 each from the
Philippines and an unknown origin. These interceptions were taken from the following
hosts: Citrus sp., grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, orange, sour lime, and
sour orange.

Cancrosis B (Xarthomonas sp.) was intercepted 11 times; 8 came from Argentina
on lemon, 2 from Brazil on lemon, and 1 from Uruguay on lime.

The black spot of citrus (Phoma citricarpa; perfect stage—Guignardia citricarpa
Kiely) was intercepted 230 times; 67 came from the Union of South Africa; 42 from
Hong Kong; 33 from Japan; 28 from Australia; 17 from China; 15 from an unknown
origin; 10 from Formosa; 3 each from Mozambique, Okinawa, and the Philippines;
2 from Argentina; and 1 each from Africa, Brazil, Eniwetok, Federation of Malaya,
India(?), Singapore, and Vietnam(?). These interceptions were taken from the follow-
ing hosts: Citrus sp., grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, orange, and Satsuma
orange.

Other disease interceptions of interest were:

Cercospora grandissima on dahlia leaf in aircargo from Argentina.

Cercospora henningsiz on cassava leaf in air baggage from Trinidad.

Cercospora pancrati on hymenocallis leaves in baggage from Mexico.

Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri, the rhododendron-spruce rust, was intercepted
24 times on rhododendron in air baggage, airmail, baggage, and mail from Austria,
Canada, Germany, Switzerland, and an unknown origin.

Cryptocline paradoxa on English ivy ‘Baltic’ in cargo from the Netherlands.

Macrophoma araucariae on Norfolk-Island-pine seed in cargo from Hawaii.

Nematospora corylt on beans in aircargo from Peru.

Phyllostictina psidiicola on guava in aircargo from the Philippines.

Puccinia arachidis on peanut in aircargo, airmail, and mail from Paraguay.

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Puccinia carthami on safflower leaves in aircargo from Portugal.

Puccinia horiana on chrysanthemum cut flowers in air baggage from Australia.

Puccinia laguri on Lagurus ovatus (grass) in cargo from Spain.

Ring spot virus on watermelon in cargo from Mexico.

Sphenospora kevorkianti on Epidendrum sp. leaf in air baggage from the Bahamas,
and in aircargo from Honduras; on Jonopsis utricularioides leaf in air baggage from
Jamaica; and on Oncidium pulchellum leaf in air baggage from the Dominican Republic.

Uredo oncidi on Epidendrum sp.(?) leaf in air baggage from Nicaragua; and on
Oncidium spp. in aircargo from Costa Rica, in air baggage from El Salvador, in air
baggage and aircargo from Guatemala, in air baggage from Honduras, in airecargo and
cargo from Mexico, and in aircargo from Venezuela. U. oncidii(?) on Oncidium pusillum
in airmail from the Canal Zone.

Uromyces fabae on lentils in cargo from Chile.

Uromyces trifolii on Persian clover leaf and seed in mail from Iraq.

NEMATODES

The oat nematode (Heterodera avenae) was intercepted a total of 18 times from the
following countries: Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Japan,
Netherlands, and Portugal. These interceptions were taken from soil and soil with
the following: Amaryllis and kafirlily, automobiles, chrysanthemum, dahlia, gladiolus,
orchid, rutabaga turnip, strawberry, and unknown plants.

The golden nematode (Heterodera rostochiensis) was intercepted a total of 82 times
from: Argentina, Azores, Belgium, Canary Islands, England, France, Germany,
Treland, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Poland, Scotland, Sweden, and an
unknown country. These interceptions were taken from soil samples and from soil
wah Army tanks, new and used automobiles, bulbs, other plant material, and vege-
tables.

Other nematodes of special interest were:

Anguina tritici on wheat in baggage from Italy.

Criconemoides informe on unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Gottholdsteineria goodeyt on celery in stores from Norway, in soil with leek in stores
from Germany, in soil with carrot in stores from the Netherlands, and in soil with
plants in air baggage from Ireland.

Helicotylenchus erythrinae in soil with Juniper and mountainash plants in air baggage
from Finland.

Helicotylenchus nannus in beet in stores from Ceylon and in soil in air baggage from
the American Virgin Islands.

Heterodera humuli(?) in soil with hops in airmail from Yugoslavia.

Heterodera punctata(?) in soil with yam in stores from Japan.

Hoplolaimus proporicus in soil with palm in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Pratylenchus brachyurus in soil with roots of miscellaneous plants in aircargo from
British Honduras and in potato tubers in stores from Brazil.

Pratylenchus coffeae in dahlia in mail from the Union of South Africa.

Pratylenchus convallariae in lily-of-the-valley in baggage from England and in cargo
from Denmark.

Radopholus similis on India banana in baggage from Hawaii. R. szmilis(?) in soil
with miscellaneous plant roots in air baggage from Panama.

Tylenchorhynchus dubius in begonia in air baggage from Belgium, in soil with carrot
in stores from the Netherlands, and in soil with miscellaneous plants in air baggage
from Italy.

Tylenchorhynchus leptus in soil with tarragon plant in air baggage from France and
in soil with Juniper and mountainash plants in air baggage from Finland.

Tylenchorhynchus nothus in soil with horseradish in stores from Denmark.

Tylenchus thornei in soil with plant in baggage from Mexico.

Xiphinema americanum in soil with Beaucarnea sp. in cargo from Mexico.

The following species of Meloidogyne were intercepted from various bulbs, corms,
plants, roots, and vegetables: Meloidogyne arenaria, M. arenaria thamesi, M. hapla,
M. incognita, M. incognita acrita, and M. javanica. They were intercepted from the
following countries: Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Barbados, Brazil, Canada, Canal
Zone, Ceylon, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Egypt,
England, France, French West Africa, Germany, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong,
India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Guinea, New Zealand, Peru,
Puerto Rico, Spain, Trinidad, and the Union of South Africa.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 7

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Specific determinations are sometimes impossible or impracticable due
to the stage or condition of the insects or pathogens, or the fact that they
are undescribed. Many of these pests may be of economic importance,
hitherto unreported from the United States, unknown for the host plant,
or unreported from the country of origin. As a matter of record they are
included in this separate list, but not in the table. During the fiscal year
1959 there were 2,603 insects and 852 diseases and nematodes, or a total of
3,455 incompletely determined interceptions which are considered to be
potential pests.

FRUIT FLIES

There were 181 fruit fly interceptions which were incompletely determined as
follows:

Anastrepha sp., possibly acris Stone, at Miami, Fla., an adult in an airplane from
Central America.

Anastrepha sp., probably fraterculus (Wied.), at Miami, Fla., in coffee berries in
air baggage from Colombia; and in purple mombin in air baggage from Costa Rica.

Anastrepha sp., possibly ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in orange and sweet lime in
baggage from Mexico; at Nogales, Ariz., in orange and mango in baggage from Mexico;
and at Tampa, Fla., in orange in air quarters from El Salvador.

Anastrepha sp., possibly mombinpraeoptans, at El Paso, Tex., in guava in baggage
from Mexico; at Key West, Fla., in mango in air baggage and baggage from Cuba; at
Miami, Fla., in mango and purple mombin in air baggage from Cuba, Ecuador, Guate-
mala, and Nicaragua; at New Orleans, La., in guava in air baggage from Guatemala,
and in mango and yellow mombin in air baggage from Venezuela; at New York, N.Y.,
in mango in air baggage from Jamaica and in baggage from Trinidad; and at San
Pedro, Calif., in yellow mombin in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha sp., probably serpentina, at Brownsville, Tex., in mamey sapote in air
baggage from Nicaragua; at El Paso, Tex., in mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico;
and at Miami, Fla., in mamey in air baggage from Cuba, and in sapodilla in air baggage
from Curacao, N.W.I.

Anastrepha sp., probably striata, at El Paso, Tex., in guava from Mexico; at Ho-
boken, N.J., in guava in cargo from Panama; at Laredo, Tex., in guava in baggage
from Mexico; at New Orleans, La., in guava in air baggage from Costa Rica; at No-
gales, Ariz., in guava in baggage from Mexico; and at Roma, Tex., in guava in baggage
from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa, at Chicago, IIll., in guava in air mail from Puerto
Rico; and at San Juan, P.R., in guava in air baggage from the Dominican Republic
and preflight inspection of baggage from Puerto Rico.

Anastrepha sp. was intercepted a total of 80 times at the following ports: Arlington,
Va., Baltimore, Md., Brownsville, Tex., Charleston, 8.C., Eagle Pass, Tex., El Paso,
Tex., Galveston, Tex., Hoboken, N.J., Laredo, Tex., Miami, Fla., Mobile, Ala., New
Orleans, La., New York, N.Y., Nogales, Ariz., San Juan, P.R., San Pedro, Calif., San
Ysidro, Calif., and Tampa, Fla. The hosts were: Apple, cherimoya, coffee berries,
grapefruit, guava, lime, loquat, mamey, mamey sapote, mango, Matisia cordata, orange,
passionflower fruit, peach, pear, plum, pummelo, purple mombin, quince, red mombin,
rose-apple, sapodilla, soursop, star-apple, tropical almond, unidentified fruit, and
yellow mombin. These interceptions were taken from air baggage, aircargo, air quarters,
air stores, baggage, cargo, quarters, and stores from: Brazil, British Honduras, Chile,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guate-
mala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Trinidad,
an unknown origin, and Venezuela.

Ceratitis sp., probably capitata, at New York, N.Y., in apricot in cargo from the
Union of South Africa.

Dacus sp. at Boston, Mass., in cucumber in stores from French West Africa and in
white marrow in stores purchased in Aden, probably of Egyptian origin; at Honolulu,
Hawaii, in Arabian coffee in preflight inspection of air baggage, in mango in air quarters
from the Philippines, and in stores from Borneo, in passionflower fruit in preflight in-
spection of air baggage, in sour cherry in air stores from Australia, and in Cattley
guava and guava in aircargo from the Philippines; and at San Pedro, Calif., in fruit of
Solanaceae in baggage from Hawaii.

Nie eotephritis sp. at Washington, D.C., in escorsionera seed heads in mail from
Mexico.

8 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Rhagoletis sp., possibly cerast, at Detroit, Mich., in cherries in air baggage and air
quarters from an unknown origin.

Rhagoletis sp. at Brownsville, Eagle Pass, and Laredo, Tex., in apple in baggage
from Mexico; at New York, N.Y., in cherry in air stores from an unknown origin; at
Nogales, Ariz., in tejocote in baggage from Mexico; at San Antonio, Tex., in apple in
altcare from Mexico; and at Washington, D.C., in Carthamus glaucus seed in cargo

rom Iraq.

Tephritinae at Honolulu, Hawaii, attached to receptacle of chrysanthemum flower
in air quarters from Japan.

Twenty-four interceptions identified to family only, Tephritidae, were taken from
air quarters, Araceae fruit, avocado, cactus leaf, carnation flower, Centaurea sp.,
chestnut, dried pepper, globe artichoke, green fig and bark of fig cutting, Ochrosia
elliptica, orange, pear, tomato, and wheat seed. These were found in air baggage, air
quarters, baggage, cargo, mail, quarters, and stores from: Argentina, Brazil, Formosa,
France, Haiti, Hawaii, Iraq, Italy, Liberia, Mexico, Spain, Trinidad, the Union of
South Africa, and an unknown origin.

Tephritis sp. at Washington, D.C., in Podolepis aristata seeds in aircargo from
Australia. Possibly Tephritis or a related genus at Eagle Pass, Tex., on chrysanthemum
flower in cargo from Mexico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

Among the incompletely determined insects of interest, other than fruit flies, were
the following:

Agriotes sp., probably lineatus (L.) (Elateridae), at Chicago, IIl., in soil with sham-
rock plant in mail from England.

A new species of aleyrodid, genus near Alewrodicus, in the subfamily Aleurodicinae,
at Brownsville, Tex., on orchid plants in cargo from Mexico.

Aleuroplatus sp. (Aleyrodidae), undescribed, at Nogales, Ariz., on bougainvillea in
baggage from Mexico.

Aleyrodidae, apparently a new genus and new species, at Washington, D.C., on
Citropsis sp. leaf in mail from the Belgian Congo.

Allocorhynus sp. (Curculionidae), an interesting weevil, at Brownsville, Tex., on
Dioon edule in cargo from Mexico.

Blastodacna sp. (Cosmopterygidae) at Hoboken, N.J., on Crataegus sp. stem in
cargo from the Netherlands.

A mite, Brevipalpus n. sp. (Tenuipalpidae) at Jacksonville, Fla., on lemon in stores
from Panama.

Byturus sp., probably tomentosus (F.) (Byturidae), at New York, N.Y., in raspberries
in air baggage from England.

Cladius sp., probably difformis (Panz.) (Tenthredinidae), at Chicago, Ill., on rose
in airmail from Germany; and at New York, N.Y., on rose in air baggage from England.

Cleonus sp. (Curculionidae) at Houston, Tex., in beet in stores from France; and at
New York, N.Y., in beet in stores from Italy.

Curculionidae, genus unknown, at Philadelphia, Pa., in Kola nut in quarters from
Sierra Leone.

_ Diaprepes sp., evidently famelicus (Ol.) (Curculionidae), at New York, N.Y., on
lily in aircargo from Bermuda.

Dinomachellus sp., near maculatus Scudder (Lygaeidae), genus new to U.S. National
Museum collection, at Washington, D.C., with Labiatae seed in aircargo from Angola.

Discocephalinae (Pentatomidae), not in U.S. National Museum collection, probably
a new genus and new species, at Miami, Fla., on orchid plant in baggage from Guate-
mala.

Epicaerus sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in potato tuber in baggage and
stores from Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in potato in stores from Mexico; and at Laredo,
Tex., in potato in baggage from Mexico,

Eriosoma sp. (Aphidae) at Honolulu, Hawaii, on apple in cargo from Tasmania and
in air stores and stores from Japan; and at New York, N.Y., on apple in baggage from
England.

CRulia” sp. (Tortricidae) at New York, N.Y., in nectarines, peaches, and plums in
cargo from Chile.

Gonipterus sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N.Y., on protea flowers in aircargo
from the Union of South Africa.

A curculionid, probably Gymnaetrinae, a very interesting specimen not in the U.S.
National Museum, at New York, N.Y., with apricot in cargo from the Union of South
Africa.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 9

Gymnandrosoma sp., near or aurantianum da Costa Lima (Olethreutidae), at Houston
Tex., in orange in stores from Peru.

Haplothrips sp., near setiger Pr. (Phlaeothripidae) at New York, N.Y., on buttercup
flowers in aircargo from Israel.

“Lecanium” sp. (Coccidae) at Washington, D.C., on Mazzard cherry in airmail
from Iran.

Lepidosaphes sp., probably camelliae Hoke (Coccidae), at Washington, D.C., on
Camellia sasanqua ‘Asahi-Boton’ in airmail from Japan.

Lizus sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N.Y., in beet in stores from Italy; and at
Philadelphia, Pa., in beet in stores from Egypt.

Meranoplus sp. (Formicidae), a species not represented in the U.S. National Museum
collection, at Washington, D.C., in moss with unidentified plant in aircargo from
Nepal.

Mapindse n. sp. (Pentatomidae) at Laredo, Tex., on bromeliad plant in cargo and
orchids in baggage and cargo from Mexico; at New York, N.Y., on orchid plants in
aircargo from Cuba; and at San Pedro, Calif., with Orchidaceae shakeout in aircargo
from Ecuador.

Psyllidae, probably subfamily Pauropsyllinae, new genus near Paurocephala new
species, very unusual, at Chicago, IIll., on roses in air quarters from Mexico.

Phenacoccus sp. (Coccidae), not placed as described species, at New York, N.Y.. on
snowdrop bulbs in cargo from Turkey; and at Washington, D.C., on shore drugsquill
bulbs in mail from the Isle of Crete.

Phloeosinus sp., possibly osumiensis Muray. (Scolytidae), at Miami, Fla. on ‘“‘cedar”’
dunnage from Japan.

Premnotrypes sp. (Curculionidae) at Galveston, Tex., in potato in stores from
Peru; at Miami, Fla., in potato in air baggage from Peru; at Mobile, Ala., in potato in
stores from Peru; at New Orleans, La., in potato in stores from Ecuador and Peru; and
at New York, N.Y., in potato in air baggage from Colombia.

Psylla sp. (Psyllidae) at Chicago, Ill., on pussywillow cuttings in mail from Ger-
many; at Honolulu, Hawaii, on chrysanthemum in baggage from Japan; and at New
York, N.Y., on birch leaves and twigs in air baggage from Finland.

Psylliodes sp. (Chrysomelidae) at Boston, Mass., and Galveston, Tex., in turnip in
stores from France; and at New York, N.Y., in turnip in stores from Norway.

Pyraustidae, a species not represented by larval stage in the U.S. National Museum
collection, at New York, N.Y., on jasmine petals in aircargo from France.

Rhyacionia sp., presumably duplana (Hbn.) (: lethreutidae), at Honolulu, Hawaii,
on terminal bud of 2-needle pine in air baggage from Japan.

Rhynchitzs sp. (Curculionidae) at Boston, Mass., in cherry in air stores from
France; and at Washington, D.C., in pear in air baggage from the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics.

Rolaspis sp. (Coccidae), does not match any species thus far assigned to the genus,
a Dallas, Tex., on leaves and stem of unidentified plant in mail from Southern Rho-

esla.

Saissetia sp., closest to S. exoleta DeLotto but distinct (Coccidae), at Washington,
D.C., on Gabon cherryorange in mail from the Belgian Congo.

Sitona sp. (Curculionidae) at Washington, D.C., on Medicago sp. plants with soil
in mail from Greece.

Strophosomus sp. (Curculionidae) at Chicago IIl., in forest litter with cut carnations
in air baggage from Germany; and at New York, N.Y., with heather in air baggage
from Germany, and with mixed cut flowers in aircargo from England.

Tetraleurodes sp. (Aleyrodidae), undescribed, at Honolulu, Hawaii, on teatree in
mail from Australia.

Thrips sp. (Thripidae), not familiar species, at Chicago, Ill., on cut lilac in air
quarters from Germany.

DISEASES

Incompletely determined pathogens worthy of mention were:
F Boru sp. at New York, N.Y., on Manihot sp. twigs in air baggage from Trini-
ad.
Cercospora sp. at Philadelphia, Pa., on Chamaedorea sp. leaf in aircargo from Mexico.
Corynespora sp., probably casszicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei, at Brownsville, Tex., on
tuftroot stems in cargo from Mexico.
Elsinoe sp. at Washington, D.C. on Rhynchosia sp. seed pods in aircargo from
Panama. As far as is known, this is unreported on this host.
Hendersonia sp. at Laredo, Tex., on Huphorbia sp. stem in baggage from Mexico.
None has been reported on this host as far as is known.

10 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Nectria sp. at Nogales, Ariz., on yucca leaves in baggage from Mexico.

Phyllosticta sp. at Hoboken, N.J., on pachysandra leaf in cargo from England;
and at New York, N.Y., on red escallonia leaf in aircargo from Brazil.

Phyllostictina sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on tuftroot in cargo from Mexico; and at
Laredo, Tex., on Beaucarnea sp. in cargo from Mexico.

Placosphaeria sp. at New York, N.Y., on common screwpine seed in aircargo from
Bermuda.

Septoria sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii, on lily bloom stalks in air baggage from Japan.

Sphenospora sp., probably kevorkianzi Linder, at Miami, Fla., on Hpidendrum sp. leaf
in aircargo from the Canal Zone, and on Oncidium variegatum leaf in air baggage from
the Dominican Republic.

Sphenospora sp., probably mera Cummins, at Laredo, Tex., on Odontoglossum sp.
in mail from Mexico.

Sphenospora sp. at Laredo, Tex., on Odontoglossum sp. in baggage from Mexico; and
at Miami, Fla., on Oncidium pusillum leaf in airmail from the Canal Zone.

Uredo n. sp. at Laredo, Tex., on Ornithocephalus bicornis in cargo from Mexico.

NEMATODES

Aphelenchoides sp.. probably besseyz Christie, at Miami, Fla., on oncidium leaf in
aircargo from El Salvador.

Aphelenchoides sp. at Baltimore, Md., in soil with carrot root in stores from the
Netherlands; at Boston, Mass., in soil with bulbs and plants in air baggage from the
Azores. in soil with carrots in stores from Argentina and in soil with sedum plants in
air baggage from France; at El Paso, Tex., in amaryllis bulbs in baggage from Mexico;
at Hoboken, N.J., in Bletilla hyacinthina stem sheath in cargo from the Netherlands,
in dahlia roots in mail from France and Germany and in cargo from Japan, and in
Heuchera ‘This’ leaves and stems in cargo from the Netherlands; at New York, N.Y., in
soil in aircargo from Germany; at Nogales, Ariz., in violet plants in baggage from
Mexico; at Norfolk, Va., in rice straw rugs in cargo from Japan; and at San Ysidro,
Calif., in Limonium sp. roots and in soil about mint plants in baggage from Mexico.

Aphelenchus sp. at Baltimore, Md., in celery root in stores from France; at Buffalo,
N.Y., in soil in baggage from Canada; at El Paso, Tex., in soil with cactus plants in
baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on roots of arrowroot plant in baggage
from Cuba; and at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with tuberose bulbs in baggage from Mexico.

Criconema n. sp. at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with tuberose bulbs in baggage from
Mexico.

Criconema sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with gardenia plants in baggage from Mexico.

Criconemordes n. sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with gardenia plants in baggage from
Mexico.

Criconemoides sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with bromeliad plants in cargo from
Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on roots of Pilea sp. (?) in air baggage from Guatemala;
at Tampa, Fla., in soil in air baggage from Cuba; and at Ysleta, Tex., in soil with
viburnum plants in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus sp., probably destructor, at Hoboken, N.J., in dahlia roots in mail from
France, and in tigerflower bulbs in mail from the Netherlands.

Ditylenchus sp., undescribed, at New York, N.Y., in lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo
from Denmark.

Ditylenchus sp. at El Paso, Tex. in soil with Liliaceae plants in baggage from Mexico;
at Hoboken, N.J., in dahlia roots in mail from Germany, and in narcissus bulbs in
mail from Denmark; at New York, N.Y., in lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo from
Denmark; at Nogales, Ariz., in garlic in cargo from Mexico; and at San Pedro, Calif.,
in narcissus bulbs in cargo from Japan.

Gottholdsteineria sp. at Baltimore, Md., in soil with carrot and turnip roots in stores
from the Netherlands, and in soil with turnip roots in stores from England; at Boston,
Mass., in dahlia roots in air baggage from Canada, and in soil with tarragon plant in
air baggage from France; and at El Paso, Tex., in soil with unidentified plant in
baggage from Mexico.

Helicotylenchus sp., undescribed, at Miami, Fla., in soil with miscellaneous plants in
aircargo from British Honduras.

Helicotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with bulbs, dahlia roots, and unidenti-
fied plants in air baggage from Portugal, in soil with Echeveria sp. plants in air baggage
from Albania, in soil with rubbertree plant in quarters from the Union of South Africa,
and in soil with sansevieria plants in quarters from French Equatorial Africa; at Eagle
Pass, Tex., in soil with begonia, caladium, and other plants in baggage from Mexico;
at El Paso, Tex., in soil with plant in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., with
anthurium roots in baggage from Mexico, with roots of unidentified grass in mail from

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 11

Mexico, in soil sample and in soil with agave, begonia, bougainvillea, codiaeum, fern,
heliconia, hibiscus, Jasmine, Liliaceae, philodendron, and _ unidentified plants,
avocado and mango seedlings, and narcissus bulbs in baggage from Mexico, and in
soil with Beaucarnea sp. and bromeliad plants in cargo from Mexico; at Miami, Fla.,
in soil on breadfruit roots in aircargo from Cuba, in soil on orchid roots in air baggage
from Brazil, and in soil with miscellaneous plants in air baggage from Bolivia and
Panama; and at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with asparagus fern in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably avenae, at Port Everglades, Fla., in soil on new automobiles
in cargo from France.

Heterodera sp., probably punctata, at Miami, Fla., in soil with automobile in cargo
from Germany.

Heterodera rostochiensis group, may be H. tabacum Lownsbery and Lownsbery, at
El! Paso, Tex., in soil with begonia plant in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably trifolit (Goffart) Oostenbrink, at Mobile, Ala., in soil on
automobiles in cargo from Germany.

Heterodera sp., probably weissi Steiner, at Wilmington, N.C., in soil with used
bagging in cargo from Canada.

Heterodera sp. was intercepted 263 times at 27 ports from the following locations:
Argentina, Azores, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Egypt, Eng-
land, Europe (country(?)), France, Germany, Greece, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Indonesia,
Treland, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Peru,
Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Union of South Africa,
an unknown origin, Uruguay, and Yugoslavia. These interceptions were taken from
sand ballast, soil as such, and soil with the following: Army vehicles, canned ham
cases, clubmoss, conex boxes, cut flowers, earth-moving equipment, ferns, gladiolus
corms, lily-of-the-valley pips, miscellaneous bulbs, cuttings, plants, roots, and tubers,
new and used automobiles, old bagging, shoes, sod, truffles, and vegetables.

Hoplolaimus sp., an undescribed species, might be considered a new genus, at
Laredo, Tex., in soil with cuttings of various plants in baggage from Mexico.

Meloidogyne sp., probably hapla, at New York, N.Y., in Pyrethrum sp. roots in air-
cargo from Scotland.

Meloidogyne sp., close to incognita acrita, possibly a new species, at Miami, Fla.,
with heliconia root in air baggage from Cuba.

Meloidogyne sp. at Boston, Mass., with miscellaneous plants in air baggage from
Bermuda, in soil with fig plant in air baggage from Italy; at Eagle Pass, Tex., with
begonia and other potted plants in baggage from Mexico; at Hoboken, N.J., in achi-
menes tubers in mail from India, in African violet roots in baggage from Brazil, in
Anemone hepatica roots in mail from England, in Artemesza sp. roots in mail from Ger-
many, In astilbe roots in cargo from the Netherlands; in begonia cuttings in mail from
France and in begonia roots and stems in mail from England, in caladium in cargo
from Guatemala, in calla lily in cargo from France and Italy, in clematis in cargo from
the Netherlands and in mail from England, in Colocasia sp. tuber in mail from St.
Kitts, in dahlia in mail from Australia, in periwinkle roots in mail from Canada, in
Thalictrum dipterocarpum ‘Hewitt’s Double’ in cargo from the Netherlands, and in
Thomsonia nepalensis tubers in cargo from India; at Laredo, Tex., in banana roots and
in caladium in cargo from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil on roots of arrowroot plant
in baggage from Cuba; at New Orleans, La., in sweetpotato in stores from Peru; and
at San Pedro, Calif., in roots of an unidentified plant in air baggage from Costa Rica.

Paraphelenchus sp. at San Diego, Calif., in garlic bulb in stores from Japan.

Pratylenchus sp., probably penetrans, at New York, N.Y., in Aconitwm napellus
roots in aircargo from the Netherlands.

Pratylenchus sp., near penetrans, at New York, N.Y., in clematis and Helleborus
odorus roots in aircargo from the Netherlands.

Pratylenchus sp., undescribed, at New York, N.Y., in yam tubers in baggage from
Trinidad.

Pratylencius sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with Colocasia sp. tubers in air baggage
from the Azores; at Laredo, Tex., in soil with miscellaneous plants in baggage from
Mexico; at Hoboken, N.J., in anthurium roots in mail from Barbados, in clematis in
cargo from the Netherlands, in dahlia in cargo from Japan and in mail from Germany,
in bleedingheart in cargo from the Netherlands, in iris in cargo from Japan and in
mail from England and the Netherlands, and in torchlily in cargo from the Nether-
lands; at New York, N.Y., in aconitum, broom, clematis, Helleborus sp., and larkspur
roots in aircargo from the Netherlands, in Pulmonaria sp. roots in aircargo from
England, in soil with malanga tuber in cargo from Cyprus, and in yam root in air
baggage from Jamaica; and at Tampa, Fla., in soil in air baggage from Cuba.

12 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Psilenchus sp., at El Paso, Tex., in soil with Liliaceae and unidentified plants in
baggage from Mexico; and at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with asparagus fern and tuberose
bulbs in baggage from Mexico.

Rotylenchulus sp. at San Diego, Calif., in soil with codiaeum in baggage from Nica-
ragua.

Holyieachus n. sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with seed potatoes in air baggage from
Scotland.

Rotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with lily-of-the-valley plants in air baggage
from England, and in soil with sedum plant in air baggage from Spain.

Scutellonema sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with amaryllis, “bay”’ trees, begonias, and
gladiolus corms in air baggage from the Azores.

Tylenchorhynchus sp., near capitatus, at Brownsville, Tex., in soil with palm plant
in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus sp. at Baltimore, Md., in soil with turnip root in stores from
England; at Boston, Mass., in sod in mail from Canada, in soil with unidentified roots
in air baggage from an unknown origin, and in soil with strawberry plants in air
baggage from France; at El Paso, Tex., in soil with begonia plant in baggage from
Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in soil with agave plants, avocado seedling, bougainvillea
plants, jasmine, and unidentified plants in baggage from Mexico; and at Norfolk, Va.,
in rice straw rugs in cargo from Japan.

Tylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in aubrieta plants in air baggage from England; at
El Paso, Tex., in soil with unidentified plants in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo,
Tex., in soil with tractor in cargo from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in soil with unidentified
plants in air baggage from Cuba; at New York, N.Y., in soil in aircargo from Germany;
at San Pedro, Calif., in lily-of-the-valley in cargo from Denmark; and at Ysleta, Tex.,
in soil with unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Xiphinema sp. at Boston, Mass., in ginger root in baggage from Liberia and in soil
with sedum plant in air baggage from Spain; at Laredo, Tex., in soil sample and in
soil with avocado seedling, begonia, jasmine, and unidentified plants in baggage from
eens and at San Juan, P.R., in soil with citrus roots in preflight inspection of air

aggage.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

13

Country

Africa:
Africa (country (?))_-_------
PAlperiae waa co. ey wees
Belgian) Congos 22-2.
Ganaryisiandss 22-5" 2 =- ==
Cape Verde Islands_---_-----
inside Africa (country (?))--~--
French West Africa________-

INIOLOCCOSS Soe ee eee
IMorocco(()) see ea aa
Mozambique_._-_----------
INU reget ea A cls ee ee
Nigeria (?) eee Sa a tee
North Africa (country (?))__-
Sierra pleone ses ee
Manganyikas sso oo se N as
a NTS re eS eee

Asia:
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BUTI a eee aa ee ae

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INep a] sa en as Be eae

IT Ke yee ge ed et eRe

Mietnamee rset ee eae

VrGinmeen a (0) he Se ee
Australasia:

American Samoa__---------

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Christmas Island________---

Gira Been an RS tes

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Kwajalein’ sss see os
Kewajalein|(?) en
Mariana Islands______-___-
Midway Islands_--_-_------
Midway Islands(?)__-____--
Netherlands East Indies____
New Caledonia____-___--_---
News Guineas ae aerees

Insect | Disease

Number | Number

0 2
1 1
2 0
1 1
1 0
1 0
15 1
1 3
4 0
4 0
11 0
73 0
2 0
0 4
1 0
1 0
4 0
1 0
0 1
3 0
55 83
2 1
1 0
2 5
7 23
1 1
4 2
23 14
10 55
12 9
0 1
1 0
4 0
2 1
7 2
449 481
6 0
1 0
3 2
2 0
2 0
5 1
1 0
1 0
5 1
2 0
4 0
0 1
2 0
48 62
1 0
0 19
1 0
1 0
3 1
12 0
10 1
4 0
436 5
0 1
4 0
1 0
1 0
1 0
2 0
1 0
2 0
0 1
0 2
0 4
5 4

Country

Australasia—Continued
Palmyrajlsland=) 22 aa
Palmyra Island(?)_---------
Philippines se
South Pacific_____-_-------

Europe:
‘Austria 2 ae

Belgium ____- Heese S<sSo0ce

Denmark= hs oh ese ue
DANE ee os Be eee
Europe (country (?))_-------
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Germany seen Sn
Germany (?)) = 202 222 S228
Great Britain (country (?))__-
Greece. 222642. thse b5- 32

[reland: Sse eee eee ee
Ttallye Sete a 08 Rae

Netherlands#=.2222 =) ===
Northern Ireland

TERI baat CUTE ei a Ce a a

Switzerlande=ee eae an

Union of Soviet Socialist R «-

DUblics# sie eee
Wiuposlavias =e
North America:

Bermuda eee eee

7p (CERN ee eee
Central America:

British Honduras__--__-_-

CanaliZones= =e

Central America (coun-

tory ((2)))) Bee neers

Nicaragua se) Sener
JereWotey eoy: alate ot Se op ed
Iceland ee een

West Indies:
American Virgin Islands-___
yA U1 ae eee eee

Barbados___-------
British West Indies" (is-_
Ta ((2)))) eee
Cuba he erataie ais coe ye
Curacao See ee erg
Dominican Republic-_--__---
OB We Pe eety te ea aE ager
Jamaica esse. suber be sae
Puerto Rico2 52) 2 sess! 5--
SeUiKaitts ake saa Og ee
pLOTtO lam Ones ae ee eee

Insect

Number

toe kNOR Re

—"
iter) - e
HNN ROP PRO ONE

is)

Disease

Number

Corny COCOeCoeo

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SCroononrws

to

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—
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14

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table—Continued

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Number | Number Number | Number
South America: Totals

Areentitives =o 2) eee eee 13 62 IAT RICA eS 5 ee ee ees 181 96
INTRO MHUEN Bann seaassaas = 10) 1 ASA A RS Rn ee eae 507 600
Bolivinw enn ec ania, yee ot 1 1 Australasia =e 591 109
Brailes eee a a 60 70 uno peas = ye ee eee 999 307
BritishiGuianases eee ene 5 1 North America_-—->2_ 2) 3" 1,103 390
Chiles sere see te ee 34 10 South America_____________ 234 169
Colon brake eee eee 14 1 Winkksn'o wants = eee eee 38 21
Wcuadorse = ae nee eee 79 10
RATA gaye eee en 0) 5 Totalit.o5-2hliee eee 3,703 1,692
Peruse seas 22a Sea eee eee 8 6 Total incompletely deter-
South America (country (?))__ 1 (0) mined pests___________ 2,603 852
SURI ee ee eae Ee eee on 33 0
Wirtiypeny Hees kes oe (0) 1 Totalinsect interceptions__}| 6,306 |___-____-
Venez uelaan’)s8 Oar anaes 15 1 Total disease interceptions_|________ 2,544
Wenezuelai()) 2 ae 2 a eee ee 1 (0) Grand total*#___._________ 8,850

* This total represents only pests of known or potential plant quarantine importance or certain or-
ganisms of scientific significance. The total of all interceptions made during the year was 25,296.

NotTEe.—Interceptions were also made from Albania, Angola, Cameroons, Crete, Ethiopia, Federation
of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, French Equatorial Africa, Ghana, Greenland, Korea, Lithuania, Montserrat,

St. Lucia, St. Vincent, and Saudi Arabia.

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-

tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i fa in—
fol at a
3q/ 6 |.
20 t a6
Be} a o:s
oO ° aa
16) Z | oy
Acalymma trivittata (Mann.) (Chrysomelidae):
IBROMELVARSD ce ee oe a ee aa ay Mexico ssh iis ae aerate see ers eel hd ttaxe
Chrysanthemums pee ee ee eee | tee Coke Ca a eS WW eeelessal) Caliti
Acalypta parvula (Fallén) (Tingidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)__________________ Trelands.2 26 es see eee el eo 1 | Mass
Acanthoscelides bixrae (Drapiez) (Bruchidae):
BBO OT CLI TU soe ae a a ase BPAY Wyatt Se eo ye eeellessa) Clie
spears hesomg haemorrhoidale (L.) (Pentatomi-
ae):
Arbutus sp-.(Mmadrone) e222 ee Trelande= = S-6 9 === ee eee Pe INES
FUROCOGEN AT OTUNS) eet ea Hngland22222 2 ee 1 | S22 SSS INES
Aceria marochelus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
WA'cerispe (maple) are eee ee ee eee eee rances.. ote oe oa SS 227 | oe eas
Aceria macrorhynchus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
“Alcercsp si (map le) Vans oes a eee ee i CL Ee ad ee ieee C0 Koes apc as gs Bese |e Wao set nuns
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae):
All LiauIneyGeD GA (OMI OT) pepe ea ae | ote Spl paee Se 10 eo | eeen ex:
Achatina achatine (L.) (Achatinidae):
Carco— renerall Seo ant? Sse eS ee eee DBF OYE) oh ts pea eo ee SS 1 eS ES Nae
Achatina fulica Fer. (Achatinidae):
BBG a Ce ren cry eet ete ae aera, 2 Hawalies< fae eee eee saeS) Chine
Mailiparcelit 2-425 22S eo Se eso ee Clee aye aay ee 10 es ee erlaware
Aconophora sinanjensis Eon: (Membracidae):
Caricapapayou(papaya) anne INfexicon ee ee eee 1 Ale lex
Acrolepia assectella ( Att ) (Hyponomeutidae):
Alliumipornum (leek) 25222522 France, Italy, Nether- |____| 5 |_---| Pa., S.C.
lands, Portugal.
Adelphocoris lineolatus (Goeze) (Miridae):
UreNibag 0) EW 0 Capen 2 ee Sy (mp mS ee ast Mary lad albany AS Unknownleeee ane ep ele oll | ies RIN
Adozxophyes orana (F. R.) (Tortricidae):
Malusisyinest,7si (apple) ae eee eee Germany -e ene ea |e Ne
rae Bins (MEG) Sa Se sek Se ay Netherlands-_---_______ OSes oe | NEE
Aeneolamia varia (F.) (Cercopidae):
Airplanes sea ESN Te eh ee ee an ee (irinidad a= =e Ses 23 2S Pans
Beneearee varia saccharina (Dist.) (Cercopi- |
ae):
AIT plane 2a rei de PN es Rn een British West Indies Sos) US Heasa|| TPR

(island(?)), Jamaica,

Trinidad.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

19

59

15

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

PES tenuicornis Bagn.(?) (Aeolothripi-
ae):
Ranunculus sp. (buttercup)___-______._____-_
Aethus indicus (Westw.) (Cydnidae):
BAS Ta Lae epee re bn el ee ee ape ys
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):
Cassia fistula (goldenshower senna)_________-
Agonozena pyrogramma Meyr. (Agonoxenidae):
Gocosmuceyerai(coconut) == — ee ee
Agrostothrips guillarmodi Hood (Thripidae):
VATE GSE AGL UGE NC, er oe a ate
Ghrysopogonwmontanuse ee ea
HOT NECRLOGACE DERSTS SAS aps ae
ELAS DOTTRENLOA URE eee lpecen ep ne
PP ONUCUTINGEUSEU TI een
Alcidodes dentipes (Ol.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
EZSTAVUTASD soe ee Aree EE a
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus limon (lemon)
C. SMES (Omi) 5 ee ees ae ee
(ORSAPOAS BL Oa ea ee gee eer Rr,
Psidium guajava (guava)
Aleuroglandulus emmae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
Orchid
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae Rs]. (Aleyrodidae):
Coffeaisp.(cofiee) p= = ae cee eee
Aleuroplatus variegatus Q. & B.(?) (Aleyrodidae):
Vera bina 7c aS ee SEE ieee amr OR ENS ae ela
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Mask.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Aleurotuberculatus jasmint Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
VASMIUNUMISPs GASMMINe) soe ee ee
Althos graptosternus Stal (Coreidae):
Orchid
Althos obscurus (F.) (Coreidae):
BT OTMELTGIS Dee et en ee Ae a ea a at
IBromelta diate, gyn eee ews te Pa ee eN ye es da oe
Anacentrinus insularis Buch. (Curculionidae):
Saccharum offictnarum (sugarcane)-_____-_---
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Calocarpum sapota (sapote)_--______-_-------
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)________--_--

C. limon var. ponderosa (ponderosa lemon) - ~~
Gmparadisy, (grapetruit) aes ee eee
Giisaveristse (OLAN Ee) es ee eee ee

Gydoniazoblongas (quince) ==2—-—-=--5- ==="
Mangiferaindica (mango)_-_._-_-.._----_-_

ARUN ALSE DETSUCOM (CAC) mee eye a es ee
Punica granatum (pomegranate)________--_-
Pyrus communis (pear)__---------.--------
Anasiepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-
ae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_--_---------------

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin , ae
Q ke 1
ef |e ls
Sa] o jaa
ao 4 rome)
as! 6 |os
° i
6) Z |p
Tigre e ect te te apres vere Tier | Sacees | ep
Japanken ea see Pe ees | ie eee
Tey ti Beep Seren ees 1h | eS | a=
(GEN on. ee eee eee Te aera ee
Union of South Africa _|____]_---] 1
Ryry Sees (0 Ko yeaa aie aaah ys | Pana 0 PS A 2 ea)
casks £0 (0) ese ie cen Er me es | aie pe (ER eH eh
Sees Le ys nt | PE | a eT)
Behe pore OG Fe ae ep ey an [ee (aT
Sierra Leone____._-__- BOE sen aew
Philippiness === se ly ease 528
IMiexi cots ae eee De gies | ee
Be abe GO aa eye A Tg ee |ore
Jamaica, Mexico_____-_ (7m ee el RES
IMIEXI CO = eer a ane en yerne Ae es eee
rape Stans (0 Ko}. = Leip eae ee 3 PO ee I 9}
ee al CO Eee he See ose Alicea | cha | eae Van
Sear co me Ae a ee | roa |
Braz es pee ee ese easel ue Jee eu tiow et Usb eas
Philippines 2222.92 ae oof | he [apie
IH cuadorsee aoe ee emer) races) hee |
IMfex1 CO serge e segaee eae: ae a ah eee DD
Sioa Sa ae ap ae | Pa | ge Ree
Guba eee oa yy Veer RS
IMiCXi CO Saar pe nanan ie | ey al ee
Guatemaila; Mexico=22 5) 190252 aae
IMexicoveee jms Mh sees pee
ePRIER OUR erie Ae eee LOM Ss 52=
DED 6 Ka yap tae ee aes (hac I} Oi ee
eyed fe £0 Ko eer re tes cs] Pee) Uy UN eee Ly SU
Guatemala, Mexico____| 61 |_---_]____
IMPexI CO Ss Ure einer iN ee
pis pea 6 Ko Ri Me 8S Pas Rs are ta i ec 2)
ei saseal (c Ko Peeler arene oe ea hele (| bead BE See
American Virgin Is- 76 oN eee
lands, Colombia,
Costa Rica, Cuba,
Dominican Republic,
E] Salvador, Guate-
mala, Haiti, Hon-
duras, Jamaica,
Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Puerto
Rico, Trinidad.

Collected

in—

Mass., Tex.
Ariz.

Calif.,* Tex.
Ariz.

Mex:

Tex.

Wash.
Calif.*

Tex.
Tex.

Fla.

Ariz., La.,

Tex.
Ariz., Tex.
Tex.

Tex.

16

PLANT QUARNATINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 80, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection|

Pest and host

Country of origin

Collected
in—

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-
dae)—Con.
Psidtum guajava (guava)_-___..-_..__.-____
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)________________
S. mombin (yellow mombin)________-_______

S. purpurea (purple mombin)_______________

SDONAUS Sp toe yy atoeh ae an pee ie ar MR on
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)________
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)_-_________________
Anastrepha striata Schin. (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)_________________--
Anastrepha striata Schin.(?) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)____________-__---_
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Psidvum guajava (guava)) 2 ee

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
‘ ean’’

Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean) _ ___
Andrector atrofasciata (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)_________-______-__-
Antsolabis marginalis (Dohrn) (Labiduridae):

Sphagnum moss (packing with plants)_______
Araneae albolineatus Champ. (Curculioni-

ae):

Anthonomus rectirostris (L.) (Curculionidae):

Pras spa (Cherry) 92 soe ee lee
Antonina bambusae (Mask.) (Coccidae):

IBATMD OOM ae LT TDRSS List WARE RL edit 8 Oa
Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):

Cynara scolymus (artichoke)________________
Anuraphis tulipae (Fonsc.) (Aphidae):

J ROR NTT ays I TN a UL Bt es

Truliparsp tees oa a 2 ened’

Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)__________
GRStTENS18 1 (OLAN LE) eee a

COLTER TICS) 0) ish eons i eS BR Sy 8

Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut).__..__.__-_-_____-_

Cucasis evo lantern Oa ae pay a pete ale PRO et ah She
Masdevallia sp. (orchid)
Pet rr ees tn A PEE eT A a
Apion carduorum Kirby (Curculionidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke)________________
Araecerus levipennis Jord. (Anthribidae):
TICUCH ENG GLAU CEs ee ee ee ee ERE
Arion ater (L.) (Arionidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Juglans regia (English walnut)
Soil with miscellaneous plants

Puerto Rico__________

E] Salvador___________

Central America
(country (?)), Costa
Rica, E] Salvador,
Guatemala, Nica-
Tagua.

Cuba, E1 Salvador,
Guatemala, Mexico,
Nicaragua.

Cuba

Guatemala___________
Mexico = aka ae aaa
El Salvador, Mexico___

Cuba, Puerto Rico____-

Republic, Haiti,
Jamaica, Panama,
Puerto Rico, St.
Kitts, Tortola,
Trinidad.
Bahamas____________-_

NT exico ss see eae:
Germany2ee ses
DS ENS FE pe i a a
France, Italy_________
ing lance ee

Netherlands. _________

JAPA ee eave

CEH AY ee ee

Hing land eae
Hrancese en eee

frelandean saa en

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
se] 5 |e
ao 1 (a0
i i=] oa
One ° ine
Ss) Za
IB eee |
LS | Sees | Reese
10 thy | eee
LO) | ees ee
1 ec bea lh
ge eh laa
2 pal | See cee
PIES elles Se
es | ee | wre
6 in|
2, | ese Eee
32 Ca Oe
A} SS | Sia
Sell aN | ee
Be ee 1
Arles 2
], | Sees | eee
oe | EAD,
4 esse
Pee is S| /9 2}
oS ale ene
De es ee eee
1 24 aee
Memes | ie | eeu
PAA esl melt
a} | are | ee
+ WOE PERE el
1 | ee ee
Be Vee a
Oe leer ee
Pee eel tens |
eeealisesat) al
Sere see 1

N.Y.
Fla.
Cahf.,* La.

Calif., Fla.,
La., Tex.

INEYG
Fla.

Calif.*

Ariz., Tex.

Ariz., Calif.*

Fla., IIL,
P.R.

Fla.

1) EN Oe
N.Y.,
P:R., St.
Thomas &
St. John.

Fla.

Sc.

N.J.

Mex:
Mich.
Hawaii.
NENG:

N.J.
NEE NEY,
Tex.

Hawaii.

Calif.,*
Hawaii.

Fla.,
Hawaii.

Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawail.

N.Y.
Hawaii.
N.Y.

D.C.
Mass.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

17

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Arion circumscriptus Johnston (Arionidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)-_---___-_--

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) _________-
Paeonia sp. (peony)
Trifolium repens var. (shamrock)_---___-__-~-
Aulapaasp ya (Gulp) ese a de eee ee
Arion hortensis Fer. (Arionidae):
Aptium graveolens (celery)__.---------------
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)----_--__-
Juglans regia (Erglish walnut)______________
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Rootsionunknown plant= 24-2 - 2 = ose eee
Soil with Leontopodium sp. (edelweiss)-_____ ~~
Sorliwathyp ante eas eee en ee ee
VWaclasspan(violet) eras ee tae eee
Aspidaphium cuspidati Stroyan (?) (Aphidae):
With Frazinus sp. (ash
Aspidiotus britannicus Newst. (Coccidae):
BuTisESD sd (DOX WOO) eee ees
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon) (Coccidae):
Camellia japonica (camellia)__________--__--
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)__-_-_________-
LE TROER TES STV RIOD aa ES a a cet ne Or
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Artocarpus communis (breadfruit)___________
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_._...._---__--_---

Roystonea regia (royalpalm)________________
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) ________
Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
Theobroma cacao (cacao)____________-_-____-
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):
Chlorophytum sp
Aspidiotus heneeele Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Hedera sp. (ivy)
oes herculeanus Ckll. & Hadden (Cocci-
ae):
TES 2 Tepe ne psf Sete The ee aL ay Wt ea ee
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)__________-
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Ghlorophytum sp aoe ee eee
EV el er eS ps (th) eee tater she: rainy cde a nee het wet we era
Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):
EET SESD ere ce eee Emenee
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
Bal bOO apr ame Ae 2 Na. San ayo eee ae anh oe
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouché) (Coccidae):
Brassia verrucosa (orchid)
Broughtonia sp. (orchid)_________-___-___~--
Bulbophyllum rothschildianum (orehid)_____ ~~
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
Coelogyne sp. (orchid)_________--_-_--__---
Epidendrum brassavolae (orchid)_—__________
LOR ONTO TOE) os BE RS Se eS aera.
Oncidium hyphaematicum (orchid)___________
Oncidzumisp ieee eee ene ne nein
Or chic Rent Pet ene c AUN Cpe ons Sue Le mete

Vanda sp. (orchid
Aulacaspis latissima Git ) (Coccidae):

Rosaxwichuratana.—_ 2 See ee
Aulacaspis mangiferae (Newst.) (Coccidae):

Mangifera indica (mango)__________________

Baris lepidii Germ. (Curculionidae):

Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)___________

Germany se=nee a sree
Netherlands__________
Hrances smeysee eee ene
CGenm any Sees eee

Portugal yee

Wen yaya nase oe Sots

Cubahj.c esse eee ee

Philippines] = _ 592 =
Turkey wok eps

Cubatresiahe ae ee ann

UaMalcawe eee en ee

Bolivia, Brazil, Costa
Rica, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Jamaica,
Mexico.

Jamaica eee eee eee

| El Salvador, Panama__

Poland =e saie ee veman ae

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Collected
in—

e | lg
38 | 8 De |
a2] a |&2
Stl) Vey Reh
oO Z ie
iE Feral UP Hae
bee WE | es ce 1
PG SS 1
digg |eetees S| te
BU | eee ae |
Hea es ese
PARI Ne SaaS a
Ue eh De 1
Srutied OE ena
ee es 1
ee 1
oN sa 1
GL | ESA | a2
S| ee 1
alee ees
pe Sts Goes 1
eee | ee. 1
ea a |e
cf Sa I ee 1
2s | Ral | ee
Wey ore | ilies 1
ae eee 1
baa Heese 1
aie Lara: 1
RES ae eee 1
BssS4 MN oe 1
ee Lene 1
AD ae ee
N74) a a
ee el es 1
pikes ||| ee 1
el Lip ees
iL ye | a=
b Ree ND 1
es 5 |
PPI SeeNY | 2,
me te ala 1 WT}
AS ivd| RY 1
eee as 1
ee eae lk 2
HE eaeyan tie sam 1
Sea ee 1
P| eee lO
ey tees 1
a) cee Wi
ti) | eee Oe
ee yelp las

St. Thomas
& St. John

Fla.,
Hawaii.*
Fla,
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
D.C.
Hawaii.
Mass.
Fla.
Calif.*

Hawaii.
Fla.

Mass.

Hawaii.

Calif.,* Fla.,
PR, ex:

Fla.

D.C.

Calif.*

N.C.

18

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From. July 1, 1958, Through June 380, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Batrachedra linaria Clarke (Cosmopterygidae):
SAI GOL GAS se er a a a attendee ee abs SEE eI
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)
Blissus diplopterus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)_ _.
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Brachycerus al irus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)
Brachystethus rubromaculatus Dallas (Pentato-

Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Bradybaenidae):
SAN Latemts pes Py Se io eae yo mE =, OE
NOE OP IEOO HOB) Does ics eas ek eee aes
Brassica rapa (turnip)
Codzaeum'sp: (codiaeui)s2255 555-2225 222 22
Cordyline terminalis (ti)__.__._..._--._---___-
Blowerstandifoliage: 9) s2 sss ee ee
HO lisip ey easites ashen a Bh 3S a ote, See

Balanvmasyy ss (ils) eae ae eae ee ee
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
@rchidsttese Bhi a a Ee ee fy oy at ood OE aE

Pedilanthus sp. (slipperflower)
IPRAcomenrita | SPeCtOSQa eee ee
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)
Viarida) spb 28 yee Uw i a eal a online, alate
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.)(?) (Bradybaenidae):
Tay COnuSichunenstSaae eee ee eee
Brevipalpus obovatus Donn. (Tenuipalpidae):
Cutting—unidentified
Br covealiis phoenicis (Geijskes) (Tenuipalpi-
ae):
Carzcatpapayay(papay2) 22= eee
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
Gelomoni (lemon) se ee ee ee
Ciisvenisvsu (Orange) ec eee
Litchv chinensis: (lychee) -_--- 222 2 5 2 2
ISLET UALIULUTUL ETT eae ee
Bryobia ehari Pritchard & Keifer (Tetranychi-

ae):
Chrysanthemum s
Cactophagus validirostris (Gyll.)

ae):
PROG EN aTON: SD ne ee
Callidium rufipenne Motsch. (Cerambycidae):
Quarters of a merchant vessel______________
Wood
Callirhytis glandium (Giraud) (Cynipidae):
Quercus sp. (oak)
Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):

(Curculioni-

Capitophorus braggiti (Gill)(?) (Aphidae):
1 & Whe] 0] Yaar ee tas Uy Lee Rien ures ee TS
Carposina ntponensits Wlghm. (Carposinidae):
Malusisylvestris (apple)oo = - 2. eee
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)
Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna)-_-___-_ ~~~
Gasstaiapes tek. stu a ak Se Ae Ne eg
TGC LUM Cee ee ae nent er Neenom an

Number of

intercep-

tions in—
Country of origin ‘ > Te

EAL
5qa| 6 |%.
gS) 4 | 88
or C) os

Oo Z |Ay

Mexicos=2 ou sata DEG AAS NTT
Venezuela___________- 1 fa ase [i
Union of South Africa__} 1 |____|____
eS a Goes re hss oe Oe 0 eae
Miter] sy Ue ee Pease ate ees ALA Ra hee
Hpcesiee pe doses 525 SRG 4S eee teal
British Honduras______ eS esl fe! ell lena
Hawallissss4 5555 asia = A 3} os | be
ah Goss 522 ois SG fe
Brazil pense aes EAN Es) Ba Sei Ra
Hawail= a=. 55 ss ane Lt || ee |
Elena ate doe =. REO) aati Va al ee
a a doves ste s2 5555455) +2. ee ee
re ahh Goes: NAA MOOT) S CEA EE eh Ea
BA io AG ae halla | MERI |
Cubatweiys ieee Rie tf) a
Bermuda. -___-_=__--_ 1 i Sse Se | ge
pe dos 15255 2 Se ae | RS |

Brazil, Hawaii________ 2h aes
await. Lenya eee ee ee Sellen IL
MA as 2 Sis eas ah ne AML | re aaa
SSA GO Sere AAG os xe ali Belle aie Skee
BREET ee doles sso eee AGM Eee ee
Hongyiong==2 saan eel eed IL
iBermudaesses seen 1h | aaa A eee
Guba ate et ees i} 55 | eres |
AT re ntinaee sean IE Ao Bat |
Costa Rica, Italy_____- 1 ] ee
Cubase Lvs S| ee
awaits oe DP ees | Ree
avr) Came eep as epee nenant RE Se LA TaD
Japan ts te SOs ENON e LP LAS 23 ee
Miexi cos ee aes so22 (et 4| eel
JR pan meets te = aA EL ea
BN ale AG ae iD eg 2
Portugale===- =e Ly a Leet
Mexico =) ee ae WLC) Maes | Moa]
Canal Zone, Mexico____|____|____] 2
Mexico== se | ee Paes
Japan hee 1 5) || eee
French West Africa_.__| 1 |_-_-|--__
Hawaii. >. eee pe 2
Hibbs (0 (eae a | eee ee
peg ee Gos. 5 = BREE TS NER PSS TT
Netherlands East Ls ABLE, | | Ae
Indies.

HPO IN Calera ps MS FREES Be] AES

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

Tex.

Fla.
Calif.*, Fla.

N.Y.

Tex.
Fla., Tex.

Ill.

Hawaii, Pa.,
Wash.

INGYS
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
N.Y.

Md.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

19

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin é SH in—
jo) Ag
=| 213
Sea| 5 | #a|
2-2] a | 22)
oie ic) i) + |
oO Zi | e4
Cassida circumdata Hbst. (Chrysomelidae):
PUD AMere a ert a Eno ee eee a Qua mee eee eee SES it | eee iiawanie
Cecilioides acicula (Miller) (Achatinidae):
(CVPR: Sake Bo lt ee ae CG RR Sl i ese le hem Nite) Ay See ee es AS | ee I et (NEN Gs
Soil with Citrus limon (lemon) plant_________|----- GOS 2e 44 ee mele een ets eae ede iViags:
Soil with Dahlia sp. and Gladiolus sp.__-_____| France___------------ P28) | eis aiViass:
Soil with miscellaneous plants______________ Ni Gall yess ees ase EE Es | Peas:
Vaclasspwwaolet) sas 2425-2 6en Se Fe bee ee doze ea eos a atae loow ips |e See Loa} INOS.
Cecilioides aperta (Swainson) (Achatinidae):
Sol Bee ee aot Pee ee See Se eaeee Dominican Republic___| 1 |____]____ Fla.
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint) plant___________ Cuba 32 4a ele s ree Wie ye | OME,
Cenopalpus pulcher cc & F.) (Tenuipalpidae):
Prunus amygdalus (almond)_____-__--_----- LAE Ov Sante ie area a OA epee les eal TD AGS
JEG TOS S103 (Go) ase Oe eee) ran celes seer pe ee |), ST EGA
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephr iuidae):
Crtrus grandis (pummelo)_.__=--_-.----==2 Italy, unknown__-_____ 1 12) 2 | Massie eNO:
CGRparadusw (erapeinuit) ese ee eee Brazil, Heypt2222 ot) GL Pg a is Pat iTexs
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)_____________ Argentina, Cyprus, 7 3 |____] Mass., N.Y.
Italy, Spain, Syria. Pa.
GMsinenstsn OLANge) eae eee en eee Argentina, Costa Rica, 8) > Le |bea NCalifsstcGas
Egypt, Israel, Italy, Mass.,
Portugal, Spain, un- INEM sha,
known. Tex.
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)____.____.____ Pawar ibe see set anaes We oh ORE
Hawaii.
CO TCONS ere ee te ee yn es Brazil, Costa Rica_____ ZW IME UNE SS
Cydonia oblonga (quince)________-._-----_-_- Greece xiltallyaeeeae eee es | eee | eae IN SS
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_______________- Italy, Tunisia_________ i) || el Mialsssan NSYs.
LOGIS CEC C2) Sas SS ee ee Se Argentina, Italy, 3/22 n aes || Massie Ney
Spain.
Matus sylvesiras (apple). ==. 2-22 -- 22-2 228 Europe (country(?)), 2 1 | ee a INES
Greece, Portugal.
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)__---_---_-_- Italy. $223 Ha) A 6 | Eee Sees | MiMasssaeNays
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)_______._______-- France, Italy_________ es 02 See ee MMasseNaYe
IPMN eEnstcan (DEACN) see ae es Se ae Europe (country(?)), 6 37 iia | MassssaNe J,
Israel, Italy, Spain, N.Y.,
unknown. iPARX
Psidium guajava (guava)__-_--------------- Portugale= =e Qe. 25s) Mass:
Pyrus communis (pear)____--------- ~~ Greece, Israel, Italy___| 4 |____|____| Mass., N.Y.
Terminalia aianope (tropical almond)________ Ha walla ere eee 1s | ee | a Calit
Viatasisp wn (gla pe) ees eee ee eee Ltaly eae ead [i> | ee ee NAYS
Ceratitis capitis (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Co ee inophyllum (Indiapoon beauty- | Hawali_____---------- 1UE eae | vee awa
eaf).
Citrus sinensis (orange)... ---_----==-=--=2 Italy, Union of South 1 3 |____| La., Mass.
Africa, unknown.
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee). __.__________ awa lees eee Di eee ae @alite
Hawaii.
GCofieaysp en s5- 28 te a eS Braz] Pate ee en OF ee IES INN Ge
Eecusicantcan (tig) meee see ae Nea ye RNs tah aT ee nt iL jets | ee ONG
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)--___-_----_-----_- Bcusd oe 1 |e | pe Ne
A. reticulata (custard-apple)__-_____________ Bratz) Bae eh eee a 12552 | ONO
Ceroplastes japonicus Green (Coccidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ___________ Japan == =e Sato Ay Nee See Oa life
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)_____.______ Hawaii 22 shiiso.2) a2 3) | eaten ees aware
PAIN LUT ULTRA SD Royse eae as ee | dowsas se ese hoes Si eer i aware
Gardeniaisp seta uin eee pias ae ee te eee ATS tral eee eee ee ore | Se es awaits
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):
EZ CUSTCOTECE (L1e) eee eee eee ee Argentina, Greece_____ USAT |e |= ONIN SYE PLR:
Chalciope hyppasta (Cram.) (Noctuidae):
FANE D1 a eater eager mete me ign mens em BOO Japan ss Sa gies ay hemes | Ae) eee anwar
Chelysoma variabilis (H.-S.) (Pentatomidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm)________-_--_- Mexico: S80nean ss 4 he [hy ewes eee: | Mexs
Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum offictnarum (sugarcane)______---_|_---- dosss=ssesauesust Wig: Tees eed] ee a soe Calif.,
ex.
ZEA NGY S| (COLM)) eae eee oe | SE Ow ENA tamales tale a, 6) Sees ees BArize

20 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

[An- asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i > in—
gE le
5e| 5 |e
ae | Gee
or io) © ~S
6) Z |
Chilo suppressalis (Wlk.) (Crambidae):
Orazaeateoas (TiCe) ee eee ea eae Japan, Spain_____-____ 6 1 |p 222) Califer
Hawaii,
P.R.,
Wash
Chionaspis asiatica Arch. (Coccidae):
Prunus avium (Mazzard cherry)__------_-_- (rains = oes he erp era 2 | DIC:
Chionaspts salicis (LL.) (Coccidae): (
EE Ear SUPPRESS I Austria_- =! jehseipeds & 1. |_---|__-_]|. Mass
Betulaisps (birch) 22 22 3a ee ae aie German yaa saan | eee Lee Tl
Chirothrips egregius zur Strassen (Thripidae): 5
Eragrostis bicolor (lovegrass)_-____--_-----__ Union of South Africa__|//_-_}----} 1 | D.C
brigades he Bays ky UN SIE URC Sil soe lean Cap [oo ee (ie Mersey) 2 D0,
Elehmannianash= 2 eae eee eee ees GoM aa eee ae yee ails = ol ple POAC,
Hesuperba ties: oh iil Sa i ee Ce a do.- =... -' abet | Ea | QDS
Graissiseed to 2 of. ee a peg ape a (0 Koya ce eae ee tT 5254 seers ay Md)
Chirothrips hoodi Jacot-Guill. (Thripidae):
Aypanrhenta: hirtase. Woes 2 ee Se See ee iy eal aie ci Ko ee eee Pie eae ahyotala tl) | PRS
EL DAGT RENT SP =o tay am ee Ecos GF Ra (0 Vo AE a tm a ee eb ui IDC,
Chirothrips pretorianus Hood (Thripidae):
Allloteronsis:semialata - = = = 2 = Sei gilt Teel ae ee doze. 522 ee ee ee 1 | D.C
Echinochloa pyramidalis__-__ 222 22222 bese |es_ doe eee | Ee ee |) IDC:
Eragrostis bicolor (lovegrass).._____-_------u}-s_-- ORE ea a2 Bae oy ht | ee a iW) IDK
1 REMC La ys Ra eae en ls oe Sg A el 9 2 donee 5 nS a a ese 1/ D.C
ASOT 2201 CS EAS ee iA eT LE SIS iy ye pea obese Se. Ser Seal Se eee 1 | D:e€
Ee capensiss= hh) iiss Veo eee ayy Upon) |e aa ee donee e = e ae Re eee 1] D.C
Bi curvaelan Ve oe fe Se aS ap bee Sa ae Gos? esa bt ee VEE Ss ese 1 | D.C
Eelehmanniana—2 = oo Go be See peta eit dos ise 5 5 Je a Sepa eee 1.) D.C
FOP OD EUS es fe Bec PUN ya a ag aves a i Nr LG ee a | 1 | D.C
ER AGTOSEES SSP) sees ie os i UNS FS Gch a eos fae | eee fo ee Pe a PD 1] D.C
Fingerhuthia sesleriaeformis___.__-_-----____|-_--- doe a ee eas ed | ee a): De
Detrachne dreget 2) a a ae by eae ea |e does oh ies FORE ea eee i || IDC;
CER eta agavis (Towns. & Ckll.) (Cocci-
ae):
Agave victoriae-reginae______.-_--~--=2 ++ MGXICO. == eae eee soe. | oo td Rex
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Persea americana (avocado)_____---------_-|_-__- yo (Se eee eee 2252/2 S hex
Chrysomphalus calurus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)_________- El Salvador, Guate- 2 ees 45| a Calikt
mala.
eee nigropunctatus (Ckll.) (Cocci-
ae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)__-.._---.---_------ Mexicoss-2-f sans tye eal peexe
OY eed 0 Co Ys AER WOO Oa DY 1 a UE | AR Cole eS er eee Loos oe ail) Ol emexs
Philodendron sp.2 hoe a Se ee aetna pe (0 (oe ee eee a mln sete) il ex:
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coceidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)--....____._______ja}oenlh Goes eee Bek a} a tla # PDEs
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_-_--______-__~ IB raiz leet eet a = n5 OS eee las
GRsinensisi (orange) soe eee Argentina, Brazil, 1 3) S223) (Cahktts
Mexico.
Mangifera indica (mango).-____.----------- Mexico, Nicaragua____| 3 |_----|---- Calif.*
IG EITIILO Fh Oa eee ee Ra SS Barbados__...2----__- Jy2j4\ 5202p el aINAYS
IE TiLLlOA EN AKOTAST ee ee ae ere Breizile=s,. see eat Abe] belay) oes
VinvestaSD exes ne se eee eh See Se eae do-22 222 -Hylage Pe aslee2 sli lig De
Chrysomphalus pinnulifer (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) _.______________ Canary Islands____ __|_---}| 1 |_---] Fla.
Chrysomphalus propsimus Banks (Coccidae):
Al ecogS Den alin) See ee ee ee Cubateiii a epeeeSs aoe Sos. seal eles
Menthaisp (int) 2a ee eS eG epee dose. ee eee Ee ae ea vail OF.
Chrysomphalus reniformis (Ckll.) (tentative)
(Coccidae):
VANEAU UL ITULBD Sate oe ae ee rope a aye Brazieer es a7 ease! ny ee lee Nl| ily ebay
Chrysomphalus setiger (Mask.)(?) (Coccidae):
Camelliaisasanquassse soe ee ee Japan. =! anhbosatee SE Se sath) DOE
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm)_____-------_-___- Mexicom=s2.2 2 seen Filet ere Tex.
Drospyrosisp. (persimmon) {2 252-2 cee See eae (c (ee ee » ER ea We Tex.
Chrysomphalus tenaz (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Orchicee se eee er eee e CanaliZone=2aes2 sae Sea essal al ak.
Philodendroniauoviny se ae MiexiCo= 22032 oan ee es reel men eeex.
BSD OUY COMM aes ee a ehh eee nee ya ES BS Ee Oe ne oe ee ot | a | a 1! Tex

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 21

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin RS in—
9 R
Blais
ag| ?|a3
a-- a 2.3
3} ~~ [o) q »
iS) Z |
Chrysomphalus tingt (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid)_-.---.---..------- Philippines. .__-.._._- sears i alle Hi [hd OY ES
Chrysomphalus tricuspis (Ferris) (Coccidae):
(ORGS a es ca ey a a, a el al ea Mexicos- 2322: seo a 5e bee leah | hexs
DCO S DENULOSUI Heo ee oe ne Ee ae SERED EL EES (0 (Seri apse ioe eka IETS ee orth |e hex
Chrormphabis umboniferus (Newst.) (Cocci-
ae):
Epidendrum brassavolae (orchid)_____--___-- CostatRicas 2-222 —— een Pee ue n@alitae
LORCA DIRT EE sae eS Guatemala___~____.__. eT ORS ee tae
Masdevallia sp. (orchid)_--..-._------------ Cua Or ee ee 1h | ee Sse i Calhiic®
Orchid eee OD st aie ee eee Panamate sa. ae ee pe ees (eee Sten ma
Cicadella spectra (Dist.) (Cicadellidae):
PAST LANG eee ee ten SE ER ene TY Se OLN Japan(?), Midway eave 7 DA [eee alinad wey ah ut
Islands.
Cicadella viridis (L.) (Cicadellidae):
ASSURED EEA ape at A eel ap ee a Japan, Midway eee 2 onal Hawanl.
Islands(?).
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage) ___--_-- JADA Mecha Meta ee panes (ieee bo meres MAVV (eS hare
Clerada apicicornis Sign. (Lygaeidae):
Orchic Seen A pes aS aed 2 St: Hondutass=ee see es been pamela al fase
Clysiana ambiguella (Hbn.) (Phaloniidae): ;
WEES SD CARDS) es a ee tall yee sae eee ae sD) | Eesti | eto ING
Coccus africanus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
ELALOTUU TIES ESTO ee ee tee nl rn eT CSE Brazil Secrets bye alte wed a Nancy Lol eo DW Ok
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)_____.__--_- Ha walieee ese see sae NGlesSslsssq]wiskasens
Oyinseantenvienvispeee ee ee ee nee Cuba eke seen rere Spe lale| |e e linmena ea tI DN
Ozirrsesinens?s (OLANge) =o oe eee eee eee Japan ees ae ees ie pe eT ley eee |e await
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)._________-_- a wale cee eet ON pees ee ET awani
COTS ee tee eee ie NER OE ios! dS Fry esi eseerrag ng usr LS | Se aes CNY
SAL DILOT, DUE SY dn oe ke Fe ey ee Guamea See tee ses as (ane ola awash.
Gardenia augusta (gardenia)________._______ Cuba, Hawaii, 39 1 1 | Ala., Calif.,*
Venezuela. Fla.,
Hawaii,
N.Y.
GOT OETTRIS ere ee ee a ET eee eo ene South Pacific. —--2=_ =~ Bees lela ska enyy
Glaricidtanse piu eee ee ea Dominican Republic___}____|____| 1 | Fla.
Nothopanaz\guilfoyles— 5 dG EH gb be a en) BSP se | Deleteyt,
LEUITE NG ROGY C} Ohne NS SE ei ON Race, ee | Se (6 (oyeeen een stk ales Ea Dees |) Hawaii
Psidium guajava (guava) s-2 2-2 os | (0 (oVopeels at Nai pret lle ell abee oa, 1) ee | ees Taw aiis
Cochlicella barbara (L.) (ieliceliidae):
Militanyicargobeten sae sus was See tessa WHOS OYE 97.) | ees ee EW ORS Ws
Soil with Ficus carica (fig) cuttings_____.____ Ltalye=- eee eS Eo ens |e NSS INE g
Cochlicella ventrosa (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
With tarvaca re 0 sate e meee yee ET pie ay IMGT OCCOM Ee 1G, kare ee TE Sin
S01 ean ail SE AMET EEN SAS GR ES CEN Gat ly PR ere pees 18) ARs ee Ne Ya
Coelonertus nigrirostris Solari (Curculionidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm)________________ Miexicoe= 2 eee TOA eee a SG Rosie
Chamaedoreaisp sea ee ee nn ha Ar eee (feet Oe a ae eS On ees Eee exe
Veg aa es sass a ae EM ES Dek a A be et | a (0 (op sa ee EG Se ae eText
Coenobela paucula (Wl1k.) (Noctuidae):
Ja gf 0) ENE 0 GR 2 ye oh Si AS SSP IE A el aa rind vd eee ee ee Jered de Wig fasth ak] aN) PA Rd
Conchaspis orchidarum Mamet (Coccidae):
Cattleya skinneri (orchid)_-_-_.__.__.-_--_--- Canal Zone__________- Bini eles es ra [alld Nee
Orchid Se eee ARON ONS RAS ARES ae Pana ra see eee fale Selina ayy) ESS
Conoderus exsul (Sharp) (Elateridae):
VATEDUULTL LINES Lae ne a eee ale ee et LWA l lie cee aes etn pet eo ee a wair:
Wopel ies (Oa a)) a Ge ee ee a (6 (jest ame ent 1) es | eo Ea ween
Conoderus rufangulus (Gyll.) (Elateridae):
Vitis sp. (grape) 3h pl OS Le a ye Le Pee A Chile mene ene ears ren mes Gy Eee LOSI IN DS
Conotelus mexicanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):
Ghr-7santhemiiie spe ee nt IVexi Co meet ree ates UU | tankers | Phere EAI ze
Cucurbita pepo (summer squash)____________|_-___ (obey ase bie Ee eee sate Heel Sel eA AS
ETO WOT See nak SB RT ie rR MEWASE Set a ENO CO ee ae re ry | eee | ees Az
EO Gee SE Oe RED La mee RE RE Colombia eee 1 ied | RS INE 2
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__________- Mexico ppb Dear fe 15 | ee | ees Alri 7,2
ERLE SD ent ee ee te neha 1 1 |____]| Hawaii.
TC OSCES Deeps ee a ee na Gaia BE Re eee HL | es | ere VAT 7
Solanum melongena (eggplant) A nes | EEE ESAT 7,
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)_____________-___ il 1 eee I a walt
Wandaysp 2 aes ora sete eee hes SES ek ee a d 2 eee ee aware

22

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of

Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)-___--____-------

Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)

C optosoma punctatissima Montand. (Pentatomi-

Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermiti-
dae):
Mala lhpar celle cites ee oe acer fe Ni FADE ede Pe ena
Vandaspes Orchid) mem eee eee
Corimelaena alticola (Norvath) (Pentatomidae):
Orchide sees se Ae ale ae er eee ee

Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-______

Cryphalomor phus jalappae (Letzn.) (Scolytidae):
Ipomoea purga (jalap)
Cryphula apicatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliad
Orchid
Cryptoblabes gnidtella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Citrus limon (lemon)
CASUVETISTSA (OLATIE ES) eye ees ens eae aera

Malus sylvestris (apple) 2 22-2222 2 ee
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ___________
Vitis sp. (grape)
Cryptophlebia aillepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
Litchi chinensis (lychee)
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Citrits\ paradist (grapefrult)_-.22 2 2-22 ee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)_____________
C. sinensis (orange)

Be iE domesticus (Hav.) (Kalotermiti-
ae):
ID Tobin (ool mamma as es Seu ed Le ah ete
Ctenoglyphus canestrinii (Armanelli) (Glycypha-
gidae):
Annona s
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Quercusvilex)(hollyjoak:)sa2s 252 sees ata
Quercusisp le aes hes GO Ra ae eee ee
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
Castanearsps| (chestnut) seen see ee eee
Corylusvavellanay (hl bert) eee ee eee ee

Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)______________

Vegetable—unidentified____-_______________

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curcu-
lionidae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)______________

IMOMO CISD ate an Bee ne oe eet ae ee
Sorliwithivegetab lemeame e o e

Guatemala, Mexico____

Costa Rica, Mexico____

Honduras, Mexico,
Panama.

NIE xi coe Bee eee res

Ltalyee ss Ee a

Lee Ai eae x sachet atonal
Greece, Italy, Spain____
Italy, Malta

Unigene of South Africa,
unknown.

Waketisland==— 22-2 a=

BRontuga le seen

England, France,
Greece, Italy,
Portugal, Spain,
Switzerland.

Jet GEE oe

Dominican Republic,
Hong Kong.
Dominican Republic__-_

Anguilla, Bahamas,
Cuba, Dominican
Republic, Hawaii,
Mexico, Puerto
Rico.

intercep-
tions in—
e | F,
Sel 6 | 8,
2-2) « | a9
Ox7 || © || Pe
16) Z |
Whe Pose sel ot
yi \\espde bes |leaabi
aL rll rarer
|e ee
ai [pach 1 Ae
panel || mew lle 5)
pty Ai inet 2 nts)
ee ee we a)
De ee ee
poyteyacee diesem | |
ete yea ea
Dat Where Mea
5 je se
1 We Vey eA i
OFF ert | eee
2 See | ea
23 ees eee
yeni a we BE See
LRG | ees
1 PAY (eters
ps et] eee
1 hag] pera pa ee
94 2 2
Naty ec |
a as 22s oe
D3 eres | ee
ey rede 1
1 1 Fr esi
1h Eee ae
22 Oy; Eres
wep ebaecd| aaretiad od |
Se eb os Uo [Lege

Collected
in—

Tex.
Tex.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Tex.

Calif., * La.,
Tex.

Hawaii.

INlo Mo
Calif.,* Ill,

IND Ya
Mass., N.J.,
INE

Hawaii,
R.

S.C., St.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959

23

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Gulas donmscorius formicarius (F.) (Curculioni-
ae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Dactylopius confusus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti Eggers (Scolyti-
dae):

Chamaerops humilis (Mediterranean palm)___
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):

ANA EIND ESS ae eS Se eS ee ee eee

Cucumis sativus (cucumber)-_____-_________-_

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___________
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):

PAST] Bn Mee a tse ae oy ery ee eee

Caricapapaya (papaya) = -- 22

Grtrusigrandzs (pummelo) 2 sos ee

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)______________

Fruit—unidentified

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Passiflora sp. (passionflower)_____-______-____
Persea americana (avocado)
Phoeniz dactylifera (date)___.-_-__-_-----_-
IPstdrumnguajava) (Guava). oa eee
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)________
Dacus dorsalis Hend.(?) (Tephritidae):
COT CCAS Per ne re ty

Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)_-_____-_
Dacus oleae Gmel. (Tephritidae):

IBA PAC Re ere Be meee ea yaa ST

Olea europaea (olive)

Olea sp
Dacus oleae Gmel.(?) (Tephritidae):
Olea europaea (olive)
Dacus passiflorae (Frogg.) (Tephritidae):
DDEGER ENZO UULLEN StS ee ee
Dacus pedestris (Bezzi) (Tephritidae):
Melastoma malabathricum_____________-_---
MielastomaiSDipn pe Pe ee eee
Dendrocoris suffultus (Dist.) (Pentatomidae):
Orchid
Dercynus micronyzr Champ. (Curculionidae):
Brownea grandiceps (glory flamebean)
Deroceras reticulatum (Miiller) (Limacidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)
B. oleracea bullata (Savoy cabbage)__________
B. oleracea capitata (cabbage)

Brome liad eect er siaan ties Seen ah oe apap eae a
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) ____
Cordyline terminalis (ti)2. 222 2
Gordy limessp aes Sh eae Lee cen eT
Hoodsiorsalamand ero nee en
Gladrolitsisp vee tee a ee eee ret Se
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)__________-__-________

Country of origin

iHongeKonge=ss=s==e

IMiexi cose a eee Be

deyoryn(ey))o aoe oe
Hawaiilss 2 2 2) Sebnere

tia) ty See ree ek pro

Greece, Italy,
Lebanon, Spain,
Tunisia, Union of
Soviet Socialist
Republics.

het hse eee ae eee

Biji Islands=_— {2235

Federation of Malaya__

France, Germany______
Poland
England, France,
Treland, Italy,
Netherlands, Spain.
IMirexico se seed ee

England, Germany,
Ireland, Italy,
Netherlands,
unknown.

Australia, Costa Rica,
Mexico.

Ireland Sees oe

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

onsump-
tion

| Cc

2. |4£==/08 a8
pi? Bio eos
1) | SECS eee
sa Exe ete
401i |e a ae
Jl ale
5a (eee pares
owe). cle ay
UB eae cae
tt ca | aa
wD) amy
yeaah: neha
cdl Teg niteoets
a alee
19 |1 owihieon
Aa ieee 9
ALY Ai Fg
ON Seal ag Se
fs Geer Bee
1a ei
1s [Pete lee
hy pecan ee
La RGM Ee

=sea i

Collected

in—

Hawaii.

Tex.

N.J-

Hawaii.

Calif.*

Calif.,*
Wash.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Hawail.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N.Y.
Mass., N.Y.

Hawaii.

Pa.

24 - PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 80, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Deroceras reticulatum (Miller) (Limacidae)—
Con. :
Plants—miscellaneous_____-----------+--+-

Soiljwithsferniplants 2222 eee
Soil with miscellaneous plants____----------
RaltDa Sp see a ee
Ry pha spe (Cattell!) eee ees a ade
Wanda spen (OLChid)) ae ae eae
Diachus auratus (F.) (Chrysomelidae):
Plumeriasps 2525 52) ee eee eae
Dialeurodes chittendent Laing (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron ‘Cunningham White’_______-_-
Rhododendron ‘Dr. (H. C.) Dresselhuys’_--_--
Rhododendron ‘Grandiflorum’_____---------_-
Rhododendron ‘Mme. Masson’__-__----------
Rhododendron hy brid] 22222 2 ase eae
UROCOGERGTONUSD see one
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Catrusispee os Sasa Se ee SS

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (orange). ...--_-----------=.
104 (0) 7 ee eR en Se ee oe eet
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine)________
TOSTNUN AUT Ps oe ae
Lagerstroemia indica (common crapemyrtle)__
TGA Er StrOCM AIS eee ee en a
Plumeria acuminata (Mexican frangipani)____

Dialeurodes tristylii Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
Gleyerayochnacea) (i) ene mau nea ey apnea

Diaphania costata (F.) (Pyraustidae):

UNV) o) I-A n=) eA gener ie RU el nines Ue ec eS ee

Diaphania quadristigmalis (Guen.) (Pyrausti-
dae):

Airplane! 2 2. bane ot 2 epee yaw veaea i piel ena

Diaprepes abbreviatus (L.) (Curculionidae):

ATED anes. = 62a ee eS Se ee ean ena ps
Balpraze an 2: erie ae pn Syne gern ee mar eepee ee

Diaprepes abbreviatus (L.) var. (Curculionidae):
Airplane_____ Re re eat le eae es Pee.

Diaspis minima Targ. (Coccidae):
Chamaecyparis sp. (falsecypress)________-___

Diathrausta angustella Dyar (Pyraustidae):
Airplane! fg Wks Oe gE Ce ee Soa ele ba

Diaxenes dendrobii Gahan(?) (Cerambycidae):
Dendrobiumisps (orchid) 2a ese

Dichocrocis puncttferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine)________

Dicyphus annulatus (Wolff) (Miridae):
actucarsativan(lesthuce) pea ee aay ee

Dicyphus pallidicornis Fieb. (Miridae):

ReAnvesct's i (GOCKs) Beery ae eee ee ey

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
Wood (on native drum)

Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):
Cocosinucifer.a, (Coconut) see as

Diorymerellus laevimargo Champ. (Curculioni-

dae):
COS aCe otis NES ALES eC Se OU a VY

Diploptera punctata (Esch.) (Diplopteridae):
Bae gape te Si bi Wank MA 2 areas ae Nas oe

Doru albtpes (F.) (Forficulidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_______.-__-___-.

Drymus sylvaticus (F.) (Lygaeidae):

Coniferous plants = 22 eer
Packing with Rhododendron sp. (azalea)---___

Dryocoetes autographus (Ratz.) (Scolytidae):

IPRCCORSD ey (SPUUCE) See tes ae ee eer

Number of

intercep-

tions in—
Country of origin i sy oa

el
5e| & a
ao| 1/6
Riess] || es

6 @ | 2

1o) Z |e
England, Japan, eke lyey yl 2

Mexico.
Portugal_____---__--- Hs45j ade] wl:
England, Germany__-__|____|__-__| 2
Netherlands_____.___- Lys 42S ieee
Brazil ee) 222 seas a SUE cen al
Hawaii. is 5sh2 = ees as 8 Ee a
pees doic22 ce ee ig eeetigears
Netherlands_________- wees (ES = Bly ili
Dees ae GS eI IR | Ree ae
atic 0 a ae ed IL Tas Tt
hs eh Co 0 an ere en egeney (Aa a lies eee |") SOL
Rites Goss. 243255 fee ea aah il
England, Netherlands__|____|___-_| 25
El] Salvador, Mexico, eh |e ncen | Eee
Panama.

MADE) ni) Ue ee ee ee Aoife) heise
Cubase oes Soy eae Dy sh 25) i Se8
ia wali se oe Ee ueetce Dolaee® [eines
JapanseaW 2 of hanssfe ts a ewlFY lig /eebes
Australia_____~_____=- Dee: See
EL ss CL eae ls Pe | a |
iawairsee sein a 2 | En! Peep pay Rey
Japane= 222 eee eeecil}) Ti |entes
Honduras_____________ Bree pnealls e
WostayRica me a= LAM) SBT eeeues
Dominican Republic___|____| 1 |___-
Puerto Rico_-_--_--- = AB eee Pees
ae Gos Ae ee | aa a | ee
Benmu dae eae 1 | al epee
Rana ma i uaaia ee Je rellin/etas
India) =46-Aheassakee ee | a Bees | 3
Japan: -- (ass east VU hets|scas
Portugal 423,562 28 Pe eeed lg aU iern vat,
Ireland... 2 fen etatali was oF) sihotth
INigerigsetes is oe as 1s) eae | ees
RERUN) bee eee ea eee | pees
Guatemala, Mexico____|____ Seen!
Swain 2 aoe ee I eee ee
Puerto Ricose == ee 2, (poles se
lays ee ee ele aaie Boe ser a
epee (6 (cigs eee oii eae lS El mall
Germanys2= 22.2 = | ees ble eee

Collected

in—

Hawaii,
Mass.,

Hawaii.
Calif.*
Fla.

Fla.

Fla.
P.R.

P.R.
Mass.

Fla.

Fla., N.Y.
Hawaii.
Mass.
N.Y.
Mass.

Hawaii.

Tex.
Hawaii.
P.R.

N.Y.
N.J.

Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

25

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Dysdercus mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):
IBromeluaisp s=5 2 8S 8 LUD bow Seated

Cucumis melo cantalupensts (cantaloupe) —----|-

Earias insulana (Bdv.)(?) (Noctuidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; lint)___-__----------

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Geratonzaystliqual (carol) 2222-8 = eee
Gitrusysinensis (orange) —- 2. 2 ee
Gudonzajoblonga (quince) === = = a= =

Juglans regia (English walnut)_---_________-
IALQUITUSES Dome aera he eon ee ee eee
Malus sylvestr1s (apple)__......_..--------=--
Prunus amygdalus (almond)____________--_--
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ______-_-_-

Pyrus communis (pear) — wsoaemscemssecenss
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _____________

Ectomyelois decolor (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Legume pod
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) _____________

Ectomyelois muricis (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
@asszagsp yi (senna; eaten ee eee eee a ee
Enterolobium sp. (earpodtree)______________-
LINEN ACOCOUT UGTA ae ee te ae

Edessa meditabunda (F.) (Pentatomidae):

Zea mays (corn)

Elousa albicans Wlk. (Noctuidae):

PAUTD lane Bete tober ee so eval

Empoasca kraemeri Ross & Moore (Cicadellidae):
Ain lane sii jae Ree Re Rey pe piglet

Ephestia calidella (Guen.) (Phycitidae):
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)__________-____-
Ficus carica (fig)

Epichorista ionephela Meyr. (Tortricidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) __

Epilachna nigrocincta Muls. (Coccinellidae):
Orc hi dees yey a ye Sea ae a eae nye

Epilachna paenulata (Germ.) (Coccinellidae):
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_______

Epinotia aporema (Wl1sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string beam)_____~___

Eremberga insignis Hein. (Phycitidae):

Cephalocereus senilis (oldman cactus)__-____-
Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

Buxus sempervirens (common boxwood)---____

IBUTUSISP eae teens. Meee abet tis Cs
Ernobius abietis (F.) (Anobiidae):

BA CeONSD A(SPLUCE) Aes ey ean ki ee es ee
Euborellia stali (Dohrn) (Labiduridae):

Brassica oleracea capttata (cabbage)_---______
Bonne aurocinctus Champ. (Curculioni-

ae):

Gucnochesisp (Orchid) Bees asses a ne ae

pee opr aas carinipyga Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):

Philodendrons Sp sae ee ee een a
Euglandina striata (Miller) (Oleacinidae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)-__-_____
Euleia heraclet (L.) (Tephritidae):

Apium graveolens (celery)__--___-----------

Petroselinum crispum (parsley)_---_---_____-
Eurydema ornatum (l.) (Pentatomidae):

CUnarash eee er eee ens Se pee
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):

Cattleya sp. (orchid)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
__| Collected
Country of origin A 5 in—
Bimal ese lives
Sa] ea
a2] g | &°&
on is) o+
'S) AZ \\e4
IMiéxicos-o2 23282 Borers eelnl ex
Med oss — Bete es iG ue ehex
1 BPAY Oe aes eae ME Se oo INE YS
je ee 4, | ep aceasta N EY rs
Spain, unknown_______ Peel] 18) eeeal| ledlon | INOS
Greece, unknown______ Of en ee ie Califo
N.Y
Italy? Seedy nrieb Jin hoe NIV Ss
ie Ose a Se eS as (Rd ee IN
eee Go fee See DESO ESN st IN ayes
gets, done es) Ea eee | ENN
Argentina, Greece, 6) | EFA Sa ONS:
Italy. A
Ttally a. oo =e 2 Eee PREETI AN Ge
Dominican Republic, 1 1 eas INAYE
Puerto Rico.
Vamaical eee ase hetero (peel (ales Ma a)
ubae aS Oathretacia Fi) RD) Cael iar
Honduras #25 ee3 2h is Tikva ia sess) la
Colombia ease 1, | Sa eae te lay
Wenezuelas) 252s sat WE PT CD es INS
Arrentinase see nese 1) 28h isex)) Pas
TU YoY: Hes oe ee ae LEN Sonera as o22|) — 18s aay
Nicaragua. 2. 2. ee LPG) jesse Bla
Italy csiiw Sah ote see Sa CL). ST Oh ANS
Greece, Italy__-_______ 2 | SEA eel ING,
Union of South Africa__| 4 |____|____| N.J., N.Y.
IMiéxico=== ae eee sates Jon i)|o eli Rex
DCurdopee eee eee Asie eas ses Mid:
Mexico, Peru____--__-_ 1 Syane Calif. da...
Tex.
Mexico sae ei aene JRE pseiiis pbs) Mex:
England, Netherlands__|____|____| 3 | N.J.
Ireland, Netherlands___ 1) ee | lel ViassseNid.
England, Switzerland__|____|_._-_}) 2 | N.Y.
Cubase eee ee el ya eee hy Grae
CostagRicase =a foe ees aslo aO) k
@analliZ ones weenie Se Ee ala) Ets
I Cuad oreo eee eee Di terete ele Midi Nays
np land aS ee ee iiste Ihe Qriial Jee Mais 3
England, unknown____|____| 2 |_---| Mass., N.Y.
Spank aoe ae are ee ANIL bug [sd DO)
@uatemalae 222s etre eres orci EOIN

26

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__-_____-------

Ipomoea sp
utetanyenice banksit (McG.) (Tetranychidae):

Euzophera bigella Zell.(?) (Phycitidae):

Juglans sp. (walnut)
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)________-
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)-----___ ~~

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Orchid
Eysarcoris guttiger (Thunb.) (Pentatomidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_____-__---
Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (Coccidae):
Oncidium sp. (orchid)_------------------+222
Ferrisia virgata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Ghamaedoreasoblongatas ee eee eee
Gissusispe (treebine)=sos== see ee eee eee
TL ADUSCUSASD ser ele eee terete aos
leaf—unidentified2 —!2e ocean eee
Orchid
Punica granatum (pomegranate)____--------
Sechium edule (chayote)
Filippa oleae Costa (?) (Coccidae):
Olea europaea (olive)____-_---------------=
Filippa viburni (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Heder asp. (ivy) eee ee sale eee
Fiorinia nephelit Mask. (Coccidae):
DROZ ORL OT GC nae ease eee eae
Fiorina theae Green (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)__-----.---------
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)___----------
Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)-_--_-----
Fossaria truncatula (Miller) (Lymnaeidae):
Rorippa nasturtium aquaticum (watercress) ---
Soil with Ficus carica (fig)-.___.---------+-
Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp--- Se ee ee

Dahliaisp sateen a pie eee syed Le serps ee
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) _——__------
Gladrolarsis yee a ae ea ea athe eres apes
Wuilia ceases! ee se ta no Sa Bae eee
IPG CONTA SD tS ee reer ane
ROSASP aos Soe ee eee See eee eee ee

Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)__._-----_-

lowers assorted sas 3 te ye earner
Lavandula sp. (lavender)__-..._-------------
Pelargonium sp. (geranium)_______-________-
Pyrethrum sp. (painted daisy)__________----
Rosa s
Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)________-__-
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)___
Rosa: spit ooh eee a ee a eee
Frankliniella williamsi Hood (?) (Thripidae):
Zea mays (corn)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
; sae __| Collected
Country of origin ; >, in—
jo} ke 1
co » a
ae) Br Sell
oy en I)
is] EF |) ees
iC) ° o |
16) Z| |
|
Brazil, Hawaii, 4 5. |L=. Alas
Puerto Rico, St. Calif.,*
Kitts, Tortola, Pa. PRs
Trinidad. St.
Thomas
& St.
John,
S.C.
Venezuela___________- D> ache | ae ae NI
ht ade GOES Se Sere | ere Oh PE a NY
Vitale 48m emcee 1h) A NYS
IMiexICOm = see eee ane Ne seelio se) Tes
Great Britain, Nether- DRO au em brie ced
lands.
Mex COWe a4 ee ee eb ol ee el: ddl Rex
Japan <:. = 2 teat CUTAN) |nicastsal | WANT AY
Costa, Rica___.-..---+ Ms Does | Peper MM ext
Miexico_-_-- ae 1) |b shan amex
Philippines_____------ Ce ee | ae Pe eawane
Miexicoie-a- 02s aes hivoele a): FowimMexs
Ee ata LOS oe ee | Ee eon | ere | et [PATI
Canal Zone_-__-------+ ena aly ney.
INMfexi cose oe eee eee 1 |e be exe
Cuba. {= 22 Seber 2) | SSG2 0 DAES RlasaNee
Itallyete= cee ee eee 1 |.) Se eNeye
ne landsssares ieee DOL S| ed ee Vaiss
Philippines__—__------ See S| ee aware
@uracao2=- = “Sessa sus TEAST a alrite
Hormosa- 2226s sa2es" 1 |____|____] Hawaii.
Philippines_________-- ]) |S) Rae Sawant
Hngland 222s eer 1 | ee Masse
Ttilive 2002 oe PES ET SAL INN Z.,
Japan... ewan 8 5 |____| Hawaii,
Wash.
peer ee (3 (0 eee Eby rlicey |e eam ie Bie) lek ga il,
Puke teh Oe ee ee me cenlul 2 |____| Hawaii.
ce ue dons. ee a 1 |____| Hawaii.
ates Gol 222 a | as | | MEL wanre
Bene dos sytie gel. Sea Te | ee PS | aware
ee (6 (oN a ese ee! It 1 |____| Hawaii,
Wash.
Germany, Poland, 3 1 |____| Mass., N.Y.
unknown.
Pngland=-=2)22eeees 5 TER | Nee Mass
Sek done 25 SS eens | NBS
Belgiumen eee eee ase ec ETT amNY
Hinlandseo sees see ee fe | pepe fe N.Y.
France, Germany__-_-__-_ D7 | ase here Mass., N.Y.
JAWS Vata is Sees Da Gere bees Hawaii
Union of South Africa__} 2 |__-_|_-_~- N.Y.
Australiaaee meee eee 1 CE es Hawaii
IMexicoh ae ene Us| eae | ae Ariz
'

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

27

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Consump-
tion

Propaga-
tion

Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_________
Pisum sativum (pea)
Vigna catjang (catjang cowpea)

V. sinensis (cowpea)
Furcaspis biformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Brassavola nodosa (orchid)
lpe@na heels eS Be ee eee

Dendrobium sp. (orchid)
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)
Oncidium sp. (orchid)

Orchid eeeerais Sewer BS

Rodriquezia secunda (orchid)

Schomburgkia lueddemannti (orchid)

PIONOStGACYUANEG Se eee ee eee

andars pen (Orchid) eased = errs a= a eee
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

See punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomi-
ae):
Bromeliad teeeeee eae PU 2 La ae es

Galgupha terana McA. & Mall. (Pentatomidae):
OrchiG Beene a eas a Na eC

Gentocremnus chilensis (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
IDPALNUSEDETSiCGn (Peach) = eee a ee

Geotomus pygmaeus (Dallas) (Pentatomidae):
Ainplanemers ee CUE ee 2 ean ieee oe

ANThUrium GnNOnaeaniugn sa == 2s = oS ee

IBA era pe wearer TAPE aes ie Mee pte hye A

WIG Wers——ASsOnbe ds sea eee ee ee eee

Miailiparce ease 5 VE Efi See RE. 2 ee

Wagalss 0, (CxO wo) 2 ee eee eee
Geotomus spinolai Sign. (Pentatomidae):

Epidendrum sp. (orchid)= _-.-_-....----=2==4
Gibbobruchus speculifer (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):

I BOY OILS FY Dns A es ey ee eae
Grcrmpechens gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechii-

ae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)__--_--------_--

C. frutescens longum (chile pepper)
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):

Beta vulgaris (beets)
Gre ese ene plaestosema (Turner) (Gelechii-

ae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)

Solanum muricatum (pepino)__-__---______-
Gracilaria azaleela Brants (Gracilariidae):

Rhododendron japonicum (Japanese azalea)___

Rhododendron sp. (azalea)_-..--_._-.-------

Grapholitha janthiana (Dup.) (Olethreutidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Gymnococcus agavium (Dougl.) (Coccidae):
PAIGAUETSCROWULT ie ane eee ee ere ee eee

Bahamas, Barbados__-_-
Swi ee ee
Puerto Rico
Anguilla

Brazil, Canal Zone,
Hawaii.

@analliZoneseseesses=—

Antigua, Canal Zone,
Jamaica, Panama.

Canal Zone, Costa
Rica, Guatemala,
Hawaii, Honduras,
Mexico, Panama,
Venezuela.

@anal Zone_--=-==—==-

Eniwetok, Hawaii,
Kwajalein.

Costa Rica, Mexico____

Mexico tiie ay ie

Rana aes

Brazile One ieannsas

me bhoRe

13

et

ep MEN Mera

Steet hanes) |

Collected

in—

Hawaii,
Tex.

Fla.
Calif.*
Fla.
Calif.*

Hawaii.

Calif.,*
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
INGYS
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
PARE

D.C.

28 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin F > in—
a =) 1
Sia
fal 3 |2
a2| @ | 22
Be-|| O || P=
| 6) Z |p
Gynatkothrips ficorum (Marchal) (?) (Phlaeothri-
pidae):
Airplane ff. Gchk Lends aai ge Sn gates Oe Cee eR are Cubase. 2h shail o Mae et essen ina
Haplothrips aculeatus (F.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Gladsoliesis py a2 te apa hae ae on ase Germany=s 22 eee nee ogee ni pee) all SINAN
Pseudotsuga sp. (Douglas-fir). ______________ Switzerland___________ SENS ES Sra] INANE
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)__________________ Belgium, Netherlands__|____|____| 2 | Wash
Haplothrips clarisetis Pr.(?) (Phlaeothripidae):
Alstenis pea ee tree. Ae SOL ee aC ae ei tem memnae Mexicosie. 2) sta ibyies TAO eta Calif.
PASI 1 SALAD UL TIVS SS AINE EU es RE TR | I donee as ee Ties SOS Calif.
Haplothrips cottet (Vuillet) (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)_________._ Portugal___-.___-___- Lop fee eee N.Y.
Haplothrips gowdeyt (Frank].) (Phlaeothripidae): ;
Alloterops7s semialata__ = 4) sa Se Union of South Africa__|____]|____]| 1 | D.C.
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)___________- aitiWe = ern See Lie |. ee RINGS
Bougaznuilleasp = 5. ee ay ee Bahamas esas sees 1 1) Reh es | ae
Centaurea cyanus (cornflower)______________ Australia______.______ 1 |____]____]| Hawaii.
Chrysanthemumisp ee ae eae Fiji Islands___________ 2S 0 eae Poe ware
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)___________ Avistraliqa aes 1 |____|____] Hawaii.
Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia)__________ Hondurass 252 esse 1.) 08] oa |e
SLO WEES ES) Reece Oe Sa Same a GE in AL pe ia Pi Brazil, Haiti, South 3 15 (2228 PRIS ENG Yes
ore (country P.R.
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel)__-______________ Bermud see ae eee Joo. Sblhsees| NEY
PUP CESTONSD Bo Ce ee aha Ie seca lata re (Seema a Ces 1]... 2]_2..) Mass.
Gardeniavaugusta en a @ilbawe als vec ei eae 1 |2 2. pease Nee
MG OAD Figs (orar beth) A a I I I (6 (op re pny gr 2 Cer ING
Orrnithogalizmisp es ee i pan Union of South Africa__| 1 |____|____] N.Y
Paconiaisp ss sasaki es Ne a a Spank ass. ee ee 1 |____|____] Hawani
Thododendronisp eae ee a ee a Cubat seek ies 1h |S ea oY:
Rosa} sp sees Ste et eR ee Australia, Japan_______ 2 |L2__|_-. 2) Hawaii,
Wash.
Tagetes patula (French marigold).-__________ Ey ornate Saye Ne ee 1 |___-}___.| Hawanit
ANN OAS Se a Oe rc ee oe Australias == > ooo reat 1 |____]____} Hawaii
H apleles nigricornis (Bagn.)(?) (Phlaeothripi-
ae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)___| Union of South Africa__| 1 |____|____] N.Y.
Helicella caperata (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Gut Gira ps Rie UE ep ea oe Dy te ce Ireland = s200 Sai ain - 20. |4eeealp) a eMiassé
Gactucarsatival (lettuce) ae aan nnn nanan Brances. = (sole YA5 1 Oe) ie RAR
MONA ee a ee Sea Te France, Luxembourg_-_| 4 |____|____| La., N.J.,
N.C., Va
Son) Bape a ees ee I gh ihe mega Ne NE Germany, Italy_______ Ds uae cssl bhige N.Y., Tex
Helicella derbentina (Andrzejowski) (2?) (Heli-
cellidae):
Militarygcarcon tsar is ie pil tannin i lng churkey; (2) see eens Ae N.J.
Helicella itala (L.) (Helicellidae):
Lactucaisatiual (letcuce) sae an ea Italy22. (22 steepest aol), ale sehen
AGRA G03 (COON) aye OS DEE CER TE eT dole Ee ea 1 |2.__}__-_]| Mass
Military cargos cers tannin eeayar eon MIU yiney ete France. =o bis ih ih hie 1s P| EE Vials
Helicella maritima Draparnaud (Helicellidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)__________|----- Gouiwsabeeoe Seale Sey] 5 lie Pas
Cannabis) sativa (hemp)2 92222 aa Spain's Teese eee ESSE EES PEG RDICy
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)___-_____________- Francesa ue sa enn fee NS INAS
MilitaryAcarg osteo cae tee 20s Oen a me meh cenn Greece, Italy, Libya, B/S SO ee ea ING;
Morocco.
Prunus domestica (plum)__________________-_ Spainkhes Sees ne a el o HOE INGE
FOS iS ee alee PORT SI Franceitisiagu si faeqan Use oe | INIA
Soil with Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_______ Ttally see Sa pee eee ps 2S 55 ENS
Soil with unidentified plants________________]_____ Coe Seo Re GOS RRS iol | eMiass)
Helicella neglecta (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Military/cargoss wen DO iIn mune eer Italy, Libya___2-__-_- 2) eres ae a:
Bede pyramidata (Draparnaud) (Helicelli-
ae):
Pimpinella anisum (anise)_.-_______________ tally eons 2 8 oe 1 ee aed ela Ca
Mialitaryscarg owes ale cd Sill) Re a Ser ae aT Turkey (2?) Seseu ase 1 OOS a ENED
Helicella striata (Miiller) (Helicellidae):
Sorliwithicutting sey eee eae Italy2-o 2s lechkings2h\. che OLE el NEVE
Helicella trochoides (Poiret) (Helicellidae):
IMilitaryaca resets teeta eee Moroccos eee (Diet| ee es ee

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

29

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Throubh June 30, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Helix aspersa (Miiller) (Helicidae):
Allium porrum (leek)
FAUTOMODIC RA eee eta fs eR I Se
(CEATG RTO TOTES ye a aa ee ie aan area
Gamelliaisp see eee ee ea IS
Citrus limon (lemon)
C. sinensis (orange)
(COT OKS. STON 4 ae ren ea ea OE a ea

Militanyacareost2 = 262k ote > he Se ee

None (brought in as food)

@rchi Qe ete ee 2 el Ah ONE En OORT AD 6

Petroselinum crispum (parsley )

ERGO GETUON OTS ee ee ee ee ee
Helix cincta Miller (Helicidae):

EE ale Cee Teme A Rat) ITE By oN
Helix figulina Parreyss (Helicidae):

Galas Spa ae oe epee
Hellula undalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):

Brassica rapa (turnip)
Heraeus eximus Dist. (Lygaeidae):

Musa paradisiaca (plantain)
Hercinothrips bicinctus (Bagn.) (Thripidae):

PAT a Cen ew telt ite fia ua tk Sd ee dscns BUEN

Plants—miscellaneous_=__.-.___-___=_-__ i!
Hesperolabops gelastops Wirkaldy (Miridae):

(CE ree tard UE eae ee ee eee ee

OUTTA yee tae ec oh a pale Te A See nk
H ake aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichi-

ae):
ithayasp. (mahogany )
IWioodl(Crate) Riera ee eae AP ee et a fee eT.

Hezachaeta monostigma Hend. (Tephritidae):

SWAT Elis ren Limi] en ee ee ia Pn or ede
Holocacista rivillet (Stt.) (2?) (Heliozel.dae):

Wetzsispe(Erape) io Ml aise apa ies ae ina
eres mexicana (Burm.) (Polyphagi-

ae):

TNA Uaioe eke) ce
Homothrips distinctus Bagn. (Thripidae):

Be ROLEOHSD De eee fat ce erp A ea
Homotoma ficus (L.) (Psyllidae):

Ficus sp. (fig)
Hygromia cinctella (Draparnaud) (Hellicellidae):

Sollmwachep ants 2 = sate ee ee ele elt
Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):

Wood (crate)
Hypsipyla ferrealis (Hamp.) (Phycitidae):

Carapa sp. (crabwood)
Icerya seychellarum (Westw.) (Coccidae):

ESTED USES DS (12s) am ete ae pe le Nome nee)
Ips acuminatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):

Pinus sp. (pine)
Ips borealis Sw. (Scolytidae):

Picea sp. (spruce)
Ips calligraphus (Germ.) (Scolytidae):

ZUIVUST SO ((D1TLE)) Se ee eet ae eee
if Ps, typographus (L.) (Scolytidae):

kk

Pinus sp.. (pine)
Wood (crate)
Iridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)
FES Erp Ora re a ie ei ae ed Se ee Lape ae Ra a a
Chigsanithenwmysp esse ae ene eerie
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
TO Wer ses tee eben eNO On Sere weeny ‘s

dose es
IDjapd eye ok

(PGE Ly eek BO a rine tnt

AZ OLES Sent eno emer eanan
Mexico

Azores

Philippines anne
India, Philippines

Belgium

Wenezuelas esas = =a

Germany
Norway
Swedens=s] se sean el at

Bermudas eas aye neens tee

eltaly Portugal ene
Bermuda, Union of
South Africa. __

Berm dae nee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

opaga-
tion

onsump-
tion

| C

Us en

Uh ast
LWA | eect
ala) Re
2 oe
a (ees
1 eee
Sele ae
4

Rs

Collected

iho

Fila.
N.Y.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Fla.

30

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Tridomyrmex humilis Mayr (Formicidae)—
Continued
Gladvolus\sp essen oe ae ee ee eee
AGUS CUSISD ee ee ee eee
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)
Lilium sp. (lily)
LLY COPS SP er ee tes a oe te rs ee pcre eae
apaverssp sl (PODDY) Sees eee
IERCLAT JOTUALINS D let ee ee ees
IPT OLEQNSDD sae See ee eee are ee eee
Prunus domestica (plum)
Str elttZiGa sp reese ee ese ee are
Succulen tap amt esa eee eee eee
Tridomyrmex iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Bromeliad
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)
COKE oo Les ail A ne EE i I ae Dea Lorilee
Tridomyrmex ketteli subfasciatus Whlir. & Mann
(Formicidae):
Delphungumisp en se ee ee ee re ees
Tridomyrmezx pilifer Mayr (Formicidae):
VAIGO DA TULA AULSH SD eee ee ye
AMER UTt LINES D eee ee oe atm Lae
Isoneurothrips australis Bagn. (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Tsoneurothrips obscuratus Cwfd. (?) (Thripidae):
FROSCSS YD sete ee ee ee ere eee et Sea ea on
Tsorhinus undatus Champ. (Curculionidae):
Orchid
iXletdocerys ertcae Horvath(?) (Lygaeidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Lachnopus hispidus (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
VeNS WO EW OSS STS ha RS aI a te
Lamellazxis gracilis (Hutton) (Achatinidae):
Orchid
Plants—miscellaneous____________________-
Lamellaxis gracilis juncea (Gould) (Achatinidae):
Colocasia antiquorum (taro)
Lamellaxis mauritianus (Pfeiffer) (Achatinidae):
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint) plants_________~
Lampides boeticus (.) (Lycaenidae):
Canavalia sp. (mauna loa)_--__-------------

Pa SUmSAtruerien (DER) ye ey ee en

IS CSUCMULCA GT GTLCUN OT Camere eee ene er

ISESDONLANSD ee ee ee Se ane
Laspeyresia araucaria Pastrana(?) (Olethreuti-

dae):

BAIT UCC D vse yee oa ee ne eee
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):

Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Quercusisuber, (corkioak) = eo) eee eee eee

Qwencusis pp tse Oe ne ee ee ee en
Lecanium corni Bouché (Coccidae):

Chrysanthemitmisp ease ae ee eee

Sorbusispeanountaimash)) sees eee ee
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):

Chaenomeles sp. (flowering quince)__________

Pyrus communis (pear) = 22---- = 2 ee
Lepidosuphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (tentative)

(Coccidae):

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)___-_______-
Lepidosaphes esakti Tak. (Coccidae):

Gocos nucifera) (coconut) =---- ae eee

Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Piacustepsn tie) ee ee ee ee ee

Costa Rica___________
Guatemala___________
Hcuadorses =n] a2 eee

Costa Rica
Colombia_---=_-2_==__-

France, Greece, Italy,
Portugal, Spain,
Yugoslavia.

Eniwetok, Guam,
Kwajalein.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
5a| 5 | %q
2o} 4 |a0
a-= a =
GF © | =
16) Z |e
a Ah eee ae
2s = ea eee
aoa 4 alidlesss
1S ee ee ees
Sip ee ae
1S Eee | See
a | ante |e:
ee ae nt
1h |e eee
OF | eens es
AAT aes ae |e es
Ty) 2A ee
Ce ess ect
sa hee | eee
PE i Pe hes 89
Dl | Bera sl ee
5 De ae | ee
ae | es
iL tee | eee
ps eee All eates
ee eee
DU in pA Peis
erie | acti Lon ee
sails el oa
2 ey ee bom
SB | ape eae |
2 |e Pa oer
LO} |= | eee
TDG |e | eas
ieee eae
Ls | ee
Ps keel el
62 19, | 23-2
ean! eee | ama
0 ee
ne (Es aa hs
1 A bath a |
eek el as Cot fT
aL | he a eee
Ui ee | eens
£5) bit a pee

Collected
in—

ALLLQZ AeA
didi Erith

ZZ 2212
HF

Pa.
Hawaii.
Tex.
N.Y.
Fla.

Fla.
Fla.
Hawaii.
Fla.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

La.

Tll., Mass.,
N.Y.

N.J.
La., N.J.

Ill.
N.Y.

Wash.
Calif.*

Hawaii.

Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Wash.

N.J.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

dl

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; al
Q = 1
Ee jes
28) 2/8
3) Z | Ay
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
GR ChUS eer se eee MiexiCossnee anne a es pe aA aa Fea
Lepidosaphes pint (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine)_______ Japaneses eee apes Oe Ta EE
ULC S Deere ee ee ee ee no ee SE eee do ssa ae ae seers cetera eee ped
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)___| Australia, Bahamas, 10 8} 5
Fiji Islands, Hawaii,
South Pacific,
‘Trinidad.
Codiaeum variegatum ‘Pictum’_____________- Australiaseeee Dealt esired| RR se
Codiaeum variegatum ‘Punctatumaureum’____| Barbados____________- veers (Het a ee)
(COTA OR OA EE MS ahs ape rah eas Wi Ep Bajiels) and saya eee Peers Sellen
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Cymbidium virescens (orchid)__________--_-- Horm OSA eee eee Rupe han
(CRTC DY TS ROS oe De ie eee Se eR ee, Australia, Formosa, ee ae
Japan, Philippines.
CUM bTd TAN ATS a Australia, Formosa, Seal deere tL,
Japan
Onc hid Meeeenae tage soe wie eine epee Japanten= see Sees eee haces #4 (teed
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (Coccidae):
Meat Uni Gdentinede epee teen han eee baa eee | bey doses a a ae aN e| (erie eee
Leptoglossus chilensis (Spin.) (Coreidae):
Wane Go. Gaps ee Ss EN SO ee ee Chile ses aos See G3 eee | eee
Leptopharsa tenuis (Champ.) (Tingidae):
OT Ch idee ne re eres a ee IMexico® 22 = seers ae 2 al EL Boy
Leptura fulua DeG. (Cerambycidae):
CULL ee ee pe Ute ER en cla pre ee VOR Europe (country(?))__-|_-__|. 1 |_---
Leucaspis cockerellt (de Charm.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)__-____-__-2--=--3-- Colombia, El Salvador_| 1 iy] meses
(Co Grama: (ome) eee ee ee BWA bye eee ee sees eral a ely eee
GRlimrone Weim 0 ry) eet ee eer yee Costa Rica,Guatemala_}| 2 |____|_-__
COMPA Adusen (Era pe tru it meee een eam nee Cubase nen ese hey po SALT ta Wir Pacsees
OSsinenstsy OraNee) See nee eee ee Cuba, Panama=2. 52 PE Roy Ras
Dictyosperma album furfuraceum (palm)______ Brazile Sasa sae Ce Sew!
IE a) reece eA ENE Pita oa Hondurdss =e eee Ripped | Oe eal
Leucaspis loewi Colvee (Coccidae):
IPERS IOs GOWO)a 5 Hees eee ee eee eee GernmanyAee ea eee UGS [EES Fk (Se
Leucaspis pusilla Loew (Coccidae):
INUSISP oe (DING) ot ee ee eee ra Qya 2 eee eet: UF Ie se A ess
Leucaspis riccae Targ. (Coccidae):
Oleateuropacan Olive) me pee ree Greece Span ea Ah ee he HU
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
IS OLATLAL TIONS PD Ste ee ye ee eon os pea ee Tiberias nae aan 1g) | een | eerie
Leucochroma corope (Cram.) (Pyraustidae):
PANT Dane hey hee et bee a ar ee aE EN [Pana aes eae Peo Abode all Pll ioe
Leucoptera coffeella G.-M. (Lyonetiidae):
Coffcaisp see see niente Saw Oe oD Rar Brazil, Costa Rica, Sy | eee | a
Mexico.
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe) -___~-- MexiCozs= esas pH pepe ye es ee
DOOMED ULE a ae ee Ee Ge Cab ape |B ceate Le ee eet say Al | ae eee aD
Ox ch Cie ee Ge Un ree pep ap eh et Tor ge Costa Rica, Mexico____|____|____| 2
Limaz marginatus (Miller) (Limacidae):
HO WETS Se ee Sates Sb Pos hice nod Goer ie amie ar een at Guatemalaa === Sse o242 LSS Bec | ee
Orchid tieeaye f Bae ee ee a ee Costa Rica, Mexico____|____|___-| 6
Soilswathternsecee tee oe em ees eterna let eS eee ay een ee
Limaz maximus L. (Limacidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_------~--- Vitaly pete we te cee a posi ty eee
Limax maximus L.(?) (Limacidae):
Orchid aA nse eet en tetas eee a ae eae @olombia2==42-eeee2-— st Ld ea
Limothrips denticornis (Hal.) (Thripidae):
T EXOT ONS OAS ees Most: el Sie Aes ip Genmany=se eee yay eels
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_________________~_ SCOUT Ce eee assess
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley)_—____-_ Denmarke se teeeee Le ee eed |fyse
Fagus sylvatica (European beech)___________|_-_-- dO See ee nie eit ava EN]:
Listroderes subcinctus (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
IPT UTS DET STCOA PEAC I) meee een eee eee Chiles cece GoPets aU ee

Collected

ha

Calif.*
Hawaii.

IDES INES,
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Mass.
Hawaii

Hawaii.*
Hawaii.
Fla., N.Y.
Tex.

N.Y.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*.
Calif.*
D.C.

Fla.

Tex.

Tex.

IN

N.Y.

Fla.

lar Nyas

Tex.
Ariz.

Tex.
Tex.

an Tex.

32

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin é > | in—
= = || ¢
5 a | &
sea o a8
aol a | 2.9
es 5 ° oS
6) ZA |e
Lobesia botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
Viatisi spi (era pe) ts ee a ae oy eles ead IDV ae se bell soll! eee Maat
Lophothetes hirsutus (Zimm.) (Curculionidae):
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage)________ Mariana Islands_______} 1 |____|]____| Hawaii.
Lucanus cervus (L.) (Lucanidae):
Airplane tj thes Sil se SUL ss Payne a Sah na Germany__---- 1-2 22- ps Aa Ee INE Ss
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Wrood(crate) aes a0 a eT TE CEE TVG oh eee yy el ee Be a eee | | Pee | INS CG
Lygaeus albo-ornatus Blanch. (Lygaeidae):
Alllvum ice pan (ONION) Seka as ey ee ee Chilew el Seth enews ae) ee eet NIAC
Lygaeus pandurus (Scop.) (Lygaeidae):
OU Nit 0} be eSpace ee Unknown-_-__-__------- UE Sea ATS Or
Mamestra brassicae (.) (Noctuidae):
‘Aurplane =: see eae eres pies LN ce Guam (?) 22S ee ee See a ee SE anwrair
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)__-______- France, Japan_________ 1 LA oem Segara
St.
John,
Wash
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)___________--____ Puerto Rico_________- 11) sales INSYOR EPS
Canavalia microcarpa._._....-__-_-_------- Haiwaiieen a aa 1 e223 | flaws
Canavaliatsp 2) oases ste ae ee | ee Lo Poa et eee eee OF as es Caltex
Hawaii
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_________ Brazil, Puerto Rico, 1 2) || R2e i laPaee
Trinidad.
Sesbania grandiflora_____.__..-_-_----_---- Hawai 1 e252 ee abe wane
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Costa Lima) (Miridae):
Oncidium sp. (orehid)___--_.__-____--___--- Costa Rica________-__ eee (mere tong eilied BESS
Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)___.________- awaits 4 1-|____]_.__| Hawaii.
Megachile fullawayi Ckll. (Megachilidae):
AIT LAT INCE ES USE Baia hak Palmyra Island(?)_____ _...| 1 |____]| Hawaii.
Megalonotus chiragra (Fabr.) (Lygaeidae):
Ezica sp.) (heath) 322552) 2 0 See hee es @anadae t+ ex cal =s|-- Ve Wash?
Megastigmus pistaciae Wlk. (Torymidae): ]
Schinus terebinthifolia (Brazil peppertree)_____ Union of South Africa__|____|_-___| 1 | NV.
Megastigmus suspectus pinsapinis Hffm. (Tory-
midae):
Cedrus libani (Cedar-of-Lebanon)___________ Turkeys esa SU al Nia
Melanocoryphus circumlitus (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
OrchidEeeae Re COVINA UE ae Maine chins Pete MexicossSo2ee. oem EDGE ASO POST A May
Melanoides tuberculata (Miller) (Thiaridae):
Marsilea quadrifolia(?) (aquatic plant)_______ Australia aepeseeseepe HEN 2 ee | Salih
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (L.) (Curculi-
onidae):
Airplanes esse 5 kak oko i apg in ote aoa am aan Puerto Rico__________ re |e Weel Sere e212,
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_______ Dominican Republic, oh ya Fla., P.R.
Puerto Rico.
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Ol.) (Cureuli-
onidae):
WANT ae te se ey es tae ya ee CGubar 52 Cee ae ee seas || BN.
Ghamaedorea oblongata... 5-5 a Mexicoen.- 25 See 1s eee Tex.
Habiscus\vesculentus) (okra): 22 Cuba Sta ager ein Tis aise La.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_______ Ecuador, Guatemala, 43 ya eee et FTO Co ry
Honduras, Panama. Non Pa.,
Mettioche vittaticollis (Stal) (Gryllidae):
Dioscorea sp. (yam)__.-____- nt EE A EL aN aie ee ee 1 an ere ere Hawaii.
Mailiparcelt es aa Sa pe SE a ey (s(n DOPE PETE Soe hs rer | Hae Hawaii.
Metopoplax ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Herb—medicinal 242422) 2 222 ei ae Cubase RRO Pi, inesacy My. st Fla.
Minlitanyaicarg onan ee eee ke cue re pA Moroceo(?), unknown__| 2 |____|____ La., N.J.
Miccotrogus picirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
Orchidh Se taken AeA e ee epee eae Ant Ee aed Trances2os 00 Lee Lh Seo} SD NGS
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Wood! (crate) eck SSE ee ee Ss ee ite IMExicos se Dhl eeee [ERR A Ariz.
Micrelus ericae (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_......--------_-__- Scotlands s25.5-e pI ee A | N.Y.
Milax yagates (Draparnaud) (Limacidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)__--_-____- Wtallyint sos es Le eli A DUA ESOT A og

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 30

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Pe MR Air at 2 a Collected
Pest and host Country of origin F = in—
Se a ieok laa
se] 5 | 8a
RO) ¢ p23 |
oF ro) os
6) Z \05
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
GU ESALITUOICOTAAT IO ne ee NEXT COMER he Mee ae Tis ate |e eh nexe
Minthea rugicollis (W1k.) (Lyctidae):
LES EH aR aLe (DY = Li ERS IS SOI IN Whetnam saan enmpaes | eee | eel (owen
WGtcls So Sees TR oe ee ee See eee Colombia, Haiti_______ 9) is SELES at BENE Tee ge
Miogryllus ensifer (Scudd.) (Gryllidae):
CE eH 2 TL INS Se eRe eee Panama ee eet ee ERS 1A SUE A ae
Mocts frugalis (F.) (Noctuidae):
PAID lame eeepc sarge teks pee Sand paige Guam(?), Midway Leal Bale se ai Teka
Islands(?)
Monacha cantiana (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Sphagnum moss with tree_________________- Tita ly he a RO iy SE EAT BE Na, | SON SAI EHINIEANEN
Monacha schottt (Pfeiffer) (Helicellidae):
Beatamossee ee aan nS ea es ee grave lien 2s aie 2 2 ae hanees 09) SSA LYE See EA INI SY AS
Monanthia lupuli (H.-S.) (Tingidae):
Rrvpolrum spe (Clover) se ae eee eee ee Yugoslavia__._._____- hie AA OD ENTAMERT EO
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)_____________-_____-_ Gea yy Aes ea ea 1d | aba | a | PR
Amselliaisp:) (Orchid) == 2 5 += a= 2 ee eee eee East Africa___________ do 5[hene = NY
PADONOGELOTUSD ne ee not nee ane De aS eae Geylonsss252 22559 h2~5 elie, | WEE Ale Dia] NT Nes
AV ern hosssD nen ee i see ae ee Philippines___________ 1} | PRS OSL Salwar:
Blsghza ‘sapida (akee)_- 5222222222 222- 52255 Jamaica==s===ae—==5 a= = 1b | ie 2 ee NoYes
DPT OR CORED EST) Me (y/UTM))) aes a er | Oss Wee = IRON EL oN 5 |S EN?
Fruit—unidentified________________________ Bahamas_____-__-____ 1225 SE NYS
alr myspen (ly) eee tees kee Sea cele Dominican Republic.__| 1 |____|--_-_] N.Y.
Samanea saman (raintree saman)____________ Philippines________-__ Py oes }22. 2) Hawaii*
LAMOAGINOUS SPs em ee es ee ee ey kel et doz 2s 552 2e8S5 5022 1 }22==|----| ‘Hawaii!
ZeOYMAYS (COL) et aa em Rial ed Haitist 225 S22 2b oe 19 | SORT OO PH a
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus grandis (pummelo)_____-____________- ee G1 ee te a re yt eee le eel eas
GRO ANAS AT SOT CWO ee a ee |e doe a TSO 1 |__22|-.2-| Hawaii:
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)____________- Japan===-22 - 252222025 ee | ee les | Ppeees in © altace
GHEF FIED EY oA WE FP ee New Caledonia________ Dae ees LE DK OF
Mormidea pictiventris Stal (Pentatomidae):
COPRT) aa les 2 is eee ah Wire i ohn ata 3 a ee bh Mexico. 2) 22 Ee aeinae 2) Saee Se Mo eeMexs
Mormidea pictiventris of authors (Pentatomidae):
Orchid ye anes Se aa ae Cubase oo koe SESS SMS Ea is
Myodocha yiraffa Stal (Lygaeidae): :
Or Fi EES ey I a a a Mexico: =! S209 ene 3 ek ee | Mex:
Myrmecophila americana Sauss. (Gryllidae):
PATER IN ESD oe che Oe erate ply a | Tae does oe URIS FY AS eS | OH exe
Myrmedobia distinguenda Reut. (Microphysidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)__________________ BPngland)) 3s). bas wah, sy eeabee te Seda SNERYSE
Myzus anselliae Hall (Aphidae):
Anstella nilotica (orchid)______________-___- Kenya =Uieeel foe J) S328) ss} Hawaii:
Myzus ascalonicus Done. (Aphidae):
Allzwmicepa) (ONION) = os) ee te SESE Ed Ireland... 88581005 09) LT oe (S| IN AV
Flowers—assorted__________._._______-___- England, unknown____| 3 |____|_-_- nse N.J.,
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)_______-__..-__-_____ Europe (country(?))___|____-| 1 |____|. N.Y.
Soil with Primula sp. (primrose)____________ Bngland===2- see BAS Oe CON) INI
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae): :
Veg Vea yah ai he ee ci ii poe Gopal (ee anc hate Li Miexico. =... 22 (ibit 1?) | ern es sil Text
Nasutitermes costalis (Holmgr.) (Termitidae)
Orch ice eae ray yee ny ete ete ea ei wee AUSIACEC ee Bese acta ts Pa Del NENG
Nasutitermes ephratae (Holmgr.) (Termitidae)
Orchid RUlrset cae Se ee Se ee i eee Venezuela. .________ We vise ieaguyed ane ale ON ee
Nasutitermes rippertii (Rambur) (Termitidae):
WiC OG ey wept heey ye MIB en ape ee RRO Re, Cuba lt ee eS Sea Rae Tp | Sauce saiiilas
Nou pactes zanthographus (Germ.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Walia spe rape) lasses chee ae meen ee ee Argentina, Chile______ (ped ah Bees! oly La.,
Neoclytus acuminatus (F.) (Cerambycidae):
Quarters of shipsi— i uae eee eee eee Venezuela(?)__________ zeal fa Wad Wen ESD hd ey
Neodryocoetus guianae Blkm. (Scolytidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)____-___________- British Guiana________ 2 ule alse. elma Pat
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae): {
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)___--______ INiexico sen eee eee ALE | ree tee Tex

Solanum melongena (eggplant)_.______.-___-_ Brazile seen 1 12S SS |e lasNaye

34

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Nephotettiz apicalis (Motsch.) (Cicadellidae):
AIT ANGLE oie eee saree See eee ee

Newsteadia floccosa (deGeer) (Coccidae):

LOST CT eee, SIONS aeRO Slee ais se erated ibe Se £
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

RU TUCTUS HS TO Sal GUL S Ln) Paes a eo
Niveaspis vulcanicus Ferris (tentative) (Cocci-

dae):

EN CHEVETAGRSD te eee eS ee ee
Notogramma stigma (F.) (Otitidae):

FAUT DADC eto ena eee eerie nin yee ape eee
Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):

Orchid ee Ghee Soh SR eee alegre cry rc aenes

Vanda joayuimiae (orchid)______________-__-

VGA IS eae e Nae cl eens can Re AL Ee
Nysius plebeius Dist. (Lygaeidae):

PANT plan eee eey chee kar Wine paige Nee 2A.) te

Bap rag este 2a PACs eee er on oti a heen eee
Nysius raphanus Howard (Lygaeidae):

ViNGYey a) KEN a Se Mie le A ie felt Oe

Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)__---______

Cy SATU EITL ITS De ee ee

Cucumis sativus (cucumber)_______________-

Gossypium sp. (cotton; flower)______________

VECLETE2O Lag See ao eS ote le ag a ey el ye Mega

Portulaca oleracea (purslane)_--____________-
Ochrimus collaris (F.) (Lygaeidae):

Bagragetpye ts. — lise Cae. eine

Ochrimnus vittiscutis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
YAH ED Sy oys Ma ah OMAN Ra NOR Le |
1B¥:y) aol OY oo es ay aes as ne NR Se a a aS

Odonaspis lobulatus (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Bambusaisp (bamboo) sees ee a ee eee

Oedancala bimaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
@rchictee nt EG Oe eae e eva ene cae a

Oligonychus perditus P. & B. (Tetranychidae):
JAUNAPETUSISD 4 (IDI PET) see ee

Opuntiaspis carinata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Nolin ays pias ala ae an aa aire a Ree ie

Orchamo platus citrt (Takah.) (Aleyrodidae):
(OTERO ISSEY 0 eae Se enn ee ee et etc ea RD Bre

Ore ea mammaeferus (Q. & B.) (Aleyrodi-

ae):
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)-__

Givanzegatunie eich ina se epee onenaaeaay ena

Codiacumispie = aS 8 Oks SUS ENE eR
Orellia punctata (Schr.) (Tephritidae):

Carthamus tinctorus (saffower)_-.________-__
Orocharis vaginalis Sauss. (Gryllidae):

Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)__

Orsillus depressus Dallas (Lygaeidae):
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (Lawson falsecy-
press).
Orthezia praelonga Doug]. (Coccidae):
Orchid
Orthezia pseudinsignis Morr. (Coccidae):
Catnisispr sao = oe es a ay ey
Solanum muricatum (pepino)
Otala lactea (Miller) (Helicidae):
Militaryucargos 20a sh = SU ee ee aes
Otala vermiculata (Miller) (Helicidae):
Militar yacdr gone seen eee oe ae
Otosema odorata (L.) (Noctuidae):
Airplane

Country of origin

Guam, Japan,
Kwajalein(?),
West Pacific.

Mexico hiaae ees nope

IElianw aire ant oy yee

Australia, Fiji Islands,
Japan, South Pacific.
Australias ees eae

Morocco, unknown__--

Pl awale os Se se eae

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Non-entry
| P

or

ropaga-
tion

Collected
in—

Calif.*

Calif.*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Fla.
Calif.
Tex.
Ariz.
AGES
Calif.
Tex.
TTR
Tex.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Ariz.
Wash.
Tex.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

D.C.

St. Thomas
& St. John

N.J.

P.R.

Tex.
D.C.

N.Y.
La., N.J.

Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

9)

5)

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

| Number of |
| intercep- |
tions in— |
be See ee ____| Collected
Pest and host | Country of origin i S in—
| joy ~ 1
- an of
5 ail 3 ll eye
29; ¢ | a9
See ROM ene
1S) ra \Wfe%, |
Oxychilus alliarius (Miller) (Zonitidae):
Soil witn Leontopodium sp. (edelweiss)_—-—_- ~~ Germany2= eee ey ei PhS) 1 | Mich.
SOllawit hemOosse sek eee ee tae Se Saat Leela cee S| G1 eee S| Sse NPE
Sollgwitheplants*) oe. s = oe eee eee Union of South Africa__|}____|____| 1 | Mass.
Oxychilus cellarius (Miller) (Zonitidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)_____-_---- Rng] aid eee eee re peal em coe ian Ih da SS Ge,
Oxydema fusiforme Woll. (Curculionidae):
Waliparceliesre noe & LOR i ies Sa ear. pu JEN EN ee eee oe ee & oe sail Iseeyy,
Pachybrachius nietnert (Dohrn) (Lygaeidae):
Orchidea2. 222 Bib ol tet ae 2 a TATE Philippines___________ Pomien er jars 1 | Calif.*
Pachybrachius nijriceps (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):
Arp inne meenes a Sway 89.) oe ir Noe Stee eer Givaimnl (7s) eee eee ee Eee || ad hy | ee BE Sacanie
Pagiocerus fiortt (Eggers) (Scolytidae):
BOO AENB, (CON) ae ss oe sea nee Se ee Colombia, Cuba, Oe See IN Nido
Ecuador, Peru. N.Y.
Paleopus costicollis Mshl. (Curculionidae):
DD ZOSCOnCORSD op (VIN) ee eee ee et Trinidad, Venezuela___| 2 |____|____| Fla., N.Y.
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ___________ 2 u\| dknioreneny 25 Se a NFL 1h ee Slee:
Pallantia maculata Dallas (Pentatomidae):
Orchide=aaaee a cS Lok FE inet Seek He te Wn eee a OI || Nhexi co saeiaeahies 2) fas pep’ |evileie | ania! aexcs
se Mee angulosa (Motshulsky) (Pentatomi-
ae):
Lijyustrum acuminatum (sharpleaf privet)_--__ Japant = 2-n eee. 2 ee | Sees SUE Dee
Palpita unionalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Jasminum sp. (Jasmine)__--_____.__--__--2=2 AT Ce! Gs Set ei Pe Se 105 |store NES
Parisoschoenus exposttus Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
Chamaedorea oblongata______-------------_- WEXICOs so eee ees Olt as | eeeeet ewe
panenchoen us flavolimbatus Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
Chamaedoreaioblongatas— = eee eee (3 Va) Sa ee een eae om 17a eel Del exe
Parlatoria chinensis Marl. (Coccidae):
Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)-__-__-___ Philippines__________~ 1 je. eee | Hawaii:
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_--_____.-_--------- Brazil, Trinidad_______ SES op Wee SCs
C. aurantifolia (sour lime)_-..___.-_------_- Japan(?), Panama_____ | | eee Oates
| Hawaii.
GRiimons (lemon) 22s ene ea Italy, Trinidad________ een eee i Calliteceabas
Giiparadist) (grapetruit) ee eee eee eee Brazil, Panama, DEES 3h Sas a AlarsiC@alike*
Trinidad.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)_-____________ PBZ es ee aie Oa | a1 | een Cali tas
Gisinenscsn Orange) see eee eee eee Argentina, Brazil, 1 5p eee Calis sw hla.
Union of South
Africa, unknown.
Parlatoria crotonis Doug). (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)___| Hawaii__________-__-- SUikeo aoe await
COdiaeumisD ee ee ie ee ee Se a | Es Glipeesceuabee tistics! De ON Sees MCalitse
Parlatoria oleae (Colvee) (Coccidae):
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)_____-__---------- tay ss Severe eee seal) NON
Oleaxeuropacan (Olive) =. 2 eee eee (CiRtd hee semen e oh 5 TN NE
(QUOD: Cop winks Sk eh he a eRe See es See Greecesen enero eeeee ea ee ey ee DI ©
Prunus domestica (plum)-_____-_-__----------- Iie) Gaye ae eee Says 107 Ses | ee Mine h
Sorbus domestica (servicetree mountainash)___| Greece______________- a i hes | eee IND
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Orchid eee Rees LO EE Ba Re EEN eS A Burma, Panama_______ Se ES eI SS3iF 2a INNS
Phalaenopsis leucorrhoda (orchid)_____-___-_- Philippines___________ De he ee a ee te Callies
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)________--------- sey ao ee ee 27 P 2S elie eeawani
Viandars pene seals een WSR AS iy hooky Canal Zone, Hawaii____|____|____| 2 | Fla., Hawaii
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_...____----------- Philippinesao es. s ose eh ee aha fee
Geograndis) (pummelo) oases eae China, Fiji Islands, 6) | Sis | BRS Ee Calif.
Hawaii, Hong Kong. Hawaii.
Calimona (lemon) Paes ee ee Japan, unknown_______ 3 OF ea weaialitie*
Hawaii.
CG. paradist (grapefruit)__-_--25-5222225222- Algeria, Hawali_______ CEST pe Si Opies
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__________--_- China, Formosa, Hong | 13 7a ee Oa Califa’
Kong, Indonesia, Hawaii,
Italy, Japan, Mass.
Okinawa, Philip-
pines, unknown, |
Vietnam, !

36 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
__| Collected
Pest and host Country of origin F x in—
Q K ‘
Sy
Sell) Oe
28/2/88
one ° enon
oO ZA i
Parlatoria zizzyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae—Con.
C. reticulata var. (King orange)__________--- Formosa, Japan, 4 1 |____| Hawaii.
Philippines,
Thailand.
GRsinienstsy (Ova e) eee ee eee ene China, Hawaii, Hong 5 7, \a22Ni@ahifak
Kong, Italy, Japan, } Hawaii,
Okinawa, Philip- Mass. .
pines, Spain, Tu-
nisia, unknown,
(QAR OIE (Sh Otay Se tel NI ae tee ye ee pe re China, Hong Kong__--| 1 |_---| 1] D.G.,
Hawaii.
Paroecanthus annulatus (Seudd.) (Gryllidae):
PNG NAY oe Ei I tla ls sce ea elt Nicaragua ae meee ene Py Boe aN Jaky
Parthenothrips dracaenae (Heeger) (Thripidae):
Ilo wers—-assonted aa ye eae Seedet appa Sweden==-- 5-2 se2=ee 1) 228 | Sees IN Ye
Pealius azaleae (B. & M.) (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron simsii (Indian azalea)_________ inelan daa eee Ee esta ley) Nadie
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
QR GOGO seek ae eo aaa Hawai = 3 sen hari 1 Jict2)2. 2.) Hawaii.
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium barbadense (cotton; boll)_________|____- Goze es eee eee Ly E22 | Saye el onan
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_-______________ Cuba, Jamaica, aig] (eee S 1)|| BlaeNeye.
Mexico, Trinidad. P.R., Tex.
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)__-______-_-_-____ Brazil, Hawai, Zs lt = sl Calla feck 4
Mexico, Puerto Fla., La.,
Rico. Tex.
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)________________ IMIGROO Le Soe Sse ee a al |e Tex.
Habiscustesculentus (okra) 222 oon as Dominican Republic___| 2 Tye te Aare
Pectinophora scutigera (Hold.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_-______________ awa ea ae 1 Jesse) Ss. ol Hawain
Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae): ;
All pUntakpUnDUTALG = bean nn nn ee paapepeee | gaya ee dot. hfe: 5 Jo. 2. |-2..] Hawaii.
Mangifera indica (mango)! 5) 2 22 Cubal 222252 2 eee Webbed see ONG Wats
Menthaisp.. os PS eee UR a ee a8 (Guirainiet N e 2 a4 B- SiioteiWashawe
IMGsaisp ae oe RES 2 aie Sy Oe EA American Samoa______ Ty bane |2 23 Hawar
SSE CLULSEONSP eter e een ee eater ee ee ee Belgian Congo, 1 Dee NE IN SY
Puerto Rico.
Zingibersp. (ginger) 22 ee eet OE IES was 82 2 ats ek 2) || ene este ‘Hawaii.
Reniatnerismiss oregonensis McG. (Tenuipalpi- |
ae): | : }
Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper)-| Japan. ~.______-_____ 2 ES Ssl4 ll) Elana
Pentharthrum huttoni Woll. (Curculionidae):
Dahliaisp se ose he YS Tera dl fe AE Mrance seen en eens sha | Pee Se | eee Ill.
Perkinstella saccharicida Kirk. (Delphacidae):
Coccoloba uvifera (common seagrape)________ Hawai te eee y ae ees Diy) ey ibeeose Hawaii.
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae): ah
VALU DUNC ULI CUT CLC ee ee | GO eee a far hiatal | |eeeb |e. selena
Ananas comosus (pineapple)________________ @ubar Soke Seek eb Qiises les Lal Nee
Burla pbs pea aged APL eee ean ty rey (Wink oye eee T foteys| 42 Se hWNAYE
(OLAX ee): foes meas ese paeeade Bee ie Oa ee PUL Bee ee ee Rete ee ee Nee
Cocos nucifera (coconut) --- 2 ee Palmyra Island________ 5 AGES Sly lene elena
Dendrobvim sp. (orchid) = —— = JANIS tral lags epee asses eyo APS! als dh Hlewains
Driftwood sees aa ee ee ee ee See Bermudas:-}ess5 03) 38 1 je2hs)2 Sesh Miass:
Helicontg, sph joo SR eae ay a ae Isle woe teteossees 12a Pars BHawain
TET ST: Ds Ue ee ee eae ne eee a aR ear Ruerto) Rico 222 aye Di ikee ny tte
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)_- 1 an Cubase see Soe ae Alpe Pecan pee eal INTE
Freucaenalglaticas. = no ee eae Sa lA able eee [ESD e Pies Hawai
GALA SP MUL iy) rere oe ee ea ee ee Bermudaes. eaten PalGl le). Shah. INGe me
IMENT RORSD svi (00111) Base ae eee Cuba ae 2S rae ee Vihear NieWiceets
Nothopanax guilfoylet__._.-.-_--#22-- 2 iL. ipo slam Gs eens - Neal ee ee i eawaiigey
Orchidl S220 25221 S 2S 5a US ee Laney als Bae British Honduras, 1 ee 83 INES ING
Cuba, Hawaii, Hawaii.
Honduras.
Plant—unidentified 32-02) 2 eee Cape Verde Islands__-__|_-_-_Jje2=|. 1 |) N.Y
Sechium edule (chayote)_-._:..-----2-2-___- @uba ses eae Peay Fre ed ogc be NUY.
Sucewénts&) See Pe AA eye eae, TONIC ee ee ah Sl eet S| ea N.Y.
Phelypera distigma Boh. (Curculionidae):
Bromeliad eee ee) Se a ieee IME RI COS Se see eee ere see alscctteedl |} Aer
Orchid. Bar SE Te eye SO ea rape done aS ae Ste Ese aon lee hexs

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

37

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Phenacoccus hirsutus Green (Coccidae):
Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)_--___-__
Phenacoccus stelli (Brain) (Coccidae):
RE OLEOISD ere ee ae te at ee ee ree
Philaenus leucophthalmus (L.) (Cercopidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke)
Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)__--________
Phloeosinus shotoensis Muray. (Scolytidae):
Wiooda(dunnace) ite. SI aae a See ae Soe eee
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Phytomyza gentianae (Hend.)(?) (Agromyzidae):
GENntanaisp Rn el ee ase Se ae ES a ie
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower)_-_____-

B. oleracea bullata (Savoy cabbage)--________
B. oleracea capitata (cabbage)

Cichorium endivia (endive)_-_------_---___-
C. intybus (chicory)
Piesma capitatum (Wolff) (Piesmatidae):

Pinnaspis buxi (Bouché) (Coccidae):
PANERA LTS ee ee Ae in a So an
Cordyline termanalzs (ti)_--2 =e ee
Dictyosperma album furfuraceum (princess-
palm).
Dr AChen as eee ee te as See ee ae oe
FV EL{CONUANSD eee eee ee ee ee SEE
INIEOTIVOO7, EGASY) eae ee ere ate ee ee
PRULOGENALONIS Dee ee ee

Sith GOP Wiese So Sse ess eeee et shoe
Pinnaspis orchidarum (Ferris) (Coccidae):
Vanda dearet (orchid)
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
IRACearSspo\(SPEUCe) eee ae ee ee eee
Pinus sp. (pine)
Wroodu(crate) fot ee
Pityogenes quadridens (Hartig) (Scolytidae):
Wood (crate)
Pityokteines spinidens (Reitt.):
Wood (crate) eu ees eb Sle ee ee
Pityophthorus micrographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
Pinus sp. (pine)
Plagtodera scabricula (Stal) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid

WO GC EN eT IS Pe Le ene eee ey aed
Platynota rostrana (Wlk.) (Tortricidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)
C. frutescens grossum (bell pepper)-----------
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)----------
lowers soa ee ee ee ee
Musa paradisiaca (plantain)_-_______--_----
Orchidt3) 2EUie L Ewen el eee eee ee elas:
Punica granatum (pomegranate)
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
avg 8) ESE SSE eases Mearns ag gS ta ee er

Prioria copaifera (cativo)_______--_--------
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_._._.----------

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Country of origin ; > ame
jo g 1
§ 2/8
sa o ae
no : ao
el ft toes
3° ° =
6) ZA |Ay
Philippines_____-_--_- 1 (eet eee
Union of South Africa__}| 1 |----|----
Krancers- 22255524523 Ped Se fr
Italyoke2 == ene eee Ss REY
Japanver ss tecne ws sds ba Latin
Union of South Africa__} 1 |_---|----
Switzerland_-_______-- Pnitoce sos
Belgium, England, een eG eal OS
France, Germany,
Great Britain,
Ireland, Italy,
Netherlands,
Sweden.
Treland=== 25222 ae Cree Boca) | Ub eee
Denmark, England, Syste ||p IGF ES 8
Germany, Ireland,
Italy, Netherlands. c
Beleimes ase ee Ope nenloas =
ae Go. Oe TEP R OES I a kL Se
Ttallys eal ISB 2a Dba aes SAEs
Costai Rica= 2222 -2===- ee | Serre |
laleynbeg sy ae Ee pipes ANS ee
Bravileeeone eee eo see ee oe
Trinidad==222222===2= ev ele | SS
basleleta eee tees SSas|e= SO
Canal Zone_____--_--- ESE RAY
ISO see seossess 1 1 1
Philippines= 2352222" ests AF DA
Singapore soe) Sho ALE TONSA
Hawall =e eee eee OU a
iBelsum ee eee CLR AB | ae
Norway, Sweden_____- 2y| 3 sw Soot
Belgium, Sweden____-- 4 te aes
Sweden.-- eines bh Ns | 22 es ee
Germanyeeeee eee eee pe Fase dN Lied
Sweden #22" s2rec cee 2. |CD tas yay s
2
b ia
Jamaica Seteero wy as 0) eset aS)
IM@xICO= eee oe eee 1 Faserd ) |eeay ist
Honduras2! Sie le 3) GROG
CostasRical 222-2222 ee 1
Miexico2= 22) SGbisaaas Ley 2d ese en
Panamae Veta enn ieee dees
Colombia=== 22222 == eee eee
SOS (oo Sn ae tes a ra en 2 pSee —
IMiexicos=oe=o = See 1 Areas

Collected

bs

Hawaii.
Tex.

N.Y.
Mass.

Fila.
N.Y.
N.J.

Pa., Tex.

Pa.
Pa., Tex.
N.Y.
N.Y.
Mass.
Fla.
Hawaii.
D.C.
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Fla.
Mass.

N.Y.

i Tex.

38

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Platysectra analis (Costa) (Pterygophoridae):

BUCA YDULSISD ee ee
Plesiommata mollicella (Fowler) (Cicadellidae):

Airplane nes is ao yee es et 3 ee ea es
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (Noctuidae):

Bare ae Se ee ee ies a Me are tae ee lye

Cordyline terminalis (ti).-._----------------

Mandaisp ss (Orchid) ee ae
Polygraphus rufipennis (Kby.) (Scolytidae):

ARC Ree Ae eo hws 2 ee ees ee

Pollinia pollini (Costa) (Coccidae):

Oleatisprte ae ee ea earn oe
Eorotermes quadricollis (Rambur) (Hodotermiti-

ae):

Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)__-___---
Porphyrobaphe isotoma (Sowerby) (Bulimulidae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)-_____-

Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Oleateuropaea: (olive) Ls. 22222 ee ee
Proelymiotis johanna Schs. (Notodontidae):
SANT late WR ish Se aaa AVAIL on eure nest US mc gees
Prosoplus bankii (F.) (Cerambycidae):
Baggage sabi San RE aoe Bo cee oes
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum) __
LPO TROTLO BO ood bases eo eee uote S56
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coecidae):

GORA entaaeg state ee ane eee eer
IMAG CIS Ph (th) a oo ee ee eae ee
Plant—vmnid entifieclej as see ee eeee re ee oa
Pecudanaphothrips achaetus (Bagn.)(?) (Thripi-
ae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)__________-
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gandentaqaugusta ee ee
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
C. limon (lemon)

C, reticulata var. (King orange)_____________
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)___
CO Fiea xSpeed yee Bay
Mucuna nova-guineensts._._____._._.----------
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Brassavola digbyana (orchid)___.___________-
Gattlevyaispsa(oxchid)) Se ee
Eprdendrum sp: (orchid)_ — 2. 1222) ye ees
Laelwarancepsi (Orchid) mesa ee ee a map
Oncidium sphacelatum (orchid)_____-___-____-
On cris pea oe pt oe ete i eaten
Orchid=-eee ee aha ae Ae Soe ee eo cee

Pseudischnaspis linearts Hempel (Coccidae):
QAI (LETC as
Pseudischnaspis longissitma (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Manogijera andica) (mango) 222520) ee
Pseudochelidura sinuata (Germ.) (Forficulidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke)_______________-
Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Guten eee a eS Ce ye enuean ts Be
Pseudococcus citricus (Ezzat & McConnell) (Coc-
cidae):
DDLOSCOTECUSD oii Vi EUT1))) mye ee sa an ae er eee ee
Myrtus communis (true myrtle)___________-_-

Country of origin

Greece, Lebanon,
Turkey.

Venezuela

Bermuda
Cubase Seen: eee
Antigua
Brazil

British Honduras_____-_
EUSalvadors=2= ss esa
Mexico” 2258 tea
British Honduras,
Canal Zone, Costa
Rica, E] Salvador,
Guatemala, Panama.

Brazile ao ea ee

Dominican Republic-__

Barbadossase=- ee =eee

Number of

intercep-

tions in—

al lial
5 & | oo
Se| olan
2.2) g | &°2
Ba? || S| S52
is) Z |e
| ee les
nally pilon| mews
Vail See

Om | pes es iar |
aL Sere | ee
1 Via (coe [Pepe

Ne NSC rae
a es
12 ys | eee
Bi | hes | ee
gees Arte) bat eea et =
1 hog fea ee

alles ing
La es ee
pe | 5 le
a eS eee
1 il kes tes

aie | cae 1
Es |= = a | ee

PEA fel |
rates 1 ee ee
CoE lig Ee | een
ey See el Se

Pee ol | Ee 1
en leper |
pees |e (eel
ob gS ee 1
a ead fd 1
Levee ee all
eae ga et es 1
wh pe ea a
eae eee
Rae ee CYS)
eS Ale aS eek
2.) | een eee

ig ate reel ea
ELA oe eee 1
ARES ee bee

1

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Fla.
Hawaii.
Calif.,*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
N.J.

D.C.

N.Y.

Fla., La.,
Md.,
N.Y., Pa.

Mass.

Fla.
Hawaii.

D.C,
PK.

Mass.
Fla.
P.R.
D.C.

| Hawaii.

Calif.*

Fla.
Calif. ,*
Mass.
Hawaii.
D.C.
N.Y.
D:C.
Fla.
Fla.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Fla.
Fla.

D.C.
Calif.*
N.Y.
N.Y.

Mass.
N.J.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 39

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
| = Collected
Pest and host Country of origin i > 1
i] 1
| g -|%
Se O ae
ZO! 4 | 22
of fo) 2 » |
6) Z | Ay
Pseudococcus cualatensis Ckll. (Coccidae): .
INO Naas pe eee t= RACE ee elt Mexicow>. e+e = eee See Eee eens eexs
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
Hlowers—assorted: so.) Se Union of South Africa__| 1 |----|---_| N.Y.
Pranus domestica (plum)! {2-222 25 eas Chileteteean senses * 1 eee NE a FENG
PD CrS7CON DEACH) oe eee ae ee ee UniontofiSouthvAtricas.|— 10/2222 = ss eNoye
Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae): eae a 20
Annona reticulata (custard-apple)__________- Philippines!=-]-— eee dy Pee | ee | eeawalt.
Bansiindomesticum aoe wee ee COREE ENT LEI 2 ys 10 Ses ee a warie
Pseudococcus njalensis Laing (Coccidae): z
Theobroma cacao (cacao)___--_-__------------ hiberia== 222 eee ae sR) Shae, a Se NES
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae): ts + ve
Cocos nucifera (coconut). -_____.-.--------- IFT earwy, ci 1 eee ese nee 5 JESS | S228)) Hawai.
Stneltteiaitcolazee ae ek eR eS |e ee doshek. SSeS L ae 1h | ee BERN Ee wate
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Ckll. (Coccidae):
Oncrdignisp a Orchid) see ee eee Jamaicaa =e eee alee Cd Ol es
Orchiditemiaiebisai uk: Niit Pedersen Cuba, Guatemala, aes | ae ere lar
Mexico.
Psylla minuticona Crawf.(?) (Psyllidae): i
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _________- Miexicoasen ane seatanes Ay | ee | ee [AT 7
Psylla rhododendri Puton (Psyllidae):
Saou arom ferrugineum (rock rhododen- | Switzerland________-__- Le | Se SNe
Ton).
UROG ODEN GOT S Let en Pen ease ee |B dom-seeet= eee Sy | ee a LTE
Psylliodes punctifrons Baly (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage) _______- Japan wick ands Sele ie fea lht b e he NO
Pulvinaria floccifera (Westw.) (Coccidae): :
Camellias ease aa ae ee a Hnelands eee Hy oes e = NYS
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae): of
PAU DUNC DUT DUT ALC te eee eee e nee Ha walle ee eee 2 eS ees blew ai:
IBOCKIAGZOGENGTON SD ee eee eee eee Philippinessaa saa oe EERE a Satanic
Ficus pandurata (Addicleat fic) Saas a ee INI EXT CO mee eens Pee Eee S| elle exsiee
Gandenvaaugusta ea ne ee Behe ose e ee yl eee ee Ewan:
Or CRSP eas em PL ob se Well We em we AY South Pacifie_________ bene|| dl eceo|) HBlaxcant
Euchuchanensis\ (lychee)-- == 222222 2 ee Hawaii ie eet 27 ass ee aware
Mielasto maj spear wwn ieee bee Maem aes ae Se eR Federation of Malaya._| 1 |____|____| Hawali.
iMatrr ayaisps(?) sie Sena ae ae ee rece ee JUMBAVE 53 1 | Ee | EN RES
LECTED OZ I ULETTOLS ee Nepali? too iguiw a) tas PRP Nic Rs Mh DK Chae
Zingiberacenctare uate ae ena eeanie ee a FEE Hawaeee =e Ose || Sa | SELawani:
Pulvinaria urbicola Ckll. (Coccidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)________-_-___- PuertomRicomers see SLA SSH et ATR
Puto mezxicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
@orm——umidentifiedam sane ee eens ee IMIGE ee 1) | ere) HT xe
Mammiullarza spe (cactus) 4= ene ee eee eee elope tee tL et eat Bg lal Oa Lad eb.
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
Epidendrum stamfordianum (orchid)_______-_- Guatemala22 sss 2eeee Pep crenies Meee APO LU | eRe x:
Orchid eee terns ALTE Mao ek be le ES ER doves DORE any SEE BEAN MRA as
Pycnarthrum pallidum (Chap.) (Scolytidae):
AIT Aneees Seen tat eal aa Same a ee Cubsates- Aas cee ee Pi lt inl 2 fo Od kee
Pycnoderes monticulifer Reuter (Miridae):
Arp are ee eee ae eee hig Mens Aa ee toe CNEL ore Na ae Dominican Republic___]____| 1 |_-__| P-R.
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper)___-__-_----__-_- Italy eolands=ess===— Nal isecsel| BNlo. Co
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ________ Japane=*2-26eose- een Eis | ae eee Wash
SOLANUMESP ee eae ORT NS Fs Se eae Winon OL South Africa ess |e len |e ereaet een SENT
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)______ Ttaly eno: SSUSIAR 28) 1 19 | SESE aN ys
AOE CRON (VEN) so 5 oe se ee a WE Azores italy= 2 eee OT ec |e PNY 2s
Pyrgocorypha sallei Sauss. (Tettigoniidae):
Bromeliad fae anee Mose aoe ee ee ee Mexico. Seine shee eee | eee alone exe
Restidia ruha Dyar(?) (Chrysaugidae):
heaves SA atinektaacey Aire ie eer eno ts 2h Guatemala __________ Teh ess | ees ANT as
Reticulitermes flavipes (Koll.) (Rhinotermitidae):
Gossypirmisps| (cotton) ae ee eee eee ee IMexicome see meee 0 it yA lo hh BES
Reo mes luctfugus (Rossi) (Rhinotermiti-
ae):
Soilhwithelerlt pars psc eee Ttally ees = St Pe Ror es Loe St ee STEN NE
Reticulitermes tibialis Banks (Rhinotermitidae):
Crateseee Rak ER SENOS sm ce inne a weld S WEXiCO es oe Ae ein oes LE | pee | EN Callife
Rhabdoscelus obscurus (Boisd.) (Curculionidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)._________- Hawaii aniege Sit Gs LF | eel ee Cali tet:

40

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry)

Rhagoletis cerasi (L.)(?) (Tephritidae):
Prunus sp. (cherry)
Rhapogaster nebulosa (Poda) (Pentatomidae):
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Rh yparochromus alboacuminatus (Goeze) (Lygaei-
ae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Ribua innoxia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)

IBrOMELLOED UNG LUT e a

Saccharosydne saccharivora (Westw.) (Delphaci-
dae):

TeNiib ay 0) ESV Y= les A ae tee fe Bu Ne cee a I ce
Samoedes cancellalis (Zell.) (Pyraustidae):

FN} 0) Fey a eve ge aaa es a ey ee ee ae
Sardia pluto (Kirk.) (Delphacidae):

Airplane
Scaphidium atrum Matth. (Scaphidiidae):

Oe rie SS YT TIN NITES NAMES Rann eS ae
Scaptocoris minor Berg (Pentatomidae):

Airplane
Schoenobius incertulas (Wlk.) (Schoenobiidae):

UNSW OEY CVS) pe Meranda ed ani Ae ee AM Al a CIN
Sciocoris cursitans (F.)(?) (Pentatomidae):

Camlelliars pes 0 Sun Ge a ii ee ee ah a em ee
Scobicia chevriert (Villa) (Bostrichidae):

Corkjataven sens eae URS Spe Fa at
Scolytus multistriatus (Marsh.) (Scolytidae):

Pyrus communis (pear)

Ulmus sp. (elm)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):

AIO LLUSe Spy oasis teats eaten oe eS

AUER UU ITES Dee eee eee oa ine ee ard

Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)-__
Sesamia cretica Led. (Noctuidae):

Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)
Sesamia nonagrioides (Lef.)(?) (Noctuidae):

LEONA SU (COLL) eae eee ne
Simodactylus cinnamomeus (Boisd.) (Elateridae):

Plant material (dried arrangements)_________
Sinoxylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):

Wood (on camel saddle)
Sinoxzylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):

ALT LATOR Wek Teele AW ROL NT SND RHE: Dc art ee Pee weal
Siphanta acuta (Wlk.) (Flatidae):

FTADASCUL SE SD yoy en ean) DLL Ry NIL 8 er a

Womahs Sop, Ome) Lee ee a i a
Stpylus dilatatus Wlk. (Membracidae):

Mela stomalsp ec ee See eee a ee
Sttona hispidula (F.) (Curculionidae):

Triticum aestivum (wheat)_._.._._.-_---_--~--
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):

Limes pee (ily) eee eee eee

Tagetes florida (marigold)
Solaropsis monile (Broderip) (Camaenidae):

Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)
Spodoptera exempta (Wl|k.) (Noctuidae):

Airplane
Spodoptera mauritia (Bdv.) (Noctuidae):

Arp lane see a ee pen ere ee ee a Se

AU DUN TOMD UT. DUT CLO ae te eee eS

VA Mth urnswmSD se See te ee Bla ae ea

Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)- -_-

Gordylane:spreey ete oe ata a eae ee ee tae

EO Wer saree ees ey a a Or a RY

France, Germany,
Hungary, Italy,
Poland, Portugal,
Rumania, Spain,
Yugoslavia.

public.

Hijwislandsss22255- 222

Mexicosse- =e aone

Cubase asa aie eee

Greece, Italy_____-_____

IAZOTES Cites eae

Japanl(?) yeaa ee
a Wali sors nae eee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Consump-
tion
Non-entry
| Propaga-
tion

:
|
|

=
No)
=
to

eee ee |

aes |yeal

peeves (ti cp
Serer yey |e

eee

Collected
in—

P.R.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Fla.
Hawaii.
N.Y.
Pa.

Calif.
N.Y.

D.C.
Fla.
Hawaii.
N.Y.
N.Y.
Hawaii.
La.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
N.Y.

N.Y.
Mass.

La., Md.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

4]

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Le feo 3 Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; > in—
Qo mM 1
Soh te We
i=) o oe
25) 2 | a8
ome ie
oO AZ | 04
pion colarsonemus laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemi-
ae):
Narcissus ‘(Mahmoud’_—__.-=-----------32: Northern Ireland_____- ee | EY ot ew IN ed
IVGRCISSIES See eee ee Soins Se England, Ireland, Pe ea SSR Ned
Northern Ireland,
Scotland.
Stenodema holsatum (F.) (Miridae):
I CLRST RD ee ee eh eke ea Murkeyseen. 2 oe eae pes 4) a he aaa Gs
Stenodema laevigatum (L.)(?) (Miridae):
Festuca elatior (meadow fescue)_------------ Mugoslaviae ooo see Le |e S| eatlilly Ee!
Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae): g
Persea americana (avocado)_____-_--------- Ecuador, El Salvador, | 24 2 1 | Calif.,*
Honduras, Mexico, Fla., La.,
Panama, Peru. Tex.
Stenopterus rufus (L.) (Cerambycidae):
JECERR Goa ee ed SS ORE PES a ae ee Prance: 0. sega? 5 | Sake egrure es Neve
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla Zell. (Pterophoridae):
Gentranaisp tna wore ee ee Switzerland____.______ AP )| Sens ete N.J.
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
CHYGROE. FOB, I ES aes ee Aruba, Belgian Congo, Qui See NEWernbaR.,
Brazil. S.C.
Stephanoderes perkinst Hopk. (Scolytidae): vi
Adenanthera pavonina (sandal beadtree)____.- SET a walle eee jie eas cr |e eee Hawaii.
Sternochetus frigidus (F.) (Curculionidae): a
Mangifera indica (mango)_-_____-____------ Borneo... 2s gee i Tas WG We es aware
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae): !
Mangifera indica (mango)_-__-_--_-_------- Hawaii, India________- 58 Saleees|iCalifss a)
Hawaii,
Md., Pa.,
Wash.
Sternochetus oliviert (Fst.) (Curculionidae): i
Mangifera indica (mango)_-_______-_---____- Wiens eee 1 |____|_-..] Hawaii.
Sybra alternans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae): a
Airplane ean sae ete ae ore Pe ies sus Kwajalein__.__------- -eu) od) |oes)| await:
Ar GUTELON EFVOSA a2 a ee a ee ee aah Ta Wali ee een nees ean 10) 5285229 Giawaiit
Bageapene a. teh ee see ee oe Japan((?) yale see eee 1 S22) Elalwanis
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)____._--____- a waite eninge 2) ED Se aware
Orchigeee a ia ra ee Be EEG oe cetera aan en 1 | ee ees await
Plant material (dried arrangements)_________|_--__- doe: ebhinivarn in 1 |. 22_]--- | Hawaii.
UUM ETAAYSD es einer peony OE AR ET doz. as Ags 1h PEE S| SRe4 | Sawai:
Synyrias diffundens (Wlk.) (Noctuidae):
Anrplane kiana a. en ee a Venezuela___________- SE ee Sila cen EL ae
Systole albipennis Walk. (Eurytomidae):
Corzandrum) satwum_. 2 92 2 eo oe Germany(?), Morocco__| 2 |____|----| Calif.*
Systole geniculata Foerster (Eurytomidae):
Foeniculum sp. (fennel)_______-__________-- [tally oe See Res 1 eel Sessa INI oo
Petroselinum crispum (parsley)_.-...--.----- Hawaii, Hong Kong___|____|_-_--| 2 | Hawaii.
pease lobata (Green) (tentative) (Cocci-
ae):
Miechelicgsyys (2s) Samara at cae a aes ye em Hong Kong_____------ £222 SOS s|\sHlawaiit
Taentothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_______________-_-- England, Scotland_-___ 6) 2s | aes Masee: INSY.,
a.,
Wash.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation). __________ England, Germany, 5 1 |__-_] Mass.,§N.Y.,
Ireland, Poland, Pa.
unknown.
I DJG TA SLIS-E) 0} Op sae ope eee ee Le Germany aun ae 1A ieee eget eet | IN VAS
Blowers—assorted. 2.) SILT Ee errr e ere Czechoslovakia, Eng- 4 ree Mass., N.J.,
land, Sweden. wa N.Y.
IELTS ES YE DE ee England) 209 neat) Jt Peel es GP als
Pyrethrum sp. (painted daisy)______-______- lanky oe eee | Us| epee (NS Pee
IROSGESD ata aeita lm Paes a oe SG ol HE la cl eee eee 3h | nee |e ae Vass.
N.Y.
Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)___________ Brazil, Germany_____- 1 2 |._-.| Fla., Mass.
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_.._.......-_-_--- England, Scotland_____ Glycol al ey Ny '
RY Pa
Erica australis (southern heath)_--_________- Bort ea) ee ee | ete Pei bly A DIKCp
Pyrethrum sp. (painted daisy)_____________-_ 1b od Eh ays [ANC AR eee 1 | ee ee Nese

42

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
__| Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a > in—
i=] 1
| We
oa o ak
22) ¢ | a9
B=! 5 Il fs”
oO Z |e
Taeniothrips gracilis M\t. (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) __________ Japanter ie oc WWesec|-oes|| Jaan
Lycoris squamigera (autumn lycoris)_________|____- GOBREr Fae ESS es Ln Eee |ihas Cale’
Ly coris: Sp i= 2 226 sc 2 sa ee oe ee eee OME Re oe tg bee |=ase |) eo lNae
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Blandfordia sp. (Christmas bells)_--_________ Australigae =e ee ee e222 = 3 ee ell elaine
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) __________ Saipan eee a es 1 1 |_---| Hawaii,
Wash
Gardendovaugwsta= ee eee Hawaii, Japan________ 25 |_---|----| Hawaii
IRaconiaispy (peony, see ee eee Japan= 22 522 sbaehps ae 1 |----|----]| Hawaii
Blumentaysp t= * e028 A ee eee Eafe aia Hawai sa eae ie) 32 =| Se) Elan
Rosaispy 222 Pee Sa) tah BR - Sow Rigs Australia, Japan_______ 1 1 |___-| Hawaii,
Wash
SEEDNANOCUSHS sere ee a ee fn es Ea weil teen 1 S23 )|-==5 |i lawanit
Taeniothrips picipes (Zett.) (Thripidae):
Wlowers=—assonted ease ete ee yee England]sepeeeenen met 25l irl |S ees Ne
Taentothrips vitticornis (Ky.) (Thripidae):
Canavalia microcarpa___..._--------------- Beh enh ye ee Wiheeselsassll Isha
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae (Leon.) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_______________- INTO CO Seetee tae eee ete 1 See Tex.
“Targionia”’ harttt (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
TD TOSCOTEAAS Dai Gy 21) eee nae et ie Barbados] sez sae tai 2 1 |2--=| Mass.
Zingubersogucinale) (cingzer) eee eee eee eee OWES es Gee ale, Wr Ses SS5ei alae
Teleonemia scrupulosa Stal(?) (Tingidae):
Lantana camara (common lantana)_________- lekeiwenie bo eee Pe See eeeee! 1 isa
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
CON 0) a6 Ly Ns Sete tee Nei ce kt Ge SoA in ee ae INTO x1 CO Mee ee ere Soe |= os | oa eee
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
(ONO one Ae Ts ae ey my Bese d a ee ry sceeea Ber CO =e epee Eoea/f=s5)/0 All Mexs
Tenthecoris distinctus Hsiao & Salier (Miridae):
Eycastessp an OTC hid) eee oe ee ee eee Guatemala___________ geee|Pease| Wa aim,
Tenthecoris orchidearum (Reuter) (Miridae):
Cattleya elongata (orchid)_--._-__-_-_--_----- EA Se ee Bess Sess!) S| ispem,
Gattlevalspse iss) ABR a. S Phe ae ee eT, Peas lene dow Sar ee =o == |=—— saree Aas
Orchids ES Tanya” Bae he ee INTE CO meee eae ee es See e ate ate.
Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Orchig ens jab 5 ae sis el ee en Nee ala (eo (6 Pas Saar EN beta ol end exe
Tenuipalpus heveae Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
Hevea brasiliensis (Para rubbertree) ________- Eye Al Le ee a Ee Poet lesce))) Las
Tenuipalpus pacificus Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
Cymbidium sp. (orchid)._._.-.---_.----.=-= Australias soe eeeale-—-) Lawes
Rhalaenopsisisps (orchid) 222se sean Barbados, Philippines, |----|----} 3 | Fla.,
Singapore. Hawaii.
Spathoglottis affinis (orchid)_______________- Singapore____________ Pe eee a leaweane
Testacella maugei Fer. (Testacellidae):
Tits pen (ily, =e ee ay ea Portugese eet aa So Saale pe sSe
Retr anuchus cinnabarinus (Bois.) (Tetranychi-
ae):
Citrushlimon (lemon) s see oo eee Ital ys-2' ans se one oe 1 Ss51) INN
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)___________ Israeli o2 eee i | ee ee NEA
nlowers=—assorted i -] ee yess een eee Tea hn lesa ees eee ee aN ae a) eee INIENS
Ne (ay r] ays\2 | yom eine ney na a oe ee eS Colombia ee || ees | La
IWMGRHELIEIOS (WN) sa5 5522 eaoeoeoosSescesce XN of ys Wee aa te cry eecncre | AS 8s 1 | Fla.
Moss with Passiflora sp. (passionflower)_ ____ ing land See eee | Sees | Ee elias
Rosaisp eee Ne I Ns I Diag Haiti, Mexico_________ pee Ste 1 | Fla., Tex.
Tetranychus viennensis Zacker (Tetranychidae): a
Matustsyivestrisi\(apple) Bas.) ee eee Japan sees are ja ese ee Hawaii.
Pyrusipyriuyolia\ (sandi pean) 2-see = eee |e (6 | oS SU ASI SIL ne sees a ees Hawaii.
Pyriusyep een ee hae, D2 ye Syed ey oe Gomes. eee | eee 1 |_---| Hawaii.
Tetrapriocera longicornis (01.) (Bostrichidae):
Arp amen ae a ee Heep te 02 kin Se Md ae ie, Brazil, British West [ee | ks eer eee es
Indies.
Wioodn(crate) ie Vos ae es rahe ue ee eee Cubay Panamaseoeeeee Si Seeipsoal| 1,
Tettigonia oculata Sign. (Cicadellidae):
Bactucatsatiua (lettuce)! 922-4 eee eens ee S Urine re es | eees LD Eee | eexs

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

43

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection|

Number of

| intercep-
tions in—
cited __| Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a > in—
|e (8
26/2 (86
Reis les
oO Z|
Theba pisana (Miller) (Helicidae):
Te}eygigryrg2) = a) See ae A) er Pee ere ee ee Italy 2=-s22sane cee ee ill Sees eee Wah
Garros ceneralee sms eae he oe RS Morocco, unknown___-| 4 |__--|__-_] N.Y., Va.
Ninhtanvacangeotas cee ee ct ee ene France, Italy, Libya, SO ny | Meee eee sar Ne oe,
Morocco, North N.Y.,
Africa (country(?)), S:C.
Turkey. Rexs ava
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)________~ Cubaetensae soeeeeee Bee ELE | See ets
Spinacia oleracea (spinach)__________-_-__-- Brance see eee penal iy, lie Solis
IWOOU (Grate) mee eat cm mncin ings tumlliare: ange Sree France, Morocco, Oi | ees | ee NEdinseNe ry
North Africa Va
(country (?)).
Thiara balonnensis (Conrad) (Thiaridae): ‘
Marsilea quadrifolia(?) (aquatic plant)_______ Awe Fe So esate See K ee | eral ela | @ alates
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
PANVEMNOILEISD eee ee a ae el ee ee Maltasn. ae aoe eee 2 1 ete | NDS
ERORIRD, Tos (GW) ee Se he ee ee Ttaly seat ie ee ie | ee | pees | INE
OH USATUNEMLTUSD oe eee eee Greecese as soe ee Ws bet N.Y
DONE RUS(SPPee eee et a ena ee Genmanyaeeeeee ee Ae | aes ee N.Y
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)___.-____-_-_-__--_--- Nioroccome eee ee Bae | iy fal | Seal el Pty
Ranunculus sp. (buttercup)_---._--_-_------- Israels ee aes Seas Ws ses eee S|! INoNY
ROSGASD ees nd ae oa eee eerie Mrance center eran het Foal eer led
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)____-------------- Bing land sees es bagel Vie west NEN Ce
Chrysanthenvwmaspee eee ae England, Japan__----- 2) |_2_-|22 22) Hawan,
Mass.
lowers assorted 225-2 oh eee ee England, Sweden__-__-- 2h) tee | eee Viass
Pyrethrum sp. (painted daisy)_____________- inland en eee eee 157 | Ss | eee ONE
ROSQISD eee ee ee ee ey ere ee en ee German yee ener Dee a Sea INGY,
Thrips tmaginis Bagn. (Uhripidae):
Centaurea cyanus (cornflower)_____________- PAI Sta ees 2 See a awa
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation). _________-|____- C0 Koy aaa praia ali, ae Lee hab ake J ilekey sent
EVES DEFTSTS[) tet ee ee ae ee ee elle fa (oneness rien s 3 1 ere | ae ea ari
ELA AT ANY CARSD ere eee ee ee ee ee ees oe Chapels ae ees S e 1 es ee EV aw au
LIPES BIOS Sa he hel dase pete itn cr peponas eon lige s or fo Kayes ae cen pie sae 1S eS |e Ea wali
JARI BOs aS wee eed eae ahaa nena Ose opti 2 ary Not Oe Co Pa i sn atice ieee. 2 JF es | Hawaii
SUTIN GALS (Ii 1A) epee na epee pe eg etn | eerea (a Royaume ase per 10) ae ee Tawa:
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)_-_.--.--.----____ England, Scotland____-_ On) eae | Reece tsa
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)__________- Roland 2 See DE SS) ae ell Ne
Flowers—assorted__-____--_--_- see epee es England, Ireland__-_-_- 3) (2 5e8 | ON Mass, Noe
VE ITLOSCAST) see oem hea ee ee Krancesst@e eee nee sets |ys a PING
EEO SCS eee ee ae ao are ca ere pr Belgium, England, Gals ase aballd Winget ks UNA op
France, Germany. INES
Saliz discolor (pussywillow)_.__-___-______- Bran Ce eae eae pes sere | meee (eT)
Tischerta complanella Hbn. (Tischeriidae):
Castaneayspy (chestnut) see ee eee eee Italy sooner ee teers S| ie iViasse
Tozotrypana curvicauda Gerst. (Tephritidae):
Caricaypapaya (papaya) =2ee ee eee Nlexico mses eee 1 eae eee Pex.
Trialeurodes laurt (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)__-__________- Greece_____ eal eels od fF ee /e|| Seen Te
Trialeurodes vitrinellus Ckll. (Aleyrodidae): |
CnztrusEsznensts (Orange) sees see ese eee eee Mexico sere fee ee 1) aie eel liaee! Al exe
GZET ALS Dery a a te pg et ger | ey ca (0 Va asians ape baal eek ay ilies ea etal Rape
Trioza anceps Tuth. (Psyllidae):
Persea,americana (avocado). = _-- ~~ oe lee doce a eek 1) | eee | eens eTexs
Trogoderma glabrum (Hbst.) (Dermestidae):

paps aE eae Bp SI Ne fap Say ena ek a) Lae (0 oS sr ene sh wiley (eres Erle Xs
Cellulose ce ae ei Re Rie Sie es eee = er el | oes do=sti= Saas 20) ere Pane ex:

Fee a2 2 Siaaie aces cea, a ere Oe ee eee eee (0 (oa ee ee pee, |e 5 | ee Ari eeexs
Railway car (loaded with graphite)__________|_____ GOs Ree eae Sane 1 | eae | pees | AN 272
itiCu ma estuv wren (WEA) eae ee | eee (0 (a gent a a Ri ates 3 | eee eeext

Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):

Arachis hypogaea (peanut)_______________-- Formosa, Nigeria(?), ye ibe| As Bleue Vin Chess Niepyiea
unknown. Ohio.

Bae ee en ete ae ay SUN gel Neyer ere eee ete England, Nether- 6 De Ne Ni SW Oa AES
lands, Singapore.

OY ct ange, Soe se Sash ee ache Senate Tact ote RIOR OSAP ae een eee ental ple lees lta

Cicer arietinum (chickpea)___________-_--_- Greeces ee cae aera eee emia |eeee |p eexe

dM Cay ee eee ee A ee ee ee era Hing anc eee eae es ren i ee ern hay Oke

44

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 380, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Trogoderma yranarium Everts (Dermestidae)—
Continued
Lens culenaris (lentils)_ 22 2 2
Linum sp. (flax)
Oryza sativa (rice)

With residue of titanium oxide_____________
Stores 22 ee A Re Sees

Triticum durum (durum wheat)___________-_
Trogoderma grassmani Beal (Dermestidae):
Carthamus tinctorius (safflower)
Trogoderma inclusum LeConte (Dermestidae):
FR w aya Car eeteel pa win uth ahaa oer wre Neen Ee
Trogoderma parabile Beal (Dermestidae):
ADAVETES Dn (DOD DY) see ee ee eee
Triticum aestivum (wheat). 12202 2 ss ee
Trogoderma sternale plagifer Csy. (Dermestidae):
Triticum aestivum (wheat)_..-.-_-._--._-_-____-
Trogoxylon prostomoides (Gorh.) (Lyctidae):
Bamboo
Tyrophagus infestans (Berl.) (Acaridae):
ATAUCOT AAS Dee tte eee ee
Citrus sinensis (orange)
Convolvulus sp. (glorybind)___________------
ETS rp cee erse ema ee eters Peay eee eg RE
Soil with Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)_______-
Ulopa reticulata (F.) (Cicadellidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__.________-_-
C. sinensis (orange)

Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Catrusiaurantuolias (lime) =e
C. aurantifolia (sour lime).-_-______---------

. aurantium (sour orange)

LLL LIULUILITURN, UT ean ee eee

SCAU ETUSTS RV ELE a te ee a Cr eee
tchangensis X C. reticulata (ichandarin)__-~_-
Uzarcorvs (Lemmon) aes ee tee ee tee epee anne
. paradist (grapefruit)
. reticulata (Mandarin orange)

aa aaa aaa

. reticulata var. (King orange)
. sinensis (orange)

AA

Cilrarsi Bp eerie ee ee ns apee anes Se Re Pe

Valtissius diversus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Bromelia de 5 ea ioe sey ee ec CN Spe oa
Verina supplicella (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
Leaves (packing with fruit)
Veronscelle sloant schivelyae Pilsbry (Veronicelli-
ae):

Orchid

Country of origin

IDEA \iseees sees sese

Afghanistan__________

Australia, Formosa,
India, Japan,
Pakistan, unknown.

Unknown

unknown.

Afghanistan __ 2. 2--__
INTEXIC Oa nee

tally SS a ae ae

Japanese! Seo eA Res

Argentina, Brazil,
Japan, New Cale-
donia, Panama.

China, Formosa,
Japan, Okinawa,
Philippines.

Hong Kong, Japan_-_-_-

Japan, Philippines-___-_-

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

1 >
a | Els
=I =] a
=| o as
2.2) s | 29
on fo) oF
1S) Z 1h
| aie [eee
oes ese he L
Py W Oey st
eeted| er aleal| i ears
I |e deat Eee
Ae ON focal oh
peta ate bt I
cele Hee Le eee
resp ce fat
Praia clays a Lee,
pape de ll nt
ALS Sees | eer
Sen ela ake 1
Rees (sve ot | aoa aa
Sete Ee 1
1 Oe ete sees
Ses2|bee6 1
wea peoliey ees
reheteeo aie 1
ae tLe eae
a a Pred We Le
ag icicha | Waka Sl | ea
QP p= <5 Rene
sr | ee
cL | 2 see
Be eto eee
2 1M eee
yee SMT ee an | eo
php ipa alae a
2 Srieee
ee} Re | Seer ee
27 {104 |____
WATE AGS tpn
SH eS8in pene
Se Bt Oa | teesene
oe oes 1
i eae |e
1

Collected
in—

INDYe
Fla.
N.Y.
Mass.
Mass.
Ga.

N.Y.

Calif.*

Calif.*

Calif.,*
Hawaii,

aNe

Hawaii.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.,*
Hawaii,

Hawaii,
a.
Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Pa.
Fla.

Ala.

Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1

959

45

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
PAMIRUN AIS Dee eet © settee ya ee
Brassia gireoudiana (orchid)
IRTFASSIGISD. = 2 bE eae ne EL nh ot ge ete
Broughtonia sp. (orchid)
Catasetum pileatum(?) (orchid)_______-_-__-_-
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
CO fers py bmp asta ps fe ee aay ge yh oe se ytd
Epidendrum ciliare (orchid)
PI MIGendi tm SPP sss eee eel eee a ae

ET CULCON TANS Ye et eet yENY ssey MN din eet es eg ling ey Hyg ho
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)
Oncidium sp. (orchid)

Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid)
Xeroleuca mograbina (Morelet) (Helicellidae):
Military icarzon sis aoe 2 See Se Ae
Xestclabus corvinus (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Bromeliad
Xiphidiopsis lita Heb. (Tettigoniidae):
TAN thurtUmisp Sees EM aay WE OSs yl aay pun Bln
Godiaeumisp ees ee ee Oe eR er fo
Cordyline terminalis (ti)
Lycopodium sp. (clubmoss)
Orchid
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)
Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Imh.) (Bostrichidae):
Khaya sp. (mahogany)
Zeadiatraea lineolata (Wlk.) (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Zonttoides arboreus (Say) (Zonitidae):
Orchid

Plants—unidentified
Soli with! fern roots 2.2 fk ase ty tee

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
Country of origin ; >,
Q = 1
Saline leo
=| cP) ae
A us
Orion ieee
5) Z| Ay
Jamaica, Trinidad____- 2h sass
Canal Zoness2--- 22s Beata epee eaves |
awe bs AO Sars sha apc ean 0 hs ym By |p 1D
INS Ca eee eee ee era eat 9,
Venezuela ees sa | ee Paes tel lt
Antigua, Canal Zone___|____ SEPA bP
Ranamaeenes ees ea hip 2 Sealey)
“Napopobvel ss ek ee B8Ae pel:
Antigua, Canal Zone, |____|____ 4
Panama.
Haiti ees sah as 24ers |e
Bahamas, Barbados_-_--| 2 |____|___-
British Honduras, = |{____|____ 3
Dominican Repub-
blic, Surinam.
Bahamas, British —|____|____ 17
Guiana, British
' Honduras, Canal
Zone, Costa Rica,
Dominican Repub-
lic, Jamaica, Kenya,
Panama, Puerto
Rico, Venezuela.
Jamaicawbrinidadas sas |i es Ree 2
WMiorOCCOne Hane he aeee a Ee yn | Peek
Canali Zonewa wee ae eal aie | Be 1
Hawaii fihieg ana D; })| Bane) Wa
chp Cc Foye eps See eee ee lie) Wel tee aeuae al
pee Gol eee Lan ees eh
West (0 (ops ene RN Seemed | el LA [ase exces [eee 18
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46 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects

ACER:

Aceria macrochelus (Acarina)

A. macrorhynus (Acarina)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
ADENANTHERA:

Stephanoderes perkinsi (Coleoptera)
AGAPANTHUS:

Iridomyrmex pilifer (Hymenopteraa)
AGAVE:

Batrachedra linaria (Lepidoptera)

Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)

Gymnococcus agavium (Homoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Aceria tulipae (Acarina)

Lygaeus albo-ornatus (Hemiptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentat..s (Coleoptera)

B. algirus (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
ALLIUM SP.::

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
ALLOTEROPSIS:

Chirothrips pretorianus (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
ALPINIA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)
ALYXIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis uniloba (Homoptera)
AMARYLLIS:

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
ANANAS:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Ribua innoxia (Lepidoptera)

“Targionia’”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)
ANEMONE:

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
ANNONA:

Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Ctenoglyphus canestrinit (Acarina)

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
ANSELLIA:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Myzus anselliae (Homoptera)
ANTHISTIRIA:

Agrostothrips guillarmodi (Thysanoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus reniformis

(tentative) (Hompotera)

Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)

Iridomyrmex pilifer (Hymenoptera)

Myrmecophila americana (Orthoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

Niphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
ANTHIRRHINUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
APIUM:

Arion hortensis (Mollusca)

Huleia heraclei (Diptera)
APONOGETON:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
ARACEAE:

Hercinothrips bicinctus (Thysanoptera)
ARACHIS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

ARAUCARIA:

Laspeyresia araucaria(?) (Lepidoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
ARBUTUS:

Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale (Hemiptera)
ARECA:

Chrysomphalus propsimus (Homoptera)
ARGYREIA:

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
ARMORACIA:

Baris lepidti (Coleoptera)
ARTOCARPUS:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
ASTER:

Haplothrips clarisetis(?) Thysanoptera)
AVERRHOA:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
BAMBOO:

Antonina bambusae (Homoptera)

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)

Odonaspis greenti (Homoptera)

Trogorylon prostomoides (Coleoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Odonaspis lobulatus (Homoptera)
BAUHINIA:

Gibbrobruchus speculifer (Coleoptera)
BEGONIA:

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
BETA:

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)
BETULA:

Chionaspis salicis (Homoptera)

Acanthoscelides bizae (Coleoptera)
BLANDFORDIA:

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
BLIGHIA:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
BOERLAGIODENDRON:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
BOUGAINVILLEA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
BRASSIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA CHINENSIS:

Cicadella viridis (Homoptera)

Lophothetes hirsutus (Coleoptera)

Psylliodes punctifrons (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BULLATA:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Arion circumscriptus (Mollusca)

A. hortensis (Mollusca)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Euborellia stali (Dermaptera)

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Eysarcoris guttiger (Hemiptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

Limaz mazimus (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Milazx gagates (Mollusca)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA SP.:

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
BROMELIA:

Acalymma trivittata (Coleoptera)

Althos obscurus (Hemiptera)

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

Ribua innozia (Lepidoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 47

Hosts and Insecits—Continued

BROMELIAD:

Althos obscurus (Hemiptera)

Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)

Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Galgupha punctijer (Hemiptera)

Iridomyrmex tniquus (Hymenoptera)

Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)

Pyrgocorypha sallei (Orthoptera)

Valtissius diversus (Hemiptera)

Xestolabus corvinus (Coleoptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BROW NEA

Dercynus micronyx (Coleoptera)
BULBOPHYLLUM:

Asterolecant um epidendri (Homoptera)
BUXUS

athe britannicus (Homoptera)

Eriophyes canestrinvi (Acarina)
CABOMBA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
CACTUS:

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)

Dactylopius confusus (Homoptera)

Hesperolabops gelastops (Hemiptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Doru albipes (Dermaptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Neodryocoetes guianae (Coleoptera)
CALADIUM:

Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
CALLUNA

Acalypta parvula (Hemiptera)

Kleidocerys ericae(?) (Hemiptera)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Myrmedobia distinguenda (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

Ulopa reticulata (Homoptera)

CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CALOPHYLLUM:

Ceratitis capitata(?) (Diptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus setiger(?) (Homoptera)

Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)

Pulvinaria floccifera (Homoptera)

Sctocoris cursitans(?) (Hemiptera)
CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips vitticornis (Thysanoptera)
CANNABIS:

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)
CAPISCUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Pulvinaria urbicola (Homptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CARAPA:

Hypsipyla ferrealis (Lepidoptera)

ARICA:

Aconophora sinanjensis (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Tozotrypana curvicauda (Diptera)
CARTHAMUS:

Orellia punctata (Diptera)

fecootenns grassmani (Coleoptera)
CASSI

inane indecora (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois muricis (Lepidoptera)

CASTANEA:
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
C. nucum (Coleoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
Tischeria complanella (Lepidoptera)
CATASETUM (?):
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CATTLEYA
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris orchidearum (Hemiptera)
recite stellifera (Homoptera)
CEDR
ee suspectus pinsapinis (Hymenoptera)
CENTAUREA:
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera)
CEPHALOCEREUS:
Eremberga insignis (Lepidoptera)
CERATONIA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CHAENOMELES:
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
CHAMAECYPARIS:
Diaspis minima (Homoptera)
Orsillus depressus (Hemiptera)
CHAMAEDOREA:
Chelysoma variabilis (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaervoides (Homoptera)
Coelonertus nigrirostris (Coleoptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)
Parisoschenus expositus (Coleoptera)
P. flavolimbatus (Coleoptera)
CHAMAEROPS: ’
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti (Coleoptera)
CHLOROPHYTUM:
Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)
A, palmae (Homoptera)
CHRY SANTHEMUM:
Acalymma trivittata (Coleoptera)
Bryobia ehari (Acarina)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera) ;
Thrips angusticaps (Thysanoptera)
T. flavus (Ubysenopters)
CHRYSOPOG
Agrostothrips pinion (Thysanoptera)
CICER:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CICHORIUM:
Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
CISSUS:
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR.:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS GRANDIS VAR. SARAWAK:
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

48 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS VAR:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON VAR. PONDEROSA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus pinnulifer (Homoptera)
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)

Leucapsis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA:

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Unaspis citrt (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA VAR:
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonida trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleurothrizus floccosus (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes citrinellus (Homoptera)
Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

GE yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SP
Aleurocanthus woglumt (Homoptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Orchamoplatus citri (Homoptera)
Orthezia pseudinsignis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CLEYERA(?):
yeeaeuiodes as trasty las (Homoptera)

COCCOLO
Danaea saccharicida (Homoptera)

COCOS:

Agonoxena pyrogramma (Lepidoptera)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptrea)
Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes esakii (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Lepisodaphes tokionis (Homoptera)

Orchamoplatus mammaeferus (Homoptera)

Orocharis vaginalis (Orthoptera)

Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)

Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
COELOGYNE:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
COFFEA:

Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Leucoptera coffeella (Hymenoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
COLOCASIA:

Lamellazis gracilis juncea (Mollusca):
CONVALLARIA:

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
CONVOLVULUS:

Tiophagis infestans (Acarina)
CORDYLI

Broaibcenal similaris (Mollusea)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)

Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
CORIANDRUM:

Systole albipennis (Hymenoptera)
CORYLUS:

Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
CUCURBITA:

rolls mezicanus (Coleoptera)
CYCA

ChGE aL tricuspis (Homoptera)
CYCAS:

Aonidiella tnornata (Homoptera)
CYCNOCHES:

Eucactophagus aurocinctus (Coleoptera)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
ee pacificus (Acarina)

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)

Apion carduorum (Coleoptera)

Eurydema ornaitum (Hemiptera)

Philaenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)

Pseudochelidura sinuata (Dermaptera)
DAHLIA:

Franklinella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Pentarthrum huttont (Coleoptera)
DEGENERIA:

Dacus passiflorae (Diptera)
DELPHINIUM:

I Reem tranier Wak subfasciatus (Hymenoptera)
DENDROB

Diaxenes A arebiQ) (Coleoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
DIANTHUS

Arion ater (Mollusca)

A. circumscriptus (Mollusca)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

F.. schultzei (Thysanoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959

Hosts and Insects—Continued

DIANTHUS—Continued
Haplothrips cottet (Thysanoptera)
H. gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Isoneurothrips australis (Thysanoptera)
Ozxychilus cellarius (Mollusca)
Pseudanaphothrips achaetus (?) (Thysanoptera)
Rhyparochromus alboacuminatus (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
T. dianthi (Thysanoptera)
T. gracilis (Thysanoptera)
T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
T. imaginis (Thysanoptera)
T. major (Thysanoptera)
DICTYOSPERMA:
Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
DIOON:
Chrysomphalus tricuspis (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
DIOSCOREA:
Metioche vittaticollis (Orthoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
Pseudococcus citricus (Homoptera)
“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (tentative) (Homop-

tera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
DRACAENA:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
ECHEVERIA:

Niveaspis vulcanicus (tentative) (Homoptera)
ECHINOCHLOA:

Chirothrips pretorianus (Thysanoptera)
ENTEROLOBIUM:

Ectomyelois muricis (Lepidoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)

C. umboniferus (Homoptera)

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)

Geotomus spinolai (Hemiptera)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERAGROSTIS:

Chirothrips egregius (Thysanoptera)

C. pretorianus (Thysanoptera)
ERICA:

Megalonotus chiragra (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ephestia calidella (Lepidoptera)
ERYNGIUM:

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
EUCALYPTUS:

Platysectra analis (Hymenoptera)
EUONYMUS:

Coccus africanus (Homoptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
EUPHORIA: fe

Fiorinia nephelii (Homoptera)
FAGUS:

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
FESTUCA:

Stenodema laevigatum(?) (Hemiptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusct (Homoptera)

Ephestia calidella (Lepidoptera)

Homotoma ficus (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
FINGERHUTHIA:

Chirothrips pretorianus (Thysanoptera)

FOENICULUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)
FREESIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
GALANTHUS:

Helix figulina (Mollusca)
GARDENIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyt (Thysanoptera)

Pealius hibisct (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENTIANA:

Phytomyza gentianae(?) (Diptera)

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla (Lepidoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
GLIRICIDIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Earias insulana(?) (Lepidoptera)

Nystus raphanus (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

P. scutigera (Lepidoptera)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
HARPECHLOA:

Agrostothrips guillarmodi (Thysanoptera)
HEDERA:

Aspidiotus hedericola (Homoptera)

Filippia viburni (Homoptera)
HEDERA(?):

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
HELICONIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
HESPERIS:

Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera)
HEVEA:

Tenuipalpus heveae (Acarina)
HIBISCUS:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
HOLOCALYX:

Pseudischnaspis linearis (Homoptera)
HYDRANGEA:

Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera)
HYMENAEA:

Ectomyelois muricis (Lepidoptera)
HYPARRHENIA:

Agrostothrips guillarmodi (Thysanoptera)

Chirothrips hoodi (Thysanoptera)
IPOMOEA:

Alcidodes dentipes (Coleoptera)

Cryphalomorphus jalappae (Coleoptera)

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
IRIS:

Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)

Thrips tmaginis (Thysanoptera)
IXORA:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aleurotuberculatus jasmini (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Palpita unionalis (Lepidoptera)

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50 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

JUGLANS:

Arion ater (Mollusca)

A. hortensis (Mollusca)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Euzophera bigella (?) (Lepidoptera)
JUNCUS:

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Homoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Oligonychus perditus (Acarina)

Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
KHAYA:

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Andrector atrofasciata (Coleoptera)

Arion hortensis (Mollusca)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Dicyphus annulatus (Hemiptera)

Hellicella caperata (Mollusca)

H. itala (Mollusca)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Raphogaster nebulosa (Hemiptera)

Tettigonia oculata (Homoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
LAELIA:

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
LAGERSTROEMIA:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
LANTANA:

Teleonemia scrupulosa(?) (Hemiptera)
LATHYRUS:

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LAVANDULA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
LEGUME:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois decolor (Lepidoptera)
LENS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
LEUCAENA:

Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
LIGUSTRUM:

Palomena angulosa (Hemiptera)
LILIACEAE:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
LILIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Sztona lineata (Coleoptera)

Testacella maugei (Mollusca)
LINUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
LITCHI:

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
LYCASTE:

Tenthecoris distinctus (Hemiptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera )

Psylla minuticona(?) (Homoptera)
LYCOPODIUM:

Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
LYCORIS:

Bradybaena similaris(?) (Mollusea )

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera )

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

MALUS:

Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Grapholitha janthiana (Lepidoptera)

Stenodema holsatum (Hemiptera)

Tetranychus viennensis (Acarina)
MAMMILLARIA:

Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastepha ludens (Diptera)

A. mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aulacaspis manyiferae (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pentalonia niyronervosa (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis longissma (Homoptera)

Sternochetus frigidus (Coleoptera)

S. mangiferae (Coleoptera)

S. oliviert (Coleoptera)
MARSILEA(?):

Melanoides tuberculata (Mollusca)

Thiara balonnensis (Mollusca)
MASDEVALLIA:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
MATTHIOLA:

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
MELASTOMA:

Dacus pedestris (Diptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Stpylus dilatatus (Homoptera)
MENTHA:

Chrysomphalus propsimus (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Hellicella itala (Mollusca)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
MICHELIA(?);

Tachardina lobata (tentative) (Homoptera)
MIMOSA:

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
MUCUNA:

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
MURRAYA(?):

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
MUSA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Epilachna paenulata (Coleoptera)

Euglandina striata (Mollusca)

Heraeus eximus (Hemiptera)

Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (Coleoptera)

M. hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Porphyrobaphe isotoma (Mollusca)

Solaropsis monile (Mollusca)
MYRISTICA:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
MYRTUS:

Pseudococcus citricus (Homoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)
NEOMOOREA:

Pinnaspts buxi (Homoptera)
NOLINA:

Opuntiaspis carinata (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus cualatensis (Homoptera)
NOTHOPANAX:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
OLEA:

Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Filippia oleae(?) (Homoptera)

Leucaspis riccae (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Pollinia pollini (Homoptera)

Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 ol

Hosts and Insects

ONCIDIUM:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Hemiptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPERCULINA
Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Hesperolabops gelastops (Hemiptera)
ORCHID:
Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)
Althos graptosternus (Hemiptera)
Anthonomus albolineatus (Coleoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Brachystethus rubromaculatus (Hemiptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)
C. tenaz (Homoptera)
C. umboniferus (Homoptera)
Clerada apicicornis (Hemiptera)
Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)
Corimelaena alticola (Hemiptera)
C. palmeri (Hemiptera)
Cryphula apicatus (Hemiptera)
Dendrocoris suffultus (Hemiptera)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Epilachna nigrecincta (Coleoptera)
Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)
Ezptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)
G. terana (Hemiptera)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Tsorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)
Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Leptopharsa tenuis (Hemiptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Henitern)
Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
L. maximus(?) (Mollusca)
Melanocoryphus circumlitus (Hemiptera)
Miccrotrogus picirostris (Coleoptera)
Miogryllus ensifer (Orthoptera)
Mormidea pictiventris Stal (Hemiptera)
M. pictiventris of authors (Hemiptera)
Myodocha giraffa (Hemiptera)
Nasutitermes costalis (Isoptera)
N. ephratae (Isoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Oedancala bimaculata (Hemiptera)
Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)
Pachybrachius nietnert (Hemiptera)
Pallantia maculata (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)
Plagiodera scabricula (Coleoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Scaphidium atrum (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
T. confusus (Hemiptera)
T. orchidearum (Hemiptera)
T. vestitus (Hemiptera)
Veronicella sloant schivelyae (Mollusca)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
Epichorista tonephela (Lepidoptera)

Continued

Frankliniella schultzet )Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Jol nigricornis(?) (Thysanoptera)
ORYZA

Chilo supressalis (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
| PAEONIA:

Arion circumscriptus (Mollusca)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera )

Haplothrips gowdeyt (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
PALM:

Aleuroplatus variegatus(?) (Homoptera)

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Coelonertus nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

Leucaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
PANICUM:

Agrostothrips guillarmodi (Thysanoptera)
PAPAVER:

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
PASSIFLORA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PEDILANTHUS:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
PELARGONIUM:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)
PERSEA:

Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)

C. perseae (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)

Trioza anceps (Homoptera)
PETROSELINUM:

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Euleia heraclei (Diptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Systole geniculata (Hymenoptera)
PHAEOMERIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
PHALAENOPSIS:

Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
PHILODENDRON:

Cactophagus validirostris (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Homoptera)

C. personatus (Homoptera)

C. tenax (Homoptera)

Eucactophagus carinipyga (Coleoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
PHOENIX:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PICEA:

Dryocoetes autographus (Coleoptera)

Ernobius abietis (Coleoptera)

Ips borealis (Coleoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
PIMPINELLA:

Helicella pyramidata (Mollusca)
PINUS:

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)

Ips acuminatus (Coleoptera)

I. calligraphus (Coleoptera)

I. typographus (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes pini (Homoptera)

Leucaspis loewi (Homoptera)

L. pusilla (Homoptera)

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)

Pityophthorus micrographus (Coleoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

PISUM:

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Haplothrips clarisetis(?) (Thysanoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Diachus auratus (Coleoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
PORTULACA:

estes Naa (Hemiptera)
PRIOR

viahiput rugulosus (Coleoptera)
PROTEA:

Homothrips distinctus (Thysanoptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Phenacoccus stelli (Homoptera)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Cenopalpus pulcher (Acarina)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)

Ceratitis RETA (Diptera)
PRUNUS AVIUM

Chionaspis asiatica (Homopter a):
PRUNUS DOMESTICA

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera) !

Geniocremnus chilensis (Coleoptera)

Listroderes subcinctus (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:

Porotermes quadricollis (Isoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PSEUDOTSUGA:

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
PSIDIUM:

Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Homoptera)

A. woglumi (Homoptera)

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

A. striata (Diptera)

A. suspensa (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PUNICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceroplastes japonicus (Homoptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
PYRETHRUM:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
PYRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Cenopalpus pulcher (Acarina)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)

Scolytus multistriatus (Coleoptera)

Tetranychus viennensis (Acarina)
QUERCUS:

Callirhytis glandium (Hymenoptera)

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
RANUNCULUS:

Aeolothrips tenuicornis (?) (Thysanoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
RHAPIS(?):

Icerya seychellarum (Homoptera)

RHODODENDRON:

Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale (Hemiptera)

Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

H. gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pealius azaleae (Homoptera)

Psylla rhododendri (Homoptera)
RODRIGUEZIA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
RORIPPA:

Fossaria truncatula (Mollusca)
ROSA:

Aulacaspis latissima (Homoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F.. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

F.. schultzei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusea)

Isoneurothrips obscuratus(?) (Thysanoptera)

Newsteadia floccosa (Homoptera)

Stenopterus rufus (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina) -

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptéra)

R; flavus (Thysanoptera) wee Sh

T. imaginis (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)
ROSMARINUS:

Philaenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)
ROYSTONEA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
RUBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)
RUMEX:
Dicyphus pallidicornis (Hemiptera)
SACCHARUM:

Anacentrinus insularis (Coleoptera)

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Rhabdoscelus obscurus (Coleoptera)

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Lepidoptera)
SALIX:

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
SAMANEA
Mi onomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
SCHINUS:

Megastigmus Pisces (Hymenoptera)
SCHOMBURGK

Furcaspis fata (Homoptera)
SECHIUM:

Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
SESBANIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
SOIL:

Arion ater (Mollusca)

A. hortensis (Mollusca)

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)

C. aperta (Mollusca)

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

C. venirosa (Mollusca)

Cyclas formicarius eleganiulus (Coleoptera)

Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

Fossaria truncatula (Mollusca)

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)

H. maritima (Mollusca)

H., striata (Mollusca)

Hygromia cinctella (Mollusca)

Lamellazis mauritianus (Mollusca)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Oxychilus alliarius (Mollusca)

Reticulitermes lucifugus (Isoptera)

Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLANUM MURICATUM:

Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Lepidoptera)

Orthezia pseudinsignis (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 d3

Hosts and Insects—Continued

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
SOLANUM SP.:

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
SOKBUS:

Lecanium cornt (Homoptera)

Parlatoria oleae (Homoptera)
SORGHUm.:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPATHIPHYLLUM:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SPATHOGLOTTIS:

Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)
SPINACIA:

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aspidiotus herculeanus (c10iwoptera)

Chrysomphalus calurus (Homoptera)

Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)

Parlatoria chinensis (Homoptera)

Phenacoccus hirsutus (Homoptera)
STENANDRIUM:

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
STEPHANOTIS:

Taeniothrips hawattensis (Tnysanoptera)
STRELITZIiA:

Tridomyrmez humilis (Hymenoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera):
SYRINGA:

Adoxophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

Thrips tmaginis (Thysanoptera )
TAGETES:

Haplothiips gowdeyt (hysenop tera.)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

E. decolor (Lepidoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
TETRACHNE:

Chirothrips Be etorsareus (Thysanoptera)
THEOBROMA

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus njalensis (Homoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Furcaspis biformis (Homoptera)
TRIFOLIUM:

Arion circumscriptus (Mollusca)

Monanthia lupult (Hemiptera)
TRITICUM:

Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera). -

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)

T. granarium (Coleoptera)

T. parabile (Coleoptera)

T. sternale plagifer (Coleoptera)

TULIPA:
Anuraphis tulipae (Homoptera)
Arion ctrcumscriptus (Mollusca)
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusea)
TYPHA:
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
ULMUS:
Scolytus multistriatus (Coleoptera)
VANDA:
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Bradybaena stmilarts (1ollusca)
Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Coptotermes formosanus (lsoptera)
Deroceras reticulatum. (Mollusca)
furcaspis biformis (tKLomoptera)
Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera )
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria pseydaspidiotus (tiomoptera)
Pinnaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)
Plusia chalcites.(uepidoptera )
Siphanta acuta; (Homoptera)
Tiel igopsts lita (Orthoptera).
VIGN
Ranielle pellucens (Lepidoptera)
VIOLA:
Arion hortensis (Mellusca)
Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)
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Ceratitts capitata (Diptera)
Clysiana ambiguella (Lepidoptera)
Conoderus rufangulus (Coleoptera)
Cryptoblabes gniuieila eee aie
Holocacista rivillei(?) (Lepiaoptera)...,
Leptoglossus chilensis (SHemiptera)....
Lobesia botrana (Lepidoptera )
Naupactus xanthoyraphus (Coleoptera)
Phylctinus callosus- Ae Comers ub j
VRIESIA: | ;
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
YUCCA:
Ochrimnus DaAecutES GEER
Zonttoides arboreus (Mollusea)
ZANTHOXYLUM:
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ZEA:
Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)
Edessa meditabunda (Hemiptera) .
Frankliniella williamsi(?) (Thysanoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Pagiocerus fiorit (Coleoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera) _
Sesamia nonagrioides(?) (Lepidoptera)
ZINGIBER:
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
“Targionia”’ hartit (Homoptera)
ZINGIBERACEAE:
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ZINNIA: ©...
Haplothrips ponder (Thysanoptera)

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Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Adelphocoris lineolatus (Hemiptera)
Aeneolamia varia (Homoptera)
A. varia saccharina (Homoptera)
Aethus indicus (Hemiptera)
Cassida circumdata (Coleoptera)
Chalciope hyppasia (Lepidoptera)
Cicadella spectra (Homoptera)
C. viridis (Homoptera)
Coenobela paucula (Lepidoptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
D. dorsalis (Diptera)
Diaphania costata (Lepidoptera)
D. quadristigmalis (Lepidoptera)
Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
D. abbreviatus var. (Coleoptera)
Diathrausta angustella (Lepidoptera)
Elousa albicans (Lepidoptera)
Empoasca kraemert (Homoptera)
Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Gynaikothrips ficorum(?) (Thysanoptera)
Lachnopus hispidus (Coleoptera)
Leucochroma corope (Lepidoptera)
Lucanus cervus (Coleoptera)
Lygaeus pandurus (Hemiptera)
Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Megachile fullawayt (Hymenoptera)
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (Coleoptera)
M. hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)
Mocis frugalis (Lepidoptera)
Nephotettiz apicalis (Homoptera)
Notogramma stigma (Diptera)
Nysius plebeius (Hemiptera)
N. raphanus (Hemiptera)
Otosema odorata (Lepidoptera)
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Hemiptera)
Paroecanthus annulatus (Orthoptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
Plesiommata mollicella (Homoptera)
Proelymiotis johanna (Lepidoptera)
Pycnarthrum pallidum (Coleoptera)
Pycnoderes monticulifer (Hemiptera)
Saccharosydne saccharivora (Homoptera)
Samoedes cancellalis (Lepidoptera)
Sardia pluto (Homoptera)
Scaptocoris minor (Coleoptera)
Schoenobius incertulas (Lepidoptera)
Sinozlyon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Spodoptera erempta (Lepidoptera)
S. mauritia (Lepidoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Synyrias diffundens (Lepidoptera)
Tetrapriocera longicornis (Coleoptera)
AUTOMOBILE:
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
BAGGAGE:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
Diploptera punctata (Orthoptera)
Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Heliz cincta (Mollusca)
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Nysius plebeius (Hemiptera)
Ochrimnus collaris (Hemiptera)
Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)
Prosoplus bankii (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
BAGGING:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
BARK:
Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Chionaspis salicis (Homoptera)
Ips typographus (Coleoptera)
P olugraphus rufipennis (Coleoptera)
“BEAN
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
BRAN:
Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
BURLAP BAG:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

CARGO—GENERAL:

Achatina achatine (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
CELLULOSE:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
CONIFEROUS PLANT

Drymus sylvaticus (Hemiptera)
CORK STAVE:

Scobicia chevrieri (Coleoptera)
CORM—UNIDENTIFIED:

Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)
CRATE:

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Reticulitermes tibialis (Isoptera)

| CUTTING—UNIDENTIFIED:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)

Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)
DRIFTWOOD:

Cryptotermes domesticus (Isoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
FLOUR:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
FLOWERS:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Tridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Parthenothrips dracaenae (Thysanoptera)

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. picipes (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

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Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
| FOOD FOR SALAMANDER:
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)

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Aspidaphium cuspidati (2) (Homoptera)

| FRUIT:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)

Leptura fulva (Coleoptera)

M cnomonism destructor (Hymenoptera)
GRAIN

Pesan iglabe um (Coleoptera)

| GRASS SEED

Chirothrips egregius (Thysanoptera)
HERB:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Capitophorus braggii(?) (Homoptera)
Metopoplaz ditomoides (Hemiptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Piesma capitatum (Hemiptera)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
Tyrophagus infestans (Acarina)
LEAF UNIDENTIFIED:
Ferrisia virgata (Homoptera)
Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Homoptera)
Restidia ruha(?) (Lepidoptera)
Verina supplicella (Lepidoptera)
LOG:
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
MAIL PARCEL:
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)
Geotemus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Homoeogamia mexicana (Orthoptera)
Metioche vittaticollis (Orthoptera)
Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

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Hosts Unknown—Continued

MILITARY CARGO:
Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)
C. ventrosa (Mollusca)
Helicella caperata (Mollusca)
. derbentina(?) (siollusea)
. ttala (Mollusca)
. maritima (Mollusca)
. neglecta (Mollusca)
. pyramidata (Mollusca)
. trochoides (Mollusca)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Metopoplaz ditomoides (Hemiptera)
Otala lactea (Mollusca)
O. vermiculata (Mollusca)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Xeroleuca mograbina (Mollusca)
MOSS:
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
NONE (brought in as food)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
PACKING:
Drymus sylvaticus (Hemiptera)
WITH PALM LEAF:
Hezxachaeta monostigma (Diptera)
PEAT MOSS:
Monacha schotti (Mollusca)
PLANTS:
Deroceras reticulatum (Mollusca)
Hercinothrips bicinctus (Thysanoptera)
Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)
Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
PLANT MATERIAL (dried arrangements)
Simodactylus cinnamomeus (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
QUARTERS:
Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Neoclytus acuminatus (Coleoptera)

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RAILWAY CAR:
Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
T.inclusum (Coleoptera)
WITH RESIDUE OF TITANIUM OXIDE:
| _Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ROOTS:
__ Arion hortensis (Mollusca)
SPHAGNUM MOss:
Anisolabis marginalis (Dermaptera)
Monacha cantiana (Mollusca)
| STORES:
__Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
SUCCULENT:
Iridomyrmex humilis (Hymenoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
| TRAILER:
Coptosoma punctatissima (Hemiptera)
VEGETABLE:
Cylas formicarus var. (Coleoptera)
JOOD:

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Ips typographus (Coleoptera)

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes rippertii (Isoptera)
Phloeosinus shotoensis (Coleoptera)
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
P. quadridens (Coleoptera)
Pityokteines spinidens (Coleoptera)
Plagionotus arcuatus (Coleoptera)
Sinozlyon anale (Coleoptera)
Tetrapriocera longicornis (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

06 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects

AFGHANISTAN:
Trogoderma granarium
T. parabile
ALGERIA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
AMEKICAN SAMOA:
Lamellawis gracilis yuncea
Pentalonia niyronervosa
AMEKICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
ANGUILLA:
Cyclas formicarius elegantulus
Fundella pellucens
ANTIGUA:
Furcaspis biformis
Protopulvinari ta pyr iformis
Pulvinaria psturr
Vinsonia See
ARGENTINA
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Ceratitis ca pitata
Ceroplastes rusct
Chrysomphalus personatus
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Edessa meditabunda
Naupactus «anthographus
Parlatoria cinerea
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Typophagus infestans
Unaspis citrt .
ARUBA:
Stephanoderes hampet
AUSTRALIA:
Aonidiella citrina
Ceroplastes rubens
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes kirkaldyt
Frankliniella schultzer
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Isoneurothrips obscuratus(?)
Lepidosaphes tokionis
L. tuberculata
Melanoides tuberculata
Orchamoplatus citri
O. mammaeferus
Pheidole megacephala
Platysectra analis
Pseudanaphothrips achaetus(? )
Taeniothrips hawatiensts
Tenuipalpus pacificus
Thiara balonnensis
Thrips imaginis
Trogoderma granartum
AUSTRIA:
Chionaspis salicis
AZORES:
Heliz aspersa
Hercinothrips bicinctus
Iridomyrmex humilis
Isoneurothrips australis
Pyrausta nubtilalis
Sesamia nonagrioides(?)
BAHAMAS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendrt
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Fundella pellucens
Haplothrips gowdeyti
Ips calligraphus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Monomorium destructor
Vinsonia stellifera
Zeadiatraea lineolata
BARBADOS:
Chrysomphalus personatus
Fundella pellucens
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Pseudococcus citricus
“Targionia”’ hartii
Tenuipalpus pacificus
Vinsonia stellifera

BELGIAN CONGO:
Pentalonia niyronervosa
Sltephanoderes hampeti

BLLGIUM:

Arion ctrcumscriptus
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips aculeatus
Hylurgops palliatus
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityoyenes chalcographus
Thrips major
L'yrophayus infestans

BERMUDA:

Bradybaena similaris
Brevipalpus obovatus
Diaspis minima
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Iridomyrmex humiis
Pheidole meyacephala
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Situna lineata

BOLIVIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri

BORNEO:

Sternochetus frigidus

BRAZIL
Acanthoscelides bixae
Aleurothrizus Jioccosus
Asterolecantum epidendri
Bradybaena similaris
Ceratitis capitata
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus personatus
C. reniformis (tentative)
Coccus africanus
Deroceras reticulatum
Kuscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
Gibbobruchus speculifer
Haplothrips gowdey?
Laspeyresia araucarta(?)
Leucaspis cockerellt
Leucoptera coffeella
Maruca testulalis
Neoleucinodes eleyantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypitella
Pinnaspis buxt
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudischnaspis linearis
Stephanoderes hampet
Taeniothrips dianthr

| Tenthecoris orchidearum

| Tenutpalpus heveae

Tetrapriocera lonyicornis

Unaspis citri

| BRITISH GUIANA:

Aspidiotus destructor

Neodryocoetes guianae

| Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH HONDURAS:

Brachystethus rubromaculatus

Pheidole megacephala

| Pseudischnapsis alienus

| Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH WEST INDIES (island(?)):
Aeneolamia varia saccharina
Saccharosydne saccharivora
Tetrapriocera longicornis

BURMA:

Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus

CANADA:

Ips borealis
Megalonotus chiragra
Polygraphus rufipennis
Scolytus multistriatus

CANAL ZONE:

Capaneus tetricus
Chrysomphalus tenaxr
Conchaspts orchidarum
Eucactophagus carinipyga
Ferrisia virgata

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CANAL ZONE—Continued
Furcaspis biformis
Parlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Pinnaspis buxt
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Vinsonia stellifera
Xestolabus corvinus

CANARY ISLANDS:
Chrysomphalus pinnulifer

CANTON TSEANDE
Geotomus pygmaeu

CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Pheidole megacephala

CENTRAL AMERICA (country(?)):

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
CEYLON:
M unomariam destructor
CHIL
Groin rufangulus
Gentocremnus chilensis
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema
Iridomyrmez humilis
Leptoglossus chilensis
Listroderes subcinctus
Lygaeus albo-ornatus
Naupactus zanthographus
Porotermes quadricollis
Pseudococcus gahani
CHINA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
Unaspis yanonensis
CHRISTMAS ISLAND:
Notogramma stigma
COLOMBIA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Conotelus mexicanus
Ectomyelois muricis
Iridomyrmex pilifer
Lamellazis gracilis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Limaz mazimus(?)
Minthea rugicollis
Pagiocerus fiorit
Platypus rugulosus
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conotrachelus perseae
Deroceras reticulatum
Diaphania quadristigmalis
Eucactophagus aurocinctus
Farinococcus guatemalensis
Furcaspis biformis
Galgupha punctifer
Iridomyrmez iniquus
Lamellazis gracilis
Leucaspis cockerellt
Leucoptera coffeella
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Limax marginatus
Mecolaemus carvalhoi
Pinnaspis buxi
Platynota rostrana
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Vinsonia stellifera
Zontitoides arboreus
CUBA:
Anacentrinus insularis
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A, suspensa
Aspidiotus destructor
A. herculeanus
Asterolecanium epidendrt
Bradybaena similaris
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Cecilioides aperta
Chrysomphalus propsimus

Coccus viridis
Cyclas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Ectomyelots decolor
Elousa albicans
Huborellia stali
Ferrisia virgata
Gynatkothrips ficorum(?)
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lachnopus hispidus
Lamellaxis mauritianus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Metopoplax ditomoides
Mormidea pictiventris of authors
Nasutitermes ripperttt
Nystus raphanus
Paytocerus fiorii
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia miyronervosa
Pheidole megacephala
Pinnaspis buzi
Platynota rostrana
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Pycnarthrum pallidum
Ribua innoxia
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Tetrapriocera longicornis
Theba pisana
CURACAO:
Fiorinia theae
CYPRUS:
Ceratitis capitata
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Taeniothrips atratus
DENMARK:
Limothrips denticornis
Phytomyza rufipes
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Cectlioides aperta
Coccus viridis
Cyclas formicarius var.
C. formicarius elegantulus
Diaprepes abbreviatus
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus
Monomorium destructor
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pseudococcus boninsis
Pycnoderes monticulifer
Ribua innozia
Vinsonia stellifera
EAST AFRICA (country(?)):
Monomorium destructor
ECUA
Althos graptosternus
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus diffinis
Asterolecanium epidendri
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Epilachna paenulata
Euglandina striata
Furcaspis biformis
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Niveaspis vulcanicus
Pagiocerus fiorti
Porphyrobaphe isotoma
Solaropsis monile
Sa catentfer
EGYP
Beenie capitata
Earias insulana(?)
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Hellula undalis
Sinozylon anale
Trogoderma granartum

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

EL SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Anastrepha striata(?)
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Chrysomphalus calurus
Dialeurodes citrifolit
Leucaspis cockerelli
Pseudischnaspts alienus
Stenoma catenifer

ENGLAND:
Acanthosoma haemorrhotdale
Anuraphis tulipae
Arion ater
A. circumscriptus
Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendent
Drymus sylvaticus
Eriophyes canestrintt
Ernobius abietis
Euleia heraclet
Filippia viburnt
Fossaria truncatula
Frankliniella intonsa
Helix aspersa
Myrmedobia distinguenda
Myzus ascalonicus
Oxychilus cellarius
Pealius azaleae
Phytomyza rufipes
Pulvinaria floccifera
Sciocoris cursitans(?)
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
T. picipes
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Thrips flavus
T. major
Trogoderma granartum
Tyrophaaus infestans

ENIWETOK:

Furcaspis oceanica
Lepidosaphes esakii

EUROPE (country(?)):
Ceratitis capitata
Leptura fulva
Myzus ascalonicus

FEDERATION OF MALAYA:
Dacus pedestris °
Pulvinaria psidti
Sipylus dilatatus

FIJI ISLANDS:

Dacus passiflorae
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Orchamoplatus mammaeferus
Parlatoria zizyphus

Pheidole megacephala

Sardia pluto

FINLAND:

Frankliniella intonsa
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae

Thrips flavus

FORMOSA:

Fiorinia theae
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis

FRANCE:

Aceria macrochelus
A. macrorhynchus
A. tulipae
Acrolepia assectella
Anuraphis cardui
Arion ater

A. circumscriptus
A, hortensis
Asterobemisia carpini
Cectlioides acicula
Cenopalpus pulcher
Ceratitis capitata

Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Frankliniella intonsa
Grapholitha janthiana
Helicella caperata

H. itala

H. maritima

Helix aspersa
Iridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lobesia botrana
Mamestra brassicae
Miccotrogus pictrostris
Palpita unionalis
Pentarthrum huttoni
Philaenus leucophthalmus
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhaphogaster nebulosa
Rhyparochromus alboacuminatus
Stenopterus rufus
Theba pisana

Thrips angusticeps

T. major
FRENCH WEST AFRICA:
Caryedon fuscus
GERMANY:
Adozxophyes orana
Anthonomus rectirostris
Arion hortensis
Aspidaphium cuspidati(?)
Chionaspis salicis
Deroceras reticulatum
Dryocoetes autographus
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips aculeatus
Helicella caperata
Hercinothrips bicinctus
Ips typographus
Kleidocerys ericae(?)
Leucaspis loewt
Limothrips denticornis
Lucanus cervus
Oxychilus alliarius
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityokteines spinidens
Rhagoletis cerast
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
Thrips angusticeps
Te flavus
T. major
Tyrophagus infestans
GERMANY(?):
Systole albipennis
GREAT BRITAIN (country(?)):
Evergestis forficalis
Phytomyza rufipes
GREECE:
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rusci
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Ephestia calidella
Helicella maritima
Helix figulina
Laspeyresia splendana
Leucaspis riccae
Otala lactea
Parlatoria oleae
Pollinia pollini
Prays oleellus
Sesamia cretica
Thrips angusticeps
Trialeurodes lauri
Tragoderma granarium

GUA

yee pyrogramma
Aonidiella inornata
Cassida circumdata
Coccus viridis
Lepidosaphes esakii
Pentalonia nigronervosa

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

GUAM(?):
Mamestra brassicae
Mocis frugalis
Nephotettiz apicalis
Pachybrachius nigriceps
GUATEMALA:
Anastrepha ludens
A. mombinpraeoptans
A. serpentina
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus calurus
C. umboniferus
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Eurytoma orchidearum
Furcaspis biformis
Heraeus eximus
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Leucaspis cockerelli
Limaz marginatus
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Orthezia pseudinsignis
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Puto ulter
Restidia ruha(?)
Tenthecoris distinctus
Verina supplicella
HAITI:
Aganactesis indecora
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coccus viridis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Tridomyrmer keiteli subfasciatus
Minthea rugicollis
Monomorium destructor
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Vinsonia stellifera
HAWAII:
Achatina fulica
Antonina bambusae
Araecerus levipennis
Asterolecanium bambusae
Bradybaena similaris
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Caryedon fuscus
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Conoderus exsul
Conotelus mexicanus
Coptotermes formosanus
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cyclas formicarius elegantulus
Dacus cucurbitae
D. dorsalis
Deroceras reticulatum
Diachus auratus
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
Diploptera punctata
Euscepes postfasciatus
Furcaspis biformis
F.. oceanica
Geotomus pygmaeus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Leucaspis cockerelli
Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Metioche vittaticollis
Nysius coenosulus
Odonaspis greenti
Otosema odorata
Oxydema fusiforme
Parlatoria crotonis
P. pseudaspidiotus
P. zizyphus
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
P. scutigera
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Perkinsiella saccharicida

Pheidole megacephala
Pinnaspis buzxi

P. uniloba

Plusia chalcites
Prosoplus bankii
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Rhabdoscelus obscurus
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Simodactylus cinnamomeus
Siphanta acuta
Spodoptera mauritia
Stephanoderes perkinsi
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans

Systole geniculata
Taentothrips hawatiensis
T. vitticornis

Teleonemia scrupulosa(?)
Xiphidiopsis lita

HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor

Clerada apicicornis
Cosmopolites sordidus
Diaphania costata

Ectomyelois muricis

Furcaspis biformis
Haplothrips gowdeyt

Leucaspis cockerelli
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana

Stenoma catenifer

Zonitoides arboreus

HONG KONG:

Bradybaena similaris(?)
Cylas formicarius var.

C. formicarius formicarius
Parlatoria zizyphus

Systole geniculata

Tachardina lobata (tentative)
Unaspis yanonensis

HUNGARY:

Rhagoletis cerasi

ICELAND:

Ozxychilus alliarius

INDIA

Diazenes dendrobii(?)
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lyctus africanus
Sternochetus mangiferae
Trogoderma granarium

INDONESIA:

Parlatoria zizyphus

IRAN:

Cenopalpus pulcher
Chionaspis asiatica
Trogoderma grassmani

IRAQ:

Leucaspis pusilla
Trogoderma granarium

IRELAND:

Acalypta parvula
Acanthosoma haemorrhoidale
Arion ater

A. circumscriptus

A. hortensis

Deroceras reticulatum
Dicyphus pallidicornis
Eriophyes canestrinii
Helicella caperata

Myzus ascalonicus
Phytomyza rufipes
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taentothrips atratus
Thrips major

ISRAEL:

Aeolothrips tenuicornis(?)
Ceratitis capitata
Monacha schotti
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Thrips angusticeps

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ITALY:
Acrolepia assectella
Anuraphis cardui
Apion carduorum
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Brachycerus albidentatus
B. algirus
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Cecilioides acicula
Ceratitis capitata
Clysiana ambiguella
Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
C. nucum
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaartt
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Hetomyelois ceratoniae
Ephestia calidella
Luzophera bigella(?)
Filippia oleae(?)
Fossaria truncatula
Helicella caperata
H. iiala
H. maritima
H. neglecta
H. pyramidata
Hf. striata
Helix aspersa
H.. cincta
Holocacista rivillei(?)
Homotoma ficus
Hygromia cinctella
Iridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Limax maximus
Milax gagates
Monacha cantiana
Monomortum destructor
Orsillus depressus
Parlatoria cinerea
P. oleae
P. zizyphus
Philaenus leucophthalmus
Phytomyza rufipes
Piesma capitatum
Pseudochelidura sinuata
Pseudococcus citricus
Pyrausta nubilalis
Reticulitermes lucifugus
Rhagoletis cerast
Sesamia cretica
Sitona hispidula
Systole geniculata
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
Tischeria complanella
Tyrophagus infestans
JAMAICA:
Aeneolamia varia saccharina
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Caryedon fuscus
Ectomyelots decolor
Furcaspis biformis
Monomorium destructor
Palaeopus costicollis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Platynota rostrana
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Veronicella sloani schivelyae
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aethus indicus
Anisolabis marginalis
Aonidiella citrina

A. inornata
Aspidiotus degeneratus
Aulacaspis latissma
Bryobia ehari
Callidium rufipenne
Carposina niponensis
Ceroplastes japonicus
Chalciope hyppasia
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus setiger(?)
Cicadella viridis
Coccus viridis
Coptosoma punctatissima
Dacus dorsalis
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes kirkaldyt
D. tristylit
Dichocro.is punctiferalis
Eysarcoris guttiger
Frankliniella formosae
Gracilaria azaleella
Haplothrips gowdeyt
Ips acuminatus
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
L. pini
L. tuberculata
L. tubulorum
Mamestra brassicae
Morganella longispina
Nephotettix apicalis
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis
Nysius plebeius
Odonaspis lobulatus
Oligonychus perdttus
Orchamoplatus mammaeferus
Palomena angulosa
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pentamerismus oregonensis
Phloeosinus shotoensis
Psylliodes punctifrons
Pyrausta nubtilalis
Samoedes cancellalis
Schoenobius incertulas
Sinoxylon conigerum
Spodoptera exempta
Taentothrips gracilis
T. hawaitensis
Tetranychus viennensis
Thrips flavus
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis citrt
U. yanonensis
Zonitoides arboreus
JAPAN(?):
Cicadella spectra
Dacus cucurbitae
Parlatoria cinerea
Spodoptera mauritia
Sybra alternans
JORDAN:
Orellia punctata
KENYA:
Aspidiotus destructor
Myzus anselliae
Vinsonia stellifera
KWAJALEIN:
Furcaspis oceanica
Lepidosaphes esakit
Sybra alternans
KWAJALEIN(?):
Nephotettix apticalis
LEBANON:
Dacus oleae
Prays oleellus
LIBERIA:
Achatina achatine
Leucinodes orbonalis
Pseudococcus njalensis
Xyloperthella crinitarsts
LIBYA:
Helicella maritima
H. neglecta
Theba pisana

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

LUXEMBOURG:
Helicella caperata
MALTA:
Cryptoblabes gnidtella
Iridomyrmex humilis
Parlatoria oleae
Thrips angusticeps
MARIANA ISLANDS:
Lophothetes hirsutus
MEXICO:
Acalymma trivittata
Aconophora sinanjensis
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadozus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus variegatus(?)
Althos obscurus
Anastrepha ludens
A. mombinpraeoptans
A. striata
Anthonomus albolineatus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Batrachedra linaria
Cactophagus validirostris
Capaneus tetricus
Capitophorus braggii(?)
Chelysoma variabilis
Chilo loftint
Chrysomphalus agavis
C. albopictus
C. nigropunctatus
C. personatus
C. sphaerioides
C. tenax
C. tricuspis
Coelonertus nigrirostris
Conotelus mexicanus
Cenotrachelus aguacatae
C. perseae
Corimelaena alticola
C. palmeri
Cosmopolites sordidus
Cryphalomorphus jalappae
Cryphula apicatus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dactylopius confusus
Dendrocoris suffultus
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Dysdercus mimulus
Epilachna nigrocincta
Epinotia aporema
Eremberga insignis
Everes comyntas
Ezptochiomera albomaculata
Ferrisia virgata
Frankliniella williamsi(?)
Furcaspis biformis
Galgupha punctifer
G. terana
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Gymnococcus agavium
Haplothrips clarisetis(?)
Heliz aspersa
Hesperolabops gelastops
Hezachaeta monostigma
Homoeogamia mezicana
Iridomyrmex humilis
Tsorhinus undatus
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Leptopharsa tenuis
Leucoptera coffeella
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Limaz marginatus
Melanocoryphus circumlitis
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Micrapate labialis
Mimosestes dominicanus
Mormidea pictiventris
Myodocha giraffa
Myrmecophila americana

Nasutitermes corniger
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Nystus raphanus
Ochrimnus vittiscutis
Oedancala bimaculata
Opuntiaspis carinata
Orthezia pseudinsignis
Pallantia maculata
Parisoschoenus expositus
P. flavolimbatus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phelypera distigma
Plagiodera scabricula
Platynota rostrana
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudococcus eualatensis
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Psylla minuticona(?)
Pulvinaria psidiz
Puto mexicanus
Pyrgocorypha sallet
Reticulitermes flavipes
R. tibialis
Scaphidium atrum
Scolytus multistriatus
Stenoma catenifer
“Targionia” bromiliae
Tenthecoris bicolor
T. confusus
T. orchidearum
T. vestitus
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Tozotrypana curvicauda
Trialeurodes vitrinellus
Trioza anceps
Trogoderma glabrum
T. inclusum
T. parabile
T. sternale plagifer
Trogozylon prostomoides
Zonitotdes arboreus
MIDWAY ISLANDS:
Cicadella spectra
MIDWAY ISLANDS(?):
Cicadella viridis
Mocis frugalis
MOROCCO:
Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
Helicella maritima
H. trochoides
Otala vermiculata
Scobicia chevriert
Systole albtpennis
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
Xeroleuca mograbina
MOROCCO(?):
Laspeyresia splendana
Metopoplaz ditomoides
NEPAL:
Pulvinaria psidit
NETHERLANDS:
Acrolepia assectella
Adozxophyes orana
Anuraphis tulipae
Arion circumscriptus
A. hortensis
Deroceras reticulatum
Dialeurodes chittendent
Eriophyes canestrinit
Evergestis forficalis
Gracilaria azaleella
Haplothrips aculeatus
Phytomyza rufipes
Trogoderma granarium

NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES:

Caryedon fuscus

NEW CALEDONIA:
Morganella longispina
Unaspis cttrt

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62 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Empoasca kraemert
Paroecanthus annulatus
Plesiommata mollicella
Pseudischnaspis alienus
P. lonyissima

NIGERIA:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus

NIGERIA (?)

Trogoderma granartum

NORTH AFRICA (country (?)):
Theba pisana

NORTHERN IRELAND:
Steneotarsonemus laticeps

NORWAY:

Ips typographus
Lecanium corni
Pityogenes chalcographus

OKINAWA:

Parlatoria zizyphus
Unaspis yanonensis

PAKISTAN:

Trogoderma granartum

PALMYRA ISLAND:
Pheidole meyacephala

PALMYRA ISLAND(?):
Meygachile fullawayi

PANAMA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aulacaspis mangiferae
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Conchaspis orchidarum
Cosmopolites sordidus
Dialeurodes cttrifolit
Diathrausta anyustella
Fundella pellucens
Furcaspis biformis
Geotomus spinolai
Leucaspis cockerelli
Leucochroma corope
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Miogryllus ensifer
Parlatoria cinerea
P. pseudaspidiotus
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catentfer
Tetrapriocera longicornis
Unaspis citri
Valtissius diversus
Vinsonia stellifera

PERU:
Epinotia aporema
Helix aspersa
Pagiocerus fiorti
Stenoma catenifer

PHILIPPINES:
Aleurocanthus spiniferus
Aleurotuberculatus jasmini
Aspidiotus excisus
A. palmae
Chrysomphalus tingi
Ferrisia virgata
Fiorinia nephelit
F. theae
Furcaspis biformis
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Icerya seychellarum
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Monomorium destructor
Pachybrachius nietneri
Parlatoria chinensis
P. pseudaspidiotus
P. zizyphus
Phenacoccus hirsutus
Pinnaspis buxt
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Pulvinaria psidii
Tenuipalpus pacificus
Unaspis yanonensis

POLAND:
Baris lepidit
Curculio nucum
Deroceras reticulatum
Frankliniella intonsa
Lecantum cornt
Pyrausta nubilalis
FRhagoletis cerast
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips major
PORTUGAL:
Acrolepia assectella
Aspidiotus britannicus
Callirhytis glandiwm
Ceratitis capitata
Ctenoglyphus canestrinti
Curculio elephas
C. nucum
Deroceras reticulatum
Dicyphus annulatus
Haplothrips cottet
Iridomyrmex humilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Limax marginatus
Rhagolettis cerast
Taeniothrips ericae
Testacella maugei
Zonitoides arboreus
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaprepes abbreviatus
D. abbreviatus var.
Doru albipes
Ectomyelotis ceratoniae
Euscepes postfasciatus
Fundella pellucens
Maruca testulalis
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus
Ochrimnus collaris
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pheidole megacephala
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pulvinaria urbicola
Vinsonia stellifera
RUMANIA:
Rhagoletis cerasi
ST. KITTS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Euscepes posdescatys
SCOTLAN
naar denticornis
Micrelus ericae
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips major
SIERRA LEONE:
Alcidodes dentipes
SINGAPORE:
Pinnaspis orchidarum
Tenuipalpus pacificus
Trogoderma granarium
SOUTH AMERICA (country(?)):
Haplothrips gowdeyi
SOUTH PACIFIC:
Coccus viridis
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Orchamoplatus mammaeferus
Pulvinaria psidii
SPAIN:
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo suppressalis
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Deroceras reticulatum
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Eurydema ornatum
Helicella maritima
Helix aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

SPAIN—Continued
Newsteadia floccosa
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerast

SURINAM:
Fundella pellucens
Tettigonia oculata
aneoria stellifera

SWEDEN:

Ips aE ees
Parthenothrips dracaenae
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes chalcographus
P. quadridens
Pityophthorus micrographus
Taeniothrips atratus

Thrips flavus

Ulopa reticulata

SWITZERLAND:

Curculio elephas
Deroceras reticulatum
Ernobius abietis
Haplothrips aculeatus
Phytomyza gentianae(?)
Psylla rhododendri
Bicceetlie stigmatodactyla

SYRIA
Ceratitis capitata

TAHITI:

Aspidiotus destructor
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Morganella longispina

THAILAND:

Parlatoria zizyphus

TORTOLA:

Ancylostomia stercorea
Euscepes postfasciatus
Orocharis vaginalis

TRINIDAD:

Aeneolamia varia

A. varia saccharina
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Coenobela paucula
Dercynus micronyz
Euscepes postfasciatus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Maruce testulalis
Nasutitermes costalis
Orthezia praelonga
Palaeopus costicollis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buzi
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudaonidia triloitiformis
Vinsonia stellifera

TUNISIA
Gea capitata
Dacus oleae
eRe zizyphus

TURK
Terie hedericola
Megastigmus suspectus pinsapinis
Prays oleellus
Stenodema holsatum
Theba pisana

TURKEY (?)

Helicella derbentina(?)
Helicella pyramidata

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Agrostothrips guillarmodi
Blissus diplopterus
Ceratitis capntata(?)

Chirothrips egregius
C. hoodi

C. pretorianus
Cryptophlebia leucotreta
Epichorista ionephela
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips gowdeyt
H. nigricornis(?)
Homothrips distinctus
Iridomyrmex humilis
Megastigmus pistaciae
Ozychilus alliarius
Parlatoria cinerea
Phenacoccus stelli
Phlyctinus callosus
Pseudococcus gahani
Pyrausta nubilalis

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS:

Dacus oleae

UNKNOWN:

Adelphocoris lineolatus
Andrector atrofasciata
Aonidiella citrina
Arion hortensis
Ceratitis capitata
Conotelus mericanus
Cryptophlebia leucotreta
Deroceras reticulatum
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Euleia heraclei
Frankliniella intonsa
Iridomyrmex humilis
Lygaeus pandurus
Metopoplaz ditomoides
Myzus ascalonicus
Otala vermiculata
Parlatoria cinerea

P. zizyphus

Pheidole megacephala
Plagionotus arcuatus
Taeniothrips atratus
Theba pisana
Trogoderma granarium

VENEZUELA:

Bephrata maculicollis
Coccus viridis
Ectomyelois muricis
Euscepes postfasciatus
Eutetranychus banksi
Furcaspis biformis
Hypsipyla ferrealis
Nasutitermes ephratae
Palaeopus costicollis
Proelymiotis johanna
Scaptocoris minor
Synyrias diffundens
Vinsonia stellifera

VENEZUELA(?):

Neoclytus acuminatus

VIETNAM:

Minthea rugicollis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Sternochetus oliviert

WAKE ISLAND:

Cryptotermes domesticus

WEST PACIFIC:

Geotomus pygmaeus
Nephotettiz apicalis

YUGOSLAVIA:

Laspeyresia splendana
Monanthia lupuli
Rhagoletis cerast
Stenodema laevigatum(?)

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PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 80, 1959

Pest and host’ Country of origin

tAlbugo platensis (Speg.) Swing.:
Boerhaavia sp. (spiderling)_________________
Alternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)___-__-___-

Philippines___________
France, Japan nhs AEESL

}Alternaria porrt (Ell.) (Cif.:

Allium porrum (leek)_______-.-_--2 “ii¢.%2 Netherlands. _________
tAngiopsora ampelopsidis (Diet. et Syd.) Thirum.
et Kern:
Vitis vinifera (European grape)_____________ Japans-53- 2 wes ee
tAnguina tritict (Steinbuch) Filip.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat)__-_______________ Ital yoinee Maar eiee: |
Aphelenchoides _fragariae (Ritzema __ Bos)
Christie:
Bletilla hyacinthina (orchid). ~______________ Japan, Netherlands_---
Dahlia sp 22. SIRO BO laMhiN oN Belzinmeeeees ae eae
Heuchera ‘Pruhoniciana’ & ‘Scintillation’______ Englander
IRaconiasp.. 22 ee es 5 REY SUR TaN Japanl ees ne Tees
Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Cobb) Steiner &
Buhrer:
Narcissus Spe. 2 BOOTIES IN ROA ND Tal yaar Pee ea ee
tAscochyta graminicola Sace.(?):
Paspalimyspe (2) ee ean EIN AL PMID Ss Mexico sh 2 nase sir s
Ascochyta pist Lib.:
Lens\culinaris (lentil)2 2252 2 ae TS evil INS Tae AIOE SA
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_________ Dap ane hi ee ee
Pisum sativum: (pea). _- __ Sesion Saran Italy, Japan, Mexico,
tUnion of Soviet So-
cialist Republics.
Ascochyta pist Lib.(?):
Vicia faba (broadbean)._______2/- 22) 32h4_ tally Ses areas ce
tAsterina raripoda Doidge(?):
Epidendrum radicans (orchid)___--__________ 1 Costa Ricas_ 2.2 2--
tCercospora angraect Feuill. & Roum.:
Odontoglossum cariniferum (orchid)__________|_--__- GOED ERAT WAIL OS
{Cercospora coffeicola Berk. & Cke.:
Coffeassp 202) a SOLO. erp enonie Puerto Rico_________-
tCercospora grandissima Rangel:
Dahlia: sp... 2k RE genie Argentinas ae
tCercospora handelit Bub.:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea)_-______ Japanese SRee Spe =
Rhododendron sp:_________ __ Sie Reina Union of South Africa__
tCercospora henningsit Allesch.:
Manthot esculenta (cassava)____________ = Trinidade==. seas =
tCercospora odontoglossi Prill. & Del.:
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) __ 222222 ee iran cemttatess Sets SHE:
Cercospora oryzae 1. Miyake: :
Oryza sativa) (rice). = eee Het Mexico sae User ie)
{Cercospora pancratii Ell. & Ev.:
Hymenocallissp.2 = 22 22. 2 ali ein Aaa OLIN ERIE EA
Cercospora psidit Rangel:
Psidium guajava (guava)... -.--=-=--=.----_]----- Gopenins Sianeeets
Cercospora punicae P. Henn.:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) ___---__.___ Puerto Rico__________
Cercosporella mort Pk.:
Morusispea mulberry) sacs me eee Mexico laste eae eer
Chaveomiss ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.)
pavile:
Rhododendron charitopes......__------_---~- Canadas eens eee
R. ferrugineum (rock rhododendron)_________ Austria, Germany,
Switzerland, un-
known.
R. hirsutum (garland rhododendron)_________ Austria, Germany____-_
R. racemosum (Mayflower rhododendron)____| Canada_____________-
IRROGOCENdTONIS pte ee ee Austria, Switzerland ___
tCladosporium graminum Lk.:
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(i) |'Sesia| eee
Lisi] eee hes
Sates | eeaan (lace Lt
V5) | Sees] eee
Pg (iets | es
ees |
AL ieee mel:
Hey) emcees |

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

Hawaii.,
N.Y

Calif.*

Tex.
N.Y.
Wash.
Calif.,* II1.,
INISYS;
Tex.
N.Y.
Fla.
Calif.*
Fla.
N.Y.

Calif.*
INSYSr

N.Y.
INE
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
P.R.
Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

69

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

Coleosporium plumeriae Pat.:
PIRLILET TOES Deere en an ee ae ee
Colletotrichum dematium (Fr.) Grove f. truncata
(Schw.) Arx:
IPRSUITIESALEUILIN (DED) 2a ee ee ee eee
tColletotrichum graminicola (Ces.) G. W. Wils.:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum)
Coniella diplodiella (Speg.) Petr. & Syd.:
Vattsiep m(erape) t= oo eo ee ea
TContothectum citri McAlp.(?):
Gitrusnimon, demon) 4 see aaa a eee
tContothecium scabrum McAlp.:
Citrus paradisi X C. reticulata (tangelo)-_-_-----
Girstrenstsi(OLauge) ns ee ee ae Ses
tContothyrium aucubae Sace.:
Aucuba japonica variegata____--------------
tConiothyrium concentricum (Desm.) Sace.:
Yucca filamentosa (Adamsneedle yucca)-_-_-_-___
i Gonsathinsum cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.)
ACC. :
Baournum waterert 2-2 ee eee Se
Contothyrium globulisporum Speg.:
Agave americana (maguey)__-_-_-_---------
(ODO THA VIR ET oY 2 le pas byl rece
+Cordana musae (Zimm.) Hoehn.:
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_-—__-~-
tCorticium centrifugum Bres.:
Purisicommunist( Pear) saa ease = ee
{Corynebacterium fascians (Tilford) Dows.:
LDH SIL? jT GAIT PRT Cea I Sr ERE eee,
DEA RITES Cy spies USI 1S eS cs ea aa sai ag
Corynespora cassticola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei:
Chamaedoreaisp4 (palm) 2222 eee ee oe
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _________-_-
+Coryneum carpophilum (Lév.) Jauch:
Prunus persica (peach)
tCriconemoides informe (Micoletzky) Taylor:
Plant—unidentified_ |_2 -_: --_-____--} eee
Criconemoides mutabile Taylor:
Azonopus sp. (carpet grass)_________-_---~-
SoiliwithwJasmenumsp on ee
Sorliwithe Narcissus Spe ae ee ee eee
Soil with\potted plantss): 2222 es
Soilbwithitracto reeset asin le ae alae eee
tCryptocline paradora (deN.) Arx:
lelcntan, loathe ey Vie Se
+Curvularia geniculata (Tracy & Earle) Boed.
group:
Chamaedorea sp. (palm)
Curvularia lunata (Wakk.) Boed.:
GIGdtOl StS pin ae ae lie eae ae 7a
tCytospora chrysosperma Fr.:
Salacisp sCwillow) eos ee oe ye nee ae
tCytospora palmicola Berk. & Curt.:
Gocosinuciferas (coconut) Soe a=. ee oe eee
+Cytospora sacchari Butl.:
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)__________
Dendrophoma obscurans (Ell. & Ev.) H. W.
Anderson:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)___---------------

Diaporthe eres Nits.:

Magnolia watsonii (Watson magnolia)_______
{Dinemasporium oryzae I. Miyake:

On ZaASAtevan TiC’) a ee a eae
{Diplodia barringtoniae F. Tassi:

Barringtonia speciosa (India barringtonia)_____
+ Diplodia coccocarpa Sacc.:

Cocos nucifera (coconut)_-_----------------

See footnotes at end of this list.

Country of origin

nda ene Se a

Czechoslovakia,
+France, fGermany,
+ Netherlands.

Number of

intercep-
tions in—
bile eal
FS} = | &
Sa|/ o/]as
EON re eue
ov a) o+
'S) a |
RES tater {lg tf
robs anh Kati Nhl eaear eee
by PALE hae E
eaiareiiod. | Evaro Kop |
dette) bh |e
1 bee | ees
rie. | FSG Li ep a
saves | poate |i ced
eee | ape a
oa ao) peter 3
1 Bed bee Rae | ease
ie ar ime PS |
Aig ese ae | ere
ey Saee | MD Ly Pate
pa Sead | aeons iI
ioe tee Pee | eat
1a] Series |e
PH ene ae
pee thera Le
by eee | pairs ve Weer
pes Obes alt AD
eae wl eee ee |
coe my | pe eal ee
pe ae ee ew ler
Dp ioe | Wie
Dds 2 | eet
| | eee
Dal ees eee
A e3 epee AE
DS | LD
egies | are = | pa |
eee. ed oad
sams | lie Dats) OE)
i Ura gee |p see
eens | esr |(iaeL
ed eres

Collected

in—

Tex.

Mex.
D.C.
Calif.*
Tex.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N.J.
INDY

N.J.

Tex.
Tex.

Calif.*
Pa.

N.Y.
N.J.

Tex.
Tex.

Fla.

Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.

N.J.

Tex.
Fla.
N.Y.
Tex.
D.C.

Ned Nake

Calif.*
Calif.*
N.Y.
Calif.*

66

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

{Diplodia oleae Peg|.:
Oleateuropacayi (Olive) Base eae
}tDiplodia oryzae I. Miyake:
Oar ZAESCLTD CM (GL Ce)) eae ae
}Discohainesia oenotherae (Cke. & Ell.) Nannf.:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) _--_-22_--_2 222
Ditylenchus destructor Thorne:
Dahkiiapaltesnderaa= ee eee ee ee
DahiiaugN ir Ele rive
IBM WoC ob beonaouSoosooLe
Dah asp eee Dae ae RE eat ele yi an
Tris 8
Ditylenchus destructor Thorne(?):
Dahhaslenshinisseh eee eee eh ee
(DORI AAS ye coe are ka Et salen ara Nm ea

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kiihn) Filip.:
JAA: Seu (Cee) ee

Narcissus bulbocodium ssp. romieurti__--_____

INOGCOSSIIS loss ye een ine! Degas oak ey ena ee

Scilla stbirica (Siberian squill)______________
Elsinoe australis Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)_____________

ES Licorea (Ler mm) eet yee nea

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)_____________

CRsinensish (Orange) sae ante erent

Elsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Mangifera indica (mango)_________________-_

JEntomosporium maculatum Lév.:

Amelanchier sp. (serviceberry)______________
Entyloma oryzae Syd. & P. Syd.:

Onyzazsatival (rice) ss seee eee

Sorlgwithy plan tase ey eda
“Greasy spot’:

Crtrusisinensis) (orange) =o eee oe eee een ee

Citrus ‘sp 2 ea a Ei ia ere

See footnotes at end of this list.

Country of origin

Germanyse=s2 eee
+ Union of South Africa_

Germany =e

(apa Danes reer
t+Czechoslovakia,
France.

Argentina, Italy,
Mexico, Nether-
lands, Spain.

hing and see ee

England, Italy________

Germany 22

Argentina, Brazil,
Paraguay, unknown.

Argentina, Brazil,
unknown.

tHaiti, Mexico,
Puerto Rico.

Canad nee hese aie:

tHong Kong, India,
Japan, Mexico.

Africa (country (?))___-
British Samoa________
Netherlands__________

Greeceteteteteceer ees

NOG Wy eee
[REG IR oe ose eee
+Netherlands_________
Ireland=2-2422a2 5 sea

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

A |"

i et
Se Y as
eed eet |i
or 6) or

S) Z |
1 el hese
1 3 eee
ph gd fete alt
i oe | SEE eee
= |e
pa I EE 7
ie AF al
pn Ee | CR |
Peete | Pate fe ce
| lh
8 2) see
fie a = NS
wh ORT | Sn,
DIR GEAR RT
MG St ASP NLSE |e
eee el 2 | ee
12108 =e
PN Cee | ose
3 1 ae
hem =
107805 a=
tetas tact LOA se
Ce bey
Eel eeical lin ias
1h ees | ee
peel = | ee NP
1 a PR |
tS Sh tal eee
a | S| ee
ee | ee
PRE si peer 1
pI ery | ae
| Ee | ees
ead

Collected

in—

Mass.
Calif.*
N.J.
N.J.

ZA
I

Se

Pa:
Calif.,* La.,

Tex.
Calif.*
INE
INDE
Tex.
Tex.
Calif.*
Md.
Md.

Mass.

Tex.
Tex.

Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

67

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

Helicotylenchus erythrinae (Zimmermann)
Golden:

Soil with Juniperus sp. and Sorbus sp.___-_-~
Dolltwatheplant.- hs hd = Ge a ee a
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)_----~_-
Helicotylenchus multicinctus (Cobb) Golden:
Soil with Tradescantia jluminensis (wandering-
jew).
Helicotylenchus nannus Steiner:
iBetawvulgartss (beet) ==. == aa ee

Solliwithveegonzanspish = oa se = eee ee
Sorlivatthyb ullbs iy aes basses oe ae a a
Soil with Gardenia augusta (gardenia)________
NOlliwithwHlcOzscusesp sta oe ee ee
Soil with Nerium oleander (oleander)_-____~- ~~
SOlltwitheplants= sawn elo oa De
Sollbwithetraclomiss at 4 ee ee
t+tHelminthosporium oryzae B. de Haan:
Gr7fZarsattay (Ce) aia a ee ea
tHendersonia citrt McAlp.:
Citrus paradisi (grapefrultt)_-_____-._-------
tHendersonia socia McAlp.:
Crtrus sinensis (Orange). - 225225255525 --58
Heterodera avenae (Wr.) Filip.:
Soli eee ae ee a aA
Soil with Amaryllis sp. and ( livia sp.__------
SOllgwatheaucomobiless ssa) aa ee ee ee
Soil with Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga) ___
Soil with Chrysanthemum sp.___------------
Soilljwaths0ahiaisp ise ee aa = ee
Soil with Fragaria sp. (strawberry)--__-_----
SoiliwithtGladvolussp.2- eau as sso
Sollewithworchidyplantae pee ea 52 ey ee
Sollowithtplantss)-2 23s ss a= es eS

Soil with Ribes nigrum and R. rubrum__-_-_--_-

Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)________
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurm. Stek.:

Sterile i te Se Oe ee eee ences

Soil with Adiantum sp. (maidenhair fern) ____
Solkwith¥Algave:sp ee a ee
Soil with Allium sativum (garlic)__-_________
Soil with Asparagus sprengert___________-__-
Stoll wala Jina Gjgne ESB A ee See
Soil with Bellzs.sp. (daisy). _.----222222 ---
Soil with bulbs, plants, and tubers__________
Sollawithtcactus)plants. 2+ _—--- = _ SOREe ae ae

SolliwithCaladzumispi(?) = — ee

Soil with Capsicum frutescens (pepper)-______

Soil with Cereus sp. (cactus)_-~___-._______-

Soil with Chrysanthemum parthenium (fever-
few) and Mentha sp. (mint).

Soulkwithi@oleusispe= ss a ea

Soil with Cymbopogon citratus (lemongrass)____
Soil with Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)____

Soil with Epidendrum sp. (orchid)

Soiliwith*ferniplants===2- ==
Soil with Gardenia augusta________________-

Soil with Gossypium sp. (cotton)____________

See footnotes at end of this list.

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
___| Collected
Country of origin iS in—
= |g
8| i |88
PS) rs) or
1S) Z |e
@anadarsa—sass—5==5 Sate ols 2 el ees Vass?
pHinlandS=s52=252 5525 |pee that) li Mass:
Mitel yt aus = a ER eyes) i102 | SV ss
Scotland eases Hee hae Ges) 21") Mass:
MexicOn. 22. = 5 Sa ian ae Soe iP Dex:
}@eylonse shee essa Eee 1 |.£22|) Mass
INTC XICO Sees eerie Ee Ee a hex.
+American Virgin | ee ee Re ex
Islands, Mexico.
I WIEXICOR esas eee Bee |eeoe|) 2 laeliex
care Gon See ae | a Ee eee eex
Une ioe QO ak re Se Ee ee exc
Dreyer (Coe ee ramen Wee LS eS Pabst akteyc
ao eee Os oa 3 EE a erie Al ees eY AT OX:
bene se (coe ce mmm Were wed iil iCayn lid Rep
Meee LO nya oer ool | eel | een | Dee
Honguong= ees (Ltr | ee | epee Pap,
ANIStralliaaes says-ysee ses Sees | le | ees MEW
PEE CO ea ae eee heel a ee edwin
Trance sets ee ns 0A fee [eee TINTS Ge
Genmanyae eee eae ea cain | eseoea MTC REN Ye
England, Germany___-| 4 |__--|__._| Ala., Tex
INetherlandsS2 2 =n s2e—— Th easel lbsecl) aes
ing. lan cd eee eee eR ae ed
Czechoslovakia_____— ~~ ea ee NIE
GermmanyAas eee 7 eles oleh
nel anc Sees Se, S| re INGE
Pets Wee oF S22 Rs) nin sMass®
Finglandss25 5s sears hair 2 | Fla., Mass.,
Ney.
Czechoslovakia___-__--_- eee ee HINGE
Denmark, Japan_____- ORR ETDS eae eex
IMGxic0 sees sees 5 The) eters hy PAs ze
Calif.,
Tex.
5 eae CLO rere eee | epee | Perey | eee |e Xe
sitet. Oa 5 ae |S pa | AZ
aan C3 oY pe Pre TNC. LP cag ieee IN) Ce ot)
pea ret GO jaca Se es SRO eae liom TLR ST ch
ee GOs 2 2 ee ee PR a ex:
Laas GO ses een rere eS | ete ha el eT Ox
Gane Ono a a a ee eae exe
+Austria, France, Ger- |____| 1 | 47 | Calif.,* IIL,
many, Mexico, Mass.,
Switzerland. N.J.,
| INSYS
Tex
Mexico saee ese oe See eh Ne eye
A BY Gos Se aa S| |e esl eex
tNetherlands______-__- 28) Se | Reslnie N ed)
Nexicos.-.45 ethos Dt eI mex:
LL don. Ler ni i eae lel ex
ahs ed. GO eee ee ell eee See ale pees
BESihas Coo Yelpoenas aN be Eh Eh PG NN Cah A Dee
(eal a eee en || OLE DE,
IMICXIGO Ms ee eee S2ea|Ge oan eae ex
eae Se GOz= 5 Sy | 9 tee ST
aye) GOs eae ee cee ee Soe! lee S ake Rex

68 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; sy in—
Q be '
S| Ss
a6| t | 36
ss 8 ° ed
{ Z |e
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurm. Stek.—Con.
Soil with Gypsophila sp.________.---------- IMexic0=-2 22 5o.2 oe ae ok SES ee. Tex.
Soil with Jasminum sp.._._..---.-.--------|----+ fo (0 ee res Aen als oe ste PE 222 | Sa etex
Soil with Lilium sp. (lily)_...--------------]|----- Gos eae ae ao 2 |aqlmieex
Soil with Mammillaria sp. (cactus)___.._____|----- (0 0 is Spe tea apy Fa ee SSO E | sae Aris,
Soil with Matthtola sp. (stock) and Zebrina sp. _|-----do_.__-.____-_--__]---- Ae Sl yaliinbhex:
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint)___.....-_._-.___]|----- don 22 eck eee C2 alll ehexe
Soil with Pelargonium sp. (geranium) ~______]----- C0 (a eee aa a NS P(E Ses llamo hex
Soil with Pelargonium sp. and Verbena sp.-_-_-|----- (0 Ce ers | Seo] || Anz
Ollwat eee] Cees yy ee erat ap | een do 1
Soiliwith)plantss2 2 es See ere 2
Soiliwithtrailwayicares oo) eee ee
Soilgwithirootsee 2s a ae Sa Le OO | Be d
Soiliwith}Rosatsp se ee ree se
Soil with Rumez sp. (dock)
Soil with Selaginella sp._.._._._..._----------
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)_....---|----- dos. 22 2 eet ee ee Aw |seeegl Calif., Tex.
Soil with succulent plants___.__._..________]----- Coo at Se Sel Sera i ae 2252 |(eShitbexs
Soiljwathitruck=— ee ea Ses | eee (co eee ee 15/22 eee Tex.
Soil with Zebrina pendula______.._..---_---|----- Gorn ee on a a Ale ee 1 | Tex.
Soil with Zephyranthes sp. (zephyrlily)...__._|----- dont 22S ee eee 2 | Ariz., Tex
}Heterodera humuli Filip.(?):
Soil with Humulus sp. (hop)_..-...--------- Wugoslavia_-—... 2 -|4eeu 1 | D.C.
iMetenoderaipuriclata DIN OnMe ee eee eee ee | anol eee mse | Sere eS
Reto aie e2 0s Bis al A ee Syl) a eT RO i HE Germanyaen eee nares 1 are | ee AN ae
Soil with automobiles__......___--________- England, France, 127i = see Alara
Germany, Italy. Md.,
Mass.,
IN
Tex
Soil with cactus plant: __--_-_.- 2-2 ke 1 | Tex.
Soil with Calluna vulgaris (heather)________- 1} N.Y
Soil with Chrysanthemum sp 1] NJ
Soilhwithi@yclamenispeeo mene eee eee een 1| N.S
Soill with? Dahhajsp.2 212) ae a 1| NJ
Soil with earth-moving equipment__-________ _s4y=\| iehex
Soil with Hedera sp. (ivy)____-..----------- 2) N.Y
Soil with Hevea brasiliensis_____________-__- Mexico__ Ee oe nie hea All] ed |e ida eA ze
Soil with Juniperus sp. and miscellaneous per- | England___---_---_-_- nyc ns | tee | gael al ING
ennials.
Soil with) Malanchoe sp._2----....-.-.---_.-. Germanyaee eee PIB SSN aly) Wiles
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint)_____.___-_______ Mexico). “322.3 6o52 ss TS LTE
Soilhwithiplants® 250s See ae eae England, Ireland, eee ek 4 | Fla., Mass.,
Mexico. Tex.
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)..-.-__- England, Germany____| 1 2: ii aees Nae S.C.,
ex.
Soil with Viola sp. (violet)__.______________ [relande eee ee elect eity INS 42
}tHeterodera punctata Thorne(?):
Soil with Dioscorea sp. (vam) Ce ed ERED at ea Japan=se eee eee oe — Seen jee Cale
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.
Sort eee nic Loven Nee NES wae England, Mexico 3) | ees Ses eMichs tex.
Sweden. Wash.
Soili with Asnaryllas sp..-.-._. 2-5 dee INexicos sc n- ee eee ee 1 | Tex.
Soil with Amaryllis sp. and Cereus sp.___-_-- Swedeni ss sareteeece So Se La INE
Soilkwithjautomobilessesee see eee ee France, Germany__-___- Oy SSS 4, I.
ex
Soil with Beaucarnea sp.(?)_--_------------- Mexico... -- sae e6e'2 ecelisck dilba ill a|nehexy
SoiliwithiBegonzai specs eee | epee GO ene uke ann Valet oa) elalpeexs
Soil with Begonia sp. and Pelargonium ap.-_-__- Hnglandss 22 ae, maces eget banging HEN ee
Soil with Beta vulgaris (beet)____________-__]----- (0 (os ea shel gplig (Meee) Mexs
Soil with Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga)___| Netherlands__-_--_-_--- scsc|, Dele sss ylas
Soiliwithy¢actus) plants espe ee eee England, Mexico______ eee i pl. 1} Pa., Tex
Soil with Calluna vulgaris (heather). _______ England, Scotland_____ Gs eosee |b cake
Solliwithy@oleusisp ss eee ee eee Wuglandsese= soe ae ose lscetlptel lh Masas
Soil with Crinum sp. and Strelttzia sp.______- Mexicow.22 2 eae BRE eee alu Mey
SoiljwitheDahiza isp ieee eee a Germany. ---- es Bae e | ey ey tll eNO
Soil with Dahlia sp. and Pelargonium ap.-_---- Hngland {2 22sc22 22 | eee eee 1 | Mass

See footnotes at end of this list.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1959

69

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.—Con.
Soil with Daucus carota (carrot)__.--___-__--

Soil with Dianthus caryophyllus____-___-_-_-
Solbwithylern ss # Soe ols ee eer AES
Soil with fern, Rosa sp., and unidentified
plants.

Soil with Ficus elasttca (Indiarubber fig) ______
Soil with Fragaria sp. (strawberry)..__--.-_-
Sorliwith'Gladzolus spo 2 ee
Soil with Hedera helix (English ivy)__-_____-
Soiliwith?Hydrangea sp
Soil with Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)______
Soil with Lycopodium sp. (clubmoss)__-_-______
Soil with Mentha piperita (peppermint)_-_____
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint)_______-__--___-
Soil with Monanthochloe littoralis (shoregrass)__
Soil with Myrtus sp. (myrtle)_-_____________
Sorllewithtorchid’ plant=22 =l2-22-— e e
Soil with Picea sp. (spruce)_..----_-_-__-___
Sorlfwitheplan testes. sso be a ead
SoiléwirthySedumispso2 OSs 2 aa een
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)________

Soil with’succulent plant__-.....---..-.£022

Soiliwithstanks it 2eCheo 2 oath ey

Soil with Tradescantia sp. and Viola sp.______

Sollkwithecult paisp wt a = eee

Soil with Viola sp. (pansy).-._-_-.-.-_---_-
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.(?):

Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato)_______+
tHeteropatella setulosa Hino & Katumoto:

Bambusa sp. (bamboo)-_------------2-- =!
tHoplolaimus proporicus J. B. Goodey:

Soil with Chamaedorea sp. (palm)
tHyporylon mediterraneum (deN.) J. H. Miller:

Huphortaap t= ood eat eles She
“‘Leprosis’’:

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)__________
tLeptosphaeria obtusispora Speg.:

Walccayspe: saat sts ik Sle ee BN
+Leptosphaeria oryzina Sace.:

Oryzalsatiwal (tice) sas aaa eee
tLeptosphaeria protearum Syd.:

Pr Oleg SD sean ae ee ee Ss ee NS Bae
}+Leptothyrium gentianicola (DC.) (Baeumler:

Gentiana acaulis (stemless gentian)
tLophodermium arundinaceum (Fr.) Chev.:

ZG SAS (11) eee a a ene
tLophodermium maculare (Fr.) deN.:

Quercus'ap> (Gak)l2 52 2222 2222 a
Macrophoma araucariae De Lac.: is

Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)__-____

t+Macrophoma cocos Pass.:
Cocos: nucifera (coconut)=—_------22 820i) oe eal

tMacrophoma frazini Del.:

Frazinus excelsior ‘Weeping’ (European ash)

+Macrophoma oleae (DC.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Oleavewropaea® (Olive) 222252) 2 222 5-8 2 as
tMarmor rosae Holmes:
ROS) Spee RL WW a asm Na ee nt eo ROE
tMarmor scillearum Smith & Brierley:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)_-__

See footnotes at end of this list.

Country of origin

Sweden.

PAZ ORES Bese ee ae

Mexicos sts sean s ain

Germany==se52 ee oee>

England, Germany,
Mexico.

Beletumees eee ae

Argentina, Canary
Islands, England,
Mexico, Poland,
Scotland, unknown.

Hecuador=2=-2222 52222
China, Formosa-_-----_-
Nicaragua__._2_-_-._-
Hong Kong__________-

INV@XN COM ACE Re tern aetae e

Hong Kong, India_____

Union of South Africa __

Germanys nea

IMexicos==-s ae ee eee

Australia, tHawaii,
t+tNew Zealand,
Norfolk Island.

British Samoa,
’ Philippines.

England eee

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
se] 5 /%-
£-2/ « | &°
or ° o+
1S) Z |
NE PSO
Ea eo Se 1
Seas) eee 1
ess DUI 1
eae | ea EN
BRO ea 1
ease ed ee 1
pee Pee 1
PILES EY) Ay 1
Se Saif 88 SE
ers ees 1
Pee ge ye [are 1
ae eae) Plea 1
ES a | ns 1
sha 1
LPLAEY SENT 1
eee | tweens \ 1
Seale 9
ed ees alll anal
Deal Vina Ke: S|
Lys) al Nase ha]
Li-|- S42 oe
ee Ss tt oa 8 1
pee a Fale 1
AB END) 1
eee aS) LMS es
35) 2 Suse,
WOR) 6 SE
Se EET TS
nic bean a
come) neve 1
1 7) S7ue
Dh eee 1
SN | | ac
Uy edd f= eer
len) br meese
sespr bel ees MOY
6 ess |e
ed eel tena |
bX) fi Say PORE
2/0) Le Sa ey a
BUS Hecpeot 9 RA ge

Collected
in—

——

Fla., Tex.

N.Y.
Tex.
Mass.

70

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
4 ‘
2) 24
seal o lac
2.2 < 2.2
one ia.S) pa
1é) Z | Ay

Collected
in—

} Marssonina fragariae (Sacec.) Kleb.:
Hraganiaisp.) (strawberry) =o. oe eee oe
}Marssonina juglandis (Lib.) Magn.:
Juylans sp. (walnut)
+ Meliola citricola Syd.:
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:

AGA DANENUSHOTT:UCONALS ear
Alocastia macrorhiza (giant alocasia)_________
Begoniaisp este ee Bae DS I Oe SD 5 oe tale
BetLOnvUulganvsn (Cet) maar ae epee
Bletilla hyacinthina (orchid)
Caladium candidum

Galadiumisp yee eee Bee SU
Gallas eee ee eo xe Ue aie gy eR ee
Clematistspe sey) ne oe hee ice Rp Bene ee
Codiaeunyisp set eee ee ee ee pana
GolocaStazsp soe ee ee eplips
Dahlia pinnata (Aztec dahhia)__~-----------
Geniranasseptempidaee a) 2 eee eee
Gladiolus ‘Morning Wiss’_______.---=--4----
Gladrolaisisp x= ee ee
EL OSE: SP De ore ae ark a asta
Tris kaempfert (Japanese iris)__.-_.--_----_-
Soil with roots of palm_________------------
Solanum tuberosum (potato) -__------------
Waastenva spin Sao Se a Euan we
Zantedeschia aethiopica (callalily)------------
Zangibenisp ss (Ringer) aoe ee eee eee
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood (?):
Gladzolusisp ee ee ee eee ee ee ae

Meloidogyne arenarta (Neal) Chitwood thamesi
Chitwood:
Gladiolus ‘Edith Cole’
Gladiolus ‘Elizabeth The Queen’
Gladiolus ‘Firebrand’
Gladiolus ‘Friendship’
Gladiolus ‘Hopman’s Glory’
Gladiolus
Gladiolus
Gladiolus

‘New Japan’
“Red Charm’
Gladiolus ‘Snow Princess’______------------
Gladiolus ‘Spice and Span’
Gladiolus ‘Spotlight’
Gladiolus ‘Valeria’
Gladiolus ‘White Gold’
Gladiolusisp se 5-2 ee eee ee eee eas
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood thamesi
Chitwood (?):
Alga PanthUsiSD ss) ee ee eee
Dahlia ‘Clara Cader’ and ‘Zonnegoud’
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
Aconitum napellus (aconite monkshood)
Aiconitumisps seb bese sees eae k eee Cee ae
Ajuga reptans ‘Harlequin’ (multicolor carpet
bugle).
Anaphalis triplinervis
Anemone japonica ‘Queen Charlotte’
‘“Margarethe’.
Glematisiap ree ee ee eck se a ee ee

and

Dahlia pinnata (Aztec dahlia)
DAaRliGts pes Bee eee Se a Sot se Oe ns Bae
Daucusicarotan(carrot) sees eee eee eee
Delphiniwumisp yo eee eee eee ee eee eee ae
IE pumedviimisp ae ee eee ee eee eae
Gentiana asclepiadea (milkweed gentian)
G. septemfida lagodechiana
Geranium endressit
Frelianthusisp oe eee ee eee eee eee eee

See footnotes at end of this list.

Fl aiwraiii (i?) yee ees = = p=

Argentina
MEXICO == eres

Japant. 2a Pewee sal

Argentina
Netherlands_________-_
tHong Kong_________~
Guatemala
Japan

rich ere wees

Chile, Peru
+Spain
Argentina
INGEXICO LS EUOMS ain See

Japan

England
Netherlands__________

Canada, Germany,
Netherlands.
Japan

=o > |e al

OU 0.0 8 0G fh Oo oe fg

Pee eet ek ek et et ek et et tt et

De PWRPN SERB ee wWe —

Peete NO

ye es

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 195

9

71

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—

Pest and host Country of origin

Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood—Con.

Heuchera ‘Pruhoniciana’ and ‘Red Spangles’_._| England__-____-----__|___-
Leontopodium sp. (edelweiss)____-_---_---_- t+Czechoslovakia_______]___-
PP ACONLGASD Deere eee ee eee tee Doyo
Pyrethrum ‘J. N. Twerdy,’ ‘Mont Blanc,’ and |----- (0 (oye rh et eed eee ae

‘Princess May.’
Rosa multiflora var. japonica___-_____-___-_- INetherlands@ 22 ease peo
ROSGISD eee ee FR NE Tk eS Tepains.ee.. 22 oese ae 2 eee
ISCHDLOSGAED ee ee a bee woe eS ATT Hine lang seems eee ee ae Ad
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_______-___--___ Hebi le ees Seen ite ine
Stachysisp en (betony) me ee eee Netherlands_________- bebe a8

Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-

wood:
PALOCUSLONSD ee oe ae ane a eae te SS Miexico iin wi) Bi na ee
LNT EOE ROL ITS CV Ye a a 8 eed edt petwel oye Kosh se le
IB CGONAGASD ere ee et ek ee Rye ee eel Dominican Republic_-__|____
IBELORUULG AT TSH (DCCL) mee ee ee en rare Mexico = ae aes 4
IDASID 0 y= See Be ee Japaneses shes ROSE ee
ID r0sconeasSPan yal) see eee eee ae ijondurass sae see Ee 1
DS COCCI TAB ep a eee ea ee ee istic eee IMiexico= anne canine Soro See
Er COCCONLANCH ET ULALG eae = eee ene Japan tae) Sree ee GN
Gladtolisbrebrandsee ene een eee | ne Gosete Meee eer? rae
Gladiolus ‘Purple Supreme’_______-.._-_-._-]----.- dotaaernts ss feh ae beet
GladzolussSnow Princess?= 22 2222525222222 S) | ee dona ee ee cere
GladioluseSpicerand Spans seen yee ees | eee (0 (ose We ehhh a fe See Peden Peshink
GIEAOL USS pe tk See a ea SE CN Commas Deir, sa ors NSE
GRIT: (IDEA) Sed Bee ere INVIEX1 CO MS a eee ete ene
VG OTGASD A (ALLOWLOOb) mee eee err | emer don ater ans store br ae
Raphanus sativus (radish)_.__...._...---.-.-]----- (0 Vo Yate ead pe ee eras 1
Solllwitherooteet oa sateen ana ese Mrinidadi= t= a aapuee ae
Solanum bulbocastanum__....-------------- IMexIC OE mace aan pits
SeRLILOETOSULINN (DOCATO) sen et ee re een Areenting sence ees ee.
Zantedeschia aethiopica (callalily)__-_-_-_-_-- Germanyaoeee ne ee Bes

Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood acrita Chitwood.

VAI DUNE USHOITUCHTULS Nn ne tae a aera Japaneses 222 SNS Seah

PAN OCUSTCASD eee ee ame ue LANE A ae INTEXICOSe =e Se ae ena oe

LN ROTIID, SiS ees aE TEE a ae esi al a, dots sa SoS enn eae es

Astilbe ‘Koblenz’ and ‘Red Sentinel’_________ Netherlands. ________|____

Belo Deron et SD eee oe ees ey a eran tHong Kong_____.____ ee

IBeLOMVILLGATtSy (DECh) mee ane Ceylon, France, 1
Italy, Mexico.

CAC EUSe ene eee kalig mah aS OUTS Oe 2 ee tNetherlands_________ Wa

Cichorium intybus (escarole)______-_________- French West Africa____}____

Drie oy CIM) oS ee ees eee ee JaDaNe === ae ee flee

DDT A CHEN GAS ee tt ae eae a aes noe oy ae Se Mexicosi es sath ears ats

Epimedium pinnatum___-.22.22 2-2-2 222 Le Hinglandsaes Saha ees pee

FNiSCiG Spe st ee ol, OS ah Honey Konge=sseae ane nee

Ger beraisp eee ee ns Seen Eee rinidad == 28.22 =ese ks Eee

GladiolussSnow Princess? = 2 22 222222 Japan sss see SS PAS

GladiolussSpic andsSpan i= 222 essere sees domes Sere ess eee

ELELUCONAO TS See ee ee

EV OStAESD Dee ene ne ee ee oS On a OR SEN

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

Saliz babylonica (Babylon weeping willow)-__- Brazile: stenoses sed se

Sansevierta trifasciata var. laurentii (Congo | Mexico_.-..__..______|____

snake sansevieria).

SoilswithiVetis sp. (grape) 22-2 -— ee oe eee oS ee oer Patan

Solanum tuberosum (potato)______---___-___- tArgentina, Brazil, 1
Chile, Cuba, Egypt,
Mexico, +Spain.

WAT CONS D som tae ate ae Ne re eet Eng an cl eee ae | eeeeere

Zingiber officinale (ginger)___________-----_- CanaltZone ss aee naam | ee

Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood:

Algapanthusiasnicanusss. 2. 222k See ee ee ee PArzentin a ee =a | eee

LNG TDG) Vacs Sete Sey EAS os VE ee ce eee @ubar eee tee eee 1

IB etawUlgartsn Deel) meee ee nee Australia, Union of Doha
South Africa.

IB ASStcat7 a pan turhip) pee eee ee IMexicoe aoe 1

Cichorium intybus (chicory)__.------------- French West Africa____|____

See footnotes at end of this list.

ropaga-
tion

(i

Eee ol
cai al br ve
Dose
bette)
ates Ee
sree aay
ee RE wield
epee
See ol
Gallacale
eieaea id
1
Ie ea
ese 8 all
rae pha |
tres (oie
ene aa) fi |
pees eae &
Pekars| loetel
meee
eed eb
dN pseerae
free (cia
ese ea uel
ee le |
LOR | Sees
Ss al Hote |
Ssh [ae
Bese She (et
cj) (tas
a ears

Collected
in—

ren) Ss

evry PEL:

eel

72

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood—Con.
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_______________
Colocasia {spy seen ti wien) ie tin eae hee RE Oe
DahtviaySistembenn yeas eee eee eee
DAG SpE OR DARE OS Fi Bem

Daucus carota (carrot)
Dioscorea sp. (yam)
FEY COSTEUST Ce Pt a ne Ae ee a a oa
Gerberasp ee erent eee si Fle Se ie ae

Gladiolus ‘Leewuenhorst’
Hydrosme riviert (devilstongue)
TASMAN Ds aie ae ee ee eae eee

PROG USPS DS ee ee ee ee ae
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)
Rolianthesysp ee tan ce tee he animes See a aah
ASCARI MRO RIUSE THES Li x se aN Ss es Sea a a
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Xanthosoma sagittaefolitum (yautia malanga)--
Zingiber sp. (ginger)
DUN Geer Acede te hth Demy ahd Noneey Hess an ome a ae Tn eye
}Micropeltis bakert (Syd.) Cash & Watson:
Epidendrum strobelii (orchid)
Montlinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Malus sylvestris (apple)
{Mycosphaerella cattleyae Cash & Watson:
Cattleya sp. (orchid)
+Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)
Mycosphaerella hondai I. Miyake:
Oryza sativa (rice)
{Mycosphaerella oryzae (Catt.) I. Miyake:
Oryza sativa (rice)
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Rab.) Schroet.:
Allium fistulosum (Welsh onion)
A. porrum (leek)
tNematospora coryli Peg].:
IPhaseolsispra ae ae Sie Se ee ae core rman ee
}Neocosmospora vasinfecta BE. F. Sm.:
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Khan:
Oryza sativa (rice)
}Nigrospora oryzae (Berk. & Br.) Petch:
Oryza sativa (rice)
Nigrospora sphaerica (Sacc.) Mason:
Onyzarsativa (rice) et ee eee ae eee
Triticum aestivum (wheat)
Dritecumisp ore ee tee oe ee eee
{Oligostroma proteae Syd.:
Protea isp ore sre ee ae ete ey rates ee ar
Oospora pustulans Owen & Wakef.:
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
}Papularia sphaerosperma (Lk.) Hoehn.:
Bambuseae
}Papulaspora parasitica (Eidam) Harz:
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)
}Pestalotia bromelticola Speg.:
IBTOME] tad See An ee On Nanna Oe eee sre
}+Pestalotia cycadis Allesch.:
Cycad
Phlyctaena vagabunda Desm.:
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)

See footnotes at end of this list.

Country of origin

Australia, Japan,
Union of South
Africa.

Japan

Italyle=: Seenssganeies
India, {Trinidad,

Tita ly Bes es hie eis tats

tTNew Guinea_________
+Colombia

Beuadors2s22222522225

Japan

Union of South Africa __
Denmark, Sweden_____
Okinawa

Number of
intercep- |
tions in—

|

Consump-
tion
opaga-
tion

pet

rg PALE
sr |
Beats anes 1
= HCH Sa
Se aes pee
beth! Rigs seen
es nig ae
re eee Bes
Bia ee 1
Sede ee
211008) eam
Te eoee ee
va BEESON aed
SHS O)y eis
1] 200 eee
TOOK Beats et
1

Collected
in—

Ill.
Calif.*
Calif.*

Pa.
Calif.*
D.C.
D.C.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calit*
Calif.*
INaYG
N.Y., Ohio.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Tex.
Fla.

Pa.

Calif.,*
Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1EOI5'D

73

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 80, 1959—Continued

Pest and host

Phoma citricarpa McAlp.—Continued
C. limon (lemon)

. paradisi (grapefruit)

. reticulata (Mandarin orange)

. reticulata unshiu (Satsuma orange)
. sinensts (orange)

AQ

Citrus sp

tPhoma importata (Nits.) Sace.:
Lycium sp
+Phoma insidiosa Tassi:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum)
Phoma japonica Sace.:
Kerria japonica
tPhoma oryzae Cke. & Mass.:
Oryza sativa (rice)
tPhomopsis camelliae F. Tassi:
Camellia japonica (camellia)
Phomopsis cinerescens (Sace.) Trav.(?):
Ficus elastica ‘Decora’
{Phomopsis euphorbiae (Sace.) Trav.:
Codiaeum sp
tPhomopsis heveae (Petch) Boed.:
Hevea sp. (rubbertree)
Phomopsis pustulata Died.:
Acer cissifolium
tPhyllachora shiraiana Syd.:
Bamboo
tPhyllosticta andromedae Westd.:
Pieris japonica
tPhyllosticta congesta Heald & Wolf:
Prunus domestica (plum)
}Phyllosticta decidua Ell. & Kell.(?):
Mentha sp. (mint)
}Phyllosticta fragaricola Desm. & Rob.:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry )
}+Phyllosticta hederacea (Arc.) Allesch.:
Hedera heliz ‘Hibernica’ (Irish ivy)
tPhyllosticta innumerabilis Pk.:
Amelanchier sp. (serviceberry )
tPhyllostictina psidiicola Petr.:
Psidium guajava (guava)
Phytophthora mexicana Hotson & Hartge(?):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
}Pleospora herbarum (Fr.) Rab.:
PAIL atta: Bp ee ate as Be eee al A ee os
Citrus sinensis (orange)

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
__| Collected
Country of origin i > in—
[oy ke 1
Bie is |
26| } |88|
rail Or Ss2)
.S) Z | Ay
Australia, Mozambique,|_-..| 27 |____| Calif.,*
Union of South Hawaii,
Africa, unknown. Md.,
Mass., Pa
Japan, Union of baht oh 18) [2c 2s | <Calif.t*
South Africa. N.Y.
China, Formosa, Hong | 33 (a ees Califa
Kong, India(?), Hawaii,
Japan, Okinawa, SM
Philippines.
Chinalese kyo ais ys ager S| a Wash.
Africa (country (?)), 41 | 81 |____] Ala., Calif.,*
tArgentina, Australia, Hawaii,
Brazil, China, Tl3,\Lai,
}Eniwetok, Federa- Md.,
tion of Malaya, Mass.,
Formosa, Hong N.J.,
Kong, Japan, Mo- N.Y.,
zambique, Okinawa, Ohio, Pa.,
Philippines, Singa- PRS
pore, Union of S.C., Tex
South Africa, un-
known, fVietnam(?).
Hong Kong, Japan, 34 sce) DiGi Maz,
unknown. Hee
Mass ;
Tex.
Argentina____________ Ling ne Say] orrerac N.Y
AMET ONAN a a ee 1 | Ti.
Netherlands__ ___ (2 esu/es@aies 22 1 | NJ
LIEN OY A sat ey A ae eee 2 j___.| Calif.*
iba doe) 222 2 free! emia | sye2)= LG) la
INA Wap Cela aa Seat yl NT a ie 1 | Tex.
law allee see Deets Lew ii@alifiet
Federation of Malaya__|____|___- 1 | Fla.
iINetherland ste e sees |e | eee DING
Japanese ees 1 | ee | eral Tawa
Netherlands. _____-_-__]._ = Bais muha NIE
IMexicos=aeaiane sei 1) | eee SeeMexy
saa yets Gow 2 Leo aay eens) eee a eed ay FE: (eS
Czechoslovakia_-_-____- Seo Se ene Ne
Netherlands_________- 2 a5 5) be Io RNS:
Canadas sla a eee a eS bes ya Ree ValNed.
Philippines. ______.__- 3 Bd eo a pS Hawaii.
Mexico: 222 52225 pen 1a eae a | Tex.
Turkey. = Se she eee Eee 1 | N.Y.
Lebanon_—__-- 284.2 bites sedi) hase Pal

See footnotes at end of this list.

74 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1968, Through June 80, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin si fal] 3 in—
a hp
a ~_ [-=}
Bel 6 1%.
no U a0
(=| er (=| eel
[o) © mK
6) Z 1A
Pratylenchus brachyurus (Godfrey) Goodey:
Soil with roots of miscellaneous plants_______ }tBritish Honduras_____|____|----| 1 | Fla
Solanum tuberosum (potato) __._-_______-__- Brazile ses eee Eel os ee NYE
tPratylenchus coffeae (Zimmermann) Goodey:
IDNA ISG C) OG peopel ie See ebes ately eee tii Rede Ie I aR Union of South Africa__}____|/--_-| 2 | N.J.
tPratylenchus convallariae Seinhorst:
Convallaria magalis (lily-of-the-valley)________ Denmark, England____|.___|----] 3 colts
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Sher & Allen:
Chrysanthemumysp-ee eee ee eee ee eee THnglandjbrances 2a |e | eon | nN ene
Clematisspees Weve RE oe le agenae st Netherlands__________ ts joe SO RIN Sa
Dahlia ‘Berye Jean,’ ‘Bonythorn,’ ‘Empire | tAustralia____________ pects) Sell Ke ally) INTE
Sport,’ and ‘Jan.’
Dahlia *Mullers Dream’____2-_ 222222222222: tUnion of South Africa_}____|----| 1 | N.J.
Dahiial spree te SITs Wet se ea) ls ae Y Baye ae dove seeks ee See eee aes ea pe lt INOS Co
Delphinvm sp. {22 a eee Sa Netherlands__________ ee ae | te Ll INN E,
Mienthaisp si (inint) sees ee ee ge Germanys eee ey ee 1 | Nee
IPOD Sp sat Se ne de mee eee Netherlands__________ Bessel ICING NZS
Soil with Begonia sp.______________________ IAIZOTeS= =e ee ae te As Leslee. 2. al SMiass'
Soil with Chrysanthemum sp._____-_-- === _- Germanyseee ees seseleece|| |) viol
Pratylenchus pratensis (de Man) Filip.:
Dahl taisp eens PAN hs ce We ree Canada a= =e fa). 2S alsa Miss
Plants—unidentified______________________- INMIEXI COE eee Ele Ses el ex:
Soil with Gardenia augusta_________________|____- Gn es had oe eee is eee dS ie SU eR ex:
Pseudomonas marginalis (N. A. Brown) F. L.
Stevens:
Cichorium endivia (endive)_________________ Beletum=a == = eee Jka. S| 25S NSS
}Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Lib.) Sace.:
Medicago: sativa (alfalfa) ss45 2. ee eee a eee Chiles 22 enh dates shes Sy ee | ee ES
Psilenchus hilarulus de Man:
Soil with Asparagus plumosus (fern asparagus) | IVT CO ea ee eer ees [20 at,
Sotliwithtcactuste see a Wt bree eho a ieee ee dos i ase eee = 2 =| Seale, Bea etext
Soilswithiplantss ses he eed eae a ag ee doe see eee hee A ba esis | S2iiikRexan
}tPuccinia antirrhini Diet. & Holw.:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)____________ sree) es eos aos 5 ieee te a LS. | 2 SSS NGS
}Puccinia arachidis Speg.:
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)_________________ iPararuay essa eee Eel es 33} ID ACe
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:
Dianthus barbatus (Sweetwilliam)__________- need Nether- 1 |---| 1 | Mass., N-Y.
ands.
tPuccinia carthami Cda.:
Carthamus tinctorius (safhower)___________-_- Portugese ue Levee Aelia DIGS
tPuccinia cynodontis Desm.:
CynodoneSkaap lass s- aa es) =e eee mr Union of South Africa__|____]_--_} 1 | N.J.
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:
Chrysanthemum morifolium_....----__----__- Japand ak 5 ie ease lined des 9 ae 5/2 ees | Mblawarr
Wash.
Chrysanthemum spre 2 ae ftAustralia, Japan_____ 18 | 13 |____-| Hawaii, .
Wash.
+Puccinia tridis Rab.:
Tris foetidissima (Gladwin iris)________-_____ Netherlands__________ bse ae 1 LING
tPuccinia laguri Jaap:
Gagurusiovatws(2rass) oe es ee eee Span ee sees ale ec [i )|(isbee |e Ba.
tPuccinia psidii Wint.:
Pimenta sp., probably P. officinalis_________- Jamaica see J) |) 2 4 | eee | les
Puccinia striiformis West.:
IBromusispe(DrOMe) == ae aa ee en Af zhanistaneo5 52s 55— Ses tis bl} IDC;
Driticumiep asa aso sae a Japant= «52 see eran 12/22 23) eee aware
}Puccinia thaliae Diet.:
Cannatsp 2 ses. Bee 2 eS Fs St aly British Guinea________ perme Wester dialled ay,
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis_-.__..-------_-__- Puerto icone S] SE | ee ee nT
+Puccinia violae (Schum.) DC.:
Viola ‘Mrs. Chichester’ and ‘Mrs. Gordon’___| Scotland____2________ Sebo |S aula INGE
tRadopholus similis (Cobb) Thorne:
Musa rosacea (India banana)_______________ Eis waits ae eee HITT | ETS ae eCaliiet
tRadopholus similis (Cobb) Thorne(?):
Soil with miscellaneous plant roots_________- Panama) ee eet 522 2 eR al eae
tRamularia celastri Ell. & G. Martin:
Celastrus sp. (bittersweet)...__._____.-_-____ Canadas= 2 = uae aL | ee | ee Mich.

See footnotes at end of this list.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 uo

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep- |
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin n >, in—
| eeu
5c| 0 /%e
ao| 2 | Be
a2) SS
| Oo Zanes
fRamularia primulae Thuem.:
Ertl ES Pn (LIN LOSe)) sae ee Germany eer ae SS Sales Sel Tk IO 1
tRamularia tulasnei Sacc.:
Hragaria sp." (Strawberry) =. Ntalypecee case errr oe Bee | amare | eal EN
tRavenelia leucaenae Long:
PAC LCC ENON UL LCR pee ee ee NIGXICO Meee ee (1 yc | ewe | ee
Ravenelia papillifera Syd.:
GUESS ZCMLUTLON CLIN ERTL TC Ste eee || eee Gobet ee yse eee 1 | ee | ee | ArT Ze
{Rhizoctonia microsclerotia Matz(?):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)___| Netherlands_____—--~_- P| Marea cettoee NoaVe
Ring spot virus:
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon)__________--- INFEXICOM te ae ee Te le ec NIG
Rotylenchus robustus (de Man) Filip.:
Apium graveolens (celery)__-_-------------- +France, Germany __-_-_ Woe | o 2s eae | CalieccuNids
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint)___------------- Bnglande2 ese seep Bowen eel Nass:
Soil with Thuja sp. (arborvitae)__----_-__--- TAzonesten Seems ea | cea Us Vas a
+Scirrhia rimosa (Alb. & Schw.) Fckl.:
Phragmilesispel reed a yo ee ee ee ee eee Germany =ee nese eee 1S | Sees ||| Alla
Seutellonema brachyurum (Steiner) Andrassy:
ISELIUSCUZETACASD rep em ae ee lea ed Niexico Sessa eee eee Reiss | et sen tes 1 ha I=
Soil with Begonia sp. and fern______--------]|____- (oo yeaah ret Dy ee ot ele eell ever 8 |e en ex:
Soil with Begonia sp., Dianthus caryophyllus, | Azores_____----------- Se le | sel Mass:
and Rosa sp.
Soil with Gardenia augusta________--------- IMexiCOMeen see ee oa sae Peat | eee |e | eX
NotlawithiGlozen7za7sp esa ee eee ee ee Co oY ae aa = ps eh ee ey a ees eld Flea le ex
Stoll Gate (LTO 5) he a oes eee eee seen pee (0 V0 gs ata a Sees Dag n | eeee the | exe
Solleusatheplantsssee sapeee ke a2 Stee ee |e COs ose ase ee ES | PESO Tl exs
Scutellonema bradys (Steiner & LeHew) Andrassy:
DiOscoy,ea SPs (VAM) oe nn ee eee Cuba irinidadeasa-ait 2) | paulo ae Mlar eNO,
Sonlkwitherosconeaspsen ee sen ee +Dominican Republic__| 1 |____|____] N.Y.
tSeptobasidium lepidosaphis Couch:
With Lepidosaphes beckii on Citrus reticulata | Cuba_______--------- Sia by Ue ion 28 a OFWs
var. (King orange).
tSeptocylindrium candidum F. Arg.:
ROSCRS Tyr ee eee enn eee i Burope) (country,(®)) = =|=2- si | al NYG
{Septoria aciculosa Ell. & Ev.:
Fragarta sp. (strawberry)________---------- Gzechoslovakia_2__=--|_ = 7 |-_- DehaNeds
{Septoria aciculosa Ell. & Ev.(?):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)__________-------- Germanyeetee eee ee peeeiee | atc |e danl HIN ce
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:
Rhododendron ‘Mother’s Day’ (azalea)__-_---- Netherlands_-__-__---- a ee aNd
Revuykranumy(azalea) ase) wees eae a eee do Sasa as Generel ee | Hawt lec NEN ee
ROdodenaronisp a Azalea) sess ee Oe s seen Spee br aeoe brent rd LN ee FS Ce
Septoria carrubi Pass.:
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)_______-__---- Miexicone== S-ere cm nee Meee el ex
Septoria ettrt Pass.:
Gatrusiizmons (lemon) see so= eee ee eee +Curacao, Italy, es een ln @alliteace
Spain. INDY
S.C.; Tex
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__________-_- Unknowns 2 2222) ese pene | ila | eres CO face
GAisinensts) (OLAaNge) See ee eee Sale @ypruss NeCXICO see a= 2 Ty eae) ANS,
Calif.*
{Septoria cucurbitacearum Sace.:
Sechium edule: (chayote)=--=. 222522222 252" IMeXICON Soe ae ee eee SLE | epee | eet tT xs
Septoria depressa McAlp.:
Gttrus amon (lemon)= = ~~ 2 5 2 ee PAIS Ona ase ee pe esta lls ea | ane ges Hawail,
ING Yi
}Septoria nodorum Berk.:
Hordeumiouigares (barley) eos==— = ee ae tally aes eee eee ee ese lseec!) (Cribs
Septoria oryzae Catt.:
Or ZO Sauivan (T1Ce) maa a ee ee ee Japanese sons ees ee Se 2 alee Calin
+Septoria pist West.:
IPSS SCDOT: (OED) se Sse Ss See Se See Italy, Mozambique_-__|__-_| 2 |-=__] N.Y., Pa.
tSeptoria santonensis (Pass.) Bub.(?):
Salizispenqwillow) sacs he eee ee eae IN IGE eee Sa es | Sees | een | A175
Septoria selenophomoides Cash & Watson:
Orc hi cl BR ape ae hee MIE Say ae eee ee ere Hcuad ors=a asa Soe lle ai ab) Calves
{Septoria tosevi Bub.: |
Gentiana acaulis (stemless gentian)__________ ran ce =a ame ean pe ee ee Sealered lene yes fs

See footnotes at end of this list.

76 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1968, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ; > in—
a, = 1
2 1a
g2| § | ®.
[=| aS i 2.2
er>|| © | Ss=
oO Z {Py
Sphaceloma fawcettti Bitanc. & Jenkins var.
scabiosa (McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_-___..________--_- Australia’s ccoe i: nesta 2 |____| Hawaii.
ENlzmona (lemon) =e ne eee ene cm nano Avistraliaee» sees oe | ees 19 |__._| Hawaii.
Sphaceloma punicae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate)_________--- Mexico. ose ane Sit | eee eee | eae
tSphaerulina taxicola (Pk.) Berl.:
Taxus cuspidata (Japanese yew)____-------- Sweden: Ses ee say iees| (ah eel INTs
Sphenospora kevorkianwi Linder:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)._____-_----------- tBahamas, tHonduras_|____|____| 2 | Fla.
MOnopstsrutriculartovdes sen sae ae ee eee ee Jama iCke eee ea eee eee S|) elalienlas
Oncidium pulchellum (orchid)_.__.--__----_- Dominican Republic__-_|____ Pee Pailin 1D) kn,
Sphenospora mera Cummins:
Oncidiumisp: (orchid) 2228 ee ee ee Ecuadorean | peepee ee ile Calta
Orchidbtkeas Ashe Utah Rat ee ee Sie Bd) ere dorsse 2 Ren Stee eee a elec aC alitee
Stagonospora macrospora (Dur. & Mont.) Sace.:
VL CCONB Deer ore eee aE ae oe er eee Serene INTEX1CO ener mer aeinees pie |fewereece he _| Ariz.
Stomatogene agaves (Ell. & Ev.) Th
VALCCUNS Perea nm Seite, Oe kg ean UA eS dein epee Rega S Wiexico taeda aaa eae 1)9 Ete | Eee pe Atriz§
Thecopsora areolata (Fr.) Magn.: :
Picea abies (Norway spruce)_---_-_----____-_ Austria, tFrance___-__|-___|__.- 2|N.J.
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus M. W. Allen: ;
Soil with Alliwm cepa (onion)_-____________- Mexico So? Se RMON ae cae |e es | ee 1 | Tex.
Soil with Crinum sp. and Strelitzia sp.___.___|----- dows AA ROes eeine | ean 1 | Fla.
SoilkwithePortulacaisp see eee een Eee Conse ee RS Beis Re Rae 1 | Tex.
tT ylenchorhynchus dubius (Biitschli) Filip.: 4
BCG ON TINS Tete a eer CU et aod Le Ee ee Beleiumsess aes asa ieee eee 1 | Mass.
Soil with Daucus carota (carrot)__-________-- Netherlands__________ Pees lope al. IM;
Soil with miscellaneous plants______________ Tita yee REN OES | Eee Ree 2 | Mass.
tTylenchorhynchus leptus M. W. Allen:
Soil with Artemisia dracunculus (tarragon)__-_| France.__----_-------|_-__|___- 1 | Mass.
Soil with Juniperus sp. and Sorbus sp.__-_--- Hinland=) 32222025 2BU2h 2 ees eee 1 | Mass.
tTylenchorhynchus nothus M. W. Allen:
Soil with Armoracia rusticana (horseradish)___| Denmark_____________ Pees lire Le ||padere tra Wale
Tylenchulus s:-mipenetrans Cobb:
Citrus sinensis (ovange)_---________-__-__-- Ltalysosnss oes Sani aes sa ae Pal NV
Tylenchus davainet Bastian:
Soil with Rhododendron sp. (azalea)________- Germany tele erat ela VES S
Sollhwathy Sedamiispsm ae ee yee ion Si eT Ce eee Bess | sa5i) eal! Wlegs
tTylenchus thornei Andrassy: d
RSCoy Naiahe) av yo) Ev onr es a eS Oe INIEXIC OBE = as ae eee Sage eo NA eee
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)___2____--------=_J]=---- does a* ese wee ee 5 nl ex
Bacwagancepsi (Orchid) sa eee eee ee ee doses ae ee aS see AE ECT aadtex:
FECHA A} 05 Seek aera NBA SESSA RS earls Se oe ama cases ae eee epi ere Mel oT I] TAKS
Oncidium flecuosum (orchid)__-_-___._-_-__--- Brazile wie eh Ce eee SSSA A | RARER | Pa Tea EU
ORBariCO stra ee apap LE NUON AIUD GE hy Oe eee dots ee hay Setiaia DORR E SE coil. (ll ky
COpate) arta Vets aN EE i A Oo eR Costa Rica___________ Se ee ee nals rilas
Phajus grandifolius (orchid)__._._.-.-_-_--_-- Cubase sce ae eae fees) (Serer ak) ID,
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Diacrium bilamellatum (orchid). ___-_------- CanaltZones == essere Heeler | Ti | iin,
DDLACTUUTTUSD oe a eel ay hh ae JD OUEYO Oy a ee eee eee md Lo| IN En,
Epidendrum myrianthum (orchid)________-—- CostarRicaseaaamaeee | ees | ern ie Calites
DUC en Grintiys yee ee ee ee eee a ee ee British Honduras, Bese Meese? |) Chet idiin:
Ecuador.
Oncidium pusillum (orchid)_______-_----___- Hcuadorsee eee Bees eel Jbull dole,
Oncidrumysp ee ee aa tae er ete Oe Honduras seen Seealeeeelbik || iste,
Orchids ek ne Shed) we ae ee ee Costa Rica, Ecuador, |____|-_--| 3 | Calif.,* Fla.
tHaiti.
Uredo guacae Mayor:
Gaitleyaisps: (Oxchid) See e e eee Ecuador eee Bee gegen le] | AEN CS
Epidendraumysp. (Orchid) sare aaa see Bolivia, Mexico_______ eel sealer? oiiling, Ita
Lockhartzaxysp (Orchid) hae ae om oe ee Rana mae erate es reel laed blll oie
Mazxillarzaisp: (2) i(Orehid)) ae ee Cubahs hae encore tebe Shas bol 1s
Odontoglossum pulchellum (orchid)_-_._______ Pana maeee cee wemren ie seal ionat ann,
Or chi CEST VR Ae Reena hn a ES Ree Canal Zone=t is yee ee | eee ee esas
Zygopetalum burtii (orchid)__________-__-_____ CostawRicaee ee eee essen Hae a Hien Lt) BY Fr

See footnotes at end of this list.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 77

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ‘ >, in—
jon Ac) a
Ba) 3 | ie
QO! - B.2
Ohen | RONN Be
6) Z |p
+Uredo gynandrearum Cda.:
Mormodes sp. (orchid)_.._---=-------=---=+ CostapRicdee eae eS Ae ees lalp eR lae
} Uredo ignava Arth.:
Bambusa sp. (bamboo)-_=_-----.-.---------2 HOLMOSs#se eee Oe |e Callih
Urego nigropuncta P. Henn.:
Bletvasp ee OLChid) ea] 4 == aan ea ee aaa IBah aim ager paar |) ei |iaiHlal.
prdendrannspen Orchid) ene nee ne ee Peon Co Koy Sib et Se ee ee ASAT Aiplae
Onewium sp: (orchid) 222—2- -- --—- Sian Jamaica Sse ease | Pelee eee |e hy | la
Orchid@ teehee EAai swan oo a Guatemala@ ae Pe | ae nl lal
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Epidendrum sp.(?) (orchid)----------------- PNicaraeuse esas eee a oealporik eine
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid)_---------- Mexico 220 iigameis ay ieee Berl dliemMex:
OMsplendidumd i Soe ie Pa LL EE Honduras ieee as sien mea ol PW la
OSsiramineum= << 2 Ol) 2 LS ieioonee ry sort Mexiconauaiee saya sea enix S| alle |aib la
Oncidinimisp ee ae a Saas anes Costa Rica, E]Salva- |____|____| 6] Fla
dor, Guatemala,
+Venezuela.
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.(?):
Oncidium pusillum (orchid)_---.------------ CanaltZonete ees sees | eee Seu) 2) awe
Uromyces alyxiae Arth.: x
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)_____------ Te Aloo setose Om) | abe ees El awarie
{Uromyces commelinae Cke.:
BEETLE (OGRE Se eS oe ee Jarra cae eiae meetin ems | ae ees Peele eb las
Uromyces fabae (Grev.) Cke.: :
Mrenisiculinaris (lentil) se. ee eee T@hile tes eer seats ahs Gis | aaa Ee Calla tes
Oreg.,
Wash.
Vaca faba) (broadbean)-_ == -2--4=----------- Titel y Soe ee sa ae ee eas | ee 10a | INS.
}t Uromyces hedysari-paniculati (Schw.) Farl.:
Desmodium scorpiurus__.------------------ AJ cr 2:1 Ca manent e bare me cea | ee Desai lb ieDeCs
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.: :
Lespedeza thunbergitt__......--.------------ Jalpan MeaeesRCre (A Onh ABMs |e Te Beal) cal | Cais
+ Uromyces limonti (DC.) Lév.:
TOL EUTNSD fee A Ey OR DEAE Thee Tita yaks sn ial 1G | eet ee NES as
Uromyces striatus Schroet.:
Medicago sativa (alfalfa)____._..._--------- apenas (2), Mexico, Sie eee C@alite hla.
eru.
}Uromyces trifolit (DC.) Lév.:
Trifolium resupinatum (Persian clover)-_-——_-- DBs V och A esata a i sell] 2a fh DCE
Ustilago coicis Bref.:
Coizx lacryma-jobi (Jobs-tears)_.__..___--_--_- Philippines! 2202. ae ley ees eae Wiashs
Venturia rhododendri Tengwall:
Riododendronihybridat= eee eee INetherlands# sone s|ioue eel AL Boye
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson: a
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_-__.-__----------- Ceylon, Hong Kong, 2 3 |__._| Hawai,
India, Japan, INSYGy eae
Philippines.
C. aurantifolia (sour lime)_________--------- Ceylon Sindia ests aes | eee Su ieee |e Massspbas
C. aurantium (sour orange)_-..------------- Japanese avers rere | Pa 17 Seen Califa a.
GRinmions lemon) eee ee ee China, Japan, un- BOSE Sis eee Cahttavid:
known. Mass.,
N.Y., Pa.,
Tex.
Ckparadisel(eraperruit) =e eee EN eae il 3) FAA ae ee ees,
ash.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)____-___------ China Wapane see 1 1 |____| Calif.*
OM senvensish(Oralee) ee ee eee ChinasJapant aes SP RS oreo | @alifecs
Hawaii,
Md.,
, INSY@ Par
(GOTO ost ii ion 5 i tat al 2 eam ee Ses Hong Kong, Japan____| 2 1 | omen | Lev Ticls
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Chtrus aurantifolia’ (lime)__/ 22-22 = --- UT Ue Ua ype aes | eee fen eee eH as
(Ch kgon CaO) tan eae eae Argentina, Brazil______|____ TO) I COE bois ta:
INYicg bats
Tex.

See footnotes at end of this list.

78 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1958, Through June 30, 1959—Continued

Number of
intercep-
tions in—
Collected
Pest and host Country of origin , >, in—
| ag
& eS | oo
Da o ae
nO u 2.0
Arey BS |ors
° ° a
16) Z |Ay
Xiphinema americanum Cobb:
Soiléwith@Beatcanneqispse ess eee eee pWlexicoz.222e Se ee eae Stole il Ulex:
SoiliwitheGilmwsispy (clin) hee es ee (0 Vo es sr 2) eae a eel A [SEEN I - LSBs ephex:
SoilSwithitractoree eee a ae (6 Koh 52 he eee L322 ee | eles
tZygophiala jamaicensis Mason:
Malusisylvestnisi (apple) sass ene e ene 2] so ene ee aee (Cl o\ stars ae rele pale Le 23. Besa imexs
{Zythia fragariae Laibach:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)._---------------- Czechoslovakia, ees ered eee INTs, ING.
Germany.

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.
A dagger (f) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t{) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

79

1959

Hosts and Diseases

ACER:

BaOD a pustulata (Deuteromycetes)
ACONITUM

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
AGAPANTHUS:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

{M. arenaria thamesi(?) (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

+M. javanica (Nematoda)
AGAVE:

Coniothryium globulisporum (Deuteromycetes)
AJUGA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprast (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

{Alternaria porri (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

platens dipsaci (Nematoda)
ALLIUM SP

{Pleospora her barum (Ascomycetes)
ALOCASIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)

M. ane oomale acrita (Nematoda)
ALYXIA

Uromyces alyxiae (Promycetes)
AMELANCHIER:

{Entomosporium maculatum (Deuteromycetes)

tPhyllosticta innumerabilis (Deuteromycetes)
ANAPHALIS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
ANEMONE:

Meloidcgyne hepla (Nematoda)
ANTIRRHINUM

t{Puccinia antirrhini (Promycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

{Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
APIUM:

{Gottholdsteineria goodeyi (Nematoda)

{Rotylenchus robustus (Nematoda)
ARACHIS:

{+Neocosmospora vasinfecta (Ascomycetes)

tPuccinia arachidis (Promycetes)
ARALIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ARAUCARIA:

{Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARMORACIA:

+Papulaspora parasitica (Deuteromycetes)
ARRHENATHERUM:

tCladosporium graminum (Deuteromycetes)
ARUM:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ASTILBE:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
AUCUBA:

sConsothyr ium aucubae (Deuteromycetes)
AXONOPUS

Criconemoides mutabile (Nematoda)
BAMBOO:

tPhyllachora shiraiana (Ascomycetes)
BAMBUSA:

tHeteropatella setulosa (Deuteromycetes)

{Uredo ignava (Promycetes)
BAMBUSEAE:

+Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
BARRINGTONIA:

{Diplodia barringtoniae (Deuteromycetes)
BEAUCARNEA:

{Gibbera compacta(?) (Ascomycetes)
BEGONIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)

{Tylenchorhynchus dubius (Nematoda)
BELOPERONE

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
BETA:
{Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

See footnotes at end of this list.

M. incognita (Nematoda)

{M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

BLETIA:

Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
BLETILLA:

Aphelenchoides fragariae (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
BOERHAAVIA:

+ Albugo platensis (Phycomycetes)
BRASSICA RAPA

A ouioge ne javanica (Nematoda)
BROMELIAD:

Seas bromelvcola (Deuteromycetes)
BROMUS:

Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)
CACTUS:

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)

{+Meloidoyyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CAMELLIA:

tPhomopsis camelliae (Deuteromycetes)
CANNA:

tPuccinia thaliae (Promycetes)
CARTHAMUS:

tPuccinia carthami (Promycetes)
CASSIA:

Ravenelia papillifera (Promycetes)
CATTLEYA:

tM ycosphaerella cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
CELASTRUS:

tRamularia celastri (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Corynespora cassticola (Deuteromycetes)

{Curvularia geniculata group (Deuteromycetes)

, CHRYSANTHEMUM:

+Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)

tPuccinia horiana (Promycetes)
CICHORIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

Pseudomonas marginalis (Schizomycetes)
CITRULLUS:

Ring spot virus

| CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettti var. scabiosa
(Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

{Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)

| CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:

+Contiothecium citri(?) (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

{Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

S. depressa (Deuteromycetes)

{Sphaceloma fawcettit var. scabiosa

(Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:

tHendersonia citri (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:

+Coniothecium scabrum (Deuteromycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

“Leprosis”’

{+Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA UNSHIU:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

SO PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

CITRUS SINENSIS:
tConiothecium scabrum (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Erwinia citrimaculans (?) (Schizomycetes)
“Greasy spot”’
tHendersonia socia (Deuteromycetes)
{Meliola citricola (Ascomycetes)
+Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
{Pleospora herbarum (Ascomycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Tylenchulus semipenetrans (Nematoda)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:
“Greasy spot’’
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CLEMATIS:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
M. hapla (Nematoda)
SADE penetrans (Nematoda)

tCy ospora palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
{Diplodia coccocarpa (Deuteromycetes)
{Eutypella cocos (Ascomycetes)
{tMacrophoma cocos (Deuteromycetes)
CODIAEUM:
tMeloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
{Phomopsis euphorbiae (Deuteromycetes)
COFFEA:
aaa nena coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)
I .

Ustilago coicis (Promycetes)
COLOCASIA:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
M. javanica (Nematoda)
CONVALLARIA:
tPratylenchus convallariae (Nematoda))
CAD:

{Pestalotia cycadis (Deuteromycetes)
CYNODON:

tPuccinia cynodontis (Promycetes)
DAHLIA:

Aphelenchoides fragariae (Nematoda)

tCercospora grandissima (Deuteromycetes)

tCorynebacterium fascians (Schizomycetes)

{Ditylenchus destructor (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. arenaria thamesi(?) (Nematoda)

M. hapla (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

tPratylenchus coffeae (Nematoda)

TP. penetrans (Nematoda)

TP. pratensis (Nematoda)
DAUCUS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
DELPHINIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
DESMODIUM:

{Uromyces hedysari-paniculati (Promycetes)
DIACRIUM:

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
DIANTHUS:

Alternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)
DIOSCOREA:

tMeloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

Scutellonema bradys (Nematoda)
DRACAENA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
EPIDENDRUM:

{Asterina raripoda(?) (Ascomycetes)

| Micropeltis bakert (Ascomycetes)

tSphenospora kevorkianti (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. epidendri (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)

U. nigropuncta (Promycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

EPIDENDRUM(?):

tUredo oncidii (Promycetes)
EPIMEDIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
EPISCIA:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ERIOBOTRYA:

tFusicladium eriobotryae (Deuteromycetes)
EUPHORIA:

tHypoxylon mediterraneum (Ascomycetes)
EXCOECARIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
FICUS:

Phomopsis cinerescens (?) (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA:

}Dendrophoma obscurans (Deuteromycetes)

}|Discohainesta oenotherae (Ascomycetes)

}Marssonina fragariae (Deuteromycetes)

tM ycosphaerella frayariae (Ascomycetes)

tPhyllosticta fragaricola (Deuteromycetes)

tRamularia tulasnei (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria aciculosa (Deuteromycetes)

{Zythia fragariae (Deuteromycetes)
FRAXINUS:

tMacrophoma fraxini (Deuteromycetes)
FREESIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
GENTIANA:

{Leptothyrium gentianicola (Deuteromycetes)

t Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. hapla (Nematoda)

{Septoria tosevi (Deuteromycetes)
GERANIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
GERBERA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

TM. javanica (Nematoda)
GLADIOLUS:

Curv ‘laria lunata (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. arenaria thamesi (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
HEDERA:

tCryptocline paradoxa (Deuteromycetes)

tPhyllosticta hederacea (Deuteromycetes)
HELIANTHUS:

t Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
HELICONIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
HEUCHERA:

A phelenchoides fragariae (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
HEVEA:

tPhomopsis heveae (Deuteromycetes)
HORDEUM:

tSeptoria nodorum (Deuteromycetes)
HOSTA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
HYDROSME:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
HYMENOCALLIS:

tCercospora pancratti (Deuteromycetes)
IONOPSIS:

Sphenospora kevorkianti (Promycetes)

Ditylenchus destructor (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

+Puccinia iridis (Promycetes)
JASMINUM:

+ Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
JUGLANS:

tGnomonia leptostyla (Ascomycetes)

+Marssonina juglandis (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
KERRIA:

Phoma japonica (Deuteromycetes)
LABURNUM:

tConiothryium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959 $1

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

LACTUCA:

orooyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
LAELIA:

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LAGURUS:

tPuccinia laguri (Promycetes)
LAURUS:

Septoria carrubi (Deuteromycetes)
LENS:

t+Ascochyta pist (Deuteromycetes)

t+Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
LEONTOPODIUM:

tMeloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LEUCAENA:

tRavenelia leucaenae (Promycetes)
LILIUM (?):

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
LIMONIUM:

tUromyces limonii (Promycetes)
LOCKHARTIA:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
LYCIUM:

tPhoma importata (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

Corynespora cassticola (Deuteromycetes)

Phytophthora mexicana(?) (Phycomycetes)
MAGNOLIA:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
MALUS:

Monilinia fructizena (Ascomycetes)

Phlyctaena vagabunda (Deuteromycetes)

tZygophiala jamaicensis (Deuteromycetes)
MANGIFERA:

}+Elsinoe mangiferae (Acsomycetes)
MANIHOT:

tCercospora henningsit (Deuteromycetes)
MARANTA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
MAXILLARIA(?):

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
MEDICAGO:

+Pseudopeziza medicaginis (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces striatus (Promycetes)
MENTHA:

+Phyllosticta dectdua(?) (Deuteromycetes)

+Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
MORMODES:

t+ Uredo gynandrearum (Promycetes)
MORUS:

Cercosporella mori (Deuteromycetes)
MUSA:

+Cordana musae (Deuteromycetes)

tRadopholus similis (Nematoda)
NARCISSUS:

Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Nematoda)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

}Cercospora angraect (Deuteromycetes)

+C. odontoglosst (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
OLEA:

tDiplodia oleae (Deuteromycetes)

t+Macrophoma oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

Sphenospora kevorkianit (Promycetes)

S. mera (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. epidendri (Promycetes)

U. nigropuncta (Promycetes)

TU. oncidii (Promycetes)
OPUNTIA:

Coniothryium globulisporum (Deuteromycetes)
ORCHID:

t+Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)

Sphenospora mera (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

TU. epidendri (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)

U. nigropuncta (Promycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

ORNITHOGALUM:
tMarmor scillearwm (Virus)

Or ei microsclerotia(?) (Deuteromycetes)
Cercospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
{Dinemasporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
{Diplodia oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
tEntyloma oryzae (Promycetes)
tHelminthosporium oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
t+Leptosphaeria oryzina (Ascomycetes)
Mycosphaerella hondai (Ascomycetes)

TM. oryzae (Ascomycetes)

Neovossia horrida (Promycetes)
t+Nigrospora oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
+N. sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)
tPhoma oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

PAEONIA:

Aphelenchoides fragariae (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

PASPALUM(?):
tAscochyta graminicola(?) (Deuteromycetes)

PHAJUS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
tUredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

PHALARIS(?):
tLophodermium arundinaceum (Ascomycetes)

PHASEOLUS:

Ascochyta pisi (Deuteromycetes)
tNematospora coryli (Ascomycetes)

PHLOX:
tCorynebacterium fascians (Schizomycetes)
Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)

PHRAGMITES:
tScurhed rimosa (Ascomycetes)

PICEA:
tThecopsora areolata (Promycetes)

PIERIS:
tPhyllosticta andromedae (Deuteromycetes)

PIMENTA:
tPuccinia psidit (Promycetes)

PISUM:

}+Ascochyta pist (Deuteromycetes)

Colletotrichum dematium f. truncata
(Deuteromycetes)

tSeptoria pist (Deuteromycetes)

PLUMERIA:

Coleosporium plumeriae (Promycetes)

POLIANTHES:

A dotiogune javanica (Nematoda)

PRIMULA
tRamularia primulae (Deuteromycetes)

PROTEA:
tLeptosphaeria protearum (Ascomycetes)
tOligostroma proteae (Ascomycetes)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:
tPhyllosticta congesta (Deuteromycetes)

PRUNUS PERSICA:
tCoryneum carpophilum (Deuteromycetes)

PSIDIUM:

Cercospora psidii (Deuteromycetes)
tPhyllostictina psidiicola (Deuteromycetes)

PUNICA:

Cercospora punicae (Deuteromycetes)
Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)

PYRETHRUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

PYRUS:
tCorticium centrifugum (Basidomycetes)

QUERCUS:
tLophodermium maculare (Ascomycetes)

RAPHANUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

RHODENDODRON:
t+Cercospora handelii (Deuteromycetes)
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
Venturia rhododendri (Ascomycetes)

ROSA:
tMarmor rosae (Virus)

t Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
tSeptocylindriwm candidum (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

RUDBECKIA:

Fusarium oxysporum (Deuteromycetes)
SACCHARUM:

tCytospora sacchari (Deuteromycetes)
SALIX:

{Cytospora chrysosperma (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

tSeptorta santonensis(?) (Deuteromycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
SCABIOSA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
SCILLIA:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
SECHIUM:

Garuee cucurbitacearum (Deuteromycetes)

Criconemoides mutabile (Nematoda)
tGottholdsteineria goodeyi (Nematoda)
tHelicotylenchus erythrinae (Nematoda)
H. multicinctus (Nematoda)
TH. nannus (Nematoda)
| Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
+H. cacti (Nematoda)
TH. humuli(?) (Nematoda)
tH. punctata (Nematoda)
H. rostochiensts (Nematoda)
tHoplolaimus proporicus (Nematoda)
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
M. incognita (Nematoda)
M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
tPratylenchus brachyurus (Nematoda)
TP. penetrans (Nematoda)
P. pratensis (Nematoda)
Psilenchus hilarulus (Nematoda)
tRadopholus similis(?) (Nematoda)
tRotylenchus robustus (Nematoda)
Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
TS. bradys (Nematoda)
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus (Nematoda)
TT. dubius (Nematoda)

tT. leptus (Nematoda)

tT. nothus (Nematoda)
tTylenchus davainei (Nematoda)

tT. thornet (Nematoda)

Xiphinema americanum (Nematoda)

SOLANUM:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
+M. hapla (Nematoda)
M. incognita (Nematoda)
TM. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
M. javanica (Nematoda)
Oospora pustulans (Deuteromycetes)
Pratylenchus brachyurus (Nematoda)
SORGHUM:

tColletotrichum graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
tPhoma insidiosa (Deuteromycetes)

STACHYS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
STACHYTARPHETA:

Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
TAXUS:

tSphaerulina taxicola (Ascomycetes)
TRIFOLIUM:

tUromyces trifolii (Promycetes)
TRITICUM:

tAnguina tritici (Nematoda)

Nigrospora sphaerica (Deuteromycetes)

ee striiformis (Promycetes)

Ascochyta pisi(?) (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
VINCA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
VIOLA:

tPuccinia violae (Promycetes)
VITIS:

tAngiopsora ampelopsidis (Promycetes)

Coniella diplodiella (Deuteromycetes)
WISTERIA:

+Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
WITH LEPIDOSAPHES BECKII ON CITRUS

RETICULATA VAR.:

tSeptobasidium lepidosaphis (Basidomycetes)
XANTHOSOMA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
YUCCA:

TConiothyrium concentricum (Deuteromycetes)

tLeptosphaeria obtusispora (Ascomycetes)

Stagonospora macrospora (Deuteromycetes)

Stomatogene agaves (Ascomycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)
ZEBRINA:

t+ Uromyces commelinae (Promycetes)
ZINGIBER:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

1M. javanica (Nematoda)
ZINGIBERACEAE:

t+Melotdogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ZYGOPETALUM:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

PLANT—UNIDENTIFIED:
tCriconemoides informe (Nematoda)
Pratylenchus pratensis (Nematoda)

SOD:

Helicotylenchus erythrinae (Nematoda)

A dagger (f) indicates a first interception from the country of origin.
A double dagger (t) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959

Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN:

Puccinia striiformis
AFRICA (country(?))

Erwinia citrimaculans(?)

Phoma citricarpa
ALGERIA:

{Meloidogyne javanica
AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:

tHelicotylenchus nannus
ARGENTINA:

iCercospora grandissima

tCortictum centrifugum

tCytospora sacchari

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Elsinoe australis

Heterodera rostochiensis

Meloidogyne arenaria

M. incognita

+M. incognita acrita

tM. javanica

tPhoma citricarpa

IP. importata

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
ARGENTINA(?):

Uromyces striatus
AUSTRALIA:

tContothectum scabrum

tHendersonia citri

1H. socia

Macrophoma araucariae

Meloidogyne javanica

Phoma citricarpa

+Pratylenchus penetrans

+Puccinia horiana

Septoria depressa

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa
AUSTRIA:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

+Heterodera cacti

RS OK areolata
AZORE

ie rostochiensis

Pratylenchus penetrans

t+Rotylenchus robustus

Scutellonema brachyurum
BAHAMAS:

{tSphenospora kevorkianii

Uredo nigropuncta
BARBADOS:

tMeloidogyne incognita
BELGIUM:

Aphelenchoides fragariae

tContothyrium cytisellum

Heterodera rostochiensis

+Mycosphaerella fragariae

Pseudomonas marginalis

tTylenchorhynchus dubius
BOLIVIA:

Uredo guacae
BRAZIL:

Elsinoe australis

tHeterodera cacti

Meloidogyne incognita acrita

M. javanica

Phoma citricarpa

Pratylenchus brachyurus

Uredo behnickiana

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
BRITISH GUIANA:

tPuccinia thaliae
BRITISH HONDURAS:

tM ycosphaerella cattleyae

tPratylenchus brachyurus

Uredo epidendri
BRITISH SAMOA:

{Eutypella cocos

tMacrophoma cocos
CANADA:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

tEntomosporium maculatum

Helicotylenchus erythrinae

Meloidogyne hapla

tPhyllosticta innumerabilis

tPratylenchus pra'ensis

tRamularia celastri

See footnotes at end of this list.

CANAL ZONE:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Uredo epidendri
U. guacae
U. oncidii(?)

CANARY ISLANDS:
Heterodera rostochiensis

CEYLON:
tColletotrichum graminicola
tHelicotylenchus nannus
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Xanthomonas citri

CHILE:

Meloidogyne arenaria

tM. hapla

M. incognita acrita
{Pseudopeziza medicaginis
tUromyces fabae

CHINA:
tHeteropatella setulosa
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri

COLOMBIA:
tM eloidogyne javanica

COSTA RICA
tAsterina raripoda(?)
tCercospora angraeci
Uredo behnickiana
U. epidendri
U. guacae
tU. gynandrearum
U. oncidii

CUBA:
Curvularia lunata
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
M. javanica
Scutellonema bradys
tSeptobasidium lepidosaphis
tUredo behnickiana
U. guacae

CURACAO:
{Septoria citri

CYPRUS:

Septoria citri

CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Dendrophoma obscurans
{Discohainesia oenotherae
{Ditylenchus destructor (?)
Heterodera avenae
{Meloidogyne hapla
+Phyllosticta fragaricola
{Septoria aciculosa
tZythia pragciee

DENMAR
Coniella ialodiella
Heterodera avenae
Oospora pustulans
{Papulaspora parasitica
tPratylenchus convallariae
tTylenchorhynchus nothus

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Meloidogyne incognita
{Scutellonema bradys
Sphenospora kevorkianti

ECUADOR:

Heterodera rostochiensis(?)
{Micropeltis bakert
{Septoria selenophomoides
Sphenospora mera

Uredo epidendri

U. guacae

EGYPT:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita

EL SALVADOR:

Uredo oncidii

ENGLAND:

A phelenchoides fragariae
Ditylenchus destructor
D. dipsaci

Heterodera avenae

Hi. cacti

A. punctata

H. rostochiensis
tMacrophoma fraxini
{Meloidogyne arenaria

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

ENGLAND—Continued
M. hapla
M. incognita acrita
tPratylenchus convallariae
{P. penetrans
Puccinia arenariae
Rotylenchus robustus
ENIWETOK:
{Phoma citricarpa
EUROPE (country) (?)
tSeptocylindrium candidum
FEDERATION OF MALAYA:
Phoma citricarpa
tPhomopsis heveae
FINLAND:
{Helicotylenchus erythrinae
tTylenchorhynchus leptus
FORMOSA:
tHeteropatella setulosa
Phoma citricarpa
tUredo ignava
FRANCE:
Alternaria dianthi
{Cercospora odontoglosst
{Dendrophoma obscurans
Ditylenchus destructor (?)
Heterodera avenae
H. cacti
H. punctata
H. rostochiensis
{Leptothyrium gentianicola
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
{Pratylenchus penetrans
{Rotylenchus robustus
tSeptoria tosevi
+Thecopsora areolata
tTylenchorhynchus leptus
tTylenchus davainet
FRENCH WEST AFRICA:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
M. javanica
GERMANY:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
{Dendrophoma obscurans
Ditylenchus destructor
D. dipsact
tGnomonia leptostyla
{Gottholdsteineria goodeyt
Heterodera avenae
H. cacti
H. punctata
H. rostochiensis
{Lophodermium arundinaceum
{Marssonina juglandis
Meloidogyne hapla
M. incognita
{tPratylenchus penetrans
tRamularia primulae
Rotylenchus robustus
{Scirrhia rimosa
{Septoria aciculosa(?)
Tylenchus davainet
{Zythia fragariae
GREECE:
{Fusicladium ertobotryae
GUAM:
{Diplodia coccocarpa
GUATEMALA:
{Marmor rosae
Meloidogyne arenaria
Uredo nigropuncta
U. oncidii
HAITI:
{Elsinoe mangiferae
t Uredo epidendri
HAWAII:
{Macrophoma araucariae
{Phomopsis euphorbiae
tRadopholus similis
Uromyces alyxiae
HAWAII(?):
{Meliola citricola

See footnotes at end of this list.

HONDURAS:
{| Meloidogyne incognita
tSphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo epidendri
U. oncidit
HONG KONG:
tEntyloma oryzae
tHelminthosporium oryzae
tHypoxylon mediterraneum
{Leptosphaeria oryzina
{Meloidogyne arenaria
tM. incognita acrita
M. javanica
{Nigrospora sphaerica
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
INDIA:
tConiothecium scabrum
Entyloma oryzae
{Leptosphaeria oryzina
Meloidogyne javanica
Xanthomonas citri
INDIA(?):
Phoma citricarpa
IRAQ:
tUromyces trifolii
IRELAND:
{Cytospora chrysosperma
Gottholdsteineria goodeyi
Heterodera punctata
H. rostochiensis
ISRAEL:
Meloidogyne javanica
{Puccinia antirrhini
ITALY:
tAnguina tritici
Aphelenchoides subtenuis
Ascochyta pisi
tContiothecium citri(?)
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Helicotylenchus erythrinae
Heterodera punctata
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
M. javanica
Monilinia fructigena
Phlyctaena vagabunda
tRamularia tulasnet
Septoria citri
tS. nodorum
TS. pist
{Tylenchorhynchus dubius
Tylenchulus semipenetrans
Uromyces fabae
TU. limonii
JAMAICA:
tPuccinia psidii
Sphenospora kevorkiani
Uredo behnickiana
U. nigropuncta
+ Uromyces commelinae
{U. hedysari-paniculati
JAPAN:
Alternaria dianthi
{Angiopsora ampelopsidis
Aphelenchoides fragariae
Ascochyta pist
{Cercospora handelit
Diaporthe eres
tDinemasporium oryzae
{Diplodia oryzae
{Ditylenchus destructor (?)
Entyloma oryzae
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Heterodera avenae
+H. punctata(?)
{Marssonina fragariae
Meloidogyne arenaria
M. arenaria thamest
M. hapla
M. incognita
M. incognita acrita
M. javanica

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1959

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

JAPAN—Continued
Mycosphaerella hondat
{M. oryzae
M. schoenoprasi
Neovossia horrida
tNigrospora oryzae
N. sphaerica
{Pestalotia cycadis
Phoma citricarpa
TP. oryzae
tPhomopsis camelliae
tPhyllachora shiraiana
Puccinia horiana
P. striiformis
Septoria oryzae
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Xanthomonas citri

LEBANON:

{Diplodia oleae
tPleospora herbarum

MEXICO:

tAscochyta graminicola(?)

A, pisi

Cercospora oryzae

tC. pancratii

C. psidit

Cercosporella mort

Coleosporium plumeriae

Colletotrichum dematium f. truncata

Coniothyrium globulisporum

{Cordana musae

Corynespora cassticola

tCriconemoides informe

C. mutabile

tCurvularia geniculata group

tCytospora palmicola

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Elsinoe mangiferae

Entyloma oryzae

tGibbera compacta(?)

“Greasy spot”

Helicotylenchus multicinctus

H. nannus

Heterodera cacti

H. punctata

H. rostochiensis

“‘Leprosis”’

tLeptosphaeria obtusispora

tLophodermium maculare
tMacrophoma oleae

Meloidogyne arenaria

M. arenaria thamesi(?)

M. incognita

M. incognita acrita

M. javanica

{Pestalotia bromeliicola

Phomopsis cinerescens(?)

tPhyllosticta congesta

+P. decidua(?)

Phytophthora mexicana(?)

Pratylenchus pratensis

Psilenchus hilarulus

tRavenelia leucaenae

R. papillifera

Ring spot virus

Scutellonema brachyurum

Septoria carrubi

S. citra

tS. cucurbitacearum
tS. santonensis(?)

Sphaceloma punicae

Stagonospora macrospora

Stomatogene agaves

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus

tTylenchus thornei

Uredo behnickiana

U. guacae

U. oncidii

Uromyces striatus
+Xiphinema americanum
tZygophiala jamaicensis

See footnotes at end of this list.

MOZAMBIQUE:

Phoma citricarpa

tSeptoria pist
NETHERLANDS:

tAlternaria porri

A phelenchoides fragariae

tContothyrium aucubae

tC. concentricum

tCorynebacterium fascians

tCryptocline paradora

{Dendrophoma obscurans

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Fusarium oxysporum

tGottholdsteineria goodeyi

Heterodera avenae

+H. cactt

H. rostochiensis

tMarmor scillearum

Meloidogyne arenaria

M. hapla

tM. incognita acrita

Phoma japonica

Phomopsis pustulata

tPhyllosticta andromedae

+P. hederacea

Pratylenchus penetrans

Puccinia arenariae

+P. iridis

tRhizoctonia microsclerotia(?)

Septoria azaleae

+Tylenchorhynchus dubius

Venturia rhododendri
NEW GUINEA:

t Meloidogyne javanica
NEW ZEALAND

t+ Macrophoma araucariae

{Meloidogyne hapla
NICARAGUA:

tHoplolaimus proporicus

tUredo oncidii
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Heterodera rostochiensis
OKINAWA:

tPapularia sphaerosperma

+Phoma citricarpa
PANAMA:

{tRadopholus similis(?)

Uredo guacae
PARAGUAY:

Elsinoe australis

+ Neocosmospora vasinfecta

{+Puccinia arachidis
PERU:

{Coryneum carpophilum

Heterodera rostochiensis

Meloidogyne arenaria

t{Nematospora coryli

Uromyces striatus
PHILIPPINES:

tAlbugo platensis

{Diplodia barringtoniae

{+ Macrophoma cocos

Phoma citricarpa

tPhyllostictina psidiicola

Ustilago coicis

Xanthomonas citri
POLAND:

Heterodera rostochiensis
PORTUGAL:

}Heterodera avenae

tPuccinia carthami
PUERTO RICO:

tCerospora coffeicola

C. punicae

Elsinoe mangiferae

Meloidogyne javanica

Puccinia urbaniana

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

SCOTLAND:
Helicotylenchus erythrinae
Heterodera punctata
H. rostochiensis
{Puccinia violae

SINGAPORE:

Phoma citricarpa

SPAIN:
tAscochyta pisi
Ditylenchus dipsaci
{Meloidogyne arenaria
tM. hapla
tM. incognita acrita
tPuccinia laguri
Septoria citri

SWEDEN:

Heterodera rostochiensis
Oospora pustulans
tSphaerulina taxicola

SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
tCorynebactertum fascians
Heterodera cacti

TANGANYIKA:
tPhoma insidiosa

TRINIDAD:
tCercospora henningsir
Meloidogyne incognita
M. incognita acrita
+M. javanica
Scutellonema bradys

TURKEY:
{Pleospora herbarum
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
tCercospora handelii
{Ditylenchus destructor
{Leptosphaeria protearum
Meloidogyne javanica
tOligostroma proteae
Phoma citricarpa
tPratylenchus coffeae
{P. penetrans
tPuccinia cynodontis

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS:

tAscochyta pisi
UNKNOWN:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Elsinoe australis
Heterodera rostochiensis
Phoma citricarpa
Septoria citrt
Xanthomonas citrt
URUGUAY:
{Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
VENEZUELA:
{ Uredo oncidii
VIETNAM(?):
tPhoma citricarpa
YUGOSLAVIA:
{Cladosporium graminum
{Heterodera humuli(?)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION
WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

(Pests Intercepted From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960)

Compiled by
Bessie C. Mumford !
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This 47th report of interceptions summarizes the records of plant
pests found in, on, or with plants, plant products, baggage, and means
of conveyance (1) imported into or entering the United States or
its possessions, (2) offered for entry but refused, (3) held in quarters
or stores of planes or ships, (4) offered for entry for immediate trans-
portation and exportation in bond, (5) in domestic shipments to the
mainland from the States of Alaska and Hawaii, and the offshore
possessions, including the American Virgin Islands, Guam, and Puerto
Rico, or (6) in preclearance inspection at Nassau in the Bahamas.

The pests listed include insects, snails, fungi, bacteria, nematodes,
and viruses of known or potential plant quarantine significance
to the United States. Some common organisms are included if
they are new to the country of origin or the host plant, or are of
such limited distribution in the United States that they are worthy
of mention.

The data for this list include identifications received during the
fiscal year 1960 and represent some interceptions made during pre-
vious years. Determinations are largely made by specialists of the
Entomology Research Division and the Plant Quarantine Division,
although a certain amount of this work is done by collaborating
State officials. Snail identifications are made by taxonomists in the
Division of Mollusks, U.S. National Museum. Some critical studies
and identifications are made by specialists of the Crops Research
Division, who also identify many of the host plants.

All scientific names of insects, diseases, and hosts are reviewed by
specialists of the Department to assure conformance to the Inter-
national Rules of Nomenclature. However, in the disease tabulation
the name of the stage found is usually listed rather than the perfect
stage of the organism. Family names are listed with the insects
in the tabulation; orders are shown in the host list. Classes of the
diseases are given in the disease host list.

Every effort is made to give the correct origin for all collections
listed. Occasionally, however, it is difficult to trace the true origin

1 Assistance was received from Alice J. Watson, mycologist, and Paul X. Peltier, entomologist.
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of stores in planes and ships. Questionable cases are omitted, listed
with a question mark, or shown as unknown.

NOTES ON PESTS INTERCEPTED

The total number of interceptions during the fiscal year 1960 was
30,230, as compared with 25,296 the previous year. This does not
include common pests which are widespread in this country and
are no longer recorded. Of the total number, 8,022 interceptions
were considered of enough importance to be listed. This year we
have omitted many injurious insects and diseases which are established
in the United States and some fungi previously listed which are not

parasitic.
AIRBORNE MATERIAL

The interceptions from airborne material totaled 10,719; last
year there were 8,033. Insect and snail interceptions numbered
9,812; disease and nematode interceptions, 907. There were 364
interceptions of significant insects found as stowaways in airplanes.
Among the important pests arriving by air were 19 interceptions of
the European cherry fruit fly, 117 of the Mediterranean fruit fly,
20 of the Mediterranean land snail, 11 of the Mexican fruit fly, 37 of
the olive fruit fly, 4 of the oriental fruit fly, 7 of the pink bollworm,
84 of the West Indian fruit fly, 38 of the black spot of citrus, 79 of
citrus canker, and 46 of the sweet orange scab. Increasing air travel
and the high survival rate of pests arriving by air require special
attention to inspection of airborne material.

FRUIT FLIES

A total of 574 fruit fly interceptions were identified to species as follows:

Anastrepha ludens, the Mexican fruit fly (170 times), 166 from Mexico, 3 from
Guatemala, and once from an unknown origin. The hosts were apple, grape=-
fruit, mamey sapote, mango, peach, pear, pomegranate, quince, sour lime, sweet
lime, sweet orange, and white sapote.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans, the West Indian fruit fly (120 times), in guava,
mango, mombin, sapodilla, and tropical almond from the Bahamas, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Puerto Rico.

Anastrepha serpentina (twice) in mamey sapote in air baggage from El Salvader
and in sapodilla in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha striata (once) in guava in air baggage from E] Salvador.

Anastrepha suspensa (‘) (twice) in guava in air baggage from Haiti and Puerto
Rico.

Ceratitis capitata, the Mediterranean fruit fly (173 times), an adult on a salon
window of a ship arriving at Tampa, Fla., in apple, apricot, Arabian coffee berries,
baggage (with chestnuts), Coffca sp. berries, crabapple, fig, grape, grapefruit,
guava, lemon, loquat, Mandarin orange, peach, pear, persimmon, Phaleria
papuana, pitanga, plum, pomegranate, pricklypear, quince, sweet orange, and
unidentified fruit. Countries of origin were: Algeria, Argentina, Azores, Brazil,.
Cyprus, Europe (country(?)), Greece, Hawaii, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel,
Italy, Lebanon, Moroceo, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, Union of South
Africa, United Arab Republic, and an unknown origin. C. capitata(?) (14 times)
in Arabian coffee berries, fig, grape, guava, passionflower fruit, peach, sweet
orange, and tomato from Greece, Hawaii, Italy, Portugal, Union of South Africa,
and an unknown origin.

Dacus cucurbitae, the melon fly (once), in tomato in stores from Hawaii.

Dacus dorsalis, the oriental fruit fly (10 times), in guava, mango, papaya,
peach, and tropical almond from Guam and Hawaii. JD. dorsalis (?) (5 times)
in Arabian coffee berries, mango, and passionflower fruit from Hawaii.

Dacus oleae, the olive fly (52 times), in olive from Greece, Israel, Italy, Lebanon,
and the United Arab Republic.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 3

Euleia heraclei(?) (once) in celery in stores from England.

Rhagoletis cerasi, the European cherry fruit tly (20 times), in cherry from
Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Hungary, Italy, and an unknown origin.
R. cerasi(?) (3 times) in cherry from Germany, Italy, and an unknown origin.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following insects of unusual interest were intercepted:

Acrolepia assectella (Hyponomeutidae) in leek in stores from Italy, Japan,
and the Netherlands.

Adoretus sinicus (Scarabaeidae) (18 times) from Hawaii as stowaway in airplane,
on Alpinia purpurata cut flowers, anthurium, with automobile, baggage, clothing,
and mail wrapper, on mixed flowers, seeds, Tillandsia sp., and Vanda sp. orchids.

Adoxophyes orana (Tortricidae) on lilac cut flowers in aircargo from the
Netherlands.

Agriotes obscurus (Elateridae) in soil with Amur chokecherry tree in aircargo
from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Aleyrodidae) on sweet orange leaf in stores from
Japan.

Vite ccanihins woglumi (Aleyrodidae), the citrus blackfly (17 times), from
Mexico on Citrus sp. leaves in baggage, lime leaf in cargo, and sweet orange
leaves in baggage.

Amphimallon majalis (Scarabaeidae) as stowaway on airplane from France
and an unknown origin.

Blastodacna atra (Cosmopterygidae) in apple in air baggage from Turkey.

Blissus diplopterus (Lygaeidae) on peach in cargo from the Union of South
Africa.

Brachycerus albidentatus (Curculionidae) in garlic in baggage from Italy.

Brachycerus algirus (Curculionidae) in garlic in baggage from Italy and cargo
from Spain.

Brevipalpus chilensis (Tenuipalpidae) (41 times) on custard-apple in aircargo,
on grapes in cargo, and on sweet orange in stores from Chile.

Bruchus affinis (Bruchidae) in perennial pea in mail from Denmark and France
and on Lathyrus sp. seed in mail from the Netherlands.

Callosobruchus analis (Bruchidae) in chickpea in baggage from Hong Kong
and in pea in stores from China.

Carposina niponensis (Carposinidae) in apple in stores from Japan and in
plum in mail from Hong Kong.

Ceroplastes rubens (Coccidae) on maile alyxia in baggage from Hawaii.

Chilo suppressalis (Crambidae), the Asiatic rice borer (13 times), in rice straw
in air baggage from Japan and Korea, aircargo, air stores, and baggage from
Japan, cargo from Hong Kong, Japan, and an unknown origin, and in mail
from Japan.

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Coccidae) on Grecian laurel in air baggage and
philodendron in aircargo from Brazil.

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Curculionidae) (26 times) in avocado in air bag-
gage and baggage from Mexico.

Coptotermes crassus (Rhinotermitidae) in pine stump in cargo from British
Honduras.

Corythaica carinata (Tingidae) on Lippia reptans leaf in baggage from Cuba.

Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Olethreutidae) in bell pepper in stores from the Re-
public of the Congo and in sweet orange in stores from the Union of South Africa.

Curculio clephas (Curculionidae) (22 times) in European chestnut in air bag-
gage and stores from France and in air baggage, baggage, and cargo from Ita-
ly; in chestnut in air baggage, baggage, cargo, and mail from Italy, air
baggage and quarters from Portugal, and in air baggage from Spain; and in acorns
of Kuropean turkey oak in cargo from Italy.

Curculio nucum (Curculionidae) in filbert in air baggage from Poland and
mail from Italy; and in hazelnut in air baggage and baggage from Italy.

Cylas formicarius var. (Curculionidae) in /pomoea sp. in aircargo fiom Thai-
land and in sweetpotato in air baggage from the Dominican Republi, aircargo
from the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, air stores from the Federation
of Malaya, cargo from Hong ong and Japan, and stores from Thailand.

Dialeurodes kirkallyi (Aleyrodidae) on gardenia leaves in air baggage from
Lebanon and on jasmine in air baggage from Hong Wong and in air bagzage
and mail from Hawaii.

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Diaprepes abbreviatus var. (Curculionidae) in pigeonpea pod in cargo from
Puerto Rico.

Dyspessa ulula (Cossidae) (12 times) in garlic in cargo from Italy and Spain.

Epichorista wionephela_ (Tortricidae) in Cape chinkerichee in aircargo and
mail from the Union of South Africa.

_ Epinotia aporema (Olethreutidae) in cowpea pod in air baggage from Argentina,
i" string bean in baggage and stores from Mexico, and in tomato in cargo from
exico.

Ernobius abietis (Anobiidae) in conifer cone, probably spruce, in cargo from
Germany.

Euscepes postfasciatus (Curculionidae) (16 times) in mail parcel containing
peanuts and cut flowers and with pineapple in air baggage from Hawaii; and in
sweetpotato in air baggage from Barbados and Japan, in baggage and mail from
Puerto Rico, and in stores from Brazil and Trinidad.

Frankliniella formosae (‘Thripidae) (44 times) on Arctotis stoechadifolia, carnation,
chrysanthemum, Citrus sp. peel, Dianthus sp., unidentified flowers, gardenia,
gladiolus, hyacinth, lily, and rose from the Fiji Islands, Hong Kong, Japan, and
the West Pacific.

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Gelechiidae) in beet in stores from France, Israel,
and the United Arab Republic, and with stores from Israel.

z Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Olethreutidae) in sweet orange in air stores from
Curacao.

alee undalis (Pyraustidae) in turnip in stores from the United Arab Re-
public.

i Heron juliana (Olethreutidae) in chestnut in air baggage and baggage from
aly.

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Bostrichidae) in wooden crates in cargo from India
and Vietnam.

Hypoborus ficus (Scolytidae) in fig cuttings in baggage from Israel and cargo
from Yugoslavia.

Kalotermes flavicollis (Kalotermitidae) in quince in air baggage from Greece.

Lampides boeticus (Lycaenidae) (28 times) in mauna loa lei in air baggage and
baggage from Hawaii, in leguminous flowers in baggage from Hawaii, in peas
in stores from Japan, in sesbania flowers in mail from Hawaii, and in Strongylodon
lucidus in air baggage from Hawaii.

Laspeyresia fabivora (Olethreutidae) in string bean in stores from Ecuador.

Laspeyresia splendana (Olethreutidae) (66 times) in baggage with lily bulbs
from Italy; in chestnuts in air baggage from France, Germany, Italy, Portugal,
Spain, and Yugoslavia, in baggage from Italy and Portugal, in cargo from France,
Israel, and Italy, in mail from Portugal, and in stores from the Canary Islands;
and in acorn in cargo from France.

Laspeyresia strobilella (Olethreutidae) in spruce cones in baggage from England
and Switzerland.

Lema melanopa (Chrysomelidae) in lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo from Den-
mark and on rose bush in cargo from Engiand.

Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in stores from Indonesia and in
Solanum sp. in air baggage from Liberia.

Lobesia botrana (Olethreutidae) in grapes in air baggage from Italy and the
United Arab Republic.

Mamestra brassicae (Noctuidae) (9 times) on cabbage in stores from Italy, on
cauliflower in stores from Belgium, France, Germany, and Italy, on Chinese cabbage
in stores from Japan, and on lettuce in stores from France.

Maruca testulalis (Pyraustidae) (27 times) loose in baggage, in bean, leguminous
flower, lima bean, mauna loa lei, pigeonpea, string bean, sesbania flower, Strongylo-
don lucidus, and Strongylodon sp. from Hawaii, Hong Kong, and Puerto Rico.

Megastigmus limoni (Torymidae) in Hremocitrus glauca seed in aircargo from
Australia.

Megastigmus strobilobius (Torymidae) in Norway spruce seed in cargo from
Germany.

Pectinophora gossypiella (Gelechiidae), the pink bollworm (15 times), in cotton
boll in air baggage and baggage from Hawaii; on cotton leaf in air baggage from
Jamaica; in cottonseed in air baggage from Hawaii, aircargo, and airmail from the
Dominican Republic, in baggage from Hawaii and Mexico, and in mail from
Hawaii; in seed cotton in baggage and quarters from Mexico; and in okra in air
baggage from the Dominican Republic and stores from Brazil.

Perkinsiella vitiensis (Delphacidae) as stowaway on airplane from the Fiji Islands.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 5

Petrova resinella (Olethreutidae) in Scotch pine in aircargo from the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics.

Phalonia zephyrana (Phaloniidae) in carrot in stores from Italy.

Pieris brassicae (Pieridae) on cabbage in stores from the Azores and France,
on cauliflower in stores from the Azores and Italy, and with wooden crate in air-
eargo from Spain.

Polyius mellerborgit (Curculionidae) in banana stolon in aireargo from the
Philippines.

Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) in olives in air baggage and baggage from
Italy.

iSpeanida cretica (Noctuidae), the durra stem borer, in broomcorn stalk and corn
stalk in cargo from Italy.

Sternochetus mangiferae (Curculionidae) (93 times) in mango from Australia,
French Equatorial Africa (the interception was made before the country was
divided), Guam, Hawaii, India, and an unknown origin.

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thripidae) (27 times) in lycoris in cargo from Japan.

Thrips imaginis (Thripidae) on gladiolus in air baggage from Australia.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae), the khapra beetle (131 times), is becom-
ing increasingly important as a quarantine problem. It was found mostly in
ships’ stores, in quarters, or with cargo; but once with guar gum in mail. The
hosts were barley, bean, cumin seed, mung bean, myrobalan nut, peanut, pepper,
pigeonpea, poppyseed, rice, soybean, and miscellaneous dry stores (including
chickpea, coffee, flour, macaroni, mixed grain, pea, spaghetti, sugar, tapioca, etc.),
frequently from infestations in storerooms. It was found with automobiles, old
bagging, bales of rubber, debris, goat skins, guar gum, gum arabic, Karaya gum,
seedlac, steel and tuna fish cartons, usually associated with used burlap or other
wrappings or infesting cargo holds of ships. Infested materials were from the
following countries: Asia (country(?)), Burma, Ceylon, China, England, Europe
(country(?)), Formosa, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan,
Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Portugal, Singapore, Sudan,
Union of South Africa, United Arab Republic, and an unknown origin.

SNAILS

Snails are causing increasing concern as more species are being recognized as
potential pests and greater numbers are being found with plant material and on
cargo.

Bradybaena similaris was intercepted 26 times on various cut flowers, foliage,
and in soil with plants; 18 from Hawaii, 3 from Bermuda, 2 each from Brazil and
Cuba, and 1 from Mexico.

Cochlicella barbara (29 times) on lemon in stores from Algeria; on military cargo
from France, Italy, Morocco, and Spain; on mixed seeds in air baggage from Italy;
and on new automobiles from France.

Cochlicella ventrosa (9 times) on geranium plants in air baggage from the Azores;
lemon in stores from Algeria; lettuce in air stores from Portugal; military cargo
from Bermuda, Italy, and Morocco; mint in air baggage from Bermuda; and
Roman camomile in cargo from Italy.

Fourteen species of the genus Helicella were intercepted a total of 39 times on
bell pepper, blackberry plants, cabbage, cut flowers, household goods, military
cargo, new automobiles, parsley, and soil with various plants from the following
CEN France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, and

urkey.

Monacha carthusiana with military cargo and rose petals in aircargo from France.

Opeas pumila with orchid plants in aircargo from British Honduras.

Opeas pyrgula with iris in air quarters from Japan and in soil with plants in
baggage from Bermuda.

; Porphyrobaphe iostoma (23 times) on bananas in cargo from Ecuador and Hon-
uras.

Rumina decollata with orchids in cargo from Mexico.

Solarepsis monile (10 times) on bananas in cargo from Costa Rica and Heuador.

Subulina octona (9 times) on orchids in aircargo from Jamaica and in baggage
and cargo from Mexico; and in soil with assorted plants in air baggage from
Brazil, Ecuador, Panama, and Venezuela.

Theba pisana, the Mediterranean land snail, was intercepted 75 times; 37 from
Morocco on begonia cuttings in air baggage and on military cargo; 14 from France
on cut flowers in aircargo and on automobile, motor canisters, and military cargo;
8 from Libya on military cargo; 7 from Italy as food in baggage, with other mollusks

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in air baggage, on Roman camomile in cargo, and on military cargo; 7 from
Spain with bell pepper in stores, on automobile in cargo, on military cargo, and on
walls of hold of ship; 1 from Greece as food in baggage; and 1 from an unknown
origin on dried herbs in air baggage.

Other snails of potential economic importance were: Cecilioides acicula, Cepaea
nemoralis, Helicina zephyrina, Helix aspersa, H. pomatia, Lamellaxis micra, Otala
lactea, and O. vermiculata.

DISEASES

Elsinoe australis, the sweet orange scab, was intercepted 98 times; 47 from
Brazil on lemon, Mandarin orange, sour lime, and sweet orange in air baggage,
air stores, quarters, and stores; 31 from Argentina on lemon, Mandarin orange,
and sweet orange in air baggage, air stores, baggage, and stores; 19 from an un-
known origin on Mandarin orange and sweet orange in air baggage, air quarters,
and air stores; and 1 from Uruguay on sweet orange in stores.

Phoma citricarpa (perfect stage is Guignardia citricarpa Kiely), the black spot
of citrus, was intercepted 108 times; 25 from Japan, 23 from the Union of South
Africa, 14 from China, 13 from Australia, 11 from Hong Kong, 8 from Formosa, 5
from an unknown origin, 4 from Brazil, and 1 each from Africa (country(?)), the
Federation of Malaya, Mozambique, New Zealand, and Thailand. The hosts
were Citrus sp., grapefruit, ichandarin, lemon, Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour
orange, and sweet orange.

Xanthomonas citri, citrus canker, was intercepted 140 times; 129 from Japan
on Citrus sp., grapefruit, ichandarin, King orange, lemon, Mandarin orange,
pummelo, sour lime, sour orange, and sweet orange; 4 from China on Citrus sp.
peel and sweet orange peel; 3 from Hong Kong on Citrus sp. peel and sweet orange;
and 1 each from India and Pakistan on sour lime, Saipan on Citrus sp., and an un-
known origin on lemon.

Xanthomonas sp., Cancrosis B, was intercepted 7 times from Argentina on
lemon in stores.

Other diseases of unusual interest were:

Dasturella divina (Syd.) Mundk. & Keshw. on dried leaves of Sasa palmata in
cargo from Formosa.

Gymnosporangium yamadae Miy. on apple in air stores from Japan.

Heteropatella valtellinensis (Trav.) Wr. on Dianthus sp. in mail from Canada.

Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Khan (58 times) on rice hulls in stores
from Japan.

Peronospora schachtii Fckl. on Swiss chard in stores from Japan.

Phakopsora gossypit (Arth.) Hirat. f. (Cerotelium desmium) on cotton leaves in
preflight inspection of baggage from the Bahamas.

Puccinia nakansthikii Diet. on lemongrass leaves in stores from Japan.

Puccinia oncidit Cummins on Oncidium spp. leaves in aircargo from Brazil and
Ecuador.

Puccinia praegracilis Arth. var. praegracilis Savile (Aecidium graebnerianum
P. Henn.) on Habenaria spp. in aircargo from Alaska.

Sphaceloma spondiadis Bitanc. & Jenkins on vi-apple in air baggage from British
Guiana.

Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder on Huntleya burtii leaf in air baggage from Pan-
ama.

Uredo nidularii P. Henn. on tillandsia in cargo from Mexico.

Uredo oncidii P. Henn. on Oncidium spp. leaves in aireargo from British Hon-
duras, Guatemala, Panama, and Peru and on orchid leaf in air baggage from Haiti.

Uromyces fabae (Grey.) Cke. on lentil stems in air baggage and cargo from
Chile and in stores from Germany, and on vetch plants in air baggage from
Portugal.

NEMATODES

Anguina tritici in wild einkorn seeds from straw jackets in cargo from Italy(?).

Aphelenchoides blastophthorus in lily-of-the-valley plants in baggage from
England.

Aphelenchoides fragariae(?) in hyacinth bletilla stems in cargo from Japan.

Ditylenchus destructor in dahlia roots in mail from Switzerland and the Union
of South Africa, and in tigerflower bulbs in mail from Germany.

Ditylenchus dipsaci in onion in mail from the Netherlands, in garlic in cargo
from Mexico, and in narcissus in airmail and mail from England.

Gottholdsteineria goodeyi in soil with unidentified plants in air baggage from
Canada.

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Helicotylenchus nannus in soil with begonia plants in air baggage from Por-
tugal and baggage from Mexico, soil with cactus and crocus plants in baggage
from Mexico, soil with fern and mint roots in air baggage from Mexico, and soil
with geranium and rose plants in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera avenae, the oat nematode (4 times), in soil with new Jaguars in car-
go from England, in soil with cabbage in air baggage from Ireland, and in soil
with potatoes in stores from England.

Heterodera cacti (25 times) in soil samples, soil with the following plants:
Begonia, cactus, citrus, coleus, Crassulaceae, spearmint, and various potted
plants, and soil with railway cars. The countries of origin were: Brazil, Ger-
many, Mexico, New Zealand, and Switzerland.

Heterodera punctata (11 times) in soil with automobiles in cargo from England,
soil with heather in mail from Scotland, soil with Indiarubber fig in baggage from
Mexico, soil with malvaceous plant in air baggage from Czechoslovakia, soil
with philodendron plants in baggage from Canada, soil with plants in baggage
from Mexico, and soil with rose roots in baggage from Northern Ireland.

Heierodera rostochiensis, the golden nematode (19 times), from soil in a small
vial in air baggage, soil with calla lily and unidentified plants in baggage, soil
with new and used automobiles and spruce in cargo, and soil with beet, celery,
horseradish, leek, potato, and ullucus tuber in stores. The countries of origin
were: Argentina, England, Germany, Mexico, Peru, and Spain.

Meloidogyne arenaria, M. hapla, M. incognita, M. incognita acrita, and M.
javanica, rootknot nematodes, were intercepted from Australia, Brazil, Cuba,
Dominican Republic, England, Germany, Guatemala, Haiti, Japan, Kenya,
Mexico, Netherlands, and Northern Ireland. The hosts were begonia and eu-
phorbia in baggage; astilbe, beautyberry roots, caladium, calla lily, clematis,
common edelweiss, coriander, dahlia, echeveria, gladiolus corms, hepatica, to-
mato roots, and tuberose bulbs in aircargo and cargo; acanthus roots, Adenia globosa
plant, clockvine, dahlia, rose roots, and winged euonymus in airmail and mail;
and dasheen and potato in stores.

Pratylenchus penetrans in dahlia in mail from Australia, Canada, and the
Union of South Africa.

Pratylenchus pratensis in Japanese iris roots in mail from Czechoslovakia.

Psilenchus hilarulus in soil with fern and with dead plant in baggage from
Mexico.

Scutellonema brachyurum in soil with cactus and unidentified plants in baggage
from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus in soil with unidentified plants in air baggage from
Jamaica and baggage from Mexico.

Xiphinema americanum in soil with gardenia plant in baggage from Mexico.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Specific determinations are sometimes not possible, due to the
stage or condition of the insects or pathogens when intercepted or
the fact that they are undescribed. Many of these pests may be of
economic importance, unreported from the United States or the coun-
try of origin, or unknown on the host plant. As a matter of record
the significant ones are included in this separate list, but not in the
table. This year there were 2,897 insects, 600 diseases, and 229
nematodes, or a total of 3,276 incompletely determined interceptions
considered to be important.

FRUIT FLIES

There were 183 incompletely determined fruit fly interceptions as follows:

Anastrepha sp., possibly dissimilis Stone, at Philadelphia, Pa., in giant grana-
dilla in stores from the Dominican Republic.

Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus (Wied.), at New York, N.Y., in mango in
paggage from Brazil; and at Philadelphia, Pa., in sweet orange in stores from

razil.

Anastrepha sp., possibly ludens, at Brownsville, Tex., in sweet orange in air
stores from Mexico; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in apple, cherimoya, and pear in bag-
gage from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in pear, sweet orange, and white sapote in
baggage from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in sweet orange in baggage from Mexico;

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at Nogales, Ariz., in sweet orange in air baggage from Mexico; and at San Ysidro,
Calif., in sweet orange in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans, at Miami, Fla., in mango in air
baggage from El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Panama, in purple mombin in air
baggage from Costa Rica and Honduras, and in Spondias sp. in air quarters from
Colombia; at New Orleans, La., in mamey sapote in air baggage from Nicaragua,
in mango in air baggage from El Salvador and Guatemala, in purple mombin and
Spondias sp. in air baggage from Guatemala, and in tropical almond in air bag-
gage from Jamaica; at New York, N.Y., in mango and sweet orange in air stores
from an unknown origin; at Philadelphia, Pa., in mango in baggage from Puerto
Rico; at San Pedro, Calif., in guava in air baggage from Venezuela; and at San
Ysidro, Calif., in guava in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly serpentina, at El Paso, Tex., in mamey sapote in bag-
gage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in quince in air baggage from Peru; and at
Laredo, Tex., in mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., prob. striata, at El Paso, Tex., in guava in baggage from Mex-
ico; at Houston, Tex., in guava in baggage from Costa Rica and Honduras; at
Laredo, Tex., in guava in baggage from Mexico; at Miami, Fla., in guava in air
baggage from Mexico; at New Orleans, La., in guava in air baggage from Costa
Rica; at Nogales, Ariz., in Pstditwm sp. in woman’s purse from Mexico; and at
San Pedro, Calif., in guava in air baggage from El Salvador, Mexico, and
Nicaragua.

Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa, at Chicago, Ill., in guava in airmail from
Puerto Rico; at Key West, Fla., in guava in air baggage from Cuba; at Miami,
Fla., in guava in air baggage from Cuba and tropical almond in air baggage from
Jamaica; at New York, N.Y., in guava in air baggage from Cuba and tropical
almond in air baggage from Jamaica; and at San Juan, P.R., in guava in pre-
flight inspection of baggage.

Anastrepha sp. was intercepted a total of 84 times at the following ports: Balti-
more, Md., Brownsville, Tex., Chicago, Ill., Eagle Pass, El Paso, Galveston,
Hidalgo, and Houston, Tex., Jacksonville, Fla., Laredo, Tex., Miami, Fla., New
Orleans, La., New York, N.Y., Nogales, Ariz., Port Arthur, Tex., Port Everglades,
Fla., St. Thomas and St. John, U.S.V.I., San Juan, P.R., San Pedro, Calif., and
Tampa, Fla. The hosts were: Apple, Barbadoscherry, cherimoya, coffee berry,
grapefruit, guava, mamey, mamey sapote, Mandarin orange, mango, Matisia
cordata (‘‘chupa-chupa’’—a new host for Anastrepha), Myrtus ehrenbergit, peach,
peach-palm nut, pear, purple mombin, quince, sapodilla, Spondias sp., star-
apple, sweet orange, and yellow mombin. The countries of origin were: Argen-
tina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala,
Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Tortola, Venezuela,
West Indies, and an unknown origin. Anastrepha sp.(?) at Brownsville, Tex., in
mango in baggage from Mexico; and at New Orleans, La., in mango in air baggage
from Guatemala.

Ceratitis sp., probably capitata, at Boston, Mass., in peach in air stores from
an unknown origin.

Dacus sp., probably cucurbitae, at Seattle, Wash., in zucchini squash in stores
from Hawaii.

Dacus sp., probably dorsalis, at Honolulu, Hawaii, in Indiapoon beautyleaf nut
in mail from Hawaii.

Dacus sp., possibly vertebratus Bezzi, at New York, N.Y., in cucumber in stores
from the Union of South Africa.

Dacus sp., at Boston, Mass., in cucumber in stores from the Republic of Mali;
at Honolulu, Hawaii, in candlenut tree fruit, cattley guava, and coffee berries in
preflight inspection of baggage, in mango in air stores from the Fiji Islands and
the Philippines, in pepper in air baggage from Japan, and in solanaceous fruit in
air baggage from the Philippines; and at Seattle, Wash., in guava in air baggage
from the Philippines. Dacus sp.(?) at Honolulu, Hawaii, in Phaseolus sp. and tropi-
cal almond in mail from Hawaii and in fruit of Sapotaceae in air baggage from the
Philippines; and at Savannah, Ga., in sweet orange in stores from Mozambique.
g Rhagoletis sp., probably cerasi, at New York, N.Y., in cherry in air stores from

pain.

Rhagoletis sp., at Eagle Pass, Tex., in apple in baggage from Mexico; at El Paso,
Tex., in Crataegus sp. in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex., in apple in baggage
from Mexico; and at New York, N.Y., in cherry in air baggage from Ireland.

Tephritidae, genus near Euaresta, species unidentified, at Washington, D.C.,
in Helichrysum sp. and Helipterum incanum seeds in aircargo from Australia.

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Tephritidae, probably genus and species of Tephritinae, at New York, N.Y.,
in strawflower in air baggage from Bermuda.

Tephritidae, identified to family only (7 times), at Brownsville, Tex., in guava in
aireargo from Colombia; at Honolulu, Hawaii, in pepper in air stores from the
West Pacific and in stores from the Fiji Islands, and in watermelon in air stores
from the Philippines; at Laredo, Tex., in sweet orange in baggage from Mexico;
at Miami, Fla., in coffee berry in air baggage from Brazil; and at New York, N.Y.,
in jujube in air baggage from Lebanon.

Tephritis sp., near multiguttata Beck., at New York, N.Y., in dried herbs in
air baggage from England.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

Aeolothrips sp., near ericae Bagn. (Aeolothripidae), not presently represented
in the National Museum collection, at New York, N.Y., on calla lily in aircargo
from Israel.

Alcidodes sp. (Curculionidae) at New York, N.Y., in sweetpotato in stores
from Liberia.

Aleuroplatus n. sp. (Aleyrodidae) at Key West, Fla., on rose leaf in baggage
from Cuba; at Progreso, Tex., on citrus leaf in baggage from Mexico; and at San
Pedro, Calif., on rose leaf in air baggage from Hl Salvador.

Aleurotrachelus sp., probably undescribed (Aleyrodidae), at Miami, Fla., on
leaf of an aquatic plant in aircargo from Peru. We have no previous records of
aleyrodids on aquatic plants.

Aleyrodidae, genus uncertain, perhaps Aleurotuberculatus n. sp., at New York,
N.Y., on Baccaurea sp. leaf in aircargo from Thailand.

Apion sp., probably carduorwm (Curculionidae), at New York, N.Y., in globe
artichoke in baggage from Italy and stores from Greece.

An apparent new species of the subfamily Bagoini (Curculionidae) at Miami,
Fla., on burhead plants in aireargo from Peru.

Baris sp. (Curculionidae) at Galveston, Tex., in horseradish in stores from Ger-
many; and at Philadelphia, Pa., in turnip in stores from France.

Brachyrhinus sp., possibly singularis (L.) (Curculionidae), at New York, N.Y.,
in cyclamen tuber in air baggage from Italy.

Chlorochroa sp.(?) (Pentatomidae), not in the National Museum collection, at
MeGuire Air Force Base, N.J., on crates in aircargo from Spain.

Chrysolina sp., possibly cerealis (L.) (Chrysomelidae), at New York, N.Y.,
with rosemary in baggage from Italy.

Chrysomela sp., probably chlorina Maulik (Chrysomelidae), not in the National
Museum collection, at New York, N.Y., on orchid plants in aircargo from India.

Cladius sp., probably difformis (Panz.) (Tenthredinidae), at New York, N.Y.,
on cut roses in air baggage from England.

Cleonus sp. (Curculionidae) at Baltimore, Md., in beet in stores from the
United Arab Republic; and at New York, N.Y., in beet in stores from Israel.

Coccotrypes sp., probably surinamensis Sched] (Scolytidae), at New York,

Y.Y., in palm seed in aircargo trom Brazil.

Conoderus sp., near lividus (DeG.) (Elateridae), at Miami, Fla., as stowaway
in airplane from Venezuela; at New Orleans, La., as stowaway in airplane from
Central America; and at San Juan, P.R., on EHpidendrum sp. plants in aircargo
trom Panama.

Conoderus sp., probably rufangulus (Gyll.) (Elateridae), at New York, N.Y.,
in grape in cargo from Chile.

Ctenicera sp., probably aeneus (L.) (Elateridae), at Washington, D.C., in soil
with Amur chokecherry tree in aireargo from the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics.

Cylas sp. (Curculionidae) at Baltimore, Md., in sweetpotato in stores from
Nigeria; at Mobile, Ala., in sweetpotato in stores from Liberia; and at New York,
N.Y., in sweetpotato in cargo from Liberia.

Diaprepes sp. (Curculionidae) at St. Thomas & St. John, U.S.V.I., in sweet-
potato in cargo from St. Kitts, B.W.1.

Epicaerus sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville and Presidio, Tex., in potato
in baggage from Mexico; and at Tampa, Fla., in potato in stores from Mexico.

Eriosoma sp. (Aphidae) at Miami, Fla., on apple in air baggage from Venezuela,
in air stores from Argentina and Brazil, and in stores from Germany and Japan;
and at New York, N.Y., on apple in cargo from Chile.

“Fulia’’ sp. (Tortricidae) at New York, N.Y., in grape, nectarine, peach, and
plum in cargo from Chile.

578645—61——_2

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Frankliniella sp., undescribed (Thripidae), at New York, N.Y., on cut gladiolus
in aircargo from Israel. A really distinct undescribed species, very rare.

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) at Chicago, Ill., in guava in airmail from
Puerto Rico; at Miami, Fla., in cacao pod in air baggage from Barbados and in
jujube in air baggage from Mexico; and at Mobile, Ala., in cacao pod in baggage
from Trinidad.

Heilipus sp. (Curculionidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in avocado seed in baggage
from Mexico; at El Paso, Tex., in avocado in cargo from Mexico; at Laredo, Tex.,
on orchids in cargo from Mexico; at San Diego, Calif., in avocado in stores from
Panama; and at San Pedro, Calif., in avocado seed in air baggage trom Guatemala.

Heterotermes sp., probably cardini (Snyder) (Rhinotermitidae), at New York,
N.Y., in tomato in cargo from the Dominican Republic. A very destructive
termite to buildings and crops.

_ Hyperodes sp. (Curculionidae) at Philadelphia, Pa., in carrot in stores from
razil.

Lixus sp. (Curculionidae) at Baltimore, Md., in beet in stores from Italy and
Sierra Leone; at Eagle Pass, Tex., in grain sweepings from railway car from
Mexico; at Houston, Tex., in beet in stores from the United Arab Republic; at
New York, N.Y., in beet in stores from Israel; and at Philadelphia, Pa., in beet
in stores from Peru and the United Arab Republic.

Lygaeidae, new genus near Cligenes, at Brownsville, Tex., on bromeliad in
cargo from Mexico. New genus near Ozophora at Laredo, Tex., on bromeliad
in cargo from Mexico.

Lygaeus(?) n. sp. (Lygaeidae), new to the National Museum collection, at
Laredo, Tex., on orchid plant in baggage from Mexico.

Megastigmus sp., possibly pictus Mayr (Torymidae), at Hoboken, N.J., in
white spruce seed in cargo from Denmark.

Melanthrips sp., probably ficalbii Buffa (Aeolothripidae), not presently repre-
sented in the National Museum collection, at New York, N.Y., on calla lily in
aircargo from Israel.

Metamasius sp., near rugipectus Champ. (Curculionidae), at Laredo, Tex., on
bromeliad plant in baggage from Mexico.

Pervphyllus sp., perhaps kuwanati Takah. (Aphidae), at Honolulu, Hawaii,
on maple tree in air baggage from Japan.

Phyllobius sp. (Curculionidae) at Hoboken, N.J., in wood moss with apple
and quince stock in cargo from France.

Phyllotreta sp., possibly nemorum (L.) (Chrysomelidae), at New York, N.Y.,
in apple in baggage from Norway.

Phytophaga sp. (Cecidomyiidae) at Hoboken, N.J., in Norway spruce seed in
cargo from Germany.

Pineus sp. (Chermidae), different from any seen from the United States, at
Washington, D.C., on Pinus sibirica in aircargo from the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics.

Podapion sp., gallicola Riley or n. sp. (Curculionidae), at Laredo, Tex., on
pine in cargo from Mexico. First record of the genus from Mexico.

Polychisme sp. (Lygaeidae) at Brownsville, Tex., in Chamaedorea sp. seed in
cargo from Mexico. This is a South American genus; first record so far north.

Premnotrypes sp. (Curculionidae) at Houston, Tex., in potato in stores from
Peru; at Miami, Fla., in potato in air baggage from Colombia; at New Orleans,
La., in potato in stores from Peru; and at San Pedro, Calif., in potato in air
baggage from Peru.

Psylliodes sp., probably chrysocephala (L.) (Chrysomelidae), at Boston, Mass.,
on parsley in air stores from England.

Steneotarsonemus sp., probably n. sp. (Tarsonemidae), at Miami, Fla., on
passionflower fruit in air baggage from Colombia.

Strophosoma sp. (Curculionidae) at Chicago, Ill., with forest litter packing in
mail from Germany; and at Hoboken, N.J., in wood moss with apple and quince
stocks in cargo from France.

Tenuipalpus sp., probably n. sp. (Tenuipalpidae), at Washington, D.C., on
Spathiphyllum sp. in aireargo from Indonesia.

Tetralicia n. sp. (Aleyrodidae) at Nogales, Ariz., on breadnut tree in baggage
from Mexico.

Tetranychus n. sp. (Tetranychidae) at Honolulu, Hawaii, on carnation flower
in air baggage from Japan.

Trionymus sp. (Coecidae), not placed as a described species, at Hoboken,
N.J., on cactus in mail from England.

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DISEASES

Incompletely determined pathogens of special interest were:

Ascochyta sp. at El Paso, Tex., on lentil seed in mail from Germany. This is
the first report on this host as far as is known.

Cercospora sp., close to sapindi Obregon-Brotere, at Miami, Fla., on genip
fruit in air baggage from Nicaragua. No Cercospora has been previously reported
on this host.

Cercespora sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on Aglaonema sp. leaf in cargo from Mexico;
and at Miami, Fla., on philodendron leaf in air baggage trom Jamaica.

Coniothyrium sp. at Honolulu, Hawaii, on lemon in air stores from Australia,
on Mandarim orange in air quarters and air stores from Japan, and on sweet orange
in air baggage and air stores from Japan.

Elsinoe sp. (not typical) at San Juan, P.R., on lemon in air stores from the
West Indies.

Elsinoe sp. at Miami, Fla., on Satsuma orange in air baggage from Argentina
and in air stores from South America.

Gloeosportum sp. at Key West, Fla., on Myroxylon pereirae seed pod in air
baggage trom Cuba. No previous reports on this host as far as known.

Helminthosporium sp. at New York, N.Y., on Trema guinensis leaf in air cargo
from Liberia.

Phyllosticta sp. at Brownsville, Tex., on peperomia leaf in cargo from Mexico
(first report on this host as tar as known); and at New York, N.Y., on Trema
guinensis leaf in air cargo from Liberia.

Sphenospora sp. at Miami, Fla., on Jonopsis utricularioides leaf in air baggage
from Jamaica.

Stagonospora sp. at Boston, Mass., on red pepper in stores from Mozambique.
First report of this on Capsicum as far as known.

NEMATODES

Aphelenchoides sp. at Brownsville, Tex., in tuftroot in cargo from Mexico; at
Hoboken, N.J., in cyelamen tuber in cargo from Italy and in dahlia root in mail
from Belgium, Canada, and Switzerland; at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with caladium
plant in baggage from Mexico; at San Diego, Calif., in ginger root in stores from
Japan; and at San Ysidro, Calif., in Indiarubber fig roots in air paggage from
Mexico.

Aphelenchus sp. at Hoboken, N.J., in cyclamen tuber in cargo from Italy.

Criconemoides sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with Cymbopogon sp. and Ipomoea sp.
plants in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus sp. at New Orleans, La., in garlic in cargo from Italy.

Helicotylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in canna roots in air baggage from the
Azores; at Brownsville, Tex., in soil with begonia plant in baggage from Mexico;
at El Paso, Tex., in soil with various plants in baggage from Mexico; at Laredo,
Tex., in amaryllis roots, grass rocts, soil with azalea, lily, and various plants in
baggage from Mexico and in soil with railway car from Mexico; and at Nogales,
Ariz., in soil with Eriobotrya sp. in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably rostochiensis, at Boston, Mass., in soil with potato in
stores from Spain.

Heterodera sp., probably trifolii (Goffart) Oostenbrink, at Boston, Mass., in
soil with spruce in cargo from Germany.

Other members of the genus Heterodera were intercepted 113 times at 23 ports
from the following countries: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azores, Barbados,
Belgium, Bermuda, British Honduras, Canada, Czechoslovakia, England, Estonia,
Federation of Malaya, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea,
Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Norway, Scotland, Sweden,
United Arab Republic, and an unknown origin. These were taken from air
baggage and baggage in soil samples and soil with the following plants: Begonia,
chrysanthemum, cyclamen, Dianthus sp., fern, fig, forget-me-not, geranium,
heather, herb, lemon, Mespilus sp., mint, oregano, philodendron, rose, shamrock,
silver crassula, strawberry, sweetpotato, tree tomato, various unidentified plants,
violet, and wormwood; from airmail and mail in soil with asters, fig cuttings,
gladiolus, pansy plants, and shamrock plants; from cargo in soil with new and
used automobiles, cabbage, cyead plant, lily bulb, potato, tanks, and trucks;
and from stores in soil with beet, burdock, cabbage, carrot, celeriac, horseradish,
leek, onion, parsley, parsnip, potato, rutabaga, salsify, and turnip.

Hoplolatmus sp. at Laredo, Tex., in grass roots and in soil with unidentified
plant in baggage from Mexico.

12 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

' ayclemegune sp., possibly arenaria, at Hoboken, N.J., in iris roots in mail from
ndia.

Meloidogyne sp., probably hapla, at Hoboken, N.J., in rose plant in mail from
Germany.

Meloidogyne sp., probably incognita acrita, at Washington, D.C., in Piper sp.
in airmail from the Netherlands.

Meloidogyne sp. at Brownsville, Tex., in tuftroot in cargo trom Mexico; at
Hoboken, N.J., in achimenes tubers in aircargo from India, in African agapanthus
roots in cargo and mail from Japan, in anemone roots in mail from England, in
astilbe roots in mail from England and cargo from the Netherlands, in begonia
tubers in mail from Japan, in bigleaf goldenray roots in cargo from Germany,
in caladium tubers in cargo from Guatemala, in calla lily tubers in baggage from
Tanganyika, cargo from France and Japan, and mail from India, in clematis
roots in airmail and mail from England and cargo from the Netherlands, in cohosh
bugbane roots in mail from England, in coralbells in cargo from the Netherlands,
in dahlia roots in mail from France, in epimedium roots in airmail from England,
in geranium in airmail from HMngland and cargo from the Netherlands, in gerbera
roots in mail from India, in Japanese iris in cargo from Japan, in monkshood roots
in mail from Wngland, in peony in cargo from the Netherlands, in plantain lily
roots in cargo from Japan, in rose plants in mail from France, Germany, and
Portugal, in tree peony roots in cargo from Japan, in tuberose bulb in mail from
India, and in turmerie rhizome in mail from India; at Laredo, Tex., in beet roots,
elephantsear, lime seedling, and succulent plant in baggage from Mexico; at Phila-
delphia, Pa., in potato in stores from Brazil; at San Diego, Calif., in sweetpotato
tuber in stores from Mexico; and at San Francisco, Calif., in begonia tuber and
gladiolus corm in cargo from Japan, and in resurrection lily in aircargo from
Singapore.

Pratylenchus sp. at Boston, Mass., in soil with unidentified plants in air baggage
from Finland; at Brownsville, Tex., in heliconia roots in cargo from Mexico; and
at Hoboken, N.J., in roots of astilbe, Christmas-rose, clematis, coral torchlily,
fringed iris, Helleborus odoratus, Japanese iris, and phlox in cargo, and in monks-
hood roots in mail from the Netherlands; in clematis roots in mail from England;
and in Japanese iris in cargo from Japan.

Psilenchus sp. at El Paso, Tex., in soil with rose plant in baggage from Mexico.

Rhabditis sp. at San Diego, Calif., in ginger root in stores from Japan.

Rotylenchulus sp. at Miami, Fla., in soil with miscellaneous plants in air baggage
from Jamaica.
~ Scutellonema sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with plants in baggage from Mexico.

Trophurus sp., possibly a new species, at Brownsville, Tex., in soil with begonia
plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus sp. at Laredo, Tex., in soil with begonia plant and unidentified
plant in baggage from Mexico; and at Nogales, Ariz., in soil with coleus and
philodendron in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchus sp. at El Paso, Tex., in soil with dead plants and rose plant in baggage
from Mexico.

Xiphinema sp. at Laredo, Tex., in selaginella roots in cargo and in soil with yam
in baggage from Mexico.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1960

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country Insect
Africa:
Africa (country (?))---------_- 0
INE Ne me Oe eet 3
Ganary Islands__ 222-1 2.) 1
Cape Verde Islands-___-_------ 5
French Equatorial Africa___-_- 1
Renyassn 2-2 Go A Get 0
Wiberiqess 2.) Ree Bers 1
Wai yas jae oe Sk 10
UVEOROCCO m= toe kooscee 72
WEORGCCO (i) a eewaweh Bees _ tek 1
ee juss ah Fal od esi y
Republic of the Congo-_____--- 3
Sudantaseerts oye be Lars oct 7
pROMISia eee te LE 1
Union of South Africa__-__-_- 26
United Arab Republic____-_-- 11
Asia:
Asia (country (?)) 4-2... -252222_ 1
ET et 8 ay She Sm ext 2
Cevione set wee Peat Pee 8
Ohingeere oe ae eh 5
CY Dieser aside Rebtel 2
J
17
1
26
48
5
6
licigrve) Wiis es Se ee eee 22
ANE af: 9 een a Gopi Sains baie 8 ae
2,
1
8
8
9
4
7
2
Australasia:
American Samoa_-_-_--------- 8
ATISi Ali aes ha i Tl oF 11
ANTE aT TG) eee ea caries 1
ajigislandses = Soe eet 3

rp Even ee oe Be Be ee 4
Ea wal ease es ee ie Psa a TESTE 423
Ia Wali (2p See wishes Sel 1
Kewajalerm (2) ae ets ee: 1
Midway Islands_________---__ 1
Netherlands New Guinea___- 1
New Guinea_/..-/-__.-2-__-__ il
New Zealand_.....2..-1_----- 2
INorfolEsl sland sts. aes at aaah 0
Okanawars ats= fae ee 2
Philippines! sna les these 18
Saipanegey eres eh Teg 0
Sorth acl fic he eis sires Oy 1
Rai tie ees go ei SO 3
Wiakedsland(?)i2i2i2c iio 4
WHestibacific mii thataless ih 6

Europe:

TIS CL pas tier Dees ei od 2
AZ Onesee ese et 24
Belem) Say he Se eae 22
@zechoslovakia..1-_ 2 fet 1

habseks i) ian DAU EIeN Bee SU 10
Innolandsaes ae ee 46
Mnglingd (ea ee 0
Europe (country(?))__-__--__- 1
TO aE TG bog Dleiion Madhavan ies, & 0
Miran cesyepsy ec ha ee 78
rance (2) pensar a Gee eee ea
Germanys eit nee 43
Germann (yi lO Se 1

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@reece5-22 22s Se ee 40
Mungary Ss ae 7
Mrelan dis oe ne | A ae es 18
1 AGN SR So 338
Ttaliy:(?) ae ook ee ee 0
uxemboungs. 12 a eee ss 3
INetherlandsh ssi tee Seem 89
Northern Ireland___.._-___-_- 1
AN OGW Yee een 13
Roland sess ee 6
ROLCU Pal sae ee eee ee 32
EU UD IND C11 eee ee er 1
Scoplindeeessas 265 sien 21
Spain sie ees es ot ee 31
Swedenis7. f= 2502 <a ye 10
Switzerlande22-- ae ee 7
Union of Soviet Socialist Re-
DUDIICS See pers er ae ae 2
SiUPOSIaVIa== 2 vee es 3
North America:
Alaska 27 Ses ee eee 0
SCLIN Caeser sea 14
@ana dare 2 225 oo eee ae 2
Central America:
British Honduras___-_=--__- 12
@anali Zone! ee 2 9
Central America (coun-

EL YC) aes eee eee AN 2
Costa Rica s=cmimes seen 16
Hl Salvadors soe i ee a 25
Guatemalaseeeees cee aes 25
Hondurass225 22 a 6
IN CATA OU ees a Cee ee 17
ATVI AS oe eh ee ORE team ge 22

IMME XI CORE Re Sane Be SARIN Ie 417
West Indies:
INS AY HERO A TA es 5
Bahan ase oe eee 5
IBAT DAG OS eae. oes cae 4
British West Indies-_--_---_-- 1
Cubat frei. St ee 69
Curacao sae: sees tis er 3
Dominican Republic. _____- 14
Grand Cayman:----------2 1
Ve GWT tes pe aa Tc Ne ee 11
JalMalcas see e Peete PN a eee 42
Netherlands West Indies_-- 1
Puerto Rico. 4-6 heee ee 29,
Mrinida ds 2a eae 10
6
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102
13
97
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Uru gua yenttieene! 2A Joel ce 0
Venezuela22. 222222) | eiaent 4
Totals:
Africa: tees! 45. < jatne tl cle 145
NES GR ESP OE Sav, da 665
Australasia. <2 45. 2:.csu23) 35 491
INUTOMeR! oss eet 851
North America_-__:-._-.2:-+52 762
South America. .-......-.--.4 284
Unknown onset § vy. e O ak 106
Motels secs ee eS 3, 304
Total incompletely deter-

mined pests___----------- 2, 897
Total insect interceptions-__- 6, 201
Total disease interceptions _|---------
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scientific significance.

The total of all interceptions made during the year was 30,230.

Note.—Interceptions were also made from the American Virgin Islands, Angola, Anguilla, Aruba,
Bolivia, British Samoa, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Christmas Island, Eniwetok, Estonia,
Ghana, Guernsey, Johnston Island, Jordan, Madeira Islands, Malta, Martinique, St. Kitts, St. Lucia,
Sierra Leone, Tanganyika, Tortola, and Wales.

14 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a ral in—
~—
| a 1eq
f3| 8 |ss
Sal Pade
Acanthoderes circumflera Jacq. Duv. (Ceramby-
cidae):
PAUP] ANC: Rika. Au & 2S vee eine tie EN Seen RAE ee @ulbas see SEN eee abi Beste Fila.
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_-_-__----------------- IPangin geese see en le |e meee N.Y.
Aceria macrochelus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Acer pseudoplatanus (planetree maple) -.------- Hrancewes set alae 2b eee Mass
Aceria macrorhynchus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Acer pseudoplaianus (planetree maple) --_------}----- (6 (a eae A es eee 1G ase Mass.
Achaea janata (L.) (Noctuidae):
Mailiparceleswess ie ices) Pees eae eee TL AVY a ea eee |e Neg | eee eee Hawaii.
Acledra fraterna Ce (Pentatomidae):
VitisaSp ss (GT ape) 222 == sean are sees soe ane Chilewee a ees ol a ees | ee N.Y.
Acrolepia etait (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Allium porrum (leek) .-...--_--------------.---- Italy, Japan, Nether- |----- Oa Poses N.Y., Pa.,
lands. S.C.
Aculus aceris (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Acer pseudoplatanus (planetree maple) -_-_____- INTANCese seen ese el aera D3 seer Mass,
Adela ochensheimeriella (Hbn.) (Adelidae):
Pinus SP (Dine) ease eee eew ee Switzerlandiaaeee loon ee Ses |e N.Y.
Adoretus sinicus (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ainplane ees e 2 /y 2 Rite Sa SE ORE awaits: ero it b | PNeee A ea) pes Hawaii.
Alpinia purpurata (cut fiowers)-.-.------------]----- G0) ses ft IG ls eee Hawaii.
PANEN UTIL TINS oa ree ee ee es Meme | oad (doa S| bls | seen mae Hawaii.
EANITOMOP Ieee See a Pon Se ae es SDS a ee (6 Ka Sa a a a feat bal See Se Hawaii.
D BY Venda eg 2 ae Sy ene Ak eet at Se oS ene eR eal (IMR Ra CL RRC SS ene ee (Pea ere eee Hawaii.
Gotti oa be ea ea rer ees NE er aan A eat Gow OE ane 1s |e eee Hawaii.
lowers —mixed. tes 22s22 5525 seo See fee 0 ee pt el eae eens Hawaii.
Mail Wrap Der! eee eee eae en a GO ee es a EE ee 0 | eee | Ree Hawaii.
Seedsie le Sot Gore RE ie oe fon ain Metals A S| ots eae SEER | ea | ere Peers Hawaii.
WillandsiatSp ss = a2 sa AE eT SR CT eR ol i Ci le Hawaii.
Vanda sp. (orchid) flowers_-_------------------}----_ GO 22 oR ee SSNs il ns Dl eens beni Hawaii.
Adozxophyes orana (F.R.) (Tortricidae):
Syringa sp. (lilac) cut---_---__-_-----------_--- Netherlands____--------| 4 |-----]----- N.Y.
Aethus indicus (Westw.) (Cydnidae): Japan, Philippines, |{----- B) eaene Hawaii.
Airplane:t!) 2.2L. 1 ieee late u leone Do West Pacific.
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):
Cassia sp. (senna) seed pod______----_--------- Jamesicas.s22 . eee | ewe ees 2) Fla.
Agriotes lineatus (L.:) (Elateridae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ------------------- Spains 2a ea Sees eg Bee Pa.
Agriotes obscurus (L.) (Elateridae):
Soil with Prunus maackii (Amur chokecherry)_| Union of Soviet Social- |__---|----- 1} D.C
ist Republics.
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) leaf...-.-.------- Japanesls loot SSeS ees ge] eee Wash.
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) leaf._..-------------- Mexico 222 2o soe Sao Sa as | sees ees Tex
C. sinensis (Sweet orange) leaf__---------------].---- GO 2 2 Ae ee Bul See eee Tex.
Citrus|spS(eal) 2222 32 ees so ee ee a a Mic) oy beep Pesce Ariz., Tex.
Aleuroglandulus emmae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (leaf)._...-------------------- C@ Io: Popes sees i A ll Paes ecscsc Fla.
Mentha sp. (mint) leaf___---.------------------ Mexico ies 2 tea ean eee 1 | Calif.*
Aleurolobus olivinus Silvestri (Aleyrodidae):
Olea europaea (olive) leaf,...-.----.----------- @ypruspltalya 2h | eee eee N.Y.
Aleurolobus taonabae Kuwana (Aleyrodidae):
Vitis ‘sp. d(erape) leafs: 222 ee ee Japan ss Le Fae ee eee | arene 1| D.C.
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia'sp: (leaf)222222 eee MexiC0. 22222324 eile | Sees eee Tex
Aleuroplatus variegatus Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf__...----------|----- Gon es SE oe Pes esos eres Tex
Chamaedorea sp. (leaf--..----------------------|----- LO aE RS OE we © | rere | locate Tex
Leaf—unidentified = i222. 22221 l ieee 2 |e (0 (0 bate bo eed Lone Ariz
Aleurothrixus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia augusta (leaf)_..._.._....-___-______- Guatemalasss tess ls Saeee eee Fila.
poy ana similis Takah. (Aleyrodi-
ae):
Camellia japonica var. rusticana..._------------ OAM ei Se ed 2 eS | eee | ere 1} D.C.
DIARRA ALARA TH EES DOE NNT INT ESSE GO 22s ees qcent Bee ale ete, Gee 1] D.C.
SVC DEGCOTUEN Cn went eect caer pe eo La Wee ey a | aga GO Sse nee ee he Be Ee aR 1| D.C.
Aleyrodes proletella L. (Aleyrodidae):
Cleniatisthy brid See A eee TO se TD yoked C06 lees haa ese at ee 1|N.J.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 15

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin 5 Pp & Collected
& ;
= | & in—
28/2 |88
or °o que
io) Zz |e
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae): =
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ------------------- Mex COMSt eee ane fa] igs 2 gil a, Tex,
Amphimallon majalis Raz. (Scarabaeidae):
NST eyo) Fe a) ae Saas Ss a a Re France, unknown. ----.|----- PF ee N.J., N.Y.
Amyna natalis (W1k.) (Noctuidae):
J NST BY Vie) SS Sy NT a eee a JaDAlesecssss soos esas lene eae Hawaii.
Anacridium aegyptium L. (Acrididae):
Bapeage weaned erat Pete reo se soso. oe Dtal ys sacs see 1 fe ee Papa N.Y.
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)------------ Miexic0t=2cs=2-225 225 4
Casimiroa edulis (white sapote) -.--------------|----- GO Ssse reac se ae 1
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) ---.------------|----- Oa tesa Sate e 8
C. aurantium (sour orange) -_------------------|----- (6 Vo Pere ee 1
GAparadisi (grapetruit) es 2252-22-22 ee | (0 Ca papain aay a 11 Xe
C. sinensis (sweet orange) __..-_---------------- Guatemala, Mexico, | 93 OF | Seeee Ala., Ariz.,
unknown, Calif., Fla.
La., is
Tex., Va
Cydonia oblonga (quince)-_------------------- IMexicO-sse2 cole Deed eacce Tex.
Malus sylvestris (apple)-.----------------------]----- GON sera eae Ree Py il extol eran Tex.
Mangifera indica (mango) -..-_------------------ Guatemala, Mexico_---| 27 Teese Ariz., Calif.,
Fla., IL,
La., Tex
Prunus persica (peach)-.---.-----. ---------- IWiexi Co aesee ae ue Py ee es Tex.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _--------------]----- COL wits as ae er Cea ees 5 Ariz., Tex.
Py TALSTCOMeM RIVES) (DEAT) see 22s ee (6 a eR ie eS ht 2 5 a Mee epee Tex.
ree mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-
ae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)_____---.---_--------- Curacansscc atte aneres Faces peta NYS
Mangifera indica (mango) .--_------------------ Bahamas, Costa Rica, | 78 | 17 |----- Ala., Calif.,*
Cuba, Dominican Re- Fla., Ga.,
public, Ecuador, El Ill., La.,
Salvador, Guatemala, Mass.,
Haiti, Honduras, Ja- INOS rae
maica, Mexico, Nica- P.R., 8.C.
ragua, Panama, Puer- Tex.
to Rico.
Psidium guajava (guava)..--------------------- Puerto Ricozs-222 222-2 iL | Sessa ey INBYS
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-_----- _..._| Bahamas, Costa Rica, PAE Serie oe Calif.,* Fla.,
E] Salvador, Guate- P.R.
mala, Nicaragua,
Puerto Rico.
Spondias purpurea (purple mombin)-.._-_-.--_- El Salvador, Guate- 67 |ssecs nec Fla., Tex.
mala, Mexico, Pana-
ma.
Spondias sp. (mombin)_____.-_-----__---------- Guatemala__.__.-__-___ 2) Reena ee ;
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) -__-_----_- Jamaica sees cs eee a baie Calif.*
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla) -___--------------+--- INicaracuas-teisccrnnann aU eset ee Calif.*
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote) ------------ E] Salvador__._-----_-- Bf Pa bee Calif.*
Anastrepha striata Sehin. (Tephritidae):
Psidiwm guajava (guava)_.---------------------|----- GOS ase ee eee: ip ees eee Calif.*
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)_.--------------_--- Puerto Rico__--.---- BE | pened esses PER?
POS7O2U IES) ees eee ea ee ent ate n even ai tiesaneWa soe ences BE hes ee Fla.
Anechura vara Scudd. (Forficulidae):
Orch id@e Sse ar sen ae one ee eee conan ee Miexi coLe2 Sass sate Panes mien eee 1 |] Tex.
Anomala orientalis Waterh. (Scarabaeidae):
INSTR O) Eva Cats inland Sis, Se eas ee ae Haiti japanese see |= aaee PT a Fla., Hawaii,
Tris tingitana x I. xiphium ‘Wedgewood?’__-_-_-__- Tsraellsra she ste cas Melee INe deve eee 1/ D.C.
SU Sas albolineatus Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
PB VOMIC Ad bere oe ae ee ee IMeOxXi CO= esse Oba Eee gk | ee 1 | Tex.
Antonina graminis Mask. (Coccidae):
PECKOSLYULSHSD =. OLCHIG) is oe iso tae eee Singaporesss a atieas = seen | ee 1 | Hawaii.*
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
IPAlmy (eat) eee ee sete ene ae AE § OYEN 0 spat a tt hr | i eee Calif.*
Apion carduorum Kirby (Curculionidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) --_-_-_------ France, Italy_...------- 1 Pa epee N.Y

Araecerus levipennis Jord. (Anthribidae):
SIGEUCHENONGLOILC eer nna sein ne ee eS awaits eee eee AN Paes sel et Hawaii.

16 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1966—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Trifolium incarnatum (crimson clover) seed_-_--| Italy__..-..-.---------_|-----|_----

Pest and host Country of origin 5 P bs

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Archips pronubanus (Hbn.) (?) (Tortricidae):
Diospyros sp. (persimmon) -----2---=_--2----__ Taye eee aes ee eee Ay PRES Eee eN
Jasminwdm sp (jasmine) eeee see AEN OMe ERS ACES ABU IAS on See 2
Prunus domestica (plum) --__-_------_.--_-_-. EO RRD ENE a] | a ll in
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --------_---___ Greece, Italy____-_____- Pl eae Ae
Arcte coerula (Quen.) (Noctuidae):
Airplane see Se ae ee ee aes toe Vso arl (7) soe see eee eee Pyeeree
Ardis sulcata (Cam.) (Tenthredinidae):
Hoga Diy Dri ees Wee A ay Sa A RI US Italy, Portugal_________ 1) eee 1
Argyrestiia conjugella (Zell.) (ELyponomentidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)_-_.---22222222--22-2 2. France(?), Germany, | 13 a1 ok
Norway, Sweden,
Arion. ater (L.) (Arionidae): unknown.
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) -_____-_-___- Azores, Portugal. __=-=}_---- DOF). 6
DLactuca sativa’ (lettuce): = 322s 2ss225 22 scsse rane, SPalles= aes 2) [24h te
Urginea mavitima (shore drugsquill).___-____- IR ORG Ea ss = See aaa nm ae | Seme ie eaeeee 1
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (Coconut) sos Wirexd Cosas eS eee LTB) (eee a eS es
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouché) (Coccidae):
Orch Gee Nees SUE Se es ee aren ae [id Bp ereW AU Us sob bata haste pe al as 1
Athesapeuta cyperi Mshl. (Curculionidae):
Vanda sp. (orchid) flowers__-==-_-_-_____!___-- a Wallies = sss sebnnt DYER aE
Aulacoscelis melanocera Dup. & Chevr. (Chryso-
melidae):
Di OONCOULEN=S SARS E IG CARRE ae ORR SSE E ee IMiexi CO=SSEE seat 2 see rSs | Pash hee 1
Baris lepidii Germ. (Curculionidae):
Armoracia rusticana (horseradish) ----.___-__-__ Austria, Yugoslavia-__- i esate 1
Batrachedra linaria Clarke (Cosmopterygidae):
TM TULAG OWN iS) CUES SO Rees Nis Ee aN ree, UAL INT CX COs ME a ee CR 1
Bemisia giffardi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) leaf._.__-________ ELA Wail se See sere ms Bs ata eae Enea 1
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muricata (Soursop)-_-_---------------- Vienneztiel ance se eee | ewes 1 TE eee
Bergallia signata (Stal) (Cicadellidae):
LO Wers—UUxed eh so UN ee ae eee Ghiles: _: Jabs Navi eS te he | Petes
Blastodacna atra (Haw.) (Cosmopterygidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple) -_------.----.-----_-__- hurke yes Moses ee aay Jig tes lees
Blissus diplopterus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
iPrumusipersice (peach) esses esse ees sn eae ee Union of South Africa__}| 1 |_----]-----
Bothynus cuniculus (Fab.) (Scarabaeidae):
Quartersi(ontanker) sa sieom eee rere tare (OnaWas ayy gre a ee (] Nt Ba
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curevlionidae):
Allium sativum (garlic)__.-----_--_----£- 3 2--- Tip plya saa picid acces Pied inp eae fA SS
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Athi misativam’ (Garlic) ates Sean Ttaly,;opain=o-= asso Yl |-aeseseeed (eas
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Bradybaenidae):
Celosta'sp. (Cocks comb) fe! esa ea IVC xd CORSE Stes eee eee DRS 2 Soe Rae eee
TOM OMID OQTTH Deca be eaten noe ee Cuba eee eecoeaea ne [ee Bos
MNO wers— Mixed Secs eee. a eR Ease oe (ciwallexss eee me reas ANS REN Sees | et ce
TEACUWALO SDS (DALE) see ee aE eee CubakS 52sec sees dl (amanda Ds as
Menthasn (mint): eee 1eleynom\ poke LS Se ee es dBA Spore baba
Orchidl22 Lis kGeRe es SALA = Ae ee or eS iBravzilyselawalene sens sees |e ee 2
Soillwitheplarnts= si see eee ea ea Bermuda, Brazil__._---]_---- 1 1
Tagetes florida (miarigold). i Et Bermid fesse s seen 3h jak DENY Lo
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid)__.-_-__-___--______- await cosnen ce eaec as P| ern Aeneas
Vanda. sp eee 2 See Oe AE el Aes | TON Coto} EI Mah cadets 62a ea aba 2
Brevipalpus chilensis Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
Annona reticulata (custard-apple)~__--_________ WHeR Sas aace noe eeaee Sr eee Sea
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)__---222__-_2_222__|____- (6 (3 prea teragtemtsbaiNlg eet | SPA Dbl ieee
Vitis spe (erape) te tee ee eee Eee C6 (3) ern newsreel ey. ot 39) |PSeco] eee
Brevipalpus obovatus Donn. (Tenuipalpidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ___________- AV CON Gia ee pee ee peas the fake
Cragsulaisp i soso) JO2OIE 2 SNe SSE Netherlands: 2222 see see | tee 1
Palmiiccsalws alee se ue ees Japan se ssa Sas een Sees ily hos Sia
Riododendronisp eto so ee eee ae RO ee aes AO behead NE SEE Ae Pes ae ee | eens 1
Rosajhy brid? 22292 ee JN efeqN oh rp baks Valea ayaa owe epics ol 1 lea} kee)
Vitisispeerape): bake ele de a ea Chile teem lol oe et 774 Pic eae eel
Bruchidius trifolii (Mots.) (Bruchidae):
1

Collected
in—

Calif.,* N.Y.

Fla., N.Y:
NEY

| D.C.

Calif.*
Fla.

Hawaii.

Tex.
N.Y.
Calif.
Hawaii.

St. Thomas
& St. John,

N.Y.
N.Y.

Calif., * Fla,
Fla., N.Y.
N.Y.
Hawaii.
Calif.,* Ha--
waii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 ity

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Bruchus affinis Froel. (Bruchidae):

Lathyrus latifolius (perennial pea)__.._.----_---

AIRY TZLGISD t(SCOG) on ote meee enone
Bruchus dentipes (Baudi) (Bruchidae):

Vicia faba (broadbean)__ =_--+---2_-22=--2-2--
Bruchus guttalis Rey (Bruchidae):

Vigna sativa (vetch) straw jacket____-...______
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):

PER RC HI ARATISh ICNtil) =e eae ee eee
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):

Gensicunnanris: (lentil) = a eee ee
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):

RE RUTISS Dl (SCCO) meee a ee ere ee eee

Vicia faba (broadbean) ________-_+_-__----_-.___
Cactophagus validirostris (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):

eh LOMeENanON RASLOLUL Me a. he
Callidium rufipenne Motsch. (Cerambycidae):

Comelhaygaponita Snes ae ee

Wiood-—unidentifieds— 272s" Si isasnsaess ene ee
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):

Cicer arietinum (chickpea) ------.----------___-

ER SUNTELS LULU IETIU (PC) ate ee
Callosobruchus phaseoli (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):

Dolichos lablab (hyacinth bean)___.-___________

Phaseolus vulgaris (bean) _.-_---.-.----_-_-__--

SesbAtGisD=\(HOWETS) =-o sone ee es
Callosobruchus subinnotatus (Pic) (Bruchidae):

PRASCOLLSIUULGATLS (DCB) == ee ee
Calyptocephala gerstaeckeri Boh. (Chrysomelidae):

Country of origin

Denmark, France___-_-_-
Netherlands__-_----_---

Republic of the Congo_
Cape Verde Islands- -__-
leby le

Cape Verde Islands- --_-

Ciamaedorea oblongata (palm)_.-_---_---------- IMexi Coz sa eee een

SEE at marginipennis Boh. (Chrysome-
idae):

Chamaedorea elegans (palm) ----__--------------|----- COS Sas ehe eee
Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):

EEO NLELLCIS D Persea ya ete SR INES EL cM GO Leche nene deat Weir
Carposina niponensis Wlghm. (Carposinidae):

Malus sylvestris (apple) =a 22 eee nent Japan xsssas akan REN

Prunus domestica (plum) 22-2 2!) 552) 2s Sessa se= Hong Kong_- =< =:-22::-
Caryedon fuscus (Goeze) (Bruchidae):

Tamarindus indica (tamarind) --_----.--------_ Republic of the Congo,

Philippines.

Cassida nebulosa (L.) (Chrysomelidae):

INIOSS (URC t) 3 ee Netherlands. -...----__-
Cassida sanguinolenta Miill. (Chrysomelidae):

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)__-__________ Ttaliyses oot en
Cassida viber L. (Chrysomelidae):

Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke)-_--__--______|----- (6 Ke eres yep etn
Catacanthus carrenoi (Le Guillou) (Pentatomidae):

FAUT DIANE ee Muar eT Ri a. LU a bone Ran HOrmMOosas==2522 een eee
Catorama herbarium Gorham (Anobiidae):

18 \ybg key ogo) ee ee Be ee Lee Hawaii Ss us
Cecilioides acicula (Miiller) (Achatinidae):

S01 REE PE eee STINE TEL Sree Rear Om Shy Germany +=22===-2"--52

Soil withvarious plantse 2.22) liste ba see
MrItOMUMES Dn (ClOVEL) a sete ee nae

Cepaea nemoralis (L.) (Helicidae):

ATTLOMO Dies heat ee Mees Ne ee aE Cee

Cephaloleia pretiosa Baly (Chrysomelidae):

Musa paradisaca (plantain)__.__--_-_--__--_-_-

Ceratitis capitate (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Baggage (with Castanea sp.)_-..-.-------------
Gipson) (lemon) Sos =e ee es
CA paradise (Sra peut) aos ee eee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__-____-_--_-___

C. sinensis (sweet orange)_.-.------_-_____--_._

578645—61——3

Cyprus, Italy, Turkey_

Algeria, Italy, Spain,
Tunisia.

Brazil, Israel, Italy,
Portugal, Spain,
Union of South Africa,

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
in—

Consump-
tion

Nonentry

Propaga-
tion

eee | eee 1|NJI
N.C
N.Y
N.Y.
INS
Tl.
IN SY?
Tex
N.J.
Fla., Hawaii
NPY!
Wash,
Abe | eek a ao INNES
Bi eee Ce INGYE
Dy SEE TSS Hawaii.
0 (oeeeces [ee ae ING?
Tk fk A EEG Tex.
Pa ea) op Tex.
Pee ae 1) Tex.
See 2 eee MO alifa®
Hawaii.
Ys) 2 es Mich.
2) | SR aah Hawaii,N.Y.
MALE DINED.
ee ee 1/ N.Y
TR eh 2 etree N.Y
waded 12 Sl Saawaii:
if) exes Vents Pa.
5 Ip PRE CE fad 8 fee Mich.
Petshdt YA 5 | Fla., Mass
ee eee 1 ass.
US eee ee est Md.
1 UES (Ee |e N.Y
He Sag kere: N.Y.
1 ee Sa a 8 INDYSE
1 2h Rae Fla., N.Y.,
N.C.
4 Silene LEB INE
Tex.
8 10 555 Fla., Ga.,
Md.,Mass.,
ING ING Yee
Pa., Tex.

18

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 80, 1960—Continued

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

eratitis capitata—Continued
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)...-.---------_-_

Coffeasp
Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)_____---__------_-____
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_.-..---------___--
Eugenia uniflora (pitanga)..---.----------____
Ficus carica (fig)

Fruit—unidentified__..__-....--.----.---.____-
Malus sylvestris (apple)_...--_---------..-----

VEC ALSYS [Se ee a ee NE
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)-_-
Opuntiasp. (cactus) fruit-_.-----
Phaleria papuana (seed of fruit).....--.-_---__-
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)...-.-..------------
P. domestica (plum)
PN DENSICAN( PEACH) eet s ee ee ere

Psidium guajava (guava)_..---------------_--__
Punica granatum (pomegranate)..---.---------
Pyrus communis (pear). -.---------------------
Quarters (on window)-.--..-----.----.-.-------
Vitis sp. (grape)
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)__..-----__-__-__
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)....._---.-_-__-
Ficus carica (fig)
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _-------------
Passiflora sp. (passionflower) fruit_.....____._.-
Prunus persica (peach)
Psidium guajava (guava) _.----.--------_-_=---2
Vitis sp. (grape)
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)
A. reticulata (custard-apple)--..-.__---------_-
Ceresium unicolor (F.) (Cerambycidae):
Blowers) (leis) =o 2228 < ote is ee ee Ce
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)
Cerotoma ruficornis (Ol.) (Chrysomelidae):
Cojanus cajan (pigeonpea) _--------------------
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma (Mshl.) (Curculioni-
dae):
IBrASsicalra pa) (GUrnLp) awe aoe ee
Chalciope hyppasia (Cram.) (Noctuidae):
PAST PLT RRR Ba Sah SL ec en Eel Rare EW a
Chalepus acuticornis Chap. (Chrysomelidae):
Airplane
Chalepus emoger Cr. (Chrysomelidae):
Bromeliad
Charidotis seminulum (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm)__-_-_------------
Chamaeidonea spe a ee ee
Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugareane)
Chilo suppressalis (W1k.) (Crambidae):
Onyzarsativa) (rice) Straween- seen eee eee

Country of origin

Greece, Italy, Lebanon.
Italy

Argentina, Greece,

Israel, Italy, United
Arab Republic.
ETA Wa tleren ec een
Italy,

Azores, Israel,
Portugal.
Azores, Italy.
LialyAssseeaes

Azores, Greece, Italy,
Portugal, Spain,
Union of SouthA frica,
unknown.

Azores, Israel. Portugal

Hawaii, Israel, Italy___-

Azores, Greece, Hun-
gary, Italy, unknown.

British Honduras______

EVER Weil eee ee a

IPUeKLOPRACOM eee
British West Indies__--

France, Italy__..------_

Okina wale eneeenae

Hong Kong, Japan,
Korea, unknown.

Number of in-
terceptions in—

sak 5 Collected
lsat | ga
25/3 |88
or ° ne
iS) Z |e
Oi iain [| Paes Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii.
As] RRA Hee Fila., N.Y.
£5) ee babe N.Y.
40 | eee eee IN}
3) | ee eeeal tea Mass., N.Y
1 | aoe Renee Hawaii.
1G? Soe sae Fla., Mass.,
N.Y.
Py bot 3 RL Hawaii
6 gal Fla., Mass.,
INEY?
3 yh a baht} N.Y
See
PA Resende | Pag ada N.Y
ies bee | eee 1/ D.C
arg Sy sear N.Y.
16 | 14 |_____| Fla., Mass.,
Wiese
eV bettas | ad Mass., N.Y.
el feaeseecel pieces Hawaii, NY.
10 Qh eweead eMass., N.J
N.Y.
pen ae 1 | eon SO) ae
agers rh] eee Nee
Bese Lene
Ea se Caney ie a Hawaii
Oi ee | Sarees ye
LSE | Seer | aeareel Hawaii
| ee | ee ass.
oy pepe [ie a
| Re Hawaii.
iT | Senwens | eee INES
‘1 | oes | Renee N.Y.
i ea ee Fla.
i Uys habedpae fe Hawaii.
TF eter sd | eysrneees Calif.*
71 | Sareea ee IPaRe
fey] Rees St. Croix.
te ea eee Fla.
Gibbs Py) arse |( ORE?
ees 1 |_____| Hawaii.
mee 1 Raeee exe
Pe Eo | eee 1} Fla.
i a pat ee Tex.
|| SERS ee Tex.
L'a) eed | eres Ariz., Tex.
11 2h\ee ese Calif.,
Calif.,*
Fla., Ha-
waii.,
Tex.,

Wash.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 19

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 80, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

a ' Collected
Pest and host Country of origin # eats. in—
rs} =i
a6| @|ss
ow °o ~
Ope ezaiics
Chrysolina americana (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)----------- TR: bi? sooo i ene sanrpinttoapiel a 8 1 At lac Pn N.Y
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) - -.-------------------- G@ostaRicasc eee 7 dhe a lc Calif.*
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus Ferris (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ------------------ SLES Of a a ee el PSE 7) Pees Calif.*
Chrysomphalus calurus (CKll.) (Coccidae):
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-_---------- Costa Rica, El Salva- rel eae bee baad Calif.*
dor, Nicaragua.
Chrysomphalus paulistus (Hempel) (Coccidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) --.-.------------ DES eV Al Ww Male 2a alee ys nes a Pekan Fla.
PPR WOdenaT ON Spee a aa Sa ee ee ts Oe TE | ees | 21 D.C.

Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
Cocos nucifera (coconut) --_-------
Mangifera indica (mango)

Chrysomphalus eplceriotdes (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Chamaedorea pygmaea_= _-.---------__--_--_--- IMexiCosdss 222 S2o4e eae ah oe 1 | Calif.*

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.) (Cocci-
dae):

Cntieymsp 4s (OLCDiG) oe ae CostarRi casas. an iy eee ee 1 | Calif.*
Cligenes delineata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

PSTOTMG AG eee eee eee eee Vex COS Beet |e aeeona 1] Tex.

Ord is ash Sie BREE a ee eee Central America (coun- |-----|----- 1] Tex.

! : try (?)).

Coccotrypes pygmaeus Eichh. (Scolytidae):

Texel (CO's fa) ties tek SR I eee a BYE VAN (ake t erat ne ere aS a WN ye
Coccus pseudomagnoliarum (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantium (sour orange) ---------------- CIEE) 0 Fe ts eee Calif.*
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae) :

Gardenia augusta__-_.-------------------------- Ela waiisns meaenswaoate as 16] 3] 1/1 Calif-*

Gistaitensig set Se eek eke (6 (oh Sitti eS 1 eel ees Calif. *

GONGONT CISD ean ene re een een eren eae aoe UO he as Ty eee ae Calif.*
Cochlicella barbara (L.) (Helicellidae):

PUTCO OD ILC lc a tena ate ar Ee INTAN Ce "S222 sens eee Ht | EE PRR eae La.

Ciinasilimon | Gemon) eee ee eee AU peria AA an eee AL Nee 1h aes Wash.

IGN EAVeCAre OS en sae hea nen coer n oan en na Prange, Italy, Moroc- | 26 |_----|_---- La., N.Y.,

0, Spain. S.C., Va.

Seed——mixe dus taee nob soa ee i
Cochlicella ventrosa (Fer.) (Helicellidae) :

Anthemis nobilis (Roman camomile) _----------|-----

Citrus\timon, (lemon) =_-_--------------------_--

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)

VETER GSD ss (MING) Seana nee een nan

AVE taryACAnzOsseee eee eee AS ESE F

IRELOTG ONIN SD oan mn oe a nn
Coelonertus nigrirostris Solari (Curculionidae):

Chamaedorea sp. (palm) ------------------------ IMiexI CORR a nan ae ees rey eae | ee Tex.
Conoderus azoricus 'Tarnier (Elateridae):

Milifanyecale 0s Wit. Se oe AZ OTES Me Ae pl Sa Haat Del.
Conoderus bifoveatus (Palis.) (Elateridae):

Papelera LEE ee eae (Watkn Oya ese Res | ae st | eae: P.R.
Conoderus exsul (Sharp) (Elateridae):

PAN ER UTTULTIO SD ete ae nee anne Ea walls een es here uae Oa | Steen | a Hawaii.

RO LT oe Renee ee eee oe Sk a eae | a GOL Mss LSA Ne Ae 1A | ee ree Reece Hawaii.

HEICHICONIORSD ai (LOW CIS) oa sea teen nee | es CO Eee See res dal esa tb beaded eh Hawaii.

Miarlt pancetta ne es oe a ee Ht aps 8( 6 (0 )ntpielitenesyeilaieh aha tare eh i dl estes dal Pete Hawaii.

Wrchide(howers) wees e ea ee eee (6 Ko Pape RAPE Ec al Uae pe al ih Hawaii.

ISCHITUILSISD al (DELLY) samara aae bana aan nee woe | eee Ch) tgs ee eae | See Hawaii.

Wanda‘sp* (orchid) eflowerss-= 23 2 ee ee Ee (Clee eee ae BM | taesee oe | eee Hawaii.
Conoderus pallipes (Esch.) (Elateridae):

PA Ae ear UIC EE ar ee Unknown, Wake Is- |____- OM eal Bae Hawaii.

land (?).

Conoderus rufangulus (Gyll.) (Elateridae) :

Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine) --_-------- (lest See ote i iad bse ee INES:

Watisispii(erape) ess 23 se AE eee see See ee ee aby Lig] geese a at INAS
Conotelus mexicanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):

Chrysanthemum sp. (flowers) ------------------- INTC xd COLNE Se nee e ene 1 |e ee eee Tex.

ELETALIUM SPECIMENS == See e eee oe ee Guatenala se TERS See Tex.

RLU METiGIS pee Lae ae) Ea ee te eck Jey fib ee eS dB ety 8) eats 8 Hawaii.

Vanda joaguimiae (orchid) flowers__------------|----- C6 (aoe os a oe a Hawaii.

20 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
/[An asterisk indicates State inspection].

Pest and host Country of origin

Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Consump-
tion

Collected
in—

Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

Persea americana (avocado) ___-----------.---- Miexicon2<2--2-55 52s 24 1; 1 | Calif., Tex.
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) _------------------ Guatemala, Mexico..--| 3 |-----|----- Tex.
Copris hispanus L. (Scarabaeidae):
ra tee sie cee eh res Dele Seen eo eee es Morocco (?)------------ PP] 2 Fee ee Va.
Coptotermes crossus Snyder (Rhinotermitidae):
(Pinusisp (pine) eee as Be British Honduras- -_-_-_-- Tees ee La.
Coptotermes vastator Light (Rhinotermitidae):
Areca cathecu (betel palm) nuts_____----------- Philippines. ....______. y [Sess Hawaii.
Cordylomera spinicornis (¥.) (Cerambycidae):
Khaya sp. (African mahogany) ---------------- Union of South Africa__.} 1 |-----]----- La.
Corythaica carinata Uhler (‘Tingidae):
Lippia reptans (leaf)...-----.--==-------1-----= Cubatssssss2sssssss222 1.8220. / ee Fla
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) ------------------- Netherlands New------|-----]----- 25 DIGS
Guinea, New Guinea.
Crambus ligonellus Zell. (Crambidae):
Airplanes lead Soe Wee a se PuertoeRicoz2---sesee2 | ees 1 Lal oe ae P.R.
Creatonotos gangis (L.) (Arctiidae):
Airplanes? 022 eee eon ote en eee See Unknown.....---------|----- pe) Fae Hawaii.
Cryphula apaticus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Orchid’ (plant) 2. eee ae Honduras=;-<<:----<2s|=-s<+|----- 1] Fla.
Cryphula fasciata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Isochilus major (orchid) --._-------------------- @analjZoneis—s—-e- = -- | nana | anaes 1 | Hawaii.
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Citrus limon (lemon). .~--------------=<=:----- ‘Portugal ss-22< saocscoss loose TRY Pe a Mass.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) -_.-------------------- Italy, Portugal_.__..___ 2 Ps) gst Fla., N.Y.
Prunus persica (peach) -_-__-----=+-----:------- Waly toc2ssss2sc2ss2-3i |B Ac)] Pay NE
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --------------- Greece, Israel, Italy, 800|E 23 cies N.Y.
Lebanon, Portugal,
Spain.
Cruse cohals xerampelinus Suffr. (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Gardenia augusta (flower) -_--------------~----- Cubat soo 52 eas ee y/o ieee N.Y.
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) _.___------_-.--- La Waliteens tence ce 1 ee Hawaii
Macadamia enntpolide.-- = see eee ee | ee (6 (opie dation see ag) eared ate Hawaii
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) ----- Republic of the Congo__]___-- al Mia Md.
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)---_-.------------ Union of South Africa__|____- tbl ask Fla.
Cryptotermes brevis (W1k.) (Kalotermitidae):
COV oA op bay te) ih Maes ah Fae lena Int dala emerges awellt oa ees ]2: eae Ee Hawaii
Triticum aestivum (wheat)___------------------ Brazilenee carr neneotaes 1 | ees | eee la.
Ctenochira hectica (Boh.)(Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) -------------------- WIGxXICOS Secon ene ete 1 || See eee Tex
Ctenochira hierglyphica (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf____-_.._____|----- (6 Kinde ee hee phe) estes ad ren Tex.
Ctenochira plicata (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf_._-.________]----- (0 Ko Wis bse tes pinta a eG 1 | eee Ee Tex
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Castanea sativa (European chestnut)..-----____ Mran ce italy ees “/ Mel ee INSYee Pane
Castaneaisp. (chestunt) == ee ae Italy, Portugal, Spain__}| 12 71) Sa Cato NE Me
a.
Quercus cerris (European Turkey oak)_.------- italy eso 2 oe ee | ae | eee Ne RINEDE
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
Corylusvavellanai fl bert) aoe eee Dtaly Poland sass eee A el ae 1° | INSENpys
Gorglusisps| (hazelnut) 22 eee eee A teily che = Ss ere eee yah sew ee F sya
Cylas formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -____-_-------_-_- Hong Kong, Philip- 63 |e 1 | Hawaii.
pines.
Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)-_--------------- Dominican Republic, 12 252s Hawaii,
Federation of N.Y., Oreg
Malaya, Hong Kong,
Japan, Philippines,
Singapore, Thailand.
IPOMOCUSPesszcocee ee eee TSF i] i Cl eee eee 1's; | arereee | eee Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 21

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

i Collected
Pest and host Country of origin z en Ft in—
a |
a| 2 |8s
ow o que
is) yA 8)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curcu-
lionidae): ‘
Baggage (with Ananas comosus)_-------------- PL awailtes eon eete ees i Wi) (Page bese hah Haw“ii.
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ---.------.------ Antigua, Cuba, Cura- 14) 2) |e Ala., Fla.,
cao, Dominican Re- Ga., Mass.,
public, Guatemala, N.Y, N.C.,
Haiti, Mexico. Pa., St.
Croix, Tex.
Ipomoea sp...----~------------------------ eeaee | OUD ASeeeenccnsas=aeere |e ub Sse Tex.
Giles formicarius formicarius (F.) Curculioni-
ae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_----__----------- China, Hong Kong.----- 3) Eanes | Dene Hawaii.
Dacus-cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -.------------ Ea walies 2 ae eee a ee Calif.*
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Carica papaya (papaya). ------------------.<-_|_---+ (6 aye ee Pape eee ee a Wid Pee a ee See Hawaii.
Mangifera indica (mango)_:--------------------|--=-- Cc KS SS RE Seas 3 Di | asco Calif. ,*
Hawaii.
Persea americana (avocado).._-----------------|----- C6 (0, ee mae 2) eect eons Calif.*
Psidium gquajava (guava).-2.------------------- Guam ee ese es Ty [ee S| Calif.*
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)-_-_------- AS yen Sn a eee ply (ee el ie Hawaii.
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)_..--.-----------|..--- (6 Ko ie ip eer aie ye sel Ns Ds Hawaii.
Mangifera indica (mango)---.------------------]_---- CG Ko foe a Dea a te Hawaii.
Passifiora sp. (passionflower) fruit._-----------].--.- (6 Ko ee arin et Seas Ty eetcee [Sot 2s Calif.*
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):
Gleareuropaea\ (Olive)-=2-2-2--- 5 === oe Greece, Israel, Italy, baiji FE a is i Mass.,
Lebanon, United Mich.,
Arab Republic. N.Y.
res guitata bohemani Spaeth (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf__...-..------ IMiexi COM ane a ei a |e Pa |e ce Tex
COTO STG be a ie ee a 66 Ko eS | eee ea 1 | Tex
Delphacodes teapae (Fowler) (Delphacidae):
IECRINOGOTUSS Dieta eee a ato ee neem nwee IPOQUh phe = ea ee 1.| Fla.
Dendrocoris variegatus Nelson (Pentatomidae):
leidoeiho lt es ee eee IMiexicotsca= 2 2 2ac sso ee Se aes 1 | Ariz.
Orch ee as a 7 se ee | GO Wrsis sober soars 65] OR 1 | ex.
Dercynus micronyr Champ. (Curculionidae): 1 | Fla.
Brownea grandiflora (seed)_-------------------- Mrinidags 2s 2226 as | sess Sa 1 | Fla.
pcueerocampia atromaculata Stal (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf___..---------- IVIGxd COSses = Sascee anes 2 eee ges Tex.
Diabrotica lepida (Say) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid) gee ae a eee = oa ao aee nea eae 6 Koy Se a ee oe | ea 1 | Tex.
Diabrotica porracea Har. (Chrysomelidae):
leywopoor steels Vee Se ee eee eee GO ea een | Soe eae 1 | Ariz
Diachus auratus F. (Chrysomelidae):
ZNO CLAS UOT YLT es Sa Se ee ee C6 Ly Ag le 7 ta ah oe a 1 | hex.
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
Te LOLOCEN CLOTS D tea en ee eee ee Netherlands sae ee | eens | heap SHU TINEA INI SA
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) leaf._..__-------- Cubasis =n Sees gE ee ie eee

Fla.
Gilrusis ps) (Oat) pase eee en eee nee Calif.,* Tex.
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):

Gardeniajaugusial leat) 22) 8 ee INBYE

Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) --_-_------ Hawaii.

USTIUTLULTUS De ae Ee eee Hawaii, Hong Kong Hawaii.
Dialeurodes vulgaris Singh (?) (Aleyrodidae):

Jasminum sp. (jasmine) _.---_----------------- mn digesta en beens es an eee re 1 | Wash,
Diaphania itysalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):

PAU DANO a te bee a ets ee US ee ee DAT (2) peers eee | Bea DEN eee Hawaii.
Diaprepes abbreviatus (L.) var. (Curculionidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)___-___-_------------ WeTLOVR COs aaa ea aa Be i ce (Ee mm Pans
Diaprepes famelicus (01.) var. (Curculionidae):

PANTO SSW en GLOW CL) see ee eee Berm aeetee eae oe cee! eo ee es N.Y.
Dictyophorus spumans (Thunb.) (Acrididae):

None (live entomological specimen) -__-------- Union of South Africa_- 5 Ups (eee ah (ee N.Y.

Dicyphus annulatus (Wolff) (Miridae):
Gactucaisativa (lettuce) =.2-2.--+---2.2---.-==-=— Wtaliyastes ce cocsece se [tess a be Sea! Tex.

22 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 8 Pe & in—
~—
Sq/ 8 leq
SESH tel SS
or ~
Sr | a Ne
Dicyphus stachydis Reut. (Miridae):
IN ETIS Den COCK) ee eee enue Trelan dee eee | aes | ame T | INGYS
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
LOnCROCanDUSsISD. (Aa see eee eae eee Perus_2=s 222 2zeaeest ese 1 2eeoo ee N.Y.
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):
PATRDIANG 2 toe te nn re ET Saad So EF Wnknownessssssoe eens eee be Hawaii.
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _-_-_---_--__-----____- Hawaiies 2s ee 6 [paces |bee Hawaii.
Dynegy calandrodes Zimm. (Curculioni-
ae):
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean) -_--__|----- Go A Sr i eee eee Hawaii.
Dyscinetus laevipunctatus Bates (Scarabaeidae):
AICOMODI ee pas = Be bees ONS ae Rae Miexicos222a hee ie aes |e Poe Tex.
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):
Allium sativum: (garlic)_ 122222 lice secek sees kee Italy, Spain_....-...___ 127) Soe niSsas prepa
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cassiaisp< (senna): 22 22 ee ene a waiil--= 2225-222. 2222 1.) OSsouia ys Hawaii
Ceratonia siliqua (carob) beam.___._-___-_-__-___ Italy, Lebanon_-__-___-__ ee ee eee N.Y.
Cydonia oblonga (quince)______-------------_-_ Greece! s2-22="--5=2-22- LOLS OTIEL eS N.Y.
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)__.-..------------- Waly iessececosesce=2- 5 A Pa i |e N.Y.
Juglans regia (English walnut)__..---..--_-__- Greece_._-----____---_- 5 }13 OF! 2 DEES N.Y.
Juglans Sp..Qwalnut) a. Ce eas Italy, Portugal___-____- 22 122). Boe N.Y.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) _._.__--_-_----_ Greece, Israel, Italy_-_- Oe TSS Mass., N.Y.
Pyrus communis (pear)_____-_--------_---22-_- Taly-tslscse-- 2222522 J.) OS SER I > oes .Y.
Samanea saman (raintree saman) pod_-__-__---_- HMawailts-25 5.2.20 009 Pi Co Boh eeny Hawaii.
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) pod_-__._--_-__-- Jamaica, Japan (?), 2h oes 1 | Fla., Wash.
Philippines.
Ectomyelois muriscis (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (carob) pod_.-_-_-_-_--_________- TATA Cae ees eon eee Li) ee ee Tex.
Enterolobium cyclocarpum___._.-.__----_------- Mexico: 2B a2 nog tire) f)saee | ste DP tBexs
Edessa rufomarginata (DeGeer) (Pentatomidae):
Cargonoiiks aes etabee ls Bike ewe olen. British Honduras--__-_- EICED See SSS Fla.
Empoasca flavescens (F.) (Cicadellidae):
Plants—undentified2:.. 2 Se. ee ee INetherlands*2 22222 Ste ae 1|N.J.
Ephestia calidella (Guen.) (Phycitidae):
Ceratonia siliqua (carob).._..------------------ Thaly.- 22 Rese pS eae AB aE IN:
Epichorista ionephela (Meyr.) (Tortricidae): : ;
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)___| Union of South Africa__| 3 |_----|----- INS Yi
Epilachna borealis (F.) var. (Coccinellidae):
Orehid.223% 4 ot Jeet score ee IM@xiCO!2.s=22ceseesee=a)soso 5a 1) Tex.
Epilachna mexicana (Guer.) (Coccinellidae):
EANALSISD sa (DINE) KCO NC Sete ae em ee eae e ye ye ap ed | ese Ose 4/2 Sa Tex.
Epinotia aporema (Wl1sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_...-.-----_-_|----- dod). 22 Sa 1 i PSS ae Tex
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) -__.-------- Mae OU HA nent ee ea 1 Ee ee Tex.
Vigna sinensis (cowpea) -___--_-.----------.---- Argentinas. 22 eee se DEN? AS Ee Bes Fla.
Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Buxrus sempervirens (common boxwood)------- Netherlands: 2-2-2 20a een eae 3] NJ.
Ernobius abietis F. (Anobiidae):
VPiCEOISD 94) (CONES eee ee te ne ee Germanys ees 7a ae 1 Ses Md.
Eutheola rugiceps (LeC.) (Scarabaeidae):
Ainplanececcecti ies uhh eae ie Se Wink yin seer gi) Bae Hawaii.
Euleia heraclei (F.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) ---.------------------ nelandenste senses es 1 eee Nia
Euricania splendida (Fab.) (Ricaniidae):
FATT 1] BIGOT Ts ee eA Unknownees= 22s. |anane be) pa ae Hawaii.
Euscepes post fasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Baggage (with Ananas comosus)____---_-----__ EVA Wali ee he ne ee iE) pee (meee Hawaii.
Ipomoea batatas (sweet potato) __.___--_--_____- Barbados, Brazil, 4 By | a Ala., Hawaii,
Japan, Puerto Rico, INGY*; Pas
Trinidad.
Mail (peanuts and cut flowers) __._--_--___--____ Ma walieite- see ok Boas lene Hawaii.
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)___-------- MICXI COME Srna kel PAN PADS S15] Pea E Tex.
Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
UBF OSS7CO, OLENA CE Mme e eee ee T31G) ab bene AL | ee Tex.
B. oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -.-------------- France, Norway... .---]_---- 2. ees INBYS
B. oleracea capitata (cabbage)__---------------- Belgium, France_------|----- Ae | eae N.Y., Tex.
Evetria tessulatana Stdgr. (?) (Olethreutidae):
Cupressus sp. (cypress) cones__---------------- Brancelecses=-=4=-42-5 pg eee (CL INEYS
Exptochiomera formosa (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Orchid: oo oo eee ee ae ae eke c oe Mexico sesso ee eee eee 2| Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 23

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin zl P bs in—
a= oo
48/2/28
ow ~
Sy | FA WE
Exptochiomera oblonga (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
ossypium sp. (cottonseed) -------------------- Miexico== <s2=e--<—=--=—— 1 Reese Rees Ariz.
Fieberocapsus flaveolus (Reut.) (?) (Miridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)______---.------------ Scotlang&ss=222=2==—-= goo | eee N.Y.
Fiorinia theae Green (Coccidae):
Camellia granthaminana-.--.-------------------- HongKong eseesas sees | peel Ab ea DW
Forficula aetolica Brunn. (Forficulidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --------------- Greece ===. e= essa ag agape | N.Y.
Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
PAT CIOLS SLDECR OUT OL Ge ean one an Japanneenscoses eee is Bee .----| Hawaii.
CTU SUTLRENBILTRSD ae oe een a ene GOSS ee eee ee. 5 al eae Hawaii.
(COFFS RTOS (0772) ) NS a ae ee ee area Hong Kong_.---------- UP esse .----| Hawaii.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) --_----------- Japan= assess aeceae 20 ee Hawaii.
IDA INUSISD ee oe re oa se ene een een eee C6 pt a arate 4 ae es Rie eee Hawaii.
IN a (Ee ee eee Hijiislandss2e-2222 Thi ess eres Hawaii.
GUT OETMONAUGUSLO Do ae a nee West Pacifies=2 2. == en sito 8 hg eas Hawaii.
Gladiolerspny brid ee ee ee ee Japanese sees eeee es eens i et ps Hawaii.
Hyacinthus orientalis (common hyacinth) ------|_---- GOS ane een Pe seats ee Hawaii.
Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)_.--------------|----- Co lo starts hate tee tienes pee ese Hawaii.
LL. medeoloides (wheel lily) bulb__--------------]|_---- GO een |peoee eames 1] D.C.
LETT IT TS ST ae leat heated Nhe ieee epee tacit 5 We Oe ae ie ee nee phe] eee pb ieace Hawaii.
PFOS CAR IG ee nen ee a ee re ea C0 Vo lat este heer ese > dal bi Sas aaa Hawaii.
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Callistephus chinensis (China aster)------------ Mranees 72 Sosses srs esse 1 hf beset | Paetgia ING
Calluna vulgaris (heather) flowers_-._---------- Germany s22222atesoe i il teeta eek N.Y.
Chrysanthemum sp. (flowers) ..-.-------------- England, Germany, 3 1 Go Perera INGY):, ba.
unknown.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) flowers------ Seem, Netherlands Sul ceee a eeeee Mass., N.Y.
orway.
Mlowers-—-mixed s) 222.3 52224) 522 ieee ao se Denmark, England, 8 ba} pase Mass., N.Y.
France, Germany,
Netherlands, Swe-
den, unknown.
Gladiolus hybrid (flowers) _..------------------ Germany 222 sss a it Page hee N.Y.
Lactuea sativa (ettuce)_ ----2-----_---------- =~ Unknowns 22s 2sse eee eaee 16 eee INE
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) flowers__-_-------- Netherlands--_-_.--------]----- tle) Seay Nes
Malvaceae (flowers)_....-------------------=-- Mrane@s-o hens csssaenee a jee al agentes Nase
Plants—unidentified (222. -* === === nee Netherlands 225-222 S82) 22222 |e see 3 | N.J.
Rosa hybrid (flowers) -..=.--------222----=2_2-- Austria, England, Ger- 9 1 1 | Mass., N.Y.
many, Poland, Swe-
den, unknown.
Viola sp. (violet) flowers__.-------------------- Belgium, France-_------ pi Pease Bae INGSY
Zanini Gispsi(HOWers) a2. one ean eee ena England: 2252222552" 2"2 a= eens beta pe Pa.
Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb. (Thripidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)--..| Union of South Africa_-| 2 |_----|----- N.Y.
Frankliniella tenuicornis (Uzel) (Thripidae):
ZIB TUTE TOY (EO) SS Italy#-.25-2s-s.sSSeeeee 5b ale ea eae PART.
Oryza sativa (rice) straw rope_-_-_--------------- Japan: one Ses eee fig eae Hawaii.
Frankliniella tritici (Fitch) (Thripidae):
Hlowers—mixeqs.s oie hese INTAN COC coe eee a BES 5 eee Mass.
Frankliniella williamsi Hood (Thripidae):
LETT GtAL IIb: Sees eae Sees ee eet IMexic0ses—2sss22=s-ee a bape) Ea N.Y.
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-__------------------- Barbados, Haiti-_------- PY) | oe [eats N.Y.
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ___------------------ Scotland. -=22==--3-2-— pi eager fete N.Y.
Geniocremnis chilensis (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
SPT UNIS COMESLICG| (DIUM) eee ae ea nae Chilezsse eases PWN aed bead alae INES
Prunus persica nectarina (nectarine)_----------|_-- GO fe ee ead i i (ees PG eae N.Y.
Geotomus pygmaeus (Dall.) (Cydnidae):
Bixa orellana (anatto tree) seeds__------------- Guam 22.55 25-02 seL es 1 ec eee Hawaii.
Gnaphalocrocis medinalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
PANE DANO eth Hee ey MUN aR Le IMN Wa yen cesscs een com eens 5p josey Hawaii.
Sacornmoachens gudmanella (Wlism.) (Gelechii-
ae):
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) - ----------------- IMiexi colus seas Dal Senet) see Ariz., Calif.
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
BELO UULGATIRs (DERG) Suse ae ee ene France, Israel, United |-_---- oaleeeee IND Geel ete
Arab Republic. Tex.

SONGS taco tes ao eat eee LPL oc ewece soe NSTrAC Ae ooo wee cece SSeS i | eae ING

24 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin 5 is bs in—
“= a)
a] 8 lee
S) Ro
es & |es
oO ZG |
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae):
Cydonia oblonga (quince) 20a eee Tex
PYTUSKCOMMULNIS: (DEAT) Hoon ences ate neon eee lene Ibe jeer oso Tex.
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum Costa Lima (Ole-
threutidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)-.--_.-_-___------ Curacao seas ee ae eee Tg es INBYS
Ceres ficorum (Marchal) (Phiscothripi-
Ficus religiosa (botree fig)__..---------------.-- Miexd co eases saree nen | ence | eee es 1 | Ariz.
Soil on automobile fender____------------------ Cuba te ies semaines | eens | eae Fla.
Haplothrips aculeatus (F.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Plants—unidentified_____-.-._--._----_____-__- Netherlands = 222222225) s22s5|==-2- TONG
Salix sp. (willow) dwarf tree_------------------ Ja pans semeneee ee | Poe eae 1 | Calif.*
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)-~___.2-__-___ AZOTCS Ee I ee eee saa AG | eres | ees Mass_
Haplothrips dianthinus Pr. (Phlaeothripidae) : -
ZUTULGAST ss (HO W.CES eee Winkno wiles scene nero |e ify | eee N.Y.
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frank1.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Agapanthus africanus (African agapanthus)__-_| Japan------------+-+__-- | Hawaii.
Begonia sp. (flowers).-----22--2222222222-2 2212 Bermuda as eensee ne |e eee 1 RINSE
Canavalia sp. (flowers) _-.-----2_22-22--222-22_- Ea Walimeeeeaeene snake 4 [es ea Calif.*
CRrysanthem Na sp ee ae eae eee Japan sae seks a knew 2.4) eek eee Hawaii.
Coffectsps (cuttings) 223 ee Guatemala___--_----_-_ | eae eee Fla.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) .------------ Ary Ov Neate ae Se | ees) pS bo Hawaii.
Mow ers—=mi xed ea eae ee ee American Samoa, Bel- JO peee ese Hawaii, N.Y.
gium, Israe
Nerium oleander (oleander)_------------------_- le(naaqno Vo 2e ae INBYS
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)__--| Union of South Africa_.| 1 |-----|----- N.Y.
Haplothrips nigricornis Bagn. (Phlaeothripidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) |-_---- GOpsaer eee meen sys lio | See eee NEYS
flowers.
Haplothrips tritici (Kurdj.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Triticum aestivum (wheat) spikes....2-_______ Teton NOV a Pease sl ace, INBYe
Heilipus lauri Boh. OR :
Persea americana (avocado) seed___------=----- CostamRicart=222<-"22s5 ees na ak ae Calif.*
Helicella caperata (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Carthamus tinctorius (safflower) seed_____------ Portugal saat sss cases |= ee eee 1] D.C.
lowers mixed] sates sake pile eee ee ran come see eam oes een i | eI | N.Y.
Military cargos ee ee eee France, Morocco-_--_-- dg ep eas, Del., La., Va.
Rubus sp. (blackberry) -.---- 2-22 2 Se 222s ees Trelan dia s= 20a ies Ped ext | eae 1 | N.Y.
Helicella cespitum (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Miltary CancOse see ee ee eee ib yassaoetos sessessens i] | §.C.
ney. conspurcata (Draparnaud) (Helicel-
ae
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)____.-------- Tally tees eoetes eae EAE aig [EE INISYS
Helicella cretica (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
Mili taryacan gO see eae aoe eee re eee Greecesttatss saat eeears T= | eae ML La.
Bae derbentina (Andrezjowski) (Helicel-
idae):
Military ae BO lg Nafta taba df babid oa seeped ceed 3-jeceee | N.Y., S.C.
Helicella itala (L.) (Helicellidae):
Bag pdoeias see ron tes ean ae De eeoet feeer NY.
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) A) [eben N.Y
Helicella lornacensis Kobelt (?) (Helicellidae):
IM DUNK Ae (Capo CES Es a ee Greece ----. =e Jy] Se ey N.Y.
Helicella maritima (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Mit arys Care Oak Coenen Eth eae NST France, Italy, Morocco_| 5 |\_----|_---- ne eee
.C., Va.
Sot with Chrysanthemum sp. and Dianthus sp. | Greece...--------------|-----|----- 1} Mass.
plants.
Helicella neglecta (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
JATttOmM DiUeSs = Se er eS France eee ake ]! 5) Fee Re La.
Cargo—general Ss. tera ee eed hee c es SENS Gowisa<Sst eee De ee ee La.
Militaryicargo men ee Ree EES | do /sueeiostL Lae | MAE ee La.
Helicella profuga (Schmidt) Helicellidae):
Military Cargo ste ct eee aR cease Se Greecetadssos227s2422=2 Lt ee ee La.
Helicelia pyramidata (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
at hyrius SPs (SECU) eae eee Ttaliy2 Soe ean denne 1-|ne Sees N.Y.
eed=uniden tified Re atss esi tes Se eek G02 ee eee 1 | Mich
Helicelia striata (Miiller( (?) (Helicellidae):
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) - ----- Spain’ 2-22-32 eae eS ee Dy Bees INBYS
Soil with Commelina sp. and Lonicera sp__------ @réeCee sacs actsce eee sles IRIN SYae

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 25

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued.
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin zl Pe bs —
=I bo
ag| 2@ |es
ow i=) nue
16) Za lo
Helicella variabilis (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
FAUT TOM GU CS =n ee te eee es ral C= - <2 ewes anaes
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) .------------ Ronee sees een | ane
IVT EV I; (CEN) hs RS Se ese ee France, Libya, Turkey_
LOCH OTROS as (Cae eee Ttalytso5--5 2c ee eset
Helicella virgata DaCosta (Helicellidae):
Wii tary CareO2-s-— te ee Spain Sse ssa eee
Helicina zephyrina Duclos (Helicinidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) -_..-----.----------- Mexicon*2ie2cetess eeu
Helix aperta Born (Helicidae):
TBP 5 eS ee talyoeo scone eens
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -..-------- ES C0 a ee a ee ee Oa
B. oleracea capitata (cabbage) __---.-------------- pea (a ee ery gee
Heliz aspersa (Miiller) (Helicidae):
PANE LOINO DIG ee ree ee eae tooo ose Mexico a hee a ee 352 | Ee
ISVs: eS SOS Ae Se eee italy es See eae ee x
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)------------ IAZOLES See Sees ares DATE Lee
(CEYORTR. =) 2 eS ee ee eee MINT GX COs eee ee Ee eee
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ___.-------------- JAZ OT OS ieee eae ne BG | er ee
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -...---------- tally Sse ees
TIA OS Be ae see ae eee oy eS eee
Wactucarsativa, (etthuce) == 2-2-2. ------=---- 2 = Spainsee Se as eo ee eee
Winlitary{Car OMe se = sae eco ence eee ee ran Cokes ss sons =e eee
None Geaaent GS food) 2: Se hea sak ete Tita se eee
OSGI DN Geen ane an ont oe ee ene ee Colombia=== ae | Fae
SedImISp wees a8 eh Teese ete oo ine lan digas ase ee eeee| Se
Helix figulina Parreyss (?) (Helicidae):
Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage) _...-------- Tsrael’e 2. setceesaes kes
Heliz pomatia L. (Helicidae):
Nonex(brougotias food) seas = sees eee Mrancencs sess ase
Soil with Viola sp. (violet)__..__-------------- Germany] =. 222-285 8 |e as eee
Hellula undalis (F. )(Pyraustidae):
Br SsiCan a Dan (LULDID) ae eee United Arab Republic
Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
Castanenisp (chestnut) ee o2 se eee Dtalyseoe eek easee aes el one
ee One aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichi-
ae
WWOOdI (Crate) S22 sh onaaa: 28 tna nee terse ee Soke India, Vietnam---..---
pcre eualcius brunneus (Murray) (Bostrichi-
ae
Zonthorylum senegalense-----=.-----_-_-_---_.. IN Seria see eee
Heterotermes convexinotatus (Snyder) (Rhinoter-
mitidae):
IBrOmMe lad Saws ea ee Pe eee ae Me@xico= 2222 Soni toat he nes | Bele
AL TIUTOUS Dg (CY. CHG) Ben soe eee a ee | eee COL | ed
Hileithia decostalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
NIVION SEER GLELECEOSC ee eer ee ee |e (6 (0) ee eh Oe eee
Holcostethus vernalis (Wolff) (Pentatomidae): .
PASTE DI ANC ee ee eee anak ene see ee Wrance==22-2--225-- 2488
Homoegamia mezicana (Burm.) (Polyphagidae):
COTA OVTG Uses a see Eee SS epee eye eee MexiCO! Sooo banttte cs feeds | eet
HAygromia hispida (L.) (Helicellidae)
TNS dase: Se oe Pe Oe ee ee ee ID Yevobaatsye ep ak Se eee es
Hylurgops palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae):
IPNU3|SD A (pine) banka = ee ee eee aa elen SCR wet Eee
HAypera nigrirestris (F.) (Curculioniade):
PSU IVUSI DENS IC MA (PEACH) seas ase eee (Wnkmown ee ee
Hypera pestica (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
PAU CUOCIS Deere en ee ee Netherlands sesssoese sen eaeee eee
Hypoborus fi icus Er. (Scolytidae):
LYCOS COPIA (CH) Es Se ee Vsraveli te. oS ber ae are aa
RELECUL ESTOS ep ea ele NO LE SI wae SOW hp eee pe 8
Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Brome] aes eee mate cr ede ene oe Wexicoe=---223-2-<2-55-| 1-225) 4enee
eradotna nities pilifer Mayr (Formicidae):
See Ie = ee eh a pee ee Colombiaiss sass es ea ee
Iridothrips iridis (Wats.) (Thripidae):
UTZ SIS De ec a ee mn Sree as ie A oat Enel an dase ee eee
Kalotermes flavicollis (F.) (Kalotermitidae):
Cydonia oblonga (quince) _...------------------ Greece seats ete eke
Lamellazis gracilis (Hutton) (?) (Achatinidae):
Soiltwithiiernsjand palms DY fb Xo (0) ge eee ee ee eee

578645—61——_4

26 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

f Collected
Pest and host Country of origin E Pov in—
~—
q i-9)
z8| 2 |28
ow y
OM ey |
Lamellaris micra (Orbigny) (Achatinidae):
Herbs eb tecuke eae Bee ee Barbados_____-----_--- 1a See ee N.Y.
Orchid fh doves 2 bh es ee ey eM British Honduras -_____|-----|----- 1 | Tex
Boilie: $200. owe saale eel oda aoe Dominican Republic___| 1 |-----]_--_- Fla,
Soil with palm plants____---.__.__--_--_______- Bermuda eee | a as Fla.
Soil with unidentified plants________.________- @uba.).--532224--- 52224 |ses| eee 1 | Fla.
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Canavalia sp. (mauna loa) lei____-.--------__-- ig wallce Wee eee ees 21 Sees Calif. ,*
Hawaii
Tegumet but sive nie bi go Pe ease oa eo eee Calif.*
Pisum sativum (pea) Calif.,*
Wash.
Sesbania grandiflora__....-.--.-.--..----------- i Hawaii.
SESDONI GSD sae see eT ees Oe A Oe Hawaii.
Strongylodon lucidus Hawaii.
Lamprolonchaea aurea (Macq.) (Lonchaeidae):
Airplanew se so sie ee ey Se (6 Co) Se ae | 3 22s8 Hawaii.
Laspeyresia dorsana (F.) (?) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)__..------------------ Ntalyo soos eco sete BU se N.Y.
Laspeyresia fabivora Meyr. (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) ___--_----- db XG (G) OR ee ee 1) Bh }tacus Fla.
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Baggage (with Lilium sp. bulbs)-..-.._-__----- Ttahyite ee a3) Shee ee a N.Y.
Castanea sativa (European chestnut) -__--__--__|_-__- dolsesn a ea 9 BY aed PR N.Y.
Castanea sp. (chestnut)_..___-.-..__-----._--- Canary Islands, 62 et ee ea Ala., Mass.,
France, Germany, N.Y.
Israel, Italy, Portu-
gal, Spain, Yugosla-
via.
Quercus sp. (oak) acorm___.__------_-_---_-_____- Hrance sees a ed OOS seas aes 6 La.
Las peyresia strobilella (L.) (Olethreutidae):
Picea abies (Norway spruce) cone_.-___-_----__ Switzerland____________ Wy] Lace uae N.Y.
‘Piceaisp-4(Spruce)) cone wants sen as Eneglande se] sae JEN ti Sl) |e Bb N.Y.
Lema erichsoni Suffr. (Chrysomelidae):
Dahlia hy brid\\(flower) 2a awn ee Germany. --2 4a 6 | eases OME N.Y.
Lema melanopa L. (Chrysomelidae):
Convallaria magalis (lily-of-the-valley)--_.--___- ‘Denmarka grein ys © ii Pee Santen 1} N.Y.
OSG NY DTIGse se eae ene en yee nul eg aN Pnglandscies 2 ee ee ee 1} NJ.
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Pacts Raa wie rE ens a ie Apel ras teres Mexicosseciwore) ses ie nae 1] Tex.
Lepidosaphes pini (Mask.) (Coccidae): .
Pinus sp. (pine) needles__...__-.-.-------.---- Via pane ss is od LeeLee Diipasear Calif.*
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae): i
Codiaewm variegatum (variegated codiaeum)-__-_| Hawaii______-_-____-_.- 1 1 1 | Calif.*
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Cymbidium suave (orchid) 2224222 PAS traliazes 2222 Le See Ee 1 | Calif.*
(OTL SAU OA TD NEI RL ie Ne ee Japan, New Zealand___|_---_|_-___ 4 | Calif.*
Leptoglossus chilensis (Spin.) (Coreidae):
VAtEiS{ST (ET ATIO) eee re eat ene erate Chile-}- oro g eae OSL aes N.Y.
Leucania loreyi (Dup.) (Noctuidae):
Packing with Lilium sp. bulbs____-------.---- EN ofzho vbr teres a RSacee Ce Rab iia M) Earp). Se 1 | Oreg.
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant)______---_-_---____ Indonesiges = 2b Ss heen eres na Mass.
Solanum Spree se eee ee ee ee iiberlaswssss~ ssa Oe eee ee N.Y.
Leucoptera coffeella G.-M. (Lyonetiidae):
Coffenisps (coffee) Neate reese Brazil, Costa Rica__-_-_- Ja (ee as Fla.
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Cucumis melo cantalupensis (cantaloupe) ------- IM@XICOLsisss4sssesesees | 26 styss 3g Tex.
Limothrips denticornis (Hal.) (‘Thripidae):
Dianthus spss es ee eee Rung anyeeaee see see 1 ES Peace et INSYS
Soil with unidentified grass_____..-.._________- Germany. 2222 22232222 te eee LW eNoye
Soil with Petroselinum crispwm (parsley) ------ Onkno wie ea eee gy We N.Y.
Soil with Picea sp. (spruce)_.-..2-..----.--__-- (ermany eee eee | | ese | Se Mass.
Listroderes subcinctus (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Prunus domestica (plum)..-.----..--.--------- @hile ste. 2y sess ae net |e N.Y.
VALSSDsN(ETADE) aa een een ort a entad |e doles 2c 2 ani pi aes | TS N.Y,
Lobesia botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
Vitiaisp., (Srape) sce seein SaaS Italy, United Arab Re- ff eae S| N.Y.
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae): public.

Roots—unidentifed ea eee eee Ching! 32. fears 1) a Sa FY ae) Mich.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 27

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—-Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
in—

Pest and host Country of origin

Propaga-
tion

;
Q ima)
Eve
oq

ao) 8
or

oO Z

Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):

L\Whe 0) rg os ee I ee El Salvador, Jamaica
AViaena nce totes boy 22 Jo ae Hawaii
Plywood—unidentified___...--.-__----------- Unknown! 2 Sete 2s
Lygaeus albo-ornatus Blanch. (Lygaeidae):
Ariumicepa: (Onion) ..--- 1... 2. -- = se Chileb ern c a ea ene ne
Lygus lineolaris (P. deB.) (Miridae):
LEAT DS SEE OR Od OY OE ore fant ao IVLOKICO =a ee eee Us| peel Pete Ariz.
GT SANEheIm UI SDoe eek ee sen 70 (0 asa es chi, Sie Sarr 24 eee eas Ariz.
Lygus rugulipennis Poppius (Miridae): :
actuca sativa (lettuce)! 22-22 sea NAN Saino eee ae el ee Tale == Mich.
Plants—nnidentified_-!2._.2._._-__-- L222 L- England, Netherlands-|-----|----- 9 | N.J., Wash.
Macroscytus japonensis Scott (Cydnidae)
LTT AEE RS BS SE ee Japan weoeewe eee eee aaa p Fas pe erat Wash,
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Noctuidae):
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage) _..--------|----- GOED Eo wera Pewee Ub eee Ga.
B. oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) __.--.---------- Belgium, France, Ger- |----- (| eae ee NG Y:,
ex,
B. oleracea capitata (cabbage) Heleeoee ING
Bactice sativa) (lettuce) 222 ee |e INA
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae): t
TREES ys PE Oe oie a a Se eas TON gw KON. S222 oe sear ee ee ees 1 | Hawaii.
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)______-___-_----_-_--- IWeTtORRICOL = eee | [sues ite Ill., P.R.
Canavalianmicnocanpa ee ese TS EN gb UR ie ee BES 23S| ieee | eee Hawaii.
Cunavalia sp. (mauna loa) lei_-_-_--------------|----- dome eene eens pO ye eee eae Calif.,*
Hawaii.
OPM en HO WEL) ee eee en oe Nec eS ee GO = ea eae I | FSP pe Calif.*
Phaseolus lunatus macrocarpus (lima bean)....| Puerto Rico___--------- 4 een eee Ill.
TE, HORA ET SREY | TRS cs a a Gow aie as ak ces A (SCS gE Se VOU on ees Roe
P. vulgaris var. (string bean)_-_.---------------|----- COU 7) | seen ee l., P.R.
Sesbania grandiflora (flowers) __--------------_- Va Wallen. weer ee 3 i[eesee|eeose Hawaii.
SETONGULOUOMILUCIAUS a. ae a een ee eee eee GO st heen aie aes pee eee Hawaii.
SGA SDL ES SCS) SE eR Oak Ee (6 [oR Se Se ee 1 (ea Lene PS Hawaii.
Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae): ye
Ipomoea pes-capree (soilbind morningglory)_---]_---- Gon te Ee wee Des | Se ee ee Hawaii.
POILOCAISD i (SCC G) Hise ee Ee Ee ll eek 00.2 eee 1 fe ae re Calif.*
Megacyllene spinifera (Newn.) (Cerambycidae):
Tap ES Oe eS eae ES Se ia STON yee Argentina. 22--82sc5255 aS | eee eae IN;
Megasoma elephas (Fab.) (Scarabaeidae):
NST A STARS SES EI ia ESS Wi eee dk tr eer ae Panamas toe ts 2h 10) Bee Fla.
Megastigmus limoni (Grit.) (Torymidae):
Eremocitrus glauca (desertlime) seed_____-_-_-- PACS GIA cy ee cree | eee 1] D.C.
Megastigmus strobilobius Ratz. (Torymidae):
Picea abies (Norway spruce) seed___-__-______- Germanyennnsosene hse |S aeee aoee 1) NJ.
Megastigmus tsugaphilus Kamijo (Torymidae):
Tsuga sieboldii (Siebold hemlock) seed______-__- apenas coke nan eee el | eee Le | IN
Melanoranthus melanocephalus (F.) (Elateridae): ss
Vanda hybrid (orchid) flower_____.__-_-________- Mawalis.- 22 fees Le |Seressleeens Hawaii.
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (L.) (Cur-
culionidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)___-____-___-_____-__ Puerto Rico__.--------- A | "es fer. ook TERED
al hemipterus sericeus (Ol.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_________-_-_______- @uba ete ee ees cee AD |e eee Fla.
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana)_________- Colombia, Ecuador, (aah pl er Fla., La.,
Panama. INET Berets
S.C., Tex
Metanema ategua (Druce) (Geometridae):
NST OVE IC 5 Se ee Ne Central America (coun- |_---- pi eee Fla.
try(?)).
Metopoplar ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Gompositaci(head) =a ea ee IMGTOCCOMe ee eee eaee al i 8 oh paneeaah 2 N.J.
Miccotrogus picirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
WUMIDETALSISD UDI Deh) oe eee ae ae ee ae Hneland Meese se seo ee sees Ee 15, | INEWe
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Wood—unidentified__...____________-._-_-___- IMIE@xi COW tte een TL) eee nur INGYsS
Micrelus ericae (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ---_._.___..----__--- Scotlands sates mane se {i5)| RH (EN Mass.

Mirperus ferrugineus Stal (Coreidae): ‘ 3
Airplane eee eee ae PHilippines sees n| ih Bases Hawaii.

28

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
oS

Pest and host Country of origin 5 Pb A
~~
rs a0
28| 2 |28
or r=)
oOo 14 la
Monacha carthusiana (Miiller) (Helicellidae):
MA baryuCangOe hss 22 oo tk or ee Bere ERS SREP Frances -22ss22c2seeeece 0 ees eee
Rosathy brid? 2222) 2s Ee Peewee es Se Slee (6 (0 eee ee, L- | ssss2) 3
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_--_-__---__-------_- Jamaica. eens Dees. ayer
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)_.-.-------------- Vietnam 2222-22--22--- 1 -|-2-i0}0btes
LANG 0 0 CE Eases Sel POS Ses ee eee eee) Philippines-____---_--_- SE sae Pee
Fler bs kee is Sree ee. ae aaa me eae Dominican Republic-_-- oe ee eee
Orchidhae Se eise lew hel anaes ence nen dase Jamaicae-*---==--=52528|2-- 2/22 1
Soiliwithvautomobilecse-s-ste--ee eeeenee Germany (?)_....--.--_- Ye | OOS) RE RE
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (?) (Phycitidae):
IZEQVIN GY Sh(COLM) ee enh RTA, Miexico=<2==2===-===-=-- J ap sehen
Mordellistena catileyana Champ. (Mordellidae):
Gattleyaisps (orchid) = Brazil--:+2222222--22224)}sss=2|2-52 1
Morganelia longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) _..-----------_- Japan=<accssses- Us Be 1) [Reece
CS DOTGN1S?) (DOME]O) =a eae ene eel Mahitienesssss==s=e PUB) ES
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)._.....:------_- AREY oye ho Ree ee ees 614 ae
C. sinensis (sweet orange)__-=--=-----=-----2=-|_____ dow2=s2s22252422225|GRe LH eae
Macadamia ternifolia (Queenslandnut macada-| Hawaii___-_._____--_--- BN PROS ERY a
mia) nut.
Myelobia smerintha (Hbn.) (Galleriidae):
Bamboowssise ses the dose le ea! 2 Mexico 2222222222252 22 a eee Led ES
Myzus ascalonicus Done. (Aphidae):
Chrysanthemum spe 2S see seeee eee Netherlands=-2-2-22-52 5/225) eee 1
DLactuca sativa (lettuce). .._-_.___.___--.-_-___- (Wilken ose ee |i acted fk oe | Eee
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae): |
TB earch sbi ih een ee eR al a Panam gasses 18) ee ee
Nasutitermes costalis (Holmgr.) (Termitidae):
Aquaticiplants=ss2e22 225 eee eee Cubasss22sse2el seers 52S Sie 2
Cabombajs pears Ned oo ee IS GOra~ See e eset eect Soa ae an 1
IMiat Eee rh ien a his es inte 2 tae Poe ees ween ak Puerto Rico___.-.------ 1 |e eee
Nounace zanthographus (Germ.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Witisispa (CTape) sees ne tee ees Chile UCR Ra ETE 3 Ol Pied ai es
Neodryocoetes caribaeus Blkm. (Scolytidae):
Hymenaea courbaril (pod) ---_----------------.- Jamaicasea cee were 1) Zoe See
Neodryocoetes hubbardi Blkm., (Scolytidae):
Mucuna sp., probably urens (pod)------------- Cuba. 222-5 2S eee a eee | OR 1
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_..-----__-___ IMiGxiCOMsee aes eee Ho{OLe ts | Aedeanee
Solanum Sp--+--s-2s22iices2Ses Colombia Ss 19/2 Lo: Seay
Neolobophora inopinata (Burr) (Forficulidae):
Orchid’2450 82 ee ena ee aoe nn Oe Mexico sas | ee 1
Nephotettix dipunctatus (F.) (Cicadellidae):
‘Airplanes 22.2. sSeee sli 2 cee ee ed Guams<22=-5-< et a ae jas
Nezara antennata Scott (Pentatomidae):
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage) ---.------- 1/2) 0}: 5 « Peeaee enna meee eae tes LAE
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
JEALOUS SDS (GD) a ee eas do'. See eee 5 eae) ee
Nomophila noctuella (D. & S.) (Pyraustidae):
LNT GE CY I RE, ee ie iA EES Japan, Wake Island(?)-_]----- ay eee
Nysius clevelandensis Evans (Lygaeidae):
Storese 2 ss oes ee eee Australia sc. ee | ee }} | ese
Nysius terrestris Usinger (Lygaeidae):
Vanda joaquimiae (orchid) flowers--_---------- await eso eee TS eee
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
BY OME] Ig ee ae see ee Ree Mexico. =... Sa a a ee 1
Ogdoecosta catenulata (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm)____-..--___-___--]----- GOs eee eee ]p | eat CaSee
Oligonychus perditus P. & B. (Tetranychidae):
JUNIPENUS SPens =. =e oo Sa ee Wa DSNeecuccccs senoeeee| case aeons 1
Oopsis nutator (Fab.) (Cerambycidae):
En bIiscusispi a ae ee as oe en Ma walls cctc cece cteces 1s, | See eee
Opeas pumila (Pfeiffer) (Achatindae):
Orchids thle sca tale ek oe a Re British Honduras_.-_-_]-----]----- 1
Opeas pyrgula Schmacker & Boettger (Achatini-
ae):
J CREPES 9) ORE es Sa Oe te ee Japan. 26. oo eee a eee Tose
Soil’with’plants2 2 ee eae IB CRIN aac ceecr eee | none ene 1
Ophraea maculicollis Blake (Chrysomelidae):
Orchi dis2s ae ee ee Eee ee Mexico: 222-222 e hese. | eS 1

Fla.

Tex.
N.Y.

Calif.*
Hawaii.
Wash.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
exe
Mex.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 29

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]
ee ee eee

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Eth : Collected
Pest and host Country of origin & Bo ely in—
~_
5 a |e
28| 2/88
or ge
6) Z|
Opogona purpuriella Sw. (Tineidae):
Zingiber officinale (ginger) _-_--.---------------- Hawail-.-:--2-5-.-S./= Vile oizeiecens Hawaii.
Opogona sacchari (Bojer) (Tineidae):

ACO eee Union of South A frica__|----_]----- 1| NJ
LDEACUNT VERA Sy AUG lee ee eee eas ING eae Se 1 | Mass
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) - --------|----- (eee eae oy ety eee Mass
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)-__---------- Cape Verde Islands_--- 1h | Eaee | eee N.Y
Soil with Allium sativum (garlic) and Coloca- | Azores_----------------- Bgl eee | eee N.Y

sia esculenta (dasheen).

pr chidophive aterrimus (Waterh.) (Curculioni-
ae):

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) flowers_-----~--------- ia waliee ess sooo 1 ee ees Hawaii.

Vanda joaquimiae (orchid) flowers_------------|----- (0 {i ee ee ae tim | Hawaii.

Wnt Lon oy) ols Se ee ae (o(e Ree Re ease ee Ti jf hn eset |iquyh Hawaii.

Wii ith OSS Se ee ee aes eee) es (6 (eee Qileenes|izea- 2 Hawaii.
Organothrips bianchii Hood (Thripidae):

COLOCT SIS De ee acc an se AMeTICaN SamMoaz==s= = eee | pee 1 | Hawaii.
Orthops cervinus (H.-S.) (Miridae):

Chrysanthemum sp. (flowers) ------------------ Rnglandsiass2 eee nk ya epee IND G5
Orthotylus ericetorwm (Fall.) (Miridae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather) --------------------- Scotland. --22422es 2: Dy | bee ase. N.Y.
Otala lactea (Muller) (Helicidae):

Apium graveolens (celery) ---------------------- Gaye ee | Wea BRIN N.Y

Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -.--------|----- Ca Fa Se ee ae Ee 2 eae N.Y

PD yyw eer re tM aks eh eek et VEO OC COs = eae ne ers te Ug joes Ohio

AViilitarya Cal eO Sate ee een eS ae eee C6 (a Ne ace big) ged bE S.C.
Otala vermiculata (Muller) (Helicidae):

Grinusilimon (Memon) as oe ee ase (0 Co ee ee eee Uy ace ne N.Y.

Lactuca sativa (lettuce) ----------------------- Gye ae 1g, [ bse. INES

Mi baRyACALg Ose. eee eee eee ee Greece, Italy, Morocco_| 7 |-----|----- Tas; HY Ba

INone (broughtiasifood) 22-222" --22 22.2 eee Waly asses 25 ee ig | peek e tou N.Y.
Otosema odorata (lu.) (Noctuidae):

LUV OPO 2 EE Be eee Hawaii. - == asso neni Tesi] sez Hawaii.
Oxrya velox (F.) (Acrididae):

PAin lanes = sane Si ee Tn ease he ee HOnMOSA(?) Saas ee eee | eee 1h xe Hawaii.
Orycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidae):

ZATEN ASD sa CIO WETS) oan nee \Ofielia sYoQy na eee ee 5 Ie] ee N.Y.
Oxycarenus rufiventris (Germ.) (Lygaeidae):

Cargo (with Prunus persica)_.-.-.-----...-.--- Union of South Africa_}| 1 |----_|----- INSY Cs
Oxydema fusiforme Woll. (Curculionidae):

Cordyline terminalis (ti)_--.---------=---------- ia walla sate es sl | eae ee 1 | Hawaii.

Mialljpancel ae ss 2s ha ee Se ee eee Oh). eee i | ee | eee Hawaii.

Orchidi(flowers) =) = = fs ee en ees GOS Sas eee ee 5 Tp ae SN Hawaii.
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):

Ain planes sels se el <7 Dee Ss ee Fiji Islands, Wake Is- |__-__ Di RES Hawaii.

land(?).

Pagiocerus fiorii (Egg.) (Scolytidae):

FETUS (COLT) = shyt a a bee ere eee Ecuador, Peru--------- Cp) element Nee Fla., N.Y.
Palaeopus costicollis Mshl. (Curculionidae):

Dioscorea alatu (winged yam) Ty eee ee eee Pa.

DIOSCONCOS Date ee eee eee ae ee | ee CU ee a | ees INES INI
Palpita wnionalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):

Vasminunesp ndlowers)2--= --2------s--------- = Tan Ces. <r ee 7 | ae [eee IN SYS
Pangaeus rugiceps Horvath (Pentatomidae):

Hpidendvum sp» (orchid) 2. 22222252 ee Guatemal ases—se ees | eee eee 15] INET
Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus Champ. (Curculio-

nidae):

Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) ------.---------- INMe@xi COWS —-cst= scas aoe 54S sees oe Tex.
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):

Gitrus aurantifolia; (ime) e--2222 22 -*=-" = 28 Brazil! 2c eel | eS ia) resets Calif.*

CSlimons (Memon) esa ae ee | Se (0) Smee a SS EN pe eae aie Calif.*

C. sinensis (sweet orange)__..-_-____--_-_------ Brazil, unknown------- i Lou eee Calif.*
Parlatoria crotonis Doug]. (Coccidae):

Codiaeum variegatum (variegated codiaeum)-_-_| Hawaii-_..-..---------- Lek ss.) 253203 Calif.*
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia)(ime)_-2_---7222----------- EAP D Ines Singapore, 1 2) 8 Calif.*

ahbiti.
Grgrondis (pummelo)esees-stao2 == aoa s nena Formosa, Hong Kong, |----- Spe ece Calif.*
Japan.

Galomona(WeMmon) pee scans saan ne one oan tally teres eee see sasaaeeee bs ee Calif.*

30 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
{An asterisk indicates State inspection],

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a rae in—
<= | bo
Ba] S | ee
SA fel |) SS
or ° uP
1S) Z |
Parlatoria zizyphus—Continued
C. paradisi (grapefruit and pomelo)-__---------- Hawaii, Hong Kong, |----- AS eee Calif.*
Italy. Spain.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__-_------------ Formosa, Japan, Phil- 2 [| terres Calif.,* Ha-
ippines. waii.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) _.-------------------- Formosa,Japan, Spain, 1 Ci | eee Calif.*
unknown.
Fortunella sp. (kumquat) -_-_------------------ Unknown..---------_-- Na) ae ea Calif.*
Pealius azaleae (B. & M.)(Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) leaf_-.--.------------ Top ayed eh aKG aes etl 27 SINGS aseNe Yee
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium barbadense (cotton; boll)_----------- ES Wallies e ee eee 13 | SARA | 22 Hawaii.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; bo}l)_-----------------_]____- (6 (0 eee ee oh Pi ane [ ee a Hawaii.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; leaf)___._-_.----------- Afehoaysn ye te i>) Ute ae WE NEY?
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) -------------------- Dominican Republic, Byler ered Ohya PAE
Hawaii, Mexico. Hawaii,
Tex.
Gossypium sp. (seed cotton) _-_---------------- IVEex COs=22—2 852 eee 2 Le ae Tex.
Hibiscus esculentus (okra). —.-2----+----------- pial Dominican Re- 1 is Bea Pa Dex
public.
Perkinsiella vitiensis Kirk. (Delphacidae):
TAInp lane s2o5 banshee eae eee eee eee ijielslan dssasekesae eee | eee TS eee Hawaii.
Petrova resinella (.)(Olethreutidae):
Pinus sylvestris (Scotch pine)__---------------- Union of Soviet Social- |.----|----- Th IDAOi
ist Republics.
Petrusa epilepsis (Kirk.) (Flatidae):
Quartbersk ese ss ee ee lS aa ene BAHAMAS seeee ae ee on 1% | Seva Fla
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
Daucus carota sativa (carrot)_..---------------- Ttalliye t4ctusdeesetete ed ean 4) eaEeY NEC bs.
Pheidole megacephala (¥.) (Formicidae):
OL NGY oh 0) EEN 0 yee ea cp el ey LP Japan?) Heals See 1 Hawaii
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ------------------- Puerto Rico ee | eee 1H (Aenea a.
iAquatichplantsss sess sae ee ee en ae Fla., N.Y.
Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort) s Fla.
Cocosinuciferat(coconut) Ease a ii Hawaii.
Coiz lacryma-jobii (Jobs-tears) _._-------------- Hawaii.
Colocasinjantiquonwmi (Cato) Aaeee ee | ee d Hawaii.
@oralcthosts ee EN ones eee IE mys
C@uttings—unidentified sas was i 2 eee eee eee INEYS
ViCa iin Wat Conta oe UE UE DB 2G Hawaii
Dahliahy brid) flowers) #225 eee INDY
Menthaisps Gnint) Soa ois Desk ee eee Tl.
Mollusksititi2.2 sb te Po aa a Hawaii.
Nervum' clean der sees ks See N.Y.
Orchidees ches 20 eee ae a ee Costa Rica eee aks | ees | eee 1 | Hawaii.
Plumeni@sps (el) 2 ee eee American Samoa____-_-- ‘] | ee st | eee Hawaii.
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)_-_-----_-__- (OUT of: is i TE ee ete pee 1 | Fla.
Nesbaniaispa. lowers) see eels Ley ifey als ee ee 12 | Sesser Hawaii.
Sesuvium portulacastrum__...-------=-----_---- American Samoa___-_---]---=-|----- 1 | Hawaii.
Soiliwithjautomobiles: Besse eee ae Cuba eee rie ab aia) Pre ears ssi Fla.
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint) __.._-.-.-.-_-_---- 1 5 ey OU Na eds TP Nes
Phelypera distigma Boh. (Curculionidae):
Te pmoyeayey Wes\g bee yee) Sea ee ee ee TWEE XS CO ha lara 8 a ed Sea 1 | Tex:
Orchiditc¥es Sesh Se Re Olean wens SY COSSSI ER ER RERI TARE sie Sven ives 5 | Tex.
Phenacaspis dendrobii Kuw. (Coccidae):
Orchid Stes fe Bee Re SS eA EY IN GONeESi asa nec erate | Rees | Meee ALi al D)(O}-
Phenacoccus hirsutus Green (Coccidae):
Annona squamosa (sweetsop)-_----------------- Philippines 2225-2—--= wR) ee coe Hawaii.
Phlegyas annulicrus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Wroodii(crateifor pottery) 22 ee ee ee Miexiconss: -0 8 Saaale e] || Bee eetaea | een Ariz.
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Bern.)(Scolytidae):
Olea europaea (olive) wooden plaques____-_--_- Israelites vere esinseak aeeR 77)3\ ecard eaten N.Y.
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Witisisi an (GTae) seme ie seen eR ee Union of South Africa__| 6 |__--_]----- INinYis
Phurys immunis Guen. (Noctuidae):
AI rp lanes Behe de a se ae Dae! Cuba ee eee eee len an Fla.
Phyllocnistis citrella Staint.(?) (Gracilariidae):
CUTUISD hee Ee A ea Ad akeyytheyo(Ee Ee yA A Se al Hawaii.
Physonota alutacea Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Bromeliad@eesose Vee SEO Saat Se MMexICO! 222522 co soe | ae ee 1) | tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

dl

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
‘[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin Ey ‘in in—
~
Ale
oF] 9
6) vA
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
PAlLum porn (eC) sao neo eens eee ‘Beleinms = 22s so eee eee Wile eens S.C,
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) .-..------- England, Germany, |----- LO} Sasee N.Y., Pa.
Treland, Netherlands,
Northern Ireland.
B. oleracea capitaia (cabbage) _----------------- Belgium, England, Italy|--_-- yy eee N Be Pag
ex.
Cichorium endivia (endive)_---.--.------------- Releinmie 2227 ee es 14) | e358 Le Mass., N.Y.
GSoninbus: (ehicony) 2 as ee ee Sates? Clo esr ae Brees Teese oes N.Y.
Raphanus sativus (radish) ---...-.-.--------_--- Denmark, Sweden-_----}----- of aoe N.Y.
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea botrytis (cauliflower) -_---.------ AZOLES at alysca= eee | eae OT eases N.Y.
B. oleracea capitata (cabbage) -.---------------- ‘Azores, PAT CO eee | meena PAG Me a N.Y.
Cargo (with wooden crates) ____.-------------- Spain eee sere eect Lo et sleet e: NJ
Pieris rapae crucivora Bdv. (Pieridae):
AGT PLANE ee see a EO Ae Ee Ja Dae eee Baek See eee | eae 1 ees Hawaii
Pinnaspis buzi (Bouché (Coccidae):
Dendrobium sp. (orchid).-...-...-.----_.------ ‘Australias: 2 sc25 22 0S | ea ea 1 | Calif.*
Pinnaspis orchidarum (Ferris) (Coccidae):
Vanda eborab (orchid) 2252-22222 ese ee Singapore! a=. 32 8stssen| ee ee 1 | Hawaii
Plagiodera congesta Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Onc ee Ee oe Soe a sou RE LN Te x CO ace BLO fs (a 1 | Tex
Plagiognathus albipennis (Fallén) (Miridae):
Tactuca sativa:(ettuce) = 2-22... bee teet (Unknowns: ose se ee ee eae pe ee N.Y.
Planococcus dorsospinosus Ezzat & McConnell
(Coccidae):
Litchi chinensis Qychee) stem__-_-------------- Japan ee Sere wees Dy a eeeu sates Hawaii.
Platoeceticus symmicta Dyar (Psychidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ------------------- Mexd Cousens ee Rea 1) aes ey (eae Tex.
Platycarenus humilis (Hsiao-Sailer) (Pentatomi-
ae):
Cargo (with Musa paradisiaca sapientum).----| Ecuador___------------ 7 Ug 2 a Pe La.
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
PANT JOLT Meco sree EE NE ee Panamale be Soi ves 2 errs eee ty eee Fla
Nectandra rodivei (log) __.------------.+-_------ British Guiana__.--_~-- ys) eco era Tex
Prioria copaifera (cativo) log___-----------.---- Colon bia aes Oi beets | eee se Ga.
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (Noctuidae):
ROL CHOC OLY CINUIM 2 ee Iai ieee eee Tey | erat S Hawaii
Lactuca sativa (lettuce): .=.2-..+---=---2.=----- New Zealand___------.|_-.-- Ly |zease Hawaii
Orchid cet pitas aie Pl 2 tn Se ATIS tral geeee ae aaa 1 | IN Ye
Vanda hybrid (orchids) flowers___------------- Ha walitseee tte ee IM|asesteesk: Hawaii.
Podagrica fuscicornis (L.)(Chrysomelidae):
So aes eee as ide ed re NS Rumania as eae Tees peek Pes a NING
Poecilips persicae (Hopk.) (Scolytidae):
FYUGENI@EMUGLGCCETIB IS aot LR eee Fla Wa lisse ee | 1 | Hawaii.
Polytus mellerborgii (Boh.) (Curculionidae)
NUGENT CGO TOADS = Ee Philippines 42522 so 3 |peeee ere IeDACs
Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Sowerby) (Bulimulidae) :
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) -_-----.-- Ecuador, Honduras_.--| 23 |_----|_---- Ties ass
lee paVits
Prays fulvocanellus Wighm. (Hyponomeutidae):
IPelCORURS ALIA (DOG) tee ana ae Pa Well ae et ee ee aU ee (ees Hawaii.
Prays oleellus (F.)(Hyponomeutidae):
Oleqreuno paca) (Olive) ss ee eee FEN Oe oe eee Gi eesene be N.Y.
Prosopodonta balyi Weise (Chrysomelidae):
OVC OCR Dye COREY ts Ee ca A a ee Wostay Rica eames aea ssa stem | anal aa Beat an 1 | Hawaii.
Pseuduonidia clavigera (Ckll.) ( Coccidae):
Gardenimaugusta set Ves es iS OE eee eer aged ease ee ose nae a FT Bs Calif.*
GORDENt AS pee ete ee ee Cc (a pene ie pe ee | Pee eee 1 | Calif.*
Macadamia sp. (bark) ------------------------- Australian etek Mises chs a ey’ 1 | Calif.*
Pseudaonidia paeoniae (Ck11.)(Coccidae):
Eurya emarginata microphylla_----------------- Japan's® Sere. FE as sae eeiee ea EN As Tt eDiG,;
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
GCitrussaurantifolia (ime) 2229-2 ee ee SES 12h 71 SN Si) | een Calif.*
GCxlmonse(emon) ae a eee |e (3 Koy Cap A Eek Geeta Calif.*
Gxsimensis(Sweet Orange) 2--4aa2 esse neat ee | ee GOH BAN Rate whine aiden Dyas ee Calif.*
Mangifera indica (mango)__._------------------ Colom plaza Geer 9 SE S| We NE Calif.*
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) -__--._------__------- INI Carag aslo tee en 1 Degletnt 2 Calif.*
eee citricus (Ezzat & McConnell) (Coc-
cidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ------------------ Spain as sae wee ee Pe aD papas N.J

32 . PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Country of origin

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host ls 4
26/2/88
ow o ue
16) Z|
Pseudococcus halli (Ezzat & McConnell) (Coc-
cidae):
Dioscorea sp. (yam) -.-.---=-----------2-----.-- British Guiana____--__- ef | Stewelan h gseeaa
Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Beardsley) (Coccidae):
Bromeliads <2 5 222 22.3). ee Jamal cas sooo == ees | ee 1
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ebrh.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) __.----------------..-- Hawaillenc. 225525 ee SH [Pe 2 1
Pseudococcus pint (Kuw.)(Coccidae):
Pinus sp. (2-needle pine) --.-------------------- Japankws corel sols vee sal ola ae 1
Psylla rhododendri Puton (Psyllidae):
Rhododendron Sporn eee eee eee Switzerland_-__..-_...- Ohi rears
Puto mericanus (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Dianthustsp assests ee le OS oe Mex COkzs22c 5 sss5eee5 3 |CRs ee 1
Stanhopea'sp.- (orchid) -- = - - 2 ===s---.<2=-2ss222|2=22 GOtecesveseses assess |. ete 1
Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish moss)__.--------_]----- dOshs J Seo eee 11 I eal Fee
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):
aeliqance psn (Orchid) se ae eee 022822255 42 SSSR PA re 1
Oncidium incurvum (orchid)_------------------]----- Osea oer ee oul Eee ae 1
OT CH ae a eee RL eee ct ae elin os aoe Guatemala {222 naan) an eae 3
Pyrausta nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Airplane: tbs Can BAe Pec Cis A een rie ke Kwajalein(?), Wake Is-_|_-_- onl es
land(?), West Pacific.
Baggage (with Prunus persica) ...------------- Ttalyten 2. ean pith ee 1 | eee | ee
Capsicum frutescens (pepper) ------------------ Italy, Portugal________- 1 Jilin ae
Dohiqghy nds. see ea ee Japan. bea 8 iL!" | ee ae
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string beans))-_-------]----- GO Laie Se ee 2) | 2aaee
Solanum melongena (eggplant)..--------------_ tally ene obs Sale ee TS pe
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)___----- Italy, Japan___.-______- Pia) peemnisy Pee ee
ZENS 9 (COL) Peas Re ee eee italy ees Sos ae Dla een ta Se
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae): j
SPAT IL8 Ss CHELEY) eee eee eee Czechoslovakia, Den- | 14 6/52
mark, France, Hun-
gary, Italy, unknown.
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.)(?) (Tephritidae):
Prunusisp. (Cherry) == een eles eee ee Se Germany, Italy, un- 2 rt | ener
known.
Ribua innozia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ------------------- @abattso 2. yase sas 1:7, .| 5 sea eee
Ripersiella cacticans Hambleton (Coccidae):
actus’ heise ee ee SiwaGZer] a1 Cee eee | ees | er 1
Rotruda mucidella olivaceella (Rag.) (Phycitidae):
Plant—unidentiiied== ee ‘Bahamas==. 2 seaiier ee | esees |e 1
Rumina decollata (.)(Achatinidae):
Orchig ieee a hel Ue ae eae IMexico=_..---.-2 {2s 0i 70 | Pee (pen 1
Schoenobius incertulas (Wlk.) (Schoenobiidae):
yaaa) 0) Evo eyeeen Ses SY ORE ee ee ee 8 Wiestihacificssteasse25 | Sas pi} eres
Sehirus sexmaculatus Rambur (Pentatomidae):
Forest litter with Ficus carica cutting---_------ DtaliytoW ab se eel bee Yo) einen EE SN 1
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
Biza orellana (anatto tree)_.----.---------------
Codideu me Sp eee a ois a ed Se A eS d
Nephelium lappaceum (rambutan) iti
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) _.--------------
Sesamia cretica Led. (Noctuidae):
Sorghum vulgare technicum (broomcorn)_-_-_---- Ttaliy.....- esse 1) | seied|Useke
‘Ze@ Mays (COL) Stalkoes a2 el |e (6 (oR eee ener ore bh eee ee
Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Wood—unidentified sae aie ee ee India, Pakistan__---.-- 2 1. |e
Sinoxylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):
IWiO0d! (Crate) ee a aa ED Sas eae a India#-22-2<. 2a 6 Fel PE ea
Siphanta acuta (W1k.) (Flatidae):
Cordylineitenminatis) (ti) pees ean eee ELA Wallati es See 2 eS ee 1
lowers ease i Be ee accede | SES GOS seee he Jee Lif seeee2s [RSE
Vand otsper (Orchid) Rese seee ee eee eera eee Covet se aeees ee Ws 1
Sitona lineata (L.) (?) (Curculiondae) :
Mollusks 2s ace SES ee rs Se IMOro0CCOLs2a=5-5— === Lele ecesse

Smerinthus ocellata (L.) (Sphingidae):

Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) --..------ Denmark. uc2es--c5n5~ 2S 1

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Wash.

Hawaii.
N.Y.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

8.C.
Md.

Mass., N.Y.,
Minn.

Calif.,* Oreg.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
N.J.

N.J.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1960

33

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin = Pp a it
a += on
qe) 2 | as
6=| § |es
ie) Z| a
Solaropsis monile (Broderip) (Camaenidae): F
Musa paradisiaca sapientum (banana) --~_------ Costa Rica, Ecuador_-| 10 |-----]----- Calit e oe
Dew Nee,
S.C.
Sphenarches caffer (Zell. sero phoridse):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-_-------------------- Barbados, Haiti_-_----- Dees |Meelns INNS
Spodoptera mauritia (Bdv.) (Noctuidae):
PAU Dan Ose tee see ten tock oS a tae IRENE es ae a | MN UU a ee Hawaii.
LEY GC e ae Beas ee eee eee ees ae LAW all == em —— = a alt gaia =| 2 aaa Hawaii.
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Guen.) (Noc-
tuidae):
PANITG ID AT Ce em as St ate a Re Irs Japan, South Pacific_-_-_|_---- oy | eae Hawaii
Anitomobilet= 2 £5 os Pek a esse ae eos ELA Wallies oer ee gy | RES ee Pe ee Hawaii.
Wailiparcelte ss 30s 3) 2 ee 8 a ees Clon ee eeass | Pea ee Hawaii
Spodoptera pecten Guen. (?) (Noctuidae):
PN lame siete as ee Ee ee Uinknowree=s eae elec eee alee Hawaii
Spondylis buprestoides L. (Cerambycidae): is
Excelsior (packing with dishes) ----_----___-_-- (Germanyee seas = anes yy Late | wea WINE
Reencoupreenents laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemi-
ae):
INTER GISIOISG UATE HOV SA a ape aes nolan deen bone sean ane en eee seers 1| NJ
PINGERETSS USSD eee serene ea ee ee eae England, Ireland, Neth-|_----|__--- SPINE diesNi ye
erlands.
Stenoma catenifer W1sm. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado) -------------------- Colombia, Ecuador, El 20 Ai Pees Fla., N.Y
Salvador, Guatema- ex.
la, Honduras, Mexi-
co, Venezuela.
Stenoptilia stigmutodactyla Zell. (Pterophoridae):
Geniimna;spy (lowers) =a ee France, Switzerland-_-- PO NE Sa wi N.Y
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
COTICURS een ete ee eee ee ee TAZilee ses one se 7 | | weston | Seer La.
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) ---.------------------ Australia, French Equa-) 83 5 5 | Calif.,* Ha-
torial Africa, Guam, waii.,
Hawaii, India, un- Mass.,
known. INN GS LEN}
Stictoptera subobliqua W1k. (Noctuidae):
ING} 0) ETA E)S es 0 BR Se ee Se eer Japamseeees oe. S es ile Hawaii
Subulina octona (Bruguiere) (Achatinidae):
IBroughtoniassp = (OLCHId)/ e224) ne eno ene JAMAICA = see ee |e sees 1| Fla
Onchi dee a ee Mexico 222s oe he Se eee aia 4 | Tex
Soil with Kalanchoe sp. plant_-_-----------_-___ Lee w ae a eee ee |e et ee 1} Fla.
Soil with Chrysanthemum sp___---------------- Menezuela 222-2 ee IDS eal aay TL aNieys
Soil with unidentified plants ------_--__-______- PBT AZ eet Cie eat in cee tee at fe nora noel 1| N.Y
Soil with Rosa hybrid plant____-______________ CUA COT sete ae ore oe eee ee, 1 | Fla
Sybra een ans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):
Bapeage. ci) oe 2 Ak Wh oe noe EL a Wali aoe ears 1 U9} |Meat [ee sere! Hawaii.
Cordyline Lenminalisn (tl) essa = fee faretanates Cs [1 EY Se pS We | RA ee Pe 1 | Hawaii.
TOW ersste Pa sees VR a De ai a ey (0 Koy eet ee Se eet Hla (eae Hawaii.
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) _--------------_|_---- (6 lp yea eee ange et 11 Psctaeaal eta Hawaii.
Vanda sp. (orchid) (fiowers)_------2--+-_--<.._|4---- Oe Ee ela Pe 1 Ul fob ee Jnl Hawaii.
Sylepta elevata (¥.) (Pyraustidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) ---_------__-_-__- Prin da Qeacis soc se eae eo at emer Ala.
Sylepta reginalis (Cram.)(Pyraustidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm)_-__-.----_-__-____ IMICKICO SS Seen aae tees re 7k | Lateral alas Tex
Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Callistephus chinensis (China aster)_----------- MranG@se. coe one eee eee sep ees pas INDY:
Calluna vulgaris (heather) flowers ___---------- Germany, Scotland____ 3 eee | ores INTE
Chi San Ve MALTS pes ee England, Germany__-_- Pee past fet ee N.Y.
Dahhiaghivi bride see eee ee ee Scotland ase ee We ance ee INNS
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) flowers--____- England, Germany, 11 Oh NR Mass., N.Y
Netherlands, Nor-
way, Poland, un-
known.
lowers mixed=2f-= Gaol dese eae England, Germany,
Treland, Israel, Neth- 14 7p she Mass., N.Y
erlands, Poland,Scot- Pa.
Jand, Sweden, un-
known.
Gladiolus hybrid (flowers) ___------------------ rela dee e eee 1 Li pees eS eo ING
GU DSODNLOXS Diet ee ere ee Netherland steee ses sem | cet | ieee eee

678645—61——_5

34 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection}

Number of in-
terceptions in—

fj Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a ae in—
| rs S
S of
25/2 | a8
ow °o ue
6) Z |
Taeniothrips atratus—Continued
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpeas) ------------------ England, Netherlands_|_---- D8) HAHN N.Y.
IPTTUSISD a (WIDE) eeteten eee ene ae ae Switzerland__---------- 1 soe oe N.Y.
Plants—unidentified_-------------------------- Netherlands___-_--.-_--|_----|_---- 2|N.J.
ROs@ihyioyGi dn (OSC) waeen se eae nee a eee bnelandsa 2 aes of ALARA RON N.Y.
Soil with Viola tricolor hortensis (pansy) plants -| Ireland ----------------|-----]_-_-- 1 | Mass.
Vernonia fasciculata (western ironweed) -.----- Germany-_.-.._--------- pS ES aS, N.Y.
Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ---.---------- IMAG Le steso eee loasce papasese N.Y.
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.} (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) --.------------------ Germany, Ireland, 7 AN | yapeot Mass., N.Y.
Norway, Scotland.
ELS ATATG COSTO Ee eee eee eee een IN OT Waly esate aaa a ee 1| N.Y.
Taeniothrips gracilis Mit. (Thripidae):
Lycoris alba (white lycoris) --_----------------- Japan sess hese Den bake sane fereaeg N.Y.
TDG, PRS NOE RTI eca| ee ae Qe e ARE ea Se oe 2) NPY:
iG. aurea (goldeniliycoris) | 2 - 2-2s2s2222==22--E 2 |e (6 (0 sharers peepee ol ere ba a 8 | Calif.,* N.Y.
L. radiata (shorttube lycoris)-.----------------]----- do SEIROMLORTG b)), Ls Guy ETS. SSO 2) NY.
L. sanguinea (orange lycoris) -------------------|----- COU aE ee ee 1 | Noy!
L. squamigera (autumn lycoris).---------------|----- (6 {tp oda ited Bie a peek 5 | Calif..* N.Y.
TE COTASTS ee eee een eee 0 SSE els o FAR ee eeoet ee 7 | Calif..* N.Y.
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Canavalia sp. (mauna loa) flower-------------- El awaits eos Lae gf <5 ARLE) LN Calif.*
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -------------- Hawaii, Japan____----- 27 ANF, | YS Hawaii.
TOTO DOU SIDS Se a Australia ee DWN Rap Hawaii.
TO Wers eae a ERE See oe Va waliis= ae 1 | see] aaa Hawaii.
Gardeniaiaugustass ss eee Hawaii, West Pacific___| 56 el ee Hawaii.
GS tGibenigig Asse) OA Sad Yarn await eee Mat bs ell BS Scan Hawaii.
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) ---------------|----- (6\0 iar creer setae al beasts Ld Hawaii.
(PUUTRENI GS Dae ee aoe ee ae ee eee eee eee eee Cos Sees Ta Se NFL Hawaii.
Sesbania grandiflora___._-..------+-=----=-=-----|+---- OS SEAS RS nied 2 Eero Mink Hawaii.
SphAgnumMemM Oss eee eee eee eee ee Japanese vre wee ae 17] i ES Re Hawaii.
Taeniothrips kellyanus (Bagn.) (Thripidae):
Gardenzaagustanee ae nee a ey ae cane Nee MATS trai gees ae eae aU (ee ese Hawaii.
Taeniothrips vitticornis (Ky.) (Thripidae):
Canavalia sp. (Mauna loa) -__---.-------------- (Ela walle ets sae ae ff | eS ra Hawaii.
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)----------------- INVES CO) ra crtete i ers Be penses| ann Tex.
A muricata}(SOULSOD) ees essen ne eee eae aT eae (6 (cp tL LE {y | PhS EA eoeEe Tex.
AT NOTTS Doe ee ae a en eae aa aa anaes GOSAs Sad bee eer dees Wed pegged jE Tex.
Talurus rugosus (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):
INS be ON aya oe a a a Venezuela siss2=ae2e nesses TP eee Fla.
“Targionia’’ hartii (CKll.) (Coccidae): Netherlands West In- |.----|____- 1 | Calif.*
DiOScovenASD GVA) == ena dies.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
(Ore abohd Woe ee ee ee INIEXI CONE nS ssa see ae ears erie: Sees 3°) Tex.
Tenthecoris balloui Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orchidhegache saaneaamsodtay: bee AE eS Sea OlOMMDIA soaks asa [eee eee Idle ee
Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):
OTC Hic ene Dee TA ie eset se eo ee Guatemala, Mexico_-__|-----]_-__- SP hexs
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) ---------------..------ CanalsZoneseses ssa eles | ee eee 1} Fla.
TG GELICNANCEDSA(OLCHIG) Bee eee eee ae IMGXiCOno 2 NORD INGH Seen | eas 1 | Calif.*
Eautuninalis eats 2 ees eee Ses 2 OE so a 8 cele ariel ELT 1 | Calif.*
OTH Gee ee Det a a a oe Oe ete SA ATS NER 2) Tex.
Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):
OT CHUB Bes aye ata RS eee ee Se eens Guatemala eases eee a | eae 1 | Fla.
Tenuipalpus punicae P. & B. (Tenuipalpidae):
Crassula lycopodioides (clubmoss erassula) _--__- INGtherlands aense ssa ns Revenees | ere Tie fod DXKO}
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Bois.) (Tetrany-
chidae):
Cymbidium sp. (orchid) _------2-2_-- e222 IANIStNAi AL aes es 4] enh 1 | Hawaii.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -..----------- Lal Seva ee Tiel fee INVES
Rosa hybrids. eee a ea ea Vifalytess4serssasstaass hte hee 1 | Mass.
Tetranychus viennensis Zacher (Tetranychidae):
RiododendnonsSps) cece sen ee Netherland Seea2 aes ees | eaeee | Pee ts Ne
Theba pisana (Miller) (Helicidae):
Anthemis nobilis (Roman camomile) ----------- ital Was See Yee ee IDI Pea e Ale See Calif.*
Automobile s2a3 eso aos See Eee e eee HranCes So Dalnas ss aeee ey eere| canes La., Tex.
BEgonitiSp oki ae ease rane eA See ene S IVI OLOC COM Seeman sae a | Breer | eee 12] NOY

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 30

ests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a Pada in—
aS |e
26/3/58
or o ~
ST Wes
fheba pisana—Continued
Capsicum frutescens grossum (bell pepper) ----- SPaN Se tasss enc lasasslte Ed eee N.Y.
lowers tas oT Ls le ae anes ee a nae HTANCe basse ra een nae TE SEOs HSLDA NTA
PEPE bys Meet Sues 2 ok boo A) a enw ae ne eel Unknown. =.--=-=----=-- 01 EAE eS Fla.
IVE CaVACAN 20 ese See ee eee ee Azores, France, Italy, | 63 |.----}_-_._| La., Mass.,
Libya, Morocco, INN Ye
Spain. S.C., Va.
Mollusks (with Helir aspersa) _---------------- Ga liv aes eek aa nie Lincs 1! & LOCK) MSO N.Y.
INauel(brouchtias| food) 2. =~ te e=-<-=-- 3. -- ee Greece, Italy-.-.-.-=---- St EE Teo? N.Y.
@Qrianters! (Ship) eto t= <a eh ee Spain see P i AURAL DE een Tex,
Theretra tryoni Misk. (Sphingidae):
Airplane sees 2h eee ES ak Wiest Raciti casa sei Rives fog] be 22: Hawaii.
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke) --------.-__- Rtaliy ses Cee ee ae 1) | Va ae fe N.Y.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) flowers_----- Spain sasosseh eases seen PET OOS LD N.Y.
Gladiolus hybrid (flowers) -..------------------ Rsrae@lrssea= = s=ssn2 252 RH AO ee ING Ye
Lactuca sativa dere) pes Epes Mipies Loree Lia oso Seer Denmark, unknown... 1 A) | ae a N.Y.
rer esistis (DlOOMS) eee Se ee israel wees Cea ee gp | Rupee pe) peor N.Y.
Thrips flavus Schrank ephzipidae):
PA CULUILAS DE at ers Stee ms Sn ne ee ee A TAN CeSAS 2s aamn a eleteee ss 12) RARER LLNS Mass.
Callistephus chinensis (China aster) ------------]_____ (Gey sa ee en 1 | Ee ea IN NG
Calluna vulgaris (heather) flowers_------------- Germany = ease nl ee i ee eee N.Y.
Chrysanthemum sp. (flowers) ------------------ England, Germany, 4 SATA 08) Mass.,
Treland. Mich.,
N.Y., Pa
Drhiaihyprid=sssae sas een wee ees See een Scoplandes====ssses=2== 1s] ass ewes N.Y.
Dianthus caryophvllus (carnation) -_---._-------- German yaaa eee Hh 3] a OED) N-Y.
MG wers—mixed sss. =sbs ee ee England, Germany, 3 jaf ae Mass., N.Y.,
Ireland, unknown. Pa.
Gladiolus hybrid (flowers) -..------------------ JULES ao Pee ee eae iy Ppa 1 erat INC
JEQITIGID SOs es eo Vapanrs soos eee a1 5 | re Hawaii.
UNTDROTSEUSISD hee ee a ee Scotland ees AY | a | aa INNS
Plants=-unidentinedseste sss. oss sss ee eae IN[eydavsrd ena ke 3) N.J.
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) flowers---------- IDGiato ya eC 1 et bese LAS 0 N.Y.
Soil with Viola tricolor hortensis (pansy) - ------ Treélanl dsesssi x 2m <0 EL PE 1 | Mass.
JEU Val) ay eee Luxembourg----------- Des eae N.Y.
Zinnia sp. (flowers) aes bee ened England, Germany---- Ap fata | [Ue ieee Mass., Pa.
Thrips imaginis Bagn. (Thripidae):
Gladiolus hybrid_.-__---.-----+---------------- PARIS Ligh ewer nee ALN PRA Ree Shes Hawaii.
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
PACT CIIIS as ane a ee ae ane PITA Tl GOs reer seen eas 1
Callistephus chinensis (China aster)------------|_____ (olan eee ER ee 1
Calluna vulgaris (heather) flowers-------------- Denmark, Germany-_---| 2
Chrysanthemum sp. (flowers) - ----------------- England, Germany-_-.-| 2
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) flowers-_---- (Umiknowmese essen ae |e
HOW ers mixC Cees enna ene ee ener onae England, Ireland, Scot-| 2
land, unknown.
Lonicera sp. (honeysuckle) flowers------------- pally se Sok pea ale ate 1
‘Plants—unidentified 2 ss s2 225-2 ee erat Nefuenladds bomenies base a cles A NRO RN
Rososhiypride(flowers)=o2=--- === ee TBjavedbeavol = 1
Thrips praetermissus Pr. (Thripidae):
Callistephus chinensis (China aster)------------ InTaN Cease aa ore bes ane noe abel fetta pee Bye
Chrysanthemum sp. (flowers) ------------------ IDpoveAbnaGle oe fa EA ANN ETNA Mich.
Trialeurodes lauri (Sign.) (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)_---_------------ Luxembourg-------==-- PF lapses alse Nase
Trialewrodes similis Rs]. (Aleyrodidae) :
(CIT SISD se LEAVES) a ee ee Wiexd cOsseas sae smenn ene M4) eee pe Tex.
PSOE G Uj OU CN (CUAVS) 225-4222 || GOzzi%2- titi etd A ee pee cea Tex.
Trialeurodés vitrinellus Ck\l. (Aleyrodidae):
(CHTTD Riek (CEN ED) ne ee ee ee era ae dO asztex 24ss4e2~ | eave | ed wi Ariz., il.
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Miscanthus japonicus (Japanese silvergrass)_---| Formosa__-----------__]_-___]____- 1 AO}
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) --_---------- Cuba, Hawaii, Mexico_ A tril 1-| Calif.,* D.C.,
Fla.
Trochuda raspa (Druce) (Dioptidae):
Opchigh tee eset say sed ae ea wan sa SEO INTO XA CO es ue = irs as ein ani a bmn | es 1 | Tex.
Trogoderma glabrum (Hbst.) (Dermestidae) :
Wellalose ks 5 en ele
Tans oe ee eee , Tex
Hordeum vulgare (barley)
UE LSEC CLAS) a (LLULES) ese ee eo wel

36

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection].

Number of in-
terceptions in—
; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a mo] in—
Se Sees
| ale
28| 8 |e8
or oO ot
iS) Zia
Trogoderma glabrum—Continued

Rai WayiCan. oes Be eee a eee a Dal eee Tex

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) rg | eee Tex.

Triticum aestivum (wheat)_-------------------- Dg | eet er Calif., Tex.

Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae) :
Acacia senegal (gum arabic) -__-.---------------- Singapore, Sudan, 52 apie | lata oy N.Y.
United Arab Republic

Arachis hypogaea (peanut) _-------------------- Singapore__------=____2 eenre i de oe Oreg

Automobile (contamination) ____-------------- WmknoO ws 22a = pig 2 ee Mex

Bagging (including used burlap wrappers of | Asia (country(?)), Cey- | 14 7 cates Calif.,* N.Y.,
baled rubber, gum arabic, guar gum, and lon, England, For- +, Tex.
seedlac, and sacks used for lentils, pigeonpeas mosa, India, Pakis-
rice, turmeric, etc.). tan, Singapore, Su-

dan, unknown.

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_-------------------- ee Cae aeesee Ro ppasl meses a | ees Md., Tex

Capszcumainutescen's) (DODDEI) meme a | OO me eee | eae Ip) te ex.

Cargo (with steel, tuna fish cartons, etc.) __---- Gaston Portugal, un- 2 Tete La., Md.,

ROW A: INES
Cuminum cyminum (cumin) seed__------------| Jran___.---------------- Si/Aae SA N.Y.
Cyamoposis tetragonoloba (guar gum) --_-------- Taint iPakistaneeassa== 12) | emg | eres ne a Eicy
VO YS) OS hs gl a at lo ae 1 ed el ee ede Winlkanny noses eee ge Sly ases N.C., Tex
Glycinexmasz (Soybean) 22 se a (a Yaa aie ne | a iy | eee Ohio.
GoatiSKins eee at eee Se ee een Ras Nigeria, Pakistan-__---- de |Site A NEG are:
Hordeum vulgare (barley) ---------------------- Winlcnoyynaee eee ry teh ad hio.
Kara Varo sve veri eNO Yee Oe ee Le TB OYG NYS) wrasse era 401 Eee | ee as
OnyZarS ath (TCO) ere ae Burma, China, Formo- |_____ DAN ee Ala., Calif.,*
sa, Hong Kong, In- Hawaii,
dia, Iran, Japan, La., Md.,
Kuwait, Singapore, INSYe;
Union of South Afri- N.C.,
ca, United Arab Re- Oreg.,
public. Pa., Tex
Papaver sp. (poppyseed) -__---------_-------+-- grt ee a 1 ees NA
Phaseolus aureus (mung bean)-------____------ (Wink 0 wane ed ee 1 pee st 5
2 DOTS (OSE ine kos ees bee eels India, Netherlands, |____- ji | ened Calif.,* Tex.
United Arab Repub-
ie.

Quarters (cargo hold of ship)__..------------+- Europe (country(?)), |___- Oi | esta Calif.,* Pa.
Sudan, unknown.

Seedlacssye Jee as sts ac eae eae Oy 1 BAG DRY Gisela an Se eed PR [epee | [hanes N.Y.

Stores (including chickpea, coffee, flour, maca- | Formosa, India, Indo- |_____ 26 eee Ala., Calif.,*
roni, mixed grain, peas, spaghetti, sugar, nesia, Japan, Leba- Fla. = Ha-
tapioca, ete.). non, Netherlands, wali, La.,

unknown. Minn.,
N.Y., Oreg
Pa., Tex.,
Va., Wash.
Terminalia sp. (myrobalan)__...-------------- Gates ee we eet 3 p= feelers N.C.,. S.C.
Triticum aestivum (wheat) flour__..------------ Germany, unknown____|____- OS eee La., N.C.
Trogoderma inclusum LeConte (Dermestidae):

PAT LOMO Due ree SE nee onan ee ae AE IMO RONG) a a At |iye een S.C.

Cuminum cyminum (cumin) seed__.---------- 1 BAG Hie), lea Neca nl ta les it | eae 20 Md.

@rain=—mMixe dren wae ee Se eee Mexico...) eee eee ea ni pes Ariz

S62) Opt ie RO ah cn eel) aoa ery Lea yee ee ae Tete eee N.Y

Quantersmer sone oe en on tera cea TU a0 yer en | nl | [eee Soe Tex.

Stores eee ae See i ee ees Canal Zone, unknown__|_-__- 3) \| zane aa Calif.,

a.
Trogoderma ornatum (Say) (Dermestidae):

PASI IITO Lenm @ be cehe aes Meee a es EAN) lel OS Daven EN IBANaM asses ae eel | Coe i | Spee Fla.

IBYOMehH Ad fect en kA NAD ae anes IM6xICO. ITO Ta All eee 1 | Tex.

SAH ER EI Ne a a ie Sa I a Germany, unknown___|} 9 (2) |22-22}__-—- Minn., N J.

IMIITPARYACAT EO ness ree a eee ee ie IWIOTOCCOM ee eee ag | sees] See S.C

OPEL SDTIO (OD) Lees SEIS ee ee a Winlfony nese 22k ee Nee il | pee La.

Phaseolus vulgaris (bean) -__-----------------_- Canada hae eae hy | eee WS Mich.

StOres eee ee aaa eee Se see eee Whal ano ae Sas ae Pe |e Mich.

Vicia faba (broadbean)___________- Bien ae arr Canada oa eae (tee aa eee 1 |! Mich.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 37

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin = als in—
~_
Sai 8 a =|
BS) | ex
6) Z |A
Trogoderma parabile Beal (Dermestidae):
FATE OM O Pile meee oe Mexicozs: Sos meh Se aes 1 Wy Ee Ariz.
Bap rin pee San ein he SIR Foe ee Se clas |e see (6 Ko eee eee yr eee lias Tex.
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) _-__--..---_-_-____:]-==<: CORE LRST UA EE ee | es bt (see Tex.
Elettaria cardamomum (cardamon)_____-______- (Ui karo yy eee | ea 5s Tex.
IMIS Caron Ime ence EME ee ie Ue Bes a (CESS See Seis is Ty [ese NS
ON ZOVSALIDON (TICE) He soto ee ee ee en ee EEE C6 Co ee eS we eee (eee Ppfeenss Tex.
UTA ETS rept te een e Eee ONE (6 Ka) ge Re Sees ee 1 ih (Sea es Pa.
JOVUA A CaN eS ee Se Oe Mexicol i aean cea sites |e Taleeeee Tex.
SUOTES ee we eee aR Ee 8 ee Unknowns sae es | es yt] pear Pa.
Trogozylon aequale (Woll.) (Lyctidae):
Woods (Chigit;) 22ers ee co ne Mexicoss2at222o2i 42 Dy Sees |e Tex.
Trogozylon prostomoides (Gorh.) (Lyctidae):
OCT eee Ba ee a a ee O22 ee ane orem es Li | oe | eat Tex
Tropidacris latreillei (Perty) (Acrididae):
Orchidheee a ers ra eee soon ae CostavRica=ss2sasieyenes Een Hi eee 1} Fla.
Tryphetus incarnatus (Gyll.) (Curculionidae): i
Pen EAC ISD a SCO) eames eee sae ra eae es IBULIMNAwe sess Heese! H1dg| thea bie N.Y..

Udea ferrugalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea eapitata (cabbage)

ackucavsatwna Uettuce) aes ee ee eee d
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) _._...._...-.---__----_-
CRaurontiimiyarsia= eaten ames ee res
C. ichangensis x C. reticulata (ichandarin)______|----- CO BREEE SES Bene: Uae Din Barer Calif.*
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ___-_-_.-_---_-_|----- Coke ae ae ee Sit acca Calif.*
C. sinensis (sweet orange)_..______-___________- Japan, unknown_--__-_]_--_- 5 | eee Calif.*
Unaspis ewonymi (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Euonymus phellomanus_-.....----------------- INetherlandseesaa2 ane sn | Seen | ee 1.| N.J.
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (ime) 22-2 2 Japante ee 2 S| ee Hawaii.
C. aurantium (sour orange) ____.__-___-------__-|----- Cowie Reese Tees eh WN ees Calif.,*
Hawail.
Gxgrandisa (pummel) ess ee ee | ee GOtmer atest pans rE D ee 1 ees Hawaii.
Ch DARE (CORTON) 45 Sn ee eee (0 0) ie ee ere PSs iy a Hawaii.
CRlimoni(emon) eee es es CORA RTS SRA RAT 4m Paes Calif.*
Chnaradist(erapeirtlit) meee sn Na ee eee COM a Rak RoE e eee | Eee 1155; aes — Calif.,*
Hawaii.
C. paradisi x C. reticulata (tangelo)__-....-.-__.|----- COeE sas soc a ors OA |e a Hawaii
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ____-_-------_-- Formosa, Japan, Phil- | 10 | 110 |____- Calif. ,*
lippines. Hawaii.
C. reticulata var. (King orange) Japantiiner nip ates 1 2h acca Hawaii.
C. sinensis (sweet orange)____._-.-----_--__-_-- Australia (?), Tonge |welsi | 3sal mee Calif.,*
Kong, Japan, Philip- Hawaii,
pines. Pa.
OUTUBSIS PMNs aR EN RES ei aay ee Japan sewers Ae era PES 3 Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Veronicella moreleti (Crosse & Fischer) (?) (Ve-
ronicellidae):
Orch cess eisai oi ee ee (OPIN ZAM see 1 | Fla.
Vilga dissimilis Dist. (Coreidae):
Orchid esse eerie PS sore ee ee el GOR acetruers: Me nail eee | Ee 1] Fla.
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
BT OSSiOISD 4 (OLCHIG) aan see eeae en eee Canal Zone, El Salva- |_--__|----- 2 | Calif.,* Fla.
or.
Broughtonia sp. (orchid)--__---------------s22- Grand Cayman, Ja- |-----|----- 8 | Fla.
maica.
Catileyarspsi (Orchid) heres eee ee Soe Britishwaon=s|eeees| ses 2] Fla.
uras.
Ee pidendrm spi (Orchid) sees a C@analiZoneme = siseeeees eee eer 1 | Fla.
Heat — UI Geriti fie dam aaeeen naan nen One | NR Ko EO aoe 05 cen ae eae 1 | Fla.
Mangifera indica (mango) leaf____-..__----_-__- Gubaibakistanlaaeees ease 1 1} Fle.
Oncidiimispe Orchid) meee ae British Guiana, Trini- |_-.__|_-__- 2| Fle.
dad.
Orchid@w. passim 7) ASS RVenee Rea eo Antigua, British Guia- |__-__|_-__- 20 | Fla., N.Y.
na, British Hondur-
as, Canal Zone, Costa
Rica, Jamaica, Pana-
ma, Surinam,
Plant—unidentitied 2 omen Leon Aahoncry ee ee dale Ce 1} Fla.

38 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
Pest and host Country of origin zi Pols in—
3 a 1S
a8| 2/8
or fo} que
ie) a 1
Xeroleuca mograbina (Morelet) (Helicellidae):
Military? cargo 2202 Foose be ee Wioroce0:- =~. = 5 eee (eet S.C
Xiphidiopsis lita Heb. (Tettigoniidae):
Flowers (tropical) _._--1----------------.---==- Hawali-2.s-22--22---2-2 POO Us wg Hawaii
Xyleborus biconicus Egg. (Scolytidae):
Guettarda sp. (‘‘tala’’) log-_----------------.--- Argentina__...--------- 5 RG) Beep Reeve N.Y.
Xyleborus testaceus (W1k.) (Scolytidae):
Orchid 2 bake Eo ae eee Hawaii-____.--- eotewssse 1, | ssce2/ses-2 Hawaii.
Xylomeira torquata (F.) (Bostrichidae):
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LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 39

Hosts and Insects

ACACIA:
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
T. major (Thysanoptera)
eect granarium (Coleoptera)

Aceria macrochelus (Acarina)

A, macrorhynchus (Acarina)

Aculus aceris (Acarina)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

A. serpentina (Diptera)
AGAPANTHUS:

AR gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
AGAV

BENeneita linaria (Lepidoptera)

Diachus auratus (Coleoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Lygaeus albo-ornatus (Hemiptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
ALLIUM SATIVUM

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

B. algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)
ALPINIA:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
ALYXIA

Caeamasies rubens (Homoptera)
AMARYLLIS:

Diaprepes famelicus var. (Coleoptera)

NANAS:

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera)

Ribua eeaozte (Lepidoptera)
ANNO

EAE paaeuticollis (Hymenoptera)

Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Phenacoccus hirsutus (Homoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANTHEMIS:

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
ANTHURIUM:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Conoderus exrsul (Coleoptera)
APIUM:

Euleia heraclei (?) (Diptera)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)
ARACHIS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ARCTOT

Dranklinelia formosae (Thysanoptera)
ARECA:

Coptotermes vastator (Isoptera)
ARMORACIA

Baris lepidii (Coleoptera)
AUCUBA:

finer postica (Coleoptera)
BAMBOO:

Mee smerintha (Lepidoptera)
BEGONIA

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
a chee pisana (Mollusca)

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

pues lineolaris (Hemiptera)

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
BRASSIA:

Vinsonia siellifcra (Homoptera)
BRASSICA CHINENSIS:

Mamesira brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Nezara antennata (Hemiptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

BRASSICA OLERACEA BOTRYTIS—Con,

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA CAPITATA:

Arion ater (Mollusea)

Eovergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Helicella conspurcata (Mollusca)

H. variabilis (Mollusea)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

HZ, aspersa (Mollusca)

Hi. figulina (?) (Mollusea)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA RAPA

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma (Coleoptera)

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
BROMELIA:

Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)
BROMELIAD:

Anthonomus albolineatus (Coleoptera)

Chalepus omoger (Coleoptera)

Cligenes delineata (Hemiptera)

Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)

Diabrotica porracea (Coleoptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)

Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)

Physonota alutacea (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Homoptera)

Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)
BROUGHTONIA:

Subulina octona (Mollusca)

Vinsonia ean: (Homoptera)
BROWNE

Dercynus rabony (Coleoptera)
BUXUS:

Eilopiver canestrinti (Acarina)
CABOM

Ran costalis (Isoptera)
6 ERadole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Ripersiella cacticans (Homoptera)
CAJANUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Cerotoma ruficornis (Coleoptera)

Diaprepes abbreviatus var. (Coleoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CALLISTEPHUS:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

T. praetermissus (Thysanoptera)
CALLUNA:

Fieberocapsus flaveolus (?) (Hemiptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Micrelus ericae (Coleoptera)

Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Chysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)
CALOCARPUM:

Anasirepha ludens (Diptera)

A. serpentina (Diptera)
CAMELLIA:

Aleurotuberculaius similis (Homoptera)

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)

Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)
CANAVALIA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

T. vitticornis (Thysanoptera)

40 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosis and Insects—Continued

CAPSICUM: CITRUS LIMON:

Cry ptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmanella (Lepidoptera)
FHelicella striata (?) (Mollusca)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusea)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

CARICA:

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

CARTHAMUS:

Helicella caperata (Mollusea)

CASIMIROA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CASSIA:

Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

CATTLEYA:

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Mordellistena cattleyana (Coleoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

CELOSIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

CERATONIA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
E. muriscis (Lepidoptera)
Ephestia calidella (Lepidoptera)

CHAMAEDOREA:

Aleuroplatus variegatus (Homoptera)
Calyptocephala gerstaeckeri (Coleoptera)
C. marginipennis (Coleoptera)

Charidotis seminulum (Coleoptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
Coelonertus nigrirostris (Coleoptera)
Ctenochira hectica (Coleoptera)

C. hierglyphica (Coleoptera)

C. plicata (Coleoptera)

Deloyala guttata bohemani (Coleoptera)
Deuterocampta atromaculata (Coleoptera)
Helicina zephyrina (Mollusea)

Ogdoecosta catenulata (Coleoptera)
Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus (Coleoptera)
Sylepta reginalis (Lepidoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
Orthops cervinus (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

T. praetermissus (Thysanoptera)

CICER:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

CICHORIUM:

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidis trilobiliformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Coccus pseudomagnoliarum (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR.:
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS HYSTRIX:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)
C. ventrosa (Mollusca)
Ciupleiates gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Ilomoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS PARADISI:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA VAR:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Homoptera)
A. woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Bemisia giffardi (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera) , .
Chrysomphalus -bifasciculatus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)
Heliz aspersa (Moilusca)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus citricus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Phyllocnistis citrella(?) (Lepidoptera)
Trialeurodes similis (Homoptera)
T. vitrinellus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CLEMATIS:
Aleyrodes proletella (Homoptera)
COCOS:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

C. personaius (Homoptera)

Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:

Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)

Parlaioria crotonis (Homoptera)

Selenothrins rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
COFFEA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (“Thysanoptera)

Leucoptera coffeella (Lepidoptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COIXx:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
COLOCASIA:

Organothrips bianchii (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
COMPOSITAE:

Metopoplazx ditomoides (Hemiptera)
CONVALLARIA:

Lema melanopa (Coleoptera)

Smerinthus ocellata (Lepidoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 41

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CORDYLINE:

Oxydema fusiforme}(Coleoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
CORYLUS:
Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
CRASSULA:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

HEE punicae (Acarina)
CUCUMIS:

PSastaE ruficornis (Coleoptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
CUMINUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

T. inclusum (Coleoptera)
CUPRESSUS:

Evetria tessulatana (?) (Lepidoptera)
CYAMOPSIS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CYCAD:

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenopter2)
CYDONIA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)

Kalotermes flavicollis (Isoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Tennis cinnabarinus (Acarina)
CYNARA:

ann carduorum (Coleoptera)

Cassida sanguinolenta (Coleoptera)

C. vibex (Coleoptera)
> erie angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Lema erichsoni (Coleoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips agus (Thysanoptera)
DAUCU

Phaonie zephirae (Lepidoptera)
DENDROBIUM:

Pinnaspis iui (Homoptera)
DIANTHUS

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)

H. gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. dianthi (Thysanoptera)

T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

T. flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

IOON:

Aulacoscelis melanocera (Coleoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Archips pronubanus(?) (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus halli (Homoptera)

“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DOLICHOS:

Callosobruchus.phaseoli (Coleoptera)
ECHINODORUS:

Delphacodes teapae (Homoptera)
ELETTARIA:

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
ENTADA:

Tryphetus incarnatus (Coleoptera)
ENTEROLOBIUM:

Ectomyelois muriscis (Lepidoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)

Pangaeus rugiceps (Hemiptera)

Tenthecoris confusus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

EREMOCITRUS:

Megastigmus limoni (Hymenoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
ERYNGIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Frankliniella williamsi (Thysanoptera)
EUGENIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

LE Bega (Coleoptera)
EUON

Unaspi euonymi (Homoptera)
EURY

Pianeta paeoniae (Homoptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)

Hypoborus cus (Coleoptera)
FORTUNELL

Toe Sante (Homoptera)
GARDENIA:

ALeinun naddite emmae (Homoptera)

Aleuroparadorus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Aleurothrixus myrtacei (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Cryptocephalus xerampelinus (Coleoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

T. kellyanus (Thysanoptera)
GENTIANA:

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla (Lepidoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atraius (Thysanoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

T. flavus (Thysaroptera)

As imaginis (Thysanoptera)
GLYCINE

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
GUETTARDA:

Xyleborus biconicus (Coleoptera)
GYPSOPHILA:

en Otis atratus (Thysanoptera)
HELICON

Conoderus era (Coleoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Oopsis nutator (Coleoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
HORDEUM:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)

T. granarium (Coleoptera)
HYACINTHUS:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
HYDRANGEA:

Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)
HYMENAEA:

Neodryocoetes caribaeus (Coleoptera)
ILEX:

Aleurotuberculatus similis (Homoptera)
IPOMOEA:

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Megacerus alternaius (Coleoptera)

Sylepta elevata (Lepidoptera)
IRIS:

Anomala orientalis (Coleoptera)

Tridothrips iridis (Thysanoptera)

Opeas pyrgula (Mollusca)
ISOCHILUS:

Cryphula fasciata (Hemiptera)
JASMINUM

Archips pronubanus (?) (Lepidoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

D. vulgaris(?) (Homoptera)

Palpita unionalis (Lepidoptera)

42 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

JUGLANS:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Miccotrogus picirostris (Coleoptera)

Ee perditus (Acarina)
KALANCHOE:
Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)
KHAYA:

Cordylomera spinicornis (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Arion ater (Mollusca)

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)

Dicyphus annulatus (Hemiptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Lygus rugulipennis (Hemiptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)

Plagiognathus albipennis (Hemiptera)

Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
ay are Jerrugalis (Lepidoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris confusus (Homoptera)
LATHY RUS:

Bruchus affinis (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Helicella pyramidata (Mollusca)

HI. variabilis (Mollusca)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Homoptera)

Trialeurodes lauri (Homoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus lentis (Coleoptera)

B. sieaeicors (Coleoptera)
LEUCAENA:

ance levipennis (Coleoptera)
LICUAL

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
LILIU

onklinietla formosae (Thysanoptera)
aR flavus (Thysanoptera)

COIL carinata (Hemiptera)
LITCH

fee dorsospinosus (Homoptera)
LONCHOCARPUS(?):

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
LONICERA:

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Ceratitis capitata(?) (Diptera)

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

COR CBE elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
LYCORIS:

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
MACADAMIA

Cry ptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

Sata clavigera (Homoptera)
MALU

venta ludens (Diptera)

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)

Blastodacna atra (Lepidoptera)

Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
MALVACEAE:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

A. mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)

Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
ee stellifera (Homoptera)

Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)

MENTHA—Continued

Pheidole riegaceDale (Hymenoptera)
MISCANTHUS:

Trionpnus 4 sacchart (Homoptera) ©
MONST

Hiteithin Her (Lepidoptera)
MUCUNA:

Weodruocoeiee hubbardi (Coleoptera)

Cephaloleia pretiosa (Coleoptera)
Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Polytus mellerborgii (Coleoptera)

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusca)

Solaropsis monile (Mollusca)
NARCISSUS:

Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
NECTANDRA

eat rugulosus (Coleoptera)
NEPHELIUM:

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
NERIUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
OLEA:

Aleurolobus olivinus (Homoptera)

Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)

Prays leading (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIU

Puto ulter sates

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPERCULINA:

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
a eoeiodtiDs hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:

Anechura vara (Dermaptera)

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Cligenes delineata (Hemiptera)

Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)

Cryphula apaticus (Hemiptera)

Deloyala guttata bohemani (Coleoptera)

Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)

Diabrotica lepida (Coleoptera)

Epilachna borealis var. (Coleoptera)

Exptochiomera formosa (Hemiptera)

Homoegamia mezicana (Orthoptera)

Tridomyrmex pilifer (Hymenoptera)

Lamellazxis micra (Mollusca)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Neolobophora inopinata (Dermaptera)

Opeas pumila (Mollusea)

Ophraea maculicollis (Coleoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera)

Phenacaspis dendrobit (Homoptera)

Plagiodera congesta (Coleoptera)

Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)

Prosopodonta balyi (Coleoptera)

Puto ulter (Homoptera)

Rumina decollata (Mollusca)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)

Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)

T. ballowi (Hemiptera)

T. bicolor (Hemiptera)

T. confusus (Hemiptera)

T. vestitus (Hemiptera)

Trochuda raspa (Lepidoptera)

Tropidacris latreillei (Orthoptera)

Veronicella moreleti(?) (Mollusca)

Vilga dissimilis (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

Xyleborus testaceus (Coleoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Epichorista ionephela (Lepidoptera)

Frankliniella schultzei (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

H. nigricornis (Thysanoptera)
ORYZA:

Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

Hosts and Insects—Continued

ORYZA—Continued

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

T. ornatum (Coleoptera)

T. parabile (Coleoptera)
PALM:

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

Coccotrypes pygmaeus (Coleoptera)
PAPAVER:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PASSIFLORA:

Ceratitis capitata(?) (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis(?) (Diptera)
PELARGONIUM:

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)
PELEA:

Prays fulvocanellus (Lepidoptera)
PERSEA:

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)

C. perseae (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Heilipus lauri (Coleoptera)

Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
PETROSELINUM:

Helicella itala (Mollusca)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
PHALERIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PHASEOLUS:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

C. subinnotatus (Coleoptera)

Cerotoma ruficornis (Coleoptera)

Dynatopechus calandrodes (Coleoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia dorsana(?) (Lepidoptera)

L. fabivora (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

T. ornatum (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:

Cactophagus validirostris (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus paulistus (Homoptera)
PHRAGMITES:

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Homoptera)
PICEA:

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)

Megastiqmus strobilobius (Hymenoptera)
PICEA(?):

Ernobius abietis (Coleoptera)
PINUS:

Adela ochensheimeriella (Lepidoptera)

Coptotermes crassus (Isoptera)

Epilachna mezicana (Coleoptera)

Hylurgops palliatus (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes pini (Homoptera)

Petrova resinella (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
PISTACIA:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)

ISUM:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Conotelus mezicanus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
POLIANTHES:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
PRIORIA:

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Archips pronubanus(?) (Lepidoptera)

Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Geniocremnis chilensis (Coleoptera)

Listroderes subcinctus (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA—Continued
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Hypera nigrirostris (Coleoptera)
Oxrycarenus rufiventris (Hemiptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA NECTARINA:
Conoderus rufangulus (Coleoptera)
Geniocremnis chilensis (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)

PRUNUS SP.::

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

PSIDIUM:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
A. striata (Diptera)

A. suspensa(?) (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Trialewrodes similis (Homoptera)

PTEROSTYLIS:

Antonina graminis (Homoptera)

PUNICA:

Archips pronubanus(?) (Lepidoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Forficula aetolica (Dermaptera)

PYRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)

QUERCUS:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

RAPHANUS:

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

RHODODENDRON:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)
Pealius azaleae (Homoptera)

Psylla rhododendri (Homoptera)
accuse viennensis (Acarina)

Ardis sulcata (Hymenoptera)

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Lema melanopa (Coleoptera)

Monacha carthusiana (Mollusca)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)
ROSMARINUS:

Chrysolina americana (Coleoptera)

UBUS:

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)
RUMEX:

Dicyphus stachydis (Hemiptera)
SACCHARUM:

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)
SALIX:

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
SAMANEA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
SCHINUS:

Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
SEDUM:

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
SESBANIA:

Callosobruchus phaseoli (Coleoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
SESUVIUM:
qaeee megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Agriotes obscurus (Coleoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)

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44 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

sOIL—Continued

‘Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

Hi. striata(?) (Mollusca)

Felix pomeia (Mollusca)

Lamellazis gracilis(?) (Mollusca)

LZ. micra (Mollusca)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

‘Opeas pyrgula (Mollusca)

‘Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Podagrica fuscicornis (Coleoptera)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

ee Hane (Coleoptera)
SOLANUM SP.:

eleandes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SORGHUM:

Pyrausta nubilalis (Levidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
SPONDIAS:

Anasirepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus calurus (Homoptera)
STANHOPEA:

Puto mexicanus omer ter)
STRONGYLODON

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
SYRINGA

Adozophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
TAGETES

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon fuscus (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)
TRIFOLIUM:

Bruchidius trifolii (Coleoptera)

Ceoltotdes acicula (Mollusca)
TRITICUM:
Casi aes brevis (Isoptera)
Haplothrips tritici (Thysanoptera)
Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
T. granarium (Coleoptera)

TSUGA:
PA ae tsugaphilus '(Hymenoptera)
URGINEA:
eee. ater (Mollusca)
AN
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Athesapeuta cyperi (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
Conotelus mericanus (Coleoptera)

Melanozanthus melanocephalus (Coleoptera)

Nysius terrestris (Hemiptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Pinnaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)
Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)
Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
Se alternans (Coleoptera)
VERNONIA:
Feenothete atratus (Thysanoptera)
ICIA:

Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)
VIGNA:

Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)
VIOLA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
VITIS:

Acledra fraterna (Hemiptera)

Aleurolobus taonabae (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)

B. obovatus (Acarina)

Ceratitis. capitata (Diptera)

Conoderus rufangulus (Coleoptera)

Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)

Listroderes subcinctus (Coleoptera)

Lobesia botrana (Lepidoptera)

Naupactus canthographus (Coleoptera)

Phiyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)
ZAMIA:

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
ZANTHOXYLUM:

FHeterobostrychus brunneus (Coleoptera)

Xyloperthella picea (Coleoptera)
ZEA:

Moodna bisinuella(?) (Lepidoptera)

Pagiocerus fiorii (Coleoptera)

Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
ZINGIBER:

Opogona purpuriella (Lepidoptera)
ZINNIA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips dianthinus (Thysanoptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Acanthoderes circumflexa (Coleoptera)
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Aethus indicus (Hemiptera)
Amphimallon majalis. (Coleoptera)
Amyna natalis (Lepidoptera)
Anomala orientalis (Coleoptera)
Arcte coerula (Lepidoptera)
Catacanthus carrenoi (Hemiptera)
Chalciope hyppasia (Lepidoptera)
Chalepus acuticornis (Coleoptera)
Conoderus pallipes (Coleoptera)
Crambus ligonellus (Lepidoptera)
Creatonotos gangis (Lepidoptera)
Diaphania itysalis (Lepidoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Euetheola rugiceps (Coleoptera)
Euricania splendida (Homoptera)
Gnaphalocrocis medinalis (Lepidoptera)
Holcostethus vernalis (Hemiptera)
Lamprolonchaea aurea (Diptera)
Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Macroscytus japonensis (Hemiptera)
Megasoma elephas (Coleoptera)
Metanema ategua (Lepidoptera)
Mirperus ferrugineus (Hemiptera)
Nephotettiz bipunctatus (Homoptera)
Nomophila noctuella (Lepidoptera)
Otosema odorata (Lepidoptera)
Oxya velox (Orthoptera)
Pachybrachius nigriceps (Hemiptera)
Perkinsiella vitiensis (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Phurys immunis (Lepidoptera)
Pieris rapae crucivora_ (Lepidoptera)
Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Schoenobius incertulas (Lepidoptera)
Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)
S. mauritia acronyctoides (Lepidoptera)
S. pecten(?) (Lepidoptera)
Stictoptera subobligua (Lepidoptera)
Talurus rugosus (Coleoptera)
Theretra tryoni (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)
Xylomeira torquata (Coleoptera)
Xylothrips religiosus (Coleoptera)
AQUATIC PLANTS:
Nasutitermes costalis (Isoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
AUTOMOBILE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Cepaea nemoralis (Mollusca)
Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)
Dyscinetus laevipunctatus (Coleoptera)
Helicella neglecta (Mollusca)
H. variabilis (Mollusca)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Lepidoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
T.inclusum (Coleoptera)
T. parabile (Coleoptera)
BAGGAGE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Anacridium aegyptium (Orthoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Euscepes post fasciatus (Coleoptera)
Helicella itala (Mollusca)
Helix aperta (Mollusea)
HZ, aspersa (Mollusca)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Pyrausta nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Spodoptera mauritia (Lepidoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
BAGGING:
Trogoderma granariwm (Coleoptera)
eee (Coleoptera)

B

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
BURLAP:

Catorama herbarium (Coleoptera)
CARGO—GENERAL:

Edessa rufomarginata (Hemiptera)

CARGO—GENERAL—Continued

Helicella neglecta (Mollusca)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Platycarenus humilis (Hemiptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CELLULOSE:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)
CLOTHING:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

ORAL:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
CRATE:

Copris hispanus (Coleoptera)
CUTTINGS—UNIDENTIFIED:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
DEBRIS:

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
EXCELSIOR:

Spondylis buprestoides (Coleoptera)
FERN:

Hygromia hispida (Mollusca)
FLOWERS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Bergallia signata (Homoptera)

RBradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ceresium unicolor (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

F., tritici (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips airatus (‘Thysanoptera)

T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
FOLIAGE:

Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
FOOD:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
FOREST LITTER:

Sehirus sexmaculatus (Hemiptera)
FRUIT—UNIDENTIFIED:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
GOAT SKINS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

RAIN:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)

T. inclusum (Coleoptera)
HERBARIUM SPECIMENS:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
HERBS:

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Lamellaris micra (Mollusea)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusea)

Trogoderma inclusum (Coleoptera)
KARAYA GUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
LEAF—UNIDENTIFIED:

Aleuroplatus variegatus (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LEGUME:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
LOG:

Megacyllene spinifera (Coleoptera)
MACARONI:

Trogoderma parabile (Coleoptera)
MAIL PARCEL:

Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)

Euscepes post fasciatus (Coleoptera)

Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)

Nasutitermes costalis (Isoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)
MILITARY CARGO:

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

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46 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts Unknown—Continued

MILITARY CARGO—Continued
C. ventrosa (Mollusca)
Conoderus azoricus (Coleoptera)
Helicella caperata (Mollusca)
H. cespitum (Mollusea)
H. cretica (Mollusca)
Hi, derbentina (Mollusea)
A, lornacensis(?) (Mollusca)
AZ. maritima (Mollusea)
AI. neglecta (Mollusea)
AZ. profuga (Mollusea)
Hi. variabilis (Mollusea)
Hi. virgata (Mollusca)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Monacha carthusiana (Mollusca)
Otala lactea (Mollusca)
O. vermiculata (Mollusca)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Trogoderma ornatum (Coleoptera)
Xeroleuca mograbina (Mollusca)
MOLLUSKS:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Sitona lineata(?) (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
MOSS:

Cassida nebulosa (Coleoptera)
NONE:

Dictyophorus spumans (Orthoptera)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
Hi. pomatia (Mollusca)
Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
PACKING:
z eee loreyi (Lepidoptera)
Conoderus bifoveatus (Coleoptera)
PLANTS—UNIDENTIFIED:
Empoasca flavescens (Homoptera)
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
Lygus rugulipennis (Hemiptera)
Rotruda mucidella olivaceella (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

PLANTS—UNIDENTIFIED—Continued

T. major (Thysanoptera)

Vinsonia GNC (Homoptera)
PLYWOOD

Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)
QUARTERS

Bothynus Sa obra (Coleoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Peitrusa epilepsis (Homoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Trogoderma grancrium (Coleoptera)

T. inclusum (Coleoptera)

T. parabile (Colsepters)
RAILWAY CAR:

Trogoderma glabrum (Coleoptera)

T. parabile
ROOTS—UNIDENTIFIED:

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
SEEDLAC:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
SEEDS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

Helicella pyramidata (Mollusca)
SPHAGNUM MOSS:

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
STORES:

Gnorimoschemea ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Nysius clevelandensis (Hemiptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

T. inclusum (Coleoptera)

T. ornatum (Coleoptera)

T. parabile (Coleoptera)
WOOD:

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)

Phlegyas annulicrus (Hemiptera)

Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)

S. conigerum (Coleoptera)

Trogorylon aequale (Coleoptera)

T. prostomoides (Coleoptera)

Xylothrips religiosus (Coleoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 47

ALGERIA:
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
AMERICAN SAMOA:
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Organothrips bianchii
Pheidole megacephala
Xylothrips religiosus
ANTIGUA:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Vinsonia stellifera
ARGENTINA:
Brevipalpus obovatus
Ceratitis capitata
Epinotia aporema
Megacyllene spinifera
Xyleborus biconicus
ASTA (country(?)):
Trogoderma granarium
AUSTRALIA:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Megastigmus limoni
Nysius clenelandensis
Pinnaspis buzi
Plusia chalcites
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Sternochetus mangiferae
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
T. kellyanus
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Thrips imaginis
AUSTRALIA (?):
eas if yanonensis
AUSTRIA
Baris lepidii
Frankliniella intonsa
AZORES:
Arion ater
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella ventrosa
Conoderus azoricus
Haplothrips cottei
Heliz aspersa
Opogona sacchari
Pieris brassicae
Theba pisana
BAHAMAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Petrusa epilepsis
Rotruda mucidella olivaceella
Trogoderma ornatum
BARBADOS:
Euscepes post fasciatus
Fundella pellucens
Lamellaxis micra
Sphenarches caffer
BELGIUM:
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Mamesira brassicae
ee utorlce rufipes
BERMUDA:
Buboese similaris
Cochlicella ventrosa
Diaprepes famelicus var.
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lamellazis micra
Opeas pyrgula
Pheidole megacephala
BRAZIL:
Asterolecanium epidendri
Bradybaena similaris
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus paulistus
C. personatus
Coccotrypes pygmaeus
Cry ptotermes brevis
Euscepes postfasciatus
Leucoptera coffeella
Mordellistena catileyana
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossy piella
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Stephanoderes hampei

Countries of Origin and Insects

BRAZIL—Continued
Subulina octona
BRITISH GUIANA:
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudococcus halli
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Cerconota anonella
Coptotermes crassus
Edessa ru fomarginata
Lamellaxis micra
Opeas pumila
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
cect ruficornis
BURM
Tsegodeiin’ granarium
Try phetus incarnatus
CANADA:
Trogoderma ornatum
CANAL ZONE:
Cryphula fasciata
Tenthecoris confusus
Trogoderma inclusum
Veronicella moreleti (?)
Vilga dissimilis
Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS:
Laspeyresia splendana
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Callosobruchus phaseoli
C. subinnotatus
Opogona sacchari
CENTRAL AMERICA (country(?)):
Cligenes delineata
Metanema ategua
CEYLON:
Trogoderma granarium
CHILE:
Acledra fraterna
Bergallia signata
Brevipalpus chilensis
B. obovatus
Conoderus rufangulus
Geniocremnis chilensis
Leptoglessus chilensis
Listroderes subcinctus
hogceus albo-ornatus

actus xanthographus
Cc Ne

Callosobruchus analis
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Lyctus africanus
Trogoderma granarium
COLOMBIA:
Helix aspersa
Tridomyrmer pilifer
Metamasius hemipierus sericeus
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Platypus rugulosus
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris balloui
COSTA RICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Chrysomphalus albopictus
C. calurus
C. personatus
C. umboniferus
Heilipus lauri
Leucoptera coffeella
Pheidole megacephala
Prosopedonta balyi
Solaropsis monile
Tropidacris latreillei
Vinsonia stellifera
UBA:

Acanthoderes circumflexa
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Bradybaena similaris

Cerotoma ruficcrnis

Corythaica carinata
Cryptocephalus rerampelinus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citrifolii

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CUBA—Continued
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Lamellaxis micra

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus

Nasutitermes costalis
Neodryocoetes hubbardi
Pheidole megacephala
Phurys immunis
Ribua innozia
Trionymus sacchari
Vinsonia stellifera
CURACAO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
CYPRUS:
Aleurolobus olivinus
Ceratitis capitata
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Fhagoletis cerasi
DENMARK:
Bruchus affinis
Frankliniella intonsa
Hygromia hispida
Lema melanopa
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhagoletis cerasi
Smerinthus ocellata
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
T. major
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cylas formicarius var.
C. formicarius elegantulus
Lamellaxis micra
Monomorium destructor
Pectinophora gossypiella
ECUADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Lamellaxis gracilis(?)
Laspeyresia fabivora
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Pagiocerus fiorti
Platycarenus humilis
Porphyrobaphe iostoma
Solaropsis monile
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
EL SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. serpentina
A. striata
Chrysomphalus calurus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Lyctus brunneus
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
ENGLAND:
Aleyrodes proletella
Cepaea nemoralis
Euleia heraclei(?)
Frankliniella intonsa
Helix aspersa
Tridothrips iridis
Laspeyresia strobilella
Lema melanopa
Lyqus rugulipennis
Miccotrogus picirostris
Orthops cervinus
Pealius azaleae
Phytomyza rufipes
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
Thrips flavus
T. major
T. praetermissus
Trogoderma granarium
EUROPE(country(?)):
Trogoderma granarium

FEDERATION OF MALAYA:

Cylas formicarius var.
FIJLISLANDS:

Frankliniella formosae

Pachybrachius nigriceps

FIJI ISLANDS—Continued
Perkinsiella vitiensis
FORMOSA:
Catacanthus carrenoi
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trionymus sacchari
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis
FORMOSA(?):
Orya velox
FRANCE:
Aceria macrochelus
A. macrorhynchus
Aculus aceris
Amphimallon majalis
Apion carduorum
Arion ater
Bruchus affinis
B. guttalis
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
Cochlicella barbara
Curculio elephas
Evergestis forficalis
Evetria tessulatana(?)
Frankliniella intonsa
F. tritici
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Helicella caperata
HY, maritima
HL. neglecta
Hi. variabilis
Helix aspersa
HZ. pomatia
Holcostethus vernalis
Laspeyresia splendana
Mamesira brassicae
Monacha carthusiana
Palpita unionalis
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla
Taeniothrips atratus
Theba pisana
Thrips flavus
T. major
T. praetermissus

FRANCK(?)

Argyresthia conjugella

FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA:

Sternochetus mangiferae

GERMANY:

Argyresthia conjugella
Cecilioides acicula
Ernobius abietis
Frankliniella intonsa
Helix pomatia
Laspeyresia splendana
Lema erichsoni
Limothrips denticornis
Mamestra brassicae
Megastigmus strobilobius
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhagoletis cerasi(?)
Spondylis buprestoides
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae

Thrips flavus

T. major

Trogoderma granarium
T. ornatum

GERMANY (?):

Monomorium destructor

GRAND CAYMAN:

Vinsonia stellifera

GREECE

Archips pronubanus(?)
Bruchus dentipes
Cecilioides acicula
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Forficula aetolica
Helicella cretica

HI, lornacensis(?)

H. maritima

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

GREECE—Continued
H. profuga
H. striata(?)
Kalotermes flavicollis
Otala vermiculata
Theba pisana

GUAM:

Dacus dorsalis
Geotomus pygmaeus
Nephotettiz bipunctatus
Sternochetus mangiferae

GUATEMALA:
Aleurothrizus myrtacei
Anastrepha ludens
A. mombinpraeoptans
Chalepus omoger
Conotelus mericanus
Conotrachelus perseae
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Pangaeus rugiceps
Puto ulter
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris bicolor
T. vestitus

HAITI:
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
A. suspensa(?)
Anomala orientalis
Cerconota anonella
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Fundella-pellucens
Pheidole megacephata
Sphenarches caffer..

HAWAII: Ske
Achaea janata
Adoretus sinicus
Araecerus levipennis
Athesapeuta cy pert
Bemisia giffardi
Bradybaena similaris
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Catorama herbarium
Ceratitis capitata
Ceresium unicolor
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Conoderus exsul
Conotelus mexicanus
Cryptophlebia illepida
Cryptoter mes brevis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dacus cucurbitae
D. dorsalis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
Dynatopechus calandrodes
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Euscepes post fasciatus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lampides boeticus
Lamprolonchaea aurea
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Lyctus brunneus
Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Melanozanthus melanocephalus
Morganella longispina
Nysius terrestris
Oopsis nutator
Opogona purpuriella
Orchidophilus aterrimus
Otosema odorata
Oxzydema fusiforme
Parlaioria crotonis
P. zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Plusia chalcites
Poecilips persicae
Prays fulvocanellus
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pseudococcus palmarum
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Siphanta acuta
Spodoptera mauritia

HAW AII—Continued
S. mauritia acronyctoides
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
T. vitticornis
Trionymus sacchari
Xiphidiopsis lita
Xyleborus testaceus
HAW AII(?):
aes religiosus
HONDURAS:
Anasirepha mombinpraeoptans
Cryphula apaticus
Porphyrobaphe iostoma
Stenoma catenifer
HONG KONG:
Callosobruchus analis
Carposina niponensis
Chilo suppressalis
Cylas formicarius
C. formicarius var.
C. formicarius formicarius
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Fiorinia theae
Frankliniella formosae
Maruca testulalis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis
HUNGARY:
Ceratitis capitata
Limothrips denticornis
Rhagoletis cerasi
INDIA:
Dialeurodes vulgaris (?)
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Sinoxylon anale
S. conigerum
Sternochetus mangiferae
Trogoderma granarium
T. inclusum
INDONESIA:
Ceratitis capitata
Leucinodes orbonalis
Phenacaspis dendrobii
Trogoderma granarium
IRAN:
Trogoderma glabrum
T. granarium
IRELAND:
Dicyphus stachydis
Helicelia caperata
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
T. major
ISRAEL:
Anomala orientalis
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Lictomyelois ceratoniae
Gnorimoschema ocellateila
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Helix figulina(?)
Hypoborus ficus
Laspeyresia splendana
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips angusticeps
ITALY:
Acrolepia assectella
Aleurolobus olivinus
Anacridium aegyptium
Apion cardworum
Archips pronubanus(?)
Ardis sulcata
Brachycerus albidentatus
B. algirus
Pruchidius trifolii
Bruchus lentis
B. signaticornis
P. tristis
Cassida sanguinolenta

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50

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ITALY—Continued

C. vibex

Cecilioides acicula
Ceratitis capitata
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
Chrysolina americana
Cochlicella barbara

C. ventrosa

Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas

C. nucum

Dacus oleae

Dicyphus annulatus
Dyspessa ulula
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Ephestia calidella
Frankliniella tenuicornis
Helicella conspurcata
HH. itala

HT. maritima

Hi. pyramidata

H. variabilis

Heliz aperta

HZ, aspersa
Hemimene juliana
Laspeyresia dorsana (?)
L. splendana

Lobesia botrana
Mamestra brassicae
Otala lactea

O. vermiculata
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phalonia zephyrana
Phytomyza rufipes
Pieris brassicae

Prays oleellus
Pyrausta nubilalis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sehirus sexmaculatus
Sesamia cretica
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Theba pisana

Thrips angusticeps

T. major

Trogoderma inclusum
Udea tea

JAMAIC

JAE

ee indecora
Anastrepha monbinpraeoptans
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
E. muriscis
Lyctus brunneus
Monomorium destructor
Neodryocoetes caribaeus
Palaeopus costicollis
Pectinophora gossy piella
Pseudococcus neobrevipes
Subulina octona
Vinsonia stellifera

PAN:
Acrolepia assectella
Aethus indicus
Aleurocanthus spiniferus
Aleurolobus taonabae
Aleurotuberculatus similis
Amyna natalis
Anomala orientalis
Aonidiella inornata
Brevipalpus obovatus
Callidium rufipenne
Carposina niponensis
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus
Coccus pseudomagnoliarum
Cylas formicarius var.
Huscepes postfasciatus
Frankliniella formosae
F. tenuicornis
Faplothrips aculeatus
FI. gowdeyi
Hylurgops palliatus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes pini
L. tuberculata
Leucania loreyi
Macroscytus japonensis

JAPAN—Continued
Mamestra brassicae
Megastigmus tsugaphilus
Morganella longispina
Nezara antennata
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis
Nomophila noctuella
Oligonychus perditus
Opeas pyrgula
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pieris rapae crucivora
Planococcus dorsospinosus
Pseudaonidia paconiae
Pseudococcus pini
Pyrausta nubilalis
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Spodoptera mauritia
S. mauritia acronyctoides
Stictoptera subobliqua
Taeniothrips gracilis
T. hawaiiensis
Thrips flavus
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis citri
U. yananensis

JAPAN(?):

Arcte coerula
Diaphania itysalis
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Pheidole megacephala

KOREA:

Chilo suppressalis

KUWAIT:

Trogoderma granarium

KWAJALEIN(?):
Pyrausta nubilalis

LEBANON:

Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Trogoderma granarium

LIBERIA:

Leucinodes orbonalis

LIBYA:

Helicella cespitum
H. variabilis
Theba pisana

LUXEMBOURG:
Thrips flavus
Trialeurodes lauri

MEXICO:

Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroglandulus emmae
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus variegatus
Alpheias conspirata
Anastrepha ludens

A, mombinpraeoptans
Anechura vara
Anthonomus albolineatus
Aspidiotus palmae
Aulacoscelis melanocera
Batrachedra linaria
Bradybaena similaris
Cactophagus validirostris
Calyptocephala gerstaeckert
C. marginipennis
Capaneus tetricus
Chalepus acuticornis
Charidotis seminulum
Chilo loftini
Chrysomphalus personatus
C. sphaerioides

Cligenes delineata
Coelonertus nigrirostris
Conolelus mexicanus
Conotrachelus aguacatae
C. perseae

Ctenochira hectica

C. hierglyphica

C. plicaia

Culas formicarius elegantulus
Deloyala quttata bohemani
Dendrocoris variegatus

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 5

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Deuterocampta atromaculata
Diabrotica lepida
D. porracea
Diachus auratus
Dialeurodes citrifolit
Dyscinetus laevipunctatus
Ectomyelois muriscis
Epilachna borealis var.
E. mexicana
Epinotia aporema
Everes comyntas
Exptochiomera formosa
E. oblonga
Frankliniella williamsi
Gnorimoschema gudmanella
Grapholitha packardi
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Helicina zephyrina
Heliz aspersa
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Hileithia decostalis
Homoegamia mexicana
Tridomyrmez iniquus
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
Lyqus lineolaris
Micrapate labialis
Moodna bisinuella(?)
Myelobia smerintha
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Neolobophora inopinata
Ogdoecosta biannularis
O. catenulata
Ophraea maculicollis
Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phelypera distigma
Phlegyas annulicrus
Physonota alutacea
Plagiodera congesta
Platoeceticus symmicta
Puto mericanus
P. ulter
Rumina decollata
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
Sylepta reginalis
Talponia batesi
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus
T. bicolor
T. confusus
Trialewrodes similis
T. vitrinellus
Trionymus sacchari
Trochuda raspa
Trogoderma glabrum
T.inclusum
T. ornatum
T. parabile
Trogoxylon aequale
T. prostomoides

MIDWAY ISLANDS:
Gnaphalocrocis medinalis

MOROCCO:

Cochlicella barbara

C. ventrosa

Helicella caperata

HI. maritima
Meiopoplaz ditomoides
Gtala lactea

O. vermiculata

Sitona lineata(?)
Theba pisana
Trogoderma inclusum
T. ornatum
Xeroleuca mograbina

MOROCCO(?):

Copris hispanus

NETHERLANDS:
Acrolepia assectella
Adozophyes orana
Brevipalpus obovatus
Bruchus affinis
Cassida nebulosa
Dialeurodes chittendeni

NETHERLANDS—Continued
Empoasca flavescens
Eriophyes canestrinii
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips aculeatus
Hypera postica
Lygus rugulipennis
Myzus ascalonicus
Phytomyza rufipes
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
Tenuipalpus punicae
Tetranychus viennensis
Thrips flavus
T. major
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis ewony mi

NETHERLANDS NEW GUINEA:
Cosmopolites sordidus

NETHERLANDS WEST INDIES:
“Targionia’”’ hartii

NEW GUINEA:
Cesmopolites sordidus

NEW ZEALAND:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Plusia chalcites

NICARAGUA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A, serpentina
Chrysomphalus calurus
C. personatus
Pseudischnaspis longissima

NIGERIA:
Heterobostrychus brunneus
Trogoderma granariwm
Xyloperthella picea

NORTHERN IRELAND:
Pome rufipes

NORWA
Geen conjugella
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella intonsa
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae

OKINAWA:

Chalciope hyppasia
Pheidole etcce pine

PAKIST
Sa UEaRS anale
Trogoderma granarium
Vinsonia stellifera

PANAMA:

Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cecilioides acicula

Cephaloleia pretiosa

Megasoma elephas

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Nasutitermes corniger

Platypus rugulosus

Subulina octona

Vinsonia stellifera

PERU:

Delphacodes teapae
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Pagiocerus fiorii

PHILIPPINES:
Aethus indicus
Caryedon fuscus
Coptotermes vastator
Cylas formicarius
C. formicarius var.
Eectomyelois ceratoniae
Mirperus ferrugineus
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phenacoccus hirsutus
Polytus mellerborgii
Unaspis yanonensis

POLAND:

Curculio nucum
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips tritici
Taenioihrips atratus

PORTUGAL:

Archips pronubanus(?)

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PORTUGAL—Continued
Ardis sulcata
Arion ater
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella ventrosa
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Helicella eaperata
H. variabilis
Laspeyresia splendana
Pyrausta nubilalis
Trogoderma granarium
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A, suspensa(?)
Cerotoma ruficornis
Crambus ligonellus
Diaprepes abbreviatus var.
Huscepes postfasciatus
Maruca testulalis
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus
Nasutitermes costalis
Pheidole megacephala
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO:
Callosobruchus phaseoli
Caryedon fuscus
Crypiophvebia leucotreta
RUMANIA:
Podagrica iB fugcie ornis
SCOTLAN
Fieberocapsus flaveolus(?)
Gelechia ericetella
Micrelus ericae
Orthotylus ericetorum
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
T. majer
SINGAPORE:
Antonina graminis
Cylas formicarius var.
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pinnaspis orchidarum
Trogoderma granarium
SOUTH PACIFIC:
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides
SPAIN: »
Agriotes lineatus
Arion ater
Brachycerus algirus
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella barbara
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Dyspessa ulula
Helicella striata(?)
H. virgata
Helix aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pieris brassicae
Pseudococcus citricus
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
SUDAN:
Trogoderma granarium
SURINAM:
Vi neCieNG stelli fera
SWE
eee conjugella
Frankliniella intonsa
Phytomyza rufipes
Taeniothrips atratus
SWITZERLAND:
Adela ochensheimeriella
Laspeyresia strobilella
Psylla rhododendri
Ripersiella cacticans
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla
Taeniothrips atratus
TAHITI:
Morganella longispina
Parlatoria zizyphus
Selenothrips rubrocinctus

THAILAND:
Cylas formicarius var.
Phyllocnistis citrella(?)
TRINIDAD:
Dercynus micronyr
Euscepes post fasciatus
Sylepta elevata
Vinsonia stellifera
TUNISIA:
Ceratitis capitata
TURKEY:
Blastodacna atra
Cecilioides acicula
Ceratitis capitata
Helicella derbentina
A, variabilis
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Blissus diplopterus
Ceratitis capitata
Cordylomera spinicornis
Cryptophlebia leucotreta
Dictyophorus spumans
Epichorista ionephela
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips gowdeyi
HI nigricornis
Opogona sacchari
Oxycarenus rufiventris
Phlyctinus callosus
Trogoderma granarium

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIOS:

Agriotes obscurus
Petrova resinella
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC:
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Hellula undalis
Lobesia botrana
Trogoderma granarium
UNKNOWN:
Amphimallon majalis
Anastrepha ludens
Argyresthia conjugella
Bothynus cuniculus
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo suppressalis
Conoderus bifoveatus
C. pallipes
Creatonotos gangis
Diocalandra taitensis
Euetheola rugiceps
Euricania splendida
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips dianthinus
Hypera nigrirostris
Limothrips denticornis
Lyctus brunneus
Myzus ascalonicus
Oxycarenus:hyalinipennis
Parlatoria cinerea
P, zizyphus
Plagiognathus albipennis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Spodoptera pecten(?)
Sternochetus mangiferae
Taeniothrips atratus
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
T. major
Trogoderma granarium
T. inclusum
T. ornatum
T. parabile
Unaspis citri
Xylomeira torquata
VENEZUELA:
Bephrata maculicollis
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
Talurus rugosus

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

VIETNAM: WEST PACIFIC— Continued
Heterobostrychus aequalis Frankliniella formosae
Monomorium destructor Pyrausta nubilalis

WAKE ISLAND(?): Schoenobius incertulas
Conoderus pallipes Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Nomophila noctuella Theretra tryoni
Pachybrachius nigriceps YUGOSLAVIA:

Pyrausta nubilalis Baris lepidii

WEST PACIFIC: Hypoborus ficus

Aethus indicus Laspeyresia splendana

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54 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin

Consump-
tion
Non-entry

tAlternaria celosiae (Tassi) Savulescu:

Propaga-
tion

Celosia argentea (feather cockscomb)----------- Miexiconiaetsnieaiete 5 a es eee

} Alternaria cucumerina (Ell. & Ev.) J. A. Elliott:
Gucurbitais pees a oes ae ee Soe ees Union of South Africa__|----- 1
tAlternaria dianthi F. L. Stevens & J. G. Hall:

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) leaf_______-_- Argentina________-_____ Looe

+tAlternaria zinniae Pape:
Zinnia elegans (common zinnia) seed__-_---_-_- England, Germany _-_--_]-----|-----
Anguina tritici (Steinbuch) Filip.:

Triticum monococcum (wild einkorn) seed____-_ Lt aliy:(?) farsa see 5 eee ee
tA phelenchoides blastophthorus Franklin:

Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) __-.---_-- ET] a1 Glee eee eee | eee | eee
Aphelenchoides fragariae (Ritzema Bos) Christie:

Bletilla hyacinthina (orchid) stem__------__--_- diver havc oe le ty ene ee eo
tAphysa rhynchosiae (Kalchb. & Cke.) Th. & Syd.:

Fumaria sp. (herbarium specimen)- -------_--_ Canadasiet eae: be eee eps
tAscochyta conorum P. Henn.:

Picea sp. (spruce) cone scale___.-------------_- irance: = £25 Sa Py tera ea aes
tAscochyta fabae Speg.:

Vicia faba (broadbean) seed___.------_------._- BL cay teers Setar aa ee oa
{Asterina pulchella Petr.:

Polygala jamaicensis (leaf)_---.---------------- Jiamaicasssso-eeeoss lee aU eee ae
tAtichia glomerulosa (Ach.) Stein:

Albiesisps (ir) istem = ae eee Germanyase sess 2 eae ff} Se a ae
{Camarosporiwm citri McAIlp.:

Gitrusitimon Vemon) aoa eae eae Feibtshy PN Se 1
Cercospora angraeci Feuill. & Roum.:

Stanhopea sp. (orchid) leaf _-.-_-------------__- BE} CLL LO eee nec | eel |e
Cercospora brachiata Ell. & Ev.:

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) pod______- Puerto Rico____________ 5 ee
Cercospora cypripedii Ell. & Dearn.:

ycastespm (Orchid) pleat st sees Vile xii Co) sis a nea RN (Le ee
Cercospora kaki Ell. & Ev.:

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)-_-__-__-____.- JAD ATs. wis bomen aeh ee 8 e 1
t+ Cercospora purpurea Cke.:

Persea americana (avocado) -------------------- Guatemalasae 202222 |baes 1
{Cercosporella lilliicola (Richon) Sace.:

Lapageria rosea (red chilebells) leaf___-________ Chilenevcteandie foleen ae [2224 1
Chaysomiyza ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.)

avile:
Hhodedendron ferrugineum (rock rhododendron) | fItaly, Switzerland_____ 12),| os eee
eaf.

R. glaucum (spiceleaf rhododendron) leaf__..__}| Canada________________|_-___]_-__-

R. hirsutum (garland rhododendron) leaf._____- fItaly, Switzerland_____ yb | ee

IR CED OHED (GES) =e Canad ae teaamiaay Le ee

Rhododendron sp. (leaf)__-_----------------__--- Austria, Switzerland, Qi Se | ee

tYugoslavia.

{Cladosporium epiphyllum (Pers.) Mart. var. ac-
erinum Sace.:
Acer platanoides (Norway maple) seed________- Union of Soviet Social- |_-___|_-_--
ist Republics.
4 Coleosporium asterum (Diet.) Syd.:

Callistephus chinensis (China aster)__.---__-__- Cubassse ae aoa ie nt (ee
{Coniotheciwm citri McAlp.:

Citrus-paradisi.(grapefruit) ___..........______- Union of South Africa__}_____ 1
tConiothecium scabrum MeAlp.:

Gitrustiimony (lemon) eee eee Rortugale sare «|e 1

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) __-_____________ Japansaeac Pov ee |Pa 1
4 Coninrurina agaves (Dur. & Mont.) Petr. &

yd.:

FENG GED POSE LD as IMexiCOets2 =a -on eee =| sos | ome
4 Coniothyrium aucubae Sace.:

AULCUDAMADONICAA (Leal) oe ae ene nanan mene Belgium ewes oo see eee
4+ Coniothyriwm insitivwm Sace.:

TUN UB YD EnSICOn (DOACD) Hae sae ae ee ea Miexico mats seem == 222 1 |essc3/betes
tCoryneum triseptatum Pk.:

Rhododendron yakushimanum___-..------------ Japanss.seriek 2222 Cele
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi.:

Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed__.| New Zealand, Norfolk |-_--_|_----
Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Pk.) Nannt.: Island.

Mahonia aquifolium juglandifolia ‘Vicar’... .- INe ther] ancl serene | aero | eee =

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
iIn—

INDYS
Mass.
Oreg.
Hawaii.
N.Y.
Ti.

D.C.

Fla.

Tex.

Fla.

Fila.

Tex.

N.J.

Tex.
Hawaii.
Calif.,* N.J.
D.C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

59

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin Fl ‘a 4
eS
Sq] 8 [aq
ao} a |os
oo} (=) uP
1e) Z|
{Curvularia geniculata (Tracy & Earle) Boed.:
Oryza sativa (rice) glumes._-=-------_--_------_2 Brazile eos Alas sea pans
Cylindrosporium camelliae Gz. Frag.:
Camellia japonica (common camellia) __-_- <-.-2|Miapanssceuserel sensei Biola
{Cytospora intermedia Sacc.:
Quercus palustris (pin oak) seed___------------ 1 21 ss, oe ee EN Mest t (BOT coe 1
{Cytospora palmicola Berk & Curt.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) husk_-____------------ @ubayiGuam=-22222--=5 Jy) Bees 1
{Dasturella divina (Syd.) Mund. & Keshw.:
Sasa palmata (bamboo) leaf__-__--------------- HMormosasseet ssn Thy | Seen a |e
Dendrophoma obscurans (Ell. & Ev.) H. W.
Anderson:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaf_------.---------- Germanya-n- 5-2 | nea Ee ee 1
Diaporthe eres Nits.:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed_} Norfolk Island_-_------]-----|----- 1
GCoryiisauelland. Curlypeee ste ee se INetherlands #2222 | eee pea 1
GotinusicoggugriamRubritolia?: 2--2— 2 A eee Go esiekelnw —_£ fesrM) || Sica) Manat 1
Diplodia epicocos Cke.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) husk__-_-------------- tBahamas, Guam__-_-_- Bl ECs Sack
{Diplodia henriquesiana Trav. & Spessa:
Orchidi(ciem) 222 s~ eee eee ee Burm A. fase dtelea tk shell ahs ai | nt 1
Diplodina eurhododendri Voss:
Rhododendron laetevirens (Wilson rhododen- | Netherlands___---------|.----|_---- 1
dron) leaf.
R. racemosum (Mayfiower rhododendron) |_--.do_.__-.--.----------]_----]_---- 1
leaf and bud.
Ditylenchus destructor Thorne:
Dahlia ‘Fairy Glen’, ‘Flora’, ‘Frolic’, ‘Lady | Union of South Africa_|_---_|_---- 5
Jester’, ‘Match’, ‘Smiler’, ‘Sun Rocket’, and
“White Gald’” (roots).
WahizGayPMGss(TOOts) secs se =—- ee eee SEZ ET] Am Cees | een | eee 1
Tnoridiaesp. «(ulbs) == ev leoe hae ee _ se Genmanyee seen — Shen die au ee 1
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kiihn) Filip.:
Alum» cepaxs (Onion) 22) 2 en peter = Netherlands! _ = =o tes ete e Eeias 1
Als GORDON. (CEATO) SE ee eee Me xicosrows: Ghee hie 6 ae a I
IN ORCisswsuemoneD OLICy = ets ns ee oe HWicland aoe 22 es wee eae oa 1
IN GRCISSUSHS Dea sebeesst St 2 ee Oe i aS [a 1
{Dothiorella pericarpica Sacc.:
Macrozamia denisonii (cyead) seed____------__- PANS GT ee eee | ements | ene 1
tEchidnodes bromeliacearum (Rehm) Th. & Syd.
var. stellulata (Rehm) F. L. Stevens:
iBromelia Gu Geah) kaso ease eee ess @ostayRicds 22 a a ee ee 1
tEchidnodes dendrochili (Lév.) Th.:
Odontoglossum bictoniense (orchid)_------------ Mexicos22- 2s8entuw cts St]o tn she|| eee 1
Ellsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Giinusiaurantifoliog, (lime) ke 2222s ae oe oe Braz ilbey ees hee ON Si Sees
Galion lemon) 42-228 Ae ee BBS ee Argentina, Brazil__..-_}__-_- 19) | Shee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) __.___--__------ Argentina, Brazil, un- Siilsee | Sees
known.
C. sinensis (Sweet orange).._-_..------.---__-. Argentina, Brazil, un- 4}. 48. )2-2:-
known, Uruguay.
Elsinoe mangiferae Bitane. & Jenkins:
Mangifera indica (mango) ---_------------------ Brazil, Mexico_.------ 2 EL Saze eee
tElsinoe piri Jenkins:
INNS GUPTA (G0 G) aes eee Germanyase 2-s4 = Peep Ly] 2sos-
t+Entomosporium maculatum Léy.:
Cydonia oblonga (quince) ___.__---------------- Guatemalasss22= eee Dipl te veal Ae
Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht.:
ALA LY COCOTISI sn (COOL) nee ee ne er ane Japanlss222 2222222 ee tate 1
{Fusarium oxysporum Schlecht. f. phaseoli Ken-
drick & Snyder:
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean) pods and seeds___-___ Netherlands_-__-----__- (| extraclesce

Fusicoccum galericulatum (Tul.) Sace.:

Fagus sylvatica (European beech) stem _________|____ Motesie | Mave lisdanls yyih f0.8 8 tank
{Gottholdsteineria goodeyi (Loof & Oostenbrink)
Andrassy:
Soil with various plants___-..___..___________- Canada

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
in—

Calif.*
N.J.
Fla., Hawaii.

Oreg.

Fla., Hawaii,
N.Y.
N.J.

Calif.*
INGYE has

Md., Mass.,

N.J,

56 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin Fl PP 4 in—
~
Sa| 8 /aq
n
Besa) sy [pes
or io) nue
16) Z |e
“Greasy spot’’:
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) leaf_--.---------- Me C0S22 eee Desf res celal Payee Ariz.
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper) | Japan____----------_---]-----|----- 4 | Calif.,*
dwarf tree. Hawaii.

J. chinensis) var. songenttico-ce ss) es aie domt So gige (i eee 1 | Hawaii.

PUT USISD ae eee ee ae OO eee eae aera ees dos. 2-6-5. 2-e- se ee 1 | Hawaii.

Gymnosporangium yamadae Miy.:
IVAGLUSISYLUESIT78 1 (OND DC) sae eee | ee Gos... 2 ee ere: Wyey se Hawaii.
THe plosnones dracaenorum (Penz. & Sacc.)
etr.:
DraceenasSpn (eat) se se ee a ee Gi pharway yoke yo | Se ea fess [ Fla.
Helicotylenchus nannus. Steiner: 3

Soil with plants (Begonia sp., cactus, Crocus | Mexico, tPortugal_____|_-___|____- 7 | Fla., Mass.,.
sp., fern, Mentha sp., Pelargonium sp., and Tex.
Rosa hybrid).

Helminthosporium torulosum (Syd.) Ashby:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _--__---_---------- Cuba, tGuatemala____ 3 12 aAOvan Fla., La.
Heterodera avenae (Wr.) Filip.:

Soil with automobiles (new Jaguars)___---_____ Knegland._--=- -asssie 1s] Rieselapsses Tex.

Soil with Brassica oleracea capitata (cabbage)_--| Ireland_______________-- Te ess Fee Mass.

Soil with Sclanum tuberosum (potato)..----__- England, Germany-~--_-|__2_- Pa paar Fla., Tex.

Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurm. Stek.: -

Soilfsaimplestieeetot ase Bee eee ee Mexi comes: Sasiee eee Ps] ieee eee Ariz.

Soil with plants (Begoniasp., cactus, Citrussp., | Brazil, Germany, Mex- |_-___|_____ 21 | Ariz., Calif.*
Coleus sp., Crassulaceae, Afentha spicata, ico, New Zealand, Mich.,
and various potted plants). Switzerland. N.J., Tex.

Soil with railway car._._...-_--2------L--+--- Mes COMB s20* _*siled 2? pagels Sil. we Ariz., Tex.

Heterodera punctata Thorne:
Soil with automobiles_.._ 22 __..2.--1_-_=---- Fin'glan dees Sasa eee 5h | Lepataae pe tbl Ala., Fla.,
Md., Tex.

Soil with plants (Catluna vulgaris, Ficus elasti- | f{Canada, fCzechoslova- |_____|_____ 6 | Fla., Mass.,.
ca, Malvaceae, Philodendron sp., Rosa hy- kia, Mexico, North- Mich.,
brid, and unidentified plants). f ey Treland, Scot- Tex.

and.
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
Soile@vaaleinpurse) Bese ee ee 1Dyayed bey avel Mus Co 5 Be eal eet Ks
Soil with automobiles (new and used)--------- England, Germany- --.- 5a)at Boe ae Fla.,
‘ex.

Soil with Picea sp. (spruce)_______.__-_._-___. Germaniy2 62 25) fet Lifieaanyeieiea Mass.

Soil with plants (unidentified and Zantedeschia | Mexico___-_------------|_____|____- 2 | Calif., Tex.
aethiopica).

Soil with stores (Allium porrum, Apiuwm graveo- | Argentina, England, |____-_ LO}/S5SH5 Fla., La.,
lens, Armoracia rusticana, Beta vulgaris, So- Germany, Peru, id.,
lanum tuberosum, and Ullucus tuberosus). Spain. Mass., Tex.

Heteropatella valteliinensis (Trav.) Wr.:

Dianthus spews Gh SI eas @ana dave ese eee ee 1 | Wash.
{Heterosporium allii Ell. & G. Mart.:

Allium cepa (onion) tops-.--_----------------- a EY OF 4 PR eT ae oe Ee 2 een Calif.*

AL porrum (leek) jst ae pene SEE Rite Quatemala, Japan___.__}_____ 21 nee Calif.,* Fla.
Heterosporium ornithogali (Klotzsch) Cke.:

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)_-_| Union of South Africa__|. 3 |_____|_____ Mass., N.J.
Hormiscium pinophyllum (Nees) Lind.:

AADICSIS Py (fit) StOMar skeet es De ae Germanys sae eee gC Peis (P Beocee — Oreg.

tKarstenula philadelphi Oud.:

Philadelphus virginalis ‘ Virginal’_.-----.------- Netherlands_-_-- 2a ie 4 _|eeest 1 | Wash.

tLembosia warscewicziae P. Henn.:
Moazillariaisp (orchid) seeks tree eee ene CostapRica sss] 52222228 eee ee 1] Fla.
{Leptosphaeria coffeigena (Berk. & Cke.) Sace.:

Coffedsp (Collec) eater eee oa eee AO ee rs ED Pow oAae oe Tex.
{Macrophoma anthurii Trinch.:

ZAIN (0G (OES) a ee ee Trinidad. -222 22-2 Se cere ees 1} Fla.
Macrophoma araucariai De Lac.:

Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed-..| New Zealand, Norfolk |_..__|_-.-- 12 | Calif.*

tMacrophoma coces Pass.: Island.
Cocos nucifera (coconut) caps_-.---------------- Costa) Rica Seek bites 6 (Teas) seine Calif.*
Macrophoma oleandri Pass.:

Nentwmoleander (leaf) 22 = 2c- Bermuda____.----2----2 Pi SQ y 98 Mass.
}Marmor cucumeris Holmes:

Daphne cneorum ‘White’ - - -----.-2-----.---.-- Eneland aso 6 2s scs| ees eee 1/ NJ.
Marmor rosae Holmes:

Rog nybridtdeap pe ees ee ee ene tCuba, Guatemala_____ 1 eee Fla.

See footnotes at end of table. t

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 57

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1969, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin ey See in—
~_
Sa| 9 |8q
a Q
ISM teh SS
ow o ut
1e) Z, Ay
Marssonina juglandis (Lib.) Magn.:
Juglans regia (Persian walnut) leaf_-...------- Greece so sssse5 55 eS Daj zares einta N.Y.
Meliolina haplochaeta Syd.: s
Metrosideros sp. (irontree).-------------------- Hawali- see. Seek. y Eh aes ea Hawaii.
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
Begonzmep (plant) ule ea ee Ae eas Mexico.) 22252 -2052--| feel }eeske: 1 | Tex.
Caladium x hortulanum ‘Candidum’ (tuber)__-| Guatemala_-__-.--------]-----]----- 1|N.J.
Dahiia hybrids (roots) 222 - _ 22-222. .-.=---==---- Japan 252222222 aes) see 2 | Calif.,*
Wash
Euonymus alatus (winged euonymus) plants___|----- Gostieahised st) owotwn |i. ot 1 | Calif.*
Gladiolus hybrid (corms)_-.-...-.--------------]----- (Ce pen RS ee eed ee 10 | Calif.,*
Wash
Plants—unidentified__-.....:..-.-=..-------28 INTexI Coon Se ae en ae 1} Tex.
Zantedeschia sp. (calla lily) bulb_-__--.-------- JAPAN sen Senne ea aoe 1] Fla.
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
Acanthus perringii (root)..--------------------- Tod enol See ees i al AN PNET
Callicarpa sp. (beautyberry) root__.----------- INetherlan dsi=2 Ses aa Es | emea ee te ANIaYs
Clematis viticella alba ‘ Luxurians’__---...------ 1| NJ.
Glematainy brid (roots) =. s28= Se ea aek ss 2 ANGI Nays
Mantiahy brid’ (Toots) 214-2 ka eae 2 | Calif.,*
Wash.
Gladiolus hybrid (corm) ----------.------------ 1 | Calif.*
enatica sp: (Toot) 2222 2 Ss Seige es VO INGYS
Leontopodium alpinum (common edelweiss) De NOYe
root.
Rosaiay brid’ (roots) 2. <4----= 1 seest- assests Germany, tNorthern |-----|----- 3 | NJ.
Treland.
seloiaou one incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood:
Brassica ra pai(turmip) 2222s eee eee IN (Co) -0 (1 See Is Qipsh Bele _ bi __| Tex.
Gladiolus hybrid (corms) -----.------+--------- Ta pane eee pees 10 | Calif.*
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)__--------------=-|----- Co [aes eS 82 eae 2 | Calif.*
Meloidogyne incognita acrita Chitwood:
Astilbe ‘Red Sentinel’ (root) ___.-.------------- Netherlands #2-22 sss. | Seees| Baws TENE
Coriandrum sativum (coriander) root_..-------- *+Dominican Republic__ 1 a Ee toes Fla.
BEICHEDET ICIS DDS (TOOL) se ee ee ee

PALDROTDIa: SDS (LOOb) meee tess eee tee
Gladiolus hybrid (corms) 2221222220232 eee

Solanum tuberosum (potato)__-----------------
Thunbergia sp. (clockvine) root____---.--------]-----
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub.) Chitwood:
Adenia gicbosa (plant) _.....£..-.._-_.-=.---he

Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)--.

Mahia yprid= (root) ys ses ee ees Sk

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) root_..------
tMicropeltis orchidearum P, Henn,(?):

Miltonia roezlii (pansyorchid)---..-.-----------
tMicrostroma tonellianum Ferr.:

Prunus serotina (black cherry) pits-.---------- Unknown 25525 - == see Paes Ase] h sche Mich.
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:

Malus sylvestris: (apple) -_-- 22 -- eee Italy, j,Norway-__--__-- DME peda eae N.Y.

Prunus domestica (plum) _-______-_-------------- +Czechoslovakia_..____- hy |i ee albs) oe N.Y.
Mycosphaerella cattleyae Cash & Watson:

Sobralia leucorantha (orchid) leaf_--...--------- WaNaleZone versa ee ea | ee 1 | Fla.
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lind.:

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaves___------------ @Genmanyeiee eee |e | ee 2 | Mass.
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ces. & de N.)

Schroet.:

PATI MaCep Os (ONION) seh oe eee Belgium, Japan_.______]_---- 14Johesn: Calif.*

A. cepa solaninum (multiplier onion) leaf__-__- JAPAN. oS eae eeghen | eet Calif.,*

PA ponnwim (leek) ileavesos.2 lo sie ce a ee GO se SE GERBER Ales 20) | eae Calif.,*

Hawait

A. sativum (garlic) bulb and leaf______________- France, {Mexico...____ 1 Dyess Calif.*
Neovossi« horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Khan:

Oryza sativa (rice) grain and hulls___-._...--_-- JADA oe Le ek een | ee gaye H8qeeess Calif.*
tPapularia sphaerosperma (Lk.) Hoehn.:

Bamboo! (dried stem) 22s ee Bermuda, Switzerland.| 2 |--._-|----- Calif.,*
}Papularia vinosa (Berk. & Curt.) Mason: Mass.

Orchidi(@eal) a2 22 Vai ee ee) Ecuador. 222222 eel Sa ag 1 | Calif.*
tPapulaspora rubida Hotson:

elepaiyPride(DULD) sess e cases cca ensecaeeeoee Switzerland_....._--.__ Besse Bees 1| I.

See footnotes at end of table.

5S PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—

} Collected
Pest and host Country of origin Fy Pale ii io
= gq |e
28| 2 |28
or ~~
S| a We
tPeronospora schachtii Fck1.:
Beta vulgaris cicla (Swiss chard)-.....--------.- Japan's s.--ss222- Shae kes a fees Calif.*
Phaeoseptoria oryzae Miyake:
Oryzasatival (Tice) = Sa ee ee Al a dopa ee idl Sekai Se Hawaii.
{Phakopsora gossypii (Arth.) Hirat. f.:
Gossypium sp. (cotton; leaf).....--.----------- Banham aseeeeese eee 5 i Peer ae Nassau.
Phoma citricarpa McA\lp.:
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) ---------------- Ake oY a Vaeee eect DOOD ee Hijeieke Calif.*
Chigrandis)(pummelo) a: 32= eee a ee iongekongsaesa a aeaias |Eares se eee Calif.*
C.ichangensis x C. reticulata (ichandarin)_--_| Japan_________-________|_---- Ji} | shsael Calif.*
Calemons (lemon) ees ese a saree eae eee Australia, Union of |----- 10; eee Calif.,* _
South Africa, un- Hawaii,
known. Mich.,
N.Y: Dex.
C. paradisi (grapefruit) _.---..----------------- Australia, Thailand, |----- G3 [Soe Calif.,* —
Union of South Hawaii,
Africa. ,
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) fruit and dried | China, Formosa, Hong | 14 5} Se staes Calif.,*
peel. Kong, Japan. Hawaii,
Wash.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) fruit and dried peel--| Africa (country(?)), | 21] 36 |----- Calif.,* Fla.,
Australia, Brazil, Ga., _Ha-
China, Federation of waii, La.,
Malaya, Formosa, Md.,
Hong Kong, Japan, Mass.,
Mozambique, New Mich.,
Zealand, Union of N.J.N.Y.,
South Africa, un- Pa., Tex.,
known. Va., Wash,
Citrus sp. (fruit and dried peel)_.__..-.---_--_- China, Formosa, Hong | 14 Qi rece Calif.,*
Kong, Japan, un- Fla.,
known. Hawaii,
Mass.,
Mich.,
Mex:
Phoma herbarum West.:
Erigeron glaucus‘ Forsters Liebling’..._-------- one] an Gee eee |e ae eee le Neve
tPhoma nebulosa (Fr.) Berk.:
Pastinaca sativa) (MAlISNIp) ee tac ee eee eee Germany see ee eae a eee Calif.*
Phoma samararum Desm.:
Frazinus excelsior (European ash) seed_-_------ Db aay eee | es eee IN
tPhoma weigeliae Speg.:
Weigelia ‘Golden Horn’ (stem) -_-------------- ne lan die | 1| NJ.
Phomopsis cocoes Petch.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) _._-------------------- Hawaii, unknown.._-__- Py erse| |e Calif.,* Tex.
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sace.: a
Areca cathecu (betel nut) caps _--------------_- Guam... 2 ae 14) se s2 |e Calif.*
tPhomopsis pterophilia (Fekl.) Died.:
Frazinus excelsior (European ash) seed_-_------ Teale. cce oe ee ee 14) NJ:
tPhomopsis velata (Sace.) Hoehn.:
DAL) SP (SCLOUS) eee ey eae Netherlands#i2_- Sts |e a2 a) Reese DNs
Phyllachora canafistulae F. L. Stevens & Dalbey:
Cassia grandis (pinkshower senna) leaf__.-_---- Canali Zones seco csen ee eas |e 1| Fla.
Phyllachora engleri Speg.:
AN thunvienmesp a (leal) pases e ne ee ane ee eee, @Wolombiane cee | Ee ee 1| Fla.
Phyllosticta aucubicola Sace.:
AU CUDA ADONICAI MEAL) seswaaee wane oe eee cee ee Bel siwm)yseceee eee ee | eee | eee 1 Neve
tPhyllosticta capitalensis P. Henn.:
OrchidiMeah) 2 eee a ee ee bl (Brazil oak ee | 1 ENeYe
{Phyllosticta coccolobae Ell. & Ev.:
Coccoloba uviferum (seagrape) leaf-__----..---_- IMexicou cc. ee Scien Aue aes 1 | Tex:
{Phyllosticta hedericola Dur. & Mont.: ‘
SETEC ENCES (LViy)) WLC cused ee near?) sess | eae 0 eee N.Y.
tPhyllostictina musarum (Cke.) Petr.:
IMU80/SP tant ee oS no eee Japan (2) eee eee eee Tyee oe Hawaii.
{ Physalospora wildemaniana Sace.: 3
Dendrobyvimispa leah) ee eee Thailand_..- 2 sae 1 eee a Ka NY
tPleospora phragmospora (Dur. & Mont.) Ces.:
CAG QUEIS Dee ae ta er tice rola nan iat yn nee Mexicoi. 22 reriee i $4 ena | eee 1} Tex.
tPleospora trichostoma (Fr.) Fck1.:
SECOLENCER CALE TC) SLO eee tee eee eee UTES Ys ose a hel peer Lee Tex.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 59
Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Threugh June 30, 1960—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—

; Collected
Pest and host Country of origin = P & in—
~
Sq| 2/8,
AS! a | es
or ° uP
iS) Z |e
{Plowrightia virgultorum (Fr.) Sace.:
SBeIASD es (DITCH) sD aL Kaeo ae te ae Hinlan dace ee Iejatt aloes N.Y
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Sher & Allen:
Dahlia ‘African Jewel’, ‘Pretoria’, ‘Rhapsody’, | Union of South Africa|]_____]_--_- 2) NJ.
and ‘Smiler’ (roots).
Dahlia ‘Arthur Hambley’, ‘Earlwood’, ‘Gold- | Australia_....__.__-____]__-__|_---- 2HeNedis
en Dust’, and ‘Jan. Whitby’ (roots).
Dahlia ‘Caroline Kernochan’ (roots) __--------- Canada... Sele Jn) iia hi|sze Be 1 | N.S.
fPratylenchus pratensis (de Man) Filip.:
Tris kaempferi ‘Utamaro’ (roots) __------------- Czechoslovakia_......_|__--_|_--_- 1| NJ
Pseudomonas marginalis (N. A. Brown) F. L.
Stevens:
Cichorium endivia (endive) _-_.._._-.---__----_- Belgiume ieee WD] ste a ce N.Y.
Pseudomonas tonelliana (Ferr.) Burk.:
Nerium oleander (leaf.and pod)__----------._-- {+ Greece, Mexico________ thy \en (Bees 1 | N.Y., Tex.
Psilenchus hilarulus de Man:
Soil with fern and unidentified plant__.._._____ VEC XE COS bee er 2) Tex.
tPuccinia antirrhini Diet. & Holw.:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) leaf__..._.--_ Irelands. ee ee Ta |iziees| Bea Mass.
fPuccinia arachidis Speg.:
Arachis hypogaea (peanut leaf)_-_.._-_________- BB ye ZY ee ee ee Deli DACe
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:
Gypsophila sp. (babysbreath) leaf_.____.-.-___- ontu ral eae eee IF) eae peered N.Y.
Puccinia baccharidis Diet. & Holw.: j :
Baccharis glutinosa (seepwillow baccharis) -_--- Mexico... Sats_.b 50 ee if fuereed [erase Ariz.
Puccinia buzi DC.:
Buzrus sempervirens (boxwood)____-__-_-_---__.- ran Ces aoa ea 7 peas rad Eee N.J.
{Puccinia cyperi Arth.:
GU MET USES Ds (i) Brazile se sake oe es iy Ree ee Se Fla.
fPuccinia gentianae (Strauss) Lk.:
Gentiana acaulis (stemless gentian) basal leaf_| France----------------- yh Ps a N.J.
Puccinia hordei Otth:
Hordeum vulgare (barley)_-----.--------_-_---- He Wanh <2 eee ee iI) | ease Ss Wash.
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.: :
Chrysanthemum sp. ._.-------.-2-=-222-~ 224-1 |=-==- do Eeesaneenean nana 26) [ee Ore Calif.,*
Hawaii,
INO Soy
Wash
Puccinia longicornis Pat. & Har.: ;
Sasa albomarginata (bamboo) leaf_-._..-----_-_|----- 0.222 == 2eacalenct Les b= eee Calif.*
tPuccinia nakanishikir Diet.:
Cymbopogon citratus (lemongrass) leaf_--.-._.__|----- (GK ee se eee Fa a (pee Calif.*
Puccinia obtecta Pk.:
@yperaceael(Stem)) <==! 2h ee eee Mexico.--.-----sss53 pt eer pees Tex.
Scirpus tatora (bulrush) stem ______.--________- Toe 76 (ee eR ERIS OW) 1g | eee er ee Tex.
ISCLGDIUSISD (SECT) meses sauna ee nn a en ft Union of South A frica_ 5 ey eee eee N.Y.
tPuccinia oncidii Cummins:
Oncidium pubes (orchid) leaf________--___-______ Brazile se ese oe ees Co OS lace 1 | Calif.*
Oncideuamsp ss (leat) see tee en ny CUA OTe ee eee ero | eames | yee 1 | Calif.*
{Puccinia poae-nemoralis Otth: ;
Phleum sp. (timothy grass) leaf and stem___-___ Japanese ea ee Lg oS Calif.*
sect praegracilis Arth. var. praegracilis
avile:
Habenaria leucostachys (milkwhite habenaria)__| Alaska_____--_---__--___|--_--]----- 1 | Wash.
ETQDEN GTI ONS De yore ee ease ae a TE Ie ree GOES werna tebe. ao re NL ea 1 | Wash.
tPuccinia schedonnardi Kell. & Swing.:
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_-_-_-____----___-- BeLmMUd Aaa eae ae anaes a Ya poeires ter fs eee INSY;
Puccinia striiformis West.:
SGU CHGAP TaD) SIME LAER es Se Gernmanyes= 1k pS oa ne (eee Wash.
Triticum aestivum (wheat)_----.-_--------_--___ jIran, {Union of Soviet Oya ees hae ere si Calif.,* N.Y.
Socialist Republics.
tPuccinia violae (Schum.) DC.:
VAolgispr(vidlet) leaiisee- 2. sen aees eee tally ee aes pL | eee | eet Noy.
tPucciniastrum arcticum Tranz.:
Rubus chamaemorus (cloudberry) leaf-_.--_---- INONWS Yates s ee se oe ee eel ONES G
Pyrenochaeta oryzae Shirai:
Oryza sativa (rice) leaf and stem_____._._-__-___ LET Oe Oe aa ee ear ee Pas BA iy (eee Se Calif.*
tPyrenophora graminea Ito & Kuribay:
Uriticume spe (wheat) leaten eee ee eae (6 oa eas rr te oe mae ih Se Calif.*
}Sclerotinia candolleana (Lev.) Fck1.:
(CHARS SOs (ORNS) Wes he a 1apated Ey aXe bes es | eee 1) I.

See footnotes at end of table.

60 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1989, Through June 30, 1960—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—

: Collected
Pest and host Country of origin a ae ee in—
Fl el?
3
Ze| 2 |e8
oF o.| es
6) Z |e
Sclerotiopsis concava (Desm.) Shear & Dodge:
Paeonia sp. (peony) stem___--.--.---.--------- Netherlands-.------ peered 1] N.Y
tScolecopeltidium bakeri F. L. Stevens & Manter:
Miltonia roezlii (pansyorchid)________________- @anall)Zoreseesebt*- 52 | hea |e 1 | Calif.*
Oncidium ornithorhynchum (orchid) leaf____---- Mexic0s.- 2255 ss82o2a0ue|ESoe |e 1| Tex.
Orchid (leah) see eS sik eh eee | ee do:-hiet2_ Shen lee PS halter 1 | Tex.
Scutellonema brachyurum (Steiner) Andrassy:
Soil with cactus and unidentified plants__-__-- DViexico__ == Cae) Sees eee 2| Tex.
tSelenophoma donacis (Pass.) Sprague & A. G.
Johnson:
Secale cereale (rye) glume___-.----------------- Spain’. £ Weert 1 pedo} evan Calif.*
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:
Rhododendron indicum (indica azalea) _._-_-.--- Belgium =.=. ei ene pera 1 | N.Y.
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) leaf___..___-________- Netherlands! 2.2 + sea) yee |p 1| N.Y.
Septoria citri Pass.:
Giirusiiimonk(emon) het hoe eee eee {Brazil, Italy, Spafn___|__-.- Cs Cae La.,
ex.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ___.____--__--_- Ttaly ses x22 22.20 Ssslus seh Se DAN Res te: Fla.
C’. sinensis (sweet orange)___._____-.----_---_-- Ttaly, Japan = 236) ee eter 5a eee Calif.*
Septoria leucanthemi Sacc. & Speg.:
Chrysanthemum) Sps2 cs wane cee eee ese ee ose Japan! 2.2.03 eek ed TG ieee esl. caing Hawaii.
Septoria nodorum Berk.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat)_.------------------- taliyese° <2 sar Loses ets Ohio.
Septoria oryzae Catt.: i
Oryza sativa (rice) hull, leaf, seed, and stem_.__| Japan__---.---_-------- 6/29" || peace Calif.*

tSeptoria rhapidospora Mass.:
Gentiana sp. (gentian) leaf__.....---...-------- Switzerland _-_____--__- Ay oct whew Galif.*
Septoria selenophomoides Cash & Watson:
Cattleya guttata (orchid) leaf.____..__-.-_--_--- By az AN Ve Panay IS atSreDI ert US ea | 1| NJ.
CoguttataivarsprinziiGeat)o 2 eee GOv eas = ee ee eee 1| NJ.
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) leaf__...__..-.-------- fAustralial i222 fossil}e2 cee 1 | Calif.*
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf___._._______-_-_-- CostatRica .~ 2222 es | Sse ee ‘1 | Calif.*
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) -..-.------.--.----- Mies Coleco sce ae rate igi Bex
Oncidium sp. (orchid) leaf_______..____________|----- (0 0 Nr Se eas wl ee A | 1| Tex.
Orchidh(eah) eo ere Eyota a ron eae Costa Rica, Guatema- |_._._}____- 5 | Calif.,*
la, India, Mexico. Tex.

{Speira cymbidii Verpl.:
Oncidium sp. (orchid) pseudobulb-_-_--_-_------ Guatemala eset sien eres | eae | meena 1| Tex.
Sphaceloma fawceitii Bitanc. & Jenkins var.
scabiosa (McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:

Citrus limon (lemon)... ____--_--.-.--_-------- pustralla, New Zea- 1 Sh cee Hawaii.
and.

C. sinensis (sweet orange)______.__.__--..---_-- ATISLT AIG oes ULE eee | phan J jes Hawaii.
Sphaceloma punicae Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Punica granatum (pomegranate)___-.---------- IMGXICO Saas eae (jet ease [TR Ariz., Tex.
tSphaceloma spondiadis Bitane. & Jenkins:

Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)---_---------------- British Guiana____-___- pUieg [Heese ae) po Te SS Fla.
tSphaerella gardeniae Cke.(?):

Gardeniaiaugustatias= i oe SES Walia te re 1] Ss (bees Hawaii.
Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf_....____--._-_--_- Bahamas, Cuba__------|-----]----- 3 | Fla.

Huntleya burtii (orchid) leaf__._.....___-_______- Panama een ane) ee eee 1 | Fla.
Sphenospora mera Cummins:

Orchid’i(leas) oe ee en ee Meuad orf ToL BSAA ee See 1 | Calif**
tStemphylium sarcinagforme (Cav.) Wiltsh.:

Crocus biflorus (Scotch crocus) corms---.------- Ttaliy J. 2.22 252 5 a ee 1] NJ.
tStomiopeltis citri Bitanc.:

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) _-_---------- Japanese Sede ee ace 1 |_____| Hawaii.
tTranzschelia discolor (Fekl.) Tranz. & Litv.:

Prunus persica (peach)__..------2--.-2-__-___- Mexico__.-------------- pao Pepe ed Whe 8 Tex.
Trematosphaerella oryzae (Miyake) Padw.: ;

Oryza sativa (rice) leaf and stem___.___.__-__-__- AAs Of) 0 ee ete ee SE a 1 Uh) ee Calif.,
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus M. W. Allen: Calif.*

Soil with unidentified plants. __..-____-_-___-- jJamaica, Mexico. .__-_}|--.--]----- 3 | Fla., Tex
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:

Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) leaf_....-----_--- fNicaraguas---- 222-212 ces |e 2] Fla.

FeSmarsde (leaf) e202 8. Po Senne oe Sas bene aad MexiGo.--22os2o2 522 See a ee 1 | Calif.*

spachycanpum (eal) sees ae ee eee {@anal Zone. - NSU ewe cee es 1 | Fla.

Oncidium gardneri (orchid) leaf______--.-__--_- Brazil ----9)s2225<-52554|-- aE 1 | Calif.*

ONMiCrONOTOT (ESL) ese ee nee | ees GON 2ooc.c ace Ae is 1 | Fla.

O. varicosum var. rogersii (leaf)__.._-._-____--__|----- (6 (0 eter en ce ee ee er ey 1 | Fla.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960

61

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1959, Through June 30, 19606—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Consump-
tion
Nonentiy

Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Epidendrum ybaguense (orchid) leaf_.----------

Epidendrum sp. (leaf) _-.-----+5--2=-225---2-282 Canal Zone, Costa Rica

Oncidium sp. (orchid) leaf..__----------------- British Honduras-_---_--
Uredo guacae Mayor:

TJonopsis utricularioides (orchid) leaf...--------- Guatemala_-__----.-----

Miltonia roezlii (pansyorchid) leaf__...-------- Canal Zonessies=e22s24

Mormodes sp. (orchid) leaf __-_--_------------- CLUS ae tg Ne

Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) leaf__..------------ Canal Zone... 252222222

Oncidium pusillum (orchid) -_____-------------- Panama sen eeenees

Trigonidium egertonianum (orchid) leaf__..---- Guatemalazeice = Se
Uredo nidularit P. Henn.:

I PLLON ASICS D assent ON Se ee A Mexico:.. 22s eee
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:

Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) leaf__----.-- Guatemala_._---.--.---

Ob pusillim ileal) ane ene coke se eck tRanamae eee ree

Gncidvirmisp | (Cal) een ee ee British Honduras, t Peru

Orchidi(eaf) 2 55— eoa ea e e eea Haiti. Bees eee
tUredo tillandsiae Cummins:

intlandsiasp deal) = ose ee the Mexico itor ae Tans
Uromyces commelinae Cke.:

Geogenanthus sp. (leaf) -----= <=) ----ascenceec Colombias==2= atau

Uromyces fabae (Grev.) Cke.:
Lens culinaris (lentil) leaf and stem____.----_--

PACES ee oc eS ee Se Portugal: 222 eoaeraee
Uromyces trifolii (DC.) Lev.:

Trifolium repens var. (shamrock) leaf__-.--.-- Treland):22- Maes wend
{Ustilago grandis Fr.:

Phragmites communis (common reed) stem_-_--_ Germany_ 4s
Ustilago tritici (Pers.) Rostr.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) heads_._------------ England 22o 22232 e

Volutella pachysandricola B. O. Dodge:
Pachysandra

sandra) leaf.

tVolutina concentrica Penz. & Sace.:

Orchidh(leat) see ee jak a GN Burm asl s— see eae
Xenthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_....---.--------- India, Japan Pakistan_
C. aurantium (sour orange)_.--.-.--.----------- Japan ee ae
CROUTONTUTUN ATE ee oe oe eae wa eye eee Lt (6 Ko ep Per ers aa
GEGrandisi(oUM Me) 0) eee nee (6 Ko ere eee ee en ate
C. ichangensis x C. reticulata (ichandarin)______|----- Gout Site sea
Galimon: Wemon) 2 oe ee Japan, unknown_--_.--
C3 paradisii(crapeiruit) 22s eee SSEN PHC hola ae eee eee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__-_---.-.-_---_}----- Go Oar aan reks
C. reticulata var. (King orange)_.________-_-___|----- C6 (op ees <a ae a ee
C. sinensis (sweet orange) fruit and dried peel__| China, Hong Kong,
Japan.
Citrus sp. (fruit and dried peel) ._-_--_---.--... China, Hong Kong,

Japan, Saipan.

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):

Gitrasilimon @emon)_ 2-2 2-2-5 2 se Argentina .....-...-...
Xiphinema americanum Cobb:
Soil with Gardenia augusta (plant)----.-.------ Mexico! Sea ese

Chile, Germany____-____

terminalis (Japanese pachy- | Netherlands_-_-_.---._--

een

Collected
in—

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.
A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.

A double dagger (f) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

62

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Diseases

ABIES:
tAtichia glomerulosa (Ascomycetes)
Hormiscium pinophyllum (Deuteromycetes)
ACANTHUS:
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
ACER:

{Cladosporium epiphyllum var. acerinum (Deuter-
omycetes)

ADENIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
AGAVE:

tConiothyrina agaves (Deuteromycetes)

tPleospora phragmospora (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

tHeterosporium allii (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA SOLANINUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

{ Heterosporiwm allit (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

tMycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes
ANTHURIUM:

tMacrophoma anthurii (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllachora engleri (Ascomycetes)
ANTIRRHINUM:

{Puccinia antirrhini (Promycetes)
ARACHIS:

tPuccinia arachidis (Promycetes)
ARAUCARIA:

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)

Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA:

Phomeopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
ASTILBE:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
AUCUBA:

tConiothyrium aucubae (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta aucubicola (Deuteromycetes)
BACCHARIS:

Puccinia baccharidis (Promycetes)
BAMBOO:

{Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

ETA:

tPeronospora schachtii (Phycomycetes)
BETULA:

{Plowrightia virgultorum (Ascomycetes)
BLETILLA:

Aphelenchoides fragariae (Nematoda)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
BROMELIAD:

tEchidnodes bromeliacearum var. stellulata (As-

comycetes)

BUXUS:

Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CALLICARPA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
CALLISTEPHUS:

| Coleosporiwm asterum (Promycetes)
CAMELLIA:

Cylindrosporium camelliae (Deuteromycetes)
CASSIA:

PhyWachora canafistulae (Ascomycetes)
CATTLEYA:

Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
CELOSIA:

tAlternaria celcsiae (Deuteromycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)

Septcria leucanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
CICHORIUM:

Pseudomona: marginalis (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR.:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:

tCamarosporium citri (Deuteromycetes)

tConiothecium scabrum (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

+Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

ea? fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-

cetes

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:

tConiothecium citri (Deuteromycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

tConiothecium scabrum (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

{Stomiopeltis citri (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA VAR.

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Elsinoe-australis (Ascomycetes)

“Greasy spot’’

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CLEMATIS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
COCCOLOBA:

+Phyllosticta coccolobae (Deuteromycetes)

OCOS:

+Cytospora palmicola (Deuteromycetes)

{Diplodia epicocos (Deuteromycetes)

{+Macrophoma cocos (Deuteromycetes)

Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)
COFFEA:

tLeptosphaeria coffeigena (Ascomycetes)
COLOCASIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CONVALLARIA:

tAphelenchoides blastophthorus (Nematoda)
CORIANDRUM:

+Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CORYLUS:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
COTINUS:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)
CROCUS:

tStemphyliuwm sarcinaeforme (Deuteromycetes)
CUCURBITA:

+Alternaria cucumerina (Deuteromycetes)
CYDONIA:

+Entomosporium maculatum (Deuteromycetes)
CYMBOPOGON:

+Puccinia nakanishikii (Promycetes)
CYPERACEAE:

Puccinia obtecta (Promycetes)
CYPERUS(?):

+Puccinia cyperi (Promycetes)
DAHLIA:

}Ditylenchus destructor (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. hapla (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1960 63

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

DAPHNE:
{Marmor cucumeris (Virus)
DENDROBIUM:
{+Physalospora wildemaniana (Ascomycetes)
{Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:
tAlternaria dianthi (Deuteromycetes)
pe etopaeellG valtellinensis (Deuteromycetes)
DIOSP S:
Cereaspora kaki (Deuteromycetes)
DRACAENA:
tHaplosporella dracaenorum (Deuteromycetes)
-ECHEVERIA:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
EPIDENDRUM:
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes\
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
+ Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
U. epidendri (Promycetes)
ERIGERON:
Phoma herbarum (Deuteromycetes)
EUONYMUS:
Me oinorune arenaria (Nematoda)
-EUPHORBIA:
“ Matoidonie incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Fusicoccum galericulatum (Deuteromycetes)
FRAGARIA:
Dendrophoma obscurans (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
FRAXINUS:
Phoma samararum (Deuteromycetes)
i Phomopsis pterophila (Deuteromycetes)
FUMARIA
tAphysa rhynchosiae (Ascomycetes)
“-GARDENIA
Uae gardeniae(?) (Ascomycetes)
-GENTIANA
onerinie gentianae (Promycetes)
tSeptoria rhaphidospora (Deuteromycetes)
GEOGENANTHUS:
Uromyces commelinae (Promycetes)
‘GLADIOLUS:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
M. hapla (Nematoda)
M. incognita (Nematoda)
M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
‘GOSSYPIUM:
7Phakopsora gossypii (Deuteromycetes)
+Puccinia schedonnardi (Promycetes)
GYPSOPHILA:
Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)
HABENARIA:
Se praegracilis var. praegracilis (Promy-
cetes
HEDERA:
___tPhyllosticta hedericola (Deuteromycetes)
HEPATICA:
ee hapla (Nematoda)
HORD
DEM. Get (Promycetes)
HUNTLEYA:
_ Sphenospera kevorkianii (Promycetes)
IONOPSIS:
mate guacae (Promycetes)

ie ae neh pratensis (Nematoda)
JUGLANS:

MES juglandis (Deuteromycetes)
JUNIPERUS:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
LAPAGERIA:

tCercosporeila lilliicola (Deuteromycetes)
‘LENS:

Uremyces fabae (Promycetes)
LEONTOPODIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
LYCASTE:

Cercospora cypripedii (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

{+ Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
MACROZAMIA:

1Dothorella pericarpica (Deuteromycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Promycetes)

MALUS:

{Elsinoe piri (Ascomycetes)
Gymnosporangium yamadae (Promycetes)
+Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

MANGIFERA:

Ellsinoe ana ferbe (Ascomycetes)

MAXILLARIA
tLembosia warscewicziae (Ascomycetes)

METROSIDEROS:

Meliolina haplochaeta (Ascomycetes)

MILTONIA:
tMicropeltis crchidearum (?) (Ascomycetes)
tScolecopeltidium bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Uredo gunene (Promycetes)

MORMODES:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

MUSA:
+Helminthosporium torulosum (Deuteromycetes)
tPhyllostictina musarum (Deuteromycetes)

NARCISSUS:

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)

NERIUM:

Macrophoma oleandri (Deuteromycetes)
+Pseudomenas tonelliana (Schizomycetes)

ODONTOGLOSSUM:
tFchidnodes dendrcchili (Ascomycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

ONCIDIUM:
tPuccinia oncidii (Promycetes)
tScolecopeltidium bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Septoria selenophomoides (Deuteromycetes)
{Speira cymbidit (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
U. epidendri (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)

+U. oncidii (Promycetes)

ORCHID:

+ Diplodia henriquesiana (Deuteromycetes)
{+Papularia vinesa (Deuteromycetes)
tPhullosticta capitalensis (Deuteromycetes)
tScolecopeltidium bakeri (Ascomycetes)
Septoria selencphomcides (Deuteromycetes)
Sphenospora mera (Promycetes)

+ Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)

tVolutina concentrica (Deuteromycetes)

ORNITHOGALUM:

6 Heanor time ornithogali (Deuteromycetes)
+Curvularia geniculata (Deuteromycetes)
Neovessia horrida (Promycetes)
Phaeoseptcria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Pyrenochaeta oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

BTeM ae pnne rela oryzae (Ascomycetes)

PACHYSANDRA:

Velutella pachysandricola (Deuteromycetes)

PAEONTA:

Sclerotiopsis concava (Deuteromycetes)

PASTINACA:

Thome nebulosa ((Deuteromycetes)

PERSEA:
+Cercospora purpurea (Deuteromycetes)

PHASEOLUS:

Cercospora brachiata (Deuteromycetes)
{Fusarium orysporum f. phaseoli (Deuteromycetes)

PHILADELPHUS:
tKarstenula philadelphi (Ascomycetes)

PHLEUM:
+Puccinia poae-nemoralis (Promycetes)

PHRAGMITES:

1 at eae grandis (Promycetes)

PICE
Went conorum (Deuteromycetes)

PLATYCODON:

Fusarium oxysporum (Deuteromycetes)

POLIANTHES:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

POLYGALA:
tAsterina pulchella (Ascomycetes)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

{Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

PRUNUS PERSICA:
tConicthyrium insitivum (Deuteromycetes)
tTranzschelia discolor (Promycetes)
PRUNUS SEROTINA:
tMicrostroma tonellianum (Basidomycetes)
PUNICA:
Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRUS
Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes)
QUERCU
i Gainer intermedia (Deuteromycetes)
tSclerotinia candoleana (Ascomycetes)
RHODODEND
{Chrysomyzxa leak var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
tCoryneum triseptatum (Deuteromycetes)
Diplodina eurhododendri (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
ROSA:
{+ Marmor rosae (Virus)
t+ Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
RUBUS:
Ecclniaatiasm arcticum (Promycetes)

tDasturella divina (Promycetes)
Puccinia longicornis (Promycetes)
SCIRPUS:
Peace obtecta (Promycetes)
SECA
Tplecepate trichostoma (Ascomycetes)
Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)
Len opioine donacis (Deuteromycetes)
SOBRAL
k AMycosphacreta cattleyae (Ascomycetes)

tGottholdsteineria goodeyi (Nematoda)
tHelicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)

H. cacti (Nematoda)

+H. punctata (Nematoda)

H. rostochiensis (Nematoda)
Psilenchus hilarulus (Nematoda)
Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)

SOIL—Continued

tTylenchorhynchus capitatus (Nematoda)

Xiphinema americanum (Nematoda)
SOLANUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
SPONDIAS:

tSphaceloma spondiadis (Deuteromycetes)
STANHOPEA:

Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)
THUNBERGIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nemotada)
TIGRIDIA

Ditylenchus destructor (Nematoda)
TILIA:

tPhomopsis velata (Deuteromycetes)
TILLANDSIA:

Uredo nidularii (Promycetes)

tU. tillandsiae (Promycetes)
TRIFOLIUM

Uromyces trifolii (Promycetes)
TRIGONIDIUM:

Uredo quacae (Promycetes)
TRITICUM:

Anguina tritici (Nematoda)

tPuccinia striiformis (Promycetes)

tPyrenophora graminea (Ascomycetes)

Septoria nodorum (Deuteromycetes)

Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)
TULIPA:

{Papulaspora rubida (Deuteromycetes)
VICIA:

tAscochyta fabae (Deuteromycetes)

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
VIOLA:

{Puccinia violae (Promycetes)
WEIGELIA:

{Phoma weigeliae (Deuteromycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
ZINNIA:

fAlternaria zinniae (Deuteromycetes)

Hosts Unknown

Plants—Unidentified:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

A dagger ({) indicates a first interception from the country of origin.
A double dagger ({) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 65

Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFRICA (country(?)):
Phoma citricarpa
ALASKA:
tPuccinia praeunacilie var. praegracilis
ARGENTINA:
‘Alternaria dianthi
sinoe australis
Heterodera rostochiensis
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
AUSTRALIA:
t{Camarosporium citri
tDothiorella pericarpica
Meloidogyne hapla
Phoma citricarpa
Pratylenchus penetrans
+Septoria selenophomoides
Sphaceloma faweettii var. scabiosa
AUSTRIA:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
BAHAMAS:
+Diplodia epicocos
+Phakopsora gossypii
Sphenospora kevorkianii
BELGIUM:
{Coniothyrium aucubae
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi
Phyllosticta aucubicola
Pseudomonas marginalis
Septoric azaleae
BERMUDA:
Macrophoma oleandri
+Papularia sphaerosperma
+Puccinia schedonnardi
BRAZIL:
{Curvularia geniculata
Elsinoe australis
E. mangiferae
Heterodera cacti
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Phoma citricarpa
tPhyllosticta capitalensis
+Puccinia arachidis
TP. cyperi
LP. oncidii
{Septoria citri
S. selencphomoides
Uredo behnickiana
U. epidendri
BRITISH GUIANA:
+Sphaceloma spondiadis
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Uredo epidendri
U. oncidit
BURMA:
+ Diplodia henriquesiana
{Volutina concentrica
CANADA:
tAphysa rhynchosiae
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
}Gottholdsteineria goodeyi
+Heterodera punctata
Heteropatella valiellinensis
Pratylenchus penetrans
CANAL ZONE:
| Micropeltis orchideorum (?)
Mycosphaerella catileyae
Phyllachora canafistulae
{Scolecopeltidium bakeri
+ Uredo behnickiana
U. epidendri

CHILE:
{Cercosporella lilliicola
Uromyces fabae
CHINA:
Phoma citricarpa
Xan‘homonas citri
COLOMBIA:
Phyllachora engleri
Uromyces commelinae
COSTA RICA:
tEchidnodes bromeliacearum
tLembosia warscewicziae
tLeptosphaeria coffeigena

See footnotes at end of this list.

COSTA RICA—Continued
{Macrophoma cocos
Septoria selenophomoides
Uredo epidendri

CUBA:

tColeosporium asterum

t+ Cytospora palmicola

Helminthosporium torulosum

{+Marmor rosae

Meloidogyne incognita acrita

M. javanica

Sphenospora kevorkianti
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:

{Heterodera punctata

{Monilinia fructigena

tPratylenchus pratensis
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:

t{Meloidogyne incognita acrita
ECUADOR:

Cercospora angraeci

{Papularia vinosa

tPuccinia oncidii

Sphenospora mera
ENGLAND:

jAlternaria zinniae

tAphelenchoides blastophthorus

Ditylenchus dipsaci

Heterodera avenae

HI. punctata

FH, rostochiensis

}+Mormor cucumeris

Meloidogyne hapla

Phoma herbarum

{Phoma weigeliae

{Sclerotinia candolleana

UOstilago tritici
ENGLAND (?):

{Phyllosticta hedericcla
FEDERATION OF MALAYA:

Phomea citricarpa
FINLAND:

{Plowrightia virguliorum
FORMOSA:

tDasturella divina

Phoma citricarpa
FRANCE:

tAscochyta conorum

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi

Puccinia buxi

{P. geniianae
GERMANY:

{Alternaria zinniae

tAlichia glomerulosa

Pendrophoma obscurans

Ditylenchus destructor

tElsinoe piri

Heterodera avenae

Hi. cacti

H. rostochiensis

Hormiscium pinophyllum

Meloidogyne hapla

Mycosphaerella fragariae

{Phoma nebulosa

Puccinia striiformis

Uromyces fabae

+Ustilago grandis
GREECE:

Marssonina juglandis

+Pseudomonas tonelliana
GUAM:

+Cytospora palmicola

Diplodia epicocos

Phomopsis palmicola
GUATEMALA:

+ Cercospora purpurea

+Entomosporium maculatum

+Helminthosporium torulosum

+ Heterosporium allii

Marmor rosae

Meloidogyne arenaria

Septoria selenophomecides

+Speira cymbdidit

Uredo quacae

U. oncidii

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

HAITI:

+Meloidogyne javanica

+Uredo oncidit
HAWAITI:

Meliolina haplochaeta

Phomopsis cocoes

{Sphaerella gardeniae(?)
HONG KONG:

Phoma citricarpa

Xanthomonas citri
INDIA:

Septoria selenophomoides

Xanthomonas citri
IRAN:

+Puccinia striiformis
IRELAND:

Heterodera avenae

+Puccinia antirrhini

Veritas trifolit
ITALY:

tAscochyta fabae

+Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

tCytospora intermedia

Monilinia fructigena

Phoma samararum

{Phomopsis pterophila

{Puccinia violae

Septoria citri

S. nodorum

tStemphylium sarcinaeforme
ITALY(?):

Anguina tritici
JAMAICA:

tAsterina pulchella

+Tylenchorhynchus capitatus
JAPAN:

Aphelenchoides fragariae

Cercospora kaki

+Coniothecium scabrum

tCoryneum triseptatum

Cylindrosporium camelliae

Fusariumiorysporum. |.

Gymnesporangium haraeanum

G. yamadae

}Heterosporium allii

Meloidogyne arenaria

M., hapla

M. incognita

M. incognita acrita

M. javanica

Mycosphaerella schoenoprast

Neovossia horrida

tPeronospora schachtii

Phaeoseptoria cryzae

Phoma citricarpa

Puccinia hordei

P. horiana

P. longicornis

+P. nakanishikii

+P. poae-nemoralis

Pyrenochaeta oryzae

tPyrenophora graminea

Septoria citri

S. leucanthemi

S. oryzae

{Stomiopeltis citri

Trematosphaerella oryzae

Xanthomonas citri
JAPAN (?):

Phyllostictina musarum
KENYA:

Melcidogyne javanica
MEXICO:

tAlternaria celosiae

Cercospora cypripedii

tConiothyrina agaves

+Coniothyrium insitivum

Ditylenchus dipsaci

tFEchidnodes dendrochili

Elsinoe mangiferae

“Greasy spot”

Helicotylenchus nannus

Heterodera cacti

HI. punctata

See footnotes at end of this list.

MEXICO—Continued

HH. rostochiensis

Meloidogyne arenaria

M. incognita

M. incognita acrita

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi

tPhyllosticta coccolobae

{Pleospora phragmospora

Pseudomonas tonelliana

Psilenchus hitarulus

Puccinia baccharidis

P. obtecta

tScolecopeltidium bakert

Scutellonema brachyurum

Septoria selenophomoides

Sphaceloma punicae

tTranzschelia discelor

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus

Uredo behnickiana

U. nidularii

TU. tillandsiae

Xiphinema omerieantign
MOZ AMBIQU

Phoma Spies
NETHERLANDS:

Cumminsiella mirabilissima

Diaporthe eres

Diplodina eurhododendri

Ditylenchus dipsaci

{Fusarium orysporum f. phaseolt

Fusicoccum galericulatum

t{Karstenula philadelphi

Meloidogyne hapla

M. incognita acrita

tPhomopsis velata

Sclerotiopsis concava

Septoria azaleae

Volutella pachysandricola
NEW ZEALAND:

Cryptospora longispora

Heterodera cacti

Macrophoma:araucariae

Phoma citricarpa

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa
NICARAGUA:

Uredo behnickiana
NORFOLK ISLAND:

Cryptospora longispora

Diaporthe eres

Mauacrophoma araucariae
NORTHERN IRELAND:

Heterodera punctata

{Meloidogyne hapla
NORWAY:

{+ Monilinia fructigena

tPucciniastrum arcticum
PAKISTAN

Xanthomonas citri
PANAMA:

Sphenospora kevorkianit

Uredo guacae

+U. oncidii
PERU:

Heterodera rostochiensis

Uredo guacae

tU. oncidit
PORTUGAL:

+ Coniothecitum scabrum

+ Helicotylenchus nannus

Puccinia arenariae

Uromyces fabae
PUERTO RICO:

Cercospora brachiata
SAIPAN:

Xanthomonas citri
SCOTLAND:

Heterodera punctata
SPAIN:

Heterodera rostochiensis

+Selenophoma donacis

Septoria citri
SWITZERLAND:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1960 67

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

SWITZERLAND—Continued UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA—Continued
{ Ditylenchus destrucior Heterosporium ornithogali
Heterodera cacti Phoma citricarpa
tPapularia sphaerosperma Pratylenchus penetrans
+Papulaspora rubida +Puccinia obtecta
{Septoria rhaphidospora UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS:
THAILAND: tCladosporium epiphyllum
Phoma citricarpa tPuccinia striiformis
etuaatospora wildemaniana UNKNOWN:
TRINIDA Elsinoe australis
tHaplosporella dracaenorum tMicrostroma tonellianum
tMacrophoma anthurii Phoma citricarpa
TURKEY: Phomopsis cocoes
tPleospora trichostoma Xanthomonas citri
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA: URUGUAY:
tAlternaria cucwmerina Elsinoe. austratis
tConiotheciwm citri YUGOSLAVIA:
Ditylenchus destructor tChrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri

A dagger (ft) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1961

Growth Through Agricultural Progress

(7 6/

Issued March 1962

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION
WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

(Pests Recorded From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961)

Compiled by
Bessie C. Mumford
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report covers the 48th year for which lists of interceptions have
been published. It summarizes records of plant pests found in, on, or
with plants, plant products, baggage, cargo, mail, and means of con-
veyance (1) imported into or entering the United States or its possessions,
(2) offered for entry but refused, (3) held in quarters or stores of planes
or ships, (4) offered for entry for immediate transportation and exporta-
tion in bond, (5) in domestic shipments to the mainland from the States
of Alaska and Hawaii, the American Virgin-Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico,
and other offshore possessions, or (6) in preclearance inspection in the
Bahamas and Bermuda.

The pests listed include insects, snails, bacteria, fungi, nematodes,
and viruses of known or potential plant quarantine significance to the
United States. Some common organisms are included if they are new to
the country of origin or the host plant, or are of such limited distribution
in the United States that they are worthy of mention.

The data for this list include identifications received from the spe-
cialists during the fiscal year 1961 and represent some interceptions made
during previous years. Determinations are largely made by specialists
of the Entomology Research Division and the Plant Quarantine Division,
although a certain amount of this work is done by collaborating State
officials. Snail identifications are made by taxonomists in the Division
of Mollusks, U.S. National Museum. Some critical studies and identifi-
cations are made by specialists of the Crops Research Division, who also
identify many of the host plants.

Scientific names of the insects are reviewed by the specialists who
identify them and also by Mr. Paul X. Peltier, entomologist, who assists
in the compilation. Mrs. Alice J. Watson, mycologist, assists with the
disease list. Host names are reviewed by Dr. Bernice G. Schubert of the
New Crops Research Branch. Every effort is made to conform to the
International Rules of Nomenclature. However, in the disease tabula-
tion the name of the stage found is usually listed rather than the perfect
stage. Family names are listed with the insects in the tabulation;
orders are shown in the host list. Classes of the diseases are given in the
disease host list.

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2 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

It is often difficult to trace the true origin of stores in planes and ships.
Questionable cases are omitted, listed with a question mark, or shown as
unknown. Pests of a serious nature reported for the first time from a
country are usually listed as from an unknown origin or omitted until
confirmation of the presence of the pest is given by the country concerned.

NOTES ON PESTS INTERCEPTED

The total number of interceptions for the fiscal year 1961 was 25,575,
as compared with 30,280 the previous year. This does not include
common pests which are widespread in this country and are no longer
recorded. Of the total, 8,808 were considered of enough importance to
be listed. The decrease in the number of interceptions may be due in
part to the increased efforts of the Plant Quarantine Division to educate
the public through the use of movies (‘‘The Hidden Menace”’ and ‘‘Don’t
Bring Your Enemy Home’’) and various leaflets distributed to air and
ship lines.

AIRBORNE MATERIAL

Interceptions of pests arriving by air totaled 8,722, of which 7,968 were
insects or snails and 754 diseases or nematodes. There were 199 inter-
ceptions of significant insects found as stowaways on airplanes. Among
the important airborne pests were 69 interceptions of the European cherry
fruit fly, 3 of khapra beetle, 109 of the Mediterranean fruit fly, 28 of a
chafer, Melolontha melolontha, 7 of the Mexican fruit fly, 30 of the olive
fruit fly, 4 of the oriental fruit fly, 15 of the pink bollworm, 72 of the
West Indian fruit fly, 153 of the black spot of citrus, 18 of citrus canker,
55 of the sweet orange scab, and 5 of the golden nematode.

FRUIT FLIES

A total of 685 fruit fly interceptions were identified to species as follows:

Anastrepha ludens, the Mexican fruit fly, was intercepted 151 times, 149 from
Mexico and 2 from Guatemala. The hosts were cherimoya, grapefruit, mango,
pomegranate, quince, sour orange, sweet lime, and sweet orange.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans, the West Indian fruit fly (142 times), in mamey
sapote, mango, purple mombin, tropical almond, and yellow mombin from the Ameri-
can Virgin Islands, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico,
Trinidad, and the West Indies (island(?)).

Anastrepha serpentina (4 times) in mamey sapote in air baggage from Mexico and
Nicaragua, in star-apple in air baggage from Nicaragua, and in Tempisque jungleplum
in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha suspensa (twice) on airplane window from Puerto Rico (?) and in guava
in air baggage from Puerto Rico.

Ceratitis capitata, the Mediterranean fruit fly (195 times), an adult female in an
airplane from Hawaii, and larvae in apple, apricot, Arabian coffee berry, cherry,
Coffea sp. berry, fig, grape, grapefruit, guava, Jujube, lemon, loquat, Mandarin orange,
mango, pawpaw, peach, pear, pomegranate, pricklypear, quince, soda-apple night-
shade fruit, sweet orange, and tropical almond. The countries of origin were: Argen-
tina, Azores, Brazil, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Greece, Hawaii, Iran, Israel, Italy, Lebanon,
Peru, Portugal, Republic of South Africa, Spain, Turkey, United Arab Republic, and
an unknown origin. C. capitata (?) (19 times) in Arabian coffee berry, Coffea sp.
berry, fig, Musa sp. fruit, pepper, pomegranate, sweet orange, and tropical almond
from Greece, Hawaii, Italy, and Spain.

Ceratitis colae(?) (once) in Sudan colanut in aircargo from Nigeria.

Dacus cucurbitae, the melon fly (5 times), in cucumber, tomato, and zucchini squash
in stores from Hawaii. D. cucurbitae(?) (twice) in cucumber in air stores and stores
from Hawaii.

Dacus dorsalis, the oriental fruit fly (22 times), in banana, guamachil apesearring
pod, Indiapoon beautyleaf fruit, lychee nut, mail package, mango, Ochrosia elliptica

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 33

fruit, pitanga, and tropical almond from Guam, Fiji(?), and Hawaii. D. dorsalis(?)
(12 times) in agati sesbania, betel palm nut, guava, mango, ti berry, and tropical
almond from Hawaii.

Dacus oleae, the olive fruit fly (57 times), with baggage and in olive in air baggage,
air stores and baggage from Austria (?), Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, and an
unknown origin.

D. oleae(?) (once) in green olive from Italy.

Euleia heraclei (once) in celery in stores from Germany.

Rhagoletis alternata(?) (once) in rosaceous berry in baggage from Italy.

Rhagoletis cerasi, the European cherry fruit fly (69 times), in cherry in air baggage,
air quarters, and air stores from Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Israel(?), Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and an unknown
origin. &. cerasi(?) (once) in cherry from Italy.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following insects of special significance were intercepted:

4 Acrolepia assectella (Hyponomeutidae) in leek in stores from France, Italy, and
pain.

Adozxophyes orana (Tortricidae) in apple in air stores and peach in air baggage from
an unknown origin; and on cut roses in air baggage from the Netherlands.

Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Aleyrodidae) on sour orange leaf in stores from Japan.

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Aleyrodidae), the citrus blackfly (8 times), on Citrus sp. leaf
in air baggage from Nicaragua and baggage from Mexico, on lime leaf in cargo from
Mexico, and on sweet orange leaf in quarters from Jamaica.

Aspidiotus destructor (Coccidae) (19 times) on coconut in air baggage from Honduras
and Mexico, baggage and cargo from Mexico, quarters from the Bahamas, and stores
from Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, and the Philippines; on kentia palm in stores from
the Philippines; on oleander in quarters from the Bahamas; on palm seed in air baggage
from Cuba; on rose leaf in baggage from Tortola; on screwpine in aircargo from
Indonesia; and on sugar-apple and sweet orange in baggage from Cuba.

Bee ous diplopterus (Lygaeidae) on hakea seed in mail from the Republic of South
rica. ;

Brachycerus algirus (Curculionidae) in garlic in cargo from Spain.

Brevipalpus chilensis (Tenuipalpidae) on grape in aircargo and cargo, on lemon in
air stores, and on reed jacket for liquor in air baggage from Chile.

Bruchus tristis (Bruchidae) in broadbean in baggage, grass pea in baggage and mail,
and white lupine seed in baggage from Italy; and in pea in stores from Greece.

Cacaecimorpha (Archips) pronubana (Tortricidae) in chayote and pomegranate in
baggage from Italy.

Carposina niponensis (Carposinidae) in apple in stores from Japan.

Ceroplastes rubens (Coccidae) on anthurium leaf in mail and maile alyxia in baggage
and mail from Hawaii.

Chilo suppressalis (Crambidae), the Asiatic rice borer (16 times), in rice straw in air
baggage from Japan, baggage from Formosa, Spain, and an unknown origin, and mail
and stores from Japan.

Coccus viridis (Coccidae) (40 times) on Brazil peppertree, Citrus sp. twig, coffee
berry and leaf, Gardenia spp., guava, horseshoe geranium, ixora, jasmine, and lychee
from Barbados, Brazil, Cuba, Hawaii, Madeira Islands, and St. Kitts.

Coptotermes niger (Rhinotermitidae) in rosewood log in cargo from Brazil and in
virola log in cargo from Costa Rica.

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Phycitidae) (18 times) in bamboo in baggage from Italy, on
cockscomb cut flower in baggage from Greece, in lemon in air stores from Spain, on
oleander cutting in air baggage from Bermuda, in pomegranate in air baggage from
Israel and baggage from Italy, and in sweet orange in air baggage from Italy and air
stores and stores from Spain.

Cylas formicarius (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in aircargo and cargo from Hong
Kong and Thailand.

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Aleyrodidae) on Arabian jasmine in mail and on frangipani
cutting in air baggage from Hawaii, on gardenia in air baggage from Tahiti, and on
jasmine in aircargo from the Philippines.

Diaspis juniperi (Coccidae) on Lawson falsecypress in cargo from the Netherlands.

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Pyraustidae) on Japanese white pine in baggage from
Japan and on rambutan in air baggage from the Federation of Malaya.

Dyspessa ulula (Cossidae) in garlic in cargo from Italy and Spain and stores from
Yugoslavia.

Earias cupreoviridis (Noctuidae) in okra in stores from British West Africa.

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Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Phycitidae) (33 times) in almond, Arabian coffee, assorted
seed, barringtonia pod, English walnut, goldenshower senna pod, pomegranate,
quince, sweet orange, and tamarind seed pod. Countries of origin were Africa (coun-
try(?)), Greece, Hawaii, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Montserrat, Philippines, Portugal,
Puerto Rico, and Turkey.

Epichorista tonephela (Tortricidae) on Cape chinkerichee in cargo and mail from the
Republic of South Africa.

Epilachna 28-punctata (Coccinellidae) in cabbage in stores from Australia.

Epinotia aporema (Olethreutidae) in broadbean in air baggage from Ecuador and in
pigeonpea in air baggage from Jamaica.
pee euecenes postfasciatus (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in stores from Brazil and

rinidad.

Evergestis forficalis (Pyraustidae) in cauliflower in stores from Norway.

Frankliniella intonsa (Thripidae) (17 times) on carnation, gladiolus, mixed ‘cut
flowers, rose, strawflower, and sweetpea in air baggage from Denmark, England,
France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Sweden; and on rose in cargo from France.

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Gelechiidae) in beet in air baggage from Italy and stores
from the United Arab Republic.

Grapholitha janthiana(?) (Olethreutidae) in apple in air baggage and baggage from
Austria, Rumania, and Yugoslavia and in air stores from an unknown origin.

Lampides boeticus (Lycaenidae) in broadbean in stores from the United Arab
Republic and in mauna loa lei in air baggage and baggage from Hawaii.

Laspeyresia splendana (Olethreutidae) (29 times) in chestnut in air baggage and
baggage from Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, and Yugoslavia and in cargo
from Italy.

Laspeyresia strobilella (Olethreutidae) in pine cone in baggage from England; and in
spruce cone in air baggage and baggage from Germany and an unknown origin.

Lobesia botrana (Olethreutidae) in grape in air baggage from Italy and Lebanon.

Mamesira brassicae (Noctuidae) in Brassica sp. in stores from Japan, in cabbage in
stores from England, France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands, in cauliflower in
stores from Tanganyika, and in parsley in stores from Italy.

Maruca testulalis (Pyraustidae) (35 times) in cargo (with celery and chayote) from
Puerto Rico, in jade flower(?) and mauna loa lei in air baggage and baggage from
Hawaii, in pigeonpea in air baggage, airmail, and cargo from Puerto Rico, in sesbania
in air baggage and mail from Hawaii, and in string bean in air baggage, airmail, and
cargo from Puerto Rico and stores from Brazil and Japan.

Megastes grandalis (Pyraustidae) in sweetpotato in stores from Brazil.

Melolontha melolontha (Scarabaeidae), a chafer (28 times), as stowaway on airplane
from France.

Nilotaspis halli (Coccidae) on Prunus sp. scion in aircargo from Iran.

Ostrinia (Pyrausta) nubilalis (Pyraustidae) in broomcorn stalk in baggage and
cargo from Italy and in mail from Yugoslavia, in chestnut in air baggage from Italy,
on chrysanthemum in air baggage from Japan, with military cargo from Spain, and in
string bean in stores from Japan.

Oulema (Lema) melanopa (Chrysomelidae) in soil with heather plant in baggage
from Germany and on unidentified plant in cargo from the Netherlands.

Parlatoria zizyphus (Coccidae) (49 times) on Citrus sp. leaf, grapefruit, lemon,
Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour and sweet lime, and sweet orange from Algeria,
Cameroun, China, Formosa, Gambia, Hong Kong, Israel, Italy, Japan, Liberia,
Okinawa, Philippines, Spain, Thailand, and an unknown origin.

Pectinophora gossypiella (Gelechiidae), the pink bollworm (33 times), in bale of
cotton in cargo from India; in bale of cotton motes in cargo from Brazil; in cotton boll
in air baggage from Haiti, Hawaii, Italy, and Turkey, baggage from Mexico, and mail
from Hawaii; in cottonseed in air baggage from Brazil and Grand Cayman, baggage
from Mexico, cargo from Hong Kong and the United Arab Republic, and quarters
from Mexico; in hibiscus lei in air baggage from Cuba; in Levant cotton boll in air
baggage from Trinidad; in okra in air baggage from the Dominican Republic, Haiti,
and Jamaica and in aircargo and stores from the Dominican Republic; and in seed
cotton in quarters from Mexico.
se creensiella saccharicida (Delphacidae) on anthurium flower in air baggage from

awaii.

Phalonia zephyrana (Phaloniidae) in carrot in stores from Italy.

Pieris brassicae (Pieridae) on cabbage in stores from Italy, on lettuce in stores
from the Azores, and with military cargo from Greece and Morocco.

Pityogenes chalcographus (Scolytidae) in conifer dunnage from Belgium and Germany.

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Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) in olive leaf cutting and fruit in air baggage and
baggage from Italy.

Prodenia litura (Noctuidae) in pepper in stores from Israel.

Rhynchites auratus (Curculionidae) in sloe seed in mail from Scotland.

: ees cretica (Noctuidae), the durra stem borer, in sorghum stalk in cargo from
taly.

Sinaia catenifer (Stenomidae) (23 times) in avocado in air baggage and baggage
from Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico,
Nicaragua, and Panama.

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thripidae) (18 times) on amaryllis bulb in cargo from Japan,
on cut gladiolus in air baggage from Bermuda, on Lycoris spp. bulbs in cargo from
Japan, on polyanthus narcissus bulb in air baggage from Formosa, and on sweetpea
in air baggage from Bermuda.

Tetranychus viennensis (Tetranychidae) on apple in air baggage from Germany, air
stores from an unknown origin, and stores from Japan.

Thrips major (Thripidae) on fig in air baggage from Italy, on heather in air bag-
gage from Germany, on lily-of-the-valley in air quarters from an unknown origin, on
mixed cut flowers in air baggage from Denmark and Scotland, and on roses in air
baggage from the Azores, England, France, and Germany and in aircargo from France.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae), the khapra beetle (202 times), with bagging
(including used burlap and wrappers on cinnamon, cotton waste, guar gum, karaya
gum, pigeonpea, rice, stores, etc.), bean, celery seed, chickpea, cinnamon, common
cassava, cottonseed, cumin seed, debris, food, filbert nut, ginger root, gum, gum
arabic, gum ghatti, guar gum, gutta-percha, karaya gum, lima bean, myrobalan,
pea, peanut, pistache nut, quarters of ship, rice, rye straw, stores (including bean,
chickpea, corn, flour, grits, lentil, macaroni, noodles, pigeonpea, sesame seed, soybean,
and miscellaneous dry stores), and wheat. Infested materials were from the following
countries: Ceylon, China, England, Federation of Malaya, Formosa, France, Germany,
Greece, Hong Kong, India, Iraq, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Mozambique, Nether-
lands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines(?), Senegal, Singapore, Sudan, Thailand, United
Arab Republic, and an unknown origin.

Unaspis yanonensis (Coccidae), the yanone scale (467 times), on Citrus aurantium
var., Citrus sp., grapefruit, ichandarin, ichang bitter-orange, King orange, lemon,
lime, Mandarin orange, sour orange, sweet orange, and tangelo from Japan and the
Philippines.

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Crambidae) in corn in air baggage from Honduras.

SNAILS

The following snails of particular interest were intercepted:

Bradybaena similaris (13 times) on various cut flowers and foliage in air baggage,
baggage, cargo, and mail from Hawaii; and in soil with asparagus plant in air baggage
from Bermuda.

Achatina fulica, the giant African snail (5 times), with air baggage and in mail from
Hawaii; and with stone in cargo from Guam.

Cochlicella barbara (26 times) on military cargo from France, Morocco, Spain, and
Turkey; and in soil in baggage from Italy.

Cochlicella conoidea on military cargo from Spain.

Cochlicella ventrosa (10 times) on military cargo from the Azores, Bermuda, Italy,
Morocco, and an unknown origin.

Euglandina striata (17 times) on banana in cargo from Ecuador.

Ten species of Helicella were intercepted a total of 41 times from the Azores, France,
Greece, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Netherlands, Spain, Turkey, and an unknown origin.
The hosts were cabbage seed, camomile, military cargo, nasturtium seed, romaine
lettuce, soil sample, soil with automobile, and sweet orange.

Menacha cantiana on lettuce in stores from Italy, military cargo from France, and
unidentified plant in cargo from Germany.

Monacha carthusiana on cabbage seed in baggage and on military cargo from Italy.

Porphyrobaphe tostoma (8 times) on banana in cargo from Ecuador and an unknown
origin; and in quarters from Ecuador.

Rumina decollata in soil in baggage from Italy.

Solaropsis monile (3 times) on banana in cargo from Ecuador.

Subulina octona on bromeliad plant in aircargo from Surinam and on avocado
seedling in air baggage from St. Lucia.

Theba pisana, the Mediterranean land snail (64 times), on camomile in aircargo, on
military cargo, in quarters, and on beet, cabbage, lettuce, other mollusks, and sweet

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orange in stores from the following countries: France, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Spain,
Turkey, and an unknown origin.

Other snails of potential economic importance were Cecilioides acicula, Cepaea
hortensis(?), Helicina strebeli, Helix aspersa, H. pomatia, Lamellaxis gracilis, Limax
marginatus, L. maximus, Otala lactea, O. vermiculata, Oxychilus alliarius, and O.
draparnaldi.

DISEASES

Elsinoe australis, the sweet orange scab, was intercepted a total of 163 times; 98
from Brazil, 55 from Argentina, 7 from an unknown origin, and 3 from Uruguay.
The hosts were grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, and sweet orange.

Phoma citricarpa (perfect stage is Guignardia citricarpa Kiely), the black spot of
citrus, was intercepted 255 times; 75 of these came from an unknown origin, 46 from
Japan, 34 from Hong Kong, 28 from Australia, 27 from the Republic of South Africa,
25 from China, 8 from Formosa, 3 from Africa (country(?)), 2 each from Asia (coun-
try(?)), Fiji, and Mozambique, and 1 each from Brazil, New Zealand, and the West
Pacific. The hosts were Citrus sp., citron, grapefruit, lemon, Mandarin orange,
pummelo, sour orange, sweet orange, and tangelo.

Xanthomonas citri, citrus canker, was intercepted 127 times; 107 came from Japan,
4 from Hong Kong, 3 each from China, Formosa, India, and an unknown origin, 2 from
the Philippines, and 1 each from Thailand and Vietnam. The hosts were Citrus sp.,
grapefruit, ichandarin, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, pummelo, Satsuma orange,
sour orange, and sweet orange.

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) was intercepted 5 times; 3 from Argentina and 2
from an unknown origin, on grapefruit and lemon.

Other pathogens of special interest were:

Gymnosporangium haraeanum on pyramid Chinese juniper and sargent Chinese
juniper in air baggage, aircargo, and cargo from Japan.

Phomopsis occulta var. ginkgoina on dwarf ginkgo tree in cargo from Japan.

Phomopsis palmicola on betel palm nut in mail from Guam.

Phomopsis pterophila on samara wing of European ash seed in cargo from Italy.

Phyllosticta salicifoliae on irontree in air baggage from Australia.

Phyllostictina cordylines on ti in air baggage and aircargo from Hawaii.

Phyllostictina mangiferae on mango leaf in baggage from Mexico.

NE perornatum on herbarium specimen of trumpet tree in baggage from
exico.

Prospodium pithecoctenti on Mexican monkeycomb seed pod in air baggage and
baggage from Mexico.

Puccinia hordei on barley straw in mail from Kenya. First interception of this
pathogen from that country.

Puccinia kusanoi on bamboo leaf in airmail from Japan.

Puccinia noccae on Lagascea glandulosa cutting in herbarium press in baggage from
Mexico. New host as far as is known.

Sphenospora mera on Catasetum sp. and Mormodes sp.(?) orchid leaves in aircargo
from Peru.

Sphenospora saphena on Oncidium pulchellum orchid leaf in air baggage from Haiti
and aircargo from Jamaica, on Oncidium sp. leaf in aircargo from Peru, and on orchid
leaf in air baggage from Haiti. S. saphena(?) on Jonopsis utricularioides leaf in air
baggage from Jamaica. This is a new host for this rust.

Uredo nidularit on bromeliad leaf in aircargo from Costa Rica and on tillandsia leaf
in baggage and cargo from Mexico.

Uredo oncidii on Ornithocephalus sp. orchid leaf in aircargo from Panama and Peru
and on Rodriguezia sp.(?) orchid leaf in aireargo from Peru.

Uromyces aloes on Aloe dewetii, A. simii, and A. vryheidensis in aircargo from the
Republic of South Africa.

Uromyces fabae (5 times) on lentil in air baggage from Argentina, cargo and quarters
from Chile, and stores from an unknown origin; and on broadbean in stores from the
Netherlands.

NEMATODES

A phelenchoides bicaudatus in sweetpotato in baggage from Mexico.

Aphelenchoides fragariae(?) in hyacinth bletilla stem in cargo from Japan.

Criconemoides mutabile in soil with flamboyant-tree, philodendron, and unidentified
plant in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus dipsaci in narcissus bulb in mail from England.

Helicotylenchus nannus in soil with asparagus, botree fig, citrus, Echeveria sp., laurel,
pepper, spiderwort, and unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

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Heterodera avenae, the oat nematode (12 times), in soil with the following: Freesia
bulb in cargo from England, garlic and onion in cargo and grape root and lemon tree in
baggage from Italy, potato in stores from Belgium, rose bush in mail from Germany,
tulip bulb in cargo from Denmark, and used automobile in cargo from Sweden.

Heterodera cacti (27 times) in soil with begonia, cactus, fern, garlic, philodendron,
tuberose, railway car, and unidentified plants from Argentina, Chile, France, Germany,
Italy, Mexico, and Switzerland.

Heterodera punctata (14 times) in soil with amaryllis, automobile, babysbreath,
begonia, cactus, grass sod, heather, philodendron, railway car, rose, and unidentified
plant from Austria, Belgium, England, Germany, Mexico, Norway, and Switzerland.

Heterodera rostochiensis, the golden nematode (29 times), in soil sample and soil with
chrysanthemum, shamrock, and violet plants in air baggage; in soil with strawberry
plant in airmail; in soil with amaryllis, begonia, cactus, fern, Haworthia papillosa, ivy,
palm, peony, and unidentified plant in baggage; in soil with dahlia root, Dianthus sp.,
horseshoe geranium, Medinilla magnifica, and rose plant in mail; and in soil with
celeriac, celery, horseradish, lettuce, potato, and turnip in stores. Countries of
origin were Belgium, England, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland,
Spain, and Sweden.

Meloidogyne arenaria, M. arenaria arenaria (first interception), M. hapla, M. in-
cognita, M. incognita acrita, and M. javanica, rootknot nematodes, were intercepted
from Argentina, England, Germany, Guatemala, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands,
and the Republic of South Africa. Hosts were roots of the following: Alocasia, aspara-
gus, beet, caladium, calla lily, capefuchsia, carrot, clematis, common edelweiss,
coriander, Cussonia sp., Huphorbia multiceps, fragrant viburnum, gardenia, gerbera,
rose bush, tuberose, tuberous begonia, and yam.

Pratylenchus penetrans in dahlia root in mail from Australia.

Pratylenchus pratensis in geranium in baggage from Mexico.

Psilenchus hilarulus in mesembryanthemum and in soil with unidentified plant in
baggage from Mexico.

Radopholus similis in anthurium root in baggage from Hawaii.

Scutellonema brachyurum in soil with Crassula sp. and African-violet plants in
baggage from Mexico.

Scutellonema christie? in soil with philodendron plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus in soil with citrus plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchus costatus in soil with African-violet plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchus filiformis in soil with African-violet plant in baggage from Mexico.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

Sometimes it is not possible to complete a determination as to species,
due to the stage or condition of the insect or pathogen when intercepted
or the fact that it is undescribed. Many of these pests are (1) of po-
tential economic importance, (2) unreported from the country of origin
or the United States, or (3) new to the host plant. Some of the signifi-
cant ones are included in this writeup, but not in the table. This year
there Were 2,765 insects, 525 diseases, and 195 nematodes, or a total of
3,485 Hucounletely determined interceptions considered important enough
to record.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED FRUIT FLIES

There were 230 incompletely determined fruit fly interceptions as follows:

Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus (Wied.) (4 times) in coffee berry in air baggage
from Brazil and Colombia, loquat in air baggage from Brazil, and quince in air
baggage from Peru.

Anastrepha sp., possibly ludens (9 times) in kaki persimmon in air baggage from
Mexico, mamey and mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico, mango in baggage from
Mexico and quarters from Panama, sweet orange in air stores from Guatemala, and
white sapote in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly mombinpraeoptans (15 times), in avocado in air baggage
from El Salvador; in mango in air baggage from Aruba, E] Salvador, Guatemala, and
Panama and in airmail, baggage, and quarters from Puerto Rico; in mombin in
air baggage from Costa Rica and Guatemala; in tropical almond in air baggage from
Jamaica; and in unidentified fruit in baggage from Mexico.

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Anastrepha sp., possibly serpentina (3 times), in mamey in air baggage and sapote
in air baggage and baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly striata (Schin.) (9 times), in guava in air baggage from
Panama and baggage from Mexico; and in sweet orange in air baggage from Guatemala.

Anastrepha sp., possibly suspensa (11 times), in guava in air baggage from Cuba
and Puerto Rico, in rose-apple in air baggage from the Dominican Republic, in sapo-
dilla in air baggage from Cuba, and in tropical almond in air baggage from Jamaica
and Puerto Rico and baggage from an unknown origin.

Anastrepha sp., (127 times) in Annona sp., apple, baggage, cherimoya, custard-apple
grapefruit, guava, mamey, mango, Matisia cordata, palm fruit, pear, pepper, purple
mombin, quince, sapodilla, sapote, star-apple, sweet orange, tropical almond, un-
identified fruit, and yellow mombin. Countries of origin were Argentina, Barbados,
Brazil, British Honduras, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru,
Puerto Rico, Trinidad, an unknown origin, and Venezuela. Anastrepha sp. (?)
(twice) in Arabian coffee berry in air baggage from Jamaica and Mandarin orange in
air stores from Brazil (?).

Dacus sp., probably ciliatus Loew (once) in cucumber in stores from Senegal.

Dacus sp., possibly cucumerius Sack (once) in cucumber in stores from French
West Africa (intercepted before the division of this country).

Dacus sp. (7 times) in avocado in air quarters from an unknown origin, cucumber
in stores from the Ivory Coast, and guava in air baggage from American Samoa,
Hawaii, and the Philippines. Dacus sp.(?) (once) in soursop in air baggage from
French Equatorial Africa (intercepted before the division of this country).

Rhagoletis sp., possibly cerasz (once), in plum in air stores from Spain.

Rhagoletis sp. (13 times) in apple, black walnut, and red haw in baggage from
Mexico and jujube in air baggage from Italy. Rhagoletis sp.(?) (6 times) in apple
in air baggage from Mexico, air stores from an unknown origin, and baggage from
Italy; in Crataegus grayana fruit in mail from an unknown origin; in miyama cherry
seed in mail from Japan; and in pear in baggage from Mexico.

Tephritidae, genus and species of Tephritinae (twice) on Bellis sp. in air quarters
from an unknown origin and on flower with seed in air baggage from Guatemala.
Tephritidae, probably Tephritinae (once) on composite flower in packing material in
cargo from Mexico.

Tephritidae (16 times) in common smoketree seed in mail from Austria, globe
artichoke leaf in air baggage from Italy, green pea in stores from Japan, guava in
airmail from Puerto Rico, mango skins in air quarters from Brazil, Osteospermum
spinosum seed in aircargo from the Republic of South Africa, peach in air baggage
from an unknown origin, pepper in air baggage from the Philippines, Physalis sp. in
cargo from Mexico, plantain in air baggage from Hawaii, pomegranate in baggage
from Italy, Satsuma orange in air baggage from Colombia, shelled corn in air baggage
from Brazil, and tropical almond in air baggage and mail from Hawaii. Tephritidae(?)
(twice) in Dioon edule plant in cargo from Mexico and tuberose lei in air baggage
from Tahiti.

Terellia sp. (once) in globe artichoke in baggage from France.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

Of special interest among the incompletely determined insects, other than fruit
flies, were the following:

Acalles sp. (Curculionidae), not in the U.S. National Museum Collection, in cyclamen
bulb in cargo from Italy.

Aegyptobia n. sp. (Tenuipalpidae) on leaf of dwarf pyramid Chinese juniper in
baggage from Japan.

Agrvotes sp., near obscurus (L.) (Elateridae), in beet in stores from Italy.

Aleyrodidae, new genus near Aleurodicus, n. sp., on Epidendrum fragrans leaf in
aircargo from Nicaragua; and on orchid leaf in aircargo from British Honduras and
baggage and cargo from Mexico.

Aphidae, perhaps Pemphiginae, not found in literature or in the U.S. National
Museum Collection, on clematis seed in airmail from Japan.

Argyresthia sp., near eugeniella Busck (Hyponomeutidae), in guava in air baggage
from El Salvador.

Argyresthia sp. (Hyponomeutidae) on pyramid Chinese juniper in air baggage
from Japan.

erouraploce sp. (Olethreutidae) in bell pepper in stores from the Republic of South
Africa.

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Athalia sp. (Tenthredinidae) in petsai in stores from Japan.

Athous sp.. (Elateridae) in soil with azalea plant in air baggage from Belgium.

Blastodacna sp. (Cosmopterygidae) in peach in air stores from Italy.

Blissus n. sp. (Lygaeidae) on Andropogon sp. grass sample in baggage from Mexico.
pene as sp. (Curculionidae) with packing material in cargo from the Nether-

ands.

Cacaecimorpha sp., near or pronubana (Tortricidae), in sweet orange in baggage
from Italy.

Ceroplastes sp., may be ctrripediformis Comst. (Coccidae), on holly malpighia in
air baggage from Bermuda.

Ceroplastes sp., may be rusct complex (Coccidae), on Hucalyptus sp.(?) leaf in air
baggage from India.

Ceroplastes sp. (Coccidae) on bird-of-paradise-flower leaf in aircargo from Italy, on
chrysanthemum plant in air baggage from Venezuela, on gardenia leaf in mail from
Australia, on laurel in quarters from Italy, on mint plant in air baggage from Cuba,
on passionflower in baggage and plumeria in air baggage from Hawaii, and on unidenti-
fied leaf in baggage from Italy.

Chirothrips sp., probably aculeatus Bgn. (Thripidae), on mixed cut flowers in air
baggage and nursery stock in cargo from Germany.

‘ Chrysomphalus sp., undescribed (Coccidae), on ‘bromeliad leaf in aircargo from
amaica.

Cocotrypes sp. (Scolytidae) in betel palm nut in baggage from India.

Coptotermes sp., probably testaceus (L.) (Rhinotermitidae), in rosewood log in cargo
from Brazil.

Coptotermes sp. (Rhinotermitidae) in Paurotis wrighti log in cargo from Mexico.

Dallasiellus sp. (Pentatomidae), not in U.S. National Museum Collection, on orchid
leaf in aircargo from Nicaragua and baggage from Mexico.

Diaprepes sp., evidently famelicus (Ol.) var. (Curculionidae), on marigold flower
in air baggage from Bermuda.
errors sp., near or considerata Hein. (Crambidae), on sugarcane in baggage from

exico

Diatraea sp., near or magnifactella Dyar (Crambidae), on sugarcane in baggage
from Mexico.

Dinurothrips sp., may be hookert Hood (Thripidae), very pale for any described
species, on orchid plant in aircargo from Peru.

Dysdercus sp., possibly mavrus Dist. (Pyrrhocoridae), with bromeliad plant in
airmail from Brazil.

“Eulia’”’ sp. (Tortricidae) in plum, peach, and grape in cargo from Chile.

Eurytoma sp. (Eurytomidae) in bromeliad seed pod in aircargo from Peru, with
kafirbread seed in mail from the Republic of South Africa, and in galls on eucalyptus
in aircargo from Australia.

Euura sp. (Tenthredinidae) in willow twig tie in air baggage from Switzerland.

Euzophora sp., near or bigella (Zell.) (Phycitidae), in quince in baggage from Greece.

Fiorinia sp., not placed as anything described (Coccidae), on date in air baggage
from Saudi Arabia.

Gnorimoschema sp., near or borsaniella (Koehl.) (Gelechiidae), in pepper in air
baggage from Argentina.

Harmolita sp. (Eurytomidae) on pampasgrass in air baggage from Turkey and on
esparto grass in cargo from Italy.

Heilipus sp. (Curculionidae) in avocado seed in air baggage from Panama and
baggage from Mexico.

Heliothis sp., presumably armigera (Hbn.) (Noctuidae), with caulitiower in stores
from Greece, in chili pepper in stores from Japan, in tomato in cargo from the Canary
Islands, in eggplant in stores from the Republic of South Africa, and in corn stalk in
aircargo from Spain.

Hyperodes sp. (Curculionidae) in carrot in stores from Argentina.

: di ps sp. (Scolytidae) in pine bark in dunnage from Japan and crate in cargo from
taly.

Laspeyresia sp. (Olethreutidae), not represented by larval stage in the U.S. National
Museum Collection, in broadbean in aircargo from Italy.

Lecanium sp. (Coccidae) on dwarf English yew in cargo from England and on
podocarpus leaf in airmail from the Netherlands.

Lixus sp. (Curculionidae) on wawa log in cargo from Ghana.

Lygaeidae, subfamily Pachygronthinae, not represented in the U.S. National
Museum Collection, on protea seed in aircargo from the Republic of South Africa.

10 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Malacorhinus sp. (Chrysomelidae), not in the U.S. National Museum Collection,
on orchid plant in air baggage from Jamaica(?).

Megastigmus sp. (Torymidae) in white spruce seed in cargo from Denmark.
MLE esolecanium sp. (Coccidae), not placed as described, on bromeliad in cargo from

exico.

Miridae, subfamily Bryocorinae, tribe Bryocorini, not in the U.S. National Museum
Collection, on agave in cargo from Mexico.

Myelois group (Phycitidae), a species not represented in the U.S. National Museum
Collection, on Ivorycoast cherry-orange in airmail from the Republic of the Congo.

Nematus sp. (Tenthredinidae) on birch leaf in air baggage from Italy.

Neocattarus sp. (Lygaeidae), probably new, on bromeliad, orchid, and philodendron
plants in baggage from Mexico and orchid plant in aircargo from Guatemala.

Olethreutidae, not represented by larval stage in the U.S. National Museum Collec-
tion, in legume pod in stores from Japan.

Phatnoma sp. (Tingidae), not in the U.S. National Museum Collection, in cacao
bean pod in air baggage from Ecuador.

Phyllobrotica sp. (Chrysomelidae) on lily bulb in cargo from Japan.

Pieris sp., probably brassicae (Pieridae), with military cargo from Greece.

Premnotrypes sp. (Curculionidae) (7 times) in potato in air baggage and stores from
Colombia and Peru.

Reticulitermes sp., probably lucifugus (Rossi) (Rhinotermitidae), on dahlia root in
baggage from Greece.

Steneotarsonemus sp. (Tarsonemidae), probably n. sp., on sweet orange in air stores
from Jamaica.

Stephanopachys sp., probably quadricollis (Marseul) (Bostrichidae), in pine wood in
cargo from Portugal.

Tetranychus sp , probably undescribed, near cinnabarinus (Bois) (Tetranychidae),
on nettlespurge in baggage from Aruba.

Xyloperthodes sp , probably nitidipennis (Murray) (Bostrichidae), in wawa log in
cargo from Ghana.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED DISEASES

Of the 525 incompletely determined diseases which were recorded, the following are
of special interest:

Ascochyta sp. on Glycine javanica seed in mail from Ethiopia. None reported from
Ethiopia as far as is known. .

Cercospora sp. on coriander in cargo from Puerto Rico and on mahonia in air baggage
from Japan. None reported on mahonia as far as is known.

Colletotrichum sp. on leaf of oyster rhoeo in mail from Hawaii. None reported on
this host as far as is known.

Coniothecitum sp., may be chomatosporum Cda., on apple in cargo from New Zealand.

Coniothyrium sp. on lemon in stores from Aruba and on sour orange in stores from
Japan.

Curvularta sp., probably geniculata group, on Strongylodon macrobotrys in aircargo
from the Philippines.

Diorchidium sp. or Dicheirinia sp., probably new, on senna in baggage from Mexico.

Dothiorella sp., probably new, on orchid stem in aircargo from British Honduras
and Venezuela.

Eremotheca sp. on Odontoglossum sp. leaf in cargo from Mexico.

Graphium sp. on Hindu lotus in stores from Japan. None reported on this host as
far as is known.

Hormiscum sp. on boojamtree plant in baggage from Mexico.

Massaria sp. on Conyza velutina cutting in aircargo from the Federation of Malaya.
None reported on this host as far as is known.

Monilia sp. on Bombaz sp.(?) fruit in baggage from Mexico.

Mycosphaerella sp. on tree peony plant in aircargo from Japan.

Ophiobolus sp. on coconut in baggage from Hawaii and Tahiti.

Phomopsis sp. on flame amherstia in aircargo from Indonesia, Lucia calathea leaf
petiole in aircargo from Canada, and smooth senna seed in mail from Southeast Asia.

Phyllosticta sp. on teatree in aircargo from Australia.

Phyllostictina sp. on maile alyxia in air baggage from Hawaii and nandina in air
baggage from Japan.

Robillarda sp., close to agrostidis Sprague, on Bermuda grass in airmail from India.

Robillarda sp. on vanda orchid leaf in baggage from Venezuela.

Septoria sp. on common anthurium leaf in aircargo from Belgium and on coriander
in baggage from Mexico.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 11

Sphenospora sp., may be new, on Huntleya burtii orchid plant in aircargo from Costa
Rica, on Lycaste sp.(?) leaf in aircargo from Peru, and on pansyorchid leaf in air baggage
from Panama.

Sporodesmium sp., close to tropicale Ellis, on sago palm plant in air baggage from
Okinawa. New to host as far as is known.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED NEMATODES

Aphelenchovdes sp., closely related to parietinus (Bastian) Steiner, in dahlia root in
mail from France.

Aphelenchoides sp. in dahlia root in cargo from Japan, geranium leaf in baggage
from Mexico, oxalis bulb in aircargo from the Netherlands, narcissus plant in baggage
from Mexico, and in soil with elephantsear plant, tuberose bulb, and unidentified
cutting in baggage from Mexico.

Aphelenchus sp. in dahlia root in mail from France and in narcissus plant and soil
with tuberose bulb in baggage from Mexico.

Criconemoides sp. in soil with banana and jasmine plants in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus sp. in narcissus plant in baggage from Mexico.

Helicotylenchus sp. in soil sample and soil with African-violet, banana, cactus,
coleus, gardenia, and unidentified cutting and plant in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably rostochtensis, in soil with Haworthia papillosa plant in
baggage from Mexico.

Other members of the genus Heterodera were intercepted a total of 91 times from
Argentina, Bahamas(?), Belgium, Bermuda, Chile, Colombia, Czechoslovakia, El
Salvador, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands,
Norway, Spain, Sweden, and Yugoslavia. These were taken from a soil sample and
soil, in air baggage and baggage, with gladiolus corm, unidentified bulb, and the follow-
ing plants: Asparagus, begonia, cactus, carnation, Compositae, flamboyant-tree,
gerbera, gloxinia, heather, ivy, Ming tree, myrtle, parsley, rosemary, sansevieria, uni-
dentified plant, and walnut seedling; from soil in aircargo and cargo with aircraft
engine, automobile, machinery, sun dried adobe brick, tank tracks, and the following
plant material: Cape-cowslip bulb, garlic, lily bulb, and onion; from soil in air stores
and stores with beet, carrot, celeriac, parsley, potato, turnip, and yam; and from soil
in mail with dahlia root, iris rhizome, laurel tree, and rose bush.

Meloidogyne sp., probably hapla, in dahlia root in soldier’s mail from an unknown
origin.

Meloidogyne sp., probably n. sp., in tuberose bulb in cargo from Italy.

Meloidogyne sp. was intercepted 51 times in roots of agapanthus, alumroot, Andro-
mischus sp., astilbe, begonia, caladium, calla lily, canna, clematis, Compositae, dahlia,
dasheen, delphinium, echeveria, eucharis, freesia, gentian, gerbera, gloxinia, Japanese
iris, monkshood, plantain-lily, Rechsteineria cardinalis, roundleaf resurrection-lily,
rose bush, and unidentified cutting and plant. Countries of origin were Australia,
Cuba, England, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, India, Israel, Italy, Japan,
Mexico, Netherlands, Republic of South Africa, Spain, and Switzerland.

Pratylenchus sp. in dahlia root and Japanese iris rhizome in cargo from Japan,
Christmas-rose and primrose roots in cargo from the Netherlands, resurrection-lily
root in aircargo from England, and soil with laurel tree in baggage from Mexico.

Psilenchus sp. in soil with laurel tree and spiderwort plant in baggage from Mexico.

Rotylenchulus sp. in soil with unidentified plant in baggage from Jamaica.

Rotylenchus sp. in root of poinsettia plant in stores from Hawaii.

Scutellonema sp. in soil with unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus sp. in aluminum plant in air baggage from Germany and in soil
with African-violet, laurel tree, and unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchus sp. in soil with cactus plant and tuberose bulb in baggage from Mexico.

Xtphinema sp. in soil with unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

12 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Africa: Europe—Continued
Africa (country(?))------------ 2 3 Belgium 18 8

Nperigue Se i2 ole eee eS. 2 0 Bulgaria 2 0
Anigolas set eee oh meee ee 1 0 Czechoslovakia 2 0
British West Africa 1 0 Denmark 5 3
Cameroun mses ees 1 0 England 99 28
Cananvyalslandss2sauese nen 1 0 Minlandis= 55300) eee ae il 0
Cape Verde Islands___.-_--__-- 3 0 TAN Cee ek sane Se 96 5
thio pia ss eae ee ee Peas ee 1 0 Mrance (th) 2avicaes Lee ae ae 2 1
Federation of Rhodesia and Germany2> = Sere eee 47 16

INvasaland? ee ee 3 0 Greeces2 3029 ae ees 39 0
Gambia eae aa ee 1 0 Flan gary sear eee eee 9 0
IKeeniy aed Saget VA ers ae 3 1 Trelanda.2 SU keane Re 69 2
Uy oY ey) tee lpaye cee Ne IE ays Ree 1 0 Ttalyseee haa eas a Raa 332 14
iD y ae ee Oa ae Lae 5 0 Talyi(?) oo s2e3 520 so ee 1 0
Madeira Islands____-...-___-.- 1 0 Netherland Ss. 22s= ss en ane 59 9
INFOLOC COS ean aa 57 0 Netherlands(?) -_-.-.-.-___-_- 1 0
Mozambiques22 ssa 1 2 Northern Ireland.___-_______- 137 0
Nigeria st siesce sie TS CA 5 0 INOG Way ios oie wee se 8 2
Republic of South Africa--____- 27 35 Polande i. Aces eee 14 2
Republic of the Congo-__.--_-_- 1 0 Portugalictae ace 19 1

(3) aye WO SS ee 1 0 Rumania seh ee aad 1 0
Sure arn ae ale NA ae eg ea g 16 0 Scotlama@ey otal Wear yee 16 1
Tanganyika: al Se emir eee 1 0 ain ose US eee BE Se 69 5
United Arab Republic_____-_-- 26 0 Swedensea ieee eee 4 2

Asia: Switzerland. -_ 4 17
ASIA (COUNTRY (7) eames are 0 2 Yugoslavia 7 0
IBurmasensss 2 ae WN ean ay 1 0 | North America:

Ceylon tse ee Oe eS 7 0 IBermuG aies eee meee ee) 14 1
China Seek i aid 6 32 Canada: seeing’ 2U nih sare 1 5
Cyprus ee aes 4 0 Central America:

Federation of Malaya___-__-_- 3 0 British Honduras__________- 36 3
HOT INOS ae eee sas eae RI re 20 12 CanaltZone=sse eee 17 3
Hong Kong ees seers 11 38 Costa Ricas = 25 9
103 DECC Be a rain Se UR 83 a Ml Salvadors 255s ae 22 0
ENG OneSidieee seem 2. 0 Guatemala sees ne eee 35 4
ET ras SRNR ey BE te EE, 4 0 Honduras! ee 21 4
1 SEEK Ye Sa Ca EE LS 1 0 Nicaragua ses ee eee 17 3
sree) ee eee eee eae 14 0 Nesrhatsy oaysh eee sana ee sees ia 25 6
Israel (2) eee alee en ere aa 0 Panama (2) eee eo eseaee ee 1 0
Japaneses haha ee BE en 603 468 Mexico: 223 Se. . See Ne es ee 479 136
Japan ()) oe eee sata ees 6 0 West Indies:

OTe ei Pega Ee 3 2 American Virgin Islands____ 2 0
Ku waites 2 oie a ee 1 0 Anguilla eee Ss See 1 0
MSD ATOM ee eas eee DIA 12 0 VANES Aces Smee ene a et eR: 4 1
Pakistan see eae 15 2 Bahamas- __ 15 8
Singaporeeei sa! sa maa a u/ 1 Barbados-.-------- 3 0
Mhailan Geek eee ee Pe eee 8 3 British West Indies 2 0
TUTE ye aT sD ee eh Ee 8 0 Ciba seen late EA ae Re Ee 75 1
Mictn amie ee Ua Nes IN Be 4 1 1 Curacaoy sess ieee ae 1 0

Australasia: Dominicaseee ss eee 2 0
American Samoa---_-_-_---_--- 3 1 Dominican Republic--__-__- 22 2
AUStrall as seein Se 12 41 Grand Cayman_..__._.---.- 3 0
Australia (ie eee s Sete Ne a 1 0 ERS Giese Sa 30 4
Canton sland eae eee 1 0 Jamaicas oitaielse essai aaihe 52 il
C@hristmasiisland =] ae 4 0 Martinique ssc 2 isetes liens: 1 0
ni weto kee see ey Bee PS 0 1 INfontSerrat lessee i! 0
BON 1} PSHE | eS aed Ss 6 2 Netherlands West Indies-_- 1 0
OTE (2) oe RUD aie Ce BEERS 2 0 IBUEELORR I Cosa e eee eae 41 2
Guam re wae ase eee RES 6 2 Puerto Rico (2) p= see 1 0
Guam (7) se ae eee REF 1 0 SteKitts sae eee 4 0
a wail ee ed NaS TY 482 13 Stylhuciale sees Uae 3 0
Kwajalein ees ee ee eee 3 0 Tortola: <2 38 set eee 1 0
Netherlands New Guinea_-_-__- 1 0 Ferinid adres eee eee 17 6
New Guinea eee ae ee 1 0 West Indies (island(?))---_-- 2 0
New Zealand 2 2 | South America:

Norfolk Island 0 8 AT gentina le somes oenie eee 17 61
Okina wale cee ae! 6 1 Argentina(?)___- 2 1 0
Okinawa(?) 2 0 PAZ Eee ee eae 89 107
Ralmyrayislanda22can ae 1 0 Brazil (2) a ee ee Ba ee a 1 0
Palmyranisland'(?) 22s 1 0 British! Guiana eee 5 0
Philippiness sees s se ae 38 9 Chile thew aie Sea eae 32 4
Philippiness(?) ss esa ea 3 0 CHIE (7) eae INO 0 1
Solomon Islands_..-.-.....---- 1 0 Colombiaves eae eae 20 2
Southebacificx ease eee 2 0 Ecuador see ee eee 60 2
Southwest Pacific. ........___- 1 0 Perey k ies Aree 19 18
Malitivsetienncg 6 Ss 8 1 South America (country(?))-_- 1 0
Wiest Pacificze (20. Ala Ee 0 1 Surinam seseen eae ee) 2 1

Europe: Uruguays Sra san ea 0 3
SAUSUTIGe a ee eee 2 1 Menezuela 200: balhee ices ais 10 1
Austria (i) et eee sek 8 a eee il 0 Menezuela (2) sasnananene sees 2 0
AIZOTES ene ee he oS TE 15 0

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 13

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table—Continued

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Totals: Totals—Continued
TATRA Cae ie ee te a LE 161 41 Total incompletely deter-
DNS) CNG a eee ae 821 568 mined pestsssees—- == ee 2, 765 720
PATISET ALAS I 8 et scene RNC 2 588 82 Total insect interceptions-__- 6571755) | eee
urope eee ere ee ee eee 1,079 117 Total disease interceptions_|___.____- 2, 033
North America_--_2---25_22__- 977 211 Granditotal®= 32 Sti ee Pe 8, 808
South-Americal=— Sea 259 200
Unknown! 4) aed Beeler Aaa 125 94
May Lees ee dee ee 4,010 1, 313

* This total represents only pests of known or potential plant quarantine importance or organisms of scien-
tific interest. The total of all interceptions made during the year was 25,575.

NOTE.—Interceptions were also made from Aruba, Bolivia, Guadeloupe, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Midway
Islands, St. Martin, Saudi Arabia, and Wake Island.

14 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a P|. Collected
3q|/ 8ileq
do| ga | as
or fo} uP
io) 74 {et
Acanthoderes circumflera (DuVal) (Ceramby-

cidae):

TAIT LATICO so earns re aw see Sk a Jamaical eet = cee ed eee ale eee Fla.
Acanthoscelides obreptus Bridwell (Bruchidae):

Phaselous lunatus (lima bean)__._____-_--_-__- Perea cece. ean bee 1 ha ease Calif.*
Acanthothrips coriaceus (Hal.) (Phlaeothripidae):

Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) flower___..--___- Swedens iss see et 1) eee. |b INBYe
Aceria hibisci (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Chinese hibiscus) --____ American Samoa_--___--]----- ese Hawaii.
Aceria macrorhynchus Nal. (Eriophyidae):

PAcerssp (maple) leataesas ee eee Tran.Gacns waa Rass we era esas | ees TP DACs
Aceria plucheae (Cook) (Eriophyidae): :

Plicheaiod or, ataa (leat) sane ene tn Lait see etek Gaye se Beets cet een Fla.
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae):

PALULUTUCE Dy (ONION) pe eee eens Hcuadorsseesesa22 2 2sen |e es aA ese Calif.*

PARIS QERDILTIUN (PATLIC) eee ee Argentina, Venezuela__|-----] 2 |----- Fla., N.Y.
Achaea janata (L.) (Noctuidae):

OWVCTS Stet es ae dale MM iN Ss ICE Dt Ha wallseenkes 22 eee 1 Ua ieee Pee Hawaii
Achatina fulica Bowdich (Achatinidae):
ENE Ne aes eae reas 5 RUE Py ey COME a wee ae eae Blea sees ne Hawaii
Miait(Shelikcollection) Se aeae ess te eae es | es GOs Ee ere Asse 15 | Seee8 eae Hawaii.
SOT a et OU Ls a Ba A De Guam ees eee | Seer eee Calif.*
Aclerda fraterna (Stal) (Pentatomidae):

Vattsisp ys (erape) eee ee ees Se ae Bn ad Chiles eee 1 |Peces |Ssa2 INGYe
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):

Allium) pornum) (leek) pee enn enue France, Italy, Spain____|----- (i Rees IN Ga5 LEE
Acronicta rumicis (L.) (Noctuidae):

Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper) | Japan___-_...----_-----|_----|_---- 1 | Hawaii.
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):

FAL DUNO DUN DUT Lam eam ad atin nln penne a wali ees ee ae Le SPSS aes Hawaii.
Adorophyes orana (F.R.) (Tortricidae):

Malusisylvestnis: (apple) seese ee = sees Wnknowne=ssseee sees eee De eee INTa Ge

IBTULTVUSKDETSiCAa (DEACh) sees eee (6 [oe eee Seren eee 1S eee aes N.Y.

FEL OSH DTI Gy (LOSE) eames eae nn INetherlands22ss= = ses beens sonae |] ANG
Aegiale hesperiaris (W1k.) (Megathymidae):

Agave americana (century plant)______________ Mexico ee oes earns 1 Ua (eee Peo Tex.
Aethus indicus (Westw.) (Pentatomidae):

AIP plane edie aroha ail lea eT hye Japanec2 Jee eee eee 1 5| Bae Hawaii.
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):

Cassia fistula (goldenshower senna) pod--____ Jamal case eee 1 Sa eae Fla.

CassiaXsp See ee rene Die SE NSS Bi Dominican Republic-_-- 1 ee eee INDYS
Agroiconota propinqua (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):

Bromeliad pews oa eB Le ae Be Mexico ss2 Vane ee eee | nes Seen 1 | Ariz.
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):

Citrus aurantium (sour orange) leaf___._______- Japan. 2 oo seas eee ees Ly eee Calif.*
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (lime) leaf___..____________- IMiCXi CO seen e Eee. lene Wh fee een Tex.

C. sinensis (sweet orange) leaf_.______________- Jamaicaneou are ees acd | ween Na ees eees Fla.

Gitrusisp (eat) nee ee Mexico, Nicaragua-_---- a eel eee Calif.,* Tex.
Aleuroglandulus emmae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):

Psidiwm guajava (guava) leaf______.__________- WECXICO 2a ae se eee || aes | Pe 1 | Calif.
Aleurolobus marlatti (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):

Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)_____-___-_-______- Japan 2s see ee a | eee Ps] Goses Calif.*
Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodidae):

Camellia japonica (common camellia) leaf_____|__--- 6 Ko palate he a [ees 1/ D.C.
pe ett aucubae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodi- é

ae):

Citrus aurantium (sour orange)____-------_--__|----- 6 Co ap Bi De Meee Calif.*

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)____.__--_-____|____- Oe eee ee i ee Calif.*

Crsinensis: (Sweetiorange) meen een | ea Gos ae eo th sak eee or ecee Calif.,*

Hawaii

Osmanthus fragrans (sweet osmanthus)__-_____|_-__- Ca ko Yep a i Ty ar eee (oo 1 | Calif.*
Alloracis spinosus Arnett (Oedemeridae):

Alin plain siete cee Et Amntiguasis sit ve) she eos Li eee Am. V.I.
Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) ----______-_--___- Mexicomose a eee Oy saee |e Tex.
Amitermes foreli Wasmann (Termitidae):

Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log___.-____-_-_------ Brazileeseee. sot ee 0M Peed (amy La.

Amitermes wheeleri (Desn.) (‘Termitidae):
Cactus ee teens PN Dees ances A eat Miexicoset ese se ee ee aoe Lees 1exe

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

15

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya)
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime)
C. aurantium (sour orange) ----

Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Mangifera indica (mango)

Punica granatum (pomegranate)
AR COne mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti- |.
ae):
Calocarpum sapota (sapote)
Mangifera indica (mango)

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)

S. purpurea (purple mombin)
Spondias sp
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Calocarpum sapota (sapote)
Chrysophyllum cainito (star-apple)
Siderorylon tempisque (Tempisque jungleplum)
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
PASI) ATL ees Ue ee SS ie 2 dee SD
Psidium guaiava (guava)
Ancognatha scarabaeoides Er. (Scarabaeidae):
Airplanes kets ae eee ese Se a ae
Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)
Pisum sativum (pea)
Andrector salvini (Baly) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchid
Anoplotermes ater (Hagen) (Termitidae):
Wood (crate for monkey)
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Digitaria decumbens (pangolagrass)
Anuraghis apiifoliae (Theob.)(?) (Aphidae):
Foeniculum vulgare (common fennel)
Petroselinum crispum parsley)
Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke)
LO WCTS 22s Sune eS See ee ee hee eee eee
Aonidiella citrina Coq. (Coccidae):

Citrus limon (lemon)
C. paradisi (grapefruit)
C. sinensis (Sweet orange)
C. sinensis x Poncirus trifoliata (citrange)
Citrus s
Aonitiella comperei McKenzie (Coccidae):
Jasminum sp. (jasmine)

Country of origin

Quatemala, Mexico-__-

Mexico

Costa Rica, Cuba, Do-
minican Republic, El
Salvador, Guatemala,
Haiti, Honduras, Ja-
maica, Mexico, Nica-
ragua, Panama,
Puerto Rico, Trini-
dad, West Indies
(island (?)).

El] Salvador, Guate-
mala, Honduras,
Nicaragua, Puerto
Rico.

American VirginIslands

Mexico, Nicaragua
INicaragu assess
IVICKI CO mae nt ernine

Puerto Rico(?)_----_---
Puerto Rico

Unknown

Bahamas, British West
Indies, Colombia, Do-
‘minican Republic,
Haiti, Panama, St.
Kitts. f
Jamaica, Panama
Panama, Puerto Rico-_-

Canal Zone

Colombia

Hawaii

Italy

Italy

Number of in-
terceptions in—

| Nonentry

|

14

Propaga-
tion

Japan

Argentinasee: 22-2 ses
Japan, Lebanon

Collected
in—

INTEC MND S

Ariz.
ex.

Ala., Calif.,
Calif. ,*
BlaswiGa:,
INES AoE
Md.,N.Y.,
Pasa bake
Tex.

Fla.

AMEaVEli,
Bahamas,
Fla., Niiy.,
PAR exe

Fla.

Calif.,* Il.

Calif.*

Fla.

Hawaii.

Pa.

INES

N.Y., Tex.

Mass.

Mich.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

DEC:

N.J., Hawait!

Fla.

16

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)
Aphis callunae Theob. (Aphidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Apion carduorum Kirby (Curculionidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke)
Ardis sulcata (Cam.) (Tenthridinidae):
Rosa hybrid
Arge ochropa (Gmel.) (Argidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Argyresthia conjugella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Arphnus melanotylus Ashlock (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliad
Ascia monuste (L.) (Pieridae):
Baggage (with dog crate)
Aspidiotus degeneratus (Leon) (Coccidae):
Camellia sp. (leaf)

Vaccinium bracteatwm (oriental blueberry) - - --
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):

Annona squamosa (sugar-apple)
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Kentia sp. (palm)
Nerium oleander (oleander)
Palm (seed coat)
Pandanus amaryllifolius (serewpine)
Rosa hybrid (rose) leaf______.__-.-------------
Aspidiotus ercisus Green (Coccidae):
Cocos nucrferan(COCOnuUt) hee ee
Leese herculeanus Ckll. & Hadden (Cocci-
ae
Macadamia spa (barks) yan ae eee eee
Aspidiotus mendax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
QOreliGe Wek) Besse ea eel ee Lea
Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (Sweet orange) -__---------------
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap and stem_____----
ECC TELLS Wer (OLIN) HL Care pee sree Se esr seat
Orchigs (esi) sco 2a ke Bi 8 eR RAE
nah oe Non pangoensis Doane & Ferris (Cocci-
ae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)_._.__--.--.------------
Aspidiotus pyri Licht. (Coccidae):
Platanus orientalis (oriental planetree)
Aspidiotus zonatus Frfld. (Coccidae):
Quercus pontica (Pontic oak)_.__.----__-_------
Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):
RO USISP <i (Meath) eas eae Een Ne
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
BO MOUSE DET eee eee ney tN
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouché) (Coccidae):
Bi enarie aureofulva (hardy terrestrial orchid)
eaf.
Broughtonia sp. (orchid) leaf__._.......--------
Catasetum barbatum (orchid) leaf_..-_.---------
Cattleyaispy (orchid) leafs aa eae ee
Epidendrum ciliare (orchid) leaf._.._-.-.------
Epidendrum sp. (lea
Orchid (leaf)

Peristeria pendula (orchid) leaf_..._.____-------
Asterolecanium inlabefactum Rsl. (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf.
Asterolecanium miliaris pats
dae):
Bamboo: (eal) soe Sa ee ee eee ea Be
Asterolecanium simile Rsl. (Coccidae):

tum Green (Cocci-

Country of origin

Philippines

Germany,
Scotland.

Norway,

Germany

Norway, Poland

Mie xd Con au ae eee ee

Bahamas, Costa Rica,
Honduras, Mexico,
Panama, Philippines.

Bhilippines!sssseeee-="

Bahamas

Cuba-_-_-

Indonesia

Number of in-
terceptions in—
z 2 é Collegked
Bq] § lee
iz]
ae| a | Be
or ° ue
16) Z| A
1s eee awe Hawaii
Crh eee ee INGeays
ODN tae eta N.Y.
sever | RRC 1/ N.Y
Dal Vespa, I Hr INES
1 nN) eres LT INEAYS
Sepe eee ae 2 eTex:
Les eee tee Fla
Bee ee ae 2| D.C.,
Hawaii.
meets pene a Bs
a Ay a ee Fla.
0 ey ee Fla.
6 5 1 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Tex.
ee 1p |Sa222 Calter
Fla.

Costa Ricaees are
Costa Rica, Mexico. ---
Philippinesi2222=5-22-="
Guatemala ee
American Samoa_.---- he
Greece

Netherlands____--------

Puerto) Rico-222s=2252

Brazil eS ee ees

Cuba

Brazil, Germany,
Jamaica.

British Guiana___------

Hawaii.
D.C.

D.C.

Mass., Wash.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

Li,

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin oy >|,
| *#/|g
53e| § | se
ae gs | Be
or ° uP
16) Z|
Athalia colibri (Christ) (Tenthredinidae):
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)__--_---------_---_-_--_- Mrancesase cea Cee | rere pe eras
Augocoris illustris (F.) (Pentatomidae):
OQuwarterssss sb sh ke LR ha, eae see Ty Cuban seevte Nile eee ea Di |e es
Aulacaspis crawii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Murraya paniculata (orange-jasmine)_________- Ia walters ko SS ese J! | ee eR ek
Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)___----_------------- E] Salvador, Honduras, 7 i 1
Philippines,
Venezuela.
Aulacosceliz melanocera Dup. & Chevr. (Chryso-
melidae):
OA CUS heres i Sere ei A a he eee IMUCXI CONS ss Duet so ue dt AORN hele 1
Automolis ataenia Schaus (Arctiidae):
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) -_.-.-_-___---_--- Guatemala=) = sees Dag ea | |e
Auzimobasis coffeaella Busck (Blastobasidae):
Coffee arabica (Arabian coffee) berry_-_-------- Costa Rica... e22s2522 It eset ee
Azochis gripusalis Wlk. (Pyraustidae):
iycusicantca, (ic) istemis ees eee ee Brazilsssee tee es aee(Eoua® 1
Batrachedra linaria Clarke (Cosmopterygidae):
YANG TT OTS VER ae | Os ae Seen be Oe ea oo IMI@XI COs soe = 2 ees ieee 2
Bemisia citricola Gomez-Menor (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) leaf_____-_----_-- Mrances.2-sidsta eee AM Pere | ee
Bemisia tabaci (Genn.) (Aleyrodidae):
Cananga odorata (ylangylang)_-_---__--_------- Singaporess2 See eee sae 1
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop) seed____--_-------- Colombigets2=—-2===— SAp Sie ass | eee
Blastobasis inana (Btlr.) (Blastobasidae):
Gocosimiucifera: (COCONUT) eee ee oes Ma waiiee ese eee oR hear [eae
Blissus diplopterus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
FTO REai SP (SECU) peers i ae Ue Sh ss Republic of South ~——i{j___-_-|----- 1
Africa.
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Ol.) (Bostrichidae):
AVVOO GE CGa raving) eee Ey ae octet |e COME Aaa we cee ps cae ee) be eee
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae):
Alkunvisatioum: (garlic) asee = eee Spaine sso ss oe a ea | eae
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Bradybaenidae):
LNT UDG COO a eS ee DS hy fsb cee eee a aPC | 1
BATTEN UT AUT S Die re ores aS NE es Sy a Goce wee SL 3 | 2 a | Cee
Cordiylinesterminalish (ti) eee ee | Cc Vo emremmmemtd BY et ae | beta a ea 1
UL OWE YS Se eet oe eae ee ei ole Ee a 2 | eae Gos eee seas 1 UP) Heeb ee a
ETELCOTIONS Dens eat eee oe GO es Ses ee ites Wa rset eae
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)___--------------|----- GO RGR Re 1h So ea ee
Onehidseee ese Ue eae See Go tie eeaer Fas a |e ois es | aa
SolliwithvAsparagusispeeo ene eee ne Berm Gaon aoe oe 1
Vanda ‘Miss Joaquim’ (orchid) __________--__-_- ig wall! ase eres 3 ope Maroy Wha
Oss pa eae EI ee eae OG | ees Oe ee Diilisseenl ie Sete
Bradysia carbonaria (Meig.) (Sciaridae):
SANITCOTITOD 11 ere eee os, abe nae Trelandescsueesue seo Ly Sees ee
Brevipalpus chilensis Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
GChirasilimons (lemon) pose ee ee CWhiles2 see a easel aoe 73) ae
Phragmites sp. (reed) straw jacket__._-.-------|__--- (ioe es ae Ae ieee eee
Vatisisps(erape) ses a SEES | eS (Va 2G yearn eS a ee Dee ees
Brevipalpus obovatus Donn. (Tenuipalpidae):
Giraistlimons (lemon) sen en neers Italy,(?), Spaine-=2--2- 2e|aoose|seeee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) _ ‘Argentina poss) ee os Seer Ee eee
TLV OCTITY GS Oy Sy NEA NS i A INGw1 Zealand Sameeaees | Reena 1
GUD DiGi SP oe ee TE UB YG eXey ak Bb wt ye ce Sn A is | es 1
Mentha sp. (mint) ---_--.--------- Py aaa Mexico ssn ba teow 1p Pee eS
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)_-_-_---------------- Vig pane seo oe Se een ee 1
Ruta graveolens (common rue)___-------------- IVI@XICO He Ss bile = aot Se eee |e ]
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes) (Tenuipalpidae):
Annona muricata (soursop) ------------------- tie Sc ee AL ee Se
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit)_._____.___-___-_--_- Colombias===—_ gS ree ee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) -------------- Argentina, Brazil.--.-_-|----- 75 ee
C. sinensis (Sweet orange) ..22------2_ 22 L i Argentina, Brazil, 5 Dl Een
Colombia.
Goffeaisp.(coftee) pleai=seta as ee Brag lene se eee 1 Uy (eres 2 es te
TTOV GSP st (LOWER) ete he nears eI Mahitincss 2 ae ewes 1 jae ee Sd
Tecomaria capensis (Cape honeysuckle) ------- await eee e ee 1 |S Sees
Wood (twig—unidentified) ___..---_-_-_______- Spain eee ae eee HE) ees
Bruchus affinis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) seed___---------- Netherland snasse aa an | ees eee 1

Collected
in—

N.Y.

Fla.

Hawaii.

Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii,
iPaR

Mexe

La.

Fla.

PORE

Calif.

Ohio.

Hawaii.

Fla.

Hawaii.

D.C.

Tex.
PERE

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

18

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Bruchus emarginatus Allard (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus latifolius (perennial pea) seed
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil)

Pisum sativum (pea)
Bruchus guttalis Rey (Bruchidae):
Straw (jacket)

Vicia sativa (vetch) seed and straw jacket--__-
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil)

Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil)
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):
Cicer arietinum (chickpea)
Lathyrus sp. (seed)
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus sativus (grass pea)
Lupinus albus (white lupine) seed____________-
Pisum sativum (pea)
Vicia faba (broadbean)
ER Pritchard & Keifer (Tetranychi-
ae):
Chrysanthemum morifolium_..-....-----------
Cacaecimorpha pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate)
Sechium edule (chayote)

Calameuta idolon (Rossi) (Cephidae):
Oryza sativa (rice) straw packin
Callidium rufipenne Motsch. (Cerambycidae):
Bape ag ery Ses bis Sheian ee Ree AC NLS os) cu
Cryptomeria sp. (crate)
Cupressus sp. (cypress)
Packing (cellulose paper)
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)
Pinus sp. (pine)
Callidium violaceum (L.) (Cerambycidae):
Wood (crate)
Callipogon armillatum (L.) (Cerambycidae):
IAI p lane ies shee ey ANE ck AMIE BELEN Seiad
Callosobruchus ademptus (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Pueraria lobata (seed)
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Stores (flour and sugar)
Vicia faba (broadbean)
Callosobruchus rhodesianus (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Lens culinaris (lentil)
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)
Vigna sinensis (common cowpea)
Coe eae marginipennis Boh. (Chrysome-
idae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf_________-__-
Camirus moestus (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
Caetiss eee ie See ES RS OO a Se wana
Carposina niponensis Wlsm. (Carposinidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Caryedon gonagra (F.) (Bruchidae):
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)
Cassia fistula (goldenshower senna) pod_------
C. nodosa (jointwood senna)
C. tora (sickle senna)
Cassia sp. (pod)
Dialium guineense (velvet-tamarind) pod
Seed—unidentifieds= =e ane aan ot

Country of origin

Lebanon.

Germany, Greece,
Italy, Spain.

France, Italy, Spain___-

Number of in-
terceptions in—

a >],

| = |) sh

ag| 3/88

iS tet] SS

or ° uP

16) Z|
1 es 1
Ls Ss elbesse
Ts] ese ake
bi at | ese (eee
6 ts ees
14 Desa

dose oe. See eee
Republic of the Congo_

Tebehygey bie oo ON Sees eee

Hawaiie ee oe ies
Cape Verde Islands,
Curacao, Japan(?),
Mexico, Philippines,
Portugal.

28 soto) eaees
2 ee Se
J} ss2t2 |esee8
(| eee eae
|| Sess eee
Ah (esas oy ees
Buces 1 beens
1 fee te eee
Se es 2
ease Ds | ee
ee | aoe
Sees MO sae
woe a eee 1
ee it ee
a= bE asa
ib Bese EseS=
Seas eee
aoe 1 |Soee
aaAcalleedo= 1
Wi leeneaeasce
eens ae cate 1
BeSme ee acess
aia Dyafe eens
aA Seen it
ese65||54255 1
Wi ecossleeses
bse ea| osc 1
2) cere one
Pn eens ey
by) |Reot< 1

Collected
in—

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

19

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Cassida circumdata Hbst. (Chrysomelidae):
JNteO RS eee ee a ee

Cecilioides acicula (Miller) (Achatinidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant_______________

Centrotus cornutus (L.) (Membracidae):
Osa ypLidsrose) pleahies == ee ee
Cepaea hortensis (Miiller) (?) (Helicidae):
Tropaeolum sp. (nasturtium) seed____________
Cephaloleia pretiosa Baly (Chrysomelidae):
Dracaena sp. (leaf)
Ceramidia viridis (Druce) (Amatidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) -__-

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
PANIIT LAT CB Breet nk ey Te
Asimina sp. (pawpaw).-----------------------
Crirasilamons (lemon) eee ee
Cenaradisis(rape(ruit) se ee ee

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)_______________

C. sinensis (sweet orange)__---_-_-----_-_--__-

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)

(Xie Goss sa ee ee ee eee

Cydonia oblonga (quince) _____--____-____-____-_-
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)___-__.---_________
PER CAUSKCOT ICCA (112) ae eee tae es
Malus sylvestris (apple)
Mangifera indica (mango)-___..__-----.--_-_---
Opuntia humifusa (common pricklypear)-_-__-_-
ODUNEAS Pee een es eet BETIS Sere ne

Prunus armeniaca (apricot) -_____---------_---

PS DET SICH (DEACI) rere wees ee ae

PrAUNALSiS Pel CHELGY) =a ae eee
Psidvimiguajave (uaa) ae eee

Punica granatum (pomegranate)
Pyrus communis (pear)
Solanum aculeatissimum (soda-apple night-
shade).
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) _________
Vitis sp. (grape)
ZZ DRUSISP AGU De) ae eee
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) -----------------
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)_____________-__
OT EGSP sre eee ae em See Lee
Fiacus:sp ii (fig) eee Se TA ee en
Musa sp
Punica granatum (pomegranate)
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) ---__----
Ceratitis colae Silv.(?) (Tephritidae):
Cola acuminata (Sudan colanut)
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (soursop)

CA TTNO NG! SD whe ees eee oR ese Ee ISI an

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Country of origin a pl, Collected
| s | in—
Be! 8 | ag
eS fe! SS
or So ue
1e) Z |
Southpeeacifi cases | eae i Bee Hawaii.
Switzerland |e | eee 1 | Calif.*
C@anall Zones soe Rees |e 1] Fla.
Czechoslovakia, Mexico| 1 Vp | ese Mich., Tex.
PANIC CMe ees ee ee 0 eerste INAS
Netherlands Ssss== ess | Pena | Seen 1 | Pa.
Panam ase see weeeen eos |e es ee Fla
1 Cuad 01s ae ee Cl Sn Pee Fla., La.,
NYS
la waite ecu ioea ee a Ne eee Hawaii
Rortugalee eee eee WM ere eel hea N.Y.
ebanons ee eae Pesos seers N.Y.
Turkey, United Arab 1 ta ae Ga., N.Y
Repbulic.
Greece, Italy, Portugal,| 19 |-----|----- Calif.,* Md.,
Spain, unknown. 125 eee Mass.,
INeYe Ras
Argentina, Brazil, 12 Ala., Calif.,*
Greece, Italy, Portu- WPF Fla., La.,
gal, Spain, unknown. Md., N.
Md.,N.Y.,
PAR S.C
Tex.
Costa Rica, Hawaii____| 63 |-=---}---_- Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii.
Brazil, Costa Rica, nL) (eee aes [ea Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii. Hawaii,
INDYa bak:
Tex.
Greece, Israel__________ 2) eo TW AN FENG.
Azores, Iran, Italy_--__- map (ae PY ee Mass., N.Y
Azores, Cyprus, Greece,| 7 UUs (Be aloe N.Y., Pa
Italy.
Italy, unknown_--_-_-_-_-- 1 Te ese INEWeeee ke
a Wa iires pale Se ial ee Pe he Hawaii
Tit ally eee ae rie ls Be 10s ees | Bees INGE
Greece, Italy___.______- 1) So [Se ees INEYS
Portugal, Republic of 1 i Nig Ee NAY
South Africa.
Italy, Peru, Portugal, 4 By | eens Fla., Mass.,
Spain, unknown. NYE; Pek
Webanonee =e ss 1B ere at a N.Y.
Azores, Hawaii______-_-_- 25, | See | en Mass.,
Hawaii
Greeceties 2... ta eee 1 ea ee Ohio.
Usraeleltaliy seen al feed Pee Calif.,* N.Y
Ha walltreier os ao eee i [ae pak ea Hawaii.
eee (60) SS eps Sent het 5 he 2p | Sees pean ELA wall
Spainh=225- Se sett a are 1 ta ee eee PAR
Jitaliyae Orch ers ne aes IU ee ee INDYS
awaits. sso pe bad ren ye Hawaii
LtalyagS paneer eee SH ae es ass.. P.R:
leleh gil oo eee Fo aes a is See Hawaii
py eee Ch ee ee Sh ee | eos Ela wall
Dtalye see Ae eee | ee ee RIE Mich.
Hagwailten- setae se. |e Hawaii
@Greeces i= steee rere 1 ee ONG
awaits see cee ees 2h ees eal | eee Hawaii.
INI Peri Nesne een ne 1 Uy (eae j ae INS
Colombia, Jamaica, 3 1 aes Fla., Md.
Venezuela.
Ley eVANK GR se eee TE eRe) INES

20

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Ceresium wnicolor (F.) (Cerambycidae):

Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)_._._-_-_--___-_--__- Ela walle se easane en
Ceronema japonica Mask. (Coccidae):

Camellia japonica (common camellia) ________- Japan! as se eee el
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):

Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)______.-_____- IS walle keke eels

ARE UR TAL TI SD See Se da ec 3 a (Ka eee oN near en
Ceroplastes rusci (L.) (Coccidae):

TRRCUWSACOT ACO) (L1G) ek eas sine ma uleak Licey ke seedy eer aL Mtaliys iene ona aa
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (F.) (Curculionidae):

Plant——unidentitied sense ee ee Ne Netherlands_-___.-._----
Charidotis seminulum (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):

Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf__._-___----- Mexico Sie
Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):

Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) --__--------|----- Goes. 222s) eee

Chilo suppressalis (W1k.) (Crambidae):
Oryza sativa (rice) ‘Straw___-@-2-2 5-2-2 -- == Formosa, Japan, Spain,

unknown.

“Chionaspis’’ leucadendri Brain (Coccidae):

Protea sp. (leaf) Republic of South

Africa.

Chionaspis wistariae Cooley (Coccidae):

WVASEEN USP see ete oe Fete eevee ST REE a te DADAM laa ae
Chirothrips meridionalis Bgn. (Thripidae):

ZANTUGISD a (CULITLONVCY) eee ee Rsraqe lee sane se eye ase
Te octomaculata Jac. (Chrysomeli-

ae):

Orchidh(plamt) see Ree eens Basal y ene heres Guatemalaare eae

Chrysomphalus agavis (Towns. & Ck1l.)
(Coccidae):

PANETT OS epee ee ES eel A A Miexicos tie lati
Chiveneonaliis albopictus (Ckll.) (Goccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut) stem and cap-_-__----- CostayRicass222oeeas=s5

Persea americana (avocado) leaf___--_--------- Mexico! 2s ae rere Shee
Chrysomphalus calurus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin) ----------- INicanagia ase seeaeae
Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Leon) (Coccidae):

Acer syriacum (Syrian maple) seed___--------- Sree sits ea eh erase

Pistacia sp. (pistache)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Calocarpum sapota (sapote)_------------------ ANIA Gs oe eae ee

Chrysomphalus opimus Silv. (tentative)
(Coccidae):

OrchidiGeash) eae fonss obese ene 1 ae Kenya: sai te
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):

Brosimum sp. (breadnut tree)__._---.--------- IVIEXI COM ee a eee

Calocarpum sapota (sapote) leaf____-_.--------|----- Go stivks wei eee

Gitrasyaurantifolia Gime) ase aes eee eae | Moser ae ab es

CNsinensis (Sweet orange) ones oe eS Brazil, unknown-__------

Mangifera indica (mango)__--_---------------- E] Salvador, Mexico,

Nicaragua.

Persea americana (avocado) ------------------- Mexicoess sane cen nue

VRIES A SPiea Senet yar, SO es eA Tan ce sess xe Sa eee
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Palmy(leaf) see ees a ens eae Ree See WMiexicolsesi2 sees aes
Chrysomphalus tenar (McKenzie) (Coccidae):

IPRULOdENATON SP ese oe se LHe Ee Gore EA Lebel es
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):

ANTUTIU MY Sp. (eat) eee eee een eee Olom biases

‘Bromeliagd! (leaf) s= Bee Se Se ea Brazil, Guatemala-----

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf____...-----------

Orchidtdeah) fcc nis ee ea he Da ear a British Honduras,

Canal Zone, El Sal-
vador, Guatemala,
Panama.
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid) leaf____.---_---------
Cladius pectinicornis (Foure.) (Tenthredinidae):
Rosa hybrid (rose) cut flower_--.-.-_-----_--- England, France,
Germany.

El Salvadoric222222222-

Number of in-

terceptions in—
a leis
fs
Jal § | eq
Ho] 2a | Bs
or o uy
ie) Z |e
eh | eee 1
Dial x aia lea
Sra u
BUN eh 2
LAY Sos | ates 1
D sd pe Mah
Gil Se e8| ae oe
10 () ess
Pe Peo, eee
ey ee 1
1G | eee eee
aE es 1
ee Heer are 2
Ne Ly) | ee
TU) es | ea
1 ee eee
Bis a | Pe 1
Do UE | COS
Bes Bi [ae
pens ea 1
| Soe ese
MDs ees 2S (et
nebo 1 ES eee
Boses | ee
O5| Seep | Pee
Di eae pee
Be Bee] Pes te 1
1 ee ee
a AAEM TR Es 1
Se ape ean 1
Uh ENE, 2
pe tee a reene 1
ee roe (cmeaeaeee i
AES [EE 1
byt fee [Pe sea

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
D.C.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Calif.,* N.Y.
N.J.

Tex.

Ariz., Calif.
Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii,

INGYeebexe
Mass.

Wash.
INS:

Fla.

,* Fla.,
aye
Calif.,* Tex.

Tex.
N.J.

Calif.*
Tex.

Fla.
Fla.

Fla. ‘
Calif.,* Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 Al

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin a P|. Collected
i=} = |S in—
ae| € | se
a2] ga | &s
or o ne
16) Z |e

Clanis phalaris (Cramer) (Sphingidae):
Airplanes 2c oe ee TES Sipe ee oe eo PAD ATS aa ey eee Pe Ae Lie ee Hawaii.
Clerada apicicornis Sign. (Lygaeidae):
BS rOmMme liad (plant) ee ee ee a ee Peruh eo 2 ape ote n 5. Sines By. | ees 1 | Fla.
Cocconotus degeeri (Stal) (Tettigoniidae):
COV REN GN Ga) FEN ek SIR lO ar a Carnal Zones: cate eee | en 1 | Fla.
Coccotrypes carpophagus (Horng.) (Scolytidae):
Leben (Goa) ae ES oes SEN ee eee ey Braziliee sisal as Sela el eens) ree S La.
Coccus alpinus DeLotto (Coccidae):
Caea sp a(COLee) ae a TE ea ss wee ae COE. 2 uae Pees aes VN seal ee Fla.
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
Gitrarsisp aC wig) soe ee ee ais ee Se Madeira Islands___.._-_|_-_--|____- 1] Fla.
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) ..._...------_-- Hawaile= Sa Jil Poe eee Hawaii.
GOT CASS [She aaah oll aT aed is leied SEQ eeal Brazil, Cuba, Hawaii - 23 | es 1 | Calif.,*
Hawaii,
N.Y.
Gardenia jasminoides____________-.------------ Cuba, Hawaii-__--_-_-_- DAG||| Saeed] esis Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii.
Gailaitensia® Seer Se aon ean ped age ae Ha waltl voces oe Pa eters eer Calif.*
Gardenia:sp: a ee EE Fee Cuba, Hawaii_.._--_-_- 1 1 2 | Calif.,* Fla.
TOTES re ee US EEE EEE RHO Lae Hawaii! 22s esis g Uh [stare Vere Hawaii.
Jasminum sp. (jasmine) _____._-_-____--_------ HB Ar bad Osea eee ee aaaes | Sees oA | BNAYS
Gitchtichinensis (@ychee) is eS eet a wali len ee sles aa ye | Wea Pees Hawaii.
Pelargonium zonale (horseshoe geranium) -_--_- PSY ye CG Wg Ap eee Ee at [eet 1 | Am.V.I.
Psidium guajava (guava) leaf_________----_---- Ciibasiinie rae ake ee eee Fla.
Schinus terebinthifolia (Brazil peppertree)_-.-._| Hawaii_..-_------------ 5 Pees eee Hawaii.
Cochlicella barbara (L.) (Helicellidae):
Military. cargos se. Wr een a oon a EA France, Morocco, 25) || bees eae La., N.Y.,
Spain, Turkey. soa 8.C.
a.
ESO) A ei as a EAT Ur peak ao ESD Dtal yee he ree eo Se gfe Pe see N.Y.
Cochlicelia conoidea (Drap.) (Helicellidae):
Military cargo lt caiisan weer PT le eee Spaintuscsecensse ss ealas PAal laste sea) Us N.Y., Va.
Cochlicella ventrosa (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
Military: care onesie nk ween aia ea eae Azores, Bermuda, LQ); eee eset La., N.Y.,
ip Italy, Morocco, S.C., Va.
unknown.
Conchaspis orchidarum Mamet (Coccidae):
Epidendrum sp. (orchid)__---_...___--___.._-- Fla
Conoderus rufangulus (Gyll.) (Elateridae):
Vilisisp (grape) Seana es Sipe epee! N.Y
Conotelus mezicanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):
Chrysanthemumisp eae eae i Tex.
GAcracarsativanMettuce) eee ee ee Tex.
Medicago sativa (alfalfa) ____ Tex
Nerium oleander (oleander)-___------ Va.
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) __-_----- i Tex.
Plumeria rubra (Mexican frangipani) ii Hawaii.
Vanda ‘Miss Joaquim’ (orchid) ....-----------|----- Hawaii.

Coptotermes crassus Snyder (Rhinotermitidae):
Pinwsisp.1 (pine) stumps = see eee ee eee
Coptotermes niger Snyder (Rhinotermitidae):

La.

Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log______-------_----- La.
Vir olaisp') Op) ta Sin eee La.
Coptotermes testaceus (L.) (Rhinotermitidae):
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log_._----_------------ La
Corimelaena palmeri (McA. & Mall.) (Pentato- >
midae):
Orchids (plant) -ee ee ae ee ea CostaJRica:.. 23st Ses pene Ne eexe
Corythucha mcelfreshi Drake (Tingidae):
Pelargonium sp. (geranium)-________-____-_+_--- Mexico. 226525244 aude Parton tee 2 | wex:
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Gurculionidae):
Musa acuminata (rhizome)-__._---------------- IPhilippiness= sees | ae | ee 1/ D.C.
INAS AIS Pen (EHIZ OIC) eee ene Le Netherlands New _sifse----|----- 2|] D.C.
Guinea, New Guinea.
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
BAM DOO Saas eet ss ee hee De Reo. oe Tita yee ta eee rl) See 1) INES
Celosia sp. (cockscomb) cut flower-_-----_----- Greecesis 293. 6s ae ce 1 ae ae N.Y.
Gitrusilimon) Gemon) see eee Spain ee aes poe ioe Lan Pee Fla.
C. sinensis (swect orange) _-.------------------ tal ys Spainee sonatas 1 Piles INGYG ue.
Nerium oleander (oleander)-_--..--------------- Bermuda 8 Weiuees ie Eee ee 1 | Va.

Punica granatum (pomegranate) -_.---.------- Israel talya a sees D1 Se Paes N.Y.

22

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a Pl.
| = |
Bq/ 8 | sq
ae/ g/es
or o ue
16) Z | A
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
TAtchtichinensisi(lyichee) seeenee ee eee a waiieen os tee eee Dil is, See
iMacadamiasterntjoliakmut) aoe | eee 1; (1 ear a oF 2) TU eas eal [para
RE: ombrodelta (Lower) (Olethreuti-
ae):
Litchi chinensis (lychee) nut_...-.--------------|----- doe Se ee jE ee es
PP STRECELLOU TILT GULLCE eee eee meena | are (6 (ape an ge eI bl) eee eee
Samanea saman (raintree saman)--__-----_--_--]----- CO ae es Vries ee ae
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) pod__---------- Philippines.___.._.-.--- Ty eee LEE 38
Cryptotermes brevis (W1k.) (Kalotermitidae):
LO Wer Sheed aia tebe CY Lae UE SS Hawalla2: 3252-2252 1 | es fs
Maili(foode parcel) saa se een eae ee eee ee Japan see ee er eee 16) eons ee
Cryptothelea minuscula (Btlr.) (Psychidae):
Militarvacargo= ksi Oo ciery ines an Cae EN 8 Wiletmamy oo i 1 cs) Rees
Cylas formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)__--__--___------ Hong Kong, Thailand -| 3 |-----}-----
Cylas for micarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curcu-
lionidae):
Tpomoec batatas (sweetpotato)___--_----------- Cuba, Dominican 6 ¢ 8 eee
Republic, Hong
Kong, Netherlands
West Indies, Philip-
pines, Puerto Rico.
Giles RE ie Jormicarius (F.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_.---__---------- Hon ge Kon genes ase 2) esace|ceees
Cyrtomenus bergi Froeschner (Pentatomidae):
Brome liadweet eat SR ae cee Sobek ea Colombiae 28 es | bas | Pa 1
Dactylotrypes uyttenboogaarti Egg. (Scolytidae):
Chameerops humilis (Mediterranean palm) | Canary Islands, Spain-_}-----|----- 2
seed.
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tepnritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)___---._-_--------- We} caees
Cucurbita pepo (zucchini squash) -___--___-__--_|__--- d 1 S| Piel
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) _-__._--_-----|__--- 6 3 eos
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)_-....--_-.-----_--]----- (6 open So i eee lee 2} | see oe
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Calophyllum inophyllum (Indiapoon beauty- |----- Cs Vo epee to eae a ta be eee Pee
leaf) fruit.
OU Genta ALN tsLOTaN (Pitan ea) eee ee eee we ee GOs teenie bene a Ral epee ey
TRtchichinensitsi(vchee)mxew eee ee ee | eee Ao EE eee Peliosis) Sede
Mailipackage:- 25. 0eee oi Se eee Tae ean GEESE NSCs ey tn ee SE
Mangiferaiindica|(mango)= 2-222 ey Guam, Hawaii_-------- 7 2h| cue
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana)-_---| Fiji (?), Hawaii---.----- 2 1 eS
Ochrosiarellipticas- eee seen Hawaii ee ee a (eed beac
Pithecellobium dulce (guamachil apesearring)-|----- GOV ee ieee we Ah 228 cleesee
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) -__-____-__|__--- (6 (aye oe See ee eae 4: )esoe ogee

Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Areca cathecu (betel palm) nut.....__._..-.__|-----
Cordyline terminalis (ti) berry.....--.---------]-----
iMangtfera indica; (mango) 22s oe eee eee | eee
PSL MGUaj aval (LUNAS) saeco eke ee | eee
Sesbania grandiflora (agati sesbania)___________]__---
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):
IDES Are tie ae Eee Te See ae ae fel
Oleajeuropaeal (olive) seo ee eae

Italy seston Ess

Austria (?), Cyprus,
Greece, Italy,
Lebanon, unknown.

Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (?) (Tephritidae):

Oleatenronacal (Olive) saa ee eee ne | meee CO = ee ees
Dallasiellus orchidiphilus Froeschner (Penta-
tomidae):
Bromeliad = .222 Se Sachi st Pes 2 Cy Pertin dean sen eee ene

Dasyneura inclusa (Frfid.) (Cecidomyiidae):
Phragmites sp. (reed) cane__--__-_-__-___-_----

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Calif.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Calif.*
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N.Y.

Mass.,
Hawaii,
N.J., N.Y.

Mass.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

23

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Deloyala guttata (O1.) (Chrysomelidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf______-________
C. oblongata (leaf)
Chamaedorea sp. (leaf)
Orchiic OEE s ae ne sf a PEAS Se Le *

Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron catawbiense (leaf)
Rhododendron sp. (leaf)

Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp. (leaf)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):

ROT ICTU ES eo ee a eel et Th
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine)
LESMAUNUN SD ee oe eee aap a ae
Plumeria s

Dialeurodes tristylii Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
Ilex integra (leaf)

Diaphone ewmela (Stoll) (Noctuidae):
Ornithogalum sp. (chinkerichee)

Diaspis juniperi (Behe.) (Coccidae):
Chamaecy paris lawsoniana ‘Gimbornii’____-_--
Diaspis minima Targ. (Coccidae):
Juniperus sp
Diaspis zamiae Morg. (Coccidae):
Cycad
Encephalartos sp. (eycad)

Briit—-unidentifiedseses see es eee

Strelitzia sp. (leaf)
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):

Nephelium lappaceum (rambutan)

Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine)
Dicyphus annulatus (Wolff) (Miridae):

Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Dinoderus brevis Horn (Bostrichidae):

IB AID OO sees eee ee ele ne nator aiee ae

Borassus flabellifer (palmyra)
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)
SE ca laevimargo Champ. (Curculioni-

ae):

COP RO OSG ee Sie tia i as oa
Diploptera punctata (Esch.) (Diplopteridae):

Plantsmatenials= yess eee Re tee
Doru albipes (F.) (Forficulidae) :

Orchid
Drasterius bimaculatus (Rossi) (Elateridae):

FR CUSICONIC Hn (E12) SERCO me ee eee
Dysdercus andreae (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Orchid

(CRYO e EL a) a Se Se St oe Le eee
Dysdercus mimus (Say) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Bromeliad

Garg ome ea Sone aaa eel SAE AL SS NN

Cucumis sativus (ecucumber)-------------------
Dysdercus ruficollis (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Garg 0 Beasties oie Palo ses yn ee A
Dysdercus suterellus (Herrich-Schaeffer) (?)

(Pyrrhocoridae):

Cucumis sativus (cucumber)
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):

Allium sativum (garlic)

Earias cupreoviridis (W1k.) (Noctuidae):
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)

Ecpantheria eridanus (Cram.) (Arctiidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)

Ecpantheria icasia (Cram.) (Arctiidae):
Allium cepa (onion)

Country of origin

Republic of South
Africa.

Africa.

On Tas see ee

WeuadorS. 282 - see Se

Hondurash 222 see

Italy, Spain, Yugo-
slavia.

British West Africa-__-

Number of in-
terceptions in—

| Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

Collected
in—

Fla.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*

N.J.

D.C.
INDY?

Fla.
NJ.

N.J.
N.Y.

Hawaii.
Wash.

NEY?

Ala.
Wis.

Calif.*

Tex.
Hawaii.
IPs
Jets
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
Calif.*
Fla.

Tex.

24

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Barringtonia sp. (pod)
Cassia fistula (goldenshower senna)
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)
Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Juglans regia (English walnut)
Prunus amygdalus (almond)
Punica granatum (pomegranate)

Ectomyelois muriscis (Dyar) (Phycitidae):
Cassia sp. (senna) seed pod
Enterolobium sp. (earpodtree) seed pod

eae puted fera (Walk.) (Tettigoniidae):

naelosita aethiops (F.) (Tenthredinidae):
Rosa hydrid (rose) cut flower
Engonus subcylindricus Fahrs. (Anthribidae):
PAT Te car eee Ce a AE Spa si Pa a adn aa
Eobia bicolor (Fairm.) (Oedemeridae):
SANTI 0G ie ae as me Doe EN Ee

IBagpacerts fog. i oboe ee ol Le
SIO WETS eee safe Beh Taio Se re
Mail package
Orchid (flower)
Plumeria sp
Ephestia calidella Quen. (Phycitidae):
Ficus carica (fig)
Ribes sp. (currant)
Epichorista ionephela (Meyr.) (Tortricidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)---

Epidiaspis piricola (de). Quer.) (Coccidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Epilachna borealis (F.) var. (Coccinellidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) _- --

Epilachna 28-punctata (F.) (Coccinellidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)

Country of origin

iAfcion, (country (?)),
Italy, Portugal.

Grace, italy eae
Greece, Israel, Italy,

Montserrat,
Puerto

Jamaica,
Philippines,
Rico.

Italy, Poland

Venez Ue laeaeeee eee

Christmas Island, Pal-
myra Island(?).
Philippines, South-
west Pacific.

Republic of South
Africa.

Epinotia aporema (Wl1sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)
Vicia faba (broadbean)

Eremocoris plebejus (Fall.) (Lygaeidae):

Soil with Vaccinium sp. (blueberry) plant----

Eriococcus araucariae Mask. (Coccidae):
Araucaria ercelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine)
Araucaria sp

Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Butus sp. (boxwood)

Eriophyes leionotus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Betula sp. (birch)

Euborellia plebeja (Dobinn) (Labiduridae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry)
Pinus sp. (pine) dwarf tree

Euborellia stali (Dohrn) (Labiduridae):
Amaryllis sp

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
Heliconia sp

Euconocephalus platynotum (M.&S.) (Tetti-

goniidae):
Airplane

Euglandina striata (Miller) (Oleacinidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) ----

Number of in-
terceptions in—

onsump-
tion
| Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

| Cc

Collected
in—

Hawaii.

Fla.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Va.
N.Y.

Hawaii.
Wash.

Fla.
N.Y.

Hawaii.

Ala., Calif.,*
Fla., La.,
N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 25

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin e Pp a Collected
. in—
Be| 8] sq
ao] 2] 58
ov o uf
16) Z | Ay
Euleia heraclei (L.) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens (celery).-------------------- Gonmanys ess ee see ee Vesa NY
Eurydema ornatum (L.) (Pentatomidae):
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -------------- LAS} of (2) (SS ea le 1 | eee |e N.Y.
Eurytoma infracta Mayr (Eurytomidae):
Pena officinalis var. purpurascens (purple | Italy__________--------- bt (a [ee N.Y.
sage).
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Cattleya skinneri (orchid)___.._..........------- CostavRica 222i s5 204 Caees ee 1 | Calif.*
(OYE YG LS Rech sa CS ES eR BSN ad Sb eh ie at 2S Colombia, El Salvador-_|-----|----- 4| Fla.
Euscelis plebejus (Fall.) (Cicadellidae):
Gindtolusi DVT ee ee ee ee eee A WA a ee eee ee nee a ae | ees IN
Euscepes porcellus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_______--____---- British Honduras- --_-_-_- NE eee Fla.
Euscepes post fasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_-__----_-------- Brazile rinid ads ss see | ase pil Sete ae BS, Calif.,*
a.
Eutetranychus banksi (McG.) (Tetranychidae): |:
Artocarpus altilis (breadfruit) leaf_______-____- JAINA Cae etree eee P37 Peer aeae I ae ne Fla.
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)____--_-___ Miexicos one. kaa pullers cel eee Tex.
Evergestis forficalis (l..) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) _---- 5| (MINION. W ie Vi sete eee | Seances Dp) ae N.Y.

Exitianus obscurinervis (Stal) (Cicadellidae):

Exptochiomera oblonga (Stai) (Lygaeidae):

DR TUITH OG EXTACY NI AS a a DN (0 Lo yen Reig neat tego gees Sam | Ea 272 | EIT eae 1 | Ariz.

Farinococcus guatemalensis Ferris (Coccidae):

COT CEI SY (a [a SEF ak Yo Sh A a ea at Hem Guatemala 2 sei eae |e eee 2| Ariz., N.J.

Fiorinia proboscidaria Green (Coccidae): B
Crinsitimoni(lemon) 2 ee es CY oy 0 Pea EL ph Se eee Hl eee Lh eae Hawaii.

Fiorinia theae Green (Coccidae):

QOITEL IAS Pee easly cea ee eager Mexicolsnhe one DP ee eee Calif.*
Cocosimucufera. (COCONUtL) sean cea ee Bhilippinesseee wena eee | Bes ae Calif.*

Forficula decipiens Géné (Forficulidae):

IPISWINISAUUILTT, (DES) oe eee Tialyes sas eine! Me (| baa Nec INDYZ

Forficula pubescens Géné (Forficulidae):

Phascovusaeigaris (bean) ho s2s esse ee COE eeu Ri | fered eee N.Y.
Soullwaithelrisisps plan tse. sere ee eee |e, COTES oe ee ee eed) ewe | eee 1] N.Y.

Forficula senegalensis Serv. (Forficulidae): |
Cupressus sp. (cypress) cone_____---_-------- ISBATI Ce Ee Her ee rita Dich] sible Al es 8 2) INGE
DEVAS ey SSL ap eI SE a a ER ES Ys SNE Republic of South Des Se 28] Ce a INS:

Africa.

Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae): i
Chrysanthemum morifolium____---------------.- Japania® = ie peat DJ) | ere Hawaii.
Chrysanthemum CAE fli ae ahs a Oe eae eee. KQRER yee en at ate 1p Me oes ES Wash,
Dianthu's caryophyllus (carnation) _-__..---_--- Japans. ewe eS 1 (eae a Hawaii.

Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ___---------- Hungary, Sweden___-__- 2h ate) Saba INES
EGO WOT Seen certs he DI UB LS Miata lpn fe LL Denmark, England, ON ee Saal ate INENYS.
Germany, Poland.
Gladiglashy, brid ee eee AES Ue eas a Hungary aes. see nN se Perec e N.Y.
Helichrysum bracteatum (strawflower) --------- Germanya ieee Lee INES
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)____--_--__-------- Bngland) oe 1 eee eee Mass.
Da Yas LA 6) 8K Leg et OS eC a ie ee Denmark, England, TAN eos (ae Til., N.Y.
France, Germany,
Poland.

Frankliniella lilivora Kurosawa (Thripidae):
nlueTsp ea ily RDU pee ee anes PAPA ED eee a toh ey ies A seat Aaa DINING:

Frankliniella paucispinosa Mit. (Thripidae):

EGU DiGi po iad is Ee Ar centinasce sean serene | pee eee 1} Fla.

Frankiniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):

ISIE A UTE TA Co a oe ye Sa Republic of South —_—_—if-----]----- 2) DEC:
Africa.

Frankliniella sulphurea Schmutz (?) (Thripidae): fy
Capsicum annuum (pepper) ------------------ a waliecowen sue ue Siler Toate Ale Hawaii.

Furcaspis haematochroa Ckll. (Coccidae): aa
IKentiaisp (palm) seater epee ene ee Philippines----_-- ee eae a eee Calif.

Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae): Sarg i
Cocosmmucifera(COCcOnUt) fae eee Guam (?), Kwajalein__.! 4 |-----I_---- Hawaii.

26 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a ravi
| ‘s} |)
Sq| 8 il ag
ao) a |) eke
ov ° que
ie) Zia
Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) _._.____-.-_--_--____- Scotland, unknown-.--- 1 hi Ses
Geniocremnis chilensis (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
LER DOIS CM PATALED Golhvwen))o. e Chile=t24. 2c te ee Ti SaaS
Geotomus pygmaeus (Dallas) (Cydnidae):
Barrageli ae. ecu ae ee ee TSI NO he Qi ars | ee
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gele-
chiidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper)_------------------ Cuba, Guatemala, LO) | Re Ses |e
Mexico.
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
Betavwulganisn (Peet) sacar eee Italy, United Arab 1 2h
Republic.
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Noctuidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke) ______-__________- Ital yes= soos ae tee elie UM eeeee
Grapholitha janthiana (Dup.) (?) (Olethreutidae):
IMalasisyvestnis) (Apple) mea see ee ee eee Austria, Rumania, 4 1) | Sates
unknown, Yugoslavia
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae):
Gratacgusisp a (redynaw) pee eee IMIEXT COS Sa ee neeanee Jip ae | ad
Graptosteihus manillensis (Serv.) (Lygaeidae):
TL DOTMOCONS Dee as eee Cee CR Semen em nie! awaits = eee eee Lies] = spe sees
Gymnococcus agavium (Dougl.) (Coccidae):
PAT aver sha wise een ale VN eee al Wieser Miexi CoS S22 eae sae |b ae ee 1
A OGUENSD emia me mae oe en ed yet aM nee Uh com nese Pals ois. = eee ee [ik eR ea 1
Gunaikotirine ficorum (Marchal) (Phlaeothripi-
ae):
YAGI ING eee ree rsd US SO Hee a AE ei Cuba era eee ae eed | eats Tislee es
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel)______-.___-_____ Miexicor so 2a iv ee ees eas | eee 1
Haplothrips aculeatus (F.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Plant——unidentified ssa) een enn eae Netherland Sees == oe | eens eee 2
Haplothrips clarisetis Pr. (?) (Phlaeothripidae):
ZACUIUCONS ALIN (LELULIIGE) nee ees nore een IMIOXI CO sat eoe kite ee | et Wee se
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
OWETS 28s oe ct ea Ses te a ER Vo ee ape Greece saasac tetas seen De) ee
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frank].) (Phlaeothripidae):
CTU WTS Dee er NORTE ES AE SET Way ea oe ee pee ee 1a | ease 2 eae
LO WiCTS rs eerie GAL TA Na all yA IC Ea Bermuda ee eee Lal ORs ee
Helichrysum bracteatum (strawflower) -__-____-- Isracgjes eel Reisen LS See eee
Plumeria rubra (Mexican frangipani)_________- Haw aliens siete aes AS |e eerd
IZAUNUNAONS Pees ae ek EROS eee NN Do OS sae ee Sate is aye nig fen ee
Hedylepta indicata (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean) -_._______- Cubaleeia. =. tees bs | eye es
Helicella caperata (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
IMEiitaTyrCango tas ee ee ene sly Pees italive thoi BES ee: Lee e ss eee
Hees conspurcata (Draparnaud) (Helicelli-
ae):
Miilitanyscargo 22 =22see) beh bare ee een es Azores, France, Italy, Ou Esaea | eee
Libya, Morocco,
Spain.
Helicella derbentina (Andrz.) (Helicellidae):
Militanyscarg osha 70 a eee Markey. 2022-2 ieee Ls | Kee Peete
Helicellu ericetorum (Miller) (Helicellidae):
Tropaeolum sp. (nasturtium) seed____________- Netherland Saesss= eee poe eee 1
Helicella itala (.) (Helicellidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) seed__| Italy__.__..-...__.-.--__]-----]----- 1
WMilhitanyscareos sce ean ntl we eee ee me re Mae Gee Italy, unknown----_-_--- Cl pee
Helicella maritima (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Lactuca sativa var. longifolia (romaine lettuce)_| France__...-..---------|----- U|/Peece
Miilitanyscareoe t= 22-year aren HMrancewitalyassss eee SP Pee ae omer ts
Stores (with sweet orange)_-_..-.-.---________ Spang! sera ae newee = |e Thee
Helicella neglecta (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Militarycango=s/23 52a Sel een es ees | eee oS ne aa ee Ait] = acs ee
Helicella pyramidata (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
IMiilitanyyeargo st <2 0/8 ote ea Grecceteiesausscse ase PAN tapes a oeee re
Helicella striata (Miller) (Helicellidae):
VET Gar yeC Are ORS See eee lh ARES OI SE eee France, Greece, Italy, CMe ecard Pe eh

Turkey, unknown.
Soilsee ete 2 oy pe ieee FE SR Teal ye eo 1 222 Clee

Collected
in—

Md.
Til., Mich.,
N.Y.
Tex.

Hawaii.

Calif.
N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

27

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Helicella variabilis (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Anthemis sp. (camomile)
Lactuca sativa var. longifolia (romaine lettuce)_
DVI tary sCargon. a= aoe een eee EE TR
Soil with automobile

Helicina strebeli Pfeiffer (Helicinidae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm)

Heliz aperta Born (Helicidae):

Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower)
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)
Lactuca sativa var. longifolia (romaine lettuce) _
Helix aspersa Miller (Helicidae):
Baggage (as food)
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
VEL CATyACATEO sce e sees see ee ee
CORA Da pe Aa le SC Da al ae Ee ioe ane
Stores (on egg crate)

Helix pomatia L. (Helicidae):
Baggage (as food)
Stores (food for crew)

Hellula undalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)

Hemiargus hanno (Stoll) (Lycaenidae):

Airplane’: sia. ra Mi Seo

Hemimene juliana (Curt.) (Olethreutidae):
Castanea sp. (chestnut)

pace reeeneruchue aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichi-

ae):
Bambusa sp. (bamboo) slat
Wood (crate)

Heteratermes cardini (Snyder) (Rhinotermitidae):

Crescentia linearifolia (calabash tree)
Heterotermes converinotatus (Snyder) (Rhino-

termitidae):

Card boarde( box) peaese es ees eee eee

Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log

Mangifera indica (mango)

Pinus sp. (pine) stump
Homoeogryllus japonicus (Haan) (Gryllidae):

Baggage (as caged pets)
Homotoma ficus (L.) (Psyllidae):

PE CUSICOTACTA (TIC) ISLC Ieee ee en nen
Insara tolteca Sauss. (Tettigoniidae):

OCT Se eee eR Pe ORD Bere ae ernie elk
Iphiclides protesilaus (L.) (Papilionidae):

ATItOMODIeM aes te eee Nee et SSS ke
Ips typographus (L.) (Scolytidae):

Pinus sp.(?) (erate)
Tridomyrmer iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):

Tridomyrmez leucomelas Em. (Formicidae):
Bromeliad
Isorhinus undatus Champ. (Curculionidae):
(BrOmelia)s pan ses IS ee ee ee
Jadera haematoloma (H.-S.) (Coreidae):
BAe aCe Oe es aS ye eB apa A ei
Kalotermes immigrans Snyder (Kalotermitidae):
Mail package
Labia arcuata Seudd. (Labiidae):

Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf____---___-_-
Lamellazis gracilis (Hutton) (Achatinidae):
eee americana (avocado) seed
oi
Soil with miscellaneous plants_--___----------
Tsuga diversifolia (Japanese hemlock) seed__-__-
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa) lei___---_-_-
Canavaliaispisee a a2- Stee a eeee eee eens

Vicia faba (broadbean)

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Country of origin 2 B &
=| =|
a8) @|88
ow ° ue
oO Zeney
Spaintays sane ae yay (eee ||
France: 25 eee See Pi | ae
(Umikni owas 4. Ree See
IDTan ce hs es eee eae 3 ae S| eee
Mexicos: (02 Sine reins 23) Se Sessa
Germany, Netherlands_|----- 23 | Sets
Ital yee. eee i bea) See
Greecee ee ae a eee Be Pees
Dit) Wipe Sr ee tee ieee |e
rance ene ace eee 2'5|ce2 3a
Spain’ 22 eee Oy eee | as
Rerun Sie eae | aes | 1
Belgium == asset eae ee LS eae me
Mit alliye toes see Ua ere Vig ape | (eae ©
Wnknowneees een oe 5 ta ee
United Arab Republic |----- nl ee ee
IVCTIEZ TE] a (7) ene es | ees iff
Italy, Portugal. _--_---- 2 Re ere |
3 rao bf: Wego ea ie Poe sD ees | eee
Cuba, Philippines, Bg | Seen ee
Thialand.
Vai tise eee aie A ee fe aed
ae (elope eee eee Dy) ees bees
(Brazier a eas LD een Eo aer
Martinique-___ oy) | ees ee
Honduras eee lubes | Sane
Japanes 2 ors Sores 1 es ape et
SUC OS A Wid see | ee | rae 1
Miexico. 4.2 Save awh es BR See 1
Baa Ot ee ed Se ga [te
IN AEN epee ca Dp G2 2s | eee
IWOXI COM: oie eee ee ere ae, | ea ee 1
Guatemala ee eee 2
IBTaz eee orga eects Beas 1
Mexicos 25-2235 6 ase See eee 1
Colombia bi) Peco et ped
a wail- 2c en yn [eel
Mexico:-.- ee Lee Ses) Eee
St. Lucia:: 228 See Eee ee 1
Mexico! sa ae i, || Saas ea
Jamaicats sie 2 aes | ees | eee i
GES of: § 0 eS a ee eee 1
aw aii ye GN fae Se
ee ay doti=2 tease Opi Pee ss|Ao 38
United Arab Republic-|-_---- 10 eee

Collected
in—

Fla.

Hawaii.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.

28 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Laspeyresia nigricuna (Steph.) (Olethreutidae):

Pig misarivwnn: (PEA) see ee TRitien iy 2a ce eae eee
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):

Castanen'sps: (chestnut) 2222 Germany, Italy, Portu-

gal, Spain, Turkey,
Yugoslavia.

Laspeyresia strobilella (L.) (Olethreutidae):

RICEMSD si (SPLUCE) | COM Mea eee lly nos oe Germany, unknown_-._

Pinus Sphi(pine) Conese aes ee ee aS England esas eee
Lecanium corni Bouché (Coccidae):

Jasminum sp. (jasmine) flower petal___-_____- Tam Ce aie ee eo ears

FAT AULTULS STSCI ERTIES) teeta eae I PAPAIN Se Oe ye hee

Rosa hybrid (rose) budwood-_-__---__--__---___- TANCE WE Ge Bees SNe
Lecanium coryli (.) (Coccidae):

Acer platanoides (Norway maple)------------- Beleim ss Sees es
Lecanium persicae (F.) (Coccidae):

Prunus domestica (plum) stem-___.----_------- Cie s ew oe ee
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)_-__-_-.------- Japani 25 eee Mies Seen
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):

Hicusicanica (ie) cuttin go ee eee ee ae Waly. ous vee eels
Lepidosaphes kuwacola (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Diospyros sp. (persimmon) __------------------ fry oye y aliens epee Uae ey nee s
Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Sulc.) (Coccidae):

Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juni- |----- GOR ae nas Aleta

per) dwarf.

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Cachise eee May eats ik Sie Cane ee Mie xICOs Si ke Lien we eae

UNOlen a Spee ot aS ee eK base ae Co (oes Saas A as fel
Lepidosaphes pini (Mask.) (Coccidae):

DEVILS TSI se (UTNE) ete ee ae eT Va Pan Sas ase elves ee
Lepidosaphes punicae Laing (Coccidae):

Erythrina sp: (coralbean)_-_-.-------.------2-- Mhalland wes
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Codiaeuwm variegatum (croton) ----------------- ia waist eRe sae e rae

Codigewmysp yee Bae EA Re ES Hawaii, Panama_-_-_-_-
Tepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):

COP eC 0g Res es yea ete RF ey oN aa Australias ieee oie
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (Coccidae):

Rhododendron yakusimanum____...------------ JADA ee ews ee cakes
Lepidosaphes yanagicola (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)____.-__------|----- 6 Ka angered NS
Leptidea brevipennis Muls. (Cerambycidae):

LES os (Qa ba A) Sept ok EN NS ar ee rance (?) 222 eee
Leptocorira varicornis (F.) (Coreidae):

PASTE DLATIO! scott Seeiey EST Ns REALE NG EPA Sa a Fe Philippinessa sess eee
Leptodictya sinaloana Drake (Tingidae):

Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish moss) -_---------- IMIEXE COMM ese ee
Leptoglossus chilensis (Spin.) (Coreidae):

Viati S'S (STADE) ese ele RE eee Chile 21s. tee ee aoe noe
Leptopharsa usingeri Drake (Tingidae):

N{ZECCH SDs: (SCE) ea at ee ee ay ee Miexi costs. iar aie
Leucaspis lowi Colvee (Coccidae):

Pins spe (pine) sneed les ee rAstriae a ae se
Leucaspis pusilla Loew (Coccidae):

Pinus sp. (pine)imeedless wake es ee Greecest: 2. 2ecs
Leucoptera coffeella G.-M. (Lyonetiidae):

Coffer spx(cottce) leases i eee ae Guatemala,

aiti.

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Cucumis melo var. cantalupensis (cantaloupe)_-| Mexico__.--------------
Ligyrocoris nitidulus (Uhler) (Lygaeidae):

AT AYE UiCLOTACE-TEG ETUC atten oo eas | Bea GOS eee ie
Limazr marginatus Miller (Limacidae):

Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (broccoli)_------- Azores. talyeo-e scenes

B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) -__.---------- Atalyo ioe see ee

Lactucaisativa (lettuce) i eee eee eee Spain See see Eee ke eo

Limaz mazimus L. (Limacidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) _------ LUTE iB a eee ee erm

Number of in-
terceptions in—
a Palin Collected
g = & in—
ee! 5 /se
tet iS
or (>) ue
1o) Z|
Dh Nese sail esha IN
28) | eee 1 | Mass.,Mich.,
INIBYi
Sine eS ey N.Y.
TWH PS est 2 a ee INNS
Peers ee eee INES
Benet Ns 1 | Wash.
Hepes MANES Ds NEY
ea Te tee TS INeUe
1 Wg) (gaa EG yy N.Y.
1 yale eres Calif.;*
Hawaii.
Ese StS Hehe 2 | Calif.,* N.Y.
aL | ees BST Wash.
pee ras 24 (esis ae 1 | Calif.* °
Pp i [era ge 1| Fla.
ecb [PA Pee 1| Tex.
a esa Dy | Sees Calites
a8 | eae Lae DECr
Gu aaees 3 | Calif.,*
-Hawaii.
cs Ue (eee 2 | Fla., Hawaii.
eens 2 ule w ANON:
Brees ty ae 1 | Hawaii.
bot ee ae Hawaii.
pees 1 |_-..-} Mich
ited 1 |__._-| Hawaii.
3 | bre Se eset Calif.*
a Saee e esae 5 N.Y
Bee A eee 1| Tex
GU) bask I ee Til.
Aletta N.Y
ptt fs sea 1| Fla
i asl Fe Ie Tex
RAY ee 2| Tex
Leas 2a zeae NEN
apie et 1) Se ING
Basen 1 SET IN a
eae 1 eee NEG

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 29

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Limothrips angulicornis (Jablwki.) (Thripidae):

Prunus persica var. nectarina (nectarine)____-_- @hilesese es oe
Limothrips denticornis (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __._._-_---------___- Scotland===.=
Plant unidentinied sass ee eee eee Netherlands__.__-_----
Lincus rufospilotus (Westw.) (Pentatomidae):
Orcnides conse Nee Ne ee Colombia, Peru_____-_
Instronotus palustris Blatchley (Curculionidae) :
Ainplanenc toss suo eee ee Unknown!=-2)--2-2--
Lohesia botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
atisiISD. (PTADC) See ee ee re Sewn ante Italy, Lebanon___-__--
Lobesia botrana (Schiff.)(?) (Olethreutidae):
Quarters (with Phoenix dactylifera)_______-___- Unknown) =) eens
Lorryia formosa Cooreman (Tydeidae):
Gaipasismons Memon) 2 eee ns Argentina__-_-_-_-___
Lorryia mali Oud. (Tydeidae):
Cigar sity mon Cemon) noses oe eee ee ee eee Spainka2ss-— eee
Lorostege bifidalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
POV PULACO SD eee en oe en ate 2 NO Se eee Mexicons 222 semen:
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Wood—nnidentified= 222-222 ee England, India_____--
Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
Wrood—unidentified 2 "22s Hen) amen van ale American Samoa,
Brazil.
Lyctus linearis (Goeze) (Lyctidae):
ONT tees eee ted ee Ei Oe eid 9 Indigs senses ee
CN DH Ye IE aa eM AS eel eee eae | a oe (0 Ka epee ai se Cov)
EE lineolaris (P. de B.) (Miridae):
Chirysanihemilmispee ne ee eee ees eae IMEX COtet se Die nian!
Lygus lucorum (Meyer-Dur.) (Miridae):
Plant—unidentified!. 2) so Sss 0s ee See Netherlands. _____--_-
Macroplaz fasciata (Herrich-Schaeffer)
(Lygaeidae):
Stipa tenacissima (esparto needlegrass) -_____-- Titalliy sss see ee re
Macrosiphum formosanum Takah. (Aphidae):
AICHUCUSA LAA CtLUCe) eee ee Japanec ean site
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Noctuidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) __.-- Tanganyika_________-
PB. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)__-_----_---- England, France, Ger-
many, Ttaly, Nether-
lands.
IST ASSiC() SP aks ade AA ie eee Japan eee
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) ---------------- tally ke
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) ---_____------------ Buerto Ricos2 22228.
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa)__----------- Hawaii sees
Ca analigi sp ype = SU Ua aiey Diss We ree ial Fated Be GOH ei eee ae

Cargo (with celery and chayote) -_____________
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_________--

Sesbania grandiflora (agati sesbania)_

SESUANIGESp este LE Sra ai ies ed

Strongylodon macrobotrys (?)___-..._----_------
Matsucoccus matsumurae (Kuw.) (Coccidae):

PUTS SP (Pine) ee a in NE aie BE Japaneses saree ee

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Mats.) (Olethreutidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)_____-___-_|_-__- (6 (YR ipa aS Siete De

Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Costa Lima) (Miridae):

Orchids a eee ae iia le eee GV Per soo Se

Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):

Seed assorted ses sk sa ee els Ha walia=ssceses vanes

Megasies grandalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)________________- Dey gs V A) eee gan er ee

Megastigmus cryptomeriae Yano (Torymidae):

Cryptomeria japonica (seed) _________-_-__------- Japa ose ees

Megastigmus suspectus pinsapinis Hffm. (Tory-
midae):

Cedrus deodara (deodar cedar) seed_______-__-- BWrancel(?) 2 sees

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Collected
in—

onsump-
tion
| Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

| Cc

P.R.
11 37 ee Calif.,* Il.,
Pavbatvs
Ds aes es 2 Hawaii.
| ean eee Hawaii.
| eel eae, Calif.*

Het oes 1 1 | Calif.,*
Wash.

Pee 4 ees eCalily, =
Wash.

ye Seer ee od 2) Fila.

11) faa st Hens Hawaii.

eA Sceee 1 Beees| eit
9h (eas PEN 1] NJ.

Be eee eee 1] N.J.

30 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin Q, Pla Collected
| s/s in—
Be| 8 | ae
Sc Ely Be
or is) uP
iS) Z|
Melolontha melolontha (L.) (Scarabaeidae):
ANT) Ein 3 ee RE Se oe aE ee eee IO GAN COs = sa See eee || eres Q2Rilioe Se WIG
Mesochelidura peringueyi Burr (Forficulidae):
Prolveassp et (CULMOWCL) ates eee eee Republic of South 1 eres ees N.Y.
Africa.
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (01.) (Curcu-
lionidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana)-_---| Costa Rica, Ecuador, PAU ee ee ee Ala., Fla.,
Panama. IE, INS Ao
8.C., Tex
Metopoplax ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
PASTE OV EWS eg ST Morocco 22 2222 S22 be mee aE 1 aera Fla.
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Wicodt (Crate) emcee ses ares Fics es shee ee Mexicans 222 Sees D7 eS |e Calif., N.Y.
Micrapate scabrata (Erich.) (Bostrichidae):
IPranius\domesticas (plum) passe ne Chilehe ture Varnes 1 Dl See I eee INGYS
Microcerotermes exiguus (Hagen) (Termitidae):
Orch gees rise saath eee OCs Mit BritishiGuianasese es |p |e 1| Fla
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia) seed______-__-- TAMA AS Hs kaart ea |e eee i 1DC-
PANT AT CMe era Ne oe eile PE Sieh Lh ae a Wenezuelg: 22-22 ee eee 1M acai P.R.
ep umMer(SEed)) == Seca ea ee Lue ee a waril eee ae |e eee 1 | Hawaii.
Seed—unidentificd=! == ae Mexicoiscei 2228 Sanaa ssa Pee 1 ex.
Minthea rugicollis (W1k.) (Lyctidae):
VEY sy onl] 000) es ot ee GS ae ea ee eyes Ser = 10 aV6 Dee eae NS eS AE ‘Us| Sees |r INAS
Wioode(crate) 2aereen acme ene oy Sn sre 2 Brazil, England, Thai- AR ces rs Fia., Ill.,
land, Venezuela (?). Ohio.
Molorchus minor (L.) (Cerambycidae): d
WiOOdE (Crate) ie aes oe mee Ne WORE Son Sweden’. 825-552 s eens iL ee |e Wis.
Monacha cantiana (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Gactuca sativa (Mettuce an o2 eee ee ees tally se ee Sal ee Ey ea INES
Mili tanyécarg os seen cas See aE ee ene Wrancews she cans Qe Saree Ree ae La.
Plant—sunid entitied ees ae aon nena German ya ene ne | een ee 1/ N.J.
Monacha carthusiana (Miller) (Helicellidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) seed_-_| Italy___-.-...----------|-----|----- tel NEW
INDIA TEYACATE On ee tn ere et in Deyn. Sa ceen lene! £0 (ofa pi ne” pe iy ae en | seks Pecan La.
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
Dendrobiumssp (orchid) 22 EU ae | a 1| Fla.
Kruit—miscellancouss 2 a ees Philippines___..._-___-- AE [hs 2s een Wash.
Gladiolismy bri dae Se ek eae Imdonesiaee nose see 5 ee eee Hawaii.
Grass (parity see ee eT nak Sa A del eg Ti i ais ak eas ames | ene yall Ae 1) IDG
MELE! (GL eC) ea ee SNS ORI EN apr Wrinidadea anne aae 1h See eee ee IND
Mining eka ce ei tie ir aisid Seni Rhine isk a Ha Walia eas Seas | Ea Hawaii.
JEU FUIG Boy, KGareere) Geisler oe DG oVo bt: pene opens erp ate Peas || See 1; | DEG:
QWARters sees see OSCR Uae aida areas Meee Um Eno wn seee Sealers eas 1S Sees Til.
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae): :
ZEQVINGY S4( COLT) ees erase Nain ny, Nala errant WY (2/9 (cro pee era eal eel eioa| Te je eee ee Calif.
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_.----- 222222 222-22 Hawaii ie tose aes 1 Ue aad |e Calif.*
Cx orandis\(pummelo) ae eee eee eee Mahitivs i 2 ee Do 2 Iga Calif.,*
Hawaii
Ce paradisii(crapetruit) pene | ee C6 (Gea i RE |e Th See Calif.*
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) .-------------- Japan. =~ 54525 Ries iiad ee 2i\[ aces Calif.*
GESimensisl(SW.GEHOLaln ge) aoe eee en ee eae GOee ee ee ee fee ie eee Calif.*
Plant—pnidentined = a= aes IBermUd asa ae ese a ees Mass.
Mormidea inermis Dallas (Pentatomidae):
Orchid ets See ee ae ee alee IWRC XECO oe ae ae ae |e 1| Tex.
Myelobia smerinthus (Hbn.) (Galleriidae):
IB arm DOO Se eer ee ea an ee as Sones | BE GOS sieeie ees PH ea eee ar ae Fla., Tex.
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
Orchid een eS Ne ei eee Oe es ee. oe | Boal | eee 1] Fla.
Myzaphis bucktoni Jacob (?) (Aphidae):
Rosayhyibridk(rose) petal mye ere ee Nrance® 02 oss ‘1ts|& Se oe N.Y.
Myzus ascalonicus Donec. (Aphidae):
Allin cepa) (ONION) San eae eee ee INetherland si2se2e2 sees bees | pene 1/N.J.
Alstersps) (plant) ste eos Se ee oe Germany: | ee eee TIN TSU
StOresh(Onulet twice) see re ee ee Wnknown) 2222-2 2-22} eeeee 4 | -ooae INSY:
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae):
Cyathea'sps(treefern) sone ne ee ee Mexico’ coe eee eee 1} Tex.
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log.-.---------------- Brazil: ose ane a 1) Bee laeoee La.
Orchice ee ee re oS en Sa ond iraseee seo neee os ees | eeeee 1} Fla.
Wioodi(Crate) soa a5 ce = Se eats aS SV ea Colombia] a 1 eee ee es, Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 ai!

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a Pls Collected
Sa/ @ leq
as| 8/2
or »
is |e lias
Nasutitermes costalis (Holmgr.) (Termitidae):
Wood (limb with orchid on it)____-___-____--_- Mrinidad sesso Dy oe es ee Fla.
Nasutitermes ephratae (Holmer.) (Termitidae):
Bromeliad IBritishyHondurassss 222 |seee aes 2| Fla.
Orchids ie See eee as Ren Oe ei Britishveondurasy 9 |eaoaleeee— 2) Fla.
Dominican Republic.
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)__-_-__------_------- British Honduras 2222 |2-22-|22-=2 1] Fla.
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Hald.) (Termitidae):
FAUT DIATIOM Ase cern Sue Ee ee oe ee Ce Gos. 2k eee Ay pees Fla.
Bromeliad heres oo he Jee esha see AOA (0 ee ee er Pereeree || Uist 4 | Fla.
Orchid eae tee otiekae MV see os ws Bae Brazil, British Hon- |-----|-.--- 2/ Fla.
duras.
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)_-__-.---_----------- British) Honduras=2==-|e2-=-|=---— 1} Fla.
rupees zanthographus (Germ.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Vitisisp*(erape)iz.o3 &. ec eee Chile. Sees eee 83/2 ses Sasa N.Y.
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Quen.) (Pyraustidae):
Carzor(withipumpkin) 222s eee eee ee Mexico = 22 ate sa Le) Lo Ses ese Tex.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -----_--------|----- Om eesti Se es 2) See ee Tex.
Solanum melongena (eggplant) --_----------_-- Brazil, Venezuela --_-_-- 1 1/2223 N.Y., P.R.
SRaquiloensen ee eae AS eC ae Maitit Soo ss eeaie Leese ees Fla.
Neolobophora ruficeps (Burm.) (Forficulidae)-
IB TOTMe] 1 a ee see ee Oe oe a CostapRica! 2st = aaa Pee aaa 1 las
Neophyllaphis araucariae Takah. (Aphidae):
VAT OUCH SD ys Stes Sta Rect a eee Ls Se Ia W aliesace ee aE neo 1 | Hawaii.
Neotermes castaneus ae ) (Kalotermitidae):
DIOSCONEMASD a (Val) eae ee ee aitin ose ee gO Pe es N.Y.
Nephotettix Guibatiat( (nfotsen.) (Cicadellidae):
Mn p lane ease se aoe Renee Se aa Soe Japan (?), Philip- ——‘|----- a5) Sees Hawaii.
pines (?).
Nezara viridula (L.) (Pentatomidae):
MiG taTyACaT 20 eee bee ees le Se Morocco, unknown ---- 20 Soaos|Paoke N.Y., S.C.
VMiltsi spre (Grape) iain assets ce ee ee Chile, Republic of bi Ht Ae ee N.Y.
South Africa.
Nilotaspis halli (Green) (Coccidae):
TUT US IS] eee ee alte See nna ew) ek eee Transte: 22) 2a ed (Bae I eae WH ID) XO;
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Phragmites communis (reed)__-.-_-_----------- Japanin: se are 2 1G Sees | Behe Calif.*
Nudur fractivittarum Dyar (Lithosiidae):
IBromeliadma= shee Fale ae eS BritishvHondurass see 24 |22255| Eases 1| Fla.
Nysius delectulus Perkins (Lygaeidae)
PANT Ae Beas RST NAO SRM Tee Wi ara def uee e Ea wail eae es AS ee 1 ees Hawaii.
Nysius huttoni B. White (Lygaeidae): 2
ACvUCONsHLvaRettCe) meee eee INew.Zealandusstsseee | Leese Hawaii.
Nysius raphanus Howard (Lygaeidae):
TURK SO et 15 A es Ee ee ae Mexico ses ae eens 3Y Esa esas Tex.
PlANG— ui em tified Se ee ee a nae £0 (a9 SE ae a Tg) estes oe cae Ariz.
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) -__--_------------]----- COS a Le cD Salsas | SS Tex.
SPOTLUTACAIS yes a ee ale San wee ek oa Seen ILA eek ay eee Tex.
ZEON 83 COLI) Sane ee eee eee mente Jaa ome ese TF 7 ee 2p Saco eae Tex.
Nysius tenellus Barber (Lygacidae):
Alganelwictoriae-negin de ase a ae ee Ome. oes eelek =o res eee 1| Tex.
Airplane mais eae asa lt SSeS See Sa British West Indies__-__|----- esa BARE
Chrysanthemum parthenium__._-_------------- Miexicousl se suse 1 eae a= |arhexe
Odonaspis ruthae Kot. (Coccidae):
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) ---__------- Republic offSouthi@i ga |=se2s|————— 15 | SDeC:
Tica.
Cynodon sp. (dogtooth grass)______--.--------- WH thiopias==222c5-2-.---|5--55| een 1} D.C.
Oenopiella unidentata (Spinola) (Pentatomidae):
TNS 0) ES acta au ee SL ORE eee Arcentinai (2) os eel eee 1 ae Fila.
Ogdoecosta biannularis (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae): 4
‘Bromeliad te 3 ees. ele. ise IMCXICOn. aoe See | ee 1 | Ariz.
Onthophagus taurus (Schr.) (Scarabaeidae):
AUItOMO Diletta see wiee Sy a ae Se Es Unknownse-22—22- Ly |edit s 3 Nes
Oriel caecum apicale (Will.) (Chloropidae):
Orchid Pras hess CE eA Ie Opa IVETE NCO ee | here Tale Lex:
Opogona sacchari (Bojer) (Tineidae): we
Haworthia arachnoidea__.........-.------------ HN ON Of South tanee | ee es see 1| NJ
Africa.
LON oe pe ee oe bp ete eee Africa (country.(?)) eel) lease le ee La.
Ornithogalum sp. (chinkerichee)--_------------ Republic of South ——if-----]|----- 1| NJ.

Africa.

32

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Waterh.) (Curculioni-
dae):

Vanda ‘Miss Joaquim’ (orchid) .-.------------

Orphulella punctata (DeG.) (Acrididae):

Ni 0) 4a (= Wie aap ha ae ee ee Dominican Republic__-
Orthezia praelonga Doug}. (Coccidae):

WENTIA POR ADIT ES) Oya eh I Ee ‘Drini dade eres an ees
Ostrinia nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):

Castanenisp a(chestnut) seen eee een Gaye eee Ta

Chrysanthemum morifolium.._---.------------ OO eee Beau oe

GRAY SONARE TAL TIES ee en nn Sen Sater do
Military cargo
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)

Sorghum vulgare var. technicum (broomcorn) --| Italy, Yugoslavia
Otala lactea (Miller) (Helicidae):

Brassica oleracea var. botrytis_......-.--------- TO) eps a ON
actu casatiwa (lettuce) see ee se ee ea C5 Ka er LST IA SEE
IMG tanyiCar gon cnet Aiea Lene wane oe INTOROCCOM eee eee

Otala vermiculata (Miller) (Helicidae):
Military cargo

Otosema odorata (L.) (Noctuidae):

AIT LAM Oy Sa a eNs Os Tee Nl er ae oe etek Wenezuelat. 22526225255
ulema melanopa (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Plant—unidentificdasst a a eee Netherlands
Soil with Calluna vulgaris (heather)__--------- Germany
Oxacis rerensis Arnett (Oedemeridae):
Bas races a Ren eae Weak ia IMICXI COzcs Lard Dana nes
Ozychilus alliarius (Miller) (Zonitidae):
Cactus eee. eee ee Si elias lL Tipe Sse OU aS EES | a ee
Orchid Gee EL aS Tee ees IMT EXI COME ee eae ean eee
Ozychilus draparnaldi (Beck) (Zonitidae):
Military Cargo ce ies be cc mee Sele ee ee es ran Gel =) eee

Oxycopis vittata (Fab.) (Oedemeridae):
FXO) OY EE VS ps eM a ane Wale
Pachybrachius albocinctus Barber (Lygaeidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -_----------- Miexicos) 2222s
Pagiocerus fiorii (Egg.) (Scolytidae):
ZEON GY 8) (COLT) Mision eT men Mean se au Unes Pertwee ei ae eee ee

Palaeopus costicollis Mshl. (Curculionidae):
Dioscorea sp. (yam)
Palpifer sexnotatus (Moore) (?) (Hepialidae):
Colocasia antiquorum (taro)
Paragonatas divergens (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliad
Paraputo taraktogeni Rao (Coccidae):
Zantedeschia sp. (calla lily)
SE inate expositus (Champ.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) seed
Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus (Champ.) (Curcu-
lionidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) stem
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)

CXorandis)(PUMmMelO) Mesa ae ees ee EE OEMO Sas eae ea
Climo (lemon) 2s eee. Ce ON Ee ears Argentina, Brazil, un-
known.

Australia(?), Brazil,
Surinam, Tahiti,
Trinidad, unknown.

Philippines

Argentina, Brazil,
Ecuador, Mexico,
Tahiti, unknown.

C. paradisi (grapefruit)

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)
C. sinensis (sweet orange)

Parlatoria crotonis Doug). (Coccidae):

Codiaeum variegatum (croton) ...-..----------- Hawallstscccok. wesw
Parlatoria crypta McKenzie (Coccidae):
Jasminumisp. (jasmine). 222 -- Sees Se India: 2 ot se ees en ae

Number of in-

terceptions in—
' seule
Bes
3e| $| ae
St aj) tS)
ow o ue
16) Z |
Le ee
(Se a
BAe Tueeece
nA Pease ere
yh aati farts
Vay secs Pes
11 (aa ae Te
Dig | Rast ee
eee es Dy Neate
ON Dae pee ers or
Ti /oteeele kee
wi LS 5h) Pee
PIR eee oie feces
Gy] soe 3s |e
eae 2 alt Sees
2
1
np Ue la
1
1
ny vere eee
sees AV ee ae
Aes eco] ace
1 iy eee
DN epee | eee
Daj oeees ese
eu 0 bee 1
Sesnelbecs 1
areas eee 1
vCal (ea a es
1 Silauene
pees 1 1
eee cy eee
CoS c(h ees
Stihl 1 pe
SS DSeac ee
es eth Ss 1
1

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Bake

INfed/-
Mich.
Calif.

INGAYS
Hawaii.

La.

P.R.
Ariz.

La., N.Y.
INS
Wash.
Fila.

N.J.

Tex.

Tex.

Calif.*
Calif.,* D.C.
Ala., Calif.*

Calif.*

Hawaii.

Calif.,* Fla.,
N.Y.

Hawaii.

Wash.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

33

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Parlatoria pittospori Mask. (Coccidae):
TE CUCTOCTOLON SP ieee Beaten an ees eer E

Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)

. aurantifolia (sweet lime)
. grandis (pummelo)
. limon (lemon)

AQ AAA

- paradisi (grapefruit)
. reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Q

. sinensis (Sweet orange)

Gitrusispy (leaf) 222022 teats erent ete SNS
Paroracis antillarum (Champ.) (Oedemeridae):
PASTY ATIC ee aera wa arene ae ea ia Malan) ae SA
Patanga japonica (Bol.) (Acrididae):
BAR FAC EN Hee nse Te RE ine ie eb aia ed abe
Pealius hibisci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):

Country of origin

Republic of South
Africa.

Cameroun, Gambia,
Japan.

ANeeria: Italy, Japan,
Liberia.

China, Thailand _-_-_-___-

China, Formosa, Hong
Kong, Japan, Okina-
wa, Philippines.

Algeria, China, Hong
Kong, Israel, Italy,
Japan, Philippines,
Spain, unknown.

Japan, Thailand

Gardentatsp rset eee ES ee aeRO
Pectinophora gossy piella (Saund. ) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium herbaceum (Levant cotton; boll) ---
Gossypium sp. (cotton; bale)
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)

Gossypium sp. (cotton; motes)
Gossypium so. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)

BETIDISCUSISD = 2 (EL) eve ott Ana tthe Nae irene Bee
Pelopidas mathias oberthuri Evans (Hesperiidae) :
PNA T TVET ye ees EI ER aA SES URE se
Pemphigus populiramulorum Riley (Aphidae):
Bopilasispe (es) eee ie ee
Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
VALOCaSaISp (Les f) See RS ERI eae SI
Alpinia mutica (Malay galangal)
CARD UTD UML ae ees eile Bo ike ia ene Sa i IN
Alpinia sp. (flower)

Calochortus sp. (mariposa)
TOT TNe ee ATE Ne 9th Rol sa
Heliconia humili
ETCLI CONIA Spe Seen Pe
FE RACOMET IG: Spo see ea EEE aera ey
Strelitzia sp. (bird-of-paradise-flower)
Zingiber sp. (ginger)
Fenris oregonensis McG. (Tenuipalpi-
ae):
Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juni-
per) dwarf.
SUNUDET ILS SP) eee ea A Spe MR LONT
Periphyllus aceris (Koch) (Aphidae):
Acer pseudoplatanus (sycamore maple)
ACen Sp set BAL ie Ne Sako ieee EI Sok
Perkinsiella saccharicida Kirk. (Delphacidae):
ALUN LTS Pee eee ae re ea aes
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
Daucus carota var. sativa (carrot)

Haith Hawaii, Italy,
Mexico, Turkey.
Brazil

Number of in-

Brazil, Grand Cayman,
Hong Kong, Mexico,
United Arab Repub-

Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Jamaica.

Cuba

Siesta Panama._-__---
Canal Zone, Hawaii,
Panama.

terceptions in—
AL Els
ag g 2
Ha eS WSs
ow °o hd
1) Z|
Se oer 1
1 ghee
1 he eee per
1 Ph Fees
i oh eae
eee Slee oe
7 Pl aS EU
4 AY Ue cae
1 nhs) pace
Baie Lasts
Poo eesule eee
a | ees ot Pe
fee eal at eee 1
1 ey ete ear
(ia ee pe
aT | eee |e
7 Die
SAS AD eases
6 3h teers
1) | Sere ee
eS Ly | ee
| ES | a
Ree ck 1
Tf pee Po ee
Qy pa Bea SRE
py (ates Sy 1

ai eeees | eae
ees | eee 1
eae 1
EeES esse
Boe Te eee

it eee eee
ausee 4 lSere

Collected
in—

Mass.

ifes

Calif.
Calif.,* N.Y.

Calif., ~
Hawaii.

Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Mass.,
INDE

Calif.,*
Hawaii.

Fla.
Wash.
Calif.*

Fla.

Calif.*

Fla., Hawaii,
N.Y., Tex.

Hawaii. e
Fla., Hawaii.
Fla., Hawaii.

N.Y.

Fla.
Hawaii.
Fla.

Fla.

Fla., N.Y.
Hawaii.

INDY?
Calif.*
Mass.
INGE

34

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Phaneroptera furcifera Stal (Tettigoniidae):
Ainplane ote See ee Ts eee ee eee

Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
Alpinia purpurata (cut flower) -_---------------
Anacharis sp. (waterweed)
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
BrOmMeliadiles = ees a ee ree sone
CalliandraispensS Bae See re Se eene on
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
Cibotium sp. (fern)
Coccoloba woifera (seagrape)
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Cordyline terminalis) (ti) 2222 =
Grotalartaisp ree a east re
Cycas revoluta (sago palm)
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log_------------------
BD YS) 0) 3 pte tec pcan eee see Os ee ee

PROOG ee eos rae ae i Oe ee ea Re od
SELIDISCUS|SP Genesee ees See os aoe eee
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) --
Izora chinensis (lei)___----------
Lansium domesticum (langsat)
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)
Miailipactkar ewelie! 2 isles ages ta eek
SIVIGUSCRSD sa (EHiZ OMe) Reena
OrchiGgh@i ase ee ede Rae NOE ee ot

Blant—nunidentified sss sss steer eee ee
IPUUMENGISD So eo See
Prunus persica (peach)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Samanea saman (raintree saman) log_---------
Soil with Mentha sp. (mint) plant__----------
Wiaterlily 2a Soo a a a ee
.?henacaspis cockerelli (Cooley) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)_-_-------------------
Philas pis bivulnerata (Boh.) (Chrysomelidae):
Baggage (with artificial flowers) _--..----------
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)
Phoebolampta excellens (Walk.) (Tettigoniidae) :
CODE Te ie) (oe Se eS ae aa eee
Phorodon menthae (Buckt.) (Aphidae):
Mentha piperita f. rubescens__._---------------
IMentha:spes int) eee oe eerie eer
Phricodus hystriz (Germ.) (Pentatomidae):
Sesamum/angolense__-_--) 2 sea = 22-88
Phurys immunis Guen. (Noctuidae):

Phyllophaga analis (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
Moamnihotispsi(CaSSava) ses sse sean eae
Phytomyza atricornis Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Gi sanihenu ys peese ee eee

Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) -----

B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)-------------

Barapa: (turmip) possess eens fee e ee eee
Cichorium endivia (endive) --
Centos (Chicory) nse see eee
Hactuca sativa, Qevtuce) ses neeee eee nee
Raphanus sativus (radish) _.-.-----------------
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)
Tackucasaviwa) (ettuce) ssa eeee eee eee
MillitanyaCarg0 stoke ten aoe eae

Country of origin

Hawaii

Hawaii

Bermuda

British Honduras,
Canal Zone, Hawaii,
Honduras, Mexico.

Singapore--------------

Portugal eee

Bulgariaese ease ee
England, Mexico-_------

Republicof South Africa

Dominican Republic---

Belgium, England,
Netherlands.
Belgium, England,

England
Belgium, Netherlands_-
Bel giumeeeeesssss—2—==
Netherlands__._--------
Unknowntessssss=- a=

Number of in- |

terceptions in—
a eS | 6 Collected
| = & in—
ae] & | Sa
iS} a0
asi) | =
6) Z | A
eae 1 |__---| Hawaii
Pi Nae or |e oe Hawaii
cea Al a Fla.
pl PE aN a Fla.
eee. || Saleen 2 7 | Fila.
Tes Sess 1 | Hawaii
gL sei cs se Hawaii
Slee | era 1 | Hawaii
ET ae ee | ere Mass.
alleen 1 | Hawaii
ne eee 1 | Hawaii
RG eres | eee Hawaii
Eee le Ese 1 | Hawaii
1) See See La.
ae asses Ae
be (eee | eras Naya
ita) Pee ae Hawaii
eee ae 2 1 RNG
yk joe fa Hawaii
Dig) | Ne Hawaii
Tele cacalSaeee Hawaii
1a a Seat Bee N.Y.
P| eeea ee Hawaii
eee | ene! 1 Kole
S| Eee! 9 | Fla., Hawaii.
ERR Bl eaee we 1 | Hawaii.
Se (aes 1 | Hawaii.
aes 1 Bees lars
fel ee lee Am. V.I,
Sil deaea| sees Hawaii.
Sea | ommete 19 |New
AE | Be Se es Fla.
ae 1 |_----| Hawaii.
fame Hi Ill.
5h Pees e ee N.Y.
pays: 1) | res exe
phase = |e IL IDO}.
1 | ee 1 | Calif., N.Y.
pase cs gu 1} D.C.
Be oe 1h | eae las
I eia23|eeeee N.Y
8)sos2 3) 5Seo2 Bae Nepxicy
Ohio.
pea O11) EASES INI a5 LEG
Tex.
Bei: 3a eee Nee ee
eas 1 | Saale xe
ll 1 be ee Mass., N.Y
pare eee N.Y.
bane oe 1a | ees | ele
Bee i} PS Sse} INGLE
ee 2) IN aka
Seer TEENY
Srlece a lsases N.Y., S.C

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

35

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Pinnaspis buxi (Bouché) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)
Cordyline terminalis (ti)_._-------------
CORdULINE.SP He ee Ne ieee
let haa) (ta pee ee ae ee ee ee De
PNHOGENGT OM SP eee eee eee ee
Scindapsus sp. (ivy-arum) leaf________________

Pinnaspis caricis Ferris (Coccidae):
Ophiopogonispe(ilyturl) esses ane

Pinnaspis theae (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Camelliansasanqudsee s6 ue eee ee

Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae):
Conifer (dunnare) = ee

Plagiomorpha:scabricula (Stal) (Chrysomelidae):
COON: See SE Cee ee ee Se ee

Plagionotus arcuatus (L.) (Cerambycidae):
Pinusisp. (pine) dunnage=- 2-22 2=--_-- 2 -- =

Platoeceticus symmicta Dyar (Psychidae):

Musa paradisiaca (plantain) _-____-__--_-------_-

Platynoia rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -.----------------

Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):
Nectandra rodiei (greenhart) piling___-___-___-

Plusia orichalcea (F.) (Noctuidae):

Alam sativw my (Carlic) es ee eas

Podisus lineolatus (Herrich-Schaeffer)

(Pentatomidae):
RILLOMAStS Pete en eae ea ee ee oe

i eat serrulatus (P. de B.) (Tettigonii-

ae):

Polyglypta costata Burm. (Membracidae):
BTOMelIAG Maas ek Bon Nh 2 ea
Polytus mellerborgi (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Musa acuminata (rhizome)_-.-----------------
MVMaisarspe(GHiZzOMe) see eee ee eee oe
Popillia lewisi Arrow (Scarabaeidae):
ANT planevaesan to aimee Ae bee Gale

terceptions

Country of origin

| Nonentry

|
|

Formosa 2220s eet ee ee
Belgium, Germany-___-|_---- 2

MICK CONG Saar 4a eee

Dominican Republic_-_-_|-----|-----

INTOXI COQ Ste ec es sl) eres Ro

Porphyrobaphe iostoma Sowerby (Bulimulidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) _-_--

@Quarterse ees ies Nee tea ele
Praeacedes thecophora (W1sm.) (Tineidae):
Dendrovvim sp (Orchid) 2a
Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Oleateuropacax(Olive) =e
Procry ptotermes hubbardi (Banks)
(Kalotermitidae):
Wrood-—nnidentified {322-222-425 ee
Prodenia litura (F.) (Noctuidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) -_------------------
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):
Vesf—unidentiied= =
Piper nigrum (black pepper) leaf__------------
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)__.__---------------
Pseudacysta perseae (Heid.) (Tingidae):
Persea americana (avocado) --2----=--=--=----
Pseudaonidia clavigera (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Gardeniasps eat) a= ne eee
FETADISCUSISD Gere ee ee OE osha
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_._---_---------------
Calimoni(emon) San eee

C. sinensis (sweet orange) _--------------------
LEO CURT HAT UG Woe as a
Mangifera indica (mango)-_--------------------
Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Cattleyaispsi(orcnid) hleatesessee se ee

Ee pidendium-sp- (orchid) p= ee -=) =. ===

British Honduras, Costa|-----|-----
Rica, Guatemala.

Number of in-

in—

Propaga-
tion

BritishebHondurases ensesse alee

Collected
in—

Fla.
Fla., Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
DICE
D.C.
Fla.
Tex.
Ohio.
Fla.
Tex.
Tex.

Mich.
Tex.

Fla.
Tex.

D.C.
D.C.

Hawaii.

Calif.,* Ta.,
INDY

Fla.

Hawaii.

N.Y.

Ariz.
INDY

Tex.
D.C.

Fla.
Tex.

Calif.*
Hawaii.

Calif. he
Hawaii.

Fla., Tex.
Tex.

36 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin A, Paar Collected
a | | & in—
Ae| 5 | Sa
ESI estou | sae
ow °o ue
1e) Z |e
Pseudischnaspis alienus—Continued
Oncidium baueri (orchid) Canal Zone Wash
Oncidiw miss (OLCHIG) soe aie ee alae | ee do 1) Tex.
ORCHIGS eas sea G MOR GME eee eR CI ae Osean Britishebonduraseuayls| eee eee 6 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Guatemala, Hondu- La., Tex.
ras, Mexico, Panama.
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
DENTE) OV i pe Oe Ute Vi NO ea Vea aCe eee nee Ee ee | 1] Fla.
Pseudischnas pis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ___.-._____--_--- CostayRica sts cee ee: mt) ate es Calif.
Pseudococcus azaleae (Tins.) (Coccidae):
Ted YAO ROD Sys Sas Oe ana Japant 222 Wie ese at Ue ee 1] NJ.
Pseudococcus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -__________- Australia, Bahamas, 2 Ds SEs Bahamas,
Nigeria. Hawaii,
Mass.
Pseudococcus citriculus Green (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -___-______- Japani soa s . eee ee ee ee sees Hawaii.
Pseudococcus cocotis (Mask.) (tentative)
(Coccidae): !
Cocos nucifera (coconut) leaf_______-___-____--_- Christmas Island_______|----- 1 eae Hawaii.
Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
Gitrusiiimoni@emon) ee eee eee
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)_-_-- aves

Protea sp (Cut MO wer) pe aee see ee eee

Africa.
Pseudococcus giffardi Ehrh. (Coccidae):
Pandanus odoratissimus._-- 2 I aw aitso- hse Soe) gy beeen [erty Hawaii.
Pseudococcus lilacinus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Psidium guajava (guava) _-___-.--------------- Philippiness= = sess eee Fy (pees Nea te Wash.
Pseudococcus mali (Ezzat & McConnell) (tenta-
tive). (Coccidae): in
Cordyline terminalis (ti) leaf_........-----_---- ELC Wi este se ee a ee ed fs al Hawaii.
Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Beardsley) (Coccidae):
Basella alba (white vinespinach) ._____.-_____- Palmyra Island__-______ TES) Steal Hawaii.
Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehbrh.) (Coccidae): :
Cocosmiuciferal(Coconut) ssa eee a Weal sees uae ta i | ee 3 | Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Pseudococcus pini (Kuw.) (Coccidae): py
Pinus parviflora (Japanese white pine) _______- Japanteies Se eh seed | Sonia ee 1 | Hawaii.
“Pseudoparlatoria’”’ giffardi Adachi & Fullaway
(Coccidae): ;
PAT OUCOTIGLS Ps Pee BO hs ER ie Hawailiisi caer OE eee fase Hawaii.
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Ckll. (Coccidae):
BS Orme] ia aie fal VE AE AT eae Brazile 222.02 Se ae | ee aya ee 1] Fla.
Psylla mali (Schmid.) (Psyllidae):
Matusispsi(apple) scion. a2) eee Switzerlan dene sor Pears eas 1 | Wash,
Ptilia versicolor (Klug) (Argidae):
TMUGNASi asp eee ee NL I ane Teo ARLE WYO Xi CO Ae co REY Ul a 1 | Tex.
Pulvinaria aurantii Ckll. (Coccidae): 1
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)____---_-_-__--- ery oy sh oh See yk Veh fee LeU cad BD yi] kaa ted Calif.*
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae): \
AUDITION DUTD UT GL De seen Steen eee Ia waltee ee ewe ae Qn SCS 3) eee Hawaii.
Gardeniavjasminoides mie: ae a eT a Goa ae Bik es 1 | Calif.,* —
Hawaii.
Hedychium sp. (ginger lily) leaf..........._-___]--_-- (0 (oases Ue eer OE SL TA Eh ae soe Hawaii.
Ditchichinens7s) (lychee) ase eee ee Okina wal ee Ee ee 1) Sees Hawaii.
Pulvinaria urbicola Ckll. (?) (Coccidae): iv
Zingiber spectabile (redbract ginger) -.-_-_--__- Hawaii.
Puto barberi (Ckll.) (Coccidae): ‘
Seed pod—unidentified_____._._._.__-_._____- Calif.*
Puto mexicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cephalocereus senilis (oldman cactus) Tex nv)
Epidendrum vitellinum (orchid) _-..---.------- d Hawaii.
Trichopilia tortilis (orchid) o-oo 2s ee Hawaii.
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae): ,
Cypripedium sp> (orchid) )2o222 2 eee Calif.*
Laelia superbiens (orchid)___-_-_-_-_-----------_-- d Tex.
Odontoglossum grande (orchid) -__--.-_---------- Tex.
Odontoglossim waren a ea Calif.*
Oncidiuniisp: (orchid) sae = ae nn Calif.*
Orchid: 3 tS oe fa ee Pa Se Ariz., Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 an

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin =} Pp of Collected
P=) in—
5q| & [Se
aS| a] S32
ow Pod
oO Z| pa
Rehimena phrynealis W1k. (Pyraustidae):
Airplanes: 320s 08 Soe eee esate oe Philippines (?) sass s senna sD eae Hawaii.
Se a speratus (Kolbe) (Rhinotermiti-
ae):
Wiood=unidentified2s<-- <2 - os Upon: Ao ee ee Oe es eee Hawaii.
Rhagoletis aliernata (Fall.) (?) (Tephritidae):
RROSACERON DEI: V)) seer = lee oe ze POS Re Fine pally Aarne a eS Lies co eece: Ni.
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):

IPrarnusispsi CErEy) soe ee ee ana Czechoslovakia, Den- 40; we29))| eee Calif.,* Tll.,
mark, France, Ger- ‘Mass.,
many, Greece, Mich.,
Hungary, Israel (?), N.Y
Italy, Netherlands,

Poland, Portugal,
Spain, unknown.
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):
PTU RUNS 1 (CHET) sete esl eee Mia tally oases tee CA Rates 5 UP eee Mass.
Rhaphogaster nebulosa (Poda) (Pentatomidae):
IVETE ST VACATS OF See eee Ee Set GU Ee Spain eee e ie ei ney eel ieee La.
Rhynchites auratus (Scop.) (Curculionidae):
Prunus spinosa (sloe) seed____-_--_____-____-- Scotlands) aeons 1S SNEJe
FRhynchotermes nasutissimus (Silv.) (Termitidae):
IBrOMe] aces e) te UL ae Ta ES POT Uae at fe sels ra sean | ee eS 1] Fla.
Rhyparochromus pini (L.) (Lygaeidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) -_--------.------_--- Germ amiy esr ly ates ec | PLE
Ribua innozia Hein. (Phycitidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_-_-_-----_--______ Cuba, Dominican QL ese = |Ssace Fla., N.Y.
Republic.
Rumina decollata (L.) (Achatinidae):
OE arene ar Sikes Ug NEE EN Pie GI Stats aes Dtalyisteee eee ee 1 Ue ee ee INIWee

Sardia pluto (Kirk.) (Delphacidae):

PAI np lane ws reee mmc Ds eR Aare seed South Pacific 5 =3| Saas Pees Hawaii.
Schoenobius incertulas (W1k.) (Schoenobiidae):

Airplane eee ee il Le Gg ee Wnkrn 0 wan ease ie | | See Se Hawaii.
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):

Codiaewm:sp i (eat) =e Ei ee TEL a wai te ee ee aes isl Se cess Ee Hawaii.

OTchidh(lenh) Se2cE nea a ae he ets) 4b Leese eel Pe an a) fee res 1| Fla.
Sesamia cretica Led. (Noctuidae):

Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) sta!k_____________- Atal yascs eles Me scree a (Sees ee Md.
Sesamia inferens (W1k.) (Noctuidae): __ he

Oryzajsativa) (rice) 7 ae ee QUEEN 0) 296 ener Th ed NUE PI eS a] Bes le Hawaii.
Sesamia nonagrioides (Lef.) (Noctuidae):

Zea mays) (COE) istalk-. seus ee hae ey ate Spain ste ease sees EL | Bessa hckerse a RENTER
Sessinia livida (Fab.) (Oedemeridae): a

TAR pane eee viceslutay yore anc eae Ee US a Cantonyslandse ssi eee oy | ese Hawaii.

Christmas Island.
Sinoryldn anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
SVVOOGACCHATC) ip a eI aS ee LE CCG UE WN ae eS ae ah 7 LS) (eae pean Mass.
Sinorylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae): :

Minplanes-)s sous) shine Sie tage St Lue) arm at st A dae Olsinawa(?) ee ee | Diy es Se Hawaii.

WMiailipackage aan enn aes ee tO Ha wali2. Sones Da | eerie Se Hawaii.

WiGOGK(CrALE ost leon eee One Tp England, India, De | hoes | aeons Calif.,* Fla.,
Pakistan. N.Y., S.C.

Sinorylon ruficorne Fahr. (Bostrichidae):
IWioode (erate) asset ee ee ea pA DOE te Ube lee Die teeta eee IN SY
Siphanta acuta (W1k.) (Flatidae): if

Alpinia purpurata (cut flower)__-_.--_-______- awa isan abe eae ye Ieee see -----| Hawaii.

Anthurium sp. (cut flower) ___----------------- CSE: (reel yi ee eR Lh ee ee ee Hawaii.

Metrosideros sp. (irontree)_.......-_-.---..____]----- Ose Ratan TON Chae ne: a | aR Fes ek Hawaii.

Phaeomeria magnifica (cut flower)_-_______.____]----- GO see un LACE ie yy ape 2 el SEE ot Hawaii.

Sitona hispidula (F.) (Curculionidae): :
Bagel gerd as yee Seen ees oe a alee Germany2se) sass jt es eee Wis.
ID YE) eye Les AM ae Dee Mo Re Sh ee Se Unt Sabie cts | [SY Oe te ea RES eo eee ss | er a Wis.

Sitona lineata (F.) (Curculionidae):

eaf—rnidenti fied sa ee ee Bonpagalic seme korn ean ins | eee i ees N.Y.

Plant—unidentified____________________ oS aNetherlandss2 pees Sea eee 2) N.J.

Syringa sp. (lilac) cut flower__.__-__---_______|----- (6 Po} emi aee ape p vee Eeea 2) Sse ese INE

Solaropsis monile (Broderip) (Camaenidae):

Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) -_-_.| Ecuador____--_-_-___-- BH Sema SR Ala., Fla.

Solenopsis saevissima richteri Forel. (Formicidae):

Juglans regia (English walnut)______-_______-. SouthvAmeriea, — 22222 je See Fila.

(country (?)).

38

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Sparedrus depressus (Champ.) (Oedemeridae):
Orchid

Sparteus villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Laburnum alpinum (seed)
Ty SONAGULOLES (SCC) seme Sas eee eee

Specularius erythrinae Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Erythrina abyssinica (seed)_....---------------

E. humeana (Hume coralbean) seed __--__--__-

STU LOTI NGS Do soa ane ee ee See ee

Stator limbatus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
Meo mMek(SEe Gi) tie ee ee eRe aee 0o
Pithecellobium mexicanum (seed)
Samanea saman (raintree saman) seed________-
Stator pruininus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) lei_____-_-_-
Leucaena leucocephala (seed)
BIC cOlarecnenns laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemi-
ae):
Narcissus sp. (bulb)

Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado)

Sienoptilia stigmatodactyla Zell. (Pterophoridae):
Gentiana sp. (cut bloom)
Stephanitis pyri (F.) (Tingidae):
Chrysanthemum sp
Stephanitis pyrioides (Scott) (Tingidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea)
Stephanitis typica (Dist.) (Tingidae):
Gorcinigisp a iruit) eee ee eae
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)__----_-_-------_----

Sterrha inguinata (Scop.) (Geometridae):
Anthemis sp. (camomile) tea__-._.-.---.---_--
Herbs (dried)

Stromatium longicorne (Newm.) (Cerambycidae):
PAINDIANO Ne xs ai SE eee ee a ee

Subulina octona (Bruguiere) (Achatinidae):
Bromeliad ot ss Seen Re ee OR eal
Persea americana (avocado)

Subulitermes microsoma (Silv.) (Termitidae):
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log___----------------

Suidasia medanensis Oud. (Acaridae):

NECaLE cereale (EVe)IStraWweee eee

Sybra alternans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):
Barcarekecs jc sieo te ie ee ee ae hak

Syneda confirmans W1k. (Noctuidae):

Quartersss eee eRe ee iin Se ee Loans

Synyrias diffundens (W1k.) (Noctuidae):
Airplanes. cscs k Se es ele

Systole albipennis Wk. (Eurytomidae):

SE 0) kp SO SU Ua era ee ee ocr =

Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Callistephus chinensis (China-aster)
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -......------

Dianthwsisp.2as25 to soe ee a

Country of origin

Federation of Rhodesia
and Nyasaland.

Federation of Rhodesia
and Nyasaland,
Republic of South

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Africa.
Federation of Rhodesia
and Nyasaland.

England, Ireland,
Northern Ireland.

Brazil, Colombia,
Ecuador, El Salva-
dor, Guatemala,
Honduras, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama.

Switzerland___________-

Philippines=s2-----s-2-

Braziliee sae. Seay

italy ee a ee

Norwa
Canada, Scotland --_-__--
Germany, Hungary,
Poland, unknown.
Norway, unknown..----

Bg
~~

Be| § ac
iti) i ee
on ic} ue
'S) Z| A
oo 2a 1
pears Nae 1
tp la 1
erred meee 2
i caneen| ee 1
pareys ER periyine 1
2 | ee 1
Aig] 8 So esc
2); 28888) BaeeS
ple (ee ae
mu SEALER Se 266
22) |e 1
PN ee a a
hot Se ebay 1
ee ee 1
Iy))| Sreesetet | sees
ee ee 1
29 14 2
Te) aes ea Se
yy He
Lie Ae |e
Snead le coe™ 1
ee ae 1
nal eee eee
Lit jae Ae
Ly SPS Es
weoes dy | Poes
py VS eee
eres Uiijeras
1 See ee
CAN Rea eed ee
3 Li ented
1 Delete

Collected
in—

N.J.

Hawaii.
Ariz. —
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
N.J.

Ariz..,
Calif.,*
Fla., La.,
Tex.

INES

INES

Hawaii.

Wash.

D.C.

Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Pa.

Ill.

N.Y

Hawaii.

Fla.
PARE

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

39

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Taeniothrips atratus—Continued

Country of origin

Number of in-

MOWERS MIKE We een a ae ee aaa sa England, Germany,
Poland.

GladiolasiyDil Ga! Seep ye eae pe onan

Laihyrus odoratus (sweetpea)___--------------- Hneland aes

Gavandulaisp avenger) sete ne eee e ee eee a|aoeee dois. eee

Blant—unidentifieaia ae Netherlands___________-

LRU poy to ea eS et ee England, Poland__-___-
Taeniothrips dianthi Pr. (Thripidae):

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) _------------ Germany, Hungary--__-

DANI US SP eee ate See as Boe ae Unknown. eee

Mlowers—mixeds-- oe Re NS ya Poland, unknown..--_-
Taeniothrips distalis Karny (Thripidae):

Chrysanthemum morifolium_-___--------------- JAPAN Se os eee

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)_------------|----- (6 Lo ene ee
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal. ) (Thripidae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather)__._-_--------------- Norway, Scotland_-_-__--

ROSQINY DULG tia anes ee ak ino) and eee eee
Taeniothrips gracilis Mit. (Thripidae):

PAM anyllisisp a(DULb) pene ee ee eee Japanese see Ue ees

GLAALOL SHY Tel Cee tee eee Bermud dae eee

Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) _-----------------|----- oe Sa are

MEY COTISIAUT EON (DUD) soe ee ae Japan

LI. sprengeri (bulb)_____

L. squamigera (bulb)

SOTO ED Oy (Vcyvillo)) Ses ME hs ee an

Narcissus tazetta (polyanthus narcissus) ------- OFMOSa 2p sees
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):

Dendrobium superbum (orchid)_.-------------- Hawaii cs 2 ies

Blowers—mixeds = oes ee ee ee a eed Oui ac ate ee elses

Gardeniajasminoides=2 9.2. 2-225 2-2 Australia, Hawaii-___--_-

Geilatten sige se atc: tales ie a ee a ee awaliisc i oes 2 Stee

Orchidines shan ee pS a ee al Se (Cla) ee

Onjzarsatival (tice) ae nese ee eee Ceylon tease oes

Plumeria rubra (Mexican frangipani) ---_----- Hawaii eee

RUM en GISD ee oo aa a ees ee oo ee | eee Cowie ete Lea ea

Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) -----------------]----- GOs ae ate ee

Rosa NVbrid = 42.28 soe ee ese ee Australias shee

Strongylodon macrobotrys___------------------- awaits 2 sare wee
Taeniothrips vitticornis (Karny) (Thripidae):

Canavalia microcor pas ee ee ees | Seed Ona eee eee ee

Wiood—unidentified= 2222-2 == 2 ee eee Philippines pee ae een
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):

Annona cherimola (cherimoya)-_--------------- Mexicos.-25 2253s
Taphropeltus contractus Herrich-Schaeffer

(Lygaeidae):

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) --------------------- ran Cese 2 Sues Ss See
Targionia glomerata (Green) (Coccidae):

Saccharum s Indigent esse tees

“Targionia’’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Arum sp

“Targionia’’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Cymbopogon citratus (lemongrass)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) -
SACCHORUM SPD sae sas een ee aee eee eeee

Targionia vitis (Sign.) (Coccidae):

Vitis sp. (grape) cutting

Taylorilygus pallidulus (Catan ) (Miridae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) -------------------

Tenthecoris bicolor Scott (Miridae):

Orchid S324 a a Bea Ne cee eee

Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orchid

Dominican Republic_--

Anguilla, Cuba, St.
Lucia.

Federation of Malaya,
Fiji, unknown.

PulertopRicOse=-—=—- ees
Barbadossssce seen ene se

British Honduras,
Mexico.

British Honduras, E]
Salvador.

terceptions in—
a Pali
gece
Be| § | eq
as| a} Bs
ow o ue
oO Z | Ay
Weal eee | See
Mo Sasslbesee
De ee eos
epee ee ee 1
occ Rees MR age 4
Ba ce |
2);| ie ae
ee Lae 2a
Besa Aes ee
a eae
ay eee ese
4 1 2
DA ee ees
apes eee 2
Lb) cess Ese
5 HS eer ee

2

1

6

4
ee SE ee 1
0 ees eases
oes Oe ees
54 S| eae
Dy Seca Escee
2) | Pose ee
Mca eee
I pee bee
23) ovale. Se
| Pee ee ee
mf Pyesets
2 BP Pa al
Lessee eele2
pe se (es,
Bi] Aoets | eras
B2LES| eS 1
eS ae 1
1 (eee | [eu
Cn Pes ae [es
45 eee Sul ee tee
rye) eee 1
1 See aa See
ee ease 1
Sele |e een2 1
1 ee es
ee eee 2
be A oe 2

Collected
in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif., Tex.

N.Y.

IDOE

INESYS.

Fla., N.Y.,
P.R.

Calif.,* Ill.,

Mass.,
Wash.

Ariz.
Fla., Tex.

Fja.

40

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Tenthecoris distinctus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
VAMRATUUISTSD ie see Ce ST er REP
Or chide: cui aw hee ane es Seca i a nll

Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):

Oncidium sp. (orchid) leaf......--2=-.2---_=--

Tenuipalpus japonicus Ehara (Tenuipalpidae):
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)

Fenians pacificus Baker (Tenuipalpidae):
Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid)

Vandopsis sp. (orchid)

Tenuirostritermes cinereus (Buckley) (Termi-

tidae):
HEU EAE LW el Vaca Ne ye cB sede eee ead ey tea el SEAN Ut aay

Termes hispaniolae (Banks) (Termitidae):
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid)______-.__-_-__-____-

mae cinnabarinus (Bois.) (Tetranychi-

ae):
Citrusitimon, (lemon) sess eee eae
Rosa hvibriducrose) meats cree saaas se mennnlie

Tetranychus ludeni Zacher (Tetranychidae):
Citrus imo (lemon) See a ee

eae neocalidonicus Andre (Tetranychi-

ae):
ATU TIDEST steel ces eer ee ik rl ye ph PE Sse a

Tetranychus viennensis Zacher (Tetranychidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Tetrapriocera longicornis (Ol.) (Bostrichidae):
Wood (crate)
Thaumatomyia notata flavifrons Macq.
(Chloropidae):
‘Airplane ais sie eu RLM TA ehh o suet dy ees
Theba pisana (Miller) (Helicidae):
Anthemis sp. (eamomile)_.____.___.-_-----_---
Beta vulgaris (beet)
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)__---__
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)
Lactucaisatival (lettuce) 2a
L. sativa var. longifolia (romaine lettuce)
IMU litanysCarg 02k nee SG AG Se

COL) W EES HST A a SR LAS a ee a a
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):

Cynara scolymus (artichoke)

Lactuca sativa (lettuce) eens le
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):

ALR GEA sS Dees Bee NSS ilo UIA Maa eS EEA

Calluna vulgaris (heather)__......-------------

Chrysanthemum morifolium__....-.-----------

Wlowers—— mixed 25532 ese see gabe ae
Gladiolus hy bride saree ae a
Paeonia suffruticosa (tree peony)--------------
Plant—unidentified
Rosa hybrid
Soilisamples2s Uae ner Sane ii OG ee Aan ge
Thrips imaginis Bgn. (Thripidae):
Flowers—mixed
Glndiolissny Dri cee eae ie ee eo
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) cut flower_-_-------
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) _--------
Ficus carica (fig)
Blowers--mixedss) Sesbh Doke see ee
Rosa DY DriG ee) he al dea UL

Thyanta pallidovirens (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
Chrysanthemum sp

Thysanococcus chinensis Stickney (Coccidae):
Calamus sp. (rattan palm)---2-- 2-2-2222 2_-

Country of origin

Number of in-

teas iis Sen Sis ee

known.

rance so ae nes eee

France, Italy, Libya,
Morocco, Spain,
Turkey, unknown.

Scotland eee
Japan, unknown-------

Germany, Scotland __-_-
ng anyone

Denmark, Germany ---
Trelan dg) suet sxe Sa5e%

WUnknownescese ee
Italy
Denmark, Scotland----
Azores, England,
France, Germany.

Miexicome:: 2c Saas ayes |

terceptions in—
; |
ae
3 EI eq
Ho| a | Ss
ow o ue
13) Z |e
ele || ei 1
See cee 2
2324s 1
Te | Soe sa urs
afl eee 1
Ace lols cya 1
Sialic ia ace
(geen 1
ASS | eee
ered I ieee
py epee | Fes ce
Lee RN Pe Tee. 1
1 2: Sas
Ahi cel| aie
a a eee eee
1 let eS Lies
ees Bape
Beak PO) | | eee
eee aby ae
epee te Di eee
eas 1 Wye abe es
54 peti eee
aes bly | eee
fel 2 Ran eae
His oe A a
wen Saecaer
Le | Pa 1
TRA ea 1
1 i Us| Pea sree
pi Vaal ase
iy) | See ce
Ba obi | PRN 1
pS) ers 5
3 tg) eee
a eee eee
1 1 Be eee
| Se ele
Wi] a
ie dae es Zen
Di | sees es
Bl eek | ee
88 peace 1
jae (ae eer
1p eee |Seeee

Collected
in—

Fla.
Fla., Tex.

Fla.
Wash.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Tex.

Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

41

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

{An asterisk ind

icates State inspection]

Pest and host

mete citricidus (Kirk.) (Aphidae):
Trialeurodes vitrinellus Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp. (leaf)
Trionymus lounsburyi (Brain) (Coccidae):
Grassulamarnicrang. ee eas
Trionymus sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)_-----------

ISGCCROTALIN; SD vate en ee Recess lais cheane ep aig le el

Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):

Acacia senegal (gum arabic)-_-__--_-_----------
Anogeissus latifolia (gum ghatti)
Apium graveolens (celery) seed____---_-----_--
Arachis hypogaea (peanut)__-__--_---------_---

Bagging (including used burlap and wrappers
on cinnamon, cotton waste, gum karaya,
guar gum, pigeonpea, rice, stores, etc.).

Cicer arietinum (chickpea)-___...---------------
Cinnamomum sp
Corylus aelana (Gi Dent) pn ee en ae Ries
Cuminum cyminum (cumin) seed_____--------
Cyamopsis tetragoncloba (guar gum)

Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)
Gum=inidentified as ae ene
DGG es (arb 0a cep eA ee CO oS
Manihot esculenta (common cassava) _-
Oryza sativa (rice)

Palaquium gutta (gutta-percha)
Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean)
Pe haseolisisp) (Dear) Eye. 2c en ee ae
Pistacia sp. (pistache) nut__________-----------
Pisum sativum (pea)
Quarters; (hold ofiship) ee eS

Secale cereale (rye) straw__--------------------
Stores (including bean, chickpea, corn, flour,
grits, lentil, macaroni, noodles, pigeonpea,
sesame seed, soybean, and miscellaneous dry

stores)

Terminalia sp. (myrobalan)

Triticum aestivum (wheat)
Zingiber officinale (ginger)root)

Trogorylon aequale (Woll.) (Lyctidae):
Wood—unidentified
Trogozylon prostomoides (Gorh.) (Lyctidae):
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) bow
Tropidacris latreillei (Perty) (Acrididae):
Baggage (in envelope)
Quarters(deckiof;ship) Sasa eee

Country of origin

Cuba, Hawaii, Mexico,
Peru.

Barbados, Cuba,
Hawaii.

Sudan, United Arab

‘ Nigeria, Senegal,

unknown.

Ceylon, England,
India, Mozambique,
Netherlands, Paki-
stan, Singapore,
Sudan, Thailand,
United Arab Repub-
lic, unknown.

Indias Sudan2 sees

India, Pakistan_____-_-

Singapore eee

China, Formosa, Hong
Kong, India, Iraq,
Japan, Korea, Paki-
stan, Philippines(?),
Thailand, United
Arab Republic,
unknown.

Formosa, Germany,
Greece, Hong Kong,
India, Italy, Japan,
Netherlands (?),
Singapore, United
Arab Republic,
unknown.

agit do
Federation of Malaya,
Singapore.

Number of in-
terceptions in—
A | Ele
~~

Sq| 2] se
aS)! sete
ow ° uP
16) Z|
Pl ess) ae

1h etre ee a

een | eran 1
Soleo ae 3

mee eelGuecs 3
PAO aero) bee eae
Oh eee eee

ape eee | OR

aes Bly pares
26h Rie lo eee
oe Qo\Meeie
Ay | eavesatn one

Uy [aN

ny eee eee

LOM ese se ese
i] eat sts

Lene rL | eeee
eel Oe ae 1
2) ees ee

Vfl eee eee

Pees 0 eee
1 184 ee

nO bere) Pe ds

ee 1 i PS
Pein b ey (epee)
BY) epetesee| ae a Se

AVEANY ss | oe
ey eate Siler
1 Fee a ok

eee BYf easoe
13 Le ee
| See eee

21 ea ee

el eeaetaeee| eget tet

Tf | SEER esas

np fea asa | as

nie Weheake

Collected
in—

N.Y.
Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii,

Mass.

Calif.,* La.,
Md.,Mich.,
N.Y.,N.C.,

Tex.

Ala., Hawaii
Fla.

42

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Tyrophagus oudemansi Robertson (Acaridae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather)..._...._.-_-____-- Scopland aes eas nee
Daucus carota var. sativa (carrot)_._..-__-____- Germany .2 ee
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) .--.----------------- Mrance sess. sey aec oe es
Tyrophagus tropicus Robertson (Acaridae):
Nephrolepis exaltata (common swordfern)_____- a wale Mester a we
Udea ferrugalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) -_...___.______- Italy 2s s2 oe
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) __-_--_-£-----_-_2-_- Brazil, Cuba, Panama
C. aurantium (sour orange)_-.----------------- Japan esas ieee
Cxaunantium: vals ean ee | ae (6 Payers — pe cee
C. ichangensis x C. reticulata (ichandarin) -____|_____ does
GA paradis?:(erapefruit)o eee Panama (?), West
Indies.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)_---_-_-------- CUS oF ase aes ce et
C. sinensis (sweet orange)._-.----------------- Brazil, Cuba, Haiti,
Mexico.
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_-.-.----------------- Japan, Philippines--__
C. aurantium (sour orange)-_-_-..-------------- VAP AN carers en eee
Chaurantimeav at sc aa a eT | Eee (6 Ko ag RRM ee hel
C. ichangensis var. (ichang bitter-orange)______|_-__- (6 Vo See icine ie IMO
C. ichangensis x C.-reticulata (ichandarin) -_-__|____- Go. se eu ae. yaa
Cxtimons demon) eee eee aa era ea GOS eee ee
GCRperadisi(grapeinuit) eee et en a Koes ae Se et
C. paradisi x C. reticulata (tangelo)_._.------__|_-__- (0 Yo yeh a a eta
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange).--------------|_---- (0 Ka) ee a oR
C. reticulata hydrid (King orange) -------.----|--.--do_._._---- noes
C. sinensis (sweet orange)_..--.--------------- Japan, Philippines-__-_-
Citra ais pee ees Sn ape re Wa re DS a ae EY OE 0 Reo 2a ek Se Se ep
Valtissius diversus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
COT LA cy a | Orn OR ers eee nee ee WE Canal Zone, Guatemala
Veronicella moreleti (Crosse & Fischer) (?)
(Veronicellidae):
Plant—unid enti fied sss. ae eee GostarRical
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla) leaf__......---------- Cubaie22 355 ea
iBrassiacaudaata (orchid) =) CanaltZoness sess eae
BT C8Si GSP a ae ee Ao Sees Honduras, Jamaica-_-._-
Broughtonia sp. (orchid): ---f-222-----2---22-2 VaMalca eee eee
Giirasisp (leat) se eee ee ae Dominican Republic---
Cocos nucifera (coconut) frond__..---.--------- ARriniGd aden eee
Epidendrum atropurpureum (orchid) ---------- CostatRicas2- 2-22 2-2 2s
TORS RT OY epee een ONY Sa TRV hd MMB RY LA ee
EO NSLOMVONCIANALTIn see ee ee oe CanaliZones eee
ETELCONIAISp +) (Gal) sete ee ee ee Haiti, unknown
MA CASLESD al (OLCHIG) seats eee eee ees Venezuela__-_-_--
Oncidium powellii (orchid) ..------------------ WanaliZonesee sa
ONCIATUMSD ee eee eR Se ee Bicuadorse eee
Orchid ee 2 Fa ale ee Se Ba ee cee American Virgin
Islands, Antigua,
Bahamas, British
Quiana, British
Honduras, Canal
Zone, Cuba,
Dominica, Honduras,
Jamaica, Kenya,
Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Peru,
Trinidad, unknown.
Prigonidiwmisp. (Orchid) s-s-n-seen nee eee eee British Honduras- -----
Xiphidiopsis lita Heb. (Tettigoniidae):
Cymbidvinesp. (Orchid) hase een Mawal int. 2 Sato iene

Country of origin

Number of in-
terceptions in—

a Pauley
| s/s
Ba] 8 | ee
a.S)| SF | Ss
or ic) nue
1S) Z|
ees (aa 1
rea, 1 A Fae stres ©
S2524|Secc 1
piagete abl 1
tees a | a
2 7A les oe
eee ee nah ee ae
Soe 2 (bens
=heee Dy ee
apes Zee
i SerS = Dele
5 3: sae
2 Meileese 2
1 S10)
Eepetig st Ph ee
Bee 65) |Ben se
Bete Lt eee
exe aU /i ee
2 Wess S
1 Melee
SOL OS ae
1 3), (Seen
OF LO le eee
Cf Bees
eee A ta a 74
| DASE 1
EF to as | ee
pts ee 1
ae eel oe ee 2
ears te] eee 11
1 id ee ee
Pind leased bv os
ras 2 al [se 1
ul ty a 1
ope e 1
Sahl eal bs
esas 1
Seale (eens 1
pee een 33
Be 4 ete 1
See oe

Collected
in—

Calif.*

Calif.,*
Hawaii.

Fla.

Fla.

Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

43

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Xiphistes furcicornis (Germ.) (Membracidae):
Vitis sp. (grape)

Xylobiops parilis Lesne (Bostrichidae):

Orchi
Xylobiops sextuberculatus (LeC.) (Bostrichidae):

Xylomeira torquata (F.) (Bostrichidae):

Airplane
Xylopsocus castanoptera (Fairm.) (Bostrichidae):

Airplane
Zeadiatraea tineolata (W1k.) (Crambidae):

Zea mays (corn)

Number of in-

in—

Propaga-
tion

Zetha chavesi (Bol.) (Polyphagidae):
Straw (jacket)

terceptions
Country of origin eB E
28] 5
6) Z
Republic of South LN |e ee
Africa.
Mexico Senate arate eee ee | eens
eee COE sss 4 eee eae eee
Wnknownssssee ss. |ne sas 1
IRS OE OWL G0) af 1
HV ONGUIaS Sassen aaa 1
AZ OLES eran ee 1

Collected
in—

44 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects

ACACIA:

Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)

x Cade granarium (Coleoptera)
Aceria macrorhynchus (Acarina)
Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Homoptera)
Lecanium coryli (Homoptera)
Periphyllus aceris (Homoptera)

ACHRAS:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
GAVE:

Aegiale hesperiaris (Lepidoptera)

Batrachedra linaria (Lepidoptera)

Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)

Gymnococcus agavium (Homoptera)

Ligyrocoris nitidulus (Hemiptera)

Nysius tenellus (Hemiptera)

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Homoptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Aceria tulipae (Acarina)

Ecpantheria icasia (Lepidoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Acrolepia assectella Are iaop ters)
ALLIUM SATIVUM

Aceria tulipae (Acarina)

Brachycerus algirus (Coleoptera)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)

Plusia orichalcea (Lepidoptera)
ALOCASIA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
ALPINIA:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
ALTHAEA:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

LYXIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
AMARYLLIS:

Euborellia stali (Dermaptera)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

Tenthecoris distinctus (Hemiptera) -
ANACHARIS:

Fheaole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
ANANAS:

aanene conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platynota rosirana (Lepidoptera)

Ribua innozia (Lepidoptera)
ANNONA

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANOGEISSUS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ANTHEMIS:

Helicella variabilis (Mollusca)

Sterrha inquinata (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
ANTHURIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Orthezia praelonga (Homoptera)

Perkinsiella saccharicida (Homoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
APIUM:

Euleia heracleit (Diptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ARACHIS:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleo ppkers)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ARAUCARIA:

Eriococcus araucariae (Homoptera)

Neophyllaphis araucariae (Homoptera)

“Pseudoparlatoria”’ giffardi (Homoptera)
ARECA:

Dacus dorsalis(?) (Diptera)

ARTOCARPUS:
Eutetranychus banksi (Acarina)
ARUM:
“Targionia’’ hartiti (Homoptera)
Tetranychus neocalidonicus (Acarina)
ASIMINA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ASTER:

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium miliaris robustum (Homoptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)

Myelobia smerinthus (Lepidoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
BARRINGTONIA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
BASELLA:

Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Homoptera)
BETA:

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
BETULA:

Eriophyes leionotus (Acarina)
BIFRENARIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
BORASSUS:

Dinoderus brevis (Coleoptera)
BRASSIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. BOTRYTIS:

Evergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

Limar marginatus (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. CAPITATA:

Ecpantheria eridanus (Lepidoptera)

Epilachna 28-punctata (Coleoptera)

Helicella itala (Mollusca)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

Hellula undalis (Lepidoptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

L. maximus (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Monacha carthusiana (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Moltuses)
BRASSICA RA

Phytomyza inne (Diptera)
BRASSICA SP.:

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
BROMELIA:

Tsorhinus undatus (Coleoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Agroiconota propinqua (Coleoptera)

Arphnus melanotylus (Hemiptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Clerada apicicornis (Hemiptera)

Cyrtomenus bergi (Hemiptera)

Dallasiellus orchidiphilus (Hemiptera)

Dysdercus minus (Hemiptera)

Tridomyrmer iniquus (Hymenoptera)

I. lewcomelas (Hymenoptera)

Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)

N. nigriceps (Isoptera)

Neolobophora ruficeps (Dermaptera)

Nudur fractivittarum (Lepidoptera)

Ogdoecosta biannularis (Coleoptera)

Paragonatas divergens (Hemiptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Polyglypta costata (Homoptera)

Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

Rhynchotermes nasutissimus (Isoptera)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)
BROSIMUM:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
BROUGHTONIA

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

45

Hosts and Insects—Continued

BUXUS:

Eriophyes canestrinii (Acarina)
CACTUS:

Amitermes wheeleri (Isoptera)

Aulacoscelis melanocera (Coleoptera)

Camirus moestus (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Oxychilus alliarius (Mollusca)

Plagiomorpha scabricula (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
CALAMUS:

Thysanococcus chinensis (Homoptera)
CALLIANDRA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
CALLISTEPHUS:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
CALLUNA

Aphis callunae (Homoptera)

Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

Tyrophagus oudemansi (Acarina)
CALOCARPUM:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

A. serpentina (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)

C. personatus (Homoptera)
CALOCHORTUS:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
CALOPHYLLUM:

Dacus donate (Diptera)
CAMEL

Awe camelliae (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptera)

Ceronema japonica (Homoptera)

Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis theae (Homoptera)
CANANGA:

Bemisia tabaci (Homoptera)
CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips vitticornis (Thysanoptera)
CAPSICUM:

Ceratitis capitaia (?) (Diptera)

Frankliniella sulphurea (?) (Thysanoptera)

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
CASSIA:

Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

E. muriscis (Lepidoptera)
CASTANEA:

Hemimene juliana (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
CATASETUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
CATTLEYA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)
CEDRUS:

Megastigmus suspectus pinsapinis (Hymenoptera)
CELOSIA:

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
CEPHALOCEREUS:

Puto mericanus (Homoptera)
CHAMAECYPARIS:

Diaspis juniperi (Homoptera)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Asterolecanium inlabefactum (Homoptera)

Calyptocephala marginipennis (Coleoptera)

Charidotis seminulum (Coleoptera)

Deloyala guitata (Coleoptera)

Helicina strebeli (Mollusca)

Labia arcuata (Dermaptera)
Parisoschoenus erpositus (Coleoptera)
P. flavolimbatus (Coleoptera)

CHAMAEROPS:

Dactylotry pes uyttenboogaarti (Coleoptera)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Brvobia ehari (Acarina)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)
Nysius tenellus (Hemiptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Phytomyza atricornis (Diptera)
Stephanitis pyri (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips distalis (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
Thyanta pallidovirens (Hemiptera)

CHRYSOPHYLLUM:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)

CIBOTIUM:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

CICER:

Bruchus tristiculus (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

CICHORIUM:

Phytomyza iuipes (Diptera)

CINNAMOM
Trogoderma ee (Coleoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Homoptera)
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Pulvinaria aurantii (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM VAR.:
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDIS:

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS VAR.:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:
Unas pis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON:

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)

B. obovatus (Acarina)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Fiorinia proboscidaria (Homoptera)
Lorryia formosa (Acarina)

L. mali (Acarina)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
T. ludeni (Acarina)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Brevipal pus phoenicis (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homopter

a)
CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

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CITRUS RETICULATA:

Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

B. phoenicis (Acarina)

Cerutitis capitata (Diptera)

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus citriculus (Homoptera)

Unas pis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA HYBRID:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Aleurolobus marlatti (Homoptera)

Aleurotubercul atus aucubae (Homoptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
A. palmae (Homoptera)

Bemisia citricola (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Pseudischnas pis longissima (Homoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS X PONCIRUS
TRIFOLIATA:
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (eeiontera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

COCCOLOBA:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

COCOS:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
A. excisus (Homoptera)
A. palmae (Homoptera)
A. pangoensis (Homoptera)
Blastobasis inana (Lepidoptera)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)
Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pinnaspis buzi (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus cocotis (tentative) (Homoptera)

P. palmarum (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:

Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)

Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)

COFFEA:
Auzimobasis coffeaella (Lepidoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Coccus alpinus (Homoptera)
C. viridis (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Leucoptera coffeella (Le epidopters)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COLA

Ceratitis colae (?) (Diptera)
COLOCASIA:

Palpifer secnotatus (?) (Lepidoptera)
CONVALLARIA:

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)

CORDYLINE:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus mali (tentative) (Homoptera)

CORYLUS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CRASSULA:

Trionymus lounsburyi (Homoptera)
CRATAEQUS:

Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)
CRESCENTIA

Heterotermes cade (Isoptera)
CRINUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
CROTALARIA:

Pheidole megacephale (Hymenoptera)
CRYPTOM

Callidium TAPER (Coleoptera)

Megastigmus cryptomeriae (Hymenoptera)

CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Dysdercus mimus (Hemiptera)

D. suterellus (?) (Hemiptera)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Taylorilygus pallidulus (Hemiptera)
CUCURBITA:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
CUMINUM

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CUPRESSUS:

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)

Forficula senegalensis (Dermaptera)
CYAMOPSIS:

Hrovadenne granarium (Coleoptera)
CYATHEA

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
CYCAD:

Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)

YCAS:

elicits fnegacenhale (Hymenoptera)
CYDO

EET ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CYMBIDIUM

Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
CYMBOPOGON

“Targionia”’ sacchari (Homoptera)
CYNARA:

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)

Apion carduorum (Coleoptera)

Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
CYNODON:

Odonaspis ruthae (Homoptera)
CYPRIPEDIUM:

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
DALBERGIA:

Amitermes foreli (Isoptera)

Coptotermes niger (Isoptera)

C. testaceus (Isoptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Subulitermes microsoma (Isoptera)
DAUCUS:

Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)

Tyrophagus oudemansi (Acarina)
DENDROBIUM:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Praeacedes thecophora (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
DIALIUM:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:

Arge vehrone (Hymenoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Stator pruininus (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. dianthi (Thysanoptera)

T. distalis (Thysanoptera)
DIGITARIA:

Antonina graminis (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

DIOSCOREA:

Neotermes castaneus (Isoptera)

Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)

“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)

L. kuwacola (Homoptera)

L. yanagicola (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

Henuipal pus japonicus (Acarina)
DRACAEN

SAAT pretiosa (Coleoptera)
ENCEPHALARTOS:

Diaspis zamiae domoptera)
ENTEROLOBIU

Ectomyelois aia (Lepidoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)

Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

Puto mericanus (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes punicae (Homoptera)

Specularius erythrinae (Coleoptera)
EUGENIA

Dacus doriatis (Diptera)
FICUS

Azochis gripusalis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ceroplastes rusci (Homoptera)

Drasterius bimaculatus (Coleoptera)

Ephestia calidella (Lepidoptera)

Homotoma ficus (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Thrips major Ciiysenepters)
FOENICULUM

aruraphts s api foliae (?) (Homoptera)
FRAGAR

Cecil faints acicula (Mollusea)

Euborellia plebeja (Dermaptera)

Rhy parochromus pini (Hemiptera)

Taphropeltus contractus (Hemiptera)

Hivrophegus oudemansi (Acarina)
FUCH

Brevipatpus obovatus (Acarina)
GARCINIA

Blephanitis ‘typica (Hemiptera)
GARDENIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENTIANA:

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla (Lepidoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Euscelis plebejus (Homoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. gracilis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T.imaginis a bbyseuopters)
GOSSYPIUM

Ceresium wnicolor (Coleoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
HAKEA:

Blhissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
HAWORTHIA:

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)
HEDYCHIUM

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
HELICHRYSUM:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
HELICONIA

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

HIBISCUS:

Aceria hibisci (Acarina)

Earias cupreoviridis (Lepidoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudaonidia clavigera (Homoptera)
ILEX:

Din eucaees tristylii (Homoptera)
IPOMO

peer similaris (Mollusca)

Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

Euscepes porcellus (Coleoptera)

E. post fasciatus (Coleoptera)

Graptostethus manillensis (Hemiptera)

Megastes grandalis (Lepidoptera)
Tee megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aonidiella comperei (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)

Parlatoria crypta (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Solenopsis saevissima richteri (Hymenoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Acronicta rumicis (Lepidoptera)

Diaspis minima (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes newsteadi (Homoptera)

Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
KENTIA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

A. palmae (Homoptera)

Furcaspis haematochroa (Homoptera)
LABURNUM:

Sparteus villosus (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Athalia colibri (Hymenoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Dicyphus annulatus (Hemiptera)

Haplothrips clarisetis (?) (Thysanoptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

H. variabilis (Mollusca)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

H. aspersa (Mollusca)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Macrosiphum formosanum (Homoptera)

Monacha cantiana (Mollusea)

Nysius huttoni (Hemiptera)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
LAELIA

Puto ulter (Homoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Acanthothrips coriaceus (Thysanoptera)

Bruchus affinis (Coleoptera)

B. emarginatus (Coleoptera)

B. tristiculus (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. gracilis (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:

Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)
LAVANDULA:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LENS:

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

B. lentis (Coleoptera)

B. signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus rhodesianus (Coleoptera)
LEUCADENDRON:

Parlatoria pittospori (Homoptera)

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JEUCAENA:

Stator pruininus (Coleoptera)
LILIUM:

Frankliniella lilivora (Thysanoptera)
LIPPIA:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

Frankliniella paucispinosa (Thysanoptera)

LITCHI:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

C. ombrodelia (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
LUPINUS:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
LYCASTE:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Pachybrachius albocinctus (Hemiptera)
LYCORIS:

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
MACADAMIA

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
atone illepida (Lepidoptera)

Adorophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)

Car posina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Epidiaspis piricola (Homoptera)

Grapholitha janthiana (?) (Lepidoptera)

Psylla mali (Homoptera)

Tetranychus viennensis (Acarina)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

A. mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Heterotermes converinotatus (Isoptera)

Phenacaspis cockerelli (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)

Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
MANIHOT:

Phyllophaga analis (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
MEDICAGO:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
MENTHA:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

Phorodon menthae (Homoptera)
METROSIDEROS:

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
MURRAYA:

Aulacas pis crawii (Homoptera)
MUSA:

Automolis ataenia (Lepidoptera)

Ceramidia viridis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Cosmo polites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Epilachna borealis var. (Coleoptera)

Euglandina striata (Mollusca)

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera)

Polytus mellerborgi (Coleoptera)

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusca)

Solaropsis monile (Mollusca)
NARCISSUS:

Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
NECTANDRA:

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
NEPHELIUM:

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)
NEPHROLEFEPIS:

Tyrophagus tropicus (Acarina)
NERINE:

Frankliniella schulizei (Thysanoptera)

NERIUM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
NOLINA
od epidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
OLEA:
Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:
Pseudischnas pis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)
Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPHIOPOGON:
Pinnaspis caricis (Homoptera)
OPUNTIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
ORCHID:
Andrector salvini (Coleoptera)
Aspidiotus mendax (Homoptera)
A. palmae (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)
Chrysogramma octomaculata (Coleoptera)

Chrysomphalus opimus (tentative) (Homoptera)

C. umboniferus (Homoptera)
Cocconotus degeeri (Orthoptera)
Corimelaena palmeri (Hemiptera)
Deloyala auttata (Coleoptera)
Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)
Doru albipes (Dermaptera)
Dysdercus andreae (Hemiptera)
Eobia bicolor (Hemiptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Farinococcus guatemalensis (Homoptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Insara tolteca (Orthoptera)
Tridomyrmer iniquus (Hymenoptera)
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
Lincus rufospilotus (Coleoptera)
Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Hemiptera)
Microcerotermes exiguus (Isoptera)
Mormidea inermis (Hemiptera)
Myodocho longicollis (Hemiptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
N. ephratae (Isoptera)
N. nigriceps (Isoptera)
Onychaspidium apicale (Diptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Oxychilus alliarius (Mollusca)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Polyancistrus serrulatus (Orthoptera)
Pseudischnas pis alienus (Homoptera)
Puto ulier (Homoptera) ~
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
Sparedrus depressus (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Tenthecoris bicolor (Hemiptera)
T. confusus (Hemiptera)
T. distinctus (Hemiptera)
Valtissius diversus (Hemiptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
Xylobiops parilis (Coleoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:
Diaphone ewmela (Lepidoptera)
Epichorista ionephela (Lepidoptera)
j Coarons saccharz (Lepidoptera)
RY
re idolon (Hymenoptera)
Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia inferens (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
OSMANTHUS:
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
PAEONIA:
Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Thrips ae (Thysanoptera)
PALAQUIUM
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

PALM:
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium simile (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)

Coccoirypes carpophagus (Coleoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
PANDANUS:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus giffardi (Homoptera)
PELARGONIUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Corythucha mcelfreshi (Hemiptera)
PERISTERIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
PERSEA:

Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

C. personatus (Homoptera)

Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)

Pseudacysta perseae (Hemiptera)

Sienoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)
PETROSELINUM:

Anuraphis apiifoliae (?) (Homoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
PHAEOMERIA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
PHALAENOPSIS:

Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)
PHASEOLUS:

Acanthoscelides obrepius (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus rhodesianus (Coleoptera)

Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)

Forficula pubescens (Dermaptera)

Hedylepia indicata (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Lepidoptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
PHRAGMITES:

Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)

Dasyneura inclusa (Diptera)

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Homoptera)
PICEA:

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)
PINUS:

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)

Coptotermes crassus (Isoptera)

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)

Euborellia plebeja (Dermaptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

Laspeyresia strobilella (Lepidoptera)

Lepidosaphes pini (Homoptera)

Leucaspis lowi (Homoptera)

L. pusilla (Homoptera)

Matsucoccus matsumurae (Homoptera)

Plagionotus arcuatus (Coleoptera)

Pseudococcus pini (Homoptera)
PINUS (?):

Ips typographus (Coleoptera)
PIPER:

Protopulvinaria longivaluata (Homoptera)
PISTACIA:

Chrysomphalus inopinatus (Homoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PISUM:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

Forficula decipiens (Dermaptera)

Las peyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:

Cry ptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
PLATANUS:

Aspidiotus pyri (Homoptera)
PLUCHEA:

Aceria plucheae (Acarina)

PLUMERIA:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Eobia bicolor (Coleoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

POLIANTHES:

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

POPULUS:

Pemphigus populiramulorum (Homoptera)

PORTULACA:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Lozxostege bifidalis (Lepidoptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

PROTEA:

“Chionaspis”’ leucadendri (Homoptera)
Mesochelidura peringueyi (Dermaptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitate (Diptera)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:
Geniocremnis chilensis (Coleoptera)
Lecanium persicae (Homoptera)
Micrapate scabrata (Coleoptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA:

Adorophyes orana (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA VAR. NECTARINA:

Limothrips angulicornis (Thysanoptera)
PRUNUS SPINOSA:

Rhynchites auratus (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP.:

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)

Nilotaspis halli (Homoptera)
PSIDIUM:

Aleuroglandulus emmae (Homoptera)

Anastrepha suspensa (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
PUERARIA:

Callosobruchus ademptus (Coleoptera)
PUNICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Cacaecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Eurydema ornatum (Hemiptera)
PYRUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
QUERCUS:

Aspidiotus zonatus (Homoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

Dialeurodes chitiendeni (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus azaleae (Homoptera)

Stephanitis pyrioides (Hemiptera)
RIBES:

Ephestia calidella (Lepidoptera)
ROSA:

Adozophyes orana (Lepidoptera)

Ardis sulcata (Hymenoptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Centrotus cornutus (Homoptera)

Cladius pectinicornis (Hymenoptera)

Endelomyia aethiops (Hymenoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)

Myzaphis bucktoni (?) (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

ROSA— Continued

T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)
ROSACEAE:

Rhagoletis alternata (?) (Diptera)
RUBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)
RUTA:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
SACCHARUM:

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)

Targionia glomerata (Homoptera)

“Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)
SALIX:

Leptidea brevipennis (Coleoptera)
SALVIA:

Eurytoma infracta (Hymenoptera)
SAMANEA:

Cryptophlebia ombrodelia (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
SCHINUS:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Chrysomphalus wumboniferus (Homoptera)

Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)

N. nigriceps (Isoptera)

Termes hispaniolae (Isoptera)
SCINDAPSUS:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
SECALE:

Suidasia medanensis (Acarina)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
SECHIUM:

Cacaecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)
SESAMUM:

Phricodus hystrix (Hemiptera)
SESBANIA:

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
SIDEROXYLON:

Anastrepha serpentina (Diptera)
SOIL:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)
Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)
Eremocoris plebejus (Hemiptera)
Forficula pubescens (Dermaptera)
Helicella striata (Mollusca)
H. variabilis (Mollusca)
Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)
Oulema melanopa (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Rumina decollata (Mollusca)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
SOLANUM ACULEATISSIMUM:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:
Neoleucinodcs elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
SOLAN UM QUITOENSE:
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
SORGHUM:
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
SPONDIAS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus calurus (Homoptera)
TIPA:
Macroplaz fasciata (Hemiptera)
STRELITZIA:
Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
STRONGYLODON:
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
STRONGYLODON (?):
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
SWIETENIA:
Trogoxylon prostomoides (Coleoptera)

SYRINGA:

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
TECOMARIA:

Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
TERMINALIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
TILLANDSIA:

Exptochiomera oblonga (Hemiptera)

Leptodictya sinaloana (Hemiptera)

Podisus lineolatus (Hemiptera)

Ptilia versicolor (Hymenoptera)
TRICHOPILIA:

Puto mericanus (Homoptera)
TRIGONIDIUM:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
TRITICUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
TROPAEOLUM:

Cepaea hortensis (?) (Mollusca)

Helicella ericetorum (Mollusca)
TSUGA:

Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)
VACCINIUM:

Aspidiotus degeneratus (Homoptcra)
VANDA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
VANDOPSIS:

Tenuipalpus pacificus (Acarina)
VICIA:

Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

Callosohruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
VIGNA:

Callosobruchus rhodesianus (Coleoptera)
VIROLA:

Coptotermes niger (Isoptera)
VITIS:

Aclerda fraterna (Coleoptera)

Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Conoderus rufangulus (Coleoptera)

Leptoglossus chilensis (Hemiptera)

Lobesia botrana (Lepidoptera)

Naupactus ranthographus (Coleoptera)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)

Targionia vitis (Homoptera)

Xiphistes furcicornis (Homoptera)
VRIESIA:

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
WISTERIA:

Chionaspis wistariae (Homoptera)
YUCCA:

Leptopharsa usingeri (Hemiptera)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

Paraputo taraktogeni (Homoptera)
ZEA:

Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)

Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)

Pagiocerus fiorii (Coleoptera)

Sesamia nonagrioides (Lepidoptera)

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Lepidoptera)
ZINGIBER:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria urbicola (?) (Homoptera)

“Targionia’”’ hartti (Homoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ZINNIA:

Chirothrips meridionalis (Thysanoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
ZIZYPHUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

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Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Acanthoderes circumflera (Coleoptera)
Aethus indicus (Hemiptera)
Allozacis spinosus (Coleoptera)
Anasirepha suspensa (Diptera)
Ancognatha scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Callipogon armillatum (Coleoptera)
Cassida circumdata (Coleoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Clanis phalaris (Lepidoptera)
Engonus subcylindricus (Coleoptera)
Eobia bicolor (Coleoptera)
Euconocephalus platynotum (Orthoptera)
Exitianus obscurinervis (Homoptera)
Gynaikothrips ficorum (Thysanoptera)
Hemiargus hanno (Lepidoptera)
Leptocoriza varicornis (Hemiptera)
Listronotus palustris (Coleoptera)
Melolontha melolontha (Coleoptera)
Metopoplar ditomoides (Hemiptera)
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Isoptera)
Nephotettir apicalis (Homoptera)
Nysius delectulus (Hemiptera)
N. tenellus (Hemiptera)
Oenopiella unidentata (Hemiptera)
Orphulella punctata (Orthoptera)
Otosema odorata (Lepidoptera)
Ozycopis vittata (Coleoptera)
Paroxacis antillarum (Coleoptera)
Pelopidas mathias oberthuri (Lepidoptera)
Phaneroptera furcifera (Orthoptera)
Phurus immunis (Lepidoptera)
Popillia lewisi (Coleoptera)
Rehimena phrynealis (Lepidoptera)
Sardia pluto (Homoptera)
Schoenobius incertulas (Lepidoptera)
Sessinia livida (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Stromatium longicorne (Caleoptera)
Sunyrias diffundens (Lepidoptera)
Thaumatomyia notata flavifrons (Diptera)
Xylomeiratorquata (Coleoptera)
Xylopsocus castanoptera (Coleoptera)
AUTOMOBILE:
Bradysia carbonaria (Diptera)
Iphiclides protesilaus (Lepidoptera)
Gpihophagus taurus (Coleoptera)
BAGGAGE
Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Ascia monuste (Lepidoptera)
Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Dacus oleae (Diptera)
Elimaea punctifera (Orthoptera)
Eobia bicolor (Coleoptera)
Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)
H. pomatia (Mollusca)
Homoeogryllus japonicus (Orthoptera)
Jadera haematoloma (Hemiptera)
Lyctus linearis (Coleoptera)
Orzacis rerensis (Coleoptera)
Patanga japonica (Orthoptera)
Philaspis bivulnerata (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
Tropidacris latreillei (Orthoptera)
BAGGING:
Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CARDBOARD:
Heterotermes converinotatus (Isoptera)
LS AEIG
Dysdercus bidentatus (Hemiptera)
D. mimus (Hemiptera)
D. ruficollis (Hemiptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)
CONIFER:
Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
DEBRIS:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
iets sextuberculatus (Coleoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

FLOWERS:
Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)
Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Cry plotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Eobia bicolor (Coleoptera)
Exitianus obscurinervis (Homoptera)
Forficula senegalensis (Dermaptera)
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
H. gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
T. dianthi (Thysanoptera)
T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
T.imaginis (Thysanoptera)
T. major (Thysanoptera)
FOOD:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
FRUIT—UNIDENTIFIED:
Diaspis zamiae (Homoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
GRASS:
Guan onomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
UM
Lyctus linearis (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
HERBS:
Monomorium destrucior (Hymenoptera)
Sterrha inquinata (Lepidoptera)
KARAYA GUM:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
LEAF—UNIDENTIFIED:
Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Toxoptera citricidus (Homoptera)
LEGUME:
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
LOG:
Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)
AIL:

Achatina fulica (Mollusca)

Cry ptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Eobia bicolor (Coleoptera)

Kalotermes immigrans (Isoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
MILITARY CARGO

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

C. conoidea (Mollusca)

C. ventrosa (Mollusca)

Cryptothelea minuscula (Lepidoptera)

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)

H. conspurcata (Mollusca)

H. derbentina (Mollusca)

H. itala (Mollusca)

H. maritima (Mollusca)

H. neglecta (Mollusca)

H. pyramidata (Mollusca)

H. striata (Mollusca)

H. variabilis (Mollusca)

Helir aspersa (Mollusca)

Monacha cantiana (Mollusca)

M. carthusiana (Mollusca)

Nezara viridula (Hemiptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

O. vermiculata (Mollusca)

Orychilus draparnaldi (Mollusca)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Rhaphogaster nebulosa (Coleoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
MOLLUSK:

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
PACKING:

Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
PLANTS—UNIDENTIFIED:

Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Coleoptera)

Oulema melanopa (Coleoptera)

Haplothrivs aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

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Hosts Unknown—Continued

PLANTS—UNIDENTIFIED— Continued
Lygus lucorum (Hemiptera)
Monacha cantiana (Mollusca)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Nysius raphanus (Hemiptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
Veronicella moreleti (?) (Mollusca)

PLANT MATERIAL:
Diploptera punctaia (Orthoptera)

QUARTERS:
Augocoris illustris (Hemiptera)
Lobesia botrana (?) (Lepidoptera)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Phoebolampita excellens (Orthoptera)
Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusca)
Syneda confirmans (Lepidoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Tropidacris latreillei (Orthoptera)
RAILWAY CAR:
Tenuirostritermes cinereus (Isoptera)
SEED:
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)
Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
Puto barberi (Homoptera)
STONE:
Achatina fulica (Mollusea)

STORES:

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

HI. pomatia (Mollusea)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Systole albipennis (Hymenoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
STRAW:

Bruchus guttalis (Coleoptera)

Zetha chavesi (Orthoptera)
WATERLILY:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
WOOD:

Anoplotermes ater (Isoptera)
Bostrychoplites cornutus (Coleoptera)
Brevipalpus phoenicis (Acarina)
Callidium violaceum (Coleoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)

L. brunneus (Coleoptera)

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Molorchus minor (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)

N. costalis (Isoptera)

Procry ptotermes hubbardi (Isoptera)
Reticulitermes speratus (Isoptera)
Sinozylon anale (Coleoptera)

S. conigerum (Coleoptera)

S. ruficorne (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips vitticornis (Thysanoptera)
Tetrapriocera longicornis (Coleoptera)
Trogoxylon aequale (Coleoptera)

LIST OF

AFRICA (country(?)):
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Opogona sacchari

ALGERIA:

Parlatoria zizyphus

AMERICAN SAMOA:
Aceria hibisci
Aspidiotus pangoensis
Lyctus brunneus

INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

Countries of Origin and Insects

Morganella longispina
Pheidole megacephala
Taeniothrips gracilis
BRAZIL:
Amitermes foreli
Asterolecanium epidendri
Azochis gripusalis
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Ceratitis capitata

AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS: Chrysomphalus personatus

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Vinsonia stellifera
ANGOLA:
Sinorylon ruficorne
ANGUILLA:
“Targionia’”’ hartii
ANTIGUA:
Allozacis spinosus
Vinsonia stellifera
ARGENTINA:
Aceria tulipae
Aonidiella citrina
Brevipalpus obovatus
B. phoenicis
Ceratitis capitata
Frankliniella paucispinosa
Lorryia formosa
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
ARGENTINA (?):
Oenopiella unidentata
AUSTRALIA:
Aonidiella citrina
Aspidiolus herculeanus
Diaspis zamiae
Epilachna 28-punctata
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Pseudococcus boninsis
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Thrips imaginis
Thysanococcus chinensis
AUSTRALIA (?):
Parlatoria cinerea
AUSTRIA:
Grapholitha janthiana (?)
Leucasprs lowi
AUSTRIA (?):
Dacus oleae
AZORES:
Bruchus tristiculus
Ceratitis capitaia
Cochlicella ventrosa
Eriococcus araucariae
Helicella conspurcata
Limar marginatus
Pieris brassicae
Thrips major
Zetha chavesi
BAHAMAS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Pheidole megacephala
Phytomyza atricornis
Pseudococcus boninsis
Syneda confirmans
Vinsonia stellifera
BARBADOS:
Coccus viridis
“Targionia’’ sacchari
Trionymus sacchari
BELGIUM:
Bruchus tristiculus
Helix aspersa
Lecanium coryli
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes chalcographus
BERMUDA:
Anuraphis apiifoliae (?)
Bradybaena similaris
Cochlicella ventrosa
Conotelus mexicanus
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Eriococcus araucariae
Haplothrips gowdeyi

C. umboniferus
Coscotry pes carpophagus
Coccus alpinus
C. viridis
Coplotermes niger
C. testaceus
Euscepes post fasciatus
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Tridomurmezx leucomelas
Lictus brunneus
Maruca testulalis
Megasies grandalis
Minthea rugicollis
Nasutitermes corniger
N. nigriceps
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossy piella
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes hampei
Subulitermes microsoma
Unas pis citri
BRAZIL (?):
Cerconota anonella
BRITISH GUIANA:
Asterolecanium epidendri
Maicrocerotermes exiguus
Paragonatas divergens
Platypus rugulosus
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Euscepes porcellus
Nasutitermes ephratae
N. nigriceps
Nudur fractivittarum
Pheidcle megacephala
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Tenthecoris bicolor
T. confusus
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH WEST AFRICA:
Earias cupreoviridis
BRITISH WEST INDIES:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Nysius tenellus
BULGARIA:
Ephestia calidella
Phorodon menthae
BURMA:
Callosobruchus analis
CAMEROUN:
Parlatoria zizyphus
CANADA:
Taeniothrips atratus
CANAL ZONE:
Andrector salvini
Cecilioides acicula
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Cocconotus degeeri
Conchaspis orchidarum
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudischnas pis alienus
Valtissius diversus
Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS:
Dactylotry pes uyttenboogaarti
CANTON ISLAND:
Sessinia livida
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Caryedon gonagra

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CEYLON: CURACAO:
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis Caryedon gonagra
Trogoderma granarium CYPRUS:
CHILE: Ceratitis capitata
Aclerda fraterna Dacus oleae
Brevipalpus chilensis CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Conoderus rufangulus Cecilioides acicula
Geniocremnis chilensis Rhagoletis cerasi
Tecanium persicae DENMARK:
Leptoglossus chilensis Frankliniella intonsa
Limothrips angulicornis Rhagoletis cerasi
Micrapate scabrata Thrips flavus
Naupactus canthographus T. major
Nezara viridula DOMINICA:
Pseudococcus gahani Euborellia stali
CHINA: Vinsonia stellifera
Palpifer sernotatus (?) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Parlatoria zizyphus Aganactesis indecora
Trogoderma granarium Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
CHRISTMAS ISLAND: Ancylostomia stercorea
Eobia bicolor Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Pseudococcus cocotis Nasutitermes ephratae
Sessinia livida Orphise punctate. ll
COLOMBIA: Pectinophora gossy piella

Phurys immunis

Polyancistrus serrulatus

Ribua innozria

“Targionia”’ hartii

Vinsonia stellifera
ECUADOR:

Aceria tulipae

Ceramidia viridis

Dysdercus bidentatus

D. mimus

D. ruficollis

Epilachna borealis var.

Epinotia aporema

Euglandina striata

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Anoplotermes ater

Bephrata maculicollis
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Cyrtomenus bergi

Eurytoma orchidearum
Jadera haematoloma

Lincus rufospilotus
Nasutitermes corniger

Puto barberi

Stenoma catenifer

COSTA RICA: _ Parlatoria cinerea
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Pentalonia nigronervosa
Aspidiolus destructor Porphyrobaphe iosioma
A. palmae | A Solaropsis monile
Asterolecanium epidendri Stenoma catenifer
Auzximobasis coffeaella Vinsonia stellifera
Ceratitis capitata EL SALVADOR:

Chrysomphalus albopictus
Coptotermes niger
Corimelaena palmeri
Dysdercus minus C. umboniferus
Eurytoma orchidearum Eurytoma orchidearum
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus Stenoma catenifer

Neolobophora ruficeps Tenthecoris confusus
Pseudischnaspis alienus ENGLAND:

P. longissima ‘ : 5
Veronicella moreleti (?) ClDd is Destin ore

Vinsonia stellifera Las peyresia strobilella

Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus personatus

CUBA: : Lyctus africanus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Mamestra brassicae
Aonidiella comperei Minthea rugicollis
Ascia monuste Phorodon menthae
Aspidiotus destructor Phytomyza rufipes
Asterolecaniwm epidendri Sinorylon conigerum
Augocoris illustris Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Coccus viridis | Systole albipennis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus Taeniothrips atratus
Dialeurodes citrifolii T.. ericae
Gnorimoschema gudmannella Thrips angusticeps
Gynaikothrips ficorum T. major
Hedylepta indicata Trogoderma granarium
Heterobostrychus aequalis ETHIOPIA:
Leucoptera coffeella Odonas pis ruthae

Pectinophora gossy piella FEDERATION OF MALAYA:
Pentalonia nigronervosa Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Pheidole megacephala “Targionia” hartii

Phyllophaga analis :
Pinnaspis buzi Trogoderma granarium

Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND
Ribua innozia s E NYASALAND:

“Targionia’ hartii Specularius erythrinae

“Targionia’’ sacchari FI:

Tetrapriocera longicornis Pheidole megacephala

Trionymus sacchari “Targionia’’ hartii

Unas pis citri FIJI (?):

Vinsonia stellifera Dacus dorsalis

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

FINLAND:
Eriophyes leionotus
FORMOSA:
Chilo suppressalis
Parlatoria cinerea
P. zizyphus
Pinnaspis theae
Taeniothrips gracilis
Trogoderma granarium
FRANCE:
Acrolepia assectella
Asterobemisia carpini
Athalia colibri
Bemisia citricola
Bruchus emarginatus
B. signaticornis
Centrotus cornutus
Chrysomphalus personatus
Cladius pectinicornis
Cochlicella barbara
Diaspis zamiae
Epidiaspis piricola
Forficula senegalensis
Frankliniella intonsa
Helicella conspurcata
H. maritima
H. striata
H. variabilis
Helix aspersa
Lecanium corni
Mamestra brassicae
Melolontha melolontha
Monacha cantiana
Myzaphis bucktoni (?)
Oxychilus draparnaldi
Periphyllus aceris
Phytomyza atricornis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Suidasia medanensis
Taphropeltus contractus
Theba pisana
Thrips flavus
T. major
Trogoderma granarium
Tyrophagus oudemansi
FRANCE (?):
Leptidea brevipennis
A Oe suspectus pinsapinis
GAMB
etn zizyphus
GERMANY:
Aphis callunae
Arge ochropa
Asterolecanium epidendri
Bruchus lentis
Cladius pectinicornis
Dasyneura inclusa
Euleia heraclei
Frankliniella intonsa
Helix aperta
Laspeyresia splendana
L. strobilella
Mamestra brassicae
Monacha cantiana
Myzus ascalonicus
Oulema melanopa
Phytomyza rufipes
Pityogenes chalcographus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhyparochromus pini
Sitona hispidula
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
Tetranychus viennensis
Thrips flavus
-T. major
Trogoderma granarium
Tyrophagus oudemansi
GRAND CAYMAN:
Dysdercus andreae
Pectinophora gossy piella
Termes hispaniolae
GREECE:
Aspidiotus pyri
Bruchus ervi
B. lentis

B. tristis
Calameuta idolon
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus inopinatus
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus oleae
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Ephestia calidella
Haplothrips cottei
Helicella pyramidata
H. striata
Helix aperta
Leucaspis pusilla
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Stephanitis pyri
T rogoderma granarium
GUAM:
Achatina fulica
Dacus dorsalis
Phaneroptera furcifera
Sternochetus mangiferae
GUAM (?):
Furcaspis oceanica
GUATEMALA:
Anastrepha ludens
A. mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus mendax
A. palmae
Automolis ataenia
Chrysogramma octomaculata
Chrysomphalus uwmboniferus
Farinococcus guatemalensis
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Leucoptera coffeella
Platoeceticus symmicta
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Puto ulter
Stenoma catenifer
Valtissius diversus
HAITI:
Aceria plucheae
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Bruchus guttalis
Ecpantheria icasia
Heterotermes cardini
H. convexinotatus
Leucoptera coffeella
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Neotermes castaneus
Pectinophora gossy piella
Phoebolampta excellens
Trogoxylon prostomoides
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
HAWAII:
Achaea janata
Achatina fulica
Adoretus sinicus
Antonina graminis
Aulacas pis crawii
Blastobasis inana
Bradybaena similaris
Brevipalpus phoenicis
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis capitata
Ceresium unicolor
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Conotelus mexicanus
Cry ptophlebia illepida
C. ombrodelta
Cry ptotermes brevis
Dacus cucurbitae
D. dorsalis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
Dvrploptera punctata
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Elimaea punctifera
Eobia bicolor

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

HAW AlIl— Continued
Frankliniella sulphurea (?)
Geotomus pygmaeus
Graptostethus manillensis
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Kalotermes immigrans
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Mimosestes sallaei
Monomorium destructor
Morganella longispina
Neophyllaphis araucariae
Nysius delectulus
Orchidophilus aterrimus
Parlatoria crotonis
Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossy piella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Perkinsiella saccharicida
Pheidole megacephala
Pinnaspis buzi
Praeacedes thecophora
Pseudaonidia clavigera
Pseudococcus giffardi
P. mali
P. palmarum
“ Pseudoparlatoria”’ giffardi
Pulvinaria psidii
P. urbicola (?)
Selenothrips rubrocincius
Sinorylon conigerum
Siphanta acuta
Stator limbatus
S. pruininus
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
-Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
T. vitticornis
Tetranychus neocalidonicus
Toxoptera citricidus
Trionymus sacchari
Tyrophagus tropicus
iphidionsts lita

HONDURAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiolus destructor
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Coptotermes crassus
Dysdercus mimus
D. suterellus (?)
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Nasutitermes corniger
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera
Zeadiatraea lineolata
HONG KONG:
Cylas formicarius
C. formicarius elegantulus
C. formicarius formicarius
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pectinophora gossy piella
Trogoderma granarium

HUNGARY
Frankliniella intonsa
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
Thrips flavus

INDIA:

Callosobruchus analis
Dinoderus brevis
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Lycius africanus

L. linearis

Minthea rugicollis
Monomorium destructor
Paraputo taraktogeni
Parlatoria cinerea
P.crypta

Pectinophora gossy piella
Sinorylon anale

S. conigerum

Sternochetus mangiferae

Targionia glomerata

Trogoderma granarium
INDONESIA:

Aspidiotus destructor

Monomorium destructor
IRAN:

Aceria macrorhynchus

Bruchus ervi

Ceratitis capitata

Nilotaspis halli
IRAQ:

Trogoderma granarium
IRELAND:

Bradysia carbonaria

Steneotarsonemus laticeps

Thrips flavus
ISRAEL:

Aonidiella citrina

Ceratitis capitata

Chirothrips meridionalis

Chrysomphalus inopinatus

Cry ptoblabes gnidiella

Ectomyelois ceratoniae

Eurydema ornatum

Haplothrips gowdeyi

Parlatoria zizyphus

Prodenia litura
ISRAEL (?):

Rhagoletis cerasi

TALY:

Acrolepia assectella

Anuraphis apitrfoliae (?)

A. cardui

Apion carduorum

Ardis sulcata

Bruchus ervi

B. lentis

B. signaticornis

B. tristis

Cacaecimor pha pronubana

Ceratitis capitata

Ceroplastes rusci

Cochlicella barbara

C. ventrosa

Cryptoblabes gnidiella

Dacus oleae

Diaspis minima

D. zamiae

Dicyphus annulatus

Drasterius bimaculatus

Dyspessa ulula

Ectomyelois ceratoniae

Endelomyia aethiops

Euryloma infracta

Euscelis plebejus

Forficula decipiens

F.. pubescens

Gnorimoschema ocellatella

Gortyna flavago

Helicella caperata

Hi. conspurcata

H. itala

H. maritima

H. striata

Helix aperta

H. aspersa

H. pomatia

Hemimene juliana

Las peyresia nigricana

L. splendana

Lepidosaphes ficus

Limar marginatus

DI. marimus

Lobesia botrana

Macroplax fasciata

Mamestra brassicae

Monacha cantiana

M. carthusiana

Ostrinia nubilalis

Otala lactea

O. vermiculata

Oxychilus alliarius

Parlatoria zizyphus

Pectinophora gossy piella

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ITAL Y-Continued
Phalonia zephyrana
Pieris brassicae
Prays oleellus
Rhagoletis alternata (?)

R. cerasi

Rumina decollata
Sesamia cretica
Sparteus villosus
Sterrha inquinata
Targionia vitis
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
T. ludeni

Theba pisana

Thrips major
Trogoderma granarium
Udea ferrugalis

TAA § (2):

Brevipalpus obovatus

JAMAICA:

Acanthoderes circumflera
Aganactesis indecora
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium epidendri
A, simile
Cerconota anonella
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Epinotia aporema
Eutetranychus banksi
Lamellazis gracilis
Mimosestes sallaei
Palaeopus costicollis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Acronicta rumicis
Aethus indicus
Aleurocanthus spiniferus
Aleurolobus marlatti
Aleurotrachelus camelliae
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae
Aonidiella citrina
Aspidiolus degeneratus
Brevipalpus obovatus
Bryobia ehari
Callidium rufipenne
Car posina niponensis
Ceronema japonica
Chilo suppressalis
Chionas pis wistariae
Clanis phalaris
Cry ptotermes brevis
Dialeurodes tristylii
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Euborellia plebeja
Eucohocephalus platynotum
Fiorinia proboscidaria
Frankliniella formosae
F. lilivora
Homoeogryllus japonicus
Lamellaris gracilis
Lecanium corni
Lepidosaphes conchiformis
L. kuwacola
L. newsteadi
L. pini
L. tubulorum
L. yanagicola
Macrosiphum formosanum
Mamestra brassicae
Maruca testulalis
Matsucoccus matsumurae
Matsumuraeses phaseoli
Megastigmus cry plomeriae
Morganella longispina
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis
Ostrinia nubilalis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Patanga japonica
Pentamerismus oregonensis
Pinnaspis buzi

Pseudococcus azaleae

P. citriculus

P. pini

Pulvinaria aurantii

Reticulitermes speratus

Sesamia inferens

Stephanitis pyrioides

Taeniothrips distalis

T.. gracilis

Tenuipalpus japonicus

Tetranychus viennensis

Thrips flavus

Trogoderma granarium

Unas pis citri

U. yanonensis
JAPAN (?):

Caryedon gonagra

Nephotettix apicalis

Pelopidas mathias oberthuri

Xylopsocus castanoptera
KENYA:

Caryedon gonagra

Chrysomphalus opimus (tentative)

Vinsonia stellifera
KOREA:

Callosobruchus ademptus

‘Frankliniella Sormosae

Trogoderma granarium
KUWAIT:

Trogoderma granarium
KW AJALEIN:

Furcaspis oceanica.
LEBANON:

Aonidiella citrina

Bruchus ervi

Ceratitis capitata

Chrysomphalus inopinatus

Dacus oleae

Lobesia botrana
LIBERIA:

Parlatoria zizyphus
LIBYA

Helicella conspurcata

Theba pisana
MADEIRA ISLANDS:

Coccus viridis
MARTINIQUE:

Heterotermes convexinotatus
MEXICO:

Aegiale hes periaris

Agroiconota propinqua

Aleurocanthus woglumi

Aleuroglandulus emmae

Alpheias cons pirata

Amitermes wheeleri

Anastrepha ludens

A. mombinpraeoptans

A, serpentina

Arphnus melanotylus

Aspidiotus destructor

A. palmae

Asterolecanium inlabefactum

A. miliaris robustum

Aulacoscelis melanocera

Batrachedra linaria

Brevipalpus obovatus

Calyptocephala marginipennis

Camirus moestus

Caryedon gonagra

Cecilioides acicula

Charidotis seminulum

Chilo loftini

Chrysomphalus agavis

C. albopictus

C. personatus

C. sphaerioides

C. tenaz

C. umboniferus

Conotelus mexicanus

Corythucha mcelfreshi

Cryptophlebia ombrodelita

Deloyala guttata

Diorymerellus laevimargo

Ectomyelois muriscis

Everes comyntas

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Exitianus obscurinervis
Exptochiomera oblonga
Fiorinia theae
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Grapholitha packardi
Gymnococcus agavium
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Haplothrips clarisetis (?)
Helicina strebeli
Insara tolteca
Iphiclides protesilaus
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Tsorhinus undatus
Labia arcuata
Lamellazis gracilis
Lepidosaphes philococcus
Leptodictya sinaloana
Leptopharsa usingeri
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
L. nitidulus
Lozxostege bifidalis
Lygus lineolaris
Micrapate labialis
Mimosestes sallaei
Moodna bisinuella
Mormidea inermis
Myelobia smerinthus
Myodocha longicollis
Nasutitermes corniger
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Nysius raphanus
N. tenellus
Ogdoecosta biannularis
Onychaspidium apicale
Oxacis rerensis
Oxychilus alliarius
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Parisoschoenus expositus
P. flavolimbatus
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossy piella
Pemphigus populiramulorum
Pheidole megacephala
Philaspis bivulnerata
Phorodon menthae
Plagiomor pha scabricula
Platynota rostrana
Podisus lineolatus
Polyglypta costata
Procry ptotermes hubbardi
Pseudacysta perseae
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Ptilia versicolor
Puto mezxicanus
Sparedrus depressus
Stator limbatus
Stenoma catenifer
Talponia batesi
Taylorilygus pallidulus
Tenthecoris bicolor
Tenthecoris distinctus
Tenuirostritermes cinereus
Thyanta pallidovirens
Trialeurodes vitrinellus
‘Trionymus sacchari
Unas pis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
Xylobiops parilis
X. sextuberculatus

MONTSERRAT:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae

MOROCCO:
Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
Helicella conspurcata
Metopoplaz ditomoides
Nezara viridula
Otala lactea
O. vermiculata
Pieris brassicae
Thaumatomyia notata flavifrons
Theba pisana

MOZAMBIQUE:
Trogoderma granarium

NETHERLANDS:
Adoxzophyes orana
Aspidiotus zonatus
Bruchus affinis
Cepaea hortensis (?)
Ceutorhynchus erysimi
Dialewrodes chittendeni
Diaspis juniperi
Haplothrips aculeatus
Helicella ericetorum
Helix aperta
Limothrips denticornis
Lygus lucorum
Mamestra brassicae
Myzus ascalonicus
Oulema melanopa
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sitona lineata
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus
Trionymus lounsburyi
Trogoderma granarium

NETHERLANDS (?):
Trogoderma granarium

‘NETHERLANDS NEW GUINEA:

Cosmopolites sordidus
NETHERLANDS WEST INDIES:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
NEW GUINEA:
Cosmopolites sordidus
NEW ZEALAND:
Brevipalpus obovatus
Nysius huttoni
NICARAGUA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. serpentina
Chrysomphalus calurus
C. personatus
Stenoma catenifer
Tenthecoris vestitus
Vinsonia stellifera
NIGERIA:
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis colae (?)
Pseudococcus boninsis
Trogoderma granarium
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Stenzotarsonemus laticeps
NORWAY:
Aphis callunae
Argyresthia conjugella
Eremocoris plebejus
Evergestis forficalis
Ips ty pographus
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
OKINAWA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pheidole megacephala
Popillia lewisi
Pulvinaria psidii
OKINAWA (?):
Sinoxylon conigerum
Stromatium longicorne
PAKISTAN:
Sinorylon conigerum
Trogoderma granarium
PALMYRA ISLAND:
Pseudococcus neobrevipes
PALMYRA ISLAND (?):
Eobia bicolor
PANAMA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Cephaloleia pretiosa
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
C. umboniferus
Ecpantheria eridanus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pinnas pis buzi
Pseudischnaspis alienus

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PANAMA—Continued
Stenoma catenifer
Unas pis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
PANAMA (?):
Unas pis citri
PERU:
Acanthoscelides obreptus
Ceratitis capitata
Clerada apicicornis
Dallasiellus orchidiphilus
Helix aspersa
Lincus rufospilotus
Mecolaemus carvalhoi
Pagiocerus fiorii
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Rhynchotermes nasutissimus
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Tenthecoris distinctus
Trionymus sacchari
Vinsonia stellifera
PHILIPPINES:
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus destructor
A, ercisus
A. palmae
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Caryedon gonagra
Cosmo polites sordidus
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta
Cylas formicarius eleganiulus
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Eobia bicolor
Fiorinia theae
Furcaspis haematochroa
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Leptocorizra varicornis
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria cinerea
P. zizyphus
Pheidole megacephala
Phenacaspis cockerelli
Polytus mellerborgi
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Stephanitis ty pica
Taeniothrips vitticornis
Tenutpalpus pacificus
Trogorylon aequale
Unaspis yanonensis
PHILIPPINES (?):
Nephotettiz apicalis
Rehimena phrynealis
Trogoderma granarium
POLAND:
Argyresthia conjugella
Endelomyia aethiops
Frankliniella intonsa
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
PORTUGAL:
Bruchus gutialis
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis capitata
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Hemimene juliana
Laspeyresia splendana
Pheidole megacephala
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sitona lineata
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraecoptans
A, suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterolecanium bambusae
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Doru albipes
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Maruca testulalis
Oxycopis vittata
Pinnaspis caricis
Protopulninaria longivalvata
“Targionia’”’ sacchari

PUERTO RICO (?):
Anastrepha suspensa

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Blissus diplopterus

Bostrychoplites cornutus

Ceratitis capitata

“Chionas pis’’ leucadendri

Diaphone eumela

Diaspis zamiae

Epichorista ionephela

Forficula senegalensis

Frankliniella schultzei

Mesochelidura peringueyi

Nezara viridula

Odonas pis ruthae

Opogona sacchari

Parlatoria pitlospori

Phlyctinus callosus

Phricodus hystrix

Pseudococcus gahani

Specularius erythrinae

Xiphistes furcicornis
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO:

Callosobruchus rhodesianus
RUMANIA:

Grapholitha janthiana (?)
ST. KITTS

Ancylostomia stercorea

Coccus viridis

Pheidole megacephala
ST. LUCIA:

Lamellazis gracilis

Subulina octona

“‘Targionia’’ hartii
SCOTLAND:

Aphis callunae

Gelechia ericetella

Limothrips denticornis

Rhynchites auratus

Taeniothrips airatus

T. ericae

Thrips flavus

T. major

Tyrophagus oudemansi
SENEGAL:

Trogoderma granarium
SINGAPORE:

Bemisia tabaci

Pheidole megacephala

Trogoderma granarium
SOLOMON ISLANDS:

Pheidole megacephala
SOUTH AMERICA (country(?)):

Solenopsis saevissima richteri
SOUTH PACIFIC:

Cassida circumdata

Sardia pluto
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC:

Eobia bicolor
SPAIN:

Acrolepia assectella

Brachycerus algirus

Brevipalpus obovatus

B. phoenicis

Bruchus lentis

B. signaticornis

Callidium violaceum

Ceratitis capitata

Chilo suppressalis

Cochlicella barbara

C. conoidea

Cryptoblabes gnidiella

Dactylotry pes uyttenboogaarti

Dyspessa ulula

Gymnococcus agavium

Helicella conspurcaia

H. maritima

A. neglecta

H. variabilis

Helix aspersa

Laspeyresia splendana

Limar marginatus

Lorryia mali

Ostrinia nubilalis

Otala vermiculata

Parlatoria zizyphus

59

60 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

SPAIN—Continued
Plusia orichalcea
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhaphogaster nebulosa
Sesamia nonagrioides
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps

SUDAN:

Trogoderma granarium

SURINAM:

Parlatoria cinerea
Subulina octona

SWEDEN:
Acanthothrips coriaceus
Anuraphis cardui
Frankliniella intonsa
Molorchus minor

SWITZERLAND:
Cecilioides acicula
Psylla mali
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla

TAHITI:

Brevipalpus phoenicis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Morganella longispina
Parlatoria cinerea

TANGANYIKA:
Mamestra brassicae

THAILAND:

Cylas formicarius
Heterobosirychus aequalis
Lepidosaphes punicae
Minthea rugicollis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium

TORTOLA:

Aspidiotus destructor

TRINIDAD:

‘ Anasirepha mombinpraeoptans
Euscepes post fasciatus
Monomorium destructor
Nasutitermes costalis
Orthezia praelonga
Palaeopus costicollis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossy piella
Tropidacris latreillei
Vinsonia stellifera

TURKEY:

Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella barbara
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Helicella derbentina

H. striata

Las peyresia splendana
Pectinophora gossypiella
Theba pisana

UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC:

Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Hellula wndalis
Lampides boeticus
Pectinophora gossy piella
Trogoderma granarium
UNKNOWN:
Adorophyes orana
Ancognaiha scarabaeoides
Callipogon ar millatum
Callosobruchus rhodesianus

Ceratitis capitata
Chilo suppressalis
Clipse pains personatus
Cochlicella ventrosa
Dacus oleae
Eriophyes canestrinii
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Exitianus obscurinervis
Gelechia ericetella
Grapholitha janihiana (?)
Helicella itala
A. striata
H.. variabilis
Helix pomatia
Las peyresia strobilella
Listronotus palustris
Lobesia botrana (?)
Monomorium destructor
Myzus ascalonicus
Nezara viridula
Onthophagus taurus
Parlatoria cincrea
P. zizyphus
Phytomyza rufipes
Plagionotus arcuatus
Porphyrobaphe iostoma
Pseudococcus gahani
Rhagoletis cerasi
Schoenobius inceriulas
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
“Targionia’’ hartii
Tetranychus viennensis
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
flavus
T. major
Trogoderma granarium
Tropidacris latreillei
Vinsonia stellifera
Xylomeira torquata

VENEZUELA:
Aceria tulipae
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Cerconota anonella
Engonus subcylindricus
Mimosestes sallaei
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Otosema odorata
Paroxacis antillarum
Synrias diffundens
Vinsonia stellifera

VENEZUELA (?):
Hemiargus hanno
Minthea rugicollis

VIETNAM:
Cryptothelea minuscula

WEST INDIES (island(?)):
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Unas pis citri

YUGOSLAVIA:

Dyspessa ulula
Grapholitha janthiana (?)
Homotoma ficus
Laspeyresia splendana
Ostrinia nubilalis
Sterrha inquinata

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

61

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 80, 1961

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a ae
S| sis
Bqa| giea
a2} g| 29
or ° ue
1e) Z | A
tAecidium cannonii Griff.:
ROUGUIETICSDs (leat) mene ee ee eg Se Mexico sis nese, 11)) Soe eee
tAphelenchoides bicaudatus Imamura:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)_....------------|----- Goss te eee 5 ease ees
Aphelenchoides fragariae (Ritzema Bos)
Christie(?):
Bletilia striata (orchid) stem sheath_-___---_--- AE Of 0 ape ea Ear Ee a Ee ees 1
tAscochyta caricae Pat.:
Carica papaya (papaya)__.-------------------- Eniwetok, Mexico_-_-__ 1 bed |e
tAscochyta citri Penz.:
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)__-.---.-------- J ADAM seh ee sue et | eee aces
tAscochyta cycadina Scalia:
Cycas revoluta (Sago palm) _-..----------------- Oking wales ne eee ee 1
tAscochyta passiflorae Penz. & Sacc.:
Passifiora sp. (passionflower) fruit_---.-_-_--- Colombia Dia eeera eeSS
tAscochyta phaseolorum Sacc.:
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)__.....--------------- PB TAZ) es ROS EN ees Diced
TAsterinema caseariae Bat. & Gay&o(?):
Mazilarsa)sp:) (orchid) soa) eee eee CostarRica ssi es | ease | ae 1
Botryosphaeria palmigena (Berk. & Curt.)
Bomm. & Rouss.:
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf__._.__-------- Mexico! 35 sues yal teeea | See
tCamarosporium chenopodii Ell. & Ev.:
Exomis aryrioides (seed)__.--_----------------- Republicof South Africa] -----|_--_- 1
tCamarosporium limonii Cke.:
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ----------------- Australias se serene Eee ees
q CATUATOSDOT eH setuliferum (Speg.) Petr. &
yd.:
Lophocereus schottii (cactus)_..._..------------- IMO XI C0 See eh 1
tCarnation ringspot virus:
Dianthus sp: (Cutting) pe ee iIDenmarko2 sss Stes | ae ee 1
Ceratocystis narcissii (Limber) J. Hunt:
IN GY.CtS87L5)SDs\(DU1D) ee ee oe ee Ee one lan des ee ee | eee, 1
Cercospora brachiata Ell. & Ev.:
Phaseolus vulgaris var. (string bean)-_-.---.---- PuertovRicos sess. ses 1 eee ea
Cercospora brassicicola P. Henn.:
EST AS8iCWSD ee He ee een Vial eps eae AES OE ea ocoee | 2a
Cercospora coleroides Sacc.:
Casimiron spy (leat) ain eees ean eer ree eres IMiGxi Cosa eae a Diese sacs
{Cercospora moricola Cke.:
Morusisp> (mulberry) leat see eee eee eee GOs eee 10 | See
{Cercospora punicae P. Henn.:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -_------------ India ae aaa Dees eee
{Cercospora vaginae Kriiger:
Sacchararmisp: ee eeee eee teeeene aie er ened 2 eal Cotes: tured er fe | a ee
tChaetothyrina musarum (Speg.) Th. sensu
Batista:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain). _......_--------- CxiCOBee wit del as 1 ee ey eee
CGranonayze ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.)
avile:
Rhododendron ferrugineum(rock rhododendron)} Switzerland_-_-_------- tia Sees See
UNALOTALMN TREES IEA ER TN Bowed ana ase Sees eae ES en ae 1
Rhododendron sper EE EE Switzerland___....-.--- U esos 1
{Ciliospora gelatinosa Zimm.:
Pal mie (from) eee sete eee ce IM Gye A Ue eee pre (ese
tCircinella minor Lendner(?):
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon)-_..-------------|----- doa ee Lin Sas ees
{Coleosporium asterum (Diet.) Syd.:
PA BLETISP eo Bebtiainst ive oe Rese tatot ine Wien Soest Mremenna Neen 2 Korea eit sere ee LS | Seca eee
t Colletotrichum dematium (Fr.) Grove f. spinaciae
(Ell. & Halst.) Arx:
Spinacia oleracea (spinach) ______-__----------- TD aT ee nena en eens | ee 0 ee
{Coniothecium chomatosporum Cda.(?):
Malus sylvestris (apple) .......-.--.----------- Australia-ssosse esses es 1g | eee |e
Coniothyrina agaves (Dur. & Mont.) Petr. & Syd.:
PA GAVENSP se 2 ee te ETE he SA TR Re IMexicoi2e2256 22 2a ees ee 1
tConiothyrium brevisporum I. Miyake:
Oryza sativa (rice) straw__--.------------------ Ching? aye 1G ee eed
tConiothyrium palmicolum (Fr.) Starb.:
Palm (seed) ates See ey De eae ss Mexico 2 Sie oe el eee rees 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Tex.
Tex.

N.J.
Hawaii, Tex.
Calif.*

Calif.,* S.C.
Fla.

Hawaii.

Hawaii.

62

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Pest and host

Criconemoides mutabile Taylor:
Soil with Delonizx regia (flamboyant-tree)_-___-
SollswithvPhilodendronispwee sean
Soil with unidentified plant________-_________-
Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed_--

Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Pk.) Nannf.:
Mahonia aquifolium (Oregon-grape)

Cylindrocarpon candidum (LK.) Wr.:
Polygonum aubertii (root)_-..-----------------

{Cylindrocladiwm scoparium Morg.:

Stanhopea sp. (orchid) leaf___________--_-------

tCylindrosporium tozicodendri Ell. & Ev.:

Schinus molle (California peppertree)

{tCymadothea trifolii (Fr.) Wolf:

Trifolium resupinatum (Persian clover) seed_--

Cytospora sacchari Butl.:
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) node-------
Dendrophoma obscurans (Ell. & Ev.) H. W.
Anderson:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaf__..__-----------
Dendryphion interseminata (Berk. & Rav.)
Hughes:
Dahlia hybrid (root)
{Diaporthe batatis Harter & Field:
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)
Didymellina ornithogali Jacques:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) __-
{Didymium squamulosum (Alb. & Schw.) Fr.:
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf____-----------
{Dinemasporium graminum Lév.:
Secale cereale (rye) straw jacket____---__-_----
Diplodia coccocarpa Sace.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap__.--..-----------
Diplodia oryzae 1. Miyake:

Oryzarsativa(rice) straw eee

tDiplodina grossulariae Sacc. & Briard:

Ribes sp. (stem)

{Discula quercina (West.) Arx:

Quercusiphillyreoidess ae en ne

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kiihn) Filip.:

Narcissus ‘Beryl’, ‘Charity May’, ‘Cobweb’,
‘Moschatus of Haworth’, ‘Nor-Nor’, ‘Snipe’,
‘Stafford’.

N. bulbocodium (petticoat daffodil)__.__--_-__-

N. bulbocodium var. conspicuus_....-----------

INL OLIUS Ao a TS ON an Dae

NEG) WICCT I OLL See eee ye te ea ng ee a

NN. odorus (campernelle jonquil)._._.----------

INGNCISSUSISP eee ES FS See

{Dothiorella araucariae (Vogl.) Petr.:
Araucaria cunninghamii (seed)
Araucaria sp. (seed)
io ndia barringtoniae (Cke. & Massee) Petr.
& Sy
Barringtonia speciosa (India barringtonia) _----
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)_..---.-..-------
C. limon (lemon)

C. paradisi (grapefruit)

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange).--------------
C. sinensis (sweet orange)

See footnotes at end of table.

Country of origin

Australia, Norfolk
Island, unknown.

Canad aeesainme ss tea

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pakistani<222222 3

Republic of South Africa

IMIEXICO See eee tae,

Ha walt: 22a ae

Brazil, unknown-------
Argentina, Brazil,
unknown.

Argentina, Brazil_-----
Argentina, unknown.--

Argentina, Brazil,
unknown, Uruguay.

A, eS lla
| Je} || ol
Ba! @lae
42} s|2s
ow o id
ie) Z |e
Soa ra|= Sasa 1
ears eee 1
i ae Bg] er 1
RARE ce 6
ee | Pee 1
cag | eatin 1
ee ae 1
a Pa SPE
Be Se il
vee ee Aviles
Se eee 5
See ee 1
Wiifeeees|ecees
OF ee el ee
} | seeeeeeaee
Sess eee
S| 22se5|se2=5
Rowe Sls Beas
eS ane 1
28854|| Ses 1
eee lees 7
Soe eee 1
Cee ts | teat 1
ae a 1
Rae jase 1
stan Vlas cel
See ee 1
See ae Soe 2
tees | eee 1
Li ecce=|esees
sale By ae
Bee 28))|Soo5e
pee a 65 zekoe
6 16 | eee
7 97a

Collected
in—

Tex.
Ariz.
Ariz.

Calif.,* Fla.,
N.J.

Wash.
N.J.
Tex.
Tex.
D.C.
Tex.

N.Y.

LAAAAZ
See eoe

zh)
PS

Calif.,* P.R.
Ala., Calif.,*

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

63

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

tElsinoe lepagei Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Pouteria campechiana (leaf) __--._------------- Mexico. = 22222 2s 5254
tElsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Mangifera indica (mango) ________._._-_---_--- Antigua. eee
{Fusarium solani (Mart.) Appel & Wr. emend

Snyd. & Hans.:

Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___--------------- Peru a) Shari
tGonatobotrys simpler Cda.:

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)_------------ IMexicoiesi2 2S essa

t‘‘Greasy spot’’:
Citrasisp (leat) Sms sees Eps ae ee IN ee

tGuignardia bidwellii (Ell.) Viala & Ravaz:

Dominican Republic,
Puerto Rico.

ilisisp(erape) Seoes ees = EE es Chiles sy Ears
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper) | Japan__________-____--_-

DACHINENSTS VOT SAT OE Isa e eee en | peer (3 oye ee ee
Helicotylenchus nannus Steiner:

Soil with plants (Asparagus sp., Capsicum | Mexico______-__--------

annuum, Citrus sp., Echeveria sp., Ficus
religiosa, Laurus sp., Tradescantia sp., and
unidentified plants).
Helminthosporium turcicum Pass.:
WACO MEY Sh( CONN) SS ssesss ee oa as ee ee eee
Heterodera avenae (Wr.) Filip.:
Soil with Alliwm cepa (onion) __---_-_-_-------
Soil with Allium sativum (garlic)
Sollawithrautomobilesss= ele ee eae
Soil with propagative material (Citrus limon,
Freesia sp.,Rosa hybrid, Tulipa sp., and
Vitis sp.).

Denmark, England,
Germany, Italy.

Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___------ IBelelamMeE eae nesses
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurm. Stek.:
Soil with Allium sativum (garlic)_.-_._----__-- IMiCxiCo= =e ies see eae

Argentina, tChile,
France, Germany,
Italy, Mexico,

Soil with propagative material (Begonia sp.,
cactus, fern, Philodendron sp., Polianthes
tuberosa, and unidentified plants).

Switzerland.
Soiltwithwrallwayscars see. ee eee Mexico ssa aie. Shs eae
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
Soiliwithtautomobile= = Ibnglandeeeeaes ete cers

Austria, Belgium,
England, Germany,
Mexico, Norway,

Soil with propagative material (Amaryllis sp.,
Begonia sp., cactus, Calluna vulgaris, grass,
Gypsophila sp., Philodendron sp., Rosa hy-

brid, and unidentified plants). Switzerland.
Soiltwithirailway.car ee Mexicon 2 at
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
Soilisantple teats eee ee a ee ee (Poland ose es

England, Germany,
Ireland, Mexico,
Poland, Sweden.

Soil with propagative material (Amaryllis sp.,
Begonia sp., cactus, Chrysanthemum sp.,
Dahlia hybrid, Dianthus sp., fern, Fragaria
sp., Haworthia papillosa, Hedera sp., Medi-
nilla magnifica, Paeonia sp., palm, Pelargo-
nium zonale, Trifolium repens var., uniden-
tified plants, and Viola sp.).

Soil with stores (Apiwm graveolens, A. graveo-
lens var. rapaceum, Armoracia lapathifolia,
Brassica rapa, Lactuca sativa, and Solanum
tuberosum).

tHeragonia velutina Pat.:

Belgium, England,
Germany, Nether-
lands, Spain.

Mree—tinidentified = Se C@hinaiiaee ee
Kellermannia anomala (Cke.) Hoehn.:

YULCCOSD eee ete en ee ee eee SS Mexico manent ana ee
{Lecanidion atratum (Hedw.) Endl.:

Alocisp= (stem) 2 eae a ee Berm G dese eee
{Leptosphaeria coffeigena (Berk. & Curt.) Sace.:

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) _______---_____- IMexi Corso 2e ee ee
Lophodermium arundinaceum (Fr.) Chev.:

SERGLATIS SDS) a (at) see Germanyeeee es

‘Phragmitesisp. (reed) Canes so oss se eee eee eee (0 (a cee eee ee

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of in-
terceptions in—

a fel.
ST Eee
2o| 4 | ae
Ces || |) Ses
12) Z | A
Ua) ees os
nL | a a
Ii aes 3a
scne8 1 eee
Diss = Rael ea
11 Roe ee
Ee sees 6
2oeue |e se 2
bra See se 9
DA) (eee ea
He | [eect aprons
Di ais Sa)
5 ee (eer
Bee ae 6
re 1 fase
eee 23 eee
te | ees 24
ee a: AL | eee
Dieta eae
2 eo eee 12
Bes: Me Sees
Ls |e | eee
ea | as 19
oe Oh | Eee
2cSsc/ESsc 1
Paseees 1
1) eees | Sa
eae lee 1
Up sfe |e eee
) ee eee

Collected
in—

Ariz.

P.R.

Fla.
Ariz.

PR:

N.Y.

Hawaii,
Wash.

Hawaii.

Ariz., Tex.

N.Y.

Ariz., Calif.*
Blas Nex..,
Tex.

Tex.

INRYE

Ariz., Calif.,*
D.C.,N.J.,
INDY /5 Lex:

Calif.,* Fla.,
INRYS eeX.

Hawaii.

Ariz., Tex.

64

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin f Pls Collected
a oy in—
a8) 3 | es
or °o nae
1S) Z| Aa
Macrophoma araucariae De Lac.:
Araucaria cunninghamii (seed) -----.---------- iNew, Zealand) 22-22-22 2| sass eee 1 | Calif.*
A, excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed__.-_----- Norfolkisland= =) | = | 4 | Calif.*
Macrophoma musae (CKe.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa paradisiaca (plantain) -__--._-__-------- {2 merlean Samoa, 1 ete Hawaii.
apan.
M., paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) leaf_.._| Philippines___-_.__----- V0 eae Calif.*
Musa sp. (fruit and leaf)...----.._-----_------ Guam, Japan, Phlip- 6 Teese Hawaii
pines, tSingapore.
Macrophoma oleae (DC.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Olea europaea (olive)...-.....-.-.-.-.--------- Ttalyece Lah eee 1 ees N.Y
Melampsora abieti-capraearum Tub.:
Saliz sp. (willow) herbarium specimen- ------- Mexicoc2 2 Seas Disses s/s! Ariz
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
VATOCO SIG SPs (TLZONE) ae ee eee te ere ese aaa Cs Ko epee EME DS epee oc) SNE el Set Lleexe
Caladium x hortulanum ‘Candidum’ (tuber).--| Guatemala____..._-----|-----]----- 2ieNEDe
Caladiimsps (Cuber) pee tee tee ee eee | herent OS aE SE Sa es eer 1| NJ.
DiOscorediSps (VAM) TOO on ee eee Japan sole Saree ees Soe ‘Tp |B Calif.*
Gerberasspsi(root) ee See a iN ah Pees A ee GOS ll ee ae 1 | Calif.*
{Meloidogyne arenaria arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
Zantedeschia aethiopica (calla lily)_-_----------|____- Gov neh ie ra Bee eee 1| La.
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood: e
TEXY OASIS 3 OS (CH ae Sp a 0 (ete 1 | Wash.
Glematisisps(r00t) seen eee eee ees Netheriands SUELO TLE a SAE el eb 1 NT
Genberaisp (pip) eee ee Ts ST ADAM eee ear ete cemeteries eta (errs 2 | Calif.*
Tcenlo podem alpinum (common edelweiss) Ne eneriaade Pp eee [tte | Benes NONI S5
roo
*Phygelius capensis (capefuchsia) 1| NJ.
PELOS GARY DTL GS essa eee 2|N.J.
Viburnum fragrans (root) ....----------------- Vy NEN
Metoidodune incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood:
LA'S PAV Ags SDsa TOOL) sae eee eee eee IN). qo kee pa eee 1| Tex
Betalvulgants: (Deeb) pee eee ee ee | ees Gol elie ahs Gy ees | eee Tex
Daucus carota var. sativa (carrot) TOOt ote ns ul ane (6 (0 ed a eR eee Tex
Meloidogyne incognita acrita Chitwood:
Coriandrum sativum (coriander) root-.--------]__--- Co Vo yaey ae et ee 3 oe eee Tex.
Gardeniaisps (root) ee ea ae bee dye | Bia (0 Un pana aed eee eerste ee 1} Tex.
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) ...-.------------ DAE AP RR ha cg UI RU | St a WW INNS
Zantedeschia sp. (calla lily) tuber_..--.-------- Mexico iii ena Roo ee eae 1 | Calif.*
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub) Chitwood:
Asparagus myriocladiuss 2) =s a eee ADOT i ee ae Sale aete 1 | Calif.*
VAS DATA GUS XiSTEDENID TUS se eee ee ee er | aes Ot nce ings WE sera ee 1 ae -
CUS8ONAISP (TOOL) Sooo ee Ce Ua Republic of South Africa} _----]----- 1| NJ.
Daucus carota var. sativa (carrot) root--------- IMexi cose eee eae | ibaa ees | cerned Tex.
Euphorbia multiceps (root) -------------------- Republic ofSouth Africa} --.--|----- 1 | Calif.*
Zantedeschia aethiopica cals lily) tuber_------ (Argentin geese eons eee 1/ N.J.
tMenispora acicola Ell. & E
Theobroma cacao (cacao) aa Hick. Mes MILAN Seo peas cea Mexico sneha as Li eee oa ees Tex.
tMenispora ciliata Cda.:
Theobroma cacao (cacao) pod__-.--------------|----- (i (ee SS 1) Sees eee Tex.
{Mycosphaerella berberidis (Auers.) Lindau:
INAHONIGSP see es eels Me I ee Ren Japanacse he bie en eS | ee 1 | Hawaii.
{Mycosphaerella molleriana (Thuem.) Lindau: :
ucauypiisispe (Weal) ese eae eee ee nae eee Australiaessess eens i e-ceel kobe Hawaii.
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ces. & de N.)
Schroet.:
Allinmicepa) (onion) tOpe-s- een saeco eee Pei, Japanscs-eeee|eace= Sheena Calif.*
“A. fistulosum (Welsh onion) tops 2222 2s Japan eee aaa gE ae es Calif.,* N.Y
Abporriim (leek) tops eee eee es Tana Belgium, |----- 42ii|Seeee Calif., **PR.
apan.
PAT Salioums Larlic)stOPeese ecco ences eee T1German yeesteesee eases | leee= Tso Calif.*
ALUM ISP De eo re ie Dek eS a apanen. ee See | eee Sh ecoe= Calif.*
{Mycosphaerella serrulatae (Ell. & Ev.) Diehl:
Palm: (leat) 22s. ea So eI Colombigsse2ea2-suene= liq aes | Soee Fla
tMyiocopron affine Penz. & Sace
PAGE ESD oa EDS AES Ee eee Mexico! Sones se reae sees | aes 1} Tex
tMyiocopron corrientum Speg.:
Diacrswmisps (Orenia) ea ee ee ee CostatRica: = 22 aeies ee Ee aes 1| Fla.
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Khan:
Oryzaisativai(Tice) ee eel oe India, Japan, tKorea, GINS Bin sees Calif.,*
Philippines. Wash

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1961

65

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin S Pl
| aes
as|/ |e
ovr o ue
16) Z | A
{Oidium macrosporum (Farl.) Linder:
Ricinus communis (castorbean)_....--------_- Mexicom 523522322 55 i Ue eer Peres
tOlpitrichum macrosporum (Farl.) Sumstine:
Orzo sativa) (tice) (Straws- oe eee nee Dap aTe es es ee be eee Mey | eal pear
Papularia sphaerosperma (Lk.) Hoehn.:
IB Am BOON LES fi) eee ee eee ee VOX COs ee ee ae ee
Strongylodon macrobotrys (‘‘jade vine’’)____-__- tpn opines IS te EE | RL ul
tPericonia pulla (Bon.) Sacc.:
Oryza sativa (rice) straw rope___._------------- Japanesen sees pee ce nr Gee 1
{tPeronospora destructor (Berk. ce Casp.:
PATS CED) (ONION) COD se eee eres eee (6 Ko seep pene es cyl | on se
Peronospora parasitica Fr.:
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ------- Netherlands___..-_.----|----- 1h Pe
{tPhakopsora jairophicola Cumm.:
Jatropha curcas (Barbados-nut) leaf____--_---- Dominican Republic__- g be) Peco [ae
tPhoma acicola (Lév.) Sace.:
PPE SDD eee ee ale, AT Se eee Mhailand == ee eee De) ae 2 cee
Phoma citricarpa McAlp.:
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)-_--------------- HEE oa Le See ee he 6a ae
Gagrandis) (pummelo) 222 tees ae eee Asia (country(?)), Siilieae2|aees
China, unknown.
Cou mMon Memon) sess oe ee ee Australia, Fiji, Formo- 2a 3y| ee
sa, Japan, New Zea-
land, unknown.
C. medica (Chinese citron) a
@eyparadist) (erapetruit) sss seen eee 1 | a oe
C. paradisi x C. reticulata (tangelo)__---------- Japan's Sails See ye | Means Ds eee
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)___------------ hina Formosa, Hong | 63 5 jy ees
Kong, Japan, un-
known.
C. sinensis (sweét orange)....-.-_------------- Africa (country(?)), eee ON | eee
Australia, Brazil,
China, Formosa,
Hong Kong, Japan,
Mozambique, Repub-
lic of South Africa,
unknown, West
Pacific.
Giirusispsi(pee)) Messe as tee ey Pe Se Sry Asia (country(?)), 10 | ey fe ae
China, Hong Kong,
own.
{Phoma equisetii Desm.:
Equisetum sp. (horsetail)._......-.------------ Japan USC ues CeO See | eae 1
tPhoma lineolata Desm.:
Lariz decidua (European larch) seed___-------- Scotlam cle sas esse | eee are | eaeea 1
{Phoma malisorica Bub.:
Clematis dioscoreifolia var. robusta (sweet | Japan___-_-.-----------|-----|----- 1
autumn clematis )seed.
{Phoma oryzae Cke. & Mass.:
Orgzarsativg) (Tice) Straweee enna ee ee eee China Indiae2=2222e— Ot eso eee
Phomopsis cocoes Petch:
Cocos ‘nucifera (coconut) ..-..----------------- Ea Wialiver eee eee Jl als al oe ee
Phomopsis mahoniae Grove(?):
TYREE CODES) OVS A tas See es EE eee CLE) of: 0 pen ESI Sa Spm nC | fog 1
Phomopsis occulta Trav. var. ginkgoina Grove:
Ginkgo biloba (ginkgo) dwarf tree_._._.-___-_-__|_---- GOR Sess eee Eas |b ee 1
Phomopsis palmicola (Wint.) Sacc.:
Areca cathecu (betel palm) nut._-_-___---_---- Guanes 22 eee ree a 1 es eee
Phomopsis pterophila (Fckl.) Died.:
Frazinus ercelsior (European ash) seed_-_-_-___- Tit en ye ee ie aE ne | RU 1
t{Phyllachora boutelowuae Rehm:
Bouteloua curtipendula (sideoats grama)_------ Mexico! 22. 25a. oe es eee 1
BS gractlisa(Dluelerama) eee ee eens al IE eas (6 rye i eh Se ee 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Calif. ,*
Hawaii.

Ala., Calif.,*

Ariz., Fla. A
i aS
Hawaii.
N.J.
NJ.
Calif.,*
Wash.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.
NJ.

Tex.
Tex.

66 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a ‘onl
=| £/s
Sq| giaq
ae] 2a | es
on ° uP
iS) Z| A
{tPhyllachora rulgata Th. & Syd.:
Muhlenbergia sp. (muhly grass)____-_.-___--__- IMI@XICO Set bs Stes ee ee | ee 1
Phyllosticta aucubicola Sacce.:
Aucubayjaponica ‘Croton’ =22 224-252-222 Belgium: sae eee | eee 1
Phyllosticta draconis Berk.:
Cordyline terminalis (ti) leaf.........._...____- ET AWA lle ee eo one | ee | ee 2
tPhyllosticta kalmicola (Schw.) Ell. & Ev.:
Haurusispy(daure))pleafess sass e eee IMICXICO Se pees ee 51 ees S| ae
Phyllosticta mortoni Fairm.:
Mangifera indica (mango) leaf___________._____-]|..---- O22 eee 1G) See ae
tPhyllosticta quercus Sace. & Speg.:
Quercus garryana (Oregon white oak) leaf____- Canada - =i tas ss eas J} iz. 284|se22
tPhyllosticta salicifoliae P. Brun.:
Metrosideros sp. (irontree)__________--___--__-- AUIStrall gegen 1h Sass eee
}Phyllostictina cordylines (Thuem.) Petr. & Syd.:
Cordylineitenminalish (tie ee eee a waite eee ee ee a ee es eee
Phyllostictina mangiferae Batista & Vital:
Mangifera indica (mango) leaf________________- IMexico=- aU ees eee 2) |) ee ee
Physalospora wildemanniana Sace.:
Oncidium, cebolleta) (orchid) 22 GO 22ers ie |e ena | ee 1
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Chitwood &
Oteifa:
Dah iagyOTIGa(TOOt) eee ee ‘Australias. oe es eee 1
Pratylenchus pratensis (deMan) Filip.:
Pelargonium sp. (geranium)________________-__ INGE XI CON 32 eee ee I Fae 1
Prospodium appendiculatum (Wint.) Arth.:
FTECOTLORSED TES ates NR ee So Si Oetlala oi ayaa nS Spreng Ae (0 Vo yRpege i aL oie eee) hye
tProspodiwm perornatum Sya.:
Tabebuia rosea (trumpet-tree) ___..___-_-___--_]----- Goer. ey eae eae 0 eee ere
tProspodium pithecoctenii (Paz.) Cumm.:
neem echinatum (Mexican monkey- |----- 0 (0 eee Rn eye Se 2, | steel sees
comb).
{Pseudomonas gardeniae(Burkh. & Pirone)Dows:.:
Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)__.._..----.--------|----- Oss eee hae ee 0 A (ea [ee
tPseudomonas syringae v. Hall:
Gitracsiiimon lemon) see eee ee Republic of South ~——i{----- DY ee
Africa.
Psilenchus hilarulus deMan:
Mesembryanthemum Spieeese oo eee IMIOXICOn cool teen Sou eee eeae 1
Soil with unidentified plant_._.._.___-________|__-_- Gon a ee Se |e i
Puccinia arenariae (Schum.) Wint.:
Dianthus barbatus (sweetwilliam) leaf-_--___-_- Enpland!soceuces eee en paoes Melee
Puccinia baccharidis Diet. & Holw.:
PBACCRANISISP) soe ee eee eigen ayes ae Mexico 242 See We eeced|ieecse
tPuccinia blasdalei Diet. & Holw.:
Allium sativum (garlic) OEM G)) 5 ee Dy | eae
Puccinia boutelouae (Jennings) Holw.:
Bouteloua curtipendula (sideoats grama)-__-_---- IMCXI COM. te So es | eee | eee 1
Puccinia buxi DC.:
Butus sp. (boxwood) leaf__._-_-.--.---------- France, Ireland_-_----- Te ecsec 1
Puccinia carthami Cda.:
Carthamus tinctorus (safflower) _-------------- Mexicose ot uaa ee Eins 1 ee
+Puccinia hordei Otth:
Hordeum vulgare (barley) straw__----.-------- AGONY ae eeu ee oe Lh | Caen
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:
Chrysanthemum morifolium (florists chrysan- | Japan___-.------------- 5 4) |eeaee
themum).
Chraysanthen wis pea ee eee ae eee | Ea Co Kovmetepeea be te meats 4 1
Puccinia kusanoi Diet.:
BAM boo; (Leni) eee ee ee a he Oe ae | doves wee ee seus MW eoteo| moses
{Puccinia magnusiana Koern.:
Phragmitesisps) (reed) (canes. 2 see eee Germany4= ee 1h | eee eres
tPuccinia noccae Arth.:
Lagascea glandulosa (herbarium specimen) ----| Mexico_.....----------- S| eee ees
Puccinia obtecta Pk.:
Scirpus sp. (bulrush) straw_---.-------------- Mexico, tPortugal_-_-_-_- 49 | eee | eee
Puccinia strii ormis West.:
mecaleicereaien (Tye) lealosees— seer eae eee eee Japan seas ase ase en oa] meee UW iesose
Straw.—unidentified== sansa ae ee eee Golec acs See aa Se 19 | Seo
tPuccinia thaliae Diet.:
Canna'sp i Qeal) 22. 2ee ee eee ee Venezuela__..-.-------- WM loss c alee ee

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected
in—

Ariz.
N.J.
Calif.*

Tex.

Calif.

Calif.,*

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 67

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Catasetum sp. (orchid) leaf____.----------
Mormodes sp.(?) (orchid) leaf
tSphenospora saphena Cumm.:

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin eB Pls Collected
Sq 8 a q mm
Ae} a] ee
ow °o ue
) Z | Aa
Pyrenochaeta oryzae I. Miyake:
Oriza saliva (vice)! straw-2------——------ = THOLMOSA Sawa ane eee 1 a ea eee Calif.*
Radopholus similis (Cobb) Thorne:
VATIRUTIUNSDS: (TOO) ese eae ee eae Pa Walienoe oe oer ee eee eee 1 | Calif.*
Ravenelia papillifera Syd.:
Cassia sp., probably bauhinioides__._---------- Mexico tase a. oeae eee yy eee ee Ariz.
tRhizosphaera pini (Cda.) Maubl.:
JEG GOs (OG) 5 as ee ee eee Thailand sees se een ees [eae 1 | Calif.*
Rhytisma punctatum (Pers.) Fr.:
Acer circinatum (vine maple) leaf)____--------- Canad aie aeons pe ee (es Wash.
Scutellonema brachyurum (Steiner) Andrassy:
Soil with Crassula sp. plant__-__-------------- IMiexicO== 222 ten t= see cee eee 1j Tex.
Soil with Saintpaulia sp. plant____-----_------|----- 60 Kos ee ea ae | a 1 | Ariz.
t+ Scutellonema christiei (Golden & Taylor) Andrassy:
Soilkwithelhilodendronisprs en ee | Gos re eS ae Soe ls 1 | Ariz.
tSeptonema toruloides Berl.:
Oruzarsativai (rice) gull aie ee JaDANe ee ee eee | eee aA bag let Calif.*
Septoria azaleae Vogl.:
Rhododendron japonicum ‘Adonis’ __----------- INetherland si2e= sees Paes ea 1S Ned
Septoria citri Pass.: ae
Gitrsilimon (emon) 22222 a eee ee eee Italy, Japan, Spain_____|----- Ae ae Callies
Cosinensis) (sweet orange)_----—------- Japan, Spain, unknown) 1 Valeeoee Calif.,* Tex.
Septoria curvula I. Miyake:
Oryza sativa (rice) straw rope and mat______--- JADANe 2 ee ee ee ee 2a|eees Calif.*
Septoria oryzae Catt.:
OFUZOISALIDOR TICE)? SUE Wea mee | eres Leck Se ny inch Oem [ere 43) ic oe8 Calif.*
tSeptoria pruni Ell.:
IPVUNAUSSDe leat) eet ee oa nae Soe eS ee pe Tit alysis eae sete ae |e eee nee PINES Ze
tSirodesmium granulosum de N.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap--=---=-------_2-- Mexico Sse teen cen ops [eset estes Calif.*
Sphaceloma fawcettii Bitanc. & Jenkins. var.
scabiosa (McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) -~_-----.------------- ATISTL Al Ase eee oe eos eee 1 ee Hawaii.
C. limon (lemon)_____.-..---------------------|----- (Ko Ys Soa ee a etre eae 1 ey Hawaii.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) -_--_-----------------|----- ee TOES ew Ser | Saabs Va.
Sphaceloma punicae Bitane. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -------------- Italy, Mexico. -__------ 19) [eee (ee NYG; ex.
Sphaerodothis pringlei (Pk.) Th. & Syd.:
SENG TONS Ops op ae es eo Oe ees i re es Mexico 22s bee | Sa aeoes 1} Tex.
Sphaeropsis malorum Pk.:
Euonymus europaeus ‘Intermedius’__-------- Canadas eae eas eee (neem 1|/ NW.
Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf__---_------------ Bahamas! British’: 3 |fesss|e-——— 12 | Fla.
Honduras, tHaiti,
; Honduras, unknown.
Gongoraisp: (orchid) Jeafa=--=---=----- === a eC) ob a ws Oe a ee Pe 1| Fla.
Tonopsie spss (orchid) Neafass= eee JAM al Came see eee eee ee 1| Fla.
Oncidium nanum (orchid) leaf__.-------------- (Braz ee ee Pees | eee 1] Fla.
O. putchellum (orchid) leaf__----.-.------_---- PA aiti ee se ae es ese 1| Fla.
OXstipitatums(orchid) leafs. eee f@analiZonesesanse== | Bees |oees 1| Fla.
Oncidiiumisp se eee See eS ae eee BritishyHonduras:— ae 2) Fla
Cuba.
COT G6) 006 Laces ee Og a ES Bag eA OO CS See Jamaica, peendew asa | pees aes 2| Fla.
Rodriguezia batemannii (orchid) leaf____-_-_---- TR Crtea eee ae ae eee eee 1| Fla.
iRedecoran(orchid) leaiasets sae ee eee d 1| Fla.
IROGKIGUEZIO SP iene ne Se eee ee ee 1| Fla
tSphenospora mera Cumm.: S
iBletiaisps (2) (orchid) eaten. 22222 se see ee 5 Fla.
1
2
1
1

Oncidium pulchellum (orchid) -_---------------- Haiti amaicda. see = es |eea=s ee Fla.

ONCIGIUTS Pee ee Ee ee ee Perotln bre ee as | eee eee Fla.

Orchide sees he eee ee era aioe MENA Gee re rene erie | Peres Fla
tSphenospora saphena Cumm.(?):

Ionopsis utricularioides (orchid) leaf__--------- Jamaicaese eee ee 1 aaa le ae Fla.
Stomatogene agaves (Ell. & Ev.) Th.:

VAAN CISD ie eae ease Miexico sess sea seers. ol 1 | Ariz.

See footnotes at end of table.

68 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin zi Pl Collected
5q/ @|eq =
do|/ a | ee
ow °o ue
ie) Z | A

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus M. W. Allen:
SoiliwithiGitrusisp.splantsese see eee Mlexico ss: fo. s ie ate eee ea 1 | Ariz
Tylenchus costatus deMan:
Soil with Saintpaulia sp. plant__.____.--------|----- Goes Se ee 1 | Ariz
tTylenchus filiformis Biitschli:
Soil with Saintpaulia sp. plant___--_----_-----]----- GO ee a NO ae es eee 1} Ariz
Uredo behnickiana P. Henn.:
Epidendrum prismatocarpum (orchid) leaf___-_- Costay Rica erie) eee aes ee 1} Fla.
TRE TILT TT EATH (ORG a sas CE ST EA pie Bo Let rates cay ee eee ea 1| Fla.
JAC AROS Gl Open ee ee a Costa Rica, Nicaragua-_|-----|--.-- 2| Fla.
IE QeRaancepsi(OLChid) eee ee ae WIG sao) oeoseeeeissed nee sallecess 3 | Tex.
Oncidium forbesii (orchid) leaf. 1! Fla.
ORDANICOSILTAV ATS TOGET Site ns eter ee ees |i d 2) Fla.
Oncidium)sp.-- 2222822 1} Fla.
Orchid (leaf) 1 | Calif.*
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid) leaf 1] Fla.
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Ionopsis utricularioides (orchid) _-------------- any shove eyelet 1 | Hawaii
TOTO DISLSiSP see eee ea ee ey Ree aa ss Jamaica eee ee eee 4) Fla.
Oncidium triquetrum(?) (orchid)___------------]----- Cs Vo eee Ea pee el |e 1} Fla.
Oncidium Spee ee oh lee ee aa RE Drinid | gee ae eee eee | eee 1 | Hawaii.
Orchid&(eat) Se a2 22 2 EU ye ee eee Costa Rica, Honduras, |-----|----- 3 | Calif.,* Fla.
Nicaragua.
Rodriguezia secwnda (orchid) ____-__..--------- EDrintid aq eis ea | ore | Ree 1 await
ROGTIG UE ZIG saree muna Noe TIL ae HR ere eae NS Es ees ees | ae 1
Trigonidium egertonianwm (orchid) leaf___-_--- iBri¢ishvHonduraseesee | nee | eee 1 ae
DrsZeusistalcatay (Orchid) uae ee A Dy eh bab Ko bso WR eee a IE eee eee 2 | Hawaii.
Uredo guacae Mayor:
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf______-_-.-------- Honduras) Jamaicas 2. |22222|22228 2) Fla.
Miltonia roezlii (orchid) leaf__.....___--_------- CanallZones2 = es eee een 1| Fla.
Odontoglossum. sp. (orchid)_.____._..---_------- 1| Ariz
Orchid’ (leat) Tse eee eee RS ee ease aren aa apie tant 4] Fla.
Ornithocephalus sp. (orchid) __----------------- 1| Fla.
Sobralia leucorantha (orchid) __.__-.----------- 1} Tex
Stanhopea sp. (orchid) ---__- 1| Fla
Tetramicra parviflora (orchid) 1] Fla
Zygostates lunata (orchid) ROL AR ey ey EN 1| Fla
t Uredo monsterae Syd
Philodendron sp. ay (eat) PEE VO SHUN bo PS OLS 1} Fla
Uredo nidularii P. Henn
iBromehadd (eal) seek hide ee Sas eae ee 2 | Fila.
Mullandsiailucidal (leat) haeee sees eae ae IVE exc Beets Cae eS 0 |e ee | 1| Tex.
EF REAL HVA RT TATA) oe ESN LL SUS a ee 6 Lo aa Se AT lM fk 2 | Ariz., Tex.
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
aintleyaisp..(Orchid) ileatssae a= aw aw sea Costa Rica ose Be | aaa nS 1| Fla.
Oncidium bicallosum (orchid)__.....-.--------- Guatemalale es aie Sane |e | ee 1| Fla.
Oxcarthagenenses ye OR Abe un tree tSurinam eer ees | Roe eee 1] Fla.
Opa Diligent ane NAb FRrinid ad ees aii iy Ree, eae ee 1 | Fla.
ONC UTES Pee a EEE DIRE ELE SNe iBritishbHonduras) nee ee ee 9 | Fla., Hawaii.
Honduras, Mexico,
Panama, Peru,
unknown.
Ornithocephalus sp. (orchid) leaf___.______-_--- Panama wh ehue aeeee es ee | eee 2) Fla.
Rodriguezia sp.(?) (orchid) leaf___.__._--_-_--- Peru 1| Fla.
Uromyces aloes (Cke.) Magn.:
ALOG COW eli ee ON RRs HA ais da ii Mi) Republic of South Africa 1| Tex.
Oe NRT tek Me ae ae DD LES BN Oe oo ry do 1} Tex
AL Ory eigen sign 6s Baa Ne eee ea nies Te ai do 1} Tex
Uromyces fabae (Grev.) CkKe.:
Gens culnanis (lentil) 2 eee eae Chile, unknown_-_-_---_--|----- 2) eee ahs h
ash.
UGEMS/SD ss (DOG) ese ee eae Ease) tires ee uaa yArgentina, Chile__-___- D3 | spe Mi INSYe peas
Vicia faba (broadbean) pod__---_------------- Netherlands] eae ee 1h aes Minn.
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.:
Lespedeza bicolor (shrub lespedeza) seed_-_-_---- Japan. hee Ue eu Se eee 2 | Calif.*
Lespedeza sp. (leaf with seed) _..__------------ fparista cE dee Ben ee ae 1 | RDICE
Ustilago tritici (Pers.) Rostr.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) --.--.-------------- IMexicos22ehube eee TE te eae smi Tex.
Volutella pachysandricola B. O. Dodge:
Pachysandra terminalis. -__---- 2-2-2222 2228 INetherlands!2vereien | Saees | pease 11NJ.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961 69

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1960, Through June 30, 1961—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 5 be Collected
aa! g Eee aT
a2| g |e
o~ °o ue
16) Z|
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (ime) 22-2222 eee India, Philippines, 2 Drie see Calif.,*
hailand. nave
C. aurantium (sour orange)__.-_-_.-_-_---_--- Tapani sel See) eae | eee 13'3] ees Calif.,* Pa.,
ex.,
Wash
GSarandisi(oummelo) a eee eee er | Ee Cosh aee ene eae | Beas tS eee Calif.*
C. ichangensis x C. reticulata (ichandarin) - ____|_-_-- dos Se Re 1 Ws bee Calif.*
CatimoniGemon) B= See hee oe Hong Kong, Japan__-__-_|___-- 1S |E2828 a &
Yee
GC. paradisi (grapefruit)_:.-.-...-2___--2__ = China, India, Japan, |_-_-- LOR 2s Calif.,* Ga.,
Philippines, Pa., Tex.,
unknown. ash.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)____-___---_--- China, Japan_-____-___- 2 Ie, Gece ee Ke
awall
C. reticulata ‘Unshiu’ (Satsuma orange) _--__--- Japanese ae dealer epee ieee Hl eee N.Y.
C. sinensis (sweet orange)_--_-_-.__-_-_-__-_-_- China, Formosa, Hong | 11] 68 |__--- Calif.,*
Kong, Japan, un- Hawaii,
known, Vietnam. Tl., Md.,
NaYe leas
Wash.
Cilrusisp ates ea ee ee ee Hong Kong, Japan_-_-_-_- 1 Diy [Seer Calif.,* Tex.
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
aCitrarsilimon Memon) Mere cee Lae Argentina, unknown_-_-_|____- i cs bose
Ge paradtsi) (grapefruit) ee sees es ee Argentina, unknown__-|_-__- yon waee Calif.,* N.Y.

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (tf) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

70 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Diseases

ACER:

Rhytisma punctatum (Ascomycetes)
AGAVE:

Coniothyrina agaves (Deuteromycetes)

tMyiocopron affine (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaerodothis pringlet (Ascomycetes)

Stomatogene agaves (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)

tPeronospora destructor (Phycomycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

tMucosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

{Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)

tPuccinia blasdalei (Promycetes)
ALLIUM SP

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALOCASIA:

Vcloianoyne arenaria (Nematoda)

{Lecanidion atratum (Ascomycetes)

Uromyces aloes (Promycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

Radopholus similis (Nematoda)
ARAUCARIA:

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

{Dothiorella araucariae (Deuteromycetes)

Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARECA:

Phomopsis palmicola (Deuteromycetes)
ASPARAGUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
ASTER:

{Coleosporium asterum (Promycetes)
AUCUBA:

Phyllosticta aucubicola (Deuteromycetes)
BACCHARIS:

Puccinia baccharidis (Promycetes)
BAMBOO:

Papularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia kusanoi (Promycetes)
BARRINGTONIA:

{Dothiorella barringtoniae (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
BETA

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
BLETIA (?):

iSphenospors mera (Promycetes)
BLETILLA:

Aphelenchovdes fragariae (?) (Nematoda)
BOUTELOUA:

tPhyllachora boutelouae (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia boutelouae (Promycetes)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. CAPITATA:

Peronospora parasitica (Phycomycetes)
BRASSICA SP.:

Cercospora brassicicola (Deuteromycetes)
BROMELIAD:

{ Uredo nidularii (Promycetes)
BUXUS:

Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CANNA:

{+Puccinia thaliae (Promycetes)
CARICA:

+Ascochyta caricae (Deuteromycetes)
CARTHAMUS:

+Puccinia carthami (Promycetes)
CASIMIROA:

Cercospora coleroides (Deuteromycetes)
CASSIA:

Ravenelia papillifera (Promycetes)
CATASETUM:

{Sphenospora mera (Promycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

Botryosphaeria palmigena (Ascomycetes)

tDidymium squamulosum (Myxomycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM

Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

CITRULLUS:
tCircinella minor (?) CCMA Coley)
CITRUS AURANTIFOL
Elsinoe australis ane)
Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-
cetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM
tAscochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromyéetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
{Pseudomonas syringae (Schizomycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Sphiccones fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-
cetes
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS MEDICA:
Phoma citricarpa GVeuteroryceles)
CITRUS PARADIS
Elsinoe australis ee
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromy cote
CITRUS RETICULAT
Elsinoe australis GERI
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citr1 (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA ‘UNSHIU’:
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
tCamarosporium limonii (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (ascomycetes)
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Soe fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromy-
cetes
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:
t‘‘Greasy spot”
Phoma citricarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CLEMATIS:
Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
tPhoma malisorica (Deuteromycetes)
COCOS:
Diplodia coccocarpa (Deuteromycetes)
Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)
{Sirodesmium granulosum (Deuteromycetes)
COFFEA
tLeptosphacria coffeigena (Ascomycetes)
CORDYLINE
Phyllosticta draconis (Deuteromycetes)
{Phyllostictina cordylines (Deuteromycetes)
CORIANDRUM:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CUSSONIA:
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CYCAS:
tAscochyta cycadina (Deuteromycetes) -
DAHLIA:
Dendryphion interseminata (Deuteromycetes)
Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
DAUCUS:
Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
M. javanica (Nematoda)
DIACRIUM:
t{Myiocopron corrientum (Deuteromycetes)
DIANTHUS:
tCarnation ringspot virus
Puccinia arenariae (Promycetes)
DIOSCOREA:
Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

EPIDENDRUM:

tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)
EQUISETUM:

tPhoma equisetii (Deuteromycetes)
EUCALYPTUS:

tMycosphaerella molleriana (Ascomycetes)
EUONYMUS:

Sphaeropsis malorum (Deuteromycetes)
EUPHORBIA

Mefoidogine javanica (Nematoda)
EXOMIS

$Camarosporium chenopodii (Deuteromycetes)
FOUQUIER

tAecidium arr (Promycetes)
FRAGARIA:

Dendrophoma obscurans (Deuteromycetes)
FRAXINUS:

Phomopsis pterophila (Deuteromycetes)
GARDENIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

tPseudomonas gardeniae (Schizomycetes)
GERBERA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. hapla (Nematoda)
GINKGO:

Phomopsis occulta var. ginkgoina (Deuteromy-

cetes)

GONGORA:

tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
HORDEUM:

tPuccinia hordet (Promycetes)
HUNTLEYA

redo oncidii (Promycetes)
IONO

SHeerte kevorkianii (Promycetes)

tS. saphena (?) (Promycetes)

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
IPOMOEA:

tAphelenchoides bicaudatus (Nematoda)

Valarie batatis (Ascomycetes)
JATROPH

ERO EEAGre jatrophicola (Promycctes)
JUNIPERUS:
7 Gum oeporangtu mn haraeanum (Promycetes)

AE

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LAGASCEA:

{Puccinia noccae (Promycetes)
LARIX

tPhoma lineolata (Deuteromycetes)
LAURUS:
rae goatee kalmicola (Deuteromycetes)

{t Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
LEONTOPODIUM

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
LESPEDEZA:

tUromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LOPHOCEREUS:

{Camaros porium setuliferum (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

tGonatobotrys simpler (Deuteromycctes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Promycetes)

{Mycosphaerella berberidis (Ascomycetes)

Phomopsis mahoniae (?) (Deuteromycetes)
MALUS:

{tConiothecitum chomatosporum (?)

cetes)

MANGIFERA:

tElsinoe mangiferae (Ascomycetes)

_Phyllosticta mortoni (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllostictina mangiferae (Deuteromycetes)
MAXILLARIA:

tAsterinema cascariae (?) (Ascomycetes)
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:

Psilenchus hilarulus (Nematoda)
METROSIDEROS:

tPhyllosticta salicifoliae (Deuteromycetes)
MILTONIA:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

‘Deuteromy-

MORMODES (?):
tSphenospora mera (Promycetes)
ORUS:

tCercospora moricola (Deuteromycetes)
MUHLENBERGIA:
ayaa ui vulgata (Ascomycetes)

tChaetothyrina musarum (Ascomycetes)

tMacrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Ceratocystis narcissii (Ascomycetes)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
OLEA:

ocr DOE oleae (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM

Physalospora wildemanniana (Ascomycetes)

tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

tS. saphena (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. epidendri (Promycetes)

+ U. oncidii (Promycetes)
ORCHID:

tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

tS. saphena (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. epidendri (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)
ORNITHOCEPHALUS:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

U. oncidii (Promycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:

over ee ornithogali (Ascomycetes)
ORYZ

TCHIBING TLS brevisporum (Deuteromycetes)

Diplodia oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

{tNeovossia horrida (Promycetes)

{Olpitrichum macrosporum (Deuteromycetes)

tPericonia pulla (Deuteromycetes)

{+Phoma oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

{Pyrenochaeta oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

tSeptonema toruloides (Deuteromycetes)

{Septoria curvula (Deuteromycetes)

S. oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
PACHYSANDRA:

Volutella pachysandricola (Deuteromycetes)
PALM:

tCiliospora gelatinosa (Deuteromycetes)

IConiothyrium palmicolum (Deuteromycetes)

{tMycosphaerella serrulatae (Ascomycetes)
PASSIFLORA:

tAscochyta pa ssiflorae (Deuteromycetes)
PELARGONIUM

Pratylenchus pratensis (Nematoda)
PHALARIS (?):

Lophodermium arundinaceum (Ascomycetes)
PHASEOLUS:

tAscochyta phaseolorum (Deuteromycetes)

Cercospora brachiata (Deuteromycetes)
PHILODENDRON (?):

t Uredo monsterae (Promycetes)
PHRAGMITES:

Lophodermium arundinaceum (Ascomycetes)

tPuccinia magnusiana (Promycetes)
PHYGELIUS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
PINU

mee acicola (Deuteromycetes)

tRhizosphaera pini (Deuteromycetes)
PITHECOCTENIUM:

tProspodium pithecoctenii (Promycetes)
POLIANTHES:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
POLYGONUM:

Cylindrocarpon candidum (Deuteromycetes)
POUTERIA:

tElsinoe lepagei (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS:

{Septoria pruni (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:

{Cercospora punicae (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)

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Hosts and Diseases—Continued

QUERCUS:

{Discula quercina (Deuteromycetes)

tPhyllosticta quercus (Deuteromycetes)
RHODODENDRON:

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)

Septoria azaleae (Deuteromycetes)
RIBES:
{Diplodina grossulariae (Deuteromycetes)
RICINUS:

tOidiwum macrosporum (Deuteromycetes)
RODRIGUEZIA:

{tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

} Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
RODRIGUEZIA (?):

Sea oncidii (Promycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
SACCHARUM:

+Cercospora vaginae (Deuteromycctes)

Cytospora sacchari (Deuteromycetes)
SALIX:

Melampsora abieti-capraearum (Promycetes)
SCHINUS:

tCylindrosporium toxicodendri (Deuteromycetes)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

t Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
SCIRPUS:

tPuccinia obtecta (Promycetes)
SECALE:

{Dinemasporium graminum (Deuteromycetes)

Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)
SOBRALIA:
ee guacae (Promycetes)

Criconemoides mutabile (Nematoda)

Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)

Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)

+H. cacti (Nematoda)

AZ. punctata (Nematoda)

H. rostochiensis (Nematoda)

Psilenchus hilarulus (Nematoda)

Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)

1S. christiei (Nematoda)

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus (Nematoda)

Tylenchus costatus (Nematoda)

TT. filiformis (Nematoda)

SOLANUM:

{Fusarium solani (Deuteromycetes)
SPINACIA:

Cou obichime dematium f. spinaciae (Deuteromy-

cetes

STANHOPEA:

tCylindrocladium scoparium (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
STRONGYLODON:

{tPapularia sphaerosperma (Deuteromycetes)
TABEBUIA:

+Prospodium perornatum (Promycetes)
TECOMA

Prospodium appendiculatum (Promycetes)
TETRAMICRA

Uredo guacae (Promyeetes)
THEOBROM

tMenispora aint (Deuteromycetes)

1M. ciliata ROPE ERICSEEE)
TILLANDSIA:

Uredo nidularii (Promycetes)
TRIFOLIUM:

t+ Cymadothea trifolii (Ascomycetes)
TRIGONIDIUM:

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
TRITICUM

Ustilago tritici (Promycetes)
TRIZEUXIS:

Uredo epidendri (Promycetes)
VIBURNUM

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
VICIA:

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)
VITIS:

tGuignardia bidwellii (Ascomycetes)
YUCCA:

Kellermannia anomala (Deuteromycetes)
ZANTEDESCHIA:

{Meloidogyne arenaria arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
ZEA:

Helminthosporium turcicum (Deuteromycetes)
ZYGOSTATES:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

STRAW—UNIDENTIFIED
Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)

TREE—UNIDENTIFIED:
tHeragonia velutina (Basidiomycetes)

A dagger (f) indicates a first interception from the country of origin.
A double dagger ({) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1961

Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFRICA (country(?)):

Phoma citricarpa
AMERICAN SAMOA:

tMacrophoma musae
ANTIGUA

+Elsinoe mangi iferae
ARGENTINA:

Elsinoe australis

Heterodera cacti

Meloidogyne javanica

+ Uromyces fabae

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
ASIA (country(?)):

Phoma citricarpa
AUSTRALIA:

tCamarosporium limonii

+ Coniothecium chomatosporum (?)

Cryptospora longispora

{ Dothiorella araucariae

tMycosphaerella molleriana

+M. schoenoprasi

Phoma citricarpa

tPhyllosticta salicifoliae

Pratylenchus penetrans
KN ispbacelo me fawcettii var. scabiosa

Heterodera punctata
BAHAMAS:

Sphenospora kevorkianii

Heterodera avenae
A. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi
Phyllosticia aucubicola
BERMUDA:
{Lecanidion atratum
BRAZIL:
tAscochyta phaseolorum
Elsinoe australis
Phoma citricarpa
t+Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo behnickiana
U. guacae
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo epidendri
U. oncidii
CANADA:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Cumminsiella mirabilissima
tPhyllosticta quercus
Rhytisma punctatum
Sphaeropsis malorum
CANAL ZONE:
{Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo guacae
+ U. monsterae
CHILE:
tGuignardia bidwellii
{ Heterodera cacti
Uromyces fabae
CHILE (?):
{Dinemasporium graminum
CHINA:
tConiothyrium brevisporum
tHezragonia velutina
Phoma citricarpa
tP. oryzae
Xanthomonas citri
COLOMBIA:
tAscochyta passiflorae
tMycosphaerella serrulatae
COSTA RICA:
tAsterinema caseariae (?)
tMyiocopron corrientum
Uredo behnickiana
U. epidendri
{U. nidularii
U. oncidii
CUBA:
Sphenospora kevorkianii

See footnotes at end of this list.

DENMARK:
tCarnation ringspot virus
Heterodera avenae
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
t“‘Greasy spot’’
+Phakopsora jatrophicola
ECUADOR:
Uredo guacae
ENGLAND:
Ceratocystis narcissii
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Heterodera avenae
A. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Meloidogyne hapla
Puccinia arenariae
ENIWETOK:
pr ecechuts caricae

Phoma citricarpa
FORMOSA:
Phoma citricarpa
+Pyrenochaeta oryzae
Xanthomonas citri
FRANCE:
Dendrophoma obscurans
Heterodera cacti
Puccinia buzi
FRANCE (?):
tPuccinia blasdalei
GERMANY:
Dendrophoma obscurans
Heterodera avenae
Hi, cacti
H. punctata
Hi. rostochiensis
Lophodermium arundinaceum
Meloidogyne hapla
tMycosphaerella schoenoprasi
tPuccinia magnusiana
GUAM:
t+ Macrophoma musae
Phomopsis palmicola
GUATEMALA:
Meloidogyne arenaria
Uredo oncidii
HAITI:
{+Sphenospora kevorkianii
tS. saphena
HAWAII:
Diplodia coccocar pa
t{Dothiorella barringtoniae
Phomopsis cocoes
Phyllosticta draconis
tPhyllostictina cordylines
Radopholus similis
HONDURAS:
Sphenospora kevorkianti
Uredo epidendri
U. guacae
U. oncidii
HONG KONG: ©
Phoma citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
INDIA:
{Cercospora punicae
tC. vaginae
Neovossia horrida
{+ Phoma oryzae
Xanthomonas citri
IRELAND:
Heterodera rostochiensis
Puccinia buzi
ITALY:
Heterodera avenae
H. cacti
Macrophoma oleae
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Phomopsis pterophila
Septoria citri
tS. pruni
Sphaceloma punicae

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74 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

JAMAICA:
Sphenospora kevorkianii
tS. saphena
Uredo epidendri
U. guacae
JAPAN:
Aphelenchoides fragariae (?)
tAscochyta citri
Cercospora brassicicola
Colletotrichum dematium f. spinaciae
Diplodia oryzae
tDiscula quercina
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Macrophoma musae
Meloidogyne arenaria
1M. arenaria arenaria
M. hapla
M. javanica
tMycosphaerella berberidis
M. schoenoprasi
Neovossia horrida
tOlpitrichum macrosporum
tPericonia pulla
{Peronospora destructor
Phoma citricarpa
tP. equisetii
{P. malisorica
Phomopsis mahoniae (?)
P. occulta var. ginkgoina
Puccinia horiana
P. kusanoi
P. striiformis
{Septonema toruloides
Septoria citri
tS. curvula
S. oryzae
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Xanthomonas citri
KENYA:
{Puccinia hordei
KOREA:
+ Coleosporium asterum
i Newvossia horrida
MEXICO:
tAecidium cannonii
+Aphelenchoides bicaudatus
tAscochyta caricae
Botryosphaeria palmigena
tCamarosporium setuliferum
Cercospora coleroides
tC. moricola
tChaetothyrina musarum
tCiliospora gelatinosa
{Circinella minor (?)
Coniothyrina agaves
tConiothyriwm palmicolum
Criconemoides mutabile
{Cylindrocladium scoparium
tCylindrosporium toricodendri
Cytospora sacchari
Dendry phion interseminata
{ Diaporthe batatis
tDidymium squamulosum
tElsinoe lepagei
tGonatobotrys simplex
Helicotylenchus nannus
Helminthosporium turcicum
Heterodera cacti
H. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Kellermannia anomala
{Leptos phaeria coffeigena
Melampsora abieti-capraearum
Meloidogyne arenaria
M. incognita
M. incognita acrita
M. javanica
tMenispora acicola
1M. ciliata
tMyiocopron affine
{Oidiwm macrosporum
Papularia sphaerosperma
tPhyllachora boutelouae
tP. vulgata

See footnotes at end of this list.

+Phyllosticta kalmicola

P. mortoni

Phyllostictina mangiferae

Physalospora wildemanniana

Pratylenchus pratensis

Prospodium appendiculatum

IP. perornatum

tP. pithecoctenii

{Pseudomonas gardeniae

Psilenchus hilarulus

Puccinia baccharidis

P. boutelouae

+P. carthami

tP. noccae

P. obtecta

Ravenelia papillifera

Scutellonema brachyurum

tS. christiei

tSirodesmium granulosum

Sphaceloma punicae

Sphaerodothis pringlei

Stomatogene agaves

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus

Tylenchus costutus

{T. filiformis

Uredo behnickiana

U. guacae

U. nidularii

U. oncidii

Ustilago tritici
MOZAMBIQUE:

Phoma citricarpa
NETHERLANDS:

Cylindrocarpon candidum

Heterodera rostochiensis

Meloidogyne hapla

Peronospora parasitica

Septoria azaleae

Uromyces fabae

Volutella pachysandricola
NEW ZEALAND

Macrophoma araucariae

Phoma citricarpa
NICARAGUA:

{ Dothiorella arawcariae

Uredo behnickiana

U. epidendri
NORFOLK ISLAND:

Cryptospora longispora

Macrophoma araucariae
NORWAY:

{ Diplodina grossulariae

Heterodera punctata
OKINAWA:

rere cycadina
PAKIST

tumadinen trifolii

+ Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
PANAMA:

Uredo behnickiana

U. guacae

U. oncidii
PERU:

{Fusarium solani

7Sphenospora kevorkianii

S. mera

tS. saphena

+ Uredo behnickiana

+ U. epidendri

U. guacae

U. oncidii
PHILIPPINES:

Macrophoma musae

Neovossia horrida

+Papularia sphaerosperma

Xanthomonas citri
POLAND:

Heterodera rostochiensis
PORTUGAL

+Puccinia obtecta
PUERTO RICO:

Cercospora brachiata

t‘‘Greasy spot”’

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA:
tCamarosporium chenopodii
Didymellina ornithogali
Meloidogyne javanica
Phoma citricarpa
tPseudomonas syringae
Uromyces aloes

SCOTLAND:
tPhoma lineolata

SINGAPORE:
tMacrophoma musae

SPAIN:

Heterodera rostochiensis
Septoria citri

SURINAM:

+ Uredo oncidii

SWEDEN:

Heterodera avenae
H. rostochiensis

SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Heterodera cacti
A. punctata

TAHITI:

Diplodia coccocarpa

THAILAND:
+Phoma acicola
tRhizosphaera pini
Xanthomonas citri
TRINIDAD:
Uredo epidendri
U. oncidii
UNKNOWN:
Cryptospora longispora
Elsinoe australis
Phoma citricarpa
Septoria citri
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo oncidii
Uromyces fabae
Xanthomonas citri
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
URUGUAY:
Elsinoe australis
VENEZUELA:
{Puccinia thaliae
VIETNAM:
Xanthomonas citri
WEST PACIFIC:
Phoma citricarpa

A dagger (t) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger ({) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

yy U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1962—623853

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Issued April 1963

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION
WASHINGTON 25, D.C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

(Pests Recorded From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962)

Compiled by
Bessie C. Mumford
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This 49th interception list summarizes records of plant pests found
in, on, or with plants, plant products, baggage, cargo, mail, and means
of conveyance (1) imported into or entering the United States or its
possessions, (2) offered for entry but refused, (3) in quarters and stores
of planes and ships, (4) offered for entry for immediate transportation
and exportation in bond, (5) in domestic shipments to the mainland
from the States of Alaska and Hawaii, the American Virgin Islands,
the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, and other offshore posses-
sions, or (6) in preclearance inspection in the Bahamas and Bermuda.

The pests listed include insects, mites, snails, bacteria, fungi, nema-
todes, and viruses of known or potential plant quarantine significance
to the United States. Some common organisms are included if they
are new to the country of origin or the host plant or are of limited
distribution in this country.

The data for this list include identifications received during the
fiscal year 1962 and represent some interceptions made during pre-
vious years, since occasionally determinations are delayed because of
heavy work loads or lack of specialists for certain types of organisms.
Most identifications are made by specialists of the Entomology Re-
search Division, the Plant Quarantine Division (both of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture), and the U.S. National Museum, although
collaborating State officials identify many pests intercepted in Cali-
fornia. Snail identifications are made by taxonomists in the Division
of Mollusks of the U.S. National Museum. Some critical studies and
determinations are made by specialists of the Crops Research Division.
Many host plants are identified by workers in the Department of
Botany of the Smithsonian Institution.

Scientific names of insects and diseases are reviewed by specialists
of the Plant Quarantine Division, who also assist in preparing the list.
Nematode names are checked in Nematology Investigations and host
names are reviewed in the New Crops Research Branch. Every
effort is made to conform to the International Rules of Nomenclature.

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However, in the disease tabulation the name of the stage found is
often listed rather than the perfect stage. Family names are listed
with the insects in the tabulation and orders are shown in the host list.
Classes of the diseases are given in the disease host list.

Pests determined only to family are not usually recorded unless they
are fruit flies, new species, or of some special significance. Snails not
identified to species are not recorded.

NOTES ON PESTS INTERCEPTED

The total number of interceptions for the fiscal year 1962 was
33,033, as compared with 25,575 the previous year. This does not
include certain common pests which are widespread in this country
and are no longer recorded. Of the total, 10,921 were considered
important enough to be reported in this list. This figure includes the
incompletely determined pests which were significant.

Airborne Material

Interceptions of pests arriving by air totaled 10,005, of which 8,625
were insects or snails and 1,380 were diseases or nematodes. There
were 311 interceptions of significant insects found as stowaways on
airplanes. Among the important pests arriving by air were 27 inter-
ceptions of the European cherry fruit fly, 105 of the Mediterranean
fruit fly, 7 of the Mexican fruit fly, 34 of the olive fruit fly, 15 of the
oriental fruit fly, 29 of the pink bollworm, 119 of the West Indian
fruit fly, 224 of the black spot of citrus, 112 of citrus canker, 78 of
the sweet orange scab, and 35 of the golden nematode.

FRUIT FLIES

A total of 473 fruit fly interceptions were identified to species as follows:

Anastrepha ludens, the Mexican fruit fly, was intercepted 76 times; 75 were from
Mexico and 1 from Guatemala. The hosts were grapefruit, lime, mango, pear,
quince, sour orange, sweet orange, and white sapote.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans, the West Indian fruit fly (145 times), in guava,
mango, purple mombin, rose-apple, sweet orange, tropical almond, and yellow
mombin from Barbados, British Honduras, Costa Rica, Curacao, Dominican
Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Puerto Rico, and Venezuela.

Anastrepha serpentina (3 times) in mamey sapote and sapodilla in air baggage
from El Salvador.

Anastrepha suspensa (3 times) in guava in air baggage from Jamaica and bag-
gage from Puerto Rico.

Ceratitis capitata, the Mediterranean fruit fly (140 times), in apple, Arabian
coffee berry, Cattley guava, Coffea sp. berry, fig, grape, grapefruit, lemon, loquat,
Mandarin orange, mountainash fruit, nectarine, peach, pear, pepper, persimmon,
plum, pomegranate, pricklypear, quince, rosaceous fruit, sweet orange, and
tropical almond. Countries of origin were Argentina, Azores, Brazil, Cyprus,
Greece, Hawaii, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, United Arab
Republic, and an unknown origin. C. capitata(?)(10 times) in Arabian coffee
berry, Coffea sp. berry, grapefruit, kaki persimmon, pummelo, screwpine lei, and
sweet orange from Argentina, Ethiopia, Hawaii, Italy, Peru(?), and Spain.

Ceratitis colae (once) in Coffea sp. berry in airmail from Ethiopia.

Dacus dorsalis, the oriental fruit fly (20 times), in banana, breadfruit, guava,
mango, orange-jasmine fruit, papaya, and tropical almond from Guam, Hawaii,
and the Philippines. D. dorsalis(?)(8 times) in guava, Malay-apple, and tropical
almond from Hawaii and an unknown origin.

Dacus oleae, the olive fruit fly (43 times), in olive in air baggage and baggage
from Cyprus, Italy, Lebanon, Spain, and Syria.

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Rhagoletis cerasi, the European cherry fruit fly (28 times), in cherry in air bag-
gage, air stores, and stores from Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain,
and an unknown origin.

Toxotrypana curvicauda (once) in papaya in aircargo from Puerto Rico.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following insect interceptions are of particular significance:

Acrolepia assectella (Hyponomeutidae) in leek in stores from Denmark, France,
Italy, Netherlands, Norway, and Spain; with miscellaneous stores from France;
and in onion in air baggage from France.

Adoretus sinicus (Scarabaeidae) as stowaway on airplane, on copperleaf plant,
baggage, flowers, mango, and orchid in air baggage from Hawaii.

Adoxophyes reticulana (=A. orana) (Tortricidae) on cut lilac in aircargo from
the Netherlands.

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Aleyrodidae), the citrus blackfly (10 times), on Citrus
sp. leaf in air baggage from Ecuador and baggage and cargo from Mexico, on lime
leaf in baggage and cargo from Mexico, and on sweet orange leaf in baggage from
Mexico.

Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Aleyrodidae) on camellia leaf in airmail from Japan.

Ancylostomia stercorea (Phycitidae) in bean, on bromeliad leaf, in chickpea,
pea, and pigeonpea. Countries of origin were the Canal Zone, Dominican Re-
public, Ecuador, El Salvador, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, St. Kitts, St.
Martin, and Tortola.

Arge similis (Argidae) on Rhododendron sp. cutting and torch azalea plant in
airmail from Japan.

Argyresthia conjugella (Hyponomeutidae) in apple in air baggage from Norway
and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and in mountainash berry in air
baggage from England, Norway, and Scotland.

Aspidiotus destructor (Coccidae) on arrowroot leaf in airmail from Panama; on
coconut in air baggage from the Bahamas, baggage from the American Virgin
Islands, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama, quarters from the Cayman Islands,
and stores from Costa Rica; on kentia palm leaf in stores from Japan; on plum in
baggage from Mexico; and on tropical almond in baggage from Jamaica.

Austrotortrix postvittana (Tortricidae) in airplane from New Zealand.

Blastodacna atra (Cosmopterigidae) in apple in air stores from an unknown
origin and in baggage from Poland.

Brachycerus albidentatus (Curculionidae) in garlic in baggage from Italy.

Bruchus tristis (Bruchidae) in grass peavine seed in baggage from Italy and in
lupine seed in air baggage from the Azores.

Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Tortricidae) on cut carnation in airmail from an
unknown origin, on miscellaneous plant material in aircargo from France. and on
pomegranate in air baggage and baggage from Italy.

Carposina niponensis (Carposinidae) in apple in air stores, quarters, and stores
and in pear in air baggage from Japan.

Ceroplastes rubens (Coccidae) on cibotium fern in mail from Hawaii, on maile
aye leaf in baggage from Hawaii, and on polypody fern in air baggage from

ahiti.

Chilo suppressalis (Crambidae), the Asiatic rice borer (18 times), with aircargo
from Japan and in rice straw in air baggage from Japan and Spain, baggage from
the Philippines, Spain, and an unknown origin, and in cargo, mail, and stores
from Japan.

Cladius pectinicornis (Tenthredinidae) on cut roses in air baggage from Den-
mark, England, and Germany and air stores from the Netherlands; on rose cutting
in at baggage from England; and in soil with holly plant in baggage from Switzer-
land.

Coccus viridis (Coccidae) (151 times) on Alpinia purpurata, alstonia leaf, Arabian
coffee berry, Brazil peppertree, Citrus sp. leaf, frangipani, gardenia, ixora, lime-
berry leaf, and tuberose from Fiji, Hawaii, New Guinea, and Tahiti.
Noe aguacatae (Curculionidae) (11 times) in avocado in baggage from

exico.

Coptotermes testaceus (Rhinotermitidae) in jacaranda log in cargo from Brazil.

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Phycitidae) in grape in air baggage from Italy; in pome-
granate in air baggage from France, Israel, and Italy and baggage from Greece
and Italy; and in sweet orange in aircargo from Italy, air stores from Spain and
an unknown origin, and stores from Spain.

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Cryptophlebia leucotreta (Olethreutidae) in Arabian coffee in mail from Ethiopia
and in sweet orange in stores from the Republic of South Africa.

Curculio elephas (Curculionidae) (121 times) in chestnut in air baggage, baggage,
cargo, and mail from Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Yugoslavia; in cork oak
seed in mail from Spain; and in oak seed in air baggage from Italy.

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in air baggage
from Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Haiti(?), baggage from Antigua, cargo from
the Dominican Republic, quarters from Trinidad, and stores from Cuba, Domini-
can Republic, and Venezuela.

Cylas puncticollis in sweetpotato in cargo from Sierra Leone.

Dialeurodes kirkaldyt (Aleyrodidae) on Arabian jasmine leaf in air baggage,
baggage, and mail from Hawaii; on gardenia leaf in air baggage from Tahiti; and
on jasmine leaf in baggage from the Philippines.

Diatraea magnifactella (Crambidae) in surgarcane node in baggage from Mexico.

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Pyraustidae) on pine tree in baggage from Japan.
eon aporema (Olethreutidae) in string bean in baggage and stores from

exico.

Euscepes postfasciatus (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in air baggage from
Puerto Rico, baggage from Hawaii, and stores from Brazil, Peru, and Trinidad.

Bvergeans forficalis (Pyraustidae) in cabbage in stores from France, Germany,
and Italy.

Frankliniella formosae (Thripidae) (53 times) on carnation, chrysanthemum,
cyclamen, fairybells, flowers, gardenia, lychee, rice, roses, and screwpine. Coun-
tries of origin were American Samoa, Formosa, Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa,
Philippines, and an unknown origin.

Frankliniella intonsa (Thripidae)(15 times) on carnation, flowers, gladiolus,
nursery stock, roses, and in soil with primrose plant from England, France, Ger-
many, Iceland, Israel, Netherlands, and unknown origin, and Yugoslavia.

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Gelechiidae) in beet in stores from the United Arab
Republic, with stores by air from Italy, and in Swiss chard in stores from Italy.

Grapholitha funebrana (Olethreutidae) in plum in air baggage from Czechoslo-
vakia and Poland.

Grapholitha janthiana (Olethreutidae) in apple in air baggage from Hungary.

Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Olethreutidae) in sweet orange in air stores from
an unknown origin and stores from Colombia.

Harmolita ips (Kurytomidae) in straw packing in cargo from France.

Lampides boeticus (Lycaenidae) in agati sesbania in air baggage andin mauna
loa lei in air baggage, baggage, and quarters from Hawaii; and in pea in stores
from Japan.

Laspeyresia araucaria (Olethreutidae) in Araucaria sp. seed in airmail and in
Norfolk-Island-pine seed in air baggage and aircargo from Brazil and in parana
araucaria seed in aircargo from Argentina.

Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in stores from West Africa.

Leucoptera scitella (Lyonetiidae) with apple in air stores from England and stores
from Italy.

Lizus gunci (Curculionidae) in beet in stores from the United Arab Republic.

Lobesia botrana (Olethreutidae) in grape in air baggage from England, Italy,
and Lebanon.

Mamestra brassicae (Noctuidae) on cabbage in stores from France, Italy, and
the Netherlands; on cauliflower in stores from France and Italy; on Chinese cab-
bage in stores from Japan; on lettuce in stores from Germany; and on Swiss
chard in stores from Italy.

Maruca testulalis (Pyraustidae) in hyacinth bean in air baggage from Trinidad;
in mauna loa flowers in air baggage and baggage from Hawaii; in Phaseolus sp.
in stores from Angola; in pigeonpea in air baggage from the Dominican Republic
and Grenada and in aircargo, airmail, and cargo from Puerto Rico; in sesbania in
air baggage and baggage from Hawaii; in string bean in air baggage and cargo
from Puerto Rico and stores from Brazil, Japan, Puerto Rico, and Surinam; and
in Strongylodon macrobotrys in air baggage from the Philippines.

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Olethreutidae) in string bean in stores from Japan.

Melolontha melolontha (Scarabaeidae) (5 times) as stowaway on airplane from
France and Switzerland.

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in air baggage from Brazil,
naranjilla in air baggage from Colombia, and in tomato in cargo from Mexico.

Oulema melanopa (Chrysomelidae) with cabbage in stores from Italy.

Parlatoria zizyphus (Coccidae) (55 times) on Citrus sp. leaf, grapefruit, lemon,

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 5

lime, Mandarin orange, pummelo, and sweet orange. Countries of origin were
Algeria, British Guiana, China, Formosa, France, Guam, Hawaii, Hong Kong,
Iran, Italy, Japan, Okinawa, Philippines, Republic of the Congo, Thailand,
Tunisia, and an unknown origin.

Pectinophora gossypiella (Gelechiidae), the pink bollworm (59 times), in bale
of cotton in aircargo from Puerto Rico; in cotton boll in air baggage from
Antigua, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Cuba, Hawaii, and Turkey, baggage
and quarters from Mexico, and mail from Hawaii; in cotton lint in quarters
from Mexico; in cottonseed in aircargo and mail from India, baggage and quarters
from Mexico, and cargo from Pakistan and Thailand; in okra pod in air baggage
from Barbados, Dominican Republic, and Haiti, aireargo from Jamaica, and stores
from the Dominican Republic; in seed cotton in aircargo from Pakistan and cargo
and quarters from Mexico; in seed of Sea Island cotton in air baggage from Hawaii;
and in seed of Upland cotton in quarters from Mexico.

Petrova cristata (Olethreutidae) in Japanese black pine cone in stores from Japan.

Pieris brassicae (Pieridae) (14 times) in cabbage in stores from the Azores, Bel-
gium, and Italy; in cauliflower in stores from Germany and Italy; and with military
cargo from Italy.

Prays oleellus (Hyponomeutidae) in olive in air baggage from Italy, Lebanon,
and Syria and aircargo from Italy.

Prodenia litura (Noctuidae) in airplane from the West Pacific, on flowers in air
quarters from Formosa, on gladiolus in air baggage from Japan, and in pepper in
stores from Israel.
pee Menus populi (Curculionidae) on cut lilac in aireargo from the Nether-
ands.

Sesamia cretica (Noctuidae), the durra stem borer (8 times), in broomeorn in
ayy basrace from France and Greece, baggage from Italy, and cargo from Greece
and Italy.

Stenoma catenifer (Stenomidae) (385 times) in avocado in air baggage from British
Honduras, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama,
and Venezuela, aircargo from Mexico and Panama, baggage from Honduras,
Mexico, and Panama, quarters from Ecuador, and stores from Colombia, Ecuador,
and Panama.

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thripidae) (18 times) on autumn lycoris, shorttube lycoris,
and Lycoris sp. bulbs in cargo from Japan; on polyanthus narcissus in air baggage
from Hong Kong; and on snapdragon in air baggage from Japan.

Tetranychus viennensis (Tetranychidae) on apple in air baggage from Poland.

Thrips major (Thripidae) on carnation in aircargo from Italy; on China aster in
air baggage from the Netherlands; on mixed flowers in air baggage from England
and air quarters from England, Turkey, and an unknown origin; on nursery stock
in cargo from the Netherlands; and on roses in air baggage from Denmark,
England, and Poland.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae), the khapra beetle (249 times), with
bagging (including new and used burlap and wrappers on various cargo shipments
and stores), in bean, in cargo hold of ship, in cinnamon quills, corn seed (in mail),
cumin seed, debris, grain residue, guar gum, gum arabic, gum ghatti, karaya gum,
mangrove bark, myrobalan, pea, peanut, pigeonpea, rice, soybean, turmeric,
various dry stores, and wheat flour and straw. Countries of origin were Belgium,
Ceylon, China, England, Formosa, France, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia,
Tran, Italy, Korea, Kuwait, Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, Senegal, Sierra Leone,
Singapore, Sudan, Tanganyika, Thailand, United Arab Republic, an unknown
origin, and West Africa.

Udea ferrugalis (Pyraustidae) on cabbage in stores from Portugal, on cauliflower
in stores from England, on celery in stores from France, on geranium leaf in air
baggage from Portugal, and on zucchini squash in stores from Italy.

Unaspis yanonensis (Coccidae), the yanone scale (356 times), on calamondin
orange, Citrus sp., grapefruit, ichandarin, lemon, lime, King orange, Mandarin
orange, pummelo, sour orange, sweet orange, and tangelo. Countries of origin
were Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Philippines, and an unknown origin.

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Crambidae) in corn in air baggage from Guatemala
and air stores from the Bahamas.

SNAILS

The following snail interceptions are of special interest:
Achatina fulica (10 times) in air baggage from Hawaii and with military
cargo from Okinawa.

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Archachatina marginata in aircargo from Spain.

Arianta arbustorum in soil with rose plant in mail from Germany and on straw-
berry plant in aircargo from the Netherlands.

Bradybaena similaris (7 times) on Anthurium sp. flower, fern asparagus, and
ginger root in mail from Hawaii; and with snapdragon flower and unidentified
plant in air baggage from Bermuda.

Cochlicella barbara (26 times) on common four-o’clock seed in cargo from
France; on military cargo from Italy, Libya, Morocco, and Spain; and in soil in
baggage from Italy.

Cochlicella conoidea on military cargo from Spain.

Cochlicella ventrosa (16 times) on broccoli seed in baggage from Italy; on cedar
block in stores from Bermuda; on military cargo from the Azores, Italy, Morocco,
Spain, and Turkey; and in soil with unidentified plant in air baggage from Bermuda.

Fourteen species of Helicella were intercepted a total of 75 times on automobile,
baggage, general cargo, military cargo, soil, and various plant material from the
Azores, Cuba, England, France, Greece, Italy, Spain, Turkey, and an unknown
origin.

Monacha cantiana with unidentified plants in cargo from Germany.

Monacha carthustana on sainfoin seed in baggage from Italy.

Monacha oliviert with military cargo from Turkey.

Rumina decollata on palm seed in baggage from Mexico and in soil with unidenti-
fied plant in air baggage from Bermuda and baggage from Mexico.

Sculptaria retisculpta on Myrothamnus flabellifolia plant in aircargo from the
Republic of the Congo.

Subulina octona (15 times) on military cargo from Libya; on orchid plant in
air baggage from British Honduras, aircargo from British Honduras, Colombia,
and Jamaica, baggage from Jamaica, and cargo from Mexico; in soil with coleus
plant in air baggage from Honduras; in soil with croton plant in air baggage from
Jamaica; in soil with Dieffenbachia sp. plant in baggage from Puerto Rico; and in
soil with unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Theba pisana, the Mediterranean land snail (82 times), on automobile, in air
baggage, on general cargo and military cargo; on cipollino, flowers, herb, mollusk,
rose, rosemary, and various plant material in air baggage, aircargo, and cargo;
and on cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, miscellaneous stores, parsley, and potato in
stores. Countries of origin were the Azores, Cuba, France, Israel, Italy, Libya,
Morocco, Spain, and an unknown origin.

Theba planata on military cargo from Spain.

Veronicella moreleti on banana in cargo from Honduras and on Chamaedorea
sp. palm leaf in aircargo from Mexico.

Other snails of potential economic importance were: Bulimulus fraterculus, B.
hepatostomus, B. unicolor, Capillifera plebeia, Cecilioides acicula, C. aperta, Cepaea
nemoralis, Helicina neritella, H. substriata, H. zephyrina, Helix aspersa, H. cincta,
H. leucorum, H. pomatia, Lamellaxis gracilis, Limax marginatus, Neocyclotus
dysoni cooket, Otala lactea, O. vermiculata, and Oxychilus alliarius.

DISEASES

Elsinoe australis, the sweet orange scab, was intercepted 213 times; 129 from
Brazil, 64 from Argentina, 13 from an unknown origin, 4 from Paraguay, and 3
from Uruguay. ‘The hosts were Citrus reticulata hybrid, grapefruit, lemon, lime,
Mandarin orange, sweet orange, and tangor.

Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa, the black spot of citrus, was intercepted 464
times; 95 from Japan, 91 from Hong Kong, 83 from the Republic of South Africa,
63 from Australia, 44 from an unknown origin, 36 from China, 18 from Formosa,
7 from Asia (country(?)), 5 each from Brazil and the Philippines, 4 from Tahiti(?),
3 from Okinawa, 2 each from Argentina and Korea, and 1 each from the Federa-
tion of Malaya, Macao, Mozambique, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The
hosts were Citrus sp., Fortunella sp.(?), grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange,
pummelo, sour orange, sweet orange, and tangelo.

Xanthomonas citri, citrus canker, was intercepted 271 times; 217 from Japan,
20 from Hong Kong, 10 from India, 9 from an unknown origin, 5 from China, 4
from Thailand, 2 from Formosa, and 1 each from Afghanistan, the Federation of
Malaya, Guam, and Indonesia. The hosts were Citrus aurantium X C. reticulata,
Citrus sp., grapefruit, ichandarin, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour
orange, sweet orange, tangelo, tangor, and “‘yuzu.”

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Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) was intercepted 17 times; 10 from Argentina,
5 from an unknown origin, and 1 each from Brazil an Uruguay. The hosts
were lemon, Mandarin orange, and sweet orange.

Other pathogens of special interest are:

Ascochyta armoraciae on horseradish tops in stores from Germany. Not reported
from the United States as far as is known.

Coniothyrium trabutit on geranium leaf in baggage from Mexico. No reports
from there as far as known.

Diaporthe camelliae on camellia twig in airmail from New Zealand.

Didymascella thujina on leaf of arborvitae plant in baggage from Canada.

Elsinoe piri (Sphaceloma stage) on apple in stores from Spain.

Gymnosporangium cornutum on European mountain ash leaf in air baggage
from Finland and baggage from Norway.

Gymnosporangium haraeanum on pyramid Chinese juniper in air baggage and
cargo from Japan.

Macrophoma dalmatica on olives in air baggage from Lebanon.

Phomopsts cedrelae on cigarbox cedrela seed and pod in aircargo from Dominica.

Phyllosticta bromeliae on bromeliad in baggage from Mexico.

Puccinia abyssinica on Jasminum abyssinicum leaf in mail from Ethiopia.

Puccinia tridis on iris leaf in air baggage from Bermuda and aircargo from Haiti.

Pythium intermedium, P. mamillatum, P. salpingophorum, and P. ultimum on
roots of trees in aircargo from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
: Rhytisma tlicis-latifoliae (Melasmia stage) on Ilex integra leaf in airmail from

apan.
_ Septoria minimum on anthurium leaf in airmail from France and mail from the

Netherlands.

Sphaceloma fawcettit var. scabiosa (10 times) on lemon in air stores, quarters, and
stores from Australia.

Sphaceloma punicae on pomegranate in air baggage from the Dominican Repub-
lic. New locality for this fungus.

Sphaceloma rosarum on rose leaf in air baggage from England and Germany.

Sphaceloma spondiadis(?) on vi-apple in baggage from Puerto Rico.

Sphaerophragmium acaciae on Lebbek albizzia leaf in baggage from the Bahamas.

Thecaphora solani on Solanum stoloniferum tuber in baggage from Mexico.

Uredo nidularit on bromeliad leaf in air baggage from Colombia and aircargo
from Costa Rica; and on tillandsia leaf in aircargo from Mexico and Panama.

Uromyces fabae on lentil in airmail and mail from Chile.

CORRECTION: The 1960 list showed Pucciniastrum arcticum Tranz. on Rubus
chamaemorus from Norway. This has now been identified as Melampsoridium
betulinum (Fr.) Kleb. on Betula odorata.

NEMATODES

Aphelenchoides fragariae in bletilla orchid in cargo from Japan.

Aphelenchoides subtenuis in narcissus in cargo from Italy.

Criconema celetum in soil with anthurium plants in baggage from Mexico.

Criconemoides curvatum in soil with begonia in baggage from Argentina and in
soil with unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Criconemoides mutabile in soil with carpetgrass, philodendron, pine seedling,
and treebine in baggage from Mexico.

Criconemoides peruense in soil with begonia in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus destructor in autumn-crocus and Blushing Bride dwarf gladiolus in
cargo from the Netherlands.

Ditylenchus dipsact in garlic in cargo from Mexico; and in narcissus bulb in
mail and onion sets in baggage from England.

Helicotylenchus buxophilus in soil with euonymus plant in baggage from Mexico.

Helicotylenchus dihystera in Indiarubber fig plant in baggage from Brazil; in
soil with begonia plant in air baggage from the Azores and baggage from Argentina;
in soil with azalea, balsam, caladium, citrus, common rue, and euphorbia plants,
lily bulb, peach tree, portulaca, sansevieria, spiderwort, and succulent plants in
baggage from Mexico; and in soil with unidentified plant in air baggage from Eng-
and.

Helicotylenchus nannus in Aglaonema sp. root in aircargo, in soil with begonia,
fern, hydrangea, and mint plants in baggage, and in soil with chestnut dioon

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plants in cargo from Mexico; and in soil with common swordfern and Sprenger
asparagus in baggage from Italy.

Heterodera avenae, the oat nematode (13 times), in soil sample in air baggage
from Germany and in soil with the following: Automobiles in cargo from England
and Germany, cactus plant in air baggage from Germany, dasheen in cargo from
the Azores, garlic in cargo from Italy, larch tree and polypody fern in baggage from
Austria, military cargo by air from England and France, peach tree in baggage
from Italy, and potato in stores from the Canary Islands.

Heterodera cacti (75 times) in soil sample and in soil with amaryllis bulb, begonia,
bougainvillea, cactus, covers on cotton bales, dahlia roots, euphorbia, garlic,
geranium, Indiarubber fig plant, lily bulb, potato, portulaca, pricklypear, railway
car, spiderwort, and tractor from the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Costa
Rica, England, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Peru, and Sweden.

Heterodera humult in soil with hops in aircargo from Germany.

Heterodera punctata (47 times) in soil sample, soil with army tanks, automobiles,
celery, dasheen, lily bulb, military cargo, mudbird nest, potato, semi-trailer, and
the following plants: Banana, begonia, cactus, geranium, Indiarubber fig, lavender,
lily, philodendron, primrose, sequoia, shamrock, stonecrop, unidentified, and
violet. Countries of origin were Argentina, Belgium, England, Germany, Ireland,
Italy, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, an unknown
origin, and Wales.

Heterodera rostochiensis, the golden nematode (83 times), in soil sample and in
soil with the following: African-violet, aroid plant, automobiles, beet, cactus,
celery, coleus, conifer plant, dahlia roots, geranium cutting and plant, gladiolus
corm, heather plant, horseradish, ivy plant, lavender plant, lilac plant, lily-of-the-
valley pips, onion sets, Jerusalem cherry plant, oxalis, potato, primrose, Ribes sp.,
shamrock, soapberry plant, Solanum andigena, spearmint, Sprenger asparayus,
stonecrop, strawberry plant, tree fern log, tuberose, turnip, unidentified bulb and
plant, and violet plant. Countries of origin were Denmark, England, France, Ger-
many, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Scotland, Sweden, and an un-
known origin.

Hoplolaimus uniformis in soil with celeriac in stores from the Netherlands.

The rootknot nematodes, Meloidogyne arenaria, M. arenaria arenaria, M.
arenaria thamest, M. hapla, M. incognita, M. incognita acrita, M. incognita incog-
nita (first interception), M. javanica, and M. javanica javanica (first interception)
were intercepted a total of 156 times from Argentina, Azores, Brazil, Canal Zone,
Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, England, France, Ger-
many, Guatemala, India,! Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, Nether-
lands, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Republic of South Africa, Sierra Leone, Spain,
Switzerland, Tahiti, Trinidad, and West Africa. The hosts were roots of various
flowers, ornamental plants, and vegetables.

Pratylenchus coffeae in dahlia roots in mail from Australia, in soil with common
rue in baggage from Mexico, and in yam in air baggage from Jamaica.

Pratylenchus penetrans in clematis and toadlily roots in aircargo and in goldenray
roots in cargo from the Netherlands.

Pratylenchus scribnert in apple root stock in cargo from Canada.
pen Pies similis in flamingo anthurium and in ginger plant in mail from

awaii.

Rotylenchus robustus in soil with celeriac in stores from the Netherlands and in
soil with unidentified plants in air baggage from the Azores and Germany.

Scutellonema brachyurum in amaryllis bulb and crassula plant in baggage from
Mexico; Indiarubber fig plant in baggage from Brazil; in soil with kalanchoe in
air baggage from Guatemala; and in soil with common rue, philodendron, and
unidentified bulbs and plants in baggage from Mexico.

Scutellonema bradys in yam root in air baggage from Cuba.

Tylenchorhynchus acti in soil with cactus plant in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus in soil with begonia, lemongrass, and spiderwort
plants in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus claytont in soil with common swordfern and Sprenger aspara-
gus in baggage from Italy.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

It is not always possible to complete a determination as to species,
due to the stage or condition of the insect or pathogen when inter-

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cepted or the fact that it may be undescribed. Many of these pests
are of potential economic importance, unreported from the country of
origin or the United States, or new to the host plant. Some of the
significant ones are included in this writeup, but not in the tabulation
except in the summary. ‘This year there were 3,223 insects, 357 dis-
eases, and 936 nematodes, or a total of 4,516 incompletely determined
interceptions considered important enough to record.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED FRUIT FLIES

There were 186 incompletely determined fruit fly interceptions as follows:

Anastrepha sp., possibly ludens (7 times) in apple, lime, mango, sapote, and sweet
orange in baggage, and in grapefruit in stores from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly mombinpraeoptans (27 times), in grapefruit in stores
from Costa Rica; in guava in air baggage from Guatemala, baggage from Mexico,
and cargo from Tortola; in mango in air baggage from the Bahamas, Colombia,
Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, and Nicara-
gua, in airmail from Jamaica, baggage from Mexico and Panama, and in cargo
and stores from the Dominican Republic; in purple mombin in air baggage from
Guatemala and Panama; and in Spondias sp. in air baggage from Nicaragua.

Anastrepha sp., possibly serpentina (twice), in cainito star-apple in air baggage
from El Salvador and in mamey sapote in baggage from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly striata (13 times), in guava in air baggage from Costa
Rica and El Salvador and in baggage and mail from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly suspensa (13 times), in guava in air baggage from the
Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and in airmail and baggage from Puerto

ico.

Anastrepha sp. (89 times) in Annona sp., apple, Arabian coffee berry, cherimoya,
giant granadilla, grapefruit, guava, ilama, loquat, Mandarin orange, mango,
peach, pear, pummelo, purple mombin, rose-apple, sapodilla, sapote, sour lime,
Spondias sp., star-apple, sweet orange, tropical almond, and yellow mombin.
Countries of origin were: Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican
Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nica-
ragua, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Tortola, Trinidad, an unknown origin, and
Venezuela.

Dacus sp., prob. dorsalis (once), in mango in air baggage from Hawaii.

Dacus sp. (twice) in pepper in mail from Thailand and in sapodilla in air stores
from Guam. Dacus sp. (?) (8 times) in avocado in air baggage from Tahiti,
grapefruit in stores from the Republic of South Africa, and sapodilla in air stores
from the Philippines.

Euleia sp., probably heraclez (L.) (once), in parsley in stores from Spain.

Paroxyna s. 1. sp., possibly Dioxyna sororcula (Wied.) (twice), on Osteospermum
muricatum and O. thodei seed in mail from the Republic of South Africa.

: Rhagoletis sp., probably alternata (Fall.) (once), in rose hips in air baggage from
taly.

Rhagoletis sp. (4 times) in apple and hawthorn fruit in baggage from Mexico.
Rhagoletis sp.(?) (3 times) in peach and redhaw fruit in baggage from Mexico and
in Tartarian honeysuckle seed in cargo from Italy.

Tephritidae (15 times) in carnation in air quarters from an unknown origin,
in chayote in stores from the Dominican Republic, in chupa-chupa fruit in air
baggage from Ecuador, dwarf banana in air baggage from Hawaii, with flower
pot in baggage from Mexico, in galangal flower in air quarters from an unknown
origin, in giantreed node in baggage from Italy, in grapefruit in stores from the
Republic of South Africa, in lychee nut and mango in air baggage from Vietnam(?),
in peach in air baggage from Venezuela, in pear in air baggage from England, in
sphagnum moss with ginseng root in air baggage from Korea, and in Turkterebinth
pistache in air baggage from Greece. Tephritidae(?) (once) in pomegranate in
air baggage from Argentina.

Trupanea sp. (once) adults with marigolds in air quarters from Mexico. Tru-
panea sp.(?) (once) in flowering head of encelia in baggage from Mexico.

671460—63—— 3

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INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

The following incompletely determined insects, other than fruit flies, are of
special interest:

Aleyrodidae, Aleurodicinae, new genus near Alewrodicus, n. sp., on Hpidendrum
spp. leaf in aircargo from Honduras and cargo from Mexico; on Laelia anceps leaf
in cargo from Mexico; on Odontoglossum grande leaf in air baggage from Guatemala;
on Oncidiwm spp. leaf in aircargo and cargo from Mexico; and on orchid leaf in
air baggage from Guatemala and Honduras, aireargo from the Canal Zone, Guate-
mala, Honduras, and Mexico, airmail from the Canal Zone, and baggage and
cargo from Mexico.

Alsophila sp. (Geometridae) on Prunus sp. branch in air baggage from Japan.

Anaulacomera sp. (Tettigoniidae), a distinctive species useful to the U.S.
National Museum Collection, on orchid in aireargo from Peru.

Aphidae, Panaphini, genus and species undescribed, on pine twig in air baggage
from Italy. No description found of a species on pine resembling this.

Blastodacna sp., near or atra (Cosmopterygidae), on apple in air stores from an
unknown origin, probably Spain.

Brachyrhinus sp. (Curculionidae) on Siebold stonecrop roots in baggage from
Switzerland, in soil with herbs in baggage from Italy, and in soil with larch in
baggage from Austria.

Ceutorhynchus sp., probably plewrostigma (Curculionidae), in rutabaga root in
ear ee. from Germany and in turnip root in stores from Belgium, England, and

rance.

Cnephasia sp. (Tortricidae) on gentian bloom in mail from Switzerland, on
lettuce in stores from France, on parsley in stores from Japan, and on strawberry
plant in aircargo from France.

# Clenicera sp (Elateridae) in soil with unidentified plant in air baggage from
oland.

Diaprepes sp., probably abbreviatus (L.) (Curculionidae), in yam in cargo from
Puerto Rico.

Epicaerus sp., possibly cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae), in potato in baggage
and stores from Mexico.

“Hulia’”’ sp. (Tortricidae) in pear in aircargo from Ecuador.
keeieon hore sp., near or bigella Zell. (Phycitidae), in quince in baggage from

reece.

Gnorimoschema sp., near or borsaniella (Gelechiidae), in pepper in air baggage
from Peru and stores from Argentina.

Grapholitha sp., probably funebrana (Olethreutidae), in plum in air baggage from
Czechoslovakia and Italy and air stores from France.

Gymnandrosoma sp., near or aurantianum (Olethreutidae), in guava in air bag-
gage from Colombia and in cacao pod in baggage from Bermuda and Trinidad.

Harmolita sp. (Eurytomidae) on esparto needlegrass and unidentified straw in
cargo from Italy.

Heilipus sp., probably laurt Boh. (Curculionidae), in avocado seed in air baggage
from Costa Rica.

Heliothis sp., probably armigera (Noctuidae), on carnation flower in aircargo
from France and Spain, on gladiolus flower in air quarters from France, and on
strawflower in air baggage and airmail from the Philippines.

Homothrips sp., probably distinctus (Thripidae), on protea flower in aircargo
from the Republic of South Africa.

Hoplandrothrips, undescribed species (Phlaeothripidae), on Davallia mariesiz
fern rhizome in cargo from Japan.

Hyperodes sp. (Curculionidae) in carrot in stores from Argentina. Hyperodes
sp., or near, on burhead plant in aircargo from Peru.

Ips sp., apparently a species not established in the United States (Scolytidae),
in pine bark of crate and in unidentified wood of crate in cargo from Italy.

Leucoptera sp., probably lustratella H.-S. (Lyonetiidae), with apple in stores
from Italy.

Lixus sp., possibly junct (Curculionidae), in beet root in stores from the United
Arab Republic.

Lygaeidae, genus and species not in the U.S. National Museum, in airplane from
an unknown origin; in cape-marigold seed in airmail from the Republic of South
Africa; on Dianthus sp. flower in air baggage from Mexico; on garden asparagus
in aircargo from New Zealand; on mixed cut flowers in air baggage from the Repub-
lic of South Africa;in okra seed in mail from Nigeria; on orchid in aircargo from

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 dh

Brazil, Honduras, and India and airmail from the Canal Zone; and in soil with
European grape plant in mail from Italy.

Melanotus sp. (Elateridae) on orchid plant in airmail from Antigua; and on
rosemary plant and in soil with amaryllis bulb in air baggage from Italy.

Odontaleyrodes sp., apparently undescribed (Aleyrodidae), on Argostemma sp.
leaf in aircargo from Indonesia.

Olethreutidae, probably Cryptophlebia sp., in grapefruit in stores from the
Republic of South Africa, in mango seed in air stores from Thailand, and in sweet
orange in air baggage from Guinea.

Pantomorus sp. (Curculionidae) on lemongrass in baggage from Mexico and in
soil with Indiarubber fig plant in baggage from Brazil.

Phycitidae, presumably Myelois group but does not match any material in the
U.S. National Museum, in Ivorycoast cherry-orange in airmail from the Republic
of the Congo.

Phyllocoptes n. sp. (Eriophyidae), an interesting form, on soursop fruit in air
baggage from Costa Rica. Phyllocoptes sp., apparently n. sp., not assignable to
any known apple eriophyid, on apple in air stores from Honduras.

Phyllotreta sp., possibly undulata Kutsch. (Chrysomelidae), on cabbage in stores
from England.

Phytomyza sp., probably rufipes (Agromyzidae), on cauliflower in stores from
France and the Netherlands and on radish in air stores from an unknown origin.

Prays sp., near or endocarpa Meyr. (Hyponomeutidae), in grapefruit in air
baggage and Mandarin orange in air stores from the Philippines.

Premnotrypes sp. (Curculionidae) (34 times) in potato in air baggage from
Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, in air stores from Chile, in baggage from Peru,
and in stores from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.

Pseudaonidia sp., not placed as anything described (Coccidae), on orchid plant
in aircargo from India.

Rhynchites sp. (Curculionidae) in cherry in air baggage from Italy and on Prunus
sp. plant in airmail from Iran.

Sternochetus sp., probably mangiferae (Curculionidae), in mango in air baggage
from the Philippines and quarters from Hawaii.

Tenuipalpus n. sp. (Tenuipalpidae) on Plumeria sp.(?) in mail from Mexico.

Xyleborus sp., near testaceus Walk. (Scolytidae), in raintree saman log in cargo
from Fiji.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED DISEASES

Of the 357 incompletely determined diseases which were recorded, the following
are of special interest:

Cercospora sp. on sweet basil leaf and pricklypear stem in baggage from Mexico.

Cryptosphaeria sp. on Dendrobium sp. stem in aircargo from India.

Cytospora sp., probably sydowiana (Syd.) Camara, on camellia twig in airmail
from New Zealand.

Cytospora sp. on astilbe flower stalk in cargo from the Netherlands. None re-
ported on this host as far as known.

Dothiorella sp. on Araucaria cookii seed in aircargo and Howea forsteriana seed
in cargo from Australia.

Microstroma sp. on tomato in stores from Spain. Microstroma sp.(?) on loquat
in air quarters from Italy. 4

Monochaetia sp. on sapodilla in baggage from Mexico. Not reported on this
host as far as is known.

Mycosphaerella sp. on Jatropha sp. in baggage from Mexico and on tree peony
stem in cargo and mail from Japan.

Pellicularia sp. on orchid plant in aireargo from Peru.

Pestalotia sp. on Agave sp. leaf in baggage from Mexico. There is no report
on this host.

Phyllestictina sp. on tropic-American hymenocallis in mail from Hawaii.

Ravenelia sp., close to pithecolobiz Arth., on guamachil apes-earring seed in bag-
gage from Mexico.
cay sp., probably an undescribed species, on Agave sp. in baggage from

exico.

Sphenospora sp., probably kevorkianii, on Epidendrum sp. leaf in aircargo from
Honduras, on Jonopsis sp. leaf in air baggage from the Dominican Republic and
in cargo from Mexico, on Oncidium pusillum leaf in aircargo from Peru, on Onci-
dium sp. leaf in aircargo from British Honduras and Peru, and,on orchid leaf in
aircargo from Honduras.

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Sphenospora sp., probably saphena, on orchid leaf in aircargo from Guatemala.

Sphenospora sp. on Ornithocephalus sp. leaf in air baggage from Peru. Probably
a new host.

Stomiopeltis sp., probably should be described as new, on vi-apple in air baggage
from Panama and Trinidad. None reported on Anacardiaceae.

Trematosphaeria sp. on leaf of Agave sp. plant in baggage from Mexico. No
report on this host as far as known.

Virus, either a new virus or a new strain of an old virus, on carnation leaf in
eargo from Canada.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED NEMATODES

There were 936 nematode interceptions not completely determined as follows:

Acrobeloides sp. in apple root stock in cargo from Canada.

Aphelenchoides sp. in amaryllis bulb in baggage from Mexico; in carnation in
air baggage from Germany; in dahlia root in cargo from Japan and mail from
Australia; in orchid, portulaca, rose, and unidentified plants and in soil with
cactus in baggage from Mexico; in soil sample in cargo from Mexico; and in soil
with tuberose in cargo from Italy.

A phelenchus sp. in apple root stock in cargo from Canada; in soil with army tank
in cargo from Germany; in soil with automobile in cargo from the Republic of
South Africa; in soil with unidentified bulb in baggage from Cuba; in soil with
cactus, citrus, dahlia, Hugenia sp.(?), fig, lemongrass, and rose plants in baggage
from Mexico; and in soil with grape cuttings in air baggage from Italy.

Criconema sp., undescribed, in soil with African-violet and unidentified plant
in baggage from Mexico. Criconema sp. in soil with unidentified plant in baggage
from Mexico.

Criconemoides sp., probably xenoplax Raski, in soil with lily bulb in baggage
from Mexico.

Criconemoides sp. in chrysanthemum in airmail from Formosa; in rhubarb root
in baggage from Canada; and in soil sample in baggage and cargo and in soil with
avocado, Bermuda grass, cactus, citrus, croton, echeveria, fig, guava, lemongrass,
onion, palm, spiderwort, and unidentified plants in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus sp. in dahlia root in cargo from Japan and mail from Australia,
in garlic in cargo from Italy, in soil with cactus and unidentified plant in baggage
from Mexico, and in torchlily in aircargo from England.

Helicotylenchus sp., probably dihystera, in soil with begonia in cargo from Mexico.

Helicotylenchus sp. was intercepted 98 times; 82 from Mexico, 2 each from the
Azores and Brazil, and 1 each from Alaska, Cuba, England, France, Germany,
Hawaii, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Republic of South Africa, and Turkey.
The hosts were various flower plants and soil with army tanks, refrigerator car,
and unidentified bulbs and plants.

Hemicycliophora sp. in soil with mango plant in baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably avenae, in soil with beet in stores from the Netherlands
and in soil with peach tree in air baggage from Germany.

Heterodera sp., probably humuli, in soi! with hop roots in eargo from Canada.

Heterodera sp., probably punctata, in soil with automobile in cargo from an un-
known origin, in soil with cuphea plant in baggage from Mexico, and in soil with
holly and lavender plants in air baggage from England.

Heterodera sp., probably rostochiensis, in soil in air baggage from Germany, in
soil with automobile in cargo from England, in soil with heather in air baggage
ony Scotland, and in soil and debris from vegetables in stores from the Nether-
ands.

Heterodera sp., probably trifolii, in soil with army tank in cargo from Germany.

Heterodera sp., cacti group (39 times), from Belgium, Canal Zone, England,
France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Republic of South
Africa, and Turkey. These were taken from a soil sample, soil with automobiles,
and soil with cactus and various plants.

Heterodera sp., goettingiana group (207 times), cyst with cucurbit seed; in soil
sample; in soil with automobile, military cargo, and tractor; in soil with carrot,
celery, garlic, leek, onion, potato, rutabaga, and turnip in stores; and in soil with
various bulbs and plants. Countries of origin were Argentina, Azores, Belguim,
Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala,
Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Poland, Spain,
Switzerland, United Arab}Republic, an unknown origin, and Yugoslavia.

Heterodera sp., rostochiensis group, in soil with celery in stores from England,
soil with orchid in baggage from Guatemala, soil with shamrock in airmail from

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Aree and soil with jasmine, succulent, and unidentified plants in baggage from
exico.

Heterodera sp., schachtii group (265 times), cysts with lentil seed; in soil ballast
and samples; in soil with automobiles, bicycle, military cargo, railway car, shoes,
and tractor; in soil with beet, carrot, celeriac, celery, garlic, horseradish, leek,
onion, parsnip, potato, rutabaga, salsify, turnip, and yam in stores; and in soil
with various bulbs and plants. Countries of origin were Argentina(?), Azores,
Belgium, Brazil, British Honduras, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Czechoslovakia,
Denmark, East Germany, England, France, Germany (West), Greece, India,
Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Peru,
Poland, Portugal, Republic of South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Arab
Republic, Wales, and Yugoslavia.

Heterodera sp. (24 times) in soil sample; in soil with automobile, military cargo,
snow plow, and truck; in soil with horseradish, onion, potato, and turnip in stores;
and in soil with asparagus, begonia, Calathea sp., citrus, dahlia, fuchsia, heather,
stonecrop, and unidentified plants. Countries of origin were England, France,
Germany, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portuguese Guinea, Scot-
land, Spain, and Turkey.

Hoplolaimus sp., probably seinhorsti Luc, in soil with croton plant in baggage
from Mexico.

Hoplolaimus sp., undescribed, in soil with cactus plant in baggage from Mexico.
Hoplolaimus sp. in soil sample and soil with onion, succulent plant, and sweet-
potato in baggage from Mexico.

Meloidogyne sp., near arenaria, in carrot root in stores from Japan and in rubber-
vine root in air baggage from Colombia.

Meloidogyne sp., probably arenaria thames?, in dahlia root in cargo from Japan.

Meloidogyne sp., probably hapla, in beet root in stores from Poland and in
brassbuttons root in aircargo from Germany.

Meloidogyne sp., possibly incognita, in beet in stores from Brazil, dasheen in
cargo from Cuba, Ledenbergia rosea-aenea root in aircargo from Ireland, sansevieria
in air baggage from Venezuela, and Stephanotis sp. root in baggage from Mexico.

Meloidogyne sp., possibly incognita acrita, in tulip root in baggage from England.

Meloidogyne sp., probably javanica, in beet root in stores from Australia, freesia
root in air baggage from the Azores, strawberry root in aircargo from France, and
yam in air baggage from Puerto Rico.

Meloidogyne nu. sp.(?), close to incognita acrita, in astilbe root in cargo from the
Netherlands. Meloidogyne sp., possibly a new species, in agapanthus root in
mail from India.

Meloidogyne sp. (76 times) in roots of various bulbs, corms, flower plants, tubers,
and vegetables from the Canal Zone, Cuba, Dominican Republic, England, Fiji,
Formosa, France, Germany, Guatemala, Hawaii, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico,
Netherlands, Peru, Singapore, and Switzerland.

Paratylenchus sp. in soil with African-violet in baggage from Mexico.

Pratylenchus sp., probably penetrans, in babysbreath root in cargo from the
Netherlands.

Pratylenchus sp. (22 times) in roots of various flower plants from Canada,
Colombia, Japan, Mexico, and Netherlands.

Pseudhalenchus sp. in soil with portulaca in baggage from Mexico.

Psilenchus sp. in hibiscus, Josephs-coat amaranth, and soil with anthurium,
gardenia, and lemongrass plants in baggage from Mexico; and in soil with mint
plant in baggage from Cuba.

Radopholus sp. in flamingo anthurium and ginger plants in mail from Hawaii.

Rotylenchus sp. in crassula, gardenia, soil sample, and soil with fern plant in
baggage from Mexico; in soil with automobile in cargo from Sweden; and in un-
identified plants in air baggage from England and an unknown origin.

Scutellonema sp. (22 times) in soil with automobiles in aircargo from Puerto
Rico and cargo from Cuba; in soil with agave, amaryllis, asparagus-fern, begonia,
caladium, citrus, Hugeniasp.(?), gardenia, lily, narcissus, philodendron, sansevieria,
and unidentified plants in baggage from Mexico; and in yam root in air baggage
from Cuba.

Tetylenchus sp. in amaryllis bulb in baggage from Mexico, in soil with railway
refrigerator car in cargo from Mexico, and in soil sample and soil with echeveria
and succulent plants in baggage from Mexico.

Trichodorus sp., undescribed, in soil with kalanchoe in air baggage from Guate-
mala. Trichodorus sp. in soil with fern plant in air baggage from Mexico.

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Tylenchorhynchus sp. (29 times) in cactus, carnation, crassula, and gardenia
plants and in soil with bamboo, begonia, coleus, dahlia, fig, flatsedge, geranium,
hydrangea, lemongrass, onion, peperomia, peppertree, rose, succulent, and un-
identified plants in baggage from Mexico and in soil with stonecrop in air baggage
from England.

Tylenchus sp. in chrysanthemum in air baggage from England, Indiarubber fig
plant in baggage from Brazil, in rose plant in baggage from Mexico, in soil with
army tank in cargo from Germany, in soil with begonia in baggage from Argentina,
in soil with cyclamen in baggage from Canada, and in soil sample and soil with fig,
persimmon, rose, and unidentified plants in baggage from Mexico.

Xiphinema sp. in soil sample in air baggage from British Honduras and baggage
and cargo from Mexico; in soil with acacia, banana, begonia, citrus, gardenia,
lily, mango, succulent, and tuftroot plants and medicinal herbs in baggage from
Mexico; in soil with croton plant in aircargo from British Honduras; and in soil
with jasmine plant in air baggage from Cuba.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

Country

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16 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table—Continued

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
Totals: Totals—Continued
Africa__ 215 104 Total incompletely deter-
AGO = 739 805 TUN edepeStS ae 3, 223 1, 293
Australasi 698 117 Total insect interceptions_._ 73550) | See eee
Europe 1,185 327 Total disease interceptions__}_________ 3, 371
North America 1,114 353 GrandttotalZ =a eee 10, 921
South America 227 285
Unknown 149 87
Totalive= 22 -As eee eases, 4, 327 2, 078

*This total represents only pests of known or potential plant quarantine importance or organisms of scien-
tific interest. The total of all interceptions made during the year was 33,033.

Norte.—Interceptions were also made from British West Africa, Canton Island, Christmas Island, Crete,
Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Malta, Martinique, Montserrat, Netherlands New Guinea, Portuguese
Guinea, Rumania, and Zanzibar.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

17

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)___.-_--------------- Colombia, Jamaica,
Panama, Peru,
Trinidad, unknown.
Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean) _________----____ Colombia, Ecuador___|-----}_----
POUL GOTISY (ORT) wate ore eee eee Se a Colombia, Jamaica,
Trinidad, unknown,
Venezuela,
BESTLITE SCL AU UTI (DC) meet ar Ranam ae an eee
SLOLES Gwaununmi xe dents) ese ee ee Winkn owe seen aes
Acanthoscelides griseolus (Fall.) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)________--_-__.----_- Panama weeriesesss=
LUE; COATS (Casati) 5 INICATA Cae TD
Phaseolus tunatus (ima bean) ____.-_.--___-__- erusase ee
IPs MLTR AT (USED) 2 Ee eee Panama
ASU TUSOLLU UIUC) men | eee do_-
Sesbania aculeata (cannabina)___...____________ IMGT Soe = <= a Re
ASPINCH OTD 0 ae I a ee Cots hares
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
erie. (Seed) see cieae th Grecce saan ene
Se nevermanni Uhmann (Chrysome-
ae):
PROVO LIA es seeene bees Ah A CostaRical ae
Achaea janata (L.) (Noctuidae):
LAVA O) ENG ee a eee Unikniownees=s sae
Codiaeum variegatum (croton)____-_---_-------_ EL Wall bse ae
Achatina fulica Bowdich (Achatinidae):
IByevegege Vege) te ees 2 SE Te A eb yee eee eee Ts ee COS oes eae
Winlitaryacar® Ou sueteunemewash lee Okina wastes srs
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
PAlluimCcepos(ONi0n) Soest ee ieee RAN Ce ks Aas Soe ese e
PAM DOTTIE (IEC K) ee une ES ae ES Denmark, France,
Italy, Netherlands,
Norway, Spain.
StOreSaeees ale 8 Seu cea eee OF) ING Ss ee
Acronicta psi (L.) (Noctuidae):
Rosany bridi(leaf) hes see sl ae eee 20] and eee eee
Adelphocoris lineolatus (Goeze) (Miridae):
Fagus sp. (beech) cutting-._-___________ 222 IDpaked Ghaiol
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):
Acalypha sp. (copperleaf)___.__-_____-_-_-_____ la wale — esa ee
LISP VERT ER EE Sy A eT OR Ue Oo s e e e
iBaroar cee ees SOLU ee Bats Clie AS a ee
IO WETS ey aah Nee Sista re eee doe eee
Mangifera indica (mango). 222222 eee OO s.22 5 ass Bee
(Oyqelattal <= pele ORR EAR iM eeans Pepesn iG stoke Beal} Os ee CoTSR eet is TEE
Adorophyes reticulana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):
Syringa sp. (lilac) cut flowers____--_--__---_-_- Netherlands__-.______-
Aeolus pictus (Cand.) (Elateridae):
Orchidete: a 8 28 ie Ee Eon durass= see
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):
Cassia sp. (senna) seed pod________-________-_- Jamaica, Trinidad ___-_
Agonopteriz costosa (Haw.) (Oceophoridae):
Cytisus scoparius (Seotch-broom) ___-__---_--_- @anada=2-<-sse+-<22--/{Uoeee e
Agonorena pyrogramma Meyr. (Agonoxenidae):
Cocosinuciferas(coconut) is) be ee ee Guam=ts toe ee
Akermes andersoni Newst. (Coccidae):
Garcinia mangostana (mangosteen) sepal_______ iberia:==--=----\ eo)
Aleurocanthus citriperdus Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae):
Ciirus/sp 3) Veal) 5as2 ew A ES Ise Philippines_-___-------
Aleurocanthus woglumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) leaf__....-.---------- Mexicos-=-+<22s=2--5-2
C. sinensis (sweet orange) leaf_____.__...__.__-_|----- (Clot eo elu at
Citrusisps deat) foe ee Ecuador, Mexico----_--
Aleurodicus iridescens Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
Echinodorus sp. (burhead)________________-___- Bert cases cate sees ae ee
Aleurothrizus myrtacei Bondar (Aleyrodidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laurel) leaf_____-______- British Honduras_____
Aleurotrachelus camelliae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodidae):
Camellia japonica (eaf)_.---_-_.-2 2-2 QPaD a
Aleyrodes lonicerae W1k. (Aleyrodidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaf___.---_---.------ HM ranCe sna eee ee

671460—63 3

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Collected in—

Calif.
Ariz., Calif.

N.Y.

Fla.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Calif.*

INSYS
N.Y., N.C.
Ohio, Pa.

N.Y.
N.Y.
Mass.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N.Y.

18

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin A, bol.
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Alpheias conspirata Hein. (Galleriidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ----------------- IMCXi COSSe = So SEs | (rd | | ee | eee
Alsophila membranaria (Christ.) (Geometridae):
PFU NUSIS Ps. (Cub LO WCLS) see eee eee Japan 22 ee Di ees halle eee
Althos obscurus (Stal) (Coreidae):
Bromeliadzss 25220 6-42 Se te Aen Se IMiexI COus 2220 Se SET RN | Abie [eae ee il
Amitermes wheeleri (Desn.) (Termitidae):
Cacti setts. eee ee oo eee eee COS 2s ee | eee 1
Amnestus whleri Dist. (Pentatomidae):
Chamaedoreaisp (palm) See es | ae Oss Se a |e ee 1
Amphimalion majalis Raz. (Scarabaeidae):
Quartersss2. 2-0) cc Se ee Wialken Oya | eee eT eee
Anaballus amplicollis (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
AT LOCUTDUSSD si (SCC) ae ee ee eee Guam: 2.2 22st sta 522 = ee ee 1
Anacridium aegyptium (L.) (Acrididae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)-------- Vitaly see oe ae a Teletiee
IMilitanyicargot.o 222 2262 a ee ee Spam es st eel e eee Qh leet
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Casimiroa edulis (white sapote) -.._.._-------_- IMiexi cole a see ease QhlE tata
Giirusiaurantifolia (lime) === ee (cl eee eee (ye aes ee
CACUTANLU IM (SOUTAOTANE.C) Eaee am ae meena | eean dost.) saa ii 22 = S| eee
Cxparadisi(erapetruit) eee eae | ae Corset = eee 5 i ees
C. sinensis (Sweet orange)---_----..-.-..--.---- Guatemala, Mexico_--| 35 Cle ee a
Cydonia oblonga (quince) ----2_:-__-----_.-<--_ IM Iepaleye ee Dy 25 ale
MangifenatndicaMan? 0) sass eee nae ae eee es ene GOtzs2.2 so oe eel 19 Uh
YT US COMBI LILISS (DCA) seen eee en ee | Clone ee ee J hss ee | alae
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans Sein
(Tephritidae):
Gitrusisinensisi(Sweetioran & ec) eases eee aee nme | neler (| Naan eens | ee ae
Eugenia jambos (rose-apple)__--.._.__--__---_-- British Honduras- -_-- ffs = Aras | ES
Mangifera indica (mango)--__-________-_-.---_- Barbados, British 110 (iy aa
Honduras, Costa
Rica, Curacao,
Dominican
Republic, El
Salvador, Guatemala,
Haiti, Honduras,
Jamaica, Mexico,
Nicaragua,
Panama, Puerto
Rico, Venezuela.
PSidiu MGUAIAVGs (EUBV A) sees see ee Dominican Republic__ 1 eee ee
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)_--_--__--_-___-__-- JamMalcaeensasee se eeee= 2; || a|
S. mombin (yellow mombin).-..-___----_--_--- Costa Rica, Domin- 21 oF ee

S. purpurea (purple mombin)
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)
Anastrepha serpentina (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla)
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava)
Ancognatha scarabaeoides Er. (Scarabaeidae):

Airplane see 22 as ee eee eee

Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Bromeliad (leaf)
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Cicer arietinum (chickpea)
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)

ican Republic,

E] Salvador,
Guatemala, Mexico,
Nicaragua.

Guatem@al alesse
Jamal Caseaseee eee ee

Jamaica, Puerto Rico -
Colompbig===—-----=-——

Mies COfsos=saaeaaaeee=

Canal Zone, Domin-
ican Republic,
Haiti, Jamaica,
Panama, St. Kitts,
St. Martin, Tortola.

El Salvador, Panama

Dominican Republic.

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Tex.
Hawaii.
Tex.
Tex.
Tex.
Mich.
Hawaii.
Md.

Ala., Tex.
Fila., Tex..

Ala., ‘Calif,
Calif.,
Fla., we
Md., N.Y.,
N-CStRaR:,
Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 19

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

962—Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin s p> |. | Collected in—
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Anthela ocellata W1k.(?) (Lymantriidae):
JOR Oso 6532 ee ee ee ee ee PATIS Che Ae ee ee | ee 01h ee Hawaii.
Antillocoris punctatus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Orehidt(plant) Be =s-2 sects ata eee ee eae Mex cos Seto ee ae | cee eae 1| Tex.
Antiteuchus panamensis Ruckes (Pentatomidae):
Orcehidk(plant) a2 se. eee eet eee ETON dina sean eee eas | eee | ees 1} Fla.
Antonina graminis (Mask.) (Coccidae):
Digitaria pentzii (Pentz fingergrass)__---__----- RORMOSAy oo ok el ewe |e ik | MID AC
Anuraphis apiifolia Theob. (Aphidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke) _------------------ A ify ek En eee eee ee WE SSS) NAGE
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel)_---2_---------_--.-|----- 0 C0 ara epee ase ae 1h |Sasssleat Mass.
Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):
GCL LOCUS LIOR GEELILCO) pater ee | ee (6G) seston eases sets Nee aly) cena INBYs
Aonidiella citrina Coq. (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour Orange) -_-------.--_---- Ly bee Calif.*
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) Bi CUS en EAE! EIS hme loo ee Hawaii.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) ._ .-----_------------ Japan, Republic of 2 3) See Fla., Hawaii,
South Africa, Mich.
Spain, unknown.
Acnidiella comperet McKenzie (Coccidae):
Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) __------------------ Cubase see nares toa aac eee iL PID AOy
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):
Gocosiicrferaa(COCONIIL) nee nn eee bili pin CS eee ee | eset Calif.*
Cycas revoluta (sago palm) -__------------------- Okuma se a | es | eae 1 | Hawaii.
Aphis callunae Theob. (Aphidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) ---------------------- Pollan dies ss asi eneeee pa Ser PP ees 2 INN
Apion eriseum Sm. (Curculionidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris ev. (string bean) -__-------- IMroKcoes ee Al). THEN | ai Tex.
Apomecyna saltator (Fab.) (Cerambycidae):
Cucumis dipsaceus (teaselgourd) ___-____-_------ a Walia ee eee eee af |p Seeee | eee Hawaii.
Araecerus levipennis Jord. (Anthribidae):
Heucnen a leucocephla (white popinac leadtree) |----- (0 Co es ae acne ee Is sees-|eeucs Hawaii.
po
Archachatina marginata (Swainson) (Achatinidae):
Cargo (as specimen for z00) __-_-_-----------_-~- Spain-22os22 sce Ns 5 Ue a eee Calif.*
Ardis sulcata (Cam.) (Tenthredinidae):
FROSOAENY DEG aGleat) aoe ne ee eee ee Germany eee Thi[iok sae) [ite Ill.
Arge ochropa (Gmel.) (Argidae):
Rosmny brid (cut flowers --—- -=+2-222——-— 2 1eX0) Eh eyo eee eee Dis | tetera | Reale INAY?
Arge pleuritica (Klug) (Argidae):
ANY OY EE V2) 8 SN ea Se ee Trance (2) 222s Smee Jy | eee Rae
Arge similis (Voll.) (Argidae):
Hhodoagnéron obtusum var. kaempferi (torch | Japan__--------.-----.|--.-_|----- Th] IDC),
azalea,
ROU OGEN OT ONUSD sete ee eee ae oe ee eee Go aaa ee rene PSOE pas 1) 2DACr
Argyresthia EOENINCTIA (Zell.) (Hyponomeutidae):
iMatiusisyiwestris) (apple) ees 2a. oe ee Norway, Union of Ss |e eee |WIN (Ya
Soviet Socialist
Republics.
Sorbus sp. (mountainash) berry. -_------------- England, Norway, oh eet 1th) | PNG
Scotland.
Argyresthia eugeniella Busck (Hyponomeutidae):
IPSUM GuUajauo) (2Uava) ase ee Puerto cos aaa Log | 9 | lar IPARE
Arianta arbustorum (L.) (Helicidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant._-------------- Netherland caspases | Paine | ae Wi NEY
Soil with Rosa hybrid (plant) ___---_--------_-- Germany eee ib | eae ire sea N.Y.

Arion ater (L.) (Arionidae):
Beta vulgaris var. cicla (Swiss chard)
Bromeliad (leaf)___--____-
Leaf—unidentified
Arion circumscriptus Johnston (Arionidae):

Soiltonsiosasiiybri diss ee ee ee Germany se = see meen |os es oen |
Arion hortensis Fer. (Arionidae):

Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)---.---- England, France_----_|_-_-- 2

GOCHUCORSALUCR((LELULICE) eee a en er Wrancene=s 732575. eres |i ales 2

IMGUIESISUIVESITIGN AD DIC) sete ee Germany, Ireland_____ 2 | een

ESI Hho Sa gee a vk ee ra TAN COss sss ss ete coy Ly eee

Soiliwatbeflowersboul bese cee em eee | ae (6 oR SR eS (fa a

Arphnus melanotylus Ashlock (Lygaeidae):

Brome ade (plant) werner eee Mexicorn=-— 22052 allies eevee

1| NJ
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seks! N.Y.
Bates Tll., Mich
ose Mass,

1 | Ill.

1! Tex

20

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) ==2===22=22==>2— "== =ee American Virgin
Islands, Bahamas,
Costa Rica, Cay-
man Islands, Nica-
ragua, Panama.

Kentiaisps. (palm) leateasaeeaeeeen nse Japanka ss = 2 ees
Maranta sp. (arrowroot) leaf_-_----------------
Prunus domestica (plum) ----------------------
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)----------

Aspidiotus diffinis Newst. (Coccidae):
ISpondiasispe(mombin) See eenenese =e

Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap —-=—-------=----_-

Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadden

(Coccidae):
Bruit denvinicd asses sa ease nee eee
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)------------

Aspidiotus mendax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Bromeliagdi(eat) eee eee

Aspidiotus palmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
VArtOcanpiusiSOe eal) Sesser
Bromeliads(eat) a ee eee
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap-------------------
Cycas revoluta (sago palm) -.-------------------
iKentiaisp.(palm) leat eS
Trichopilia tortilis (orchid) leaf__.--------------

Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):
IRA OUSSD ei Leal) seen Saas oe Baa eee awanes

Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
Bambusaisp.\(bam boo) seene= ee - eee

Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouché) (Coccidae):
IBroughtoniaisps Orchid) esses nana nee
Gaitieyaispe (Orchid) eaten see eee
Epidendrum collare (orchid) leaf. --------------
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) leaf_-_--------------
Oncidium sp. (orchid). leaf. - -..----+-----------
Orchidl (eat) so See ee Pe eae eee

BES al vad ores
INDICA YT ee

Brazile a eee

Bhilippines=====——————
Gernmany2 =a

Mexico 22 ae ens

Jaina casa aaa eee
CostapRicas= ===
Heuador
CostapRicaz=s222s="2—=
Brazil peerless
Brazil, Cuba, Ja-
maica, Nicaragua,
Panama, Peru.
Asterolecanium euphorbiae Rsl. (Coccidae):

Euphorbia stellaespina (starspine euphorbia) --- Rounbli¢ of South
frica.
Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Bdv.)
(Coccidae):
Bamboor(node) see sase hee eee eee sea Oubas.2sa eee
Asterolecanium pseudomiliaris Green (Coccidae):
Bambusa vulgaris (common bamboo)- --------- 18 AV ht ee ee

Asterolecanium simile Rsl. (Coccidae):
Orbignya cohune (cohune palm) seed_---------=-
Atheas nigricornis Champ. (Tingidae):
Bromeliad
Aulacaspis ericacearum Takagi (Coccidae):
Epigaea asiatica (Asiatic trailing-arbutus) -_----
Aulacaspis tubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)----------------------

El Salvador, Formosa,
Pakistan.

New Zealand - —-------

Austrotortrix postvittana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Airplane. 22est Soe ee ee eee pee
Autographa gamma (L.) (Noctuidae): =
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) - - ---
TLactuca sativa’ Wettwce) ests asst eee nee ee a ee (sc eee ee
Baris lepidii Germ. (Curculionidae):
Armoracia lapathifolia (horseradish) root
Bathydema socia Uhler (Lygaeidae):
Orchid?(plant) 22 eee
Batrachedra linaria Clarke (Cosmopterigidae):
Agave shawttstocn— eae anes een noes ee
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
Annona muricata (Soursop)-.-----------------=--
Bibio marci (L.) (Bibionidae):
Airplane

weet Czechoslovakia__--_---
Ecuador--—----- 2+.
Mexico: 2+-------s---=-

Venezuela---—---=.----

Number of in-

terceptions in—
WEE
Sqa|/ 8 leq
na o
eH) EP | Se
or o uP
io) Zia
5 Ol tebe Bet
ee hed |S see
ree |e one 1
ee A beer 1
Up eed ks
Ml ef ale | ap,
[7 | oreo | ae
ifs MI GaN A ete
nN eee ees
pha) 1
eee 1 ee
Stars ei 1
o] A | ERS. | eer
PRET B= Jo38 1
asese leases
ses a pasha 1
ames a Pee
Da) eel pet
perp pee ea fa 1
PRAEE |e Re 1
ee bee 2
Eee ee 1
ie et al ear 3 2
OR ETE: 8
Been) ee 1
{1% aki 2 Oe
ne ees (eae
Weel | a eks 1
ek) SK. 1
raat L Sav 1
po ee 1
ae Iie) sake
JAMO ps iaees
ae jo)
a ee a ee
Lee UE 2
eS Pe 2
5 eee eed
Sebeu 1 ese

Collected in—

Bahamas,
Calif.,*
Fla., N.Y.

Tex.
DIC:

Calif.,* Fla.,
Wash.

Hawaii.

N.Y.
N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 21

Pests,Collected and Reported From July1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a m | 4 | Collected in—
= 1)
z8| 8 | 88
Bes S | Ses
oO Z | A
Blastodacna atra (Haw.) (Cosmopterigidae):
ITUTES SCT (E10) 0G) ee eee Poland, unknown----- 1 0 ee N.Y
Blastophagus piniperda (L.) (Scolytidae):
(Olaranneayr (Geshe) Se ae Se ee OG ea) eee es sg | ease | ies Bee Fla
Blissus diplopterus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) - - - Republic of South is) See |e N.Y
Africa.
ETA USTON MCA (QDEICOL) see ben anne | eee GO os ere eco PA) (eee (ee N.Y
Blosyris scops (Guen.) (Noctuidae):
FAUT Dla 6 eee aN Se ee ead (Wiralkan' Owl ae er es | ee 5 yy ees N.Y.
Bostrichus capucinus (L.) (Bostrichidae):
Glycyrrhiza sp. (licorice) root__---------------- Synge eee mae a gy eee ee Md.
Brachybaenus ablutus (Brunn.) (Gryllacrididae):
INT S55 Sees ee aa ek a ee ee eee IMIG9 0 (C105 ree een eee ee Lge Mex
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
AU Sati wi) (GATMC) ea eee ee italy eee eee yee amen bee INI QSS
Bradybaena similaris (Fer. )(Bradybaenidae):
Anthurium sp. (cut flowers) ------------------- (La Walle se eee Nae 24 |e sa| Sees Hawaii.
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) cut flowers--| Bermuda------------- AN | See re ee INSY?:
Asparagus plumosus (fern asparagus) _--------- IER a wails sete ae iLgg | Pee | SS Hawaii.
iRiants—ainidentifieds es ee eee Vsxeyeraa Ko kaye ye ea rot ee TW ONES
Zingiber officinale (ginger) __------------------- LO Walls See oe ne se i ig Paes 1 | Hawaii.
Brevipalpus obovatus Donn. (Tenuipalpidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ------------------ AT Centinaees=s eee | ees sie Ga.
Bruchidius lividimanus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Cytisus battandieri (broom) seed__------------- iran cesta = S28 a ee a a |eNiedis
Bruchus dentipes (Baudi) (Bruchidae):
Wacrayauns (broad bean). gos see bay ee oe HL | ee | eee Til.
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
ensicuinaniss lentil) passes eee England, Greece, 5 Bye eats Fla., N.J.,
Italy, Spain, INGYS se bar.
Turkey. Wis.
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
RETR SICULIIONISH LEN til) He = tae ea nee eee Italy, Netherlands- --_- 3 | eee NS NIB
Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
JSOAUTPLS VOY) (GO CEE NAUK) apy ee ee eee Dita shee a eee Pes TA es) nese IN GY
ensispadentil) sea etek eee eee Seen (oss ee ee Le) TN ANN
VWacioprabar (road bean) = ssa en eee ae ee dome Sa ake eee) ee INES:
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus sativus (grass peavine) ----------------]____- COR eee Sa ee Ae | ee: Le ING IS
Lupinus sp. (lupine) seed---_-_--------------- ONCZ OT ES mete | eee el | ee IP ANLENE
Bulimulus fraterculus (Potiez & Michaud)
(Bulimulidae):
Mulitanygcare Ost ne sei bee aa ee IMIORCCORSS =e SS 1 Ui Leese 4) bene N.Y
Bulimulus hepatostomus Pfeiffer (Bulimulidae):
Cactisi(lant) assesses es ee ee ee IWIGxi CO senna ane aoe (Renal 1| Tex.
Bulimulus unicolor (Sowerby) (Bulimulidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) --_-- On duras =a 5} jae | eae INDYS5 53 0e
Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) cut flowers__| Unknown_____-------- i Lh) [sae a | cee INES
Plant material (flowers and vegetables) --_--___ [ESET CC eee ee ie fi li PO ne Pe N.Y.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -__-----_-___-- italy Ace nate ee Bil hee | 5 ees INGYS.
Callidium rufipenne Motsch. (Cerambycidae):
Wioodu(milledilumber)==22-= 26s === nee EEE oe a Sea esa | eae 3 eas Calif.*
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-_--__---------------- iin didaesee ue es Eee sei pase Tex.
Phaseolus aureus (mung bean)-----------------|----- (6 Ga a le |e if ae Tex.
Calocoris hispanicus (Gmelin) (Miridae):
Rosa hybrids(rose)spetals= 2222 2-2 eee SEAN CC eso ee 1 Uh bees Bate INES:
Campylenchis hastata F. (Membracidae):
Gofieaspa(cotee) bernyeeee nese ee ANabauKe BXo lL eee ste | eee Seas 1 | Am. V.I.
Capaneus tetricus Stal (Coreidae):
Oncidium luridum (orchid) plant-------------- IVI Xi GO seers ee are | es anne ea pla 1| Tex.
TCH ERG ee i 2 al eee (ooh Ren a Rem pra S| eee ae i eeRex..
Capillifera plebeia (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae): i
FSYoyU LS SPs oe Sees et er aie, ee Pe ene epee GAY ses oa n2 ee i Fe || ree | ee ae N.Y
Cardiophorus histrio Erichson (Elateridae):
Succulenti(plant) Sasa eee ee re ees Hepa Of SOuthy ge a =5= saan 1 | Fla.
rica.

22

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Carposina niponensis Wlsm. (Carposinidae):
IMTS SY RCT TOS (CHO 2) —SeS

Pyrus communis (pear)

Caryedon gonagra (F.) (Bruchidae):
Bagoiney(ised) sa) eae Se ne eee
StOres oe = S25. Mee eas ER ae a iee ase et ae
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) pod_---------_--

Caulotops distanti (Reuter) (Miridae):
FAG QUCHULCLONLTC=1 COU 10 GC mene ene

Cecilioides acicula (Miiller) (Achatinidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) ---------.------------
Bulb—unidentified
Orchidt(plant) ae ees a
Soil with Brassica napobrassica (rutabaga) -___-
Soil with propagative material (cactus, Olea
europaea, Prunus sp., Sedum sp., and uniden-
tified plants).

Cecilioides aperta (Swainson) (?) (Achatinidae):
Encephalartos hilldebrandtii (Hilldebrandt

kafirbread).

Cenopalpus pulcher (C. & F.) (Tenuipalpidae):

Sorbus domestica (servicetree mountainash)
fruit and leaf.

Cepaea nemoralis (L.) (Helicidae):
IME Gary Care Osean eo peat cule Dinan a yea anne

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
Citusiimoni demon) sean ae anes
CR par adisin(Grapeinilt) eee ee ee mann ee

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ---.-----------
C. sinensis (sweet orange) -_-_--...-----._--__-

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) berry-----------

Cofieaisp sean. eee SM Se ee eee tee
Cydonia oblonga (quince)
Diospyros sp. (persimmon)
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_.-.---------------
ECUSYCATI CONE) ee eee ae ne
IMGlusysylvestiis) (DDC) saat see eee en ena:
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)----------------
Prunus domestica (plum)
IPS (WARHED (SEO) ses an eh eee
P. persica var. nectarina (nectarine)---__--------
Psidium littorale (Cattley guava) _--_----------
P. littorale var. lucidum (yellow Cattley guava) -
Punica granatum (pomegranate)____________---

Pyrus communis (pear)
Rosaceae (fruit)_----_-

Sorbus sp. (mountainash) fruit_........._..-.--
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)_----_----

Vitis sp. (grape) -----_-

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.)(?) (Tephritidae):

Citrus grandis (pummelo)

C. paradisi (grapefruit)

C. sinensis (sweet orange)

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) berry----------

Coffea sp. (seed)

Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) --_------------
Pandanus sp. (Screwpine) lei----_----------_--
Ceratitis colae Silv. (Tephritidae):

Coffea sp. (seed) --.-_--

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Country of origin a p> |. | Collected in—
3 et || 8
2e| 2 |e
on jo) uP
iS) Z|
Japan: Seow Sees a | OA\eeee Calif.,* Ha-
waii, Pa.,
Wash
Be (0 par iaeHeeee ass aN 2 Sasa oe a Wash.
INetherlandseeessaea=s 1 [EE aesnes= S.C.
India, unknown-_--__--|____- 24 ee La., Tex
Indias SOU eee Se 3) | eeeee Pa., Tex
Wiexi COs == arene eee 0 eee 5 | Tex
Netherlands-_---_------]__-_- 1 eeee = Pa.
Germany Sees ser is |e | ese 1|/ N.Y
Britisheetond unas eee | meee eens 1| Fla.
(Genmnlany =e eee Ls | Pose Fla.
AZOreS | Germaniyn sen eee eee 6 | D.C., Mass.,
Tran, Italy. Mich., Pa.
en yaa atte eta sa eal le eee 1| NJ.
italy sees eee eee Ded tee ape pea N.Y
ran cess saan Rp ees eee La., N.Y
htaliv2sesc22 =" 2 eases nL) RESENIS | eer N.Y.
Geinis ttaly Spain, Slirsgalmaen Ain, G
VprUsS wutaly ySpalny. | eee on aaees a., Ga.,
Turkey. Md.,N.Y.,
Pa.
Argentina, Italy_---__- Sassen eee N.Y.
Azores, Italy, Leb- | ee Le | enone Fla., N.Y.,
anon, Portugal, Parsrevaky
Spain, United Arab
Republic, unknown. ;
Brazil, Hawaii---_---- 0) ences 2 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii.
QU ee ee |e NEDSS
3 ee Bae INGYS
ct INES
Pass Senet eee ee QE LES. = eens INEYS
Argentina, Italy---.--- 75 ;| oe |e ee Mass.,
NG a] Eb eae ete sel. hee 118) | ea eel | oe N.Y.
Greece sltalyses-2=-——— PM eae Pa INI So
tay ee ees Pl peel Seat Mass., N.Y
LCN QUE See ene eS 2 24 |e INBYS
(Ar centin aaa een ef eo REIS Fla.
Ponies Sea iB eee | EEE N.Y.
SIE (0 eee oe ee UG (eee Pee. N.Y.
Argentina, Israel, G0 |RSS Fla., N.Y
Italy.
italy eee es ee 6. |: 24 |S Mass., N.Y
Cyprsee Dy) | ee 4
Tt alliy siege Ras eet 1 hd eee eee N.Y.
a walieen no ae Pi) pete SE | ee Hawaii
IAIZOTES# ree eee Be gel be eave SYe
His wellness ee 1/5] ee SES Ree Hawaii.
Peruse sss a haces Bee SSS a.
TtalyAS Daina | Renee Pfad Pace Fla., Mass
Ha walls. eee 3+ |ssceslbeese Hawaii.
Bthiop ras se Ae abe ee I} | IDO},
Arrentina=se—e eee To |ssscsleske INE
Ha walive. =. eee Del etal ee Hawaii.
Hthiopia=ses22. ee || it |) 1D)0},

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

23

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 5 Pe by
=| on
2e| & | 8s
eof| 6 /es
eo) Z |
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona squamosa (Sugar-apple)-_--------------- IBraZzilis ose se- 5255 2o4 1 Bea iee ce
PAM TONGS DA UL) see eee ee eee Brazil, Honduras, _——‘|__-_-- 1 3
Paraguay.
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia) leaf__-------- Ha watiese sane ee 1p ese | (ee Ses
(CORTON OG (URE ETN) ee eee eee ee ae eee Ose soccer oS Loi eet se Ey See
LAAT ENDL Oy (Ca ae Mahi tit eee TL pas. | eed
Cerotoma atrofasciata Jac. (Chrysomelidae):
Hragarta sp. (strawberry) =-22---— ee one Miexic0csscccesaaesse4 ye (eae |b eo
ees pleurostigma Marsh. (Curculioni-
ae
BETES COME DOM (GUTDID) see ae ee 10) 2) Gi se eens eee ete (eee ID gee
Characoma albulalis W1k.(?) (Noctuidae):
INVA GENE) se SE SE Ee ee ee ira kar1 0 wy ees | eee nS peers
Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)_-_---------- IVIEXd Conese een eae AAS) a= | ee ae
Chilo suppressalis (W1k.) (Crambidae):
Cargo (with Santalum sp. (sandalwood) tree)--| Japan___-------------_]-----|--_-- 1
Oryzarsativa) (rice) straws —-- 22) oe Japan, Philippines, 15 2 | eae
Spain, unknown.
Chilo zonellus (Swinh.) (Crambidae):
PAT D lane temas Sis he eee eens hilippiness === s2==——5 | sae iL a ae
Chlorotettiz tethys Van Duzee (Cicadellidae) :
PAN TOL ATIC Mee eee a EE ee oe oe INicarasu ase as=ss= abe aes Tc) | Renee
Chondropoma picta (Pfeiffer)(?) (Pomatiasidae):
Orchidi(plant)) = ee eee UD ahs Fee ee ee see ee 1
Chondrula pupa (Bruguiere)(?) (Enidae):
Roots—unidentificd&s = ss ae ee ee LtalySt 222522 bosses Tiles | eee
Chrysomphalus agavis (Towns. & CkEll.)
(Coecidae):
ALC CO RSD Weenie re Bs Soe oe oe ee Wiex COua aus Meee ae doa | we 1
Chiystanpalive calurus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)--_---------- Guatemala, Nica- 2S. 228 |En ses
ragua.
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (Ck11.) (Coccidae)
(tentative):
DT CCAETAASD ey (SLCI) Bee ee CostapRicaeeas= sees | eela eee 1
Chrysomphalus nulliporus McKenzie (Coccidae):
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) leaf___________________ rn 1 ae bes ea ec eee bee tlh
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Ck1l.) (Coccidae):
Gidoniaioblonga (quince) Sa2_ 22-2225 1212) ype eee reer tee ee eee | [eee
Chrysomphalus paulistus (Hempel) (Coccidae)
(tentative):
LERTTRPO Aos (WeeeaReA)) MENTS Argentinges 22s seeaes as 1 9 eee 2
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) -.--.------------------ latiEVANL IM Mya) os 4 ee
C. aurantium (sour orange)_.--_--------__--_--_ 183 VALS eee Ay Se OAS [Lee Ne a1 ne
Ealimonidemon) See eee = RS NS ee (0 (NAS Re See OE Ue alps) Sees
Ch a (Capon b te). ee Gone ae set ieee ia ee
C. sinensis (sweet orange)____.__---__________- Argentina, Brazil, Dia 194 eae
unknown.
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap_______---------_-- CostapRi cases. aD ets |S ehees
eat—unidentified se sea er ee GOs: ee a Teas 1h | Eee
Mangifera indica (mango) -_-._______-___________ IMIGXI COS= Seas es 2) Seal ae
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) plant_________________|_____ (cee Fa ee ees | | Eee 1
Chrysomphalus tenax (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
LENNART OM: CD ONT De a | GO! Sa Ree Se ee egy 1
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae):
Agave americana (century plant)_--____________]____- CO eee eee CEO | ere baa 1
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.) (Coc-
cidae):
IBromeliada (lant) Sasa ae Costa cane | een | pee 1
Cattlevatspa (orchid) leafs a aaa Jel@avokbrag. Sara 1

Collected in—

INIAYS-
Fla., Tex.

Calif.*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

N.Y.

Calif.*
Hawaii.
Ariz., Calif.

Hawaii.
Calif.,* _

A,

24. PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a b> |. | Collected in—
.
fa| 2 | ae
ei fl |) es
on oS ne
Oo Zz |
Chrysomphalus umboniferus—Continued
DiachaeaspaOrchid) Meatssena ae ee CostapRicae ses eae Carpe |e 1} Fla.

Orchid: (caf Sse 22. 35.00 Te eee Canal Zone, Costa _|__-__|____- 13 | Ariz., Calif.,*
Rica, El Salvador, Fla.
Guatemala, Mex-
ico, Peru

NRLOGENATONASTO sa Cat) Sener POT ease ec ee | | 1} Fla.

Sobraliaisps (Orchid) eats WostawRicas 5 eas Sn Ree eas 1 | Calif.*

Cladius pectinicornis (Fourc.) (Tenthredinidae):
FRR LODO VAKCL (GOD) a Denmark, England, 4 1 1 | O1., Mich.,
Germany, Nether- INS;
lands. Wash.
Soiliwithwidenisyo sian tae ene Siabvaerdnavel seo | da TH INNS
Clausilia lineolata Held(?) (Clausiliidae):

MULT ay iCAnE Ose eee wane een nen EEL) CO ees ee rr |e S| Eee N.J.
Cleistolophus similis (Chev.) (Curculionidae):

Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers)___-._________ Guatemala 2 = amen Lippi |eeen Fla.
Clerada apicicornis Sign. (Lygaeidae):

Bapra corte Aas ee ye ie ee Hawall-saans ieee | Re Eee Hawaii.

Grass (dried—used for tea)___..________________ INSYS
Clysiana ambiguella (Hbn.) (Phaloniidae):

EP HULTUUSY DET SIC Oa (EAC) eee ee epee

VteeSISTO (SEAS) ee me ees Meena
Coccus alpinus deLotto (Coccidae):

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)_________________
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):

PAD UT LQUD UT DUT CLO se eee ep

PALSCONIALS TA (LCA T) eee ae

Cifnusispea (plant) Seen See

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) berry_...__-___-

Gardentoyassii1 01d ese eer

TER ORV OYA SS es ee
TLON GSD ee SS SIRS y hee ee ee
Plumeria rubra (Mexican frangipani)__________
Plumeria sp
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose)__._-_-_-.----____
Schinus terebinthifolia (Brazil peppertree) ____-
Triphasia trifolia (imeberry)-_---______---______
Cochlicella barbara (L.) (Helicellidae):

MEN baT VACA ¢ 0 eee oe enn eee nee Italy, Libya, py beers sakes La., N.Y.,
Morocco, Spain. S.C., Va.
Mirabilis jalapa (common four-o’clock) seed__.-| France__--------------|_---_|_____ lias
Soitea se ec eR NT ee ate eee un iteiliystes ean eee hae ne ee Sas N.Y
Cochlicella conoidea (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Militanyicarg0 S25. ae a eee oa Spank eee Je] ee ee Va.
Cochlicella ventrosa (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (broccoli) seed_--_| Italy___.--.----__-____|___-_]____- 1|/ N.Y
Gedrusispa (C6 an) yates a see ene een lek sO ee IL 1) aes Fla.
IMAICaTVECAr lO lee SR EN eae eee Azores, Italy, 132 | eee arse
Morocco, Spain, DEC Pelexe,
Turkey. Va.
Soil with unidentified plants____._____________ Bermud au == seo = =| eee | ere 1 | Va.
Conchaspis orchidarum Mamet (Coccidae):
Orchidi(pseudohulb) s=e eee Panamea= sie ce 5 2 | el | Pe WY Pale
Conchylodes bryophilalis Hamp. (Pyraustidae):
‘Ainplanieet® base Sete sa 28 Se ee eee ae CostapRi coeeas means | eames Va|a-ses Fla.
Conocephalus longipennis (Haan) (Tettigoniidae): :
Airplanes eet ee eee ee ree Phil ppiness ass se | aa 1) haere Hawaii.
Conoderus exsul (Sharp) (Elateridae):
ASDORAGUSIINYTLOCLOCILS === ye en ee lel bL eee oe eee nl) eee Te eS Hawaii.
Conotelus mexicanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers) Ariz,, Tex.
Cucurbitasp Rese e ee eee Oras 1 Ariz.
Gardeniaisp= a ee ae Hawaii
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) - ex.
IPL Meni gSp sees = ee Hawaii
Spinacia oleracea (spinach)__--_______________- xi Tex.
Wan daisp a(OrC Hid) meena eee ii Hawaii.
ZANNIGISD i (CULMLOWELS) sees ne ee ene nn Ariz.

25

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]
eer etree Sa elie einlubee en EE Seine Sk SSS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin a pe | 4 | Collected in—
=e
28/8 |88
ow fo} ue
) Za |e
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)---.---------------- Miexiconet: 2252222 gy LD eee es Ariz., Tex.
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado)_-------------------|----- CONES. a ease cas ail eee oS) Tex.
Contigaspis indogoferae Hall (Coccidae):
Simreawtterare (Golan) he a ee Republic of South —‘{--_--|----- 1. |] ADO;
Africa.
Coptotermes testaceus L. (Rhinotermitidae):
SUCOTUT dsp (OP) hoe eee enn tn oe IBTAZ i osaeas ase nen eee s TU Rot el La La.
Coryda nemoraloides (C. B. Adams) (Helmintho-
glyptidae):
Philodendron sp. (plant) -..-------------------- Jamal Can-==-=-=====s==|e >= ea eee 1 | Fla.
Corythaica carinata Uhler (‘Tingidae):
SEVEN (Ie Cl) ae ee ee ee IBSarnbadosse sea en= == 1 ee INNS
tentiasp a umint) eaten == ssa asa eke ses aiti-.~-= ur See 1) Fae a aS IN|NSS
Corythaica cyathicollis (Costa) (Tingidae):
LON ETS eee tea ere an EAR SUE oe ANTI C A= saa aaa eee ‘| eer a Am. V.I.
Corythucha mcelfreshi Drake (‘Tingidae):
MMontomoahibiscr{ Olid ea a IMCX COs ee eer ALF | od | eee Mexs
Coryzorhaphis cruciata Stal (Pentatomidae):
Oar 0 Meee date OE en nn net cnen le iHondurass=====-5"" === Phe | Ser ee 8.C.
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae):
VGISCASDa (banana) splantesseassa ewe LA MiexicQee so ons = 2 5 aes eee 1| Tex.
Crocidophora sinisalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
AGT Darien ee noe Sek Se a Japan (2) passa ese e eae i ag eee Hawaii.
Cryphula apicata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Brome Ad (lant) mee ee ee Ee ee bee Canal Zone, Mexico___|-----|----- 38 nee Fla.,
ex.
Wachusn (lant) a= 22 set a a ee MiexICO2- 2222-2 Se Ee | See 1) Dex
Orchidi@iant) ==2+128. es eee British Honduras,, -s}22-==|---=— 10 | Ariz., Fla.,
Guatemala, Tex.
Honduras, Mexico.
Plant—unidentified==----2-- 2-2 asa ee WMiexi COzs22525<22s22522|ssscle=-2= 1| Tex.
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Mill.) (Phycitidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)_-_--------------- Italy, Spain, un- OGG pees Wave Nee,
known. N.C.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -..------------ France, Greece, ih eens eee Mich., N.Y.
Israel, Italy.
WHS So}, (Car) eee eee ee ee palyae eae eee aU See Pe ING
Crypiocep hat marginicollis Suffr. (Chrysomeli-
ae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) ------------------ @ubas2. 52 eee i eee 3 Bare EN Fla.
Cryptophlebia lewcotreta (Meyr.) (Olethreutidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)------------------ Republic Of Southy ye |seoe 2h bees Pa.
rica.
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) __-.------------- i-tMOpias==2--==-ss=s-|eassslee-—= 1/ D.C
CDG ombrodelta (Lower) (Olethreuti-
ae):
Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean) _-_-.------------ aw alls eee ee ag] Sees es] es Se Hawaii
aseheceni avin dulce (guamachil apes-earring) }|----- (0 (eee esa ap eee i] 2 Seas eves Hawaii
pod.
Samanea saman (raintree saman) seed____-----]----- Got a re ee Os ee 1 | Hawaii
Cryptotermes brevis (Wlk.) (Kalotermitidae):
Papen (CartOl) seek eee Sore ee ee llna ane (G0). esse ese Pi eres ees ek Hawaii
Ctenoglyphus plumiger (Koch) (Glycyphagidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)_-_--_------------ Arcentin assesses ss eae- | aoe pe pee ee Fla,
Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Gastanea sp» (chestnut). 5- = 2 22===222225 "2222 Greece, Italy, LS 2 ses eee Til., Mass.,
Portugal, Spain, NYA; Pa.
Yugoslavia.
Cuercus suber (cork oak) seed__---------------- Spain Se ee eet | 1} N.J.
Guercus sp.(seed) = 22 eee Galley eae ee UTS OX Bide N.Y.
Curculio nucum L. (Curculionidae):
@astanealsps (Chestnut) Seas ea ea ae (Cl) Bea es FLY. | SSSA | Bees N.Y.
Corylus avellana (European filbert) nut-------- Italy, Lithuania____-- P| |S bee | N.Y.
Corylus spe (hazelnut) 20~ 2. ee oe eee eee Mrancesasseuus lazer wes Je RL Sea pee N.Y.
Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) - ---------------- iPUerLOMRACOs==2==eee= 2 | oe | eee P Re

671460—63——4

26 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin = m |. | Collected in—
=I to
28| @ | 88
ow jo) uP
ie) Z |
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Cur-
culionidae):
lpomoea batatas (sweetpotato)...__---_-__-_____- Antigua, Cuba, 8 6y|Zezs2 Ala., Fla.,
Dominican IWIN G5 LEERY
Republic, Haiti(?),
Trinidad,
Venezuela.
Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)--___.-_.-__---_- Siernaeone eee eee ae 5 eee Md.
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Artocarpus altilis (breadfruit)____-...--___-_-_- a walle 2 ose 1 eee ees Hawaii,
Caricaipapay ai apay a) meer eee ae een | ee (CK ee en ee Pil ioe ere) eee Hawaii.
Mangifera indica (mango)_...-..---------_---__ Guam, Hawaii________ 5 fecece]seeee Calif.,*
Hawaii
Murraya paniculata (orange-jasmine) fruit__..| Hawaii___- Apa 1 he) be Heese Hawaii.
IV AOR OG (CORO TE) ee a ee dole sstaae ee at ee aoe |e vo Hawaii.
TAUPO DOOD, (GUENE a Hawaii, Philippines..__.| 3 |_-.-_|_.___ Hawaii.
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) ________._ Ea Wallies eae (fe ae ree Hawaii.
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (?) (Tephritidae):
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple)____---_---_]_-__- GO tea ee ni [a eee Hea ee Hawaii.
Psidium guajava (guava) _..........---_-------- (Ui a1 9 yy eee | ee hy sees Hawaii.
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) __________ Hawail= >see uA) hee oe pe oe, Hawaii.
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):
Oleaieuronpaeal (Olive) eee Cyprus, Italy, 43 j| setae Lorena Mass., N.Y.
Lebanon, Spain,
Syria.
Deilephila nerii (L.) (Sphingidae):
Cargo (with cow horns in boxes)_---.-_-.____-- SAINI CAN (COUNEEY, (7) sae In ol eens | ea La.
Deloyala guttata (O1.) (Chrysomelidae):
Wirplane te So Sone a ae ee Dominican Republic.-_|_..-- 3 Un) (eee P.R.
Dendrocoris variegatus Nelson (Pentatomidae):
Orchidt(plant) Se eee eee INTCXI CO see oes see oe |e ee eee 1 Bex:
Plat UN OTE fic Cee eaten oe mune cee | RU (6 oy Rr ae aee | as PY | are 1} Tex.
Dendrothripoides ipomeae Bagnall (Thripidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) -..__----------- Ia wallescte oes ees 1 | (EEA eee Hawaii.
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron ‘Ursula Sims’_______-----__.---- Gonm any anaes | een | pone NED
IRROCOdENATONISD sa eee ee a Enelegd, iNet her=n nna | omen eee 19} N.J.
ands.
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) leaf__..___-_.____ INGAAS Ua See ene bh) a | Calif.*
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardeniaisps (eat) - ee ere Tahiti- 2) --6 += ee a aa eee Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) _________- ET A Waliteessc area 2) |e 1} Hawaii.
SOSMIUNLTUSD si Cal) mos eae ae ee OE IPhilippinese sesame | een | eS 1 | Calif.*
Diaphania indica (Saund.) (Pyraustidae):
Gucumisisp 8s ee Bae ae Jam aicaseee cae Py ae ee Fla.
Diaphone ewmela (Cram.) (Noctuidae):
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) - __ Republic of South Qy|ssstalcaee INES
Africa.
Diaspis juniperi (Bouché) (Coccidae):
Juniperus squamata var. wilsonii (Wilson | Netherlands_____.____]_.---|__.-- 1| D.C.
singleseed juniper).
CLRID ETUSISD a (DELI) eee NYAS OS] Sv eee | een | Ree 1 | Mich.
Thuja occidentalis ‘Indomitable’____-__________ IN(e ther] ari cls eee | emt | ea 1} D.C.
Diaspis minima Targ. (Coccidae):
Cupressus sp. (cypress) cone___...------_---.-- Mrance, ltaly=-ess DH seein Mass., N.Y.
Diatraea magnifactella Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) node__-----| Mexico__-.-.----.----- 1 El Re Bai Tex
Dickelops furcatus (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Vatisisp a (rape) sect eee ABE eens Arcentin geese i i ee De La
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Pinus sp. (5-needle pine) twig.____---________. JapaNsone soe cee | poe | eee 1 | Calif.*
Dichromothrips corbetti (Priesner) (Thripidae):
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) -___-___________ await ws sce Co ees ee Hawaii
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae): 4
Cocosinicifer ai (Coconut) ee me meee ean san | 6 Ya) Seep ae a 4 1)|5os=5 Calif.,*
Hawaii.

Dolerus anthracinus (Klug) (Tenthredinidae):
IAI rplane sa) he 2 aes Se See Rae ae IPTANCOs= 22 e ese eee esalle UN SSee5 Tl.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PEST

S, 1962

27

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin z p |. | Collected in—
~
ga| 8 | Sa
std fel]
ov ° que
6) Z|
Drosicha howardi (Kuw.) (Coccidae) (tentative):
TR NDIRTGITARIO DO eee ne See Japans--— = a eee eb ee 1} D.C.
Drymaeus alternans (Beck) (Bulimulidae):
serena luiexo! (GoiE Nay A) Se = ee ee eee GostayRica warts do| Hees (eee 2| Fla.
Honduras.
Ochids (plant) ees ee (Get ea herr ei epee | Reena | es 1S | inex:
Drymaeus cuernavacensis (Crosse & Fischer)
(Bulimulidae):
Oxchidh(plarit) ees See Oe ee Me XTC Secee, x errs Pa otek Fae cok 8S 1} Tex.
Drymaeus hegewischi (Pfeiffer) (Bulimulidae):
IBrOTMe ACs (lant) eae ee eee ae oe 2 | eee Gone oe ee | aie el Beate ay 2HeArize hex:
Taumces hepatostomus (Pfeiffer) (?) (Bulimuli-
Saini Son Galea) = Se ee ee ee COE SEAS Sipren MEN || Deca | BEA ie 1| Tex.
Drymaeus heynemanni (Pfeiffer) (Bulimulidae):
@Orchida(Mlant) So esa ees eee Ee a A LOR ee aes | Soni | 1h | iRexs
Drymaeus multilineatus (Say) (Bulimulidae):
Oxchids(plant) eee aa ake ee Ween oe oat 1 | Fla.
Drymaeus rudis aa (Bulimulidae):
Orchids (plant) seer Sa Soe 2 Peel eigen be INTO SCO ae ane Oe 2 | ee | ice el 1| Tex.
Dyscinetus frater Bates (Scarabaeidae):
@QuartersSe 3 eo testo take EER Come a 2 eae |e ae Wi\eecce Fla.
Dyscinetus laevipunctatus Bates (Scarabaeidae):
@uartorseemeeie ee ee Sh Se N So ee CG Koja fener I pees Fla.
Dysdercus mimulus Hussey (Pyrrhocoridae):
ATI EOM OD ilo sss ara te SSE na se ae Cope foe Fe eel eal 2) |S Tex.
IR ENT EN? CO eee eee eee a soeed COS eae | een ir Pee Tex.
Dysdercus mimus (Say) (?) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Cancolqwithibananas) ese ean eee ees TOEDE CRS oa a eee eee Fla.
Dysdercus obliquus (H.-S.) (2?) (Pyrrhocoridae):
veh Gaps Se eee IMiexXi COs a= See | Sees Ly | Sees Ariz.
Dyspessa ulula (Bkh.) (Cossidae):
Alum sativum (Garlic). 2-2=- ese een eee ena Spainssscsc Sees 22 Sass leeeee PR.
Earias insulana (Bdv.) (Noctuidae):
Hibiscus esculentus (okra) pod___-------------- Widlanhy nes = aL eet eae N.Y.
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Annona reticulata (custard-apple) __-------.---- Janel casa seeeee anes UN eee Boose Fla.
BarningLomiaisDs (DOU) meester ne sone anes (LAW alee e ce eae Bileeced eeees Hawaii.
Ceratonia siligua (carob) pod...-------.-------- Italy, Netherlands(?), oul eeeae eee N.Y.
Yugoslavia.
Gitrusilimon) (lemon) ssessss--2 2 eee ean italy Ee iste ee Se
CR DONC01534 (STADCINUIL) seers eee ee oe ee re Oana eee
C. sinensis (Sweet orange) ...-------.-------.-- nee Italy, Repub-

lie of South Africa,
Spain, Union of So-
viet Socialist Re-
publics, unknown.

Cydonia oblonga (quince)....------------------ Geese, tal yee 2h canes eee N.Y

JOEGES Gran (ie) es ee tally este et 2p | eee eee N.Y.

Juglensisp (walnut) sete anon ene anne Gael italy oes Beka lese N.Y., Wash

mee UMeK(HOG) 2a. neM eee aE ee tea pal ys ae eas Ib emeesl oosoe NiYe

Prunus amygdalus (almond)_--------.----.---- Greece cs-- 2228s ses Monel cie N.7

Punica granatum (pomegranate)...--------.--- Greece, Italy__-------- YN ees | ee N.Y

I ENCE COUPU OCHO (OE) esse ee aly He cose tee se 10 | Soe ee N.Y.

Tamarindus indica (tamarind) pod____-----___- Bahamas aera eens 1 Wi ooeee Fla
Ectomyelois phoe) icis (Durrant) (?) (Phycitidae):

Hicwsicorica) (ie) \dricdea eee i ee Tialy2oet st ee 15 Paes |sen== N.Y
Elaphidion conspersum Newm., (Cerambycidae):

Nike 0) Eas A 9: Be SE SE Oe ne eee Dominican Republic_.|---.- th Baee= P.R
Ephestia calidella (Guen) (Phycitidae):

Capsicum annuum (pepper) .------------------- Vital yee 5 oe SY 1 eee eee IN
Epichorista ionephela (Meyr.) (Tortricidae):

Ornithoyalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee).._| Republic of South 1, |beste) eee N.Y

Africa.

Epilachna borealis (F.) var. (Coccinellidae):

Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana),----| Ecuador__..---------- 2) bones |Boees Md., Tex.
Epinotia aporema (Wlsm.) (Olethreutidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris ev. (string bean)--_------- al Mexico cncas-sesee 1 W epee Tex
Epitranus lacteipem.is Cam. (Chalcididae):

Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) __.-____-------. Hawails-s-o2o--sssus. el eres Hawaii
Eriophyes cancstrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

Buzus sempervirens (boxwood).---------------- England, Netherlands_'--_-- 3! 2!NJ., Wash

Phe) PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 80, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Number of in-

terceptions in—
io) >
Se
Ba| 8 lag
eis el |) Se
or S Pa
iS) A |e

Eriophyes leionotus (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):

Betula coerulea (blueleaf birch) leaf_...-------- Swed ens aaa
Ethelema scbrina Sharp (Colydiidae):

Bromeligda( plant) Saas eee eee Mexico 2 -e=e¢ x2 see
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae):

Gardeniaisp. (eat) t= 2-2 sea yanen Sosa e coe |e (loyare sha Sener e Se

Orchid ((eat)h2 a2 oF oe eee Dominicass seas
Eucheira socialis Westw. (Pieridae):

Arbutus menziesii (Pacific madrone) _---------- IMiexi COR = aap tee
Euphyllura olivina (Costa) (Psyllidae):

Olea europaea (olive) branch_------------------ Lpaliys= 22-222 ee eee
Eurygaster integriceps Puton (Pentatomidae):

Triticum aestivum (wheat)_.__---------------- sraclee seen eee
Eurytoma crchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):

Cattleyartabiatar(OrchiG) see sae eee eee IBTAZ ic oL eee eee ene

Catileyaispieti t= tooheab oe ee Colombia, Hawaii,
unknown.

Orchid.#22. 352) eae sare eee a oe oe ee IMIG COs eee

Euscepes postfasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):

Ipomcec batatas (sweetpotato) _...------------- Brazil, Hawaii, Peru,
Puerto Rico, Trini-
dad.

aa marginatus (Champ.) (Melandryi-
ae):

Orchidts.< es. t ee cele cee ete eee Miexico7=== sas s2 esa
Euxoa bilitura (Quen.) (Noctuidae):

Airplanes. 23-2 22st 4 oo joe ese ee wee ese anas Whallkan@nyan Sse oe
Everes comyntas (Godt.) (uycaenidae):

Phaseolus vulgaris cv. (string bean)----------_- INTGxd COs eee

JESU: SHADOW: (SE) aS eee S| dose
Evergestis forficalis (L.)(Pyraustidae): :

Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ----_--- eae: Germany,

taly.

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

Orchidu(plant)) = soe ee ee ea ees eee Guatemala, Mexico- _-_
Exptochiomera confusa Barber (Lygaeidae):

Orchida(plant) 52s ee eee eee eo eee eae IMIG CONRAN eens

Solanum melongena (eggplant) _._-_-___--__---_]____- donne ce enema ed
Exptochiomera formosa (Dist.) (iygaeidae):

Alloeiveras(trile:aloe) sie te ote ee ree | Bee! GOess eo ae

PHLOCENGrONVIVGSEOLL/ TIN ery ee ee ee | OMe see ee eee
Exptochiomera tumens (Stal) (Lygaeidae):

Bromeliads (plant) Saas meee eee @anallZoneseeceeeesee=
Fiorinia theae Green (Coccidae):

Camellianispa(leat) ss ee reenter NVICXICO===aeee eee
Forficula aetolica Brunn. (Forficulidae):

Punica granatum (pomegranate)______________- Greece sare re aes set
Forficula decipiens Gene (Forficulidae):

Triticum aestivum (wheat) straw jacket________ HrAn CeHevee sees ae
Forficula senegalensis Serv. (Forficulidae):

Baggage... Sac eet. bot ee un areal Africa (country (?))----

Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum morifolium (florists chrysan- | Japan___--------------
themum) cut flowers.

GYCLUMETISD cas te ee eres ee eta | FE OLS = Seat ee eieael
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ._---.-_------ Formosa, Japan_-_-_--
Disporum kawakamii (fairybells)----.---------- HOGMOSase= = eee eee
LO WOES oe ee ee SO Ee Formosa, Japan,
unknown.

Gardeniajsp et. ee ee eee Japan= shave einen!
Litchi chinensis_Qychee)__2-__2 2 eee Fons Kone see aes
ORYZORSOLIDG (TICE) ar ee ee ee (OM aba mene
IPANMANUS|SDe(SCLOWDING) eee eee American Samoa.____-

FLOSS YO TLC = sos es ee ee ee Japan, Philippines.._.

1 eee pee
eee ea 1
2 ectied eae ts
eee eas 1
1S eee eee
5 eee Peers
Se Pease 1
JESS ee oe 1
atens|ewese 4
aeosd| esas 1
2 Oy/asa—=
Lose ueees 2
wees 0 ees
a eee ee
Lee
eee i Pee
See eee 3
[nae E |e Ses: u
5B eee ee
pail [ee 1
pee eee 1
Bless eee il
a a Pee
1 ee ea
3 Ee) Pees EE 2
gS eee acne 2
16 2) | seee
1 ea eer
19 Co eae
eee eee 1
2 24 eee
ae 1 ee
Lp) S22 | See
Le ee eee
3) ee Ee ee
1 Alcea

Collected in—

N.Y.
Tex.

Tex.
Fla,

Tex,
N.Y.
N.Y.

Fla.
Fla., Hawaii,

Calif.*
Ala., Calif.,*
PER.

Tex.
Fla,

Tex.
Tex.

N.Y., N.C.

Fla., Tex.

Tex.
Ariz.

Tex.
Tex.

Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 29

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin z p | 4 | Collected in—
=| oo
a6| 2 | es
ow o) uP
eo) Z| A
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) __-_-----_---- Germany, unknown_-| 1 Tjian N.Y., Wash.
TN IUGR Ao SR RS ee ee Oe ee eee England, Iceland, 1 27| ae Nialicg IPA
unknown. Wash
Gladiolus hybrid (cut flowers) ------_--_-------- Israelea. oo ain sone i Ll aes a PS Nina
INTETSCG YAS LOC Kee = ee he eee eee INeGherlan ds Sas | ees ee NED
PROSapEY DLIGy (COSC) sana ee England, France, 4 2 1 | Mass., Mich.,
Germany, un- N. yea Pa.,
known, Yugoslavia. Wash.
Soil with Primula sp. (plant)___....._-___-___-- BEST) 21 7 Cl cea re | oer | uN dis
Frankliniella panamensis Hood (Thripidae):
Zantedeschia aeothiopica (calla lily)_______-_____ Colombia==--2= sume 3G) ee ee eee N.Y.
Frankliniella schulizei (Tryb.) (Thripidae): ,
CPU SOMAVAT ONO SOS Se se ee ee ATMISinalina a ewe see i iP) eee | Hawaii.
ID CH GIO AD Se Eee ae Ca ESS eect te SS Clone Rees Tae he Le ye (eee Hawaii.
Frankliniella sulphurea Schmutz (Thripidae):
Rosakyibrid.(Cut) flowers) o----- ee LADYE) airy eater IS ty ie De eee es ee Hawaii.
Frankliniella tenuicornis (Uzel) (Thripidae):
SRO CTS ee ee ch emer a Se eyes Roy a ieee ee WinlianOyyanee So See Sse ee Li eee Pa.
Frankliniella williamsi Hood (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers) _-----__-____-- Vex COMs=s =a eae 1 RS eat ee Ariz.
OTRO DUG: (OEE Tai) ee SER ae ae aha SP a Dh ap OE ee nny cers lle ne | eae 1| Tex.
LAAT TXTATES (GYD LS AS Ss OS AS TA GOS Se ae Dae een | eee Ariz., Tex.
Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) __.--____-__-___------ Jamaica, St. Kitts_____ S| Maneater meee ee,
Phaseolus vulgaris cv. (string bean)._-_________ Suriname ee eee ee | eee a ee Fla.
JET O ADTOMO (UD ee ee ee eee Puerto Ricosse= ese aL | See re IRA
WEG ILASINETUS7S) (COWDOA) oe ees cee eee (Koy sepia tna ons Te eis D [| ee as EES ARS
Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):
Cocosinuctfend (Coconut) ae as-- ne eee ee Eniwetok, Kwajalein, bay fat a eee Hawaii.
Marshall Islands,
unknown.
Galgup hex punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentato-
mi
Bromeliad (Qo 81 i) eae ee ae: Miexic@ 22-25. faa eon Sete ea 1| Tex.
Galgupha quadrisignata (Stal) (Pentatomidae):
IBTOME AGE (DIAN) pe ea ee anne eae een ee | es (6 Ko Ee i eae 1 || Dex.
Orchid (plant) = ee ee ee SEV OIGUTT ES meee | een | eee 1| Fla.
Genaparlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Ldgr.) (Coc-
cidae):
Ornchidiaa een se he en eee) hi ae Sing a pone eee ees | eee | meee 1 | Calif.*
WMordarteresi(Orchid) pee ees eke ee IHOTIN OSS Sys se oe eee | al eae 1 | Calif.*
WOE SOS += PEA SES et iS eee ee EUS WL erence ree eee ae | | ree 2 | Calif.*
Geotomus pygmaeus (Dallas) (Cydnidae)
PAIR DIAN Gk ewan nn a het eee an he eer oo Rah tie ee as |e ie | eaeaee Hawaii.
LNG CHE (UOT CUT ROR Se IE Fa walieoneasee ean | ae ee Hawaii.
IB ap oa re teeie nD ee Oe Na eae cena eae CORE see es pb [gs a Hawaii.
Condylineteriiinaisy(t)) se | Ene (0 Ko eugene Seek 58 RSet} 3 beeen) eee 1 | Hawaii.
Glycyphagus michaeli Oud. (Glycyphagidae):
Malusisyivestris (apple) a= ee eee ADAM ae eae FT| fences ee ee Wash.
Gnorimoschema borsaniella Koehr. (Gelechiidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) -_---------.-----_-- Ee gD apr Se [| Seer ere Fla.
Gon meshes gudmannella (Wism.) (Gelechi-
idae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) ------------------- IMiGxICOE sesame ee (ip | Soest eas see Calif.,
ex.
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)...--------_-_|_-_-- (cVoymenerete aea Sar Se oA dk ee Sl Tex.
QGnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
JET OGTR (OGD) SES DE ee United Arab Republic_]___-_ Sy|ee aes Pa.
B. vulgaris var. cicla (Swiss chard)____________- 1 Les ps ea cece eg leat | Tee INIRYS
SUORGS Seem baw e et enn aoe ee Bae (oo aes ae eg ds | ee ek ul; REISS N.Y.
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Turner) (Gele-
chiidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato) -.-.--------------- 1 EXSY ob US agi, ee tet Mees 1 | ee | es Fla.

Goniogaster variicolor Mayr (Torymidae):
JHE SO, QunuGl wd) Sa ee 1D HOV) ok ee ee aL el ees | ee N.Y.

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Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin EI es 4, Collected in—
~
5 alos
ae| ¢ |e8
or 2) nue
Oo A ies
Gonocerus insidiator (F.) (Coreidae):
VERTLOSGIS Den (OLOOTNS) eee ee ee ae DTA COi not a a] HES SS eee INDYS
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Noctuidae):
Cynara cardunculus (cardoon) stem_________--- TG ayly See eee eee i a ees ee Md.
Gracilaria azaleela Brants (Gracilariidae) :
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) leaf__......__._______- Belgium, Netherlands_|]__.__]_____ 3 INN,
Grapholitha funebrana (Treit.) (Olethreutidae):
Prunusidomesticay (plum) == 22a ee Czechoslovakia, Dh a4 ea Neraaa N.Y.
Poland.
Grapholitha janthiana (Dup.) (Olethreutidae):
iMalusesylvesthess (QD ple) aa a ae ee EN Saya ee [t+] Seo RA OES INSYS
Grapholitha packardi Zell. (Olethreutidae):
Gydontaroblongas(auince) 222-2 eee IMfexi cokes = ss nanan: mak Pel RR aa Tex.
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum Costa Lima
(Olethreutidae) :
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) _-.__--_-_-_--__-- Colombia, unknown__|____- Pas aes Md., N.Y.
Gymnococcus agavium (Dougl.) (Coccidae):
Cactusi(plant) 23 en as ee eee IMexi¢o 22S 2Rscu ANTE PL en | an 1) NAYS
Haplothrips aculeatus (F.) (Phlaeothripidae):
ISLOWOrS Sone Se re ates Tcelande 2225 Sce Ne eners (Lae |} ee NJ.
Packing (with Aphelandra sp. cuttings) -_-.-___ Denmarks= 2 -<ss 5 Ue Os eee. 1 INES
iPlantamatenial (dried) essa ee ere Roland ae =a i]s [pees eee Til.
oe clarisetis Priesner (?) (Phlaeothrip-
idae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) __-._-__.------___- IMIG SOO) eee bli ip tee Ie Tex.
Haplothrips cettei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) --_-__-_---_-- Portugals= eae 2h pee rem e INS
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frank1.) (Phlaeothripidae):
AlSt eras) ee Rete Fi BE Rec een eee! AUS trA =e | ema id eer Hawaii.
ChnysantWemimisp ace ee ee Australia, Japan.______ 1 1 te ED
as
MIO WOrs so eee te he gs ee Guadeloupe, Haiti, 45) sess ee IB, Ia,
apan Wash.
Helichrysum sp. (everlasting flower) ___.--.-_--- HOGMOSaeae = eee Le ee aS Hawaii.
FEN DISCusisp eee bs. Leis eee sae Okina wales aan Ugh (sso a Hawaii.
Molucella laevis (bell of Ireland) __-.-_---_-_-_- Lait eee nen eae gy iets a Fla.
UN enivelspsu (CUETO Wiers) eee ne Pepublie of South 1 2 28 ES INS
rica
Orebidisnkh 2a bese Sirti a) el wad La la ee EN HWY (25:0 [e(0) etree ee ae rece ue al fee 1 | Hawaii.
Ornithogalum sp. (chinkerichee)_-___-_-------- Pepa’ of Souths) sane i] PA RS N.Y.
rica
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) -__-----.--------- TMA itis oko tt lel D Wed fey ao Hawaii.
Harmolita ips (W1k.) (Eurytomidae):
Strawa(packin'y) Sasa es syne eee eee anne Bran cee: ale. esse Din nso eee Ga.
Helicella candidula (Studer) (Helicellidae):
Soi Baas Be I a re Tally te en eet | ieee lee N.Y
Helicella caperata (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Herbs) (Giry)) sen ae Ries Be GR INT ae lee Cubatsees eb Jo| pbs es ene Fla.
Impatiens balsamina (garden balsam) seed____- ngland = ees | bes ee TNSYe
Helicella cespitum (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Mii taryACaT go swear SE Se Spain ee 7g) Pe ae |e ie aeNe ye
Helicella conspurcata (Draparnaud)
(Helicellidae):
Laurus nobilis (Grecian laure])__-...----------- Ttaliy: Po ARE |S TL INES
Militanyacargos Sa Ses i aie ie talyAspainesosss=ae Bed pee ee Be La.,
ex.
Soil with Ailanthus sp. and unidentified plant..| Italy__._.......--.----]__--_|__-_- OF | INTSYCS
Helicella derbentina Andrz. (Helicellidae):
MET IT aT VACATE Os anes sere a ee eee mC ee Turkey seen By [ee al La., N.Y.
FHelicella itala (L.) (Helicellidae):
Cichorium endivia (endive) __._.-_-----.-------- Tally ee ee 1 i | eg N.Y.
Chintybusi(escar0le) as BPs (OE ie ene ee iff [eee INE
LACUUCO SAIYAN (EULIICe) sence ee ee 222d 0 Ser ee ee nF | Bie N.Y.
Cotinus coggygria (common smoketree) seed___-|}.---do0_.-_--------------|_.--_|----- 1| NJ.
Helicella maritima (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
Military.cargo==33 2 ee as Greece, Spain______-_- Ga} as) oe Del., N.Y.,
SiC. dex
Mirabilis jalapa (common four-o’clock) seed._-_| France......._-_------|-----|_---- 1 | Pa.
Rosa; Dy brid == 22 ee ee een | dae Sera DF eek Delle Soe INDYS
Thymusisp..(thyme) plant eee (italy oun ese ee eS WW INS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 31

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host ~ Country of origin g m | 4 | Collected in—
~~
Ba| 8 |eq
a2) a | 2s
oF ° ne
13) Za |Aa
Helicella neglecta (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
VE tay (CATE Oe eee se 2 er sea ot Spain, Turkey-_-_----- 7A) feel sca La., N.Y.
Helicella protea Ziegler (Helicellidae):
INGA Cant) eee Turkey! skeen nL | Ss | Ree INGYS:
Helicella pyramidata (Draparnaud)
(Helicellidae):
EE USICONICEN 1S) eae aa anes nee eae ees ee ete 10) | ess Ea ee N.Y
IN DIDS COTO) oe ee eS a1 | ees |e La.
Stipa tenacissima (esparto needlegrass) --------- 1 | Sees | ace Mich
Waciasabar (broad bean) siete ae en ae en Eee d 1h | pees | ee eee INSYSs
Helicella striata (Miller) (Helicellidae):
IN GT Sn? Gael Se ES eee Azores, France, S| Reet | eee I INI NGS
Greece, Italy, Spain, S.C., Tex.,
Turkey, unknown. Va.
Onobrychis viciaefolia ‘Montana’ (seed) _.------- Spain ss ee See | sees meee TLD) Ole
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear) _--------------- tal yee eee eee as See 1 | ee ee NING
JRE aN Ada Le SE SS ee ee IHTAN CO renee ee ee | eee eee INES
Goll with Laurus nobilis and unidentified Tite yh cere i ere | eae tes a 471 NOY
plants.
Stipa tenacissima (esparto needlegrass) ---------]---- dos eee ANN | eee en Mich.
Helicella trochoides (Poiret) (Helicellidae):
Glematisthybridh(Seced) nese eee seen (6 Ko) Sa a aa a ee a 18 Neo
Helicella variabilis (Draparnaud)
(Helicellidae):
PATZtOMO DilG Bana eee ana nant ee Trance secs scee see ee 1h eee eee Md.
Bar rac oem eew aie ic Se o2d es Cee tals ensa ee ene ee pee pte = INGE:
Warcon(waithnnronipipes) eens enn en nes oe Spank Se ees 1 | EL ees La.
IVI tayeCardO Sate ee ee h las pew tee See nae Spain, Turkey_.._____ Sg eee | eee INDYS
Mirabilis jalapa (common four-o’clock) seed_---] France_-.-------------|-----|____- Tel) 12s,
Onobrychis viciaefolia (sainfoin) seed___--------- tal yl see ene e eee sate | ews 1M INES
Heticella virgata (DaCosta) (Helicellidae):
Michi Ganyecarne 0 meer ote oe tee Spainttse.2- ee es Le teem | eee INBYS
Helicina durangoana Mousson(?) (Helicinidae):
Orchida(plant) #2. aes ae Se eee eee ae Mex CoM ay San Sree ee | Beers er aan 1 | Tex
Helicina neritella Lamarck (Helicinidae):
Orchidk(plant) =a ee ea eee Viana Cesare ee eee | eee ence 3 | Fla.
Helicina oweniana Pfeiffer(?) (Helicinidae):
Bromeliads] ant) meee eee ee ee ee IN IGS 10 nea sa eal see eae il), Ae
Helicina substriata Gray (Helicinidae):
Orchidk(pseudobulb) hae eee eee @aymantisiands2ass24 | =aaes | Paes 1} Fla
Helicina zephyrina Duclos (Helicinidae):
Bromeliads (plant) meee ee een IMCKICOM==2 Sah ee esa fee =| ees Ree 2) hex.
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) seed_--------------]__--- C6 Ko a oe | eS |, hex.
Heliothis armigera (Hbn.) (Noctuidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)---_---------- Win 11 OW eee er ee | I ip eae INBYS
Helix aperta Born (Helicidae):
BELOUUIG OTIS) (DCCL) meee nee eee Ttaly2=ss<bee vos so ss Rew 1) | MES INES
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower)_---- Germany, iitaliya22= "25 | bas: Dea\ieee ls INE ey hexe
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)_------------ tal ys oe ke ee ee 8}. eee INBYSS.C:
Militarnvicarg 0Mas eats See eee ee ae Chie 116 |e Se [ee Va.
TLOSTNATINUSISD a (LOSCMALY) wane ee noes ene ene | meses 0 SEE en ee ye 2S S| inal Ea TG IN ASY se:
Helix aspersa Miiller (Helicidae):
IATILOTMO DIGS seen ee ea ee ee eee eed HMrances=ss==kass ae ones Th eee ees Tex.
Baggage (broughtias food)! 2222 sees =e Greece, Italy._--_-_---- On| es | eee ee Mass.
BELOW ULG TIS (DCCL) Se ee ball ye aes ee SSA eee ij] Saas a.
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ---_--_- Azores, France, Peru_-}-_---- Chr eee Alia INGE:
GCastaneaisp(Chestnut) Sasa eee eee Spains=sesesasle aaa i es ee Pa.
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ------_-___- WAU OF CSH8s SEAR a #2 3/5 So dre PAs eer Pa.
ENO W.ers Mee oe ate tae HAST SOE ST Eee Fai tise esas fie | es in a Fla.
bactuca:sativg (lettuce) pene eee ee) ee Azores, France, Italy__|----- 67 | Snes INAYS
Militany<carr obs see. eee eee Italy, Spain PULLEY REE 2 | REN esl J La., Va.
orchid (plant) Siesee yee ee eee ee INT ERI CO Mee aati Rates ee) alee 1S nex:
TERN cals 5 Oe et Sie eee a a eee eee (6 Layee ee ee ee eS 1 | Ariz.
i earrarries Spa(geranitim) pplanteee asa | eee Onsale Be 1 | Calif.
SUOres Sees sos 3 Sai ihe eee ee tee bos Algeria, Portugal, un- |_---- 5albeces Am. V.L.,
known. Fla., Mich.
Helix cincta Muller (Helicidae):
Baggage (brought as food)_---.--...---.--.-_-- Greecets 2202 aes 2 ee ie ees Mich.
Heliz leucorum L, (Helicidae):
Mail (asitoo0d) Bates e a a Le ees italy ea 1S eee Leer ING

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Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin fl aa
~
q iJ)
ge| 2 |e8
or °o oe
1S) Z |e
Helix pomatia L. (Helicidae):
Miaili(asiiood) baa= a= ee ee ee ATIStHIA sae cee Se es 1 Nog [ese 8
SCORESE A ee aero MS De ee Ee eae SNL X) €or nee err
ees androst (Dall) (Helminthoglyp-
idae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) plant..______ Bahamassee se eae iene veo een 1
Orchids(plant) == = ee ees GOES See ee See ae Eee 2
Se streatori Pilsbry (Helminthoglyp-
tidae):
Orchids(plant) eee Ee eee ene arya ames [aad Seeger | eee |oeeeee | ae
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostri-
chidae):
Wood! (Crate) 2s=226620 = CS. = $22 eee Ceylon, Indonesia____- 3 16) | Sees
Heterogenea asella (Schiff.) (Limacodidae):
Castaneaispsi(chestnut) Neate = ee DLE) Ee seagate veto Se | oie fa Ue hops ae
Heterotermes convexinotatus (Snyder) (Rhino-
termitidae):
Manihot esculenta (cassava)---------------____- (Giureite nal ase seers eee | eee | eee 1
Orbignya cohune (cohune palm) nut----_______- IM Meh CQO cee UY eee
OrchiGg (plant) Bees See ae eee eee Brazileess Steet ss oee ee Cee =e ee 1
IZ THUS Qoy Corvay)) Sohaa os ee British Honduras-_ _-_-_- Diy sy
Heterotermes maculatus Light (Rhinotermitidae):
Citrullus vulgaris (Watermelon) ___-_--__---___- IVCXI CO eae ee eee 1 bea eae Hcl A
Hippotion echeclus (Bdy.) (Sphingidae):
AInplan Oca state es oeee ee anak ee een ene Southwest Pacific_.___|---_- 1 Dal fee
Hispa atra L. (Chrysomelidae):
rAllinimuponniuin: (CCK) sean eee eee Sa eae ee eee | ees | eee
Homothrips distinctus Bagn. (Thripidae):
Protedispes (Cut Ow CLS) eee eee ee Republic of South | Sons | See
Africa.
Hoterodes ausonia (Cram.) (Pyraustidae):
Car Oe ee ences ok ea oer ae eee BCwWadorss ase e ase i hel aE heh
FTygromia cinctella (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
IMIG a yx CAT SO aaa teen ee een ao meyer eete GaltyseeCen aba eneene ae Thi eee bee“
Mirabilis jalapa (common four-o’clock) seed_-._| France_.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_|--__-|____- 1
Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):
Bromeliads (plant) meee ae eee en Guzvatemal oeasae ene | eee | erent 1
Gycnochesispsy(SwWanorchid) pene e nee ne en | Cees Gost l=. Ba eet eee. aan ees ee 1
Orchids (plant) ye se ee a ne ee Oe een ese ee eral | eee 4
Tridomyrmex pilifer Mayr (Formicidae):
Orchidi(plant) ee Colombia === ae ewes | eee | Dees 1
Tridothrips iridis (Wats.) (Thripidae):
Tnisihy brid (eat) Seas ee ee Hngland ss sooo 2 a5" es |e ces eee 1
Jadera rufofusca Barber (Coreidae):
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) __-----_---____- PuertomRicoses==s=—= = WG cecal ee
Jadera sanguinolenta (F .) (Coreidae):
Orchidi (plant) sa ee eee een VTS xd COW 2 ecrae enn en nee [gn 1
Jenneretia multistriata’ (Deshayes) (Helminthog-
glyptidae):
Orchid (plant) ates sae ee See een CO Bisse ee el ene | 1
Kalotermes synderi Light (Kalotermitidae):
MilitaryyGargo fe: 2 2S see ce ee eae ae oe DU | eae tn (Oko eee eC ws ena 1 ip pepe | ete
Kuwanina parva (Mask.) (Coccidae):
ET UM US SD et (WELK) eee ee ee erin eee ee JaDaNeee =. — Se cee a ley eee eae
Lamellazis gracilis (Hutton) (Achatinidae):
IBTOMe] a au (ler t) ee eee ee ae eee IP Ont) Soe eed | ee | eed 1
iELerbsi(dried) Se ee eae (Oj blo): Saas Sees awe fe eae eee
Orchid (plant) sae ene cee tone Aruba, Venezuela_____|-._-_]_-____ 2
Soil with Dieffenbachia sp. (plant)_-------_-___ (ETL TUOBEGT CO Me eee | eemeenes| nen 1
Lamellazis micra (Orbigny) (Achatinidae):
Orchid\(plant) see a eee Wiexd COU==. 22sec ee a ened | eee 1
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa) lei-___----__ (Ela wall aac soe eee 5 if | ees
URISUMUSGLU LINE (DCR) eae JADA Ae oe eae sen eae A ee 30 eas.
Sesbania grandiflora (agati sesbania)___-______- LAW allo st uO eae | ee
Largus affinis Dist. (?) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Orchidi(@lant) este ea eee eee British on Gurasoss eee eee oe

Collected in—

IN/ENG-

Am. V.1

Fla.

Fla.

Fla.

Calif.,* Md.
INDYS

N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 30

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Throug

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Continued

Number of in-
terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 5 Pe 4 Collected in—
i) |) Eo
26| § |e
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iS) Z |
Laspeyresia araucoria Pastrana (Olethreutidae):
Araucaria angustifolia (Parana araucaria) ------ PAO en tin aes eee ae ae | eee | eee 14 |S DEC
A, ercelsa (Nor Ngee ae one ee ae ae te Po Braz eee ee i Hay fas See} 1| N.Y
Araucaria sp. (seed) - .---.---------------------|----- OO Sees Sree ree a aes | eer 1| Fla.
Laspeyresia nigricana Stach: ) Olethreutidae) :
PESTS OLA WMT (DCR) sana eee Sao England, Italy_------- 1 a epee N.Y
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Castanea sativa (European chestnut) ----------- Czechoslovakia, 54 2 1 | Md., Mass.,
France, Greece, N.J., N.Y.
Italy, Portugal,
Spain, unknown.
“Tecanium’’ catori Green (Coccidae) (tentative):
Cola acuminata (colanut) ...------------------- Nigerias-= eases i Ul AEP ae ia N.Y.
Lecanium corni Bouche (Coccidae):
Philadelphus coronarius (sweet mockorange)---} Canada_-_-.----------|_-_-_|____- DN
TRU CSIS De ee ae eee eee oan ee an aee Germanys ee LDS TINE
Beatin Ber sicae (F.) (Coccidae) (tentative):
IDGGD TOO SOA COR ee ee eae Australia=so-- seek sal ab wed gh 3 eae Hawaii.
Lecanium rufulum (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
AR Moho Ball AVateo e eeee r= Spain sesteu eee aoe (es es (ce Mass.
Lepidosaphes carinata (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
SE QUUC TH RILCURS eee ne eee ee IMiexiCOs=s20 FES BSS eS ae le aRexs
Lepidosaphes celtis Kuw. (Coccidae):
IDRC TOO AO =) 55s Se ee er Japan as2ss okt eee ee DUS 1 | Wash.
Lepidosaphes conchifor moides Borchs. (Coccidae):
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) --------------].___- GOzsc cose eccte sete 14 eed SA ee Hawaii.
Lepidosaphes crotonis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Malvaviscus arboreus (South American wax- | Cuba_.---------------|__--_|____- 121 DO}.
mallow).
Lepidosaphes esakii Tak. (Coccidae):
Gocosinucifera (Coconut) Reo s tans eee Kewajaleinz 2-22-22 -seee II Paes SEA Hawaii.
Lepidosaphes ficus (Sign.) (Coccidae):
ER CUSICRTICO) (U2) seen at eee eee ne eee ae Ttalye 2 2 <= OA es fees 1/N.J.
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
@actusi (plant) Sees ee eee eee MiexicO=22=- S225 == tees aad 3) eRexs
Cephalocereus sp. (cactus) plant--.-------------|_____ GOSS et eee ee ee on Lee 1 | Tex.
IPachkycencusispa (Cactus) |plant=oeee ose e ee co ae eee Oo 2 ee a 1 eM ex
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (croton) ------------------ Hawaii, Panama_--_-_- 10/2222 4 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii.
Codi Gets Deeee ean ae eee American Virgin Is- | 15 |____- 6 | Fla., Hawaii,
lands, Canal Zone, INRYS
Hawaii, Panama.
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Cyumbiarumsps (Orchid) S225 esse ee eee PETON Pe RCON BS sameeren es | ener 1 | Hawaii.
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)---------------------- Philippinessss2-ssess Leaf sca ae] AeA Hawaii.
Leucania irregularis (W1k.) (Noctuidae):
J NIDA OO ee ae le ee eee Johnston Island___-_--|____- ed pes et Hawaii.
Leucaspis pusilla Loew (Coccidae):
PUSS (pine) GWAles- henna een eee Jordana seen sn eeenee = Pol sboss| Saks Mass.
RSE) Da a Te a EE re Mosinee A AD Sask pe eae Mass.
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) ----------------- IWieStPAtiri Ca s= sea ee se eee Dhl) Se Re Mass.
Leucoptera coffeella G.—M. (Lyonetiidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) leaf-_-..__-.----- Brazil, Mexico----2522 3 1] ee Fla., Tex.
Leucoptera scitella (Zell.) (Lyonetiidae):
IVIGLILSISYLUESERISE (GD DLC) see eee Hnslan di italyose=ss =| esos ele eee Fla., Md.,
N.C.
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
"Aig apelspu(plamt) oe he aes ea eet oaphegneye A eke IMiexXI COLe U2 2s 2 aes 10 Mex:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) --...---------|__--- Gost eee a eeeee ee sy | NS | eee Calif.
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
RUICOMODU Ce tee hae ee eee eee MMiexi Cols a2 2. Sees aa Bee i ee Tex.
Limaz flavus L. (Limacidae):
Rosahy prides se at See ee eee Greece=— = -= seaa es toons | Sees Meee 1 Nee
Limazr marginatus Miller (Limacidae):
Allium pornum (eck) 22282 ea ee Gay Ase aes oe ee 1 | eee N.Y
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) -------- WAVZ OLES Soa ee as ses | ec Lin) = eres N.Y
Bronieliade(plamt) eases Set eee WostapRicass2 sca se te (eee as ee 1| Fla.
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen) ------------------- IA OTCS Sent wae ans 1G) DECAYS eee IN[SYAS
Echinodorus sp. (burhead)_---2-------------_-- Pere ee en en a aioe eee 1 | Fla.

671460—63 5

34 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin B p> 4 Collected in—
~
5 el ey
Z8| 2 |88
ow fo) ue
1S) Z|
Limax marginatus—Continued
Juniperus sp. (juniper) dwarf tree-_------------ Japan. s=-Ge eee ee ee 1 | Hawaii.
HacticasativaiQevtice) ees sete seen eee ee INZOTCS = ee cceSs ccs ea 2 | Weraee, INA EVT9
Orchidi@lant) pe ee eee Colombia, Costa Rica, |._.-_|_-_-- 6 | Fla., Tex.
Mexico.
PeperOMigiSP 222 nabs oats 2 Sen oe a IMUCXICOSe xe nanan one eee | eae 1 | Tex.
Limothrips consimilis Priesner (Thripidae):
Stipa tenacissima (esparto needlegrass)-_-...-__- italiyf2.= == sn =e ey Lisi aaeeed Se ae Md.
Limothrips denticornis (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Tris variegata (Hungarian iris)_.__....-_-_--_-__- Czechoslovakia_..._-._|__.__].___- 1 | ENede
Nursery; Stock- 22 2205 eo a eis ek Netherlands S222 sans | ean eae 1| NJ.
Plantvmatenialy( dry) een eee IPolandiawssassen ene iL) | reed | ee Til.
Liogenys macropelma Bates (Scarabaeidae):
iMirplanesscae: 2) ese a Be ee ee Panama, South Amer- |_____ Oh see Fla., P.R.
ica (country(?)).
Litus junci Boh. (Curculionidae):
Betavulg aris (Deel) sas seer e ee eee eee United Arab Republic-_}__.-_ 9] Sees Pa.
Lobesia botrana (Schiff.) (Olethreutidae):
WitisisDy (BTADE) Seren ee eee ne England, Italy, 6) |G 224 | Fee N.Y.
Lebanon.
Loxostege amitina (Btlr.) (Pyraustidae):
Prunus persica var. nectarina (nectarine) ----._~ Chile 22222 ih Reet tee INSYSs
Lotostege bifidalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
IBTaSSi CaS UUIS TAT) ween eee Mexicots 2 sere i i ee ee Tex.
Loxostege similalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) -_---.....-----.----_]____- dovt-222 52-222 ee 1401 peas ee oF kB Tex.
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Bamboo (stakes for flowers) ..-....------------ Japan eer. serene kh. ie, pear ed ees et 1D)-(},
Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice) stem and root______ Pakistan, Sudan______ 2h Seta ees Calif.,* Md.
Wood (processed lumber) ---------.-...-.---.-- Image eas 1) ohne ee N.Y.
Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
Cargo (boxes of live animals) --_.-........_-_-- Colombia==—=— as 5 ete ee - Fla.
Lygaeus cruentatus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
(Of Ng {0 aerate Se Se eee eh oe eee CUA Or eee e nee Pel ees exer fad bay Fla.
Lygaeus modestus Stal (Lygaeidae):
Care Os a ee a ee Oe eee oe a Se Gite. ees Ue pam Sad) So a Fla.
Lygaeus superbus (Pollich) (Lygaeidae):
Militanyicargol(crate)2seessseeee ee eee eee SPain= sashes iy eke Ee Tex.
Lygaeus teapensis Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Automobiles oak ead ee ae IMICX1 CO Boos ae San | een 1 eee Tex.
Lygus lineolaris (Palis.) (Miridae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers) ------.-...---_]__--- Goes cea nt ae dl ans S| [eee Ariz.
Lygus rugulipennis Poppius (Miridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) Germaniy= 25s ose oe sees | need | ene 1 |e Nee
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) ngland soos S ees | Ls | es Th) Ned
Macrodema microptenum Curtis (Lygaeidae):
Soil with Calluna vulgaris (heather) -----....--_]__.-- GOs eee | Eee ae 1] Ul.
Macroscytus brunneus (F.) (Pentatomidae):
Gladiolus hybrid (cut flowers) -_-...----------- Isrdelesostt ss seeS 18 Pes see Pe N.Y.
Malacorhinus foveipennis (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):
Orchidi(plant) eS Se ETON GUIAS Seco sene snes | pean | Seeee 1 | Fla.
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Noctuidae):
Beta vulgaris var. cicla (Swiss chard)-..-..----- Ttaliy sss eee a ee eee Th Ss2s88 INNS
Brassica chinensis (Chinese cabbage) ----.------ Japaneses iss = ee cee ce Peale Qh zener N.Y.
B. oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) -......-_-- Hrances italy 22a | Peers 2}; Pee N.Y., Tex.
B. oleracea. var. capitata (cabbage) -.--.-.------ France, Italy, Nether- |__-.- Ot SERS N.Y.
ands.
actucaisatwas (lettuce) =_----seoeene seen see eee @ermanyseesen sees pone Nfl] red N.Y.
LL. sativa var. longifolia (romaine lettuce) -_____- Tan Con eee Sik Se eee seh | cea N.Y.
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) --...-.-.._-.---.---- Dominican Republic, Sil cecet aoe DISNEY
Grenada, Puerto P.R.
Rico.
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa) ._--.-------- Mawaili-scn¢ S28 sees IP} eee 1 Ce <
awai
Dolichos lablab (hyacinth bean) -.-_..---------- irini dads2=s=seenaeoe Qh eeue eee N.Y.
Phaseolus vulgaris cv.. (string bean) -------.---- Brazil, Japan, Puerto | 14 Ail BA a Fla., N.Y.,
Rico, Surinam. P.R., Wash.
IPRaseolwsisp res se ee ee a Sao PALSOlasnoeee an enaneeee | samen | ee ees N.Y.

Sesbania grandiflora (agati sesbania)-..........| Hawaii_........--.-.-- CN ee Ee et Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

1962

35

Continued

Pest and host

Maruca testulalis—Continued
Sesbania sp. (lei)
Strongylodon macrobotrys_-.-.--.------------+--

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Mats.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris ev. (string bean)

Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Costa Lima) (Miridae):
Bromeliad (leaf)

Megacerus alternatus Bridw. (Bruchidae):
Ipomoea sp.(?) (morningglory) seed__-.---.-=-

Megachile concinna Sm. (Megachilidae):
Airplanes 22S 05 as Lele ee

Megacyllene spinifera (Newm.) (Cerambycidae):
Logs—unidentified

Megalotomus rufipes (Westw.) (Coreidae):
Quarters (ship)

Megasoma elephas (F.) (Scarabaeidae) :

Carec ieee et be esa 2 ee ee

Megastigmus pistaciae W1k. (Torymidae):
Pistaciaspa(pistache) Nultess = eee eee eee

Megastigmus strobilobius Ratz. (Torymidae):
Picea glauca (white spruce) seed______---------

Megastigmus suspectus Borries (Torymidae):
Abies sp. (fir) :

saris planifrons Froeschner (Pentatomi-

ae):

Cucumis melo (muskmelon)
Melolontha melolontha (L.) (Scarabaeidae) :

AIP plane beh ee oe ee cosas ea
Membracis mexicana Guerin (Membracidae):

@argoy es ee eee reesei lececcccewtczecec]

Hragariaisp: (Strawberry) -s2222---- 22s ee
Mesapamea secalis (L.)(?) (Noctuidae):

J siya) EVs os ee ee

NIT 0) Ea io ee a ee er eee =
sank tat hemipterus sericeus (01.) (Curculioni-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) -----

Metopoplaz ditomoides (Costa) (Lygaeidae) :
Gramineae (stem)
Micrarionta stearnsiana
glyptidae):
Dudleyasp. > oon 2 ese elec bees ess
“Microporus”’ nigritus (F.)(Pentatomidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant.........-------
Milazr gagates (Draparnaud) (Limacidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) ----_-
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)
Mimosestes sallaei (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi) pod___---_-----

Minthea rugicollis (W1k.) (Lyctidae):
Bamboo (slat)

(Gabb) (Helmintho-

Monacha cantiana (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Plants—unidentified ss a eae eae
Monacha carthusiana (Miiller) (Helicellidae):

} Onobrychis viciaefolia (sainfoin) seed_...--------
Monacha olivieri (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
Military cargo (conex box)-----..---.---.------
Monanthia monotropidia Stal (Tingidae):
Bromeliad
Monomorium destructor (Jerd.) (Formicidae):
iDie DUT DUT OLE rete ero tS Oe A aS
00

Mail package (woven basket)
Orchid (flower and plants)

munpomybridi(bulb)sssves=sessss-eeseeeee ae

Country of origin

France, Switzerland__-

Costa Rica. 22
Mexicos 22

Number of in-

Dominican Republic,
Haiti.

Ceylon, Colombia,

India.

Purkeysossssssseestis
Miexicost2222s=5=-2-

American Samoa______

Bahamas, Hong
Kong, Phillipines.

a wali seese osu 13

Ecuador, Federation
of Malaya, India.

terceptions in—
eh Peal
Sd iise
|i eee os
1 ee ee
sates 3) |/so2
Sate [Smee 1
Be epee 1
Reese pA Peat
se bal eee Pee
Add ab es
dR eeoh te) Pes
Li Beene eee
PEELS sal Pes 1
deeselteses 1
a BE eed Lee ye
or iy ee
J | Derg ey
Le) seeesloeed
BOLL HL | eet
paar 1a) Eee
PY fl eee eesy
Oe ees
asoce|esees 1
pA aE eY Lae Bh 1
saad a eee
TaD PA esa
Pil (Oe Sa ep
a eg de
¢ a eee) eet
LO Ee naa 1
sas Ss} R83 1
°F) eee ore
tosse|beose 1
T /ssisp Bee
0 eel eee
0 ad ee
Dy 2
Serealensse 1

Collected in—

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif.,* Wash.
Fla.

Ariz.
Alaska, N.Y.

Fla.
Nis

Mass.

Hawaii.

Ala., Fla.,
La., N.Y.,
Tex.

N.J.

36

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Monophaan gies alternipes (Klug) (Tenthredini-

ae):
Plant—unidentified
Moodna bisinuella Hamp. (Phycitidae):
Zea mays (corn)
Morganella longispina (Morg.) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
C. grandis (pummelo)
C. paradisi (grapefruit)
C. sinensis (sweet orange)
Orania aruensis (palm)
Mormidea pictiventris Stal (Pentatomidae):
Orchid (plant)

Mumetopia nigrimana Coq. (Anthomyzidae):
Airplane
Myodocha longicollis Stal (Lygaeidae):
Orchid (plant)
Myzaphis turanica Nevsky (Aphidae):
Rosa hybrid (cut flowers)
Myzus ascalonicus Done. (Aphidae):
Allium cepa (onion)
Allium sp
Anemone sp. (cut flowers)
Rosa hybrid (cut flowers)
Viola sp. (violet) cut flowers
Nanaguna breviuscula Wlk. (Noctuidae):
Airplane
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae):
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log
Orchid (plant)

Nasutitermes dendrophilus (Desn.) (Termitidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) ___-
Nasutitermes ephratae (Holmgr.) (Termitidae):

Orchid (plant)
Yucca sp
Nasutitermes exitiosus (Hill) (Termitidae):
Food (for bird)
Nasutitermes mexicanus Light (Termitidae):
Cargo (with cactus plant)
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Hald.) (Termitidae):
Bromeliad (plant)
Orchid (plant)
Nasutitermes rippertii (Rambur) (Termitidae):

Bamboo (log)
Neoclytus acuminatus (F.) (Cerambycidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)
Cargo (with pottery)
Neocyclotus dysoni cookei (Bartsch & Morrison)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)
Solanum melongena (eggplant)
S. quitoense (naranjilla)

Neolobophora inopinata (Burr) (Forficulidae):
Orchid (plant)

Nephotettix apicalis (Motsch.) (Cicadellidae):
Airplane

Nesoecia nigrispina (Stal) (Tettigoniidae):
Orchid (plant)
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (IKuw.) ( Coccidae):
Phragmites communis (common reed) stem

Number of in-

terceptions in—
ee i b> Cm
Country of origin & 5 é Collected in
3
28|¢2/ag
on] 6 os
16) Zia
INe ther] anid stesso 1| N.Y
Mexicol— 225s. sees 1 eee eee Tex
Mahitizs=22e2 See S eae 3) || Eee Calif.*
eee 6 2222 2a ae teekeaa- SS be | 2e2s| Calitss
ants doses. 8S eee 3 1 eee eh Calites
Fiji, Japan, Tahiti____|_____ Ayi|e sole Calif.*
Indonesiaie 2222-5520 |2 S| 1 | DICE
British Honduras, —_|_____|_____ 5 | Fla., Tex
Mexico.
INE ab eee 1. |i see iPARS
Mexico: 2a 4 = fa Sel eal ae aa ee 1 | Tex
Tsraeltsi ee nt ee hy 1k tel et ee INES
iD oyed ehayo Pe oe 1h SINGS
Netherland sees aes | ae Eee 1| NJ.
France, Germany--__-_- Oe eed (eae eee N.Y.
Netherlands_-_--_------ a eres ee N.Y.
Germany==-- Le) |seecfaliens be Calif.*
Philippines (?)---.-----]--__- ser Dnheeeee Hawaii
Brazil ee ML] eee | es La.
Canal’ Zone} a eas eee 2) Fla
Honduras.
iH Cuadorseee eee a eee eee Fla
CanalyZonesce sess | Bae | Sara 1 | Fla.
IRanam geese ee PE Steal Ere aa Md.
ELON CUTLASS eee | eee. | eed 1 | Fla.
Dominican Republic_- ns | aera | eae NENG
Australiai 22 seseze eee Dy Hayseed Hawaii.
Miexi C0 #2325 25= ba a Re eee 1 | Ariz.
Jamaica's =e |e ed 1 | Fla.
British Hondurass.=s2|22<2 8|s5 3 | Fla.
iBahamasi-- eee OL Sf ees eee Bahamas.
FALE pene ete nese meth ere | Somer 1| Fla.
Miexicoss=s2ese ese 1 eee eae Tex.
eee (c Ko eee ner ere, |S sooo |Seeea alex
pee 0 Ss2ee oe Lie Sete Sybex
Guatemala sess se | ees ee 1 | Tex
IMiexICOs=2so- eee enee 7a eee (ee ne Tex
Brazil eens AP eee eee Fla
Colombia a= 2s22seas=— Ley osetia Fla
Guatemala ss eases | Sones | eee 1 | Fla.
IPHWIppPiNeEs (i) | eee SoRGull Zao Hawaii.
unknown.
Britisheblondurassssa4| sess | sane 1 | Fla.
Japans ie. lee Qylickwens| sees Calif. ,*
Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Nomophila noctuella (D. & S.) (Pyraustidae):
ANGW eg 0) E02 pe
Nothorhina muricata (Dalm.) (Cerambycidae):
Wood (crate of marble)
Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):
WAG planeweee seat een een He eres oo oni Sci oo
Gardeniaijasminoides (ei).-.--2-----_----2-_-=-
Nysius kingbergi Usinger (Lygaeidae):
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) flower___-__----
Nysius tenellus Barber (Lygaeidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers)
Ochterus marginatus (Latr.) (Ochteridae):
HMishymesle @Tesidue) a Se ee

Odonaspis saccharicaulis (Zehnt.) (Coccidae):
Bulb=—unidentified===2— 2 eee

JAe ENA ee eee
EES duodecimstriata (Wlsm.) (Olethreuti-
ae):
Prosopis glandulosa (honey mesquite) pod____-
Ogdoecosta guttifera Boh. (Chrysomelidae):
Orchids (plan bh) pases ea eee
Oligonychus perditus P. & B. (Tetranychidae):
Juniperus sp. (juniper) dwarf tree__-_-----___-
Onthophagus taurus (Schr.) (Scarabaeidae):
AL LOMO Die eee ees oat aoe ee at
Opeas pyrgula Schmacker & Boettger (Acha-
tinidae):
Orchid’ (plant) =a Ee ee
Opisthograptis luteolata (L.) (Geometridae):
Sorbus sp. (mountainash) berry
Oplomus nigripennis pulcher Dallas (Pentato-
midae):
Bromeliad (plant)
Opogona sacchari (Bojer) (Tineidae):
Musa paradisiaca (plantain banana)
M. paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana)
Orchid (leaf of plant)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)___---______-
Opuntiaspis philococcus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Myrtillocactus geometrizans (cactus)
Orthalicus boucardi (Pfeiffer) (Bulimulidae):
iBromehadi(plant) ssa es eee
Orthalicus decolor (Strebel) (Bulimulidae):
Orchid (pseudobulb)
yee obductus (Shuttleworth) (Bulimuli-
ae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) ____-
Orthalicus pulchellus protoglyptus (Pilsbry)
(Bulimulidae):
Orchid (plant)
Orthalicus undatus (Bruguiere) (Bulimulidae):
Brassavolaisps (orchid)! plantis2=2— =
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) plant____----_________
Orchid (plant)
Orthalicus undatus jamaicensis (Pilsbry) (Buli-
mulidae):
Baggage (specimen for science class)
Orthezia pseudinsignis Morr. (Coccidae):
Gardenia sp. (cut flowers)-_--------_--------___
Ortholomus jamaicensis (Dallas) (Lygaeidae):
VAST) Ae Woe esa uh lines Ba ae EE dE
Orthops kalmi (.) (Miridae):
INUrsenyASto Gk: 22.85 see Saat a eS
Orthotylus ericetorum (Fall.) (Miridae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
TANT DIAN OME? rest a
Capsicum annuum (pepper)

1962

Number of in-
terceptions in—

37

Continued

Chrysanthemum morifolium (cut flowers) --_----
Malusisyivestris: (apple) 222=22=—-- ae

Country of origin 2 Bly Collected in—
| = /s
Ba] 8 |aq
=
or ° ae)
iS) Z |
Unknown, Venezuela__|_____ 2) a eee Hawaii, P.R.
Portugaless=2=22=-2-2- I feeceel ett Calif.*
BETS Wek Se ens | eee Teall ote Hawaii.
pleats GOMEE2 sds Sere 1) ees | ee Ea wee
potas Gostesenssie sti ses Ss Ss awaits
Miexicosc=s-2442---2=25 Dil aa eee Ariz., Tex,
Republic of South = ==j|_____ 14 | ee Fla.
Africa.
Cubae Sse see ec sec ses | PS Ee 1| Fla.
Japan?) Basse s= ee ee |e | ee Hawaii.
WMiexico===ss22ee=so lee iL) | se | Et Tex.
Bahamas sese eee see | Reco | Eee 1| Fla.
Japanessen=2 2. Sees 2 | Wash.
Azoress ost eee ay ee see 8.C.
BritishyHonduras’-=—2|22223|2222 1| Tex.
Scotland=ss=- = aers oS | Sa Ne INES
MiexiCOSss=2s524254252|(Psessleeees 1| Fla.
Wnknown=-S22-2--4222 Tse [cece lle INS
Azores, unknown--_-- 1 1 aoe Calif.,* Mass.
astvAtrica.-2--2--2--2|2 |b ae Ib Nia Ce
Cape Verde Islands___| 1 |_---_]2-=_- Ne:
Wi@xicO-~-<2=22seee=2-2| bese 1] Tex.
ae GOs. 22S a | Ee eee 1 | Tex.
Guatemala eee aes |e 1 | Fla.
Honduras 222==="= = 2222 A cee Pe Md., S.C
Venezielass ==) se ren| ENS IS eee 1 | Fla
Jamaica a2 ee eee Sie 15 ae 1 | Fla.
Canall Zone sees meres sen es 1] Fla.
Jamaicat sh asa ie Sete ih |) Mey
aeege. d0:.22 2 ee Diy | Sees ES eas
Miexicol-s-=.-2e==-—-+ 1a ees eas |e Til.
AN tig iasetea see Peele Hate | ie PR:
INetherlands#!22=-282)|2> -2)| aes 1) NEI
Wnelandass-=22- ane 1a eee eee INS
Unknowne---=----- = =| 2a 1h Pets Hawaii.
Walyysiv-catecace eee Vin |e | Sits INBYe
Japanieesin aes teat ib || ee BE Hawaii.
Japan, Yugoslavia____ 1 EAL Le Mich., N.Y.

38

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 380, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Country of origin

Ostrinia nubilalis—Continued
Phaseolus vulgaris ev. (string bean)-.----------
Sorghum vulgare var. technicum (broomcorn).--
Zea Maysi( COL) See nnee eee eee eee

Otala lactea (Miiller) (Helicidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)..--___-
Carrostorfood) 222 ee ee ee
Militaryicarconc- foe eter ee ae Sunes
Quarters (ship)

Otala vermiculata (Miiller) (Helicidae):
Baggage (brought as food)

Lilium longiflorum (Easter lily)---------_------
IMUItaRY Care OLese te aoe ke ne eee ee een

Otosema odorata (L.) (Noctuidae):
Quartersees 32 ate eee ee ene eee eae

TEN OW CTS Sess ee ee re a ree eae et
Oulema melanopa (L.) (Chrysomelidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ---__-_-
Ovatus crataegarius (Wlk.) (Aphidae):
Soiliwithivariousjplantsses sss) ee eee
Orycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Gossypium barbadense (Sea Island cotton)--__--
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) - __

Punica granatum (pomegranate) -______--______
Oxychilus alliarius (Miiller) (Zonitidae):

Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)
Ozophora consanguineus (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):

Agave sp. (plant)

Automobile ae eae ree See eee he meres ern
TILA NSiO;SD an = eee ee ee EY

Ozophora quinquemaculata Barber (Lygaeidae):
Golocasiaiantiquornum ase = eee ee
Pachybrachius albocinctus Barber (Lygaeidae):
Benincasa hispida (Chinese waxgourd)-__------
iBromeliadu(plant) == sass ee ee eer
Carre ss ee eae
Prehphrachias intermedius Barber (Lygaeidae):
Orchid (plant)
Pachybrachius nietneri (Dohrn) (Lygaeidae):
Nai go} Leh al: ane a Senn Si SA OS Rea CAN eae ee ae
Pagiocerus fiorii (Eggers) (Scolytidae):
Zea mays (corn)
Pagyda salvalis (W1k.) (Pyraustidae):
AIT DISD acest eee oes eee aerate cs
Palpita unionalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Jasminum sp. (cut flowers)
Papillifera cinera (Philippi) (Clausiliidae):
(Rosa ny DIG eo h = eee eae eee ae
eo papillaris (Draparnaud) (Clausili-

Airplane sso a2 ee Fe a SE ee

Citrus aurantifolia (ime)__---_1____-_-___-_-_--
Paraponyz fluctuosalis (Zell.) (Pyraustidae):

‘Aur plane ee er oe aoe eee eee eae

Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus Champ. (Curculi-
onidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) stem______-_-_-.
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) --.._---------------=--

France, Morocco___---
IMUOTOCCOM= eee. aaa

Turkey.

Republic of South
Africa.

Cayman Islands_-_-__-
Mhailand tea tee ess

IANA Bare eer
IM IG a(GO) Se

Japan(?), Philip-
pines(?)

CXorandis @ummelo) == 2a eee eee Ja

C. limon (lemon)
C. paradisi (grapefruit)

Number of in-

terceptions in—
: b
g |e] 8
z8| | 88
Beal 6 es
io) Z |e
Eee 25a
2 a ee
1 2 1
raeeel Ais ee 3
Dyes tea
7H ee SAN ep be
birmee 1 | ee ae
4 |W = -|Ene os
a ee ee
yf pee ee
Bae 5 BA Se Aor
eee eer
ety Le! ee
feeets Ts =
ee eee il
[eae ee
|e alee
Lip hese eee
Ses es 1
aan Lyle ee
22k wilase ols 1
eee Diese
BL (oes ee [eee
Sot aoa see 1
1 Ee eee
Ln GEA s Trae 1
eeah Ih) Pee
peeked inn. oe 1
as pie ele
ah Bese eee
ee Pee 1
oy a | ee
saree ys | ee
I een Fes
epee 3 ease
Tybee che ee
ieee 30 Eee
nh eres
OA eee
Syzet st

Collected in—

Fla.
Hawaii.
Tl.
Hawaii.
INNES
N.Y.

Nae

Fla.
Tex.

Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

39

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Collected in—

Calif.*
Calif.,* Mich.

Calif.*

Pa.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii,
INE Ae UNI Ge

Md,

Hawaii.
Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Fla., La.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.

Number of in-
terceptionsin—
Pest and host Country of origin e iE &
3 =I 4
zs| 8 |ss
ow o ae)
1é) Z|
Parlatoria cinerea Hadden—Continued
Ger ciiculata (NMiandarin oranee) sess. ee | Brazile eee Meee
Gesinensis’ (Sweet orange))--_=- =~ ===. === Argentina, Brazil, 49 28h) eee
Mexico, unknown.
Jasminum sp. (leaf of plant)__.._____--_-_-_--- IPHVip pines Sess | Ree eee 1
Parlatoria citri McKenzie (Coccidae):
Gairarsiemony (em On) Seer eee Japaneses ees eae M1 | Be
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) - Phillipines, Vietnam_.| ©2:|.--_-]_-_-.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) _-------------------- Philippines, Thailand_ 1 sigh | ERY
Parlatoria crotonis Doug]. (Coccidae):
Codiaeum variegatum (croton)_----------------- American Virgin - Ue eee 3
Islands, French
Polynesia, Hawaii,
Panama.
Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Giyustaurantifoligi(ime) 2-222 22 se see Hawaii, Philippines, 2 ie eee
Thailand.
Gaorandisa(oummel0) Sas ne eee EON eeCOn gy (12) ees
GSismony Memon) 22 2s--2 22 te ee Sessa ots Hong Kong, Italy, 3 el eee
Japan, Philippines,
Republic of the
Congo, unknown.
GE paradisil( TADS LUI t) at oe eee ee Algeria, China, 1 Ale eases nes
Formosa, Japan,
Philippines.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) __-_-____-__--- Formosa, Japan, 5 Gyo | eae a
Philippines,
Thailand.
C. sinensis: (sweet orange)-_ = -_-_-----2-22i42 22 Algeria, British QE 1Oh ees
Guiana, Formosa,
France, Guam,
Hong Kong, Iran,
Japan, Okinawa,
Philippines, Thai-
land, Tunisia,
unknown.
(CUPRA RS Oy, (GSN De ee ee ere Philippines, Thailand- Dif sesh | Pees
Paroecanthus annulatus (Seudd.) (Gryllidae):
Orchidh(plant)/ ass a ee ee ONG ULaS sere cee | ees een 1
Paulinia acuminata (DeG.) (Acrididae):
PNQUALIC Dla Eee eee ee ee ee eee Per a = REE 1
Pealius hibtsci (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)_.__..._.-..----.---- Ea Wallss esas (]. | Seve Si ease
Pectinophora gossypiella (Saund.) (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium barbadense (Sea Island cotton; boll)-_|__-__- do
G. hirsutum (Upland cotton; seed)
Gossypium sp. (cotton; bale)
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_--_-_-----_------- Antigua, Bermuda, 13 1 1
Cayman Islands,
Cuba, Hawaii,
Mexico, Turkey,
Gossypiumisp (cottons lint) hasese2 en ee ens IMiexic gem nae aoa Pear (Ah eeaeeds
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) -_------_-_-_-_-_--- India, Mexico, Paki- 14 2 |S
stan, Thailand.
Gossypiimisps(Scedscotton) Sasee2s2 senna eae Mexico, Pakistan ___--|_---- il 2
Hibiscus esculentus (okra) pod_.--__------=---- Barbados, Dominican | 14 WA \esoee
Republic, Haiti,
Jamaica.
Penichroa fasciata Steph. (Cerambycidae):
Debris ca sete: War ar ae NS eee Syrig2s seb aia! a sea
Pentalonia nigronervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
Alpinia mutica (Malay galangal)_________-_____ Ia wail = tree Uf, | 22538 ee
Apurpurata (cut flowers) 22-25-2222 5 5 22 Guam, Hawaii, 19 3) |e ss
Tahiti
Colocasia antiquorum (taro)__-.-.---__-----_-_- LG Wied Ld eens ee a ace | Veh hee
TIO WETS Sos ee eee OO aN SS a TUTE Dominican Republic, 1 ee as,
Honduras.
IS OLOTECALOTO U/L ONG mete eee ae Hawaii ee ane Jel) See ees
Mas ais pe eae re EARS oS eS American Samoa-____-_- 1 eee oe
Plant—unidentified] Se ee Jap arlee wee 22h soll | 1
PoE ESS

Strongylodon macrobetrys.._-_....------_---_--- Philippines__---_-___-

Hawaii.

40

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin ; p |. | Collected in—
Bl¢
Be| € leq
sis el Ss
ow o ue
6) Z | Ay
Pentamerismus oregonensis McG. (Tenuipal-
pidae):
Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper)-_| Japan___-_----------___|_____|_____ 1 | Wash
Peritrechus nubilus (Fallen) (Lygaeidae):
ruit © Seer poe eed Se ak (Unknowns 222s aes Reel Ua tae N.Y
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) -----.----------|_---- Gossi2b 2.222222 ae a iia epee Ee N.Y
Peritrechus sylvestris (F.) (Lygaeidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant._...------____- WranCet oasis ak ae fee let 1G | FINES
Petrova cristata (W1sh.) (Olethreutidae):
Pinus thunbergii (Japanese black pine) cone___-| Japan____.-__-_-_------_|____- Wyte se Pa.
Phalacropterix apiformis (Rossi) (Psychidae):
Military cargo (conex box) _--.---._-------_-__- tally. es. she oes iL gl eerea | Eee Va.
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
ZANT Dane hse Nena ina amon ee Antigua: 22S leet SESE 5 ib eee :
EALDINALD UD UT AL ee eee re Hawaii, unknown ____- 1 1p) | Base Hawaii, N.Y
ZANTRUTIUINS ps2 IL. Sela Ss awaii 1 Hawaii.
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) .........--..-.-----2-- Brazil____ i
Cocosinuciferai(coconut) 222222. eae Hawaii if.
Colocasiaisp (tuber) =ae eens es ee ae American Samoa_-_-_-_-_- ay eee tees Hawaii
Dracaena fragrans ‘Massange’ _________-----__-- TEVA HO) IEW (oe 1 ae
CTI 2S Seee eee Sh oe we Ed hs 28 fb Japan = = ae tig| canes Hawaii
Ficus benghalensis (banyan fig)__._.-------.___ ES Wall -- SS En 1 | Hawaii
RL OWers tReet ke res ra OUR ERE TE Sk ee eh tA | apse (6 Cost sees en shear PY ep er las esse Hawaii
TEE 0 Cheb Aas I FSG NE Ea eel | dot 2h <> Se Hawaii
keat—unidentificd sane. = aan ee Ree Gubass 22 See G2 | ee INES
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) _-_-- Berm dass sean ee ee jy | sh x S| eee Bermuda
Orchidiestrasea nas ae ee a British Honduras, {__---|_____ 3 | Fla., La
Honduras.
Palin seep and cet by wie bate ler hte BE American Samoa____-- 1 eter 1 | Hawaii.
Plants=—unidentified 2222s eee 1 | Hawaii.
Samanea saman (raintree saman) _____________- Hawaii.
DOMES ee ren 6 eS eek siege Hawaii.
SinelitZiais pt eek. RAs Ss ae eee Hawaii.
Strongyloden sp. (cut flowers) ______-.-_-_---__- Hawaii.
panei rotundus Kanda (Coccidae) (tenta-
tive):
Rhododendron austrokiusianum_____..-.-------- Jip amehers akeee Sere esi ee 11 DCe
Philaenus leucophthalmus (L.) (Cercopidae):
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant__..._------_--- rani Conese Was eee ee ae | eit A TINS
Philia febrilis (L.) (Bibionidae):
Tulipa hybrid (tulip) cut flowers___-_.__-___-_ Netherlands-_---___-_-.- 1b peers Re N.Y
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Bern.) (Scolytidae):
Olea europaea (olive) wood_________-_--_.------- mepanone=- === cL) | Easel 5] ata Boat N.Y
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) - ---- yabya less Le|as Bee Ga.
Raphanus sativus (radish) __....___..__---------- Denmark, unknown--}__---}| 10 |____- N.Y
Pieris brassicae (L.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) ----_- Germany, Mtalyz= 2-252 Disa ceeds Fila., INSYS
B, oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)_..---------- BES Belgium, |__--. rol ee N.Y., Pa.
taly.
IME Garya Care Oe cena = ee pre oe aa eee Ca tel yee wh np eee ee Fe La.
Pinnaspis buxi (Bouché) (Coccidae): sy
Cordylineterminalisi(ti) =e oe a eae Hawaii, Panama_-___-- Op) |e 1 | Fla., Hawaii.
Cordyline|sp 222.22 ee eee Hawaii, unknown-_--- 2 1 1G NER ae
Hawaii.
Dracaenaspien2 seh: Yes WARS seat Se! Banamae. 5 — sc e|| Pylon | ogee Fla.
Neomoorea sp. (orchid) leaf...--.___----_______ Canal Zone 2) Fla.
Orchid) @eaf)res- i! Sve 8 De ieee Ue a Thailand 15) Hla
Spathiphyllum sp. (leaf) --.--__-- Ha walla 2 seen bed aes 1 | Hawaii.
Pinnaspis uniloba (Kuw.) (Coccidae): =
Alyvia olivaeformis (maile alyxia) leaf..._._.__-_|_____ (6 lo) ee ee ove 1 eee eee Calif.*
Pityogenes chalcographus (L.) (Scolytidae): i
Barki(onkwoodenicrate) ose heen wane aerenere Germany, Sweden.---}| 2 |_----|_---- Wis.
Plagiodera punctigera Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Bromeliadsatica see Sy. Eres eae MexiCoei22.032 8 es) ae eee 1 | Tex
Plagionotus arcuatus (L.) (Cerambycidae): :
During ee ee Ca Se ae [Winakor eee ee | digi Sse Mich
Planococcus dorsospinosus Ezzat & McConnell
(Coccidae):
Titchichinensisi(ychee) so aa-- sess ee eee @hings=224-- esos | eee ee Wash
Platoeceticus symmicta Dyar (Psychidae):
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) _.--- Ecuador, Guatemala__| 2 |-----|----- La., S.C

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

4]

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Capsicum annuum var. grossum (bell pepper) _-

Physais spe (USkaLOM ALO) == 5-2 een Mexicott=sec8e 2s

EVEUTOULGLISISD a OLCDIG) hae ee EL AIT Een e ae Bee a

LAVA NS Os (CHUN HL OLS) J IMIG ee ee
Platypus rugulosus Chap. (Platypodidae):

15 E40) 9050) {UL 0Y)) sk ae a (6 Ve eee ene a
Plecia plagiata Wied. (Bibionidae):

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) __------------|----- (6 (eee REED ee
Plinthisus brevipennis (Latr.) (Lygaeidae):

Petroselinum crispum (parsley) ---------------- IAZOTCS 2 ae weyers ck
Plinthisus putoni Horvath (Lygaeidae):

IMassi(oackin gamaterial) 2-22 22 225 lash ee TG ailyahieee 2 See t
Plusia chalcites (Esp.) (Noctuidae):

Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) flower --------- await =< sei
Paeeifo anes bermudensis (Pfeiffer)(?) (Zoni-

tidae):

Soil with Persea americana (avocado) seedling_-| Bermuda___-_--------

Eee Orcites circumfirmatus (Redfield) (Zoni-
tidae) :

Lactuca sativa (lettuce) __-----------------=+--- Unknowns. ===-25. 8

Neriwm oleander (oleander) -------------------- Bermuda) sass ees

Soil with Persea americana (avocado) seedling__|----- co Ko} SI ae Se ee

Soilswithninidentified plantse_—--_----=--.22-_ ||, == COERAR SAR create g
Polygyra bahamensis Vanatta (Polygyridae):

Orchigk (plant) seen ee eee ee eee Bahan as suas as eee
Polygyra eae Pilsbry (Polygyridae):

VATISCAST) Ss (DAN AIT 2) Seen ee eee wees Miexico sees aie ea
Polygyra Epa Tdeone (uiastens) (Polygyridae):

@aciisi (plant) Besos se Set ie ae eee ea eee Coen ee ak
EG iostoma (Sowerby) (Bulimuli-

ae) :

Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) ___-- iH} Cuad Osos sae eee
Potosaiopaca (Fab.) (Scarabaeidae):

ID Glows (a ee eS ee eee Unknowns =seesas
Praticolella ampla (Pfeiffer) (Polygyridae):

Orchids (plant) ee eee eee Miexicossse aes

Prays oleellus (F.) (Hyponomeutidae):
Olea europaea (olive)

Prodenia litura (F.) (Noctuidae):

PAT A Cae SO 8 ee Wiest#Pacitichs=s=aue=5

Capsicum annuum (pepper) ------------------- STAG] Nene SSS

EO WeT Smee ntes: Abe PB. ere ee tees HOTIMOSae eae eee ae

Gladiolus hybrid (cut flowers) ----------------- Japan n soe seston Pees
Protopulvinaria longivalvata Green (Coccidae):

Gardenia jasminoides (cut flowers) -__---------- Costa Rica, Tahiti__--

SREPErONiatsp (plant) ase eee ee Jamaica as
Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Bauhinia variegata (Buddist bauhinia) _-_------ Baham seen eee

Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)_.__________~-_------ Bahamas, Cuba, El

Salvador.

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Green) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (ime) Argentina, Brazil-_--_--

CAlimonidemon) see eees ae eee Brazil, Philippines,
Tahiti.
CEpenauisa(eraperruit) ee a eae Philippines==s22--=—-—=

Moangiferaindica, (mango) ee Brazil, Venezuela-.---

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae) :
Orchid (pseudobulb and plants)___-_-__.-_____-- British Honduras,
Canal Zone, Costa
Rica, El Salvador,
Mexico, Panama.

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

Ficus elastica (Indiarubber fig) leaf____________ IMiex1 Cos 2 so a
Orchid) (deat) si. Sie a eA IBETURe sue a
Pseudischnaspis longissima (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) ---__-_________-_______ El Salvador,
unknown.
Pseudococceus boninsis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Cordyline terminalis (ti) cutting________________ Unknowns. aa

671460—63—6

Number of in-

terceptions in—
aE ls

~
gq| 8 | Se
ae} || 1s} |) SS
on ° oY
6) Zo Es

|

24 | Sees | eee
Lip] BES S| See
eee ee 1
Di aes | geet
1S | Ses eee
1 ae Pe
Ls Al y4[emiaehs
lh | Sas | eee
PA ra Sal ree
bb EE ote 1
Subs a ee
etal Peery 1
eae! (Sams 1
eee ea 1
peste cS 1
me ees ne eee
Sees ee 1
7A Nee el
ee dia | eens
pSesa| hoes 1
5 =e | Shes
ee 1G |e aa
Eee HL ey | Ss
eae 2) eae
| tenes lees
2 ee ees
eases [te es 1
pase: Meee
Ce aoe 1
1 Oy |Paa
1 Ase | Pees
1 ees
1 1s eee
| ee 7
ee eee 1
Bee poe 1
1 2h aaa
ae 1

Collected in—

N.Y.

Calif.,* N.Y.
Mich.
Tex.

Hawaii.

Fla., Hawaii
Fla.

Fla.
Bahamas,

42

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Pseudococcus citriculus Green (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) --._._..--.--_--_-
Pseudoceccus ferrisi (Ezzat & McConnell)
(Coccidae):
Gardeniaisp (eat) eseeee aes a aee en a eee

Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
Ciinusitimon| demon) pee eee eee
C. sinensis (sweet orange) ----____-.-----_---__-

Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae):

Psidium guajava (guava)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):
Gocosiniierjerai (Coconut) Bs sae ee eee

Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
IN GUIB (WHAT css as ape ee eset
WULCCOIS Dee eee teen coe Seder. Seng
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Ckll. (Coccidae):
OncidiimispelOrchid) heater ssa s eee
Orchidi (eat) eass= tae Se Pe ea
Pelargonium sp. (geranium) stem _____________-
Pseudoparlatoria turgida Ferris (Coccidae):
Bromeliad (leaf)
Pseudophasma cyllarus (Westw.) (Phasmatidae):
Oxchidi(p lant) see eens
Psylla melanoneuira Foerst.(?) (Psyllidae):
Crataegus sp. (hawthorn) leaf__.____---_--_--_-
Psylla pyri (L.) (Psyllidae):
iMenithasps (mint) eats sess ese eee ee
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
Alpinia purpurata
VATE UT TONS eee ee ee
Carissa grandiflora (Natal-plum carissa) _---___-
Clusia rosea (copey Clusia)
Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)..._....--_------ paeege

JEONG QUGOGUS Bessie roe a Ot

Lagerstroemia sp. (crapemyrtle)-_-____________-

Litchi chinensis (lychee) twig and fruit-_______-
Puto mexicanus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):

i pidendimispe (Orchid) sees ee ne eee

Orchiai(plant) =e ee ee ee
Puto ulter Ferris (Coccidae):

Cattleya bowringiana (orchid) _...---------_-._-

Orchidt(plant) ase ee eee eens
Pyrgocorypha sallei Sauss. (Tettigoniidae):

Automobile si: Soe EOS ae REE A Ree

Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum (banana) -___-
Pyrrhidium sanguineum (u.) (Cerambycidae):

Apium graveolens (celery) seed________-_____-__-
Pyrrhocoris apterus (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae):

Straw (jacket for liquor bottle)-_-._____________
Radiodiecus proameri H. B. Baker (Endodonti-

ae):

Orchidl(plantt) sesse es tee aes oe enya ee ae

Soil with unidentified plant._-__.._____-_____-
Reticulitermes flavipes (Koll.) (Rhinotermitidae) :

Ananas comosus (pineapple)

AUTOM ODI eeseea= seen eee

Cactis== =e ae

Orchid (plant)

Railway. carts sos. 2s Se FE eee aa ee
Retinella hammonis (Strom.) (Zonitidae):

Plants—unidentific diss 2a. aaa ae aes

RALD USS ee Bee RRS 5 AU Re Cota kee nto
Rhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):

Prunus sp. (cherry)

Rhaphigaster nebulosa (Poda) (Pentatomidae):

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Country of origin = >|, Collected in—
f | 8/38
Ba| & | ea
Sieh ts} 1) SS
or is) oY
Oo Z|
Fife) OY Wa apart tte Ee nue S| he LG Rss Hawaii.
IM@xiCObee sn be =k Sh eS ee ae 1 | Calif.
C@hile----:---2-2-22225|2 el ees Fla.
Trance 3. - alee 1th) 2 ue N.Y.
Philippines -__--______- Te ee stes ees Hawaii.
Guam, Hawaii-_-_-__-__-- NT ete 4 | Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Tex.
IVeX1CO SiR HS S == =e SAEEE | ea 1 | Calif.
te (6 Ko eee HS Se Pe ea Bs 1 | Calif
CostagRicaaa sais | Peaee |eeee 1} Fla.
IB Olivine sso See aan eee 1 | Fla.
Guatemalasa=2-2=22225| eee see 1 | Calif.*
Brazilp LOLs See PCRS aE 1 | Fla.
Jamaicg=. eta ee 2G. tee 1| Fla
prance 22 eee ey | a ea ane N.Y
Dt aiiy tas ce ee ce 1 Dyed ea ec INERYS
eer Hawaii
1 | Hawaii
IME XI CO es Ss 3 ee 3 Rex
Ela walle. 222s -5 eee 1 eee ey Hawaii
ake G0va2sa2 22 fees a 53/4 6G eens eee a nC alifens
Hawaii.
ijl oon as eee jailed Hawaii.
Indonesia =.- -2— 2. seraes eee ee 1 | Hawaii.
WUnknownesss ses 2sees Tei) aa ete ash
IMexi Coma aes oo 8 BE ee 1} Tex
eee OOet--5 232s assesses Eee 1] Tex
(Gheyreroayey ee 1| Tex
Leen dost. 2256252. S| ee ae 1 | Fla.
Mie xd (O23 =ssesee eee 1's) 28 2 Sh ae Ariz
eee, (0 oye ee ee meee J. ||. S8e) eee Rex
Unknowne-22-222 ee if. | PEE | ee a N.C
Greece 22 cease ee ee Tex
IMICXi COnss 22s 4555 52= 2 e4 eee | Be 1 | Tex
Lees CO 255 252 eee 1} Tex

iran Ce 2 o bCanr se sre

Czechoslovakia,
France, Germany,
Italy, Spain,
unknown.

italy 4. 2 ae ee ee

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

43

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 80, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Rhinocola ericae (Curt.) (Psyllidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) _--------------------
Rhipiphorothrips pulchellus Morgan (Thripidae) :
Theobroma cacao (cacao) leaf
Rhophobota naevana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Tlex sugeroki (sugeroki holly)
Rhyacionia buoliana (Schitf.) “(Olethreutiaae):
Pinus sp. (pine) a
eee nics populi (F.) (Curculionidae):
Syringa sp. (lilac) cut flowers__----------------
Rhynchophorus palmarum (L.) (Curculionidae ):
Wang Orme orb Se cob ee eee ons
Rhyparochromus immaculatus (Rey) (Lygaeidae) :
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaf of plant__---_---
Roucasia ovata pour (Aleyrodidae):
Hedera sp. (iv
Rumina Ecole “ih ) (Achatinidae):
Palm (seed)
Soil with unidentified plants---_---------------
Schasicheila bahamensis Pfeiffer (Helicinidae) :
Orchid (plant)
Schneidereria pistaciella Weber (Gelechiidae):
Anacardium sp. (cashew) nut__----------------
Pistacia mutica (Turkterebinth pistache) nut_-
P. vera (common pistache) nut____------------
Schoenobius incertulas (W1k.) (Schoenobiidae) :
FANIIG Len) Cee a ha ea Lee ee ee EE
Sciocoris fuscosparsus Stal (Pentatomidae) :
Vitis sp. (grape)

Sclerocona acutellus (Ev.) (Pyraustidae):
Phragmites communis (common reed) fence_-___
Sculptaria retisculpta (Martens) (Corillidae) :
Myrothamnus flabellifolia (plant) -_..-----------
Selenaspidus silvaticus Ldgr. (Coccidae):
PT OLECIS ye cee Bae Wipe Ses es

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae) :
VAM ENALNUILTUS Peeters Sane = eee ea oan
Cordyline terminalis (ti) leaf__....-_---------_--
Eugenia jambos (rose-apple)_._.----------------
NGIOWICIS Sebastes a se ee ee Se es ae a
Garcinia mangostana (Mangosteen) -_..----_----
Wea —unid entived esse e ee eae oe ene ee ce
Theobroma cacao (cacao) leaf____.________--___-

Sesamia cretica Led. (Noctuidae) :

Sorghum vulgare var. technicum (broomcorn) ---

Sesamia inferens (W1k.) (Noctuidae):
PANG DL AT) 0 eae eerie ee ae eee ene ere

3 EO 20 Cte aed em ne ae een eee oS ils oes

Sorghum vulgare var. technicum (broomcorn) ---
Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae) :

Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log_------------------

Wood (crates and processed lumber) _..--------
Sinoxrylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):

Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log__------------------

Wood i(Crateland yan) esses. cent 2 ieee ene nee
Sinoxrulon sexdentatum (01.) (Bostrichidae):

FALUN SALUT (Zari) eee eee ee
Siphanta acuta (W1k.) (Flatidae):

Anthurium sp. (cut flowers)

CALAN CHOE: Sat ne tee aoe ee pe ee eee

Enausumilichiig(Orehid) see eee eee
Sirex juvencus (L.) (Siricidae):

Cargo) (householdgoods) Ba
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):

Cactus ese eee eee ee ome eee

Country of origin

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Consump-
tion

| Nonentry

England, Germany,
Ireland, Scotland.

Japan, unknown_-----

Republic of South
Africa.

Republic of the Congo-

Republic of South
Africa.

Dominican Republic_-
Guadeloupe_---_-------
Guatemala se
Dominican Republic__
Philip pinessss==s=-s"

France, Greece, Italy_-

Wietn amine 222 ae see
In diaes.=- = - saee

WAH aa eS
Ceylon, India__-------

Propaga-
to tion

Collected in—

N.Y., Wash.

Wash.
D.C.
Ala.

Hawaii.
N

Hawaii.

N.Y.
N.Y.

44

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Spanioneura fonscolombei Foerst. (Psyllidae):

RIO WEOLS $a = cob ee eden = 5

Ligustrum sp. (privet)
Sphenarches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophoridae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) pod__------_---____-

Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Guen.) (Noc-
tuidae):

Plu Menta Sp thease ee een eeen soos
Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemidae) :

Narcissus sp. (bulb)

Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae):

Persea americana (avocado) --____-----.---_-_-_

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla Zell. (Pterophoridae):

Gentiana sp. (gentian) cut flowers_----_------_--

Stephanitis nashi Esaki & Takeya (Tingidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers)
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):

Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) _-____---_------_-

C. canephora (robust coffee) --.--.___-.----------

Stereotydeus mexicanus Baker (Eupodidae):

Orchids (plant) Seas 2 ee eS ee
Plant—unidentificd’s 55 es eee

Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango)

Sterrha inquinata (Scop.) (Geometridae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
Stygnocoris fuligineus Geoffroy (Lygaeidae):

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant_________----___

Subulina octona (Bruguiere) (Achatinidae):

Military cargo (conex box)_.---_--.-.--_-__--=-
OrchidW(plant) poses eae

Soil with Codiaewm sp. (plant)_---___-___-_____-

Soil with Coleus sp. (plant) --______

Soil with Dieffenbachia sp. (plant) _..__-_______
Soil with unidentified plants__________________

Suidasia medanensis Oud. (Acaridae):
Pandanus sp. (serewpine)
Symphylus ramivittata (W1k.) (Pentatomidae):

Aquaticplantes tet as eee eS ee

Synrias diffundens (W1k.)(?) (Noctuidae):

Airplane? 25)25 5) o se Ee ge De ee ee

Systole albipennis Wilk. (Eurytomidae):

Foeniculum vulgaris (common fennel)-._--_____-

Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):

Callistephus chinensis (China aster)__-_-._____-

Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) _....________-

OW CTS =e eet aie Ra ee a ee a

Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea)_____-_-_-.---_-_-_
Nurserystocks 5.2. 2s ee ee ole
Petroselinum crispum (parsley). ...-.-------__-
ROSAMOND LLCs (OSC) meee eee nee ee
Taeniothrips dianthi Priesner (Thripidae):

OW Ors aes se 8 ee CS ee eee eee

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Country of origin 8 i é Collected in—
=) A la
z8| 3/38
or So oP
6) Za |

England, unknown_-_-}_—___ Pe |e a Wash

Wha anon nt es leee 1h |e ee Mich

Puerto Rico.--___-__-- 155 alae | RS INESYS

lel ei i | ere Nes he Hawaii.

England, Ireland, New |__-__|--__- 193 | N.J.
Zealand, Northern
Treland.

British Honduras, 30 4 1 | Calif.,*Fla.,_-
Colombia, Costa Md., N.Y.,
Rica, Ecuador, El Tex.
Salvador, Honduras,

Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Venezuela.
Switzerland___________ Ou ee a eae Mass., N.J.,
Ye

Japan =a s eee TAA pa hese eR! Hawaii

Brazil, Liberia, Re- Dp eee | ere D.C., Fla.,
public of South Af- Hawaii,
rica, La., Md.

WieSteAttr case annua Ly | © ae D.

IMTe x COME: =e 2 |e | eee 1) Mex:

Lasee Gone: = So » fe 2k Sh See Res

Mawalie. 2 ees 39 5 4 | Calif.,* Ga.,

Hawaii.

NG Aye tas Sas en ee 23 | Rees eee Pa.

Fran cessed, aes =| See ees | Se HLS | Nap yae

Libya ene aa ae eee a ena Ti ee am oa N.C.

British Honduras, Co- |~____]_____]_- 9 | Fla., Tex.
lombia, Jamaica,

1 | Bahamas,
1 | La,

Pl), ee,

1| Ariz

Mahitimvets so 25 kee 1| SA ee Hawaii

IR erie. == Ree 1| Fla

Venezuela swe PSs Pee Lis | eR Fla

Dt y coin xk kaye wel ee See eae 1) NJ.

Netherlands_ _.______- i a fe rere ae INSYS

Scotland 22a eee 1 UP et ale S| Mass.

Portugal, Scotland, 2 1 TAIN Gal PEs
Spain, unknown.

England, Germany, 5 fi Shon Mass., N.J.,
Iceland, Ireland, Pa., Wash.
unknown.

NP an dee ees Mad [ota bac Wash.

England, Netherlands|_____]___-- Wall IN dle

Tapa Waele | os fa | ener Wash

inane ee | Seer ae INSYS

TDpavsleyayol oe BO na | eee | Se Mass

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 45

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 80, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a m |. | Collected in—
3 ees
#e| 2 |88
on jo) ae)
oO Z|
Taeniothrips discolor (Karny) (Thripidae) (ten-
tative):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) __-__-_-_--_-- Israel a. 2... tagtsitores 17 S225: eae N.Y.
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Callistephus chinensis (China aster)__---------- Netherlands_-_________ (1eh|E Ss ee N.Y.
Calluna vulgaris (heather) __.-.._-.---.-------_ Canada, Ireland, Dae ee ee 3 | Alaska, Pa.,
Scotland. Wash.
Taeniothrips gracilis Mt. (Thripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon)_____.-_------ Japansals See eee ale Pee eee Hawaii.
Lycoris radiata (shorttube lycoris) bulb_.-----_|----- Owes S22 oka 52 2 eee eel 3 | N.Y., Wash.
ZL. squamigera (autumn lycoris) bulb_--_------]----- Cokes er air Se eee 6 Nl A syn
ash.
EET COTIS|SD ees eaese. eile ee aS SY cs 2 Se Coben. Se reentin re soy ana e 7 | Calif.,* N.J.,
INGYe}
Wash
Narcissus tazetta (polyanthus narcissus) -_---_- Hongkong sat tasestae | Sens S| Raye Hawaii.
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
PANS atin (Bavlic) =e e oe ee Philippines =22-==--22 AUS Py See Ba TEES Hawaii.
Calotropis gigantea (Akund calotrope)---------- a Walken tees ae iD | Eta eae ee Hawaii.
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers) -.------------ Japanwetes Bie ae als) (Cauibees| he ered Hawaii.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ___--_---.---_|----- Gott Sui saiuz aN Sere 2 21 | ae aes Hawaii.
DLO CTS eee ee eee Biz ele eS Australia, Hawaii_____ 29) st See ep Hawaii.
Gardeniagasminoides si tneses ee SS eee Telyyi ible 508 Seen Roe Hawaii.
Gardenia sp JT ADAD Swe eo ese eee | Reese Hawaii
FETED ISCIESYS Dee ee ew eee ae ok tA eee 1 | Hawaii
Narcissus tazetta (polyanthus narcissus) DA ee oe eae Hawaii
Onyzaksativon(ice)istrawen. 2 1- ess ee eee d 2) Sst oe | REY Hawaii
Plumeria rubra (Mexican frangipani)-_-_--___- LG | es | Hawaii
LUTUCTACASD ee eae ee 2 eae eee SO eT 1 Oye | Calif.,*
Hawaii
Sesbania grandiflora (agati sesbania)__-._______]----- CLO eee A | ee eee Hawaii.
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid_...__...-.._____|----- Co Hetae See a ere Us het seg Bile Ey Hawaii.
VALUES TD) Sere es hE ade PVT es be SEL Pa eee CLO is Te rie Sa ALF) RES St ee Hawaii.
Taeniothrips picipes (Zett.) (Thripidae):
Convallaria sp. (lily-of-the-valley)-.____-------- INO AEN LG | ere ING.
Gentiana sp. (gentian) cut flowers___.---------- Switzerland=___- +225 [tp | Rees ae N.Y.
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) cut flowers_________- Dav hoVolie SS a ee cA PENG) care INES
Taeniothrips vitticornis (Karny) (Thripidae):
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa)___--_-_-_---_ Hawai = ee nfs] eee P= See Hawaii.
Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):
Annona cherimola (cherimoya) fruit___.________ IMIS a0 ee Gis ea a ee Tex:
Atmunicatal(Soursop)) secede. 232 -- = 222 2- s see Dominican Republic__|-----]-- 1 oe. || lee),
VAM NONTASD ta(SCEG) ieee ee ae See oe IVE CO eases ene ere 13) 22583 | sea Tex.
Talurus rugosus (Jac.) (Chrysomelidae):
PAN TOL ATIC mesa resi rups Leeda ULES oe gerne IN cara aeeeseen aren Baan Li} Sere iPAR
“Targionia’’ bromiliae (Leon) (Coccidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_-_---_------------ Azores, Mexico, Ott REA ESIN Calif., N.Y.
Portugal.
“Targionia”’ hartii (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
DiOSCOreaiSPs (yal) MeUitses= 2-2 sees Cubase 1 pis) i eee Fla.
Zingiber officinale (ginger) -.------_------------- Hon eekon cas sae IAS) iS seme ee Calif.*
““Targionia’’ sacchari (Ckll.) (Coccidae) :
Cymbopogon citratus (lemongrass) _.____-_------ PUlertOwR1CO ses Se ase | See eee ib) IDO},
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)_-_____-__--_]----- Cobain 2 Opens nl IP epee Pa.
Targionia yuccarum (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Du dleyarspend (Dla) ee ee ae roe VIG x1 COM a es ek | ee 1 | Calif.
Teleonemia scrupulosa Stal (Tingidae):
Menithajsp ey nint) Bae eee es eeibe an Seema eme Panam qeon ee see ead Li UE ee |e Fla.
Tenthecoris angustimarginatus Hsiao & Sailer
(Miridae):
Orchidi(plant) hss ee eee VIC XI COMB. Sawruie ori oewes || aoe ian 2| Tex.
Tenthecoris confusus Hsiao & Sailor (Miridae):
Orchidi(plant) = ee nee BritishPelonduras; wee | sees | eee 3 | Fla., Tex.
Mexico.
Tenthecoris distinctus Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
Orchidi(plant) 2 a eae IMIG ICO ves ee aa Ae es | Re 2 | Tex.
Tenthecoris exitiosus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Orchidy(plant) sas Se eee Tote) ib Uae py ata menpmeeny eS | iS ard a | 2| Fla.

Tenthecoris venezuelensis Hsiao & Sailer (Miridae):
OrchiG (olan t) eee Fe a ee eS ascce AVieneZUCl avers ee= eee eee ee ae 1 | Tex.

46

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Tenthecoris vestitus (Dist.) (Miridae):
Oncidium sp. (orchid)
Terastria meticulosalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Orchid (plant)
Termatophylella fulvioides Carvalho (Miridae):
Bromeliad
Tetraleurodes aucubae (Kuw.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange)
Tetraleurodes graminis Takah. (Aleyrodidae):
Paspalum sp. (paspalum grass)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Bois.)
chidae):
Chrysanthemum morifolium (cut flowers)
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)
Tetvanychus viennensis Zacher (Tetranychidae):
IVAALUSNSTestiis) (ADDIC) meee meee ee eee eee
Theba pisana (Miller) (Helicidae):
Automobile
Baggage (probably for food)
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) - ----
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)
@argoq-fenerall ses 2 Sak Gi ees Beek ona

(Tetrany-

LOW OTS sek eaeio does Bie SALE Rt kn see wre AE
Herb—unidentified
Lactuca sativa (lettuce)
Military cargo

INTOWUS Kure S522 shot De NL ee es
Muscari comosum (cipollino)----_--._-_-------_
Petroselinum crispum (parsley)
Plant material
Rosa hybrid
Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary)
Solanum tuberosum (potato)
Stores
Theba planata (Holten) (Helicidae):
Military cargo (metal cylinder) _-_____________-_
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
lowers. be nn EAE ae eee Bees Renae
UGACEUCASOUVON LC LLULCC) ets ete ree eee
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) .__--------_--
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flowers) -___-----
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Flowers (mixed)

Gandeniasspen(cutpflowers) sess eeeee ee eee
Nursery stock
Rosaihyibrid sat eee ee ooo Re eee
Soil with unidentified plants__________________
Thrips imaginis Bagnall (Thripidae):
Ghrysanthem/am'sp see ee ae ee
MlowersiGnixedk wal d) ass eae ee ee
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):
Callistephus chinensis (China aster)
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Flowers (mixed)

Nursery stock
Rosa hybrid

Toxolrypana curvicauda Gerst. (Tephritidae):
Ganicaspapoyaa(Pabaya) poss. ae ee ee
Tranes internatus Pascoe (Curculionidae):
Macrozamia fawcettii (cycad)___.-..--__-___-__-
Trialeurodes similis Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
Persea americana (avocado) leaf__-_._.___-__----
Trialeurodes variabilis (Q.) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp. (leaf)

Country of origin

Number of in-

Teale a ae
Ciathih alae EPS

tales se Sele ee

Azores, France, Italy,
Libya, Morocco,
Spain, unknown.

Morocco

France, Spain
France, Israel

Spansion enna aaaae

fees sa Ole) ee eee a ee

Japan4e-—..~. Skee ian
Scotland unknown.-__-
England, Ireland,

England, Netherlands_
England
France

unknown.
Netherlands- --.------
Denmark, England,
Poland.

Puerto Rico

Australia

Mexico

terceptions in—
ei iB & Collected in—
q
28/3 | 88
or fo) quer
6) Z| A
ee Bk pes Fla
Le pyeth Rett 1| Fla
eee |e 1| Tex.
epest| Ese alites
esiyteh || eee 1 | Wash.
apy ee eee Hawaii
ig ee See ee Wash
oy eee ES Calif.
DIGS caves iene Wash.
Thi eee 8.C.
ll ae ee NaS
pt Nase eee) We.
wae WSS INTIS,
3]. eae La., Mass.,
N.Y.
19) Eee ea N.Y
gina eee eel Pa bt Fla.
Bape 1 Ss NBS
Sh | eae |e La., Mass.,
INES SHOE
Tex., Va
|| pase here N.Y.
gles] eee | ee NYE
eae 2) | ESS ND
2) 5 eek alee D.C.,
ae (ea 8 Dea eka N.Y
jis Peres 2 Ss Mass
E Mee 1s 2 a Rexe
Vi gaae 1 | Ses|SMich
[ey] Sete | ee Va.
Li|eoe Sa] Wash.
ae 1) SPS Calits
ip) ee ol Nee N.Y.
Wien Eee Alaska
one A 1 1 | N.Y., Pa
2 | nee Mass., Pa.,
Was
| 5 eee | eee ae Wash.
Lo eo | ee 10 | N.J.
eee AG eee Til.
bpenue Pes 1 |___..| Mass
gO eae ee ole, Hawaii
aE ests | Wash.
1 ee eT INFN
ot ee ee INES
1 3). aes NAYS ease
Wash
(iar). | Bagel By INGE
Gi Eee eee Hawaii, N.Y.
ae ee eS eS PRs
Ache Soke 1 | Calif.*
1 ee 1 | Tex.
Pn eee Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

1962

47

Continued

Number of in-

terceptions in—

Trialeurodes vitrinellus Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp. (leaf)
Trichia hispida (L.) (Helicellidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) ----------------------
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ---_----
Erica sp. (heath)
iligcedes ews ook
Malus sylvestris (apple) -_-
Mili tainyaeare 022 2e ck a eee ee eee
Plants—unidentified sae oe ae ae ee
OSA, DDL ie = Be ee eee eae
Soillandisphan gumipmoss#eessnse ss eee
Soiliwithivariousiplantss3:523 ==
Tropaeolum sp. (nasturtium) seed_-_----------
Trichia striolata (Pfeiffer) (Helicellidae):
Cotinus coggygria (common smoketree) ---__----
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -_--~_--------
Primula sp. (primrose) plant_____-------------
Trionymus sacchari (Ck1l1.) (Coccidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) __-_----------

Trioza anceps Tuth. (Psyllidae):
Persea americana (avocado) leaf__-__----------
Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):
Acacia senegal (gum arabic)_-__--.-------------
Anogeissus latifolia (gum ghatti)___-_-_-_------
Arachis hypogaea (peanut) debris__-_----------
Bagging (including new and used burlap and
wrappers on celery seed, cinnamon quills,
cotton waste, crates of brassware, flax waste,
gum arabic, guar gum, karaya gum, lentils,
nutmeg, pepper, pigeonpeas, potatoes, psyl-
lium husks, rice, and senna siftings).

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)---.-.--------------

Cargo (hold of ship)
Cinnamomum sp. (cinnamon) quills_____--_---
Cuminum cyminum (cumin) seed___-__--------

Curcumailonga: (Gurmeric)o = 22) ee
Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (guar gum)__----------

DebrisiGnystoreroom) == eee
Glycine maz (soybean) -------------
Grain (as cargo and residue)

iKearayaeuim sa 2 ee Sa eee
OTZORSAtGn (LICE) eee en ee ee

‘Phaseolustoulgaris: (bean) a= - ===] eee

IEASUTTUNSAUIU UTI (DCA) sents ee

Rhizophora sp. (mangrove) bark_-___----_------

Stores (including chili pepper, coriander, cumin
seed, flour, mung bean, noodles, pigeonpea,
rice, and sugar)

Terminalia sp. (myrobalan)

Triticum aestivum (wheat)_....----.-.---------

ZEGHNGY Si (COLT) SCC Ga ese eas
Tropidacris cristata (L.) (Acrididae):

Quarters Oa a ee eS ak as et ee

Country of origin Es Pa ka Collected in—
gq| 8 |e
aa | 8 | om
1o) Zi
Mexicans] ately yeas iy, eee Tex
Netherlands 22222 =- =) |Bie. iLtG | ete Pa.
ne lan de eee ea Ete ee Ue LISS Ga.
FACIS ET 1] 3 eee eee ce | ee | PRIA 1| N.Y
rel arid 3 tees Ses AT ee a ad) WW INENG
Spainwiaieae aes Sas IRR Ses N.Y
ran cent Se ee a Up Neeson Nee La.
Germanys a ass | Paes | eee i INES)
IDAHO a ee ee iL | ee es omy INES
Genmanvaen ee Tg] Ry rts Tex.
Belgium, England____|_____]_____ 2 | Mass., Mich.
INetherl and Saas ns s\n | eee iL || deta
INE Rb ee 5) Ndi
ireland ees els 71g) Rea eee INAS
1Opated evaXe ae ec er 1 | Wash
Barbados, Cuba, iq eae 2) D.C.,Hawaii,
Fiji, India. N.Y.
INT Oxd CO aes gE eae | ee Tex.
india; Sudan === =- === AAS) | eee | pe Md., N.Y.
Indiat sea Les 99 | Gonee a | eemees N.Y
WiesteAtiricns an. = seis iar iy oes Onn.
Belgium, Ceylon, 92 (Zoo Ala., La.,
England, India, Mass. N. » ee
Indonesia, Nether- NEC Bae,
lands, Pakistan, 8.C., Tex.
Senegal, Singapore,
Sudan, United Arab
Republic, unknown.
England, India, 1 tS) ae Calif.,* Ga.,
Singapore. N. Cx Pas
Tex.
Whallanoyanle ss olla Gi Seen S.C.
Ceylontettes2 2 a22 es dL | Fs INRYS
in @iayelraneewass see Uy OX (ae ae N.Y., N.C.,
Pa., Tex
im dige=25s=22 see Lf Pa eee es ;
India, Pakistan, un- 8 ie | ees Md., N.Y.,
known. S.C., Tex
Korea, unknown_-_----|____- Dis) | ease Fla., Mass.
Senegalia245= 2. Sa2 Bataan’ Tis Ee eae AY:
India, Mexico, Sudan, 3 73h eee Minn., N.Y.,
unknown. Tex.
Indias Sudantessese 24 | Se seers ees INES
Formosa, India, Italy, |_____ 14a eae Calif.,* Ga.,
Singapore, Thai- INSYES NEC;
land, unknown. Ohio, Pa.,
Tex., Wash
INetherland sess s== =| meee ices = Tex.
Hormosay Indias =====5|saes 7s] beet Calitss ba.
Manganvikan = ---- =e ii] ERS | S.C.
Belgium, China, For- |____- AL Neem Califjtvbla.,
mosa, France, Ga., Hawaii,
Greece, India, La., Mass.,
Italy, Kuwait, Mich.,
Sierra Leone, Sing- INGYS NEC.)
pore, Sudan, un- Pa., S.C.,
known Tex. Wash
(ny Gi a= eae eS Abe eee ent Sarees Ga., Pa.,
8.Cc., Va
Belgium, unknown_--- 1 1s ee Md., Tex
Toney Kon pias ee er | eee 1 | Hawaii
CUaG Ona ees | eee iin) Saas Fla.
el =. (Gt pete Sere eee Na it) | eee | ere ahe x

AS PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 2, bl,
S| if ee sh
mal 8 | sq
aS || Bee
or ° ue
‘) A |
Udea ferrugalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae):
Apium graveolens (celery) --------------------_- ARTY 0 eee 8 Sete ree eine | eee) We
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) - ---- nel an dee see ae | ee 18 | ee 8
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage).------------ iRortueal Ss = eal eee iT) eR
Cucurbita pepo (zucchini squash) -.--------_--- Ttaliy $2 =... hesesabes wlio Lanse Ss
Pelargonium sp. (geranium) ____.____-________- iRortugals sees SS eee es | eee aed 1
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae): f
Citrusiaunanttfoliol (ime) See es American Samoa-_---- at fy) |
G@slimon\ (em on) eee ee eee ee Canal Zone, Panama, 1 OU ee
Trinidad.
Cxparadisi(snapeiniit) se a es costs Rica vEuertOpess| bes 2) | 2s
ico.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) __._--------_--- IPR PEK CeR a di.) ot esagt (x oes
C. sinensis (sweet orange)__-.---.-------------- Argentina, unknown_-_|_____ B3a| see
Giinusispe (cat) ss seemesionia: hee i ei ee FE] Salvador__--------- TUE Pee ee th
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Giirusiounantifolia) (ime) eee Jia pant= 22255 = S iera | eee Dice
Cxaunontiims(Souniorange)seeee nce. 0 en | ee dol 2-22 ee Gia | Seas
CF AGHOLS (Gosnodinlo)) 55s ee oe eee eI COs 2 2 2a[k sean
C. ichangensis X C. reticulata (ichandarin)____|-___- (6 (0 pee eee ato ts 85 1 2 See
GR moni (Memon) seme eet se ener eS Australia, Japan---_-_- 2A 4 | ee
C. mitis (calamondin orange) ___--.----------_- Japan). 26 Sean ra nea ATs eee
Gxparadisik( grapefruit) me cee eee | aa (6 Ko PRR eee ener (Me Stu eee
C. paradisi X C. reticulata (tangelo)__.....-_-__]--__- dont ss ee ae 1 i1\| aa
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) __--__--_.-- Japan, Philippines_---] 83 | 139 |_____
CAreticulatasay bri dessert ae Hong Kong, Japan__--| 2 2) | Ba
C. sinensis (sweet orange)__-.------222-----2 22 Hong Kong, Japan, Shae alniay (es ee
unknown.
GithuUsiS pee 2 3c. PE A A RE Via Dan eae eee 3 Qu SETS
es occidentalis (Guilding) (Veronicelli-
ae):
Bromeliadi(plant) les esetes =e cee ee CanaleZone eee | | Re 1
Orchiah(plant) ae eS EN eae 0.222222 = Bs Ren |e 1
EANiLOAeNaT On SDs] anit) meee wae uel EE Colombials a | Pan ae 1
Vaginulus occidentalis (Guilding) (?) (Veroni-
cellidae) :
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) --______ Mortolassesss=—-eeeee (14 || SA Soa
Caladvumispa (plant) = eens ee el ee 1 GW fee ee ES |e 1
Orchidt (plant) Saves ee Ee HG Salivad orsaea eae | een | a 2
Valtissius diversus (Dist.) (Lygacidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) __-___-.--._--_______- IMIG AKO) eee, [IY Rare 2) eae ee
Orchidk(plant) ae een Costanhti coer Snare | en | ee 1
Veronicella moreleti (Crosse & Fischer) (Veroni-
cellidae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) leaf.____--____-_______-_ IMexi COL ete ne Dnt] Secers | ERS
Musa paradisiaca var. sapientwm (banana) ____- On dur As ease meee 1) (Eee a es
Vilga dissimilis Dist. (Coreidae):
Orchidh(plant) Raa ae a een Canal Zone, Hon- ..-}___._]_---- 4
duras, Panama.
Vilga divarigata Champ. (Coreidae):
Orchidi(olant) See Seine eerie nee Canale Zonet se nee | Perea | eee 4
Vinsonia stellifera (Westw.) (Coccidae):
Aspasiasp (Orchid) ileafsesaeemte ts bo aeeberys oars (baleen CLO zeae ene ike see rol | ae |e 1
Brassia caudata (orchid) leaf________-___________ Canal Zone, Panama--|_____|____- 2
Broughtonia sp. (orchid) leaf___________-________ JOOS Ca eae sees | a ee 14
Cattieyaisps\(orchid)ileafa. 222 2 oe eae WAT teu geen ee esa eee ee eee 1
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) -..-----.--_----_- Canali Zonet era aie | hee | ee 1
DIMEN ATUINS (ee ee ete Antigua, Canal Zone, |_____]____- 6
Jamaica, Panama,
Trinidad.
Gongoraispsi(orchid) ples fas see ee INTC Oey I 1
Dy Caste|spyi (Orchid) Meatsseene ies ge yun Uae CanaliZoness 22s <2 oae Hires es 1
Oncidium altissimum (orchid) leaf_____-__-___- iBritishvevondurass sees | eee eee 1
O. panamense (orchid) leafi. 229022 CanallZones ae eae | Rees | ae 1

Collected in—

Hawaii, Oreg.
CaliftsiPat
Hawaii, Oreg.
Calif.*

a.
Hawaii, N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

49

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin 2. Pp 2, Collected in—
red eaictiel le oe eZ
Zs| ¢|es
or o nue
6) Z |
Vinsonia stellifera—Con.
Orchidi@eatiohip] ant) eee eee AnmericanhVirein yee | see |e 42 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Islands, Antigua, PRs
Bahamas, British
Guiana, British
Honduras, Canal
Zone, Dominica,
Honduras, Jamaica,
Mauritius, Panama,
Trinidad, un-
known.
Vitrina diaphana Draparnaud (Zonitidae):
Prassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ---____- ran Cerkte tants nce seat TS 1 | sere Pa.
Xiphidiopsis lita Heb. (Tettigoniidae):
Anthurium andraeanum (flamingo anthurium) Hawaii.
Anthurium sp. (cut flowers) ----_------------_-- Hawaii.
OW.Crs meee Pea eee ets Tabara leh ba iee ay) Hawaii.
Heaf— unidentified es See ee Hawaii.
Xylopsocus capucinus (Fab.) (Bostrichidae):
Woo di (crate) Saas siete Se ee ele iy Calif.*
Xystrocera globosa (Ol.) (Cerambycidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) ____-------_---- Hawaii.
Yosemitia didactia Dyar (Phycitidae):
Cactisi(plant) = Seen ee ade west Tex.
7achrysia guanensis Poey (Camaenidae):
IBarra cc wn lls hese ile 2 Y bhe pad yt aiei at Fla.
Zeadiatraea lineolata (W1k.) (Crambidae):
CAFS TGS (CaM) ae Bahamas, Guatemala _ 1 PIA Ee Fla., Tex.
Zonitoides arboreus (Say) (Zonitidae):
BromeliaGa (lant) se eres bees We oe ee eR Eran cess Vie xd Cosas | eran | Pea 2 | Ariz., Fla.
Orchigé(plant) Saas e ee eat Aruba, Costa Rica, |_..-=|_---- 12>) Ariz Calife*
El Salvador, Ger- Fla., Tex.
many, Guatemala,
Mexico, Peru.
Ralme(plant) sso". = =-_ Sse t AS neers fae Mexico 22a eee ee | uni Es 1 eex,
Saintpaulia sp. (African-violet)_-_....--_--____ Canada siete © aetna aaiele | Pita 1 | Wash.
Soilkwithveijiisisp eS 2 a Pe ee Japan eerie Sie rece Rw aor ee 1 | Hawaii.
Zygospila bigenera Stal (Chrysomelidae):
Orchidi(plant) hao == See ae Raha eek et ee s@nolbrg ee 1 | Fla.

50 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects

ABIES:
Megastigmus suspectus (Hymenoptera)
ACACIA:
Tea granarium (Coleoptera)
ACALYPH
None anise (Coleoptera)
aiaiten De serpentina (Diptera)
AGAV
Sancho linaria (Lepidoptera)
Caulotcps distanti (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)
zophora CON Son Deisree ts (Hemiptera)
ALLIUM CEPA:
Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM:
Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
Hispa atra (Lepidoptera)
Limax marginatus (Mollusea)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:
Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)
Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)
Sinorylon sexdentatum (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
ALLIUM SP.::
Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
LOE:

Exptochiomera fcrmosa (Hemiptera)
ALPINIA

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ALSTONIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
ALYXIA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Pinnaspis uniloba (Homoptera)
ANACARDIUM:

Schneidereria pistaciella (Lepidoptera)
ANANAS:

Alpheias conspirata (Lepidoptera)

Cryptocephalus marginicollis (Coleoptera)

Neoclytus acuminatus (Coleoptera)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)

“Targionia”’ bromiliae (Homoptera)
ANEMONE

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)
ANNONA:

Bephreta maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)
ANOGEISSUS:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrecinctus (Thysanoptera)

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)

Xiphidiopsis lita a Cetomo nica)
ANTIRRHINUM

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

EER flavus (Thysanoptera)
APIUM:

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusea)

Pyrrhidium sanguineum (Coleoptera)

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)

Udea yemmgalis (Lepidoptera)
ARAC

paneer granarium (Coleoptera)
ARAUCARIA

pe tnerte araucaria (Lepidoptera)
ARBUTUS:

Eucheira socialis (Lepidoptera)
ARMORACIA:

Baris lepidii (Coleoptera)
ARTOCARPUS:

Anaballus amplicollis (Coleoptera)

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
ASPARAGUS

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusea)

Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
ASPASIA:
Ane Vinscate stellifera (Homoptera)

Sabivnrins gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
BAMBOO:

Asterolecanium miliaris miliaris (Homoptera)

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)

Neoadoxoplatys saileri (Hemiptera)

Platypus rugulosus (Coleoptera)
BAMBUSA:

Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)

A. pseudomiliaris (Homoptera)
BARRINGTONIA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
BAUHINIA:

fe ODS ri pyriformis (Homoptera)
BEAUCARNEA:

Tepidosa pes carinata (Homoptera)
BENINCA

Span tie albocinctus (Hemiptera)
BETA:

Arion ater (Mollusca)

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

H. aspersa (Mollusca)

Lizus junci (Coleoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BETULA:

Eriophyes leionotus (Acarina)
BRASSAVOLA:

Orthalicus undatus (Mollusca)
BRASSIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA CHINENSIS:

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. BOTRYTIS:

Autographa gamma (Lepidoptera)

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)

Heliz aperta (Mollusca)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Milax gagates (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. CAPITATA:

Anacridium aegyptium (Orthoptera)

Arion hortensis (Mollusca)

Fvergestis forficalis (Lepidoptera)

Helix aperta (Mollusea)

Hi. aspersa (Mollusea)

Limax marginatus (Mollusea)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Milax gagates (Mollusca)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

Oulema melanopa (Coleoptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)

Vaginulus occidentalis (?) (Mollusea)

Vitrina diaphana (Mollusca)
BRASSICA RAPA:

Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma (Coleoptera)
BRASSICA SP.:

Loxostege bifidalis (Lepidoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Acentroptera nevermanni (Coleoptera)

Althos obscurus (Hemiptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Arion ater (Mollusea)

Arphnus melanotylus (Hemiptera)

Aspidiotus mendax (Homoptera)

A. palmae (Homoptera)

Atheas nigricornis (Hemiptera)

Chrysomphalus umboniferus (ILomoptera)

Cryphula apicata (Hemiptera)

Drymaeus alternans (Mollusea)

D. hegewischi (Mollusca)

Ethelema sobrina (Coleoptera)

Exptochiomera tumens (Hemiptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 Sil

Hosts and Insects—Continued

BROMELIAD—Continued

Galgupha punctifer (Hemiptera)

G. quadrisignata (Hemiptera)

Helicina oweniana(?) (Mollusca)

H. zephyrina (Mollusea)

Tridomyrmer iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)

Limazr marginatus (Mollusca)

Mecolaemus carvalhoi (Hemiptera)

Monanthia monotropidia (Hemiptera)

Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)

N. nigriceps (Isoptera)

Oplomus nigripennis pulcher (Hemiptera)

Orthalicus boucardi (Mollusca)

Pachybrachius albocinctus (Hemiptera)

Plagiodera punctigera (Coleoptera)

Pseudoparlatoria turgida (Homoptera)

Termatophylella fulvioides (Hemiptera)

Vaginulus occidentalis (Mollusca)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
BROUGHTONIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BUXUS:
faphyes canestrinii (Acarina)
CACTUS:

Bee wheeleri (Isoptera)

Bulimulus hepatostomus (Mollusca)

Cryphula apicata (Hemiptera)

Gymnococcus agavium (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)

Polygyra richardsoni (Mollusca)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)

Sisamnes contractus (Hemiptera)

Yosemitia didactica (Lepidoptera)
CAESALPINIA:

Mimosestes sallaei (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:

‘Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

A. griseolus (Coleoptera)

Ancylostoma stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Fundelia pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)

Pragodenmas granarium (Coleoptera)
CALADIUM

Vaginulus occidentalis(?) (Mollusca)
CALLISTEPHUS:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips ma jor (Thysanoptera)
CALLUNA

Aphis callunae (Homoptera)

Lyqus rugulipennis (Hemiptera)

Orthotylus ericetorum (Hemiptera)

Rhinocola ericae (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)
CALOCARPUM

Anastrepha aan (Diptera)
CALOTROPIS:

ees hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
CAMEL

Aisieietches camelliae (Homoptera)

Fiorinia theae (Homoptera)
CANAVALIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips vilticornis (Thysanoptera)
CAPSICUM

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ephestia calidella (Lepidoptera)

Gnorimoschema borsaniella (Lepidoptera)

G. gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Platynota.rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)

Re inquinata (Lepidoptera)
CARICA:

Rae dorsalis (Diptera)
5 apron pene curvicauda (Diptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
CASIMIROA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

CASSIA:

Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)

CASTANEA:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)

C. nucum (Coleoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Heterogenea asella (Lepidoptera)
TR splendana (Lepidoptera)

CATTLEYA:

PR epidendri (Homoptera)
Chrysomphadus umboniferus (Homoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Puto ulter (Homoptera)

vi OT stellifera (Homoptera)

CEDR
Coch iicctia ventrosa RO EEE)

CEPHALOCERE
Lepidosaphes Paes (Homoptera)

CERATONIA:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

CHAMAEDOREA:

Amnestus uhleri (Hemiptera)
Chrysomphalus sphaerioides (Homoptera)
Helicina zephyrina (Mollusca)

Loxostege similalis (Lepidoptera)
Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus (Coleoptera)
Veronicella moreleti (Mollusca)

CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Cleistolophus similis (Coleoptera)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F. schultzei (Thysanoptera)

F. williamsi (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)

Nysius tenellus (Hemiptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Stephanitis nashi (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
T.imaginis (Thysanoptera)

CIBOTIUM:

6 ecco Uates rubens (Homoptera)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

CICHORIUM:

Helicella itala ese)

CINNAMOMUM
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

CITRULLUS:

Heterotermes maculatus (Isoptera)
Jadera rufofusca (Hemiptera)

CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Paragonatus divergens (Hemiptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis. (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

Valtissius diversus (Hemiptera)

CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS GRANDI
Ceratitis capitata(?) (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:
Unaspis pomonenses (Homoptera)

CITRUS LIMON
Ceratitis capitaia (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. citri (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

52 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

CITRUS LIMON—Continued
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS MITIS:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS PARADISI:

Anastrepha ludens ( Dipter a)
‘Aonidiella comperei (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. citri (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis citri (Homoptera)

U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS RETICULATA HYBRID:

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
A. mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Cry ptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Ctenogly phus plumiger (Acarina)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum (Lepidoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. citri (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus citriculus (Homoptera)
P. gahani (Homoptera)
Tetraleurodes aucubae (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SP.::
Aleurocanthus citriperdus (Homoptera)
A. woglumi (Homoptera)
Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Trialeurodes variabilis (Homoptera)
T. vitrinellus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CLEMATIS:
Helicella trochoides (Mollusca)
CLUSIA
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
COCOS:

Agonoxena pyrogramma (Lepidoptera)
Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

A. excisus (Homoptera)

A. palmae (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)

Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes esakii (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Homoptera)
CODIAEUM:

Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)
Parlatoria crotonis (Homoptera)

COFFEA:
Campylenchia hastata ((lomoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
C. colae (Diptera)
Coccus alpinus (Homoptera)
C. viridis (Homoptera)
Cry ptophlebia leucotreta (Lepidoptera)
Leucoptera coffeella (Lepidoptera)
Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COLA
“Tecanium’” catori (tentative) (Homoptera)
COLOCASIA:
Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
Oxychilus alliarius (Mollusea)
Ozophora quinquemaculata (Hemiptera)
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
CONVALLARIA:
Taeniothrips pigipes (Thysanoptera)
CORDYLIN
Geotomus pigments (Hemiptera)
Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus boninsis (Homoptera)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
CORYLUS:
Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
COTINUS:
Helicella itala (Mollusca)
Trichia striolata (Mollusea)
CRATAEGUS:
Psylla melanoneura (?) (Homoptera)
CUCUMIS
A pomecyna saltator (Coleoptera)
Diaphania indica (Lepidoptera)
Melanaethus planifrons (Hemiptera)
CUCURBITA:
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
CUMINUM:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CUPRESSUS:
Diaspis minima (Homoptera)
CURCUMA:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CYAMOPSIS:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CYCAS:
Anonidiella inornata (Homoptera)
Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
CYCLAMEN:
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
CYCNOCHES
Tridomur met iniquus (Hymenoptera)
CYDON
eer ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi (Homoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Grapholitha packardi (Lepidoptera)
CYMBIDIUM:
Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)
CYMBOPOGON:
s Tagore sacchari (Homoptera)
CYNAR
Aninapa apiifolia (Homoptera)
Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)
CYTISUS:
Agonopteriz costosa (Lepidoptera)
Bruchidius lividimanus (Coleoptera)
DALBERGIA:
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)
S. conigerum (Coleoptera)
DAPHNE:
Lecanium persicae (tentative) (Homoptera)
DENDROBIUM
Chrysomphalus nulliporus (Homoptera)
DIACHAEA:
Chrysomphalus umboniferus (Homoptera)
DIANTHUS:
Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)
F. schultzei (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
Heliothis armigera (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
T. discolor (tentative) (Thysanoptera)

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1962 53

Hosts and Insects—Continued

DIAN THUS—Continued

T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

Trichia striolata (Mollusca)
DIGITARIA:

Antonina graminis (Homoptera)
DIOSCOREA:

““Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes conchiformoides (Ilomoptera)
DISPORUM:

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
DOLICHOS:

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
DRACAENA:

Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (tentative)

(Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes celtis (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
DUDLEYA:

Micrarionta stearnsiana (Mollusca)

Targionia yuccarum (Homoptera)
ECHINODORUS:

Aleurodicus iridescens (Homoptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)
ENCEPHALARTOS:

Cecilioides aperta (?) (Mollusca)
EPIDENDRUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Orthalicus undatus (Mollusca)

Puto mexicanus (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
EPIGAEA:

Aulacaspis ericacearum (tentative) (Homoptera)
ERICA

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)
ERIOBOTRYA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
EUGENIA

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (?) (Diptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
EUPHORBIA:

Asterolecanium euphorbiae (Homopter a)
FAGUS:

Adelphocoris lineolatus (Hemiptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Goniogaster variicolor (Hymenoptera)

Helicella pyramidata (Mollusca)

Lepidosaphes ficus (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Homoptera)
FOENICULUM:

Anuraphis apiifolia (Homoptera)

Systole albipennis (Hymenoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Aleyrodes lonicerae (Homoptera)

Arianta arbustorum (Mollusca)

Ceratoma atrofasciata (Coleoptera)

Membracis mexicana (Homoptera)

“ Microporus”’ nigritus (Hemiptera)

Peritrechus sylvestris (Hemiptera)

Philaenus leucophthalmus (Homoptera)

Rhyparochromus immaculatus (Hemiptera)

Stygnocoris fuligineus (Hemiptera)
GARCINIA

Akermes andersoni (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
GARDENIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)

Orthezia pseudinsignis (Homoptera)

Pealius hibisci (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)

P. pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pseudococcus ferrisi (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Thrips fais (Thysanoptera)
GENTIAN

Stenoptilia Theoden (Lepidoptera)

ie erasat ree) pict pes (Thysanoptera)
GLADIOLU

Frantlinielle ‘intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Macroscytus brunneus (Hemiptera)

Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
GLYCINE:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
GLYCYRRHIZA:

Bostrichus capucinus (Coleoptera)

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
GONGORA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)

Beco hr RO) piella (Lepidoptera)
GRAMINE

Metopoplax Ns (Hemiptera)
HEDERA:

Roucasia ovata (Homo ptera)
HELICHRYSUM

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Earias insulana ( Lepidoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
ILEX:

Rhophobota naevana (Lepidoptera)
IMPATIENS:

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)
IPOMOEA:

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

C. puncticollis (Coleoptera)

Euscepes post fasciatus (Coleoptera)
IPOMOEA (?):

Megacerus alternatus (Coleoptera)
IRIS:

Tridothrips iridis (Thysanoptera)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
ISOTOMA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
IXORA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
JACARANDA:

COPE TIES testaceus (Isoptera)
JASMINUM

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Palpita unionalis (Lepidoptera)

Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

HiccomielOiEN ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
JUNIPE

aan pe ioe (Homoptera)

Limax marginatus (Mollusca)

Oligonychus perditus (Acarina)

Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
KALANCHOE:

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
KENTIA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

A. palmae (Homoptera)
LACTUCA:

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)

Arion hortensis (Mollusca)

Autographa gamma (Lepidoptcra)

Helicella itala (Mollusea)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusea)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Poecilozonites circumfirmatus (M< llusea)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Thrips anqusticeps (Thysanoptera)
LAGERSTROEMIA:

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Bruchus signaticornis (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

LATHY RUS—Continued
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
LAURUS:
Aleurothrizus myrtacei (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus paulistus (tentative) (Homoptera)

Helicella conspurcata (Mollusea)
LENS:

Acanthoscelides griseolus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

B. lentis (Coleoptera)

B. signaticornis (Coleoptera)
LEUCAENA

Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)
LIGUSTRUM:

Spanioneura fonscolombei (Homoptera)
LILIACEAE:

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)
LILIUM:

Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)
LITCHI:

Frankliniella ormosae (Thysanoptera)

Planococcus dorsospinosus (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
LUPINUS:

Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
LYCASTE:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)

Hemitrochus androsi (Mollusca)

Ligyrocoris aurivilliana (Hemiptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Plecia plagiata (Diptera)
LYCORIS:

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)
MACROZAMIA:

Tranes internatus (Coleoptera)
MALUS:

‘Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)

Arion hortensis (Mollusca)

Blastodacna atra (Lepidoptera)

Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Glycyphagus michaeli (Acarina)

Grapholitha janthiana (Lepidoptera)

Leucoptera scitella (Lepidoptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Tetranychus viennensis (Acarina)

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)
MALVAVISCUS:

Lepidosaphes crotonis (Homoptera)
MANGIFERA:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

A. mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis (Homoptera)

Pseudischnaspis longissima (Homoptera)

Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
MANIHOT:

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
MARANTA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)
MENTHA:

Corythaica carinata (Hemiptera)

Psylla pyri (Homoptera)

Teleonemia scrupulosa (Hemiptera)
MIMOSA:

Gonocerus insidiator (Hemiptera)
MIRABILIS:

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

FAI. variabilis (Mollusca)

HAygromia cinctella (Mollusca)
MOLUCELLA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
MONTANOA:

Corgi ee. meelfreshi (Hemiptera)
MURRA

Dacus dorsales (Diptera)
MUSA:

Bulimulus unicolor (Mollusca)

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Epilachna borealis var. (Coleoptera)

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Nasutitermes dendrophilus (Isoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Orthalicus obductus (Mollusca)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera)

Polygyra matermontana (Mollusca)

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusca)

Pyrgocorypha sallet (Orthoptera)

Veronicella moreleti (Mollusca)
MUSCARI:

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
MYROTHAMNUS:

Sculptaria retisculpta (Mollusca)
MYRTILLOCACTUS:

Opuntias pis philococcus (Homoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)

Taeniothrips gracilis (Thysanoptera)

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NEOMOO

Pinnaspis Ta (Homoptera)
NERINE:
RE aD IaL eB gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Hoeclloeanites circumfirmatus (Mollusca)
NOLIN

Penarth pucca (Homoptera)
ODONTOGLOSSU

Asterolecanium a denust (Homoptera)

LEA:

Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Euphyllura olivina (Homoptera)

Phloeotribus scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)

Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Capaneus tetricus (Hemiptera)

Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

Tenthecoris vestitus (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ONOBRYCHIS:

Flelicella striata (Mollusca)

H. variabilis (Mollusca)

Monacha carthusiana (Mollusca)
OPERCULINA:

Dendrothripoides ipomeae (Thysanoptera)

Xystrocera globosa (Coleoptera)
OPUNTIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Helicella striata (Mollusca)
ORANIA:

Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
ORBIGNYA:

Asterolecanium simile (Homoptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
ORCHID:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Aeolus pictus (Coleoptera)

Antillocoris punctatus (Hemiptera)

Antiteuchus panamensis (Hemiptera)

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Bathydema socia (Hemiptera)

Capaneus tetricus (I1emiptera)

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)

Chondropoma picta(?) (Mollusea)

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)

Conchaspis orchidarum (Homoptera)

Cryphula apicata (Hemiptera)

Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)

Drymaeus alternans (Mollusca)

D. cuernavacensis (Mollusca)

D. heynemanni (Mollusca)

D. multilineatus Mollusca)

D. rudis (Mollusca)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)

Eustrophinus marginatus (Coleoptera)

Exptochiomera albomaculata (Hemiptera)

E. confusa (Hemiptera)

Frankliniella williamsi (Thysanoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

ORCHID—Continued
Galgupha guadrisignata (Temiptera)

Genaparlatoria pseudas pidiotus (Homoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Helicina durangoana(?) (Mollusca)

H. neritella (Mollusca)

H. substriata (Mollusca)

Heliz aspersa (Mollusca)

Hemitrochus androsi (Mollusca)

H. streatori (Mollusca)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

Tridomyrmez iniquus (Hymenoptera)

I. pilifer (Hymenoptera)

Jadera sanguinolenta (Itemiptera)

Jenneretia muiltistriata (Mollusca)

Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)

I. micra (Mollusea)

Largus affinis(?) (Hemiptera)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Malacorhinus foveipennis (Coleoptera)

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Mormidea pictiventris (Hemiptera)

Myodocha longicollis (Hemiptera)

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)

N. ephratae (Isoptera)

N. nigriceps (Isoptera)

N. rippertii (Isoptera)

Neolobophora inopinata (Dermaptera)

Nesoecia nigrispina (Orthoptera)

Ogdoecosta guttifera (Coleoptera)

Opeas pyrgula (Mollusca)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Orthalicus decolor (Mollusca)

O. pulchellus protoglyptus (Mollusca)

O. undatus (Mollusca)

Pachybrachius intermedius (Hemiptera)

Paroecanthus annulatus (Orthoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

Polygyra bahamensis (Mollusca)

Praticolella ampla (Mollusca)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

P. bowreyi (Homoptera)

Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

Pseudophasma cyllarus (Phasmatodea)

Puto mezicanus (Homoptera)

P. ulter (Homoptera)

Radiodiscus proameri (Mollusca)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)

Schasicheila bahamensis (Mollusca)

Stereotydeus mexicanus (Acarina)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)

Tenthecoris angustimarginatus (Hemiptera)

T. confusus (Hemiptera)

T. distinctus (Hemiptera)

T. exitiosus (Hemiptera)

T. venezuelensis (Hemiptera)

Terastria meticulosalis (Lepidoptera)

Vaginulus occidentalis (Mollusca)

Valtissius diversus (Hemiptera)

Vilga dissimilis (Hemiptera)

V. divarigata (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)

Zygospila bigenera (Coleoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)

Diaphone ewmela (Lepidoptera)

Epichorista ionephela (Lepidoptera)

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Orycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)
ORYZA:

Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PACHYCEREUS:

Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
PALM:

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Neocyclotus dysoni cookei (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Rumina decollata (Mollusca)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)

PANDANUS:

Ceratitis capitata (?) (Diptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

Suidasia medanensis (Acarina)
PASPALUM:

Tetraleurodes graminis (Homoptera)
PELARGONIUM:

Heliz aspersa (Mollusea)

Pseudoparlatoria ostreata (Homoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
PEPEROMIA:

Limazx marginatus (Mollusca)

Protopulvinaria longivalvata (Homoptera)
PERSEA:

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)

C. perseae (Coleoptera)

Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)

Trialeurodes similis (Homoptera)

Trioza anceps (Homoptera)
PETROSELINUM:

Peritrechus nubilus (Hemiptera)

Plinthisus brevipennis (Hemiptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
PHAIUS:

Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

A. griseolus (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Apion griseum (Coleoptera)

Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Lepidoptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Trogoderma granariwm (Coleoptera)
PHILADELPHUS:

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
PHILODENDRON:

Chrysomphalus tenax (Homoptera)

C. umboniferus (Homoptera)

Coryda nemoraloides (Mollusca)

Exptochicmera formosa (Hemiptera)

V aginulus occidentalis (Mollusca)
PHRAGMITES:

Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Homoptera)

Sclerocona acutellus (Lepidoptera)
PHYSALIS:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
PICEA:

Megastigmus strobilobius (Hymenoptera)
PINUS:

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)

Leucaspis pusilla (Homoptera)

Petrova cristata (Lepidoptera)

Rhyacionia buoliana (Lepidoptera)
PISTACIA:

Megastigmus pistaciae (Hymenoptera)

Schneidereria pistaciella (Lepidoptera)
PISUM:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

A, griseolus (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PITHECELLOBIUM:

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)
PLEUROTHALIS:

Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
PLUMERIA:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
POLIANTHES:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

POLIAN THES—Continued

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
POLYPODIUM

Cenoplostes rubens (Homoptera)
PORTULACA:
Haplothips clarisetis(?) (Thysanoptera)
PRIMULA
Trichio:. striolata (Mollusea)
PROSOPIS:

Ofatulena duodecimstriata (Lepidoptera)
PROTEA:

Homothrips distinctus (Thysanoptera)

Selenaspidus silvaticus (Homoptera)
PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae wrepidop tera)
PRUNUS ARMENIAC

Blissus diplopterus (Hemiptera)
PRUNUS DOMESTICA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Grapholitha funebrana (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Clysiana ambiguella (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS PERSICA VAR. NECTARINA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Loxostege amitina (Lepidoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PRUNUS SP

Alsophila membranaria (Lepidoptera)

Kuwanina parva (Homoptera)
PSIDIUM:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

A. suspensa (Diptera)

Argyresthia eugeniella (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
PUNICA:

Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Forficula aetolica (Dermaptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)
PYRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
QUERCUS:

Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Phytomyza ufipes (Diptera)
RHIZOPHOR

Trogoderma iranarium (Coleoptera)
RHODODENDRON

Arge similis (Hymenoptera)

Dialeurodes chittendeni (Homoptera)

Drosicha howardi (tentative) (Homoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Lygus rugulipennis (Hemiptera)

Phenacoccus rotundus (tentative) (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips picipes (Thysanoptera)
RIBES

Lecanium corni (Homoptera)
ROSA

Mea psi (Lepidoptera)

Ardis sulcata (ILymenoptera)

Arge ochropa (Hymenoptera)

Calocoris hispanicus (Hemiptera)

Cladius pectinicornis (Hymenoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

F. sulphurea (Thysanoptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

HI. striata (Mollusca)

Limaz flavus (Mollusca)

Myzaphis turanica (Homoptera)

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

Papillifera cinera (Mollusca)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. major (Thysanoptera)

Trichia ulvapida (Mollusca)
AE:

ROSACE
Ceratitis aE (Diptera)
ROSMARINUS:

Helix ae, (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusea)
RUBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)

Retinella hammonis (Mollusca)
SACCHARUM:

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Diatraea magnifactella (Lepidoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

“ Targionia’”’ sacchari (Homoptera)

Trionymus sacchari (Homoptera)
SAINTPAULIA:

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
SAMANEA:

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
SCHINUS:

Coccus viridis (Homoptere)
SELAGINELL

Drymaeus LE TSO) (Mollusca)
SESBANIA:

Acanthoscelides griseolus (Coleoptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
SOBRALIA:

iChaysorp halts wmboniferus (Homoptera)

Arianta arbustorum (Mollusca)

Arion circumscriptus (Mollusca)

A. hortensis (Mollusca)

Capillifera plebeia (Mollusca)

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)

Cladius pectinicornis (Hymenoptera)

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

C. ventrosa (Mollusca)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Helicella candidula (Mollusca)

FT. conspurcata (Mollusca)

H. striata (Mollusca)

Lamellaxis gracilis (Mollusca)

Leucaspis pusilla (Homoptera)

Macrodema microptenum (Hemiptera)

Ovatus crataegarius (Homoptera)

Papillifera papillaris (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Poecilozonites bermudensis(?) (Mollusca)

P. circumfirmatus (Mollusea)

Radiodiscus proameri (Mollusca)

Rumina decollata (Mollusca)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)

Zonitoides arboreus (Mollusca)
SOLANUM MELONGENA:

Exptochiomera confusa (Hemiptera)

Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis Ceepidop ter)
SOLANUM QUITOENS

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM

Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Lepidoniaa)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

SORBUS:
Argyresthia conjugella (Lepidoptera)
Cenopalpus pulcher (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Opisthograptis luteolata (Lepidoptera)

SORGHUM:

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
S. nonagriodes (Lepidoptera)

SPATHIPHYLLUM:

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)

SPINACIA:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

A. herculeanus (Ilomoptera)
Chrysomphalus calurus (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

STIPA:

Helicella pyramidaia (Mollusca)

H. striata (Mollusca)

EaIROET ED Oa (Thysanoptera)
STRELIT

Pheidole 1 megncephala (Hymenoptera)
STRONGYLODON

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
SYRINGA:

Adotophyes reticulana (Lepidoptera)

Rhynchaenus populi (Coleoptera)
TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
TERMINALIA:

Anastrepha mombinpracoptans (Diptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

THE OBROMA:

Rhipiphorothrips pulchellus (Thysanoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
THUJA

Diaspis juniperi (Homoptera)
THYMUS:

Helicelia Sennen (Mollusca)
TILLANDSI

Ozophora consin guineus (Hemiptera)
TRICHOPIL

Aspidiotus pal mae (Homoptera)
TRIPHASIA

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
TRITICUM:

Eurygaster integriceps (Hemiptera)

Forficula decipiens (Dermaptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
TROPAEOLUM

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)
TULIPA:

Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

Philia febrilis (Diptera)

VANDA:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Dichromothrips corbetti (Thysanoptera)

Epitranus lacteipennis (Hymenoptera);

Genaparlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)

Nysius kingbergi (Hemiptera)

Plusia chalcites (Lepidoptera)

Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
VICIA:

Bruchus dentipes (Coleoptera)

B. signaticornis (Coleoptera)

Helicella pyramidata (Mollusca)

VIGNA
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)

VIOLA:

Myzus ascalonicus (Homoptera)

VITIS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Clysiana ambiguella (Lepidoptera)
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Dichelops furcatus (Hemiptera)
Lobesia botrana (Lepidoptera)
Sciocoris fuscosparsus (Hemiptera)

YUCCA:

Chrysomphalus agavis (Homoptera)
Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)
Pseudodiaspis yuccae (Homoptera)

ZANTEDESCHIA:

Frankliniella panamensis (Thysanoptera)

ZEA:

Frankliniella williamsi (Thysanoptera)
Moodna bisinuella (Lepidoptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Pagiocerus fiorii (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Zeadiatraca lineolata (Lepidoptera)

ZINGIBER:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)

ZINNIA:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

ZIZYPHUS: i
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Ancognatha scarabaeoides (Coleoptera)
Anthela ocellata(?) (Lepidoptera)
Arge pleuritica (Hymenoptera)
Austrotortrix postvittana (Lepidoptera)
Bibio marci (Diptera)
Blosyris scops (Lepidoptera)
Brachybaenus ablutus (Orthoptera)
Characoma albulalis(?) (Lepidoptera)
Chilo zonellus (Lepidoptera)
Chlorotettiz tethys (Homoptera)
Conchylodes bryophilalis (Lepidoptera)
Conocephalus longipennis (Orthoptera)
Crocidophora sinisalis (Lepidoptera)
Deloyala guttata (Coleoptera)
Dolerus anthracinus (Hymenoptera)
Elaphidion conspersum (Coleoptera)
Euroa bilitura (Lepidoptera)
Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Hippotion echeclus (Lepidoptera)
Leucania irregularis (Lepidoptera)
Liogenys macropelma (Coleoptera)
Megachile concinna (Hymenoptera)
Melolontha melolontha (Coleoptera)
Mesapamea secalis (?) (Lepidoptera)
Mesovelia orientalis (A4emiptera)
Mumetopia nigrimana (Diptera)
Nanaguna breviuscula (Lepidoptera)
Nephotettiz apicalis (Homoptera)
Nomophila noctwella (Lepidoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Oechalia schellenbergi (Hemiptera)
Ortholomus jamaicensis (Hemiptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Pachybrachius nietnert (Hemiptera)
Pagyda salvalis (Lepidoptera)

Paragonatas divergens (Hemiptera)

Paraponyz fluctuosalis (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)

Schoenobius incertulas (Lepidoptera)

Sesamia inferens (Lepidoptera)

Synrias diffundens (Lepidoptera)

Talurus rugosus (Coleoptera)
AQUATIC PLANT:

Paulinia acuminata (Orthoptera)

Symphylus ramivittata (Hemiptera)
AUTOMOBILE:

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

Helicella variabilis (Mollusea)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)

Lygaeus teapensis (Hemiptera)

Onthophagus taurus (Coleoptera)

Ozophora consanguineus (Hemiptera)

Pyrgocorypha sallei (Orthoptera)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusea)
BAGGAGE:

Achatina fulica (Mollusca)

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Clerada apicicornis (Hemiptera)

Forficula senegalensis (Dermaptera)

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)

Helicella variabilis (Mollusea)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

H. cincta (Mollusca)

Nasutitermes rippertii (Isoptera)

Orthalicus undatus jamaicensis (Mollusca)

Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)

Rhaphigaster nebulosa (Hemiptera)

Sesamia nonagriodes (Lepidoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Zachrysia guanensis (Mollusca)

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58 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts Unknown—Continued

BAGGING:
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
pe eS granarium (Coleoptera)
ARK:

Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera)
BULB:

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)
Qos saccharicaulis (Homoptera)
CARG
Aenean marginata (Mollusca)
Chilo swppressalis (Lepidoptera)
Coryzorhaphis cruciata (Hemiptera)
Deilephila nerii (Lepidoptera)
Dysdercus mimus(?) (Hemiptera)
Helicella variabilis (Mollusca)
Hoterodes ausonia (Lepidoptera)
Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Lygaeus cruentatus (Hemiptera)
I. modestus (Hemiptera)
Megasoma elephas (Coleoptera)
Membracis mexicana (Homoptera)
Nasutitermes mexicanus (Isoptera)
Neoclytus acuminatus (Coleoptera)
Otala lactea (Mollusca)
Pachybrachius albocinctus (Hemiptera)
Rhynchophorus palmarum (Coleoptera)
Sirex juvencus (Hymenoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Tropidacris latreillei (Orthoptera)
CONIFER:
Blastophagus piniperda (Coleoptera)
DEBRIS:
Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)
Penichroa fasciata (Coleoptera)
Potosi opaca (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
DUNNAGE
Plagionotus arcuatus (Coleoptera)
ERN:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
FISH MEAL:
Ochterus marginatus (Hemiptera)
FLOWERS:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Corythaica cyathicollis (Hemiptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F.. intonsa (Thysanoptera)
F’. tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips aculeatus (‘Thysanoptera)
HZ. gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Oulema gallaeciana (Coleoptera)
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
Spanioneura fonscolombei (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
T. dianthi (Thysanoptera)
T. hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
T. flavus (Thysanoptera)
T. imaginis (Thysanoptera)
T. major (Thysanoptera)
Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
FOOD
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)
Nasutitermes exitiosus (Isoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Cate)
FRUIT—UNIDENTIFIED:
Aspidiotus herculeanus Gigaonters)
Gunes nubilus (Hemiptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
GRASS:
Clerada apicicornis (Hemiptera)
ERB:

Corythaica carinata (Hemiptera)

Felicella caperata (Mollusca)

Lamellazis gracilis (Mollusca)

Theba pisana CEE)
KARAYA GU

Trogoderma Hees (Coleoptera)

LEAF—UNIDENTIFIED:
Arion ater (Mollusca)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
IDEM OD ES lita (Orthoptera)
LEGUME:
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)
a, ctomuciots ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Megacyllene spinifera (Coleoptera)
MAIL:

Helix leucorum (Mollusca)
FH. pomatia (Mollusca)
Monomorium destructor (Hymenoptera)

MILITARY CARGO:

Achatina fulica (Mollusca)
Anacridium aegyptium (Orthoptera)
Bulimulus fraterculus (Mollusca)
Cepaea nemoralis (Mollusca)
Clausilia lineolata (?) (Mollusca)
Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

C. conoidea (Mollusca)

C. ventrosa (Mollusca)

Helicella cespitum (Mollusca)

FT, conspurcata (Mollusca)

HZ. derbentina (Mollusca)

FZ, maritima (Mollusca)

HZ, neglecta (Mollusca)

HI, protea (Mollusca)

HZ, pyramidata (Mollusca)

H. striata (Mollusca)

FT, variabilis (Mollusca)

FI. virgata (Mollusca)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

H. aspersa (Mollusca)

Hygromia cinctella (Mollusca)
Kalotermes snyderi (Isoptera)
Lygaeus superbus (Hemiptera)
Monacha olivieri (Mollusca)
Otala lactea (Mollusca)

O. vermiculata (Mollusca)
Phalacropteriz apiformis (Lepidoptera)
Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Subulina octona (Mollusca)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

T. planata (Mollusca)

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)

MOLLUSK:

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

NURSERY STOCK:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
Orthops kalmi (Hemiptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

es major (Thysanoptera)

MOSS
Plinthisus putoni (Hemiptera)

PACKING:

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

PAPER:

Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

PLANT—UNIDENTIFIED:
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Cryphula apicata (Hemiptera)
Dendrocoris variegatus (Hemiptera)
Monacha cantiana (Mollusca)
Monophadnoides alternipes (Hymenoptera)
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Retinella hammonis (Mollusca)
Stereotydeus mexicanus (Acarina)
Trichia hispida (Mollusca)

PLANT MATERIAL:
Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)
Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusea)

QUARTERS:

Amphimallon majalis (Coleoptera)

Dyscinetus frater (Coleoptera)

D. laevipunctatus (Coleoptera)

Megalotomus rufipes (Hemiptera)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

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Hosts Unknown—Continued

QUARTERS— Continued

Otosema odorata (Lepidoptera)

Tropidacris cristata (Orthoptera)
RAILWAY CAR:

Dysdercus mimulus (Hemiptera)

D. obliquus (?) (Hemiptera)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
ROOTS—UNIDENTIFIED:

Chondrula pupa (?) (Mollusca)
STORES:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (?) (Coleoptera)

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

HZ. pomatia (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusea)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

STRAW:
Harmolita ips (Hymenoptera)
Pyrrhocoris apterus (Hemiptera)
SUCCULENT:
Cardiophorus histrio (Coleoptera)
Contigaspis indogoferae (Homoptera)
TWIG—UNIDENTIFIED:
Lecanium rufulum (Homoptera)
WOOD:
Callidium rujipenne (Coleoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Nothorhina muricata (Coleoptera)
Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)
S. conigerum (Coleoptera)
Xylopsocus capucinus (Coleoptera

60 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects

AFGHANISTAN:
Megastigmus pistaciae
AFRICA (country(?)):
Deilephila nerii
Forficula senegalensis
ALGERIA:
Helix aspersa
HI. pomatia
Parlatoria zizyphus
AMERICAN SAMOA:
Frankliniella for mosae
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pheidole megacephala
Unaspis citri
AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:
Aspidiotus destructor
epidosaphes tokionis
Parlatoria crotonis
Vinsonia stellifera
ANGOLA:
Maruca testulalis
ANTIGUA:
Corythaica cyathicollis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Ortholomus jamaicensis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Vinsonia stellifera
ARGENTINA:
Brevipalpus obovatus
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus paulistus (tentative)
C. personatus
Ctenoglyphus plumiger
Dichelops furcatus
aspeyresia araucaria
Megacyllene spinifera
Parlatoria cinerea
Pseudaonidia trilobitifor mis
Unaspis citri
ARUBA:
Lamellazis gracilis
Zonitoides arboreus
AUSTRALIA:
Anthela ocellata
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Lecanium persicae (tentative)
Nasutitermes exitiosus
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Thrips imaginis
Tranes internatus
Trichia hispida
Unaspis yanonensis
AUSTRIA:
Helix pomatia
Trichia striolata
AZORES:
Bruchus tristis
Cecilioides acicula
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella ventrosa
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Helicella striata
Helix aspersa
imax marginatus
Milaz gagates
Opogona sacchari
Onthophagus taurus
Oxychilus alliarius
Pieris brassicae
Plinthisus brevipennis
Sesamia nonagriodes
“Targionia’’ bromiliae
Theba pisana
BAHAMAS:
Aspidiotus destructor
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Hemitrochus androsi
Monomorium destructor
Nasutitermes rippertii
Ogdoecosta guttifera
Polygyra bahamensis
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Schasicheila bahamensis

Vinsonia stellifera
Zeadiatraea lineolata
BARBADOS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Corythaica carinata
Feelinophora gossypiella
Trionymus sacchari
BELGIUM:
Gracilaria azaleella
Pieris brassicae
Trichia hispida
Trogoderma granarium
BERMUDA:
Bradybaena similaris
Cochlicella ventrosa
Otala vermiculata
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Poecilozonites bermudensis(?)
P. circumfirmatus
Rumina decollata
BOLIVIA:
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
BRAZIL:
Aspidiotus mendax
Asterolecanium epidendri
Ceratitis capitata
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus personatus
Coccus alpinus
Coptotermes testaceus
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes pestfasciatus
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Laspeyresia araucaria
Leucoptera coffeella
Maruca testulalis
Nasutitermes corniger
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudoparlatoria turgida
PRhyacionia bucliana
Stephancderes hampei
BRITISH GUIANA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
Vinsonia stellifera
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Aleurothrizus myrtacei
cinastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Asterolecanium simile
Cecilicides acicula
Cryphula apicata
Feterotermes convexinotatus
Largus affinis(?)
Mormidea pictiventris
Nasutitermes nigriceps
Nesoecia nigrispina
Opeas pyrgula
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
Tenthecoris confusus
Vinsonia stellifera
CANADA:
Aconopteriz costosa
Lecanium corni
Taenicthrips ericae
Zonitoides arboreus
CANAL ZONE:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Cryphula apicata
Exptochiomera tumens
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Nasutitermes corniger
N. ephratae
Orthalicus undatus
Pinnaspis buxi
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Unaspis citri
Vaginulus occidentalis
Vilga dissimilis

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

CANAL ZONE—Continued
V. divarigata
Vinsonia stellifera
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:
Opegona sacchari
CAYMAN ISLANDS:
Aspidiotus destructor
Helicina substriata
Hemitrochus streatori
Pachybrachius intermedius
Pectinophora gossypiella
CEYLON:
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Minthea rugicollis
Sinorylon conigerum
Trogoderma granarium
CHILE:
Loxostege amitina
Pseudoceccus gahani
CHINA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
Planococcus dorsospinosus
Trogederma granarium
COLOMBIA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Ancognatha scarabaeoides
Eurytoma orchidearwm
Frankliniella panamensis
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Tridomyrmec pilifer
Limar marginatus
Lyctus brunneus
Minthea rugicollis
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
eerie peciaentatts
COSTA R
Meee opie aeeienil
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
A, excisus
A. palmae
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus nigropunctatus (tentative)
C. personatus
C. umboniferus
Conchylodes bryophilalis
Drymaeus alternans
LTimaz marginatus
Membracis mexicana
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri
Valtissius diversus
7onitoides arboreus
CUBA:
Aonidiella comperei
Asterolecanium epidendri
A. miliaris miliaris
Chondropoma picta(?)
Cryptocephalus marginicollis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Helicella caperata
Jenneretia multistriata
Kalotermes snyderi
Lamellazis gracilis
Lepidosaphes crotonis
Odonaspis saccharicaulis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
““Targionia’”’ hartii
Theba pisana
Trionymus sacchari
AE guanensis
CURACA
Ye eereons mombinpraeoptans
CYPRUS:
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
OZECHOSLOVAKTA;
Baris lepidii

Grapholitha funebrana
Laspeyresia splendana
Limothirips denticornis
Rhagoletis cerasi
DENMARK:
Acrolepia assectella
Cladius pectinicoernis
Haplothrips aculeatus
Megastigmus strobilobius
Phytomyza rufipes
Thrips major
DOMINICA:
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Vinsonia stellifera
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
An cylostomia stercorea
Clerada apicicornis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Deloyala guttata
Filaphidion conspersum ,
Maruca testulalis
Megachile concinna
Mimosestes sallaei
Nasutitermes ephratae
Ozophora quinquemaculata
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Talponia batesi
EAST AFRICAS
Opogona sacchari
ECUADOR:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Ancylostomia stercorea
Asterclecanium epidendri
Bathydema socia
Dysdercus mimus(?)
Epilachna borealis var.
Hoterodes ausonia
Lygaeus cruentatus
LI. modestus
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Monomorium destructor
Nasutitermes dendrophilus
Pagiocerus fiorii
Platoeceticus symmicta
Porphyrobaphe iostoma
Rhynchophorus palmarum
Stenoma catenifer
Tropidacris cristata
T. latreillei
EL SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeopians
A. serpentina
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus herculeanus
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus umboniferus
Pseudischnaspis alienus
P. longissima
Protopulvinaria pyrifor mis
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri
Vaginulus occidentalis (?)
Zonitoides arboreus
ENGLAND:
Adelphocoris lineolatus
Argyresthia conjugella
Arion hortensis
Bruchus ervi
Cladius pectinicornis
Dialeurodes chittendent
Eriophyes canestrinii
Frankliniella intonsa
Helicella caperata
Tridothrips iridis
Laspeyresia nigricana
Leucoptera scitella
Dobesia botrana
Lygus rugulipennis
Macrodema microptenum
Milar gagates
Myzus ascalonicus
Orthotylus ericetorum

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ENGLAND—Continued
Phytomyza rufipes
Rhinocola ericae
Spanioneura fonscolombei
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
T. picipes
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
T. major
Trichia hispida
T. striolata
Trogoderma granarium
Udea ferrugalis

ENIWETOK:
Furcaspis oceanica

ETHIOPIA:

Ceratitis capitata (?)

C. colae

Cryptophlebia lewcotreta
Goniogaster variicolor

FEDERATION OF MALAYA:
Monomorium destructor

FIJI:

Coccus viridis
Morganella longispina
Pheidole megacephala
Pulvinaria psidii
Trionymus sacchari

FINLAND:
Taeniothrips atratus

FORMOSA:

Antonina graminis

Aulacaspis tubercularis
Frankliniella formosae
Genaparlatoria pseudaspidiotus
Haplothrips gowdeyi

Parlatoria zizyphus

Prodenia litura

Tetraleurodes graminis
Trogoderma granarium

FRANCE:

Acrolepia assectella
Aleyrodes lonicerae
Arion ater

A. hortensis
Asterobemisia carpini
Autographa gamma
Bibio marci
Bruchidius lividimanus
Cacoecimorpha pronubana
Calocoris hispanicus
Cepaea nemoralis
Clausilia lineolata (?)
Cochlicella barbara
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio nucum
Diaspis minima
Dolerus anthracinus
Evergestis forficalis
Forficula decipiens
Frankliniella intonsa
Gonocerus insidiator
Harmolita ips
Helicella maritima

H. striata

FZ. variabilis

Heliz aspersa
Hygromia cinctella
Laspeyresia splendana
Mamestra brassicae
Melolontha melolontha
“Microporus’’ nigritus
Myzus ascalonicus
Otala lactea

Ovatus crataegarius
Palpita wnionalis
Parlataria zizyphus
Peritrechus sylvestris
Philaenus leucophthalmus
Pseudococcus gahani
Psylla melanoneura (?)
Retinella hammonis
Fhagoletis cerasi

Rhyuparochromus immaculatus
Sesamia cretica
Stygnocoris fuligineus
Theba pisana
Thrips flavus
Trichia hispida
Trogoderma granarium
Udea ferrugalis
Vitrina diaphana
Zonitoides arboreus
FRANCE(?):
Arge pleuritica
FRENCH POLYNESIA:
Parlatoria crotonis
GERMANY:
Ardis sulcata
Arianta arbustorum
Arion circumscriptus
A. hortensis
Aspidiotus palmae
Cecilioides acicula
Cladius pectinicornis
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella intonsa
Helix aperta
Lecanium corni
Lygus rugulipennis
Mamestra brassicae
Monacha cantiana
Myzus ascalonicus
Pieris brassicae
Pityogenes chalcographus
Retinella hammonis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhinocola ericae
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus
Trichia hispida
Zonitoides arboreus

GREECE:

Acanthoscelides spinipes
Bruchus ervi

Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Forficula aetolica
Helicella maritima

H. pyramidata

H. striata

Helix aspersa

H. cincta

Laspeyresia splendana
Limaz flavus

Otala vermiculata
Pyrrhocoris apterus .
Schneidereria pistaciella
Sesamia cretica f
Trogoderma granarium

GRENADA:

Maruca testulalis

GUADELOUPE:

Haplothrips gowdeyi
Selenothrips rubrocinctus

GUAM:

Agonozena pyrogramma
Anaballus amplicollis
Dacus dorsalis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pseudococcus palmarum

GUATEMALA:

Anastrepha ludens

A. mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus palmae
Chrysomphalus calurus

C. wmboniferus
Cleistolophus similis
Cryphula apicata
Drymaeus alternans
Exptochiomera albomaculata
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Tridomyrmex iniquus
Neocyclotus dyson cooket

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

GUATEMALA—Continued
Neolobophora inopinata
Orthalicus decolor
Platoeceticus symmicta
Pseudoparlatoria ostreata
Puto ulter
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Tenthecoris vestitus
Zeadiatraea lineolata
ais arboreus

HAIT
ARisephn mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Corythaica carinata
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Helix aspersa
Mimosestes sallaei
Pectinophora gossypiella
Platynota rostrana
Vaginulus occidentalis (?)

HAITI(?):

Cylas A elegantulus

HAWAII:

Achaea janata

Achatina fulica
Adoretus sinicus
Apomecyna saltator
Araecerus levipennis
Asterolecanium pseudomiliaris
Bradybaena similaris
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Clerada apicicornis
Coccus viridis

Conoderus exsul
Conotelus mexicanus
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta
Cryptotermes brevis
Dacus dorsalis
Dendrothripoides ipomeae
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Dichromothrips corbetti
Diocalandra taitensis
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Epitranus lacteipennis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Genaparlatoria pseudas pidiotus
Geotomus pygmaeus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Maruca testulalis
Megacerus alternatus
Monomorium destructor
Nysius coenosulus

N. kingbergi

Parlatoria crotonis

P. zizyphus

Pealius hibisci
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pheidole megacephala
Pinnaspis buzi

P. uniloba

Plusia chalcites
Pseudococcus palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Siphanta acuta

Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides

Sternochetus mangiferae

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis

T. vitticornis

Xiphidiopsis lita

Xystrocera globosa
HONDURAS:
Aeolus pictus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Antiteuchus panamensis
Bulimulus wnicolor
Cerconota anonella
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus
Coryzorhaphis cruciata
Cryphula apicata
Drymaeus alternans

Galgupha quadrisignata
Malacorhinus Soveipennis
Nasutitermes corniger
N. ephratae
Orthalicus obductus
Paroecanthus annulatus
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pheidole megacephala
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
Veronicella moreleti
Vilga dissimilis
Vinsonia stellifera
Zygospila bigenera
HONG KONG:
Frankliniella formosae
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria zizyphus
Taeniothrips gracilis
“Targionia’”’ hartii
Trogoderma granarium
OE ls yanonensis
HUNGARY:
Graphalt janthiana
ICELA
Fron thiella intonsa
Haplothrips aculeatus
Taeniothrips atratus
DIA: i

. Callosobruchus ‘analis
\Caryedon gonagra
Lyctus africanus
Minthea rugicollis
Monomorium destructor
Pectinophora gossy piella
Sinorylon anale
S, conigerum
Trionymus sacchari
Trogoderma granarium

INDONESIA:
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Morganella longispina
Pulvinaria psidii
Trogoderma granarium
Xylopsocus capucinus

RAN:

Cecilioides acicula
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium
IRELAND:
Arion hortensis
Mesapamea secalis(?)
FRhinocola ericae
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericaeé
Thrips flavus
Trichia hispida
T. striolata
ISRAEL:
Ceratitis capitata
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Eurygaster integriceps
Frankliniella intonsa
Macroscytus brunneus
Myzaphis turanica
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Prodenia litura
Taeniothrips discolor (tentative)
weet pisana
ITAL
arin assectella
Anacridium aegyptium
Anuraphis aptifolia
A. cardui
Arion ater
Brachycerus albidentatus
Bruchus dentipes
B, ervi
B. lentis
B. signaticornis
B. tristis
Cacoecimorpha pronubana
Capillifera plebcia

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ITALY—Continued
Cecilioides acicula
Cenopalpus pulcher
Ceratitis capitata
Ceutorhynchus pleurostigma
Chondrula pupa(?)
Clysiana ambiguella
Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
C. nucum
Dacus oleae
Diaspis minima
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
E. phoenicis(?)
Ephestia calidella
Euphyllura olivina
Evergestis forficalis
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Gortyna flavago
Helicella candidula
HZ. conspurcata
HA, itala
HA, maritima
A, pyramidata
FI. striata
H, trochoides
H. variabilis
Helix aperta
HY, aspersa
HI. leucorum
Heterogenea asella
Hygromia cinctella
Laspeyresia nigricana
L. splendana
Lepidosaphes ficus
Leucoptera scitella
Limazx marginatus
Limothrips consimilis
Lobesia botrana
Mamestra brassicae
Monacha carthusiana
Ostrinia nubilalis
Otala lactea
O. vermiculata
Oulema melanopa
Papillifera cinera
P. papillaris
Parlatoria zizyphus
Phalacropteriz apiformis
Pieris brassicae
Plinthisus putoni
Prays oleellus
Psylla pyri
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhaphigaster nebulosa
Roucasia ovata
Sesamia cretica
Sinoxylon sexdentatum
Sterrha inquinata
Systole albipennis
Theba pisana
Thrips major
Trichia striolata
Trogoderma granarium
Udea ferrugalis

JAMAICA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Aganactesis indecora
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Coryda nemoraloides
Diaphania indica
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Fundella pellucens
Helicina neritella
Nasutitermes nigriceps
Orthalicus undatus
O. undatus jamaicensis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Protopulvinaria longivalvata

Pseudophasma cyllarus
Subulina octona
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aleurotrachelus camelliae
Alsophila membranaria
Aonidiella citrina
Arge similis
Aspidiotus destructor
A. palmae
Aulacaspis ericacearum (tentative)
Callidium rufipenne
Carposina niponensis
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus nulliporus
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Drosicha howardi (tentative)
Frankliniella formosae
Glycyphagus michaeli
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Kuwanina parva
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes celtis
L. conchiformoides
Limax marginatus
Lyctus africanus
Mamesira brassicae
Maruca testulalis
Matsumuraeses phaseoli
Monomorium destructor
Morganella longispina
Nipponaclerda biwakoensis
Oligonychus perditus
Ostrinia nubilalis
Parlatoria cinerea
P. citri
P. zizyphus
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pentamerismus oregonensis
Petrova cristata
Pheidole megacephala
Phenacoccus rotundus (tentative)
Prodenia litura
Pseudococcus citriculus
Schoenobius incertulas
Sclerocona acutellus
Sesamia inferens
Sirex juvencus
Stephanitis nashi
Rhophobota naevana
Taeniothrips gracilis
T. hawaiiensis
Tetraleurodes aucubae
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Thrips flavus
Unaspis yanonensis
Zonitoides arboreus
JAPAN(?):
Crocidophora sinisalis
Oechalia schellenbergi
Paraponyz fluctuosalis
JOHNSTON ISLAND:
Leucania irregularis
JORDAN:
Leucaspis pusilla
KENYA:
Cecilioides aperta(?)
KOREA:
Trogoderma granariwm
KUWAIT:
Trogoderma granarium
KWAJALEIN:
Furcaspis oceanica
Lepidosaphes esakii
LEBANON:
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Lobesia botrana
Phloeotribus scarabaeoides
Prays oleellus
Schneidereria pistaciella
LIBERIA:
Akermes andersoni
Stephanoderes hampei

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

LIBYA:

Cochlicella barbara

Otala vermiculata

Subulina octona

Theba pisana
LITHUANIA:

Curculio nucum
MARSHALL ISLANDS:

Furcaspis oceanica
MAURITIUS:

Vinsonia stellifera
MEXICO:

Acanthoscelides griseolus
, Aleurocanthus woglumi

Alpheias conspirata

Althos obscurus

Amitermes wheeleri

Ammnestus uhleri

Anastrepha ludens

A. mombinpraeoptans

Ancylostomia stercorea

Antillocoris punctatus

Apion griseum

Arphnus melanotylus

Aspidiotus destructor

A. diffinis

A. palmae

Asterolecanium bambusae

Atheas nigricornis

Batrachedra linaria

Brachybaenus ablutus

Bulimulus hepatostomus

Capaneus tetricus

Caulotops distanti

Cerotoma atrofasciata

Chilo loftini

Chrysomphalus agavis

C. personatus

C. sphaerioides

C. tenax

C. ting

C. umboniferus

Conotelus mezxicanus

Conotrachelus aguacatae

C. perseae

Corythucha meelfreshi

Cosmopolites sordidus

Cryphula apicata

Dendrocoris variegatus

Diatraea magnifactella

Drymaeus cuernavacensis

D. hegewischi

D. hepatostomus(?)

D. heynemanni

D. rudis

Dyscinetus frater

D. laevipunctatus

Dysdercus mimulus

D. obliquus(?)

Epinotia aporema

Eucalymnatus tessellatus

Eucheira socialis

Eurytoma orchidearum

Eustrophinus marginatus

Ethelema sobrina

Everes comyntas

Exptochiomera albomaculata

EE. confusa

E. formosa

Epinotia aporema

Fiorinia theae

Frankliniella williamsi

Galgupha punctifer

G. quadrisignata

Gnorimoschema gudmannella

Grapholitha packardi
Gymnococcus agavium
Haplothrips clarisetis(?)

HA, gowdeyi

Helicina durangoana(?)

HZ, oweniana(?)

Hi. zephyrina

Heliz aspersa

Heterotermes convexinotatus
HA. maculatus

Jadera sanguinolenta
Lamellaxis micra
Lepidosaphes carinata

L. philococcus
Leucoptera coffeella
Ligyrocoris aurivilliana
L. nitidicollis

Limaz marginatus
Loxostege bifidalis

L. similalis

Lygaeus teapensis

Lygus lineolaris
Melanaethus planifrons
Membracis mezicana
Micrarionta stearnsiana
Monanthia monotropidia
Moodna bisinuella
Mormidea pictiventris
Myodocha longicollis
Nasutitermes mexicanus
Neoadoxoplatys saileri
Neoclytus acuminatus
Neoleucinedes elegantalis
Nysius tenellus
Ofatulena duodecimstriata
Oplomus nigripennis pulcher
Opuntiaspis philecoccus
Orthalicus boucardi
Orthezia pseudinsignis
Ozophora consanguineus
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Paragonatus divergens
Parlatoria cinerea
Parisoschoenus flavolimbatus
Pectinophcra gossypiella
Plagiodera punctigera
Platynota rostrana
Platypus rugulesus
Plecia plagiata

Polygyra matermontana
P. richardsoni
Praticolella ampla
Pseudischnaspis alienus
P. bowreyi

Pseudococcus ferrisi
Pseudodiaspis yuccae
Pulvinaria psidii

Puto mexicanus
Pyrgocorypha sallei
Radiodiscus proameri
Reticulitermes flavipes
Rumina decollata
Sisamnes contractus
Stenoma catenifer
Stereotydeus mezicanus
Subulina octona
Talponia batesi
“Targionia’”’ bromiliae
Targionia yuccarum
Tenthecoris angustimarginatu
T. confusus

T. distinctus
Termatophylella fulvioides
Tetranychus cinnabarinus
Trialeurodes similis

T. variabilis

T. vitrinellus

Trioza anceps
Trogoderma granarium
Valtissius diversus
Veronicella moreleti
Yosemitia didactica
Zonitoides arboreus

MOROCCO:

Bulimulus fraterculus
Cochlicella barbara

C. ventrosa
Metopoplaz ditomoides
Otala lactea

Theba pisana

NETHERLANDS:

Acrolepia assectella
Adozophyes reticulana
Arianta arbustorum

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NETHERLANDS—Continued
Arion ater
Bruchus lentis
Caryedon gonagra
Cecilioides acicula
Cladius pectinicornis
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Diaspis juniperi
Eriophyes canestrinit
Frankliniella intonsa
Gracilaria azaleella
Limothrips denticornis
Mamestra brassicae
Milax gagates
Monophadnoides alternipes
Myzus ascalonicus
Orthops kalmi
Philia febrilis
Rhynchaenus populi
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
T. major
Trichia hispida
Troqoderma granarium
NETHERLANDS (?):
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
NEW GUINEA:
Coccus viridis
NEW ZEALAND:
Austrotortriz postvittana
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
NICARAGUA:
Acanthescelides griseolus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
A, herculeanus
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chlorotettix tethys
Chrysomphalus calurus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Mumetopia nigrimana
Stenoma catenifer
Talurus rugosus
Vinsonia stellifera
NIGERIA:
“Tecanium’”’ catori (tentative)
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
NORWAY:
Acrolepia assectella
Argyresthia conjugella
Taeniothrips picipes
OKINAWA:
Achatina fulica
Aonidiella inornata
Frankliniella formosae
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Parlatoria zizyphus
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
PAKISTAN:
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Lyctus africanus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Trogoderma granarium
PANAMA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
A. griseolus
Ancylostomia stercorea
Anastrepha mombinpracoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium epidendri
Conchaspis orchidarwm
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Liogenys macropelma
Nasutitermes ephratae
Paragonatas divergens
Parlatoria crotonis
Pinnaspis buxi
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Teleonemia scrupulosa
Unaspis citri
Vilga dissimilis

Vinsonia stellifera
PARAGUAY:
Cerconota anonella
PERU:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
A, griseolus
Aleurodicus iridescens
Asterolecanium epidendri
Chrysomphalus odontoglossi
C. umboniferus
Euscepes post fasciatus
Gnorimoschema borsaniella
G. plaesiosema
Helix aspersa
Lamellazis gracilis
Limazx marginatus
Mecolaemus carvathoi
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Pseudischnaspis bowreyi
Paulinia acuminata
Symphylus ramivittata
Tenthecoris exitiosus
Terastria meticulosalis
Zonitoides arboreus
PERU(?):
Ceratitis capitata
Megasoma elephas
PHILIPPINES:
Aleurocanthus citriperdus
Aonidiella inornata
Aspidiotus palmae
Chilo suppressalis
Conocephalus longipennis
Dacus dorsalis
Dialeyrodes kirkaldyi
Frankliniella formosae
Lepidosaphes tubulorum
Maruca testulalis
Monomorium destructor
Parlatoria cinerea
P. citri
P. zizyphus
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Pseudococcus lilacinus
Rhipiphorothrips pulchellus
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis
Unaspis yanonensis
PHILIPPINES(?):
Mesovelia orientalis
Nanaguna breviuscula
Nephotettix apicalis
Paraponyz fluctuosalis
POLAND:
Acronicta psi
Aphis callunae
Arge ochropa
Blastodacna atra
Grapholitha funebrana
Haplothrips aculeatus
Limothrips denticornis
Oulema gallaeciana
Tetranychus viennensis
Thrips major
PORTUGAL:
Blastophagus piniperda
Ceratitis capitata
Curculio elephas
Haplothrips cottei
Helix aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana
Nothorhina muricata
Taeniothrips atratus
“ Targionia’’ bromiliae
Udea ferrugalis
PUERTO RICO:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A, suspensa
Argyresthia eugeniella
Cylas formicarius var.
Euscepes post fasciatus
_ Fundella pellucens
Jadera rufofusca
Lamellazis gracilis

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PUERTO RICO—Continued
Maruca testulalis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana
Sphenarches caffer
Subulina octona
“ Targionia” sacchari
Torotrypana curvicauda
Unaspis citri

PUERTO RICO(?):
Megalotomus rufipes

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Aonidiella citrina
Asterolecanium euphorbiae
Blissus diplopterus
Cardiophorus histrio
Contigaspis indogoferae
Cryptophlebia leucotreta
Diaphone eumela
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Epichorista ionephela
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Homothrips distinctus
Ochterus marginatus
Orycarenus hyalinipennis
Sciocoris fuscosparsus
Selenaspidus silvaticus
Stephanoderes hampei

REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO:

Parlatoria zizyphus
Sculptaria retisculpta
ST. KITTS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Fundella pellucens
ST. MARTIN:
Ancylostomia stercorea
SCOTLAND:
Argyresthia conjugella
Opisthograptis luteolata
Fhinocola ericae
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
SENEGAL:
Trogoderma granarium
SIERRA LEONE:
Cylas puncticollis
Trogoderma granarium
SINGAPORE:
Genaparlatoria pseudas pidiotus
Trogoderma granarium

SOUTH AMERICA (country(?)):

Liogenys macropelma
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC:

Hippotion echeclus
SPAIN:

Acrolepia assectella

Anacridium aegyptium

Aonidiella citrina

Archachatina marginata

Bruchus ervi

Ceratitis capitata

Chilo suppressalis

Cochlicella barbara

C. conoidea

C. ventrosa

Cryptoblabes gnidiella

Curculio elephas

Dacus oleae

Dyspessa ulula

Ectomyelois ceratoniae

Helicella cespitum

HZ conspurcata

AZ, maritima

A, neglecta

A, striata

H, variabilis

H. virgata

Helix aspersa

Hispa atra

Laspeyresia splendana

Lecanium rufulum

Lygaeus superbus

Otala vermiculata

Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
Theba pisana
T. planata
Trichia hispida
SUDAN:
Lyctus africanus
sa granarium
SURINAM:
Frndéle pellucens
Maruca testulalis
SWEDEN:
Eriophyes leionotus
Pityogenes chalcographus
SWITZERLAND:
Cladius pectinicornis
Melolontha melolontha
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla
Laeniothrips picipes
SYRIA
Bostrichus capucinus
Penichroa fasciata
TAHITI:
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Dacus oleae
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Frankliniella sulphurea
Geotomus pygmaeus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Morganella longispina
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Prays oleellus
Protopulvinaria longivalvata
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Suidasia medanensis
TANGANYIKA:
Trogoderma granarium
THAILAND
Pachybrachius nietneri
Parlatoria citri
P. zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pinnaspis buzi
Trogoderma granarium
TORTOLA:
Ancylostomia stercorea
ne stoccidenalia(? ?)
TRINID
Pieiraieveeiaes armitagei
Aganactesis indecora
Campylenchia hastata
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Euscepes postfasciatus
Maruca testulalis
Parlatoria cinerea
Unaspis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
TUNISIA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
TURKEY:
Bruchus ervi
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella ventrosa
Helicella derbentina
Hi neglecta
HZ, protea
HZ, striata
H, variabilis
Megastigmus suspectus
Monacha olivieri
Otala vermiculata
Pectinophora gossypiella
Thrips major

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST

REPUBLICS:

Argyresthia conjugella

Ectomyelois ceratoniae
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC:

Ceratitis capitata

Gnorimoschema ocellatella

Lizus junci

Trogoderma granarium
UNKNOWN:

Acanthoscelides armitagei

67

68 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

UNKNOWN—Continued
Achaea janata
Amphimallon majalis
Aonidiella citrina
Blastodacna atra
Blosyris scops
Cacoecimorpha pronubana
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis capitata
Characoma albulalis(?)
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus personatus
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Dacus dorsalis
Earias insulana
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Hurytoma orchidearum
Euzxoa bilitura
Frankliniella formosae
F. intonsa
F. tenwicornis
Furcaspis oceanica
Gymnandrosoma aurantianum
Helicella striata
Heliothis armigera
Helix aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana
Nephotettix apicalis
Nomophila noctuella
Opogona sacchari
Ostrinia nubilalis
Otosema odorata
Pagyda salvalis
Parlatoria cinerea
P. zizyphus
Peritrechus nubilus
Pheidole megacephala
Phytomyza rujipes
Pinnaspis buxi
Plagionotus arcwatus
Poecilozonites circumfirmatus
Potosia opaca
Pseudococcus boninsis
Pulvinaria psidii

Pyrrhidium sanguineum
Rhagoletis cerasi
Schoenobius incertulas
Sesamia nonagriodes
Spanioneura fonscolombei
Taeniothrips atratus
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
T. major
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis citri
Unaspis yanonensis
Vinsonia stellifera
VENEZUELA:
Acanthoscelides armitage
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Bephrata maculicollis
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Drymaeus multilineatus
Lamellaxis gracilis
Nomophila noctuella
Orthalicus pulchellus protogly ptus
Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis
Stenoma catenifer
Synrias diffundens(?)
Tenthecoris venezuelensis
VIETNAM:
Parlatoria citri
Sinoxylon anale
S. conigerum
WEST AFRICA:
Leucinodes orbonalis
Stephanoderes hampei
Trogoderma granarium

WEST PACIFIC:
Prodenia litura

YUGOSLAVIA:
Curculio elephas
Diaspis junipert
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Frankliniella intonsa
Ostrinia nubilalis

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

69

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

tAlternaria zinniae Pape:

PARTI ICASD (SCC) ae ee ee ae es Canada, Netherlands._
Aphelenchoides fragariae (Ritzema Bos) Christie:

Bletilla striata (orchid) stem ------------------- Japan seek aeherreed FUL
Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Cobb) Steiner & Buhrer:

IR GEREN TES SO ea Niall Sete Se ee
tAscochyta armoraciae Fckl.:

Armoracia lapathifolia (horseradish) top-------- Genmaniyaeee ee een
Ascochyta citri Penz.:

Citrus aurantium (sour orange) peel__--__------ Japansaee se eS

@xorandisi(pummelo) Mae ae es ee (HHOTMOSa@=e soos = eee

GAIUMON (GMO) #222 3- sao Beans = = on 5 8 eee R24 of: 0 eset em ee ce
Cercospora angraeci Feuill. & Roum.:

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf__--.-_------------ IBahamaseas: anaes

Stanhopea sp. (orchid) leaf______---_-_--_------ @analiZone sane eee
tCercospora cupheae Syd.:

Cuphea sp. (herbarium specimen) ------------- IVIGS1 CO See

tCercospora erythrinae Ell. & Ev.:

Erythrina sp. (coralbean) herbarium specimen _|_____ (6\oyens en ees camee|
Cercospora odontoglossi Prill. & Del.:

Orchidh (eat) pa eee ae a es eee |e GO eee
tCercospora populina Ell. & Ev.:

Populus sp. (poplar) herbarium specimen -_----]____- OSS ee ae
Cercospora punicae P. Henn.:

Punica granatum (pomegranate) fruit and leaf_|_____ CG Koy eos ooh, uur ne
{Cerotelium fici (Butl.) Arth.:

PR CUSICOs COR (hie) ene ee ee eee ane Dominican Republic_-_
{Chaetopeltopsis tenuissima (Petch) Th.:

Oyrelaniel. 2 es RS Re ee IVIEXICO(?) =e aaee eens

Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)-------------------- Piuertowvicoees oss

S. mombin (yellow mombin)-_--_-_-.-.----------]_____ (oe A ee
Chey om ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.)

avile:

Rhododendron ferruginewm (rock rhododendron)| Austria, England,

leaf, . Italy, Switzerland,
unknown.
ROCOUENCLON Sean as ee we nn ae ae Austria, Germany,
Switzerland.

{Coniella diplodiella (Speg.) Petr. & Syd.:

Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) ---------------- INTexd CO Mune n
{Coniothecium scabrum McAlp.: ;

Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ________-___ Tap ariicn mean os
Coniothyrina agaves (Dur. & Mont.) Petr. & Syd.:

VAIGAVE SD Sie sata eee Me Ce fee eed yee VEC RICO MS Sussersn
Coniothyrium cytisellum (Pass. & Thuem.) Sace.:

Laburnum X watereri (Waterer laburnum) ----} Netherlands_---__.-,--|--
tConiothyrium trabutii A. Riza:

Pelargonium sp. (geranium) leaf_________------ IMG) See
Corynebacterium fascians (Tilford) Dows.:

Makliashy brid (crown) aso sessso soe eee Unknown seas
tCriconema celetum Wu: : bem | ae

Soil with Anthurium sp. plant_____------------ Wiexi cosas ee
tCriconemoides curvatum Raski:

Soiltwith}Begoniaisp= 2s - = eee eet Arcenpina=sss sess oer

Soil with unidentified plant_—__-..--_---==--=_ VIIEXd CO mane eee
Criconemoides mutabile Taylor: :

Soil with plants (Azonopus sp., Cissus sp., |_---- C6 0 ae pe fe

Philodendron sp., and Pinus sp.).

tCriconemoides peruense (Steiner) Taylor: 5 UE

Soiléwiths8eg0120:s pee ne ee (cose ee et ee
Cronartium quercuum (Berk.) Shirai:

Quercus emoryi (Emory oak)_-----__-==--===--=|--4__ GOSS SES Urea ee

Quercitsisp. (Gryileai) see Se eee Japan see eee
Cronartium ribicola Fisch. v. Waldh.:

mibesisp Currant) pleatssa ae see eee eee Canad aques= ae
Cryptocline paradoxa (de N.) Arx:

Hedera heliz ‘Hibernica’ (Irish ivy) ------------ Netherlands-__--_-=_---

Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed_-| Australia, New
Zealand, Norfolk
Island.

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of in-

terceptions in—
a | 8
oO Z
Snneei | ye EN 2
vy |esse 3
Be eee 1
ere iL a,| ental
peat LG aes 4
ae ay VO eee
fen Seu 1 eee
Be eee 1
go3 sates 1
Dates ores
At || sake eee
eee ear 2
0 eae ee
Sioede 1
Tighe attic
SSE sees 1
eee
| eee lees
16 1 2
5p sf Fever ass
2) || zene Eee
a eae ees
eee aes 1
Se en eee Pa 74
pe ee bere 1
Soe eee 1
Bees eae 1
sere | oben! Le
ee ee i
aoe eae 4
ee alleses 2 1
1 eee
Lis lue 1G |SS525
1 eee esos
pe saa a

Collected in—

Iil., Mass.,
INISYS

Ariz., Tex.
Hawaii,
Tex.

N.J.

Tex.

N.J.

Aexs

N.Y.
Ariz.

Ariz., Tex.

Tex.

Ariz.
INI Se

Mass.
N.J.

Calif.,* Fla.,
Coe

70 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued
[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin eB p> | 4 | Collected in—
~
aa} & Sq
BES) te] |) SS
or o ue
1) Gq |S
Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Pk.) Nannf.:
Mahonia aquifolium (Oregon-grape) leaf_-_-._--- (Ors Ce seen eee eee | eee Ti] (2 ea Mass
Mah oniatspik een a Sesh een eee Whalen aloes e|beso5 2 ES NEY?
{Cylindrosporiuwm castaneae (Lev.) Krenner:
Gastanea'sp: (chestnut) leaf-_-2-2---+---=- == =-= Ttaly.(?) es es | ees ‘ted | sete N.Y
Cytospora punica Sace.:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -__------------ IV CO See ig) pee | oe 5 Tex.
tCytospora translucens Sacce.:
Saliz sp. (willow) basket_-.--.----------------- Switzerland._____..___ yi) eee ns 2 Mass.
tDendrodochium rubellum Sace.:
Chamaedorea ernesti-augustii (seed) ------------- Ie x1 COE eee eal | eee | eee 1 | Calif.
{Dendrophoma pulvis-pyrius Sacc.:
Matus sylwvesizis (apple)ii--=-----=-- = -- <== Vitaly ee 22 2 re es 1H See N.Y.
tDiaporthe camelliae F. Tassi:
GCamellianjiaponicay (twig) 22222 2— sean eee INeiw; Zell ain clearer | ee eee 1} Fla.
tDidymascella (Keithia) thujina (Dur.) Maire:
Thujaispes (arborvitae) leaf =22 2 ese) Gariad aaa a ee ent | ER | eee TESNeYe
Didymellina ornithogali Jacques:
Urnithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) | Republic of South 2: aes Par INaYS
flower and stem. Africa.
{Diplodia coccocarpa Sace.:
Cocos nucifera (coconut) Cap_------------------ INIcarac aaa i Paes eo | Calif.*
Diplodia oryzae I. Miyake:
Oryzilsatival(vice)strawi2--------+--=---=-=----— Japaneses sence daly al ese S13] 2a Calif.*
{Diplodina salicis West.:
Salix sp. (willow) rooted twig_--.-_------------- Denman kes eae | een | eee 1 | Pa.
Ditylenchus destructor Thorne:
Colchicum gigantewm (autumn-crocus) --------- iNet er] arid see ees | renee ero 1 ENGYS
Gladiolus nanus ‘Blushing Bride’__-_----------|____- CB Yop ste ww wee atelier SHE 8 TAINS.
Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kitibn) Filip.: q
1 Ys

Allium cepa’ (onion) sets. s---3------------ =.=
Al sativum (Garlic) ei sose eee aa se eee eee
Narcissus ‘Ripple’ (bulb)
{Dothidella depazeoides (Desm.) Th. & Syd.:

Bucxus sp. (boxwood) foliage._----------------- Sain se see eel | eee 1 ete Mass.
Dothiorella pericarpica Sacc.:

Macrozamia sp. (cycad) seed__--_-------------- Australias sa toe | ee 1 | Calif.*
Dothiorella phomiformis (Sacc.) Petr. & Syd.:

Quercusisps (Oak) leate2 22 oS eeee enone oe eee Japane--==2 ee Se 1 ee N.Y

tElsinoe ampelina Shear:

Vitis vinifera (European grape) stem-___-_-_-_-- Gerimnamyeee cee | ere | 1| N.Y.

Witisispen(CULLING) Bee ee eee eee tally fs Ss Si ie es | ee I eNeYe

Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) 22-22-22 ---- see eee eee Argentina, Brazil_____|__--- Tint |e On rE
a., £ rv.
GC limoni@emon) steseeneec eee c eco c ates eee Argentina, Brazil_____ Wee Bi) Heese oa Fla.,
a.,
Hawaii,
La., N.Y.,
Pa.
Cxparadisii(grapetruit)seecceseeccececse ce reees Argentina, Brazil___._|]_---- | See Calif.,* Fla.,
Ga., La.,
Pa.

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_---.----------- Argentina, Brazil, (Hak) ee Ariz., Calif.,*
Paraguay, Fla., Ga.,
unknown. Hawaii,

La., N.Y.,
Pa.

GSreticulatahy brid esc testo see eee cee ee eee Argentinas seen | ae Dit eae INE Go

C. reticulata X C. sinensis (tangor)----.-.--.--_]__--- Cops Se ee eee 1 13 Loy NES

Clsinensisi (Sweetiorange)secese een see eee eee Argentina, Brazil, 183-16} |e Ala., Calif.,*
Paraguay, un- Fla., Ga.,
known, Uruguay. Hawaii,

La., Md.,
Mass.,
Mich.,
INSYabas
P.R., S.C.,
Tex.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

il

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Elsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
WMangijeraindica (Man?e0) = =-asaeaoe ase ee

Elsinoe phaseoli Jenkins: 7°"

yDominican Repub-
lic, Puerto Rico.

Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean) pod__-_---------- IPuertowRicO se eee
Elsinoe piri (Wor.) Jenkins:
Matusrsyinestris (apple) easoe ence anes nea e eee ee Spain’ Se eee anaes
{Fusarium larvarum Fck1.:
Zelkova serrata (Japanese zelkova) dwarf tree__} Japan_-----_----------
Graphiola borassi Syd. & Butl.:
Borassus flabellifera (palmyra palm) -____.------ India see ose eons
t‘‘Greasy spot’’:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) leaf____---- Guadeloupe-----------
C. sinensis (sweet orange) leaf__--------------_ Jamaica aes
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa Kiely:
CUUSIUT ATL Ol) (Lime) peewee ee AUStraliaaess eee
C. aurantium (sour orange) .----- ee eee onee JADA esse ae
Giorandisi(pumme)o) ees seen ee Formosa, Japan, un-
known.
Galimoni@emon) ss a eae eae Argentina, Australia,
Brazil, Formosa,
Hong Kong, Japan,
Republic of South
Africa, Singapore,
unknown.
Caporadisi(erapeicuit) once encore ees aaa Australia, Formosa,
Hong Kong, Japan,
Republic of South
Africa.
C. paradisi X C. reticulata (tangelo)_..----.---- Japan, }Korea___-----
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) --.------------ Australia, China,
Formosa, Hong
Kong, Japan, t Korea,
Okinawa, Phil-
ippines, tTahiti(?),
unknown, Vietnam,
GRSiNenstsn(SWeebiOlran fe) ae ae aera soe eee Argentina, Australia,

Brazil, China, Fed-
eration of Malaya,
Formosa, Hong
Kong, Japan,
Macao, Mozam-
bique, Okinawa,

lic of South Africa,
unknown,

Asia (country (?)),
China, Formosa,

Hong Kong, Japan,
unknown,

Citrus sp. (dry peel, fruit, and leaf)_--_-__-.__--

Fortunella sp.(?) (kumquat) leaf___.__.-.-____-
tGymnosporangium cornutum Kern.:

Sorbus aucuparia (European mountainash) ----
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:

Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper)_| Japan_-_.-_-----______
}Helicotylenchus buzophilus (Golden) Perry:
Soil with Huonymus sp. plant.__------.------- IMiexicotsees sae eee

See footnotes at end of table.

Philippines, Repub-
{Tahiti(?), Thailand,

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Consump-
tion

Nonentry

Propaga-
tion

101 | 128

49 2

2H ewe 1

mao econ 1

Collected in—

Hawaii.
Calif.,* Wash.

Calif.,

Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii, Ill.,
La., Mass.,

Wash.
Hawaii.

Mass., N.Y.

3 | Hawaii.

Tex.

72

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

{An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Number of in-

{Helicotylenchus dihystera (Cobb) Sher:

Soil with propagative material (Begonia sp.,
Caladium sp., Citrus sp., Euphorbia sp.,
Ficus elastica, Impatiens balsamina, Liliwm
sp., Portulaca sp., Prunus persica, Rhodo-
dendron sp., Ruta graveolens, Sansevieria sp.,
succulent, Tradescantia sp., and unidenti-
fied plants).

Helicotylenchus nannus Steiner:
Soil with propagative material (Aglaonema sp.,

Soil with Allium sativum (garlic) ____----------
Soilswithiautomopilel: {iss ee
Soil with Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_-_____-_
Soiliwathimilitanyscargos = oeee es ee eee
Soil with propagative material (cactus, Larix
sp., and Prunus persica).
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___--_---
Heterodera cacti Filip. & Schuurm. Stek.:
Soisamiple ose a ee eee ee ee
Soil with Allium sativum (garlic)
Soil with bagging (cover on cotton bale)
Soil with propagative material (Amaryllis sp.,
Begoniaisp., Bougainvillea sp., cactus, Dahlia
hybrid, Euphorbia sp., Ficus elastica, Lilium
sp., Opuntia sp., Pelargonium sp., Portulaca
grandiflora, Tradescantia sp., and unidenti-
fied plants).

Austria, {Belgium,
tCosta Rica, Eng-
land, France, Ger-
many, Italy, Mex-
ico, }Peru, {Sweden.

terceptions
Country of origin a, >
f.| 2
g
Ze| 8
or (o)
1e) Z
Azores, Argentina, | _---_]___--
Brazil, England,
Mexico.
IEMA, IMME C0) weal aes
Germany ==ess-s=ee sae i I as es
tally Wee ae eet DP aa hiees
England, Germany __- 21 eee
PALO CS aerate ence i a fenseste
England, France____-- On| eestee
AUIStriasuiGermaniyen|=o=ns| mene
Italy.
{Canary Tslands2 "2 |—Ea=== 1

Soiliwathirailwaya cares se ee ene INICXI CO nee eaten ite aaa 2
Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___------]____- Oka eet nes LS | ee 1
OLE W alt AG Tea CLOT eee aa ae ee | dose ea 1
Heterodera humuli Filip.:
Soil with Humulus lupulus (hops)---.--------- (Germ ay eens | ered | aera
Heterodera punctata Thorne:
SOL ee ete ee eee See eee ae ‘Wiexico Steere Reererer 2 | (ees
Soilswiathvarmystankslas esos eee ee eee Germany enna Pilea
Soilgwathvatitomobilomeee nse ane eee England, Germany, 39 | ES
Treland(?), Sweden.
Soil with Colocasia esculenta (dasheen)_-_______ TROnti cal ass seen LE eee
Soilswithemilitanyacarcouess= s2 sees emer eles IVLOTOCCOM se ener eee
Soil wathtmudbird messes sase eee eee ee jpArgentinaSaaaaaee ae ee
Soil with propagative material (Begonia sp., | England, Germany, |__-__]____-
cactus, Ficus elastica, Lavandula sp., Lilium Ireland, Italy,
sp., Musa paradisiaca var. sapientum, Pelar- Mexico, Norway,
gonium sp., Philodendron sp., Sedum sp., Sweden, unknown.
Sequoia sp., unidentified cutting and plant,
and Viola sp.).
Soilswith’semi-trailersestaos stot see eee Ia EWGE ee ee 5 ae ees
Soil with stores (Apium graveolens, Brassica | Belgium, Nether- ——‘|___-_- 3
rapa, and Solanum tuberosum). lands, Wales.
Soil with Trifolium repens var. (Shamrock).---| Ireland_-_--___-_------ eases
Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.:
SOT) tee EN ae sels eel By: ER ree ee Germany, Mexico, Lan fe ee
Poland.
Soil with Allium cepa (onion) _--.._.___--------- England, Germany __- ne
Soiliwithtantomobiletesst=saeberd ae England, France, 1 eee

See footnotes at end of table.

Germany.

in—
4 Collected in—
oS
as
os
Ay
15 | Ariz., Mass.,

N.Y., Tex.

Fla., IL.,
Md., Mass.
Pa.

NJ., N.Y.,

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Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host

Number of in-

Heterodera rostochiensis Wr.—Continued

Soil with propagative material (Araceae,
Asparagus sprengeri, bromeliad, cactus,
Calluna vulgaris, Coleus sp., conifer, Con-
vallaria majalis, Dahlia hybrid, Fragaria sp.,
Gladiolus hybrid, Hedera sp., Lavandula sp.,
Oralis sp., Pelargonium sp., Polianthes
tuberosa, Primula sp., Ribes sp., Saintpaulia
sp., Sapindaceae, Sedum sp., Solanum pseu-
docapsicum, Syringa sp., Trifolium repens
var., unidentified bulb and plant, and
Viola sp.).

Soil with Solanum andigena (tuber) ------------

Soil with Solanum tuberosum (potato) ---------

Soil with stores (Apium graveolens, Armoracia
lapathifolia, Beta vulgaris, and Brassicarapa).

Soilewithreneeternlo paar eee eros
tHyporylon marginatum (Schw.) Berk.:

VOCS (U0) ase ee Se eee
Kuehneola uredinis (Lk.) Arth.:

J ROLES SOs ACNE NT et a ape rte
Leptosphaeria eustomoides Sace.:

Triticum aestivum (wheat) straw-_--------------
Leptosphaeria protearum Syd.:

JERE Oe. CCR Se ee ee ee

Lophodermium arundinaceum (Fr.) Chev.:
IPE TUILESISD fl TEGO) see ne ee

{Lophodermium juniperinum (Fr.) de N.:
Juniperus communis (common juniper) --------
tLophodermium piceae (Fckl.) Hoehn.:
iPiceaispy (Spruce) meedles=s2s22s22""--=2---2-~—
Macrophoma araucariae De Lac.:
VArcicania cooky (Seed) seen ee nore eee
A. excelsa (Norfolk-Island-pine) seed__-__------

tMacrophoma dalmatica (Thuem.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Olenkeuro pace. (Olive) aaeae see eee
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
AVIS G05 )((OESOENOEY a

{Marssonina fragariae (Sace.) Kleb.:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaf.._.___-----------

Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
VACKI MEN ESISD 9h (LILDCL) Meee eee eee ee
Aconitum sp. (root) ----
Agapanthus sp. (root) ----.--2--=-------
IBEGONLORSD a OO Leese eee
@achuSs (O00 t) Bee a ree ee ee eee
Caladium X hortulanum ‘Candidum’ (tuber) --
SPDLOSCONEMISD sk CYAN) eee een mn eee ne
Hedychium sp. (gingerlily) root__--------------
TGactuca satiow (lettce) roots-2--------=-----="=
IRENCTOMIGISD 4 (DIATE) Meese ace meee baa
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ___----------------
Succulent plant = Sees ae eee
Ulmus sp. (elm) root of dwarf tree_-___--_------
Zingiber officinale (ginger) root-_-_-__----------

{Meloidogyne arenaria arenaria (Neal) Chitwood:
Caladiumsps((00t)

See footnotes at end of table.

terceptions in—
Country of origin B B 2, | Collected in—
aa| 3 a
°
Ba| 8 |oxn
1S) Za |e
England, Germany, |-_----|_---- 37 | Ariz., Calif. ,*
Ireland, Mexico, Til., Mass.
Peru, Scotland, Mich.,
Sweden, unknown. INE ee Nina,
Pa., Tex
IP OL Tata = sneha = nee 5 cS | eee |e Calif.*
Denmark, England, B|le Ty j——5 Ala., Calif. ,*
Germany, Ireland, Fla., La.,
Peru, Scotland, Md., Mass.,
Sweden, unknown. INfedigg 2NIROES
Tex., Wash
England, France, =—‘|__-_-- 11) {ees Fla., Tex.,
Germany, Nether- Wash.
lands.
Miexicobisss seas asesea8 iL | jeeernerl | LE Tex.
IPhilippinestas=ss=2—2— rg | eave ae | paeNeNe Hawaii.
France, unknown.----|-_--. Boh ree Mass.
Japan, Norway-.------|----- ro [nee Calif.*
Republic of South 1 eee ad aes INGIYS
Africa.
Czechoslovakia, pl beara peel Tll., Mass,
Germany.
TDW ¥en Eno emer TANTS
Switzerland___._---.-. 1 ie pare epee ING 4
INewe Zealan desssesees | aia ee 1 | Calif.*
Australia, New Zea- |__---|----- 5 | Calif.*
land, Norfolk
Island.
Webanoneess=ssesss2s5 1S eee ene ees Tex
American Samoa, 2 1 eens Hawaii,
Nepal, Singapore. Mass.
Venez lelasao- as 255223 ees he Th |) J2G18%,
Il) IN IoS Ge
1 eeN NYS:
1} Fla.
1| Tex.
1 eRila:
LP ENGI
eo Calif.*
1| Fla.
ns Mass
1 | Tex.
Ee Pa.
1| Tex.
1 | Calif.*
1] Fla.
1 | Fla

74 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 80, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a, > Wl oo
g s/s
Ba] 3 leq
aI sl | SS
or ° ne
16) Za 1a
Meloidogyne arenaria thamesi Chitwood:
Dak aibyibridl(OOt) pee en JAPAN 22 ose | eee | ees 1
Qladiotasmhy brat (corr) ee eee ae es | Eno 6 ee ee | Heh S| | en 2
Hosta sieboldiana (Siebold plantainlily) __._____]_-2__ dost Sea oe eee il
Solanum tuberosum (potato)___---.--_- dosh Sree 2 Pee i eee
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood:
AIChimenesiSp ss (tUDCH) = eee ee Pn Gias Ses ae eee oN eel eee 1
PACONILLTUIS Dl (TOOL) pene eee Ioan Ge ee eee) Ore (eee meee 83
Netherlands
Agastache cana (mosquito-plant) root_.__--_____ Bye Fay a6 |e es es oe oe |e lle 1
Aster farrert ‘Berggarten’ (Farrer aster)__-__.__ Netherland shasaeaaa ies | Seees eee 1
Chrysanthemum arcticum (root)_--.-------_--_- (ftenwauiyzee eveyone 1
Clematis lawsoniana (root).----------------__-- Netherland saeses aes | es | ee 1
C. patens ‘Dutchess of Edinburgh’ (root) __-___|_-____ eae | eee 1
Cavedraniensisl(C00t) ses se nee eee Englands oe en ee ee 1
Clematisyny brid) (root) eee England, tFrance, |__---|----- 13
Netherlands.
Delphinim Spa (LOOl) esses saeco eee eee ING d HOI Ie 1
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) root.--------------_- hyn zh ao): | eee Oe eee oe ae, 3
Gerberaisps(r00t) =a ae ae (iiias es: Sol ee i ee 1
Geumisp'i (root) See See ee ee Netherlands______ 1
FETED AE COIS A LOO t) meee ee ee England, Japan_ 2
Oenothera fruticosa ‘W. Cuthbertson’ (common | Netherlands___.___.___]__-__]----- 1
sundrops) roat.
Pelargonium sp. (geranium) root-_.------------|----- GO ea ia ae 1
‘Potentillaisps Klondike A(ro0t) meee seasonal eee Gos. 3 Ee ee 1
IP YT eth TMS De LOO t) see eee ee England, Netherlands |--_--}--_-- 2
Teucrium montanum (germander) root__.------ Germany ps 2 a Le 5 | eel eee! 1
Viburnum grandiflorum (root)_..-------------- Mn elan dee ser ee | ees eee 1
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid & White) Chit-
wood:
Alocasia macrorhiza ‘Mottled’ (root) .---------- Mexico 22a ite ie ee |e 1
PALOCASTOISDS(TOOb) haan ee ee GO aL ee eee 2
ANthUTiUTUSDs| (LOO) eee ee eee eee ee ee APpini dag 2-2 s. 2 eel | eee | es 1
IBeEgOniaispsi(LOOt) saeee se eee Brazil Mexico wee | see | see 4
{Portugal.
Betawulgarish(bect) moots sssos—e eee Brazil, Mexico-__------ 2 a te ee
Cactus (oot) ase Se ee ee ee os
Galadiumisp a (500 t) een | eee
Capsicum annuum (pepper) root._.------------|-----
Colewsispy(L00t) ea snenee ee eee
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen).....--------------
Cordylinetenminalisy (ti) se eee eee
Daucus carota var. sativa (carrot)_-...----------
Daucusisps (Toot) eae e eee
Dieffenbachia amoena (tuftroot) root 2 il
FECHeveniojSDs(TOO0b) ese e eee Laat 3
Epiphyllum sp. (cactus) root...-_---.---------- 1
Gardenia jasminoides (root)--.------------------ 1
Gladiolusihny brid) (corm) 22-2 ee 1
Gypsophylla paniculata (babysbreath) grafts___ 1
ETE CONLAS Di (ROOb) yeaa re ee Dominican Republic, |-----|----- 2
{tEcuador,
Hosta;plantagined)(TOOt) Sa eeee eee ae ae Japanese. ees | eee 1
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)...__------------ Mexico, {Sierra 1 Ln Sees
eone.
Kaempferia rotunda (tuber)__------------------ Indias cesses t 3s) cee ee Ee 1
Lonicera sp. (honeysuckle) root._-------------- MexiCOe 22 oo san ee coane Ee | eee 1
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) | Republic ofSouth |---_--|--_-- 1
bulb. Africa.
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) root____-------- heanam ae -=-a--o—- == | eee | eee
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) bulb__-._-------- INTCXICO = Ree See 5 | ee | eee 1
Ravenala madagascariensis (travelers palm) | Cuba_.._-------------]-----]----- 1
root.
SAN sevienidiSDs (TOOL) pases seen eee IMC@XIGO 22 aan ee aes | ee | es 1
Solanum tuberosum (potato) .------------------ Brazil, Mexico_.------ 1 Zl eeanes
Solanwnicvd7;1 Ciena (GUDen) eee Mexico. .2s-s22o2bec es" | ssc esl eeeee 1
Pantereschta elliottiana ‘golden’ ‘calla; Vily)) |) Japanes2ses2 28 ese es ee 1
tuber.
Zebrina pendula (wanderingjew zebrina)_------ IMexiCOtc == ceneauassoleat sl sence 1

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected in—

Calif.*

4 949
aia =ceml =ci=
*¥ Eke

Z H
rw

OHM HORM OOMMEE iy
Z
oy

EEE ee) (ele ae

Tex

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962 75

Pests Collected and_Reported!From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin Collected in—

Consump-
tion

Nonentry

Propaga-
tion

Meloidogyne incognita acrita Chitwood:

VATOCTSIMSD A (LOOb) eee eee een nan IMEX CO Ea sees haa ly | ex:

Andropogon nardus (bluestem grass) -----------|----- Come ee | ae nee 1| Tex

VAstibesSerenade.(LO0t) eeeeenne oe 2e- INetherlands!222=222)=—|=-2-_ | eae iy) ANY,

Golaiimis pa (iber) een eee ean {Guatemal ass sass |e |p 2| Fla.

Canna indica (?) (India canna) root-.---------- count Of Souths 93 |==-—5 |= 1} Ned
ica.

LBL NORE A> COO) a Ba Re a Oe aeons ee 1 | Calif.*

agraea berteriana (TO0t)2-=---+------------=--= i ADESSO cee ea ea 1 | Hawaii

JECT Oy, (GED) WOO RS eee eo ee ee italy aes aE ae | ee 1] NJ.

Gardenia Spe (T00t) ee et eee ee IM IGp ato) 2 See i See nex:

Gladiolus cardinalis (cardinal gladiolus) -_---.-- Bepuplic Of Southiwe |222=4|—2= == 1S XC
ica.

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -._--------------

Lactuca sativa (lettuce) root--

MEAUIMISD 4 (LOOt) =-s—

Solanum tuberosum (potato) .------------------

Zantedeschia sp, (calla lily) _._.----------------

Zingiber officinale (ginger) root
tMeloidogyne incognita incognita (Kofoid «&
White) Chitwcod:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) root---------
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub) Chitwood:

SNES Ds (COO a eer {S Dain ees Se es | ee lee pe I | INIge
VAT IUITESD A (LOOL) eee en ee ee Cuba eee hoe a ee a INSYS
Caryopteris X clandonensis (bluebeard) -------- (jane) ands Geer | Seoes | aa 1} (AD Or
Caryopteris ‘Ferndonn’ (roct)..-.--------------|----- Oe Se a eek |e a] | IDO
Cirsium rivulare var. atropurpurewm (root)----- GCEM any mene eae = |S aa | eee Nee
Dioscorea spiculiflora (tuber)_-...-------------- VICKICO 2 teen eee Ee See Til DCs
DICH GOS OS (Gut) 1yblys eae ee ee Japan ts see So Syl Peeees Calif.,* Pa
Dracnenm sp (TOOL) meses ee nes ease Miexicors22. 2 ae rs |e a eee 1 | Ariz.
Euphorbia clandestina (root) _------------------ Republie Of South | sass eee 1 | Calif.*
ica.
EO MUSCICTLALTM TOOL) asa een ene eae Le pie iead ISS al aor LEN 1 | Calif.*
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) root--.-------------- rance 2 Soe eee sabe ae eee = He eINEDYSS
Gerberaispa (root) ase se nas tae es InGiart) 2220 Sos eee eS eae 1| Fla
Gladiolusthybridi(corm) 2 ee Japan ao ee eee Ee EE eae 5 | Calif.*
iris y DLIGd ThizOmMe) seasen ana nee ee ees Republic of Southyny a | 22225 |e Te NES
ica
Dri hogatu thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) |----- (6 (0 ee eee eee renee 1| N.Y.
Polianthes tuberosa (tuberose) bulb_---.-------- IVIOKICO lS a a- cceoal | Eae | ee 1 | Ariz.
WAigeaHG BO. (ROO) a re eee ae eel arenes eters) (Sipe 2 Ny DECC
Zantedeschia elliottiana (golden calla lily) bulb.| Japan__.--------------]-----|----- 2 | Calif.,* Fla
Aingiven Spa @iuezer)) TOObe aoa = aan a eae n +Costa Ricala22 S254 |e S| 1| Tex.
s Tielaianaine javanica javanica (Treub) Chit-
woo
FELIDISCUSISD TOOL) wee ee eee ee @analiZone ss 22422224 | eee |e es 1 | Calif.*
rzsiiiy rida (TOOL) seen ee eee ee nee UAT Ces ee ee ee ee | a | ae 1| Fla.
TOT ASD a(LOOL) ih ee ee ee ea abe WanallZonc wenn an | eae | Ee 1 | Calif.”
Ang benmsSpa (cin eer) rOOtee sone ee eee (6 Vo Sra Pa OS a | 1) | 1Galit*
Monilinia fructigena Unger & Ruhl.) Honey:
iMalirsisyipestnis: (ADDIG) een anne ne ae nee Sweden asa =e 1g en Ee N.Y
PrUTUSaOmestica (DIMM) = esas ee ees France, Germany----- 1 Ls | Sees Pa.
IPTAUITUS SDK CHET IY) aa ee ee ee France, Spain-_.__---- 1 1 ee Pa.
tMycosphaerella acicola (Cke. & Harkn.) Lindau:
‘Pinusisps (pine) needlesse_ ss see. 2 = Winkn Owneees ses eee Seeee | Soe Mich,
Mycosphaerella fragariae (Tul.) Lindau:
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) leaf-.-.-------------- ae Germany, peor a |For ae By OBIE INGSG
oland.

{Mycosphaerella palmae Miles:

Ian Gee a ee eee iBahamassasss aes ae diy |2a-5e|see3 Bahamas.

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ces. & de N.)
Schroet.:

PAL Ce Das (ONION) hae a tNew Zealand_-_-_---- S14] ee [a Calif.*
A, fistulosum (Welsh onion) leaf___------------ Japanes oii sve Paleeek iin sees N.Y., Pa.
A porrum) leek) 242. 253-ss-seeeceee nan aeasens Japan,t New Zealand, |----- a ee Calif., SUNinYe,

Spain.

Ohio, Pa.,
Paks

See footnotes at end of table.

76

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

tMycosphaerella taxodii (Cke.) Lindau:
Taxodiwmisp=1 (alducy;press) =oseeee = ee
tMyiocopron corrientinum Speg.:
Cattleyaisps (Orchid) ples fassaea sean ee een | ery OOizes=sh2sss-=0¢-4
Oncidium sp. (orchid) pseudobulb_____________
t{Myiocopron pereirae Tassi:
Pterocarpus violacewm (padauk) seed_-_---____-
tNectria infusaria Cke. & Harkn.:
Acacia costaricensis (stem)
Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Khan:
Oryza sativa (rice)
Ophiodothella orchidearum Cash & Watson:
Epidendrum aromaticum (orchid)
LOU Chea uk (OLCHiIG) See eae
Odontcglossum sp. (orchid) ----.--.-.----=---_--
OrchidisReseolets aes one a es oe Gost Sieshisue Ls
Papularia vinosa (Berk. & Curt.) Mason:

BA MDUSAESD 4 (OATH OO) eee eee | eT (GKo)sorh ce ee
Phaeosphaereila senniana Sace.:
Proteaisp i CUUuMlO Wer) pose eee eee Republic cf South
Africa.
tPhakopsora gossypii (Arth.) Hirat. f.:
Gossypium'sp: (cotton) leaf. sss 222 2 ease ete Eg itiaeees Se eae

Phakopsora jatrophicola Cumm.:
Jatropha gossypifolia (leaf)
{Phlyctaena ficuwm P. Henn.:

Ficus sp. (herbarium specimen) ---...----------| Mexico_--______.___---
tPhoma demissa Sacc.:

Clematisshy bride (deat) sae aa IMA Cem e eke Sate ee
tPhomopsis cedrelae Camara:

Cedrela odorata (cigarbox cedrela) seed_-____-_-- Dominicales=ses—e=
{tPhyllachora engleri Speg.:

ZV OEPOR THD CAD, CUED) LS Se ELON CULaS see eee
tPhyllachora graminis (Fr.) Fekl.:

Elymus virginicus (Virginia wildrye) seed_____- Denim ar kee saaees

Grass—unidentified (plant)__..-....-_.._---__. Eon dtraseeeseneee seen
{Phyllosticta bromeliae Alm, & Cam.:

‘Bromeligds: +t te ae Se ee ae IMiexiCOS=nc2— Soaeee ee
Phyllesticta hedericola Dur. & Mont.:

Hederahelizy (Hnelishtiviy) sees see inne land assesses
{tPhylosticta parkinsoniae Ell. & Ev.:

PAnKINSONAGASD ss le ah) See ee ae ee ee IMiex1C02=S2 <2. 22 ee

tPhyllosticta phaseolina Sacce.:
Phaseolus vulgaris (bean)
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:
Ruscus aculeatus (butchersbroom) leaf________-
RUS CURIS Dn ere ee Pn Sy ee eee ke Oral |ia ese d
Phyllostictina pyriformis Cash & Watson:

Dendrobvumisps (Orchid) se ee await.

iaelia; Spe (Orchid!) eens ye woken yee aN Gurater a] aseaeeenel

Orchidi@eah) Goatees Saeed IMIGXI COREE eee

Rhynchostylis sp. (orchid) leaf_-_--..__--------_- halands eae

SLANRODEAISP a (OLChiG)) eee ee ee eee a Wilepsileo}= 5S BA er

Vandaisps Orchid) sae) eee ley ies ees
{Pleospora microspora Niessl.:

Phragmites communis (reed) leaf_______-___-__- Netherlands_---.-_----
tPleospora samarae Fck1.:

Frazinus ornus (flowering ash)__...__.-____--_- Mtalyeee oe Sees
tPratylenchus coffeae (Zimmermann) {Goodey:

Dahliawhybridi(coot) Besse eee AtIstraliqess= seen

Dioscoreaisps (yam) tuber Se Se Qa C ase ee

Soil with Ruta graveolens (common rue) _------- Mex COS soa aoe eeeee eee
Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb) Chitwood &

Oteifa:

Clematisihy bridi(root)sasneee eee eee eee Netherlands__-___---_-

Ligularia przewalskii (goldenray) root_.-.------|----- (Ghee St bere oie F

DBricyrtis spe (Load lily) WOO tease sere eee = eee | ee GO seae eee
{Pratylenchus scribneri Steiner:

Malus sp. (apple) root stock___-.-__--_-------- @anadaz-a2----= a

See footnotes at end of table.

Number of in-

terceptions in—
a, a Ho
BA| a |e
agi ¢|e8
or o ue
S) Z |
a A eee poet
asec | A 1
SS eae 1
Eat eed | eee 1
is yi] cola & Soe
(10 | 124.4 | ae
esa eres 1
LA ee 1
Ls RE tes 1
eee ee 1
ered aoe ae 1
10/15. 8 eres
Uh Arad By FE Se 8
ee
he) Eee | Were
eens | LE ek oe J
S| bere 1
PES | eee i
[SSD Ear, | Core tae 1
eee | eee Se 1
Loo nee weet 1
iL aves, 4a Stra
1 iL!> | Bee
a eels 5 | Pees
Dejese ae
nA | eee | tere oo
eee eee 2
Pee | Sees 1
hi h| AEE il
Le SARS 1
poe ests 1
Joos) 1
Lif hy ee
bee ES ee 1
eee (ee 2
aU Re) PE LS
be eae | ees 1
eee eoeere ee 1
Sea syl [Ep mee oS 1
| es 1

if

Collected in—

INES

N.J.

Calif.,* N.Y.
Tex.

Calif.*

Tex.

Ariz.

Ariz.

Mass.

Tex.

Ohio.
Mich.

Hawaii.
Tex.

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1962

77

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Pest and host Country of origin

Number of in-

Prospodium appendiculatum (Wint.) Arth.:
Tecoma stans var. incisum__--------_----===---
tPseudolachnea bubakit Ranojevie:
Acer japonicum (fullmoon maple) twig_--------
tPuccinia abyssinica (P. Henn.) Syd.:

Jasminum abyssinicum (leaf) _-.---------------
Puccinia buxi DC.:
Buzus sempervirens (boxwood) leaf_----_--------

EEO D1 ae eer

England, Germany,
Treland, Italy, un-
known.

{Puccinia carthami Cda.:

CORE CTIVUSIS D wen ee eee Greece vant ss ee eee
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:
Chrysanthemum mcrifelium (florists chrysan- | Japan_----------------

themum),
}Puccinia iridis Rab.:
Tresthiyiorid (eal) be... s aos sae Sas ocean
Puccinia longicornis Pat. & Har.:
Sasa albomarginata (bamboo) leaf__------------
Puccinia ornithogali-thursoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee)-_-| Republic of South
Africa.
tPuccinia polygoni-amphibii Pers.:
Polygonum sachalinense (Sakhalin knotweed)
leaf with seed.
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis (Jamaica falseva-
lerian) leaf and stem.
Pyrenochaeta spinicola Speg.:
Cephatocerews'sp: (cactus) -—-<2-----------=+-- ==
¢Pythium intermedium d By.:
ROOST divaeneral Of trees) sa -— ee

Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics.

PverpOrRicos==s=s—>——

Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics.
tPythium mamillatum Meurs:

oor (ul cenerayofitrees) messa e ae ae eee (6 (one ea
tPythium salpingophorum Drechsler:

VGOTS Gli cenerarolirees) eee ee eee (Sei Meks a SL i oe Se
tPythium ultimum Trow:

Rootse(iecenersyOntreeS) seen ae eee do
Radopholus similis (Cobb) Thorne:

Anthurium andraeanum (flamingo anthurium)_

ZAngivensS pes (Gin ger) sp lan beeen ee een do
tRhytisma acerinum (Pers.) Fr.:

Acer pseudoplatanus (planetree maple) leaf____-

VA CeniS Dts ee MMe Ska ee cect bocce do
tRhytisma ilicis- datiyalige iP. Henn-:

ezintegrar(nolly) eaten ee eee
{Rhytisma punctatum (Pers.) Fr.:

ZACERSD Wap le) leateaas 2a ss ee eee an CQ ae se eae
{Rose mosaic—yellow type:
osaehybrida(rOse) leatsens == sen ek ae eee Colom) aaa ean amen

Rotylenchus robustus (de Man) Filip.:
(celeriac).
Soiliwithvassorted plants -ess-- ss 2 = eee
Scutellonema brachyurum (Steiner) Andrassy:
“Am OTULIS SDs (DULD) seen ee eee eee
Grasstlass pe ise a ee eee ee eae do
Ficus elastica (Indiarubber fig) plant_____-__-_-
Soilkwathebulbsees=-- ose ane oe eee pei er eee
Soil with Kalanchoe tomentosa___---_-_-___-_--
Soil with Philodendron sp__-----
Soilhwithiassorteduplantssee- ee ee eee ee | See
Soil with Ruta graveolens (common rue)
Scutellonema bradys (Steiner & Le Hew) An-
drassy:
DiosconeasSp ss (yall) TOO bees a ee ee ee

See footnotes at end of table.

terceptions in—
ey Dai lie
= oo)
Se goles
g2| a |&s
or fo) que
1e) Z | Aa
1 al fae | See
ees ere eres 1
| as 1
1 22 1
ea ea ae 2
1 pda ene
1 Le See
area pe eee
0 ee [ee
PEM td |RSS 1
nM | eeweses| eceeeee
tara | EL ]
ENTER ane 1
ae) pee 1
pe RT | PR a 1
ee ee eas 1
wT eee 2
poder, BE ASEES 1
ees hee
See Lon e==
Pee eens 1
ayes | ee
go acter
pasate bP (eee
BAN Ee 2
aaa 5 Sos 2
PN o ee 1
ace eee 1
ote | area 2
J
1
2
1
15 ee

Collected in—

Ariz.

N.J.

D.C.

Mass., N.Y.,
Wash.

D.C.

Hawaii.

Mass., P.R.
Calif.*
INRYE

D.C.

Tl.

Tex.
DACs

D.C.
D.C.
D.C.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Mass.
INES

D.C.
N.Y.

78

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin 8 ||
3 gq |e
2s| 236s
or o que
16) Z |
Septoria citri Pass.:
Gitrusilimon (lemon) Besesa===- se == ana eee Ttalysy Sait eee |e os
unknown,
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__..------------ Ital yi see eee ROS pe eS a
@) sinensis (Sweet orange)_..-2-=----_------ 2. Italy, Japan, Spain____| 1 5: Soe
{Septoria exotica Speg.:
Febeisps (cutting) 222 5... eee Greece (?) === THesS see
Seotoria leucanthemi Sace. & Speg.:
Chrysanthemum mazimum (Pyrenees chrysan- | England____--------__|-----]----- 1
themum),
Ghrysanthemumi\sps (leaf) s22-22 2-222 ==— aoe tHrance=s2s<ssstsec=56\|s<54)|) 2
Septoria limonum Pass.:
Citrus limon (lemon) fruit and leaf_._---.------ aly aS palm eee ae | eee CA
tSeptoria minimum (Karst. & Har.) Arx:
Anthurium scherzerianum (common anthu- | France_------------___|-----|----- 1
rium) leaf.
VANtLULTULTISDA eal) sae Seen = eee Netherlandsi222222 2s | Senne Beane 1
Septoria oryzae Catt.:
Ornyzarsatival(tice) IStla Waeeaen seer steer es eee Japaness=. 2. |e 4G) eee
Septoria piricola Desm.:
Pur US SDs (Dear) plea aes a eee ee Nifalliy base i ee ee | ae [hi] Hees
Sphaceloma fawcettiti Bitane. & Jenkins var.
scabiosa (McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:
Gitrusilimoni (demon) Saeees=- 22 s2a eae e eee As traliaseesss— oases |peees 108 |a===—
Sphaceloma punicae Bitane. & Jenkins:
Punica granatum (pomegranate) .-------.------ {Dominican Repub- I7ja\| Mate | Ee
lic, Mexico.
Sphaceloma rosarum (Pass.) Jenkins:
Rosahyibridi(rose)Wleatiess.=222 22t eee fEngland, Germany__] 3 |-..--|--_--
{~Sphaceloma spondiadis Bitane. & Jenkins (?):
Spondias cytherea (vi-apple)__-_---------------- PuerpouRicosesssse=— i]s BS | ee
tSphacelotheca reiliana (Kuehn) Clint.:
ISONGHUTUS Da (SCOG) aoe eee eee eee Pakistaneccc se cocsaaee | Sees | roma il
tSphaerophragmium acaciae (Cke.) P. Magn.:
Albizziatebbecki(leal) see see eee aoe eee iBahamasseeeseeeneeeae 19} 2 SENS |
Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:
Catasetumisp’ (orchid) leaf e222 eee Pere soe te Soe Sel eres | Re 2
Cochlioda coccinea (orchid) leaf_-_--------------- fee aT Cee ee ee es | ae 1
Cyrtopodium andersonii (orchid) leaf.___-------- ‘Brazile sssassShe5 B= se a 1
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf_..._---__--------- pAntiqua Bahan s||Seees | eeaee 4
mas(?), Ecuador,
Trinidad,
Tonopsisisps (orchid) leatseaseen aoe een e eee JaMaiehve=. 5226 see eee | ee 3
Miltonia roezlii (orchid) leaf.....-.-.---.------ Canal: Zones 2-2 | | ae 1
Miltoniaisp sy (leat) ees ee ne ee Oe a | Peace dO. Se aE ee 1
Notylia albida (orchid) leaf_......_....---._=--- {Guatenialalsssssse See | ees | ee 1
Oncidiwm cebolleta (orchid)_..-_---------------- WiVlexicon 225-3. < sso 2e8 |e Se ee 1
Osfallensi@eat) 243-2 nee TDYODE YOO) Pa pelos 1
Okttorensel (eat) eee ee a eee ee | eae OLS eS | Ee eee 1
OSmacranthumi(leaf) = see ee eee TG RESIS EEL | Ee ee 3
OFM alacnopsisnClecity eee ee meen ey GOs eR ee ee 1
OF puichetum (eal) eee lalhAb dene a ee ee 3
OXpusillam\leal ea ‘iGuatemalae sae sasseSs | sees | eee 1
ONquadripetalum (leaf) ee eee PAMaiChe sana See oe | eee | ee 1
ONsplendidumi(eal) = ee eee PON GUTaAS sae ae tee ee | Rn ea 1
Oncidium'spy Vea) eee eae Britisheelondurasy 2) | Sasa Ree 12
tColombia, Costa
Riea, Ecuador,
jGuatemala, Pan-
: ama, Peru.
Orchid (leaf) 2=2s2s2s2- decease esse Brazil, {Guatemala, |--_--]----- 7
Haiti, Honduras,
! Jamaica, Panama.
Ornithocephalus sp. (orchid) leaf__.------------ Por fosse2 oii aes eae ners Dee 1
Rodriguezia sp. (orchid) leaf_..-_...--.-.-__--- k{Colombia, Ecuador, |-----|----- 4

Peru.

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected in—

Calif.,* N.Y.

INDYS

Calif.,* Fla.,
iPAR ex

Ml.

Fla., Ha-
waii, La.,
Pa., S.C

INVA IN Gag
Tex.

Til., Mass.
NYS

Fla,
Fla., N.Y.
Fla.

Fla,
Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

79

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin zl aa ies
a |
28/3 /es
or ° uP
ie) Z |
Sphenospora mera Cumm.,:
Catasetum sp. (orchid) Tent ee AL (POL ee era Se ee 1
Cycnoches aurewm (orchid) leaf__...------------ fGuatemala_ 1
LE ROTORS SOs (Oxo avo MEE Cae ee ee (6 V0 eet ee oe lee bee 1
Miltonia roezlii (orchid) leaf._.__-------------- {Canal Zone, Pan- __—i{-----|----- 6
ama.
ONCE ee re a an eres Se ere INES UC cat ey el eee PR 1
Sphenospora saphena Cumm,: f
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) Teather ener tDominican Repub- _ |-----]----- 2
lic, {Trinidad,
TONODSISiSDs (OLCHIG) leafeas seen e nee ne anne dont OT ee ee a 1
Oncidium sphacelatum (orchid) ---------------- TPMLCX1 C0 Ses eae ees See en |= 1
ORCA TIS De ae a ae ee ee J RIT ch Caer eel | Re |e 2
tSteganosporiwm foliicolum (Desm.) Moore: :
Arundinaria alpina (bamboo) leaf_____-------- hig pias eee aa ane | aac 1
tStigmina palmivora (Sacc. apud ‘Trelease)
Hughes:
Palme plant) Pees aac tos at ee ee eR ee aly See ee ee eee is | eee
ay ee agaves (Ell. & Ev.) Th.:
JNO Ss 2 a ee eee Mexico zstsat Sane nee Seba eee 1
¢Strickeria. obducens (Fr.) Wint.:
BY GAECC CRS C IROL ED Otte ee ne ame tae (6 (oak ae wenn pA eee [ee
tStrumella simmondsiae Bonar:
Simmondsia californica (California jojoba) -----|----- Cos ee ee ee 1
Thecaphora solani Barrus:
Solanum stoloniferum (tuber) ....---------------|----- Oi aaa eee DURE De Rene
tTobacco mosiac virus:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) plant_-.-___- Weneziielasessssaaeea== | eee | See
Tobacco ring spot virus:
Citrullus vulgaris (watermelon) -_-_._------------ IMCxi COs eee eee Ae eee a
tTrichocladium asperum Harz:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _.._---.----------- A.D A eee ee es | mores ey | Eee
tTylenchorhynchus acti Hopper:
ISOM MOTE ECUCEUS PLONE sae nae eee een Vex CoM baer nie. A aes EO 1
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus M. W. Allen:
SoitwitheBegoniaisp ssn ae ea eee een eee (6 Ro eee ele 1
Soil with Cymbopogon citratus (lemongrass) -___|----- CLE ae Se ia I cee ee 1
Soilkwathwiradescantiaispeen- ee oe eee eens (6 Vas ee ev (eet ae 1
tTylenchorhynchus claytoni Steiner:
Soil with Asparagus sprengeri__-_._------------ gal yeh 2h oi Se | Soe e aes 1
tTylenchorhynchus dubius (Biitschli) Filip.:
Soil with Convallaria majalis.....___----------- England 1

tTyphula itoana Imai:
Forde spei(babley) Surawi jacketo--2--e- 222 || Vapallessanae skeen see naan nye
Uredo behnickiana P, Henn.:
Dendrobium nobile (orchid) leaf_____.----_-_-_- 1
Epidendrum cochleatum (orchid) leaf 1
EM TOUNO IS (LEAL) a een ee eR IE RO | ee d 1
TE aEAite UUSEN Dee ee ym Ge ene Sem 1
EST EM ATUL TIS ey ee ae ened NE an 2
ELON NCE DS|(OLCHIG) se eee ae oe
Jb BORO (UGEND) = oe
Marillaria coccinea (orchid) leaf__________-_-____]----- d
Oncidium cebolleta (orchid) _____._..--------_--
O. varicosum var. rogersii (leaf)_-........--_____
ONCIAiETUSD a Cai) eee ee ee
Or chidA@eat)) eres eo Renee enna ieee
Uredo epidendri P. Henn.:
Orchidh (eat) 2s ee eee
Uredo guacae Mayor:
Catasetum sp. (orchid) leaf_..-2-__-_-----2.-.--
Auntleya burtit (orchid) leaf__..._.....-.....___
Oncidium pusillum (orchid) leaf__.._._-_-___-__
(Dy HERALD) UCN) eh IR do
Orchid
Polystachya sp. (orchid) leaf___..._....._2.--__
Stanhopea sp; (orchid) leaf____) ----==_----_ = EVOnGuras; bere ess |peeee aaa
Zygopetalum wendlandi (orchid) leaf__________- Costafh ica ae | Eeees esse
t{ Uredo neopustulata Cumm.:
Stenorynchus sp. (hardy terrestrial orchid) __-_- Jamaica esaaa asses meee neem

PNPM BS NNNHHFOO

y

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected in—

Fla,
Fla,
Fla,
Fla,
Tex,
Fla.
Fla,

Tex.
Fla.

D.C.

Mich.
Tex.
Ariz.
Calif.
Calif.
D.C.
Ariz.
Calif.*
Tex.
Ariz.
Ariz.
Ariz.
N.Y.
Mass.
Ne Yc
Fla,
Fla,
Fla,
Tex.
Calif.,* Tex.
Tex.
Fla.
Fla.
Tex.
Fla.
Fla.
Calif.,* Fla.
Calif.*
Fla.
Fla,
ae
Cali, + Bila,

Tle
IPAS

Fla,

SO PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Collected‘and Reported From'July 1, 1961, Through June 80, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-
terceptions in—

Pest and host Country of origin Collected in—

Uredo nidularii P. Henn.:

Bromeliadi(eal) == sso bere She ee ee iCclombia, Costa. © 2-25: /2ee 3 | Fla.
ica.
Milandsiaisps (eat) pease eee ee MicxicompPeanam aes |aeae | eee 2 | Fla., Tex.
Uredo nigropuncta P. Henn.:
Gaiasetumssps (Orchid) = PRen hs eete eee eee eee ee 1} Fla.
Epidendrum nocturnum (orchid) leaf___-------- Jamaicans See eee aera | Seees eee 1S NYS
ENC OTICOSULTIN LEAD) Bee re ee ee Eee ge ES ee | een 1| Fla
EP RUCT TUL COST NUN (LORIN) re ere a ee oe | ee Gore ea 2a See NENG
Uredo oncidit P. Henn.:
Diacrium dilamellatum (orchid) leaf__-.-_------ Canali7one eae sees eae eee 1} Fla,
Oncidium luridum (orchid) leaf____------------ Jamaican Se ee RAs ee 1| Fla.
Oksplendidwm\ (leat) eae nee eee nena On Guras tee one ee | eel eee 2] Fla,
ONsina mie my (leat)mee nae ee en Mexico sees an | Sates ee 1 hex:
Oncidiumspy(leah eee British Honduras, _—_|_-----|----- 7 | Fla.
Honduras, J: amaica,
Peru.
Orchid} (leafs) 2 = eee sn ae es ee VOM GUT AS eee ee tae | rere | nee 1] Fla.
Zygopetalum sp. (orchid) leaf._---_-------_---- Heuad onsen 2S rea Peer aen se 1] Fla.
Uromyces alyxiae Arth.
Alyzia olivaeformis (maile alyxia)____---------- Hawailh 2-2. ese Ti) | ee oes Calif.*
t Uromyces betae Kickx:
Beta vulgaris var. cicla (Swiss chard)___--__-__- ABS TN 7 Cl ae area | eee i fms N.Y.
Uromyces dolicholi Arth.:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) leaf._______.-_-____- IEvertophi conse I seca Pars
Uromyces fabae (Grev.) Cke.:
ensiculnnanisienitll) ssseeeee = eee eee Chile See ease 1 | Fla., Wash.
Uromyces junci (Desm.) Tul.:
SUNCUSIOLALCUS A (EUS) mete See ee Greecenote tee ee i ag eee a INBYE
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Schw.) Curt.:
Lespedeza formosa (Seed pod)-_--_-._--------.--- Japansteei te tea eee eee 1} Calif.*
Eh UN DET GI44 (SECA 0G) ema ee | nen Oe ee a |e | eee 1 | Calif.*
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_-..--------+---------- { Afghanistan, Guam, (|e Ain ees Hawaii, La.,
Hong Kong, N.Y., N.C.

India, Indonesia,
Japan, Thailand,

GC. aurantium (Sour, orange). ---=__---_2 === Japan Mee eee eae

C. aurantium X C, reticulata (citrus hybrid)
C. grandis (pummelo) leaf and peel__--------_-

CSichangensiswvara(yuZy) eeeeae ee eee
C. ichangensis X C. reticulata (ichandarin)_

Cklimon: (emon) ae eee ee nee Se MederationOt,) wine) ase
Malaya, Formosa,
Japan.
C.,
ash.
Gi paradisi(grapeinitit) seers soon sane eee eee China, Japan, Thai- 2 HAN bebe Calif.,* Fla.,
land. Hawaii,
N.C., Pa.,
Wash.
C. paradisi X C, reticulata (tangelo).-._-------- JAD ame | eee 1) Se2e= La.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) dried peel and | China, Formosa, 127) 40) |e Calif.,* Fla.,
fruit. Hong Kong, Japan. Hawaii,
Il., N.Y.,
Tex.,
Wash
C. reticulata X C. sinensis (tangor) leaf___._---- JODAN SE Ses ee S| il eee Wash.
C. sinensis (Sweet orange) dried peel and fruit_-_ China, Hong Kong, Qi 129i | eee Ala., Calif.,*
Japan, Thailand, Fla.,
unknown. Hawaii, Mll.,
Md., Mass.,
Minn., N.Y.
N.C., Ohio,
Oreg., Pa.,
Wash.

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

81

Pests Collected and Reported From July 1, 1961, Through June 30, 1962—Continued

[An asterisk indicates State inspection]

Number of in-

terceptions in—
Pest and host Country of origin a be a Collected in—
J
Sq| 8 | aq
gs| 8 |s3
Me lez ic
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson—Continued
Citrus sp. (dried peel and fruit)..-------------- China, Hong Kong, 6 Di ie es Hawaii, Il.,
Japan, unknown. La., Mass.,
Mex;
Wash
¢t Xanthomonas hederae (Arn.) Dowson:
FEICOPTIUS Dai (Lviy) le mia ane en eee IT or Clee rs ee | en ou ene Mass
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Gir aret ve O7ig (LOO) pea ee ae Argentina, unknown, |-_-_-- TG) |e INAYesee aes
Uruguay. Tex.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)____----__--___- AT Cen EIN eee eee i pa ese orl bene Fla.
CRSINETISTSH(SWee ty OLA EC) seen ate eee ee Brag te ose e snd eons i hel ett ee Calif.*

An asterisk (*) indicatestState inspection.
A dagger (t) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger (t) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

82 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts*and Diseases

ACACIA:

tNectria infusaria (Ascomycetes)
ACER:

tPseudolachnea bubakii (Deuteromycetes)

+Rhytisma acerinum (Ascomycetes)

+R. punctatum (Ascomycetes)
ACHIMENES:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

tM. hapla Aer tod)
ACONITUM

Meloidogyne ‘arenaria (Nematoda)

M. hapla (Nematoda)
AGAPANTHUS

+ Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
AGASTACHE:
AG hapla (Nematoda)

Coniothyrina agaves (Deuteromycetes)

{+ Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

Stomatogene agaves (Ascomycetes)
ALBIZZIA

tSphaerophragmium acaciae (Promycetes)
ALLIUM CE

Ditylenchus AEseel (Nematoda)

t+Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM FISTULOSUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

t+ Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SATIVUM

Hieachus dipsaci (Nematoda)
ALOC

Meeasiine incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ALYXIA:

Uromyces alyriae (Promycetes)
AMARYLLIS:

Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
ANDROPOGON

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
ANTHURIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

+Phyllachora engleri (Ascomycetes)

Radopholus similis (Nematoda)

tSeptoria minimum (Deuteromycetes)
ARAUCARIA:

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARMORACIA:

tAscochyta armoraciae (Deuteromycetes)
ARUM:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ARUNDINARIA:
K é Steganos wort foliicolum (Deuteromycetes)

Moh tout yne hapla (Nematoda)
ASTILBE:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
BAMBUSA:

popular vinosa (Deuteromycetes)
BEGON

yee RY arenaria (Nematoda)

tM. incognita (Nematoda)
BETA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

tUromyces betae (Promycetes)
BLETILLA:

Abi elonch odes fragariae (Nematoda)
BORASSU

Graphiola Doras (Promycetes)
BROMEL

tPhatlosticte bromeliae (Deuteromycetes)

tUredo nidularii (Promycetes)
BUXUS:

tDothidella depazeoides (Ascomycetes)

Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CACTUS:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)
CAJANUS:

Uromyces dolicholi (Promycetes)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

{M. arenaria arenaria (Nematoda)

See footnotes at end of the list.

M. incognita (Nematoda)

tM. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CAMELLIA

tDiaporthe camelliae (Ascomycetes)
CANNA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CAPSICUM

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
CARTHAMUS:

t+Puccinia carthami (Promycetes)
CARYOPTERIS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CAST EA:

tCylinarosporium castaneae (Deuteromycetes)
CATASETUM

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

S. mera (Promycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

+U. nigropuncta (Promycetes)
CATTLEYA:

tMyiocopron corrientinum (Deuteromycetes)
CEDRELA:
tPhomopsis cedrelae (Deuter ony cees)
CEPHALOCEREUS

Pyrenochaeta spinicola (Deuteromycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

{Dendrodochium rubellum (Deuteromycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)

tSeptoria leucanthemi (Deuteromycetes)
CIRSIUM:

+ Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
CITRULLUS:

Tobacco ring spot virus (Virus)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

tConiella diplodiella (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

+Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)

Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS AURANTIUM X C. RETICULATA:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
+Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS ICHANGENSIS VAR.:.:
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS ICHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:
Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
tS. limonum (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS PARADISI:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:
+Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA:
+Coniothecium scabrum (Dueteromycetes)
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
+‘‘Greasy spot’’
+Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA HYBRID:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

CITRUS RETICULATA X C. SINENSIS:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1962

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

CITRUS SINENSIS:
Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)
t‘‘Greasy spot’’
+Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)
Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)
Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)

CITRUS SP.:

Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CLEMATIS:

{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

tPhoma demissa (Deuteromycetes)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
COCHLIODA:

+Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
COCOS:

+ Diplodia coccocarpa (Deuteromycetes)
COLCHICUM:

Ditylenchus destructor (Nematoda)
COLEUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
COLOCASIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
CORDYLINE:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
CRASSULA:

Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
CUPHEA:

tCercospora cupheae (Deuteromycetes)
CYCNOCHES:

+Sphenospora mera (Promycetes)
CYRTOPODIUM:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
DAHLIA:

Corynebacterium fascians (Schizomycetes)

Meloidogyne arenaria thamesi (Nematoda)

{Pratylenchus coffeae (Nematoda)
DAUCUS:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
DELPHINIUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
DENDROBIUM:

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

{Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
DIACRIUM:

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)
DIEFFENBACHIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
DIOSCOREA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

{Pratylenchus coffeae (Nematoda)

Scutellonema bradys (Nematoda)
DRACAENA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)
ECHEVERIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
ELYMUS:

{Phyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)
EPIDENDRUM:

Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)

tOphiodothella orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

~Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

7S. saphena (Promycetes)

+ Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. nigropuncta (Promycetes)
EPIPHYLLUM:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
ERYTHRINA:

tCercospora erythrinae (Deuteromycetes)
EUPHORBIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
FAGRAEA:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
FICUS:

tCerotelium fici (Promycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

tPhlyctaena ficuwm (Deuteromycetes)

7Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
FORTUNELLA(?):

Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

FRAGARIA:

+Marssonina fragariae (Deuteromycetes)

{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

tMycosphaerella fragariae (Ascomycetes)
FRAXINUS:

tPleospora samarae (Ascomycetes)
GARDENIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
© M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
GERBERA:

{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
GEUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
GLADIOLUS:

Ditylenchus destructor (Nematoda)

Meloidogyne arenaria thamesi (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
GOSSYPIUM:

+Phakopsora gossypii (Promycetes)
GYPSOPHYLLA:

onto: incognita (Nematoda)

{Septoria exotica (Deuteromycetes)
HEDERA:

Cryptocline paradora (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllosticta hedericola (Deuteromycetes)

{Xanthomonas hederae (Schizomycetes)
HEDYCHIUM:

+Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
HELICONIA:

+ Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
HEPATICA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
HIBISCUS:

{Meloidogyne javanica javanica (Nematoda)
HORDEUM:

tTyphula itoana (Basidiomycetes)
HOSTA:

Meloidogyne arenaria thamesi (Nematoda)
M. incognita (Nematoda)
HUNTLEYA:
Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
LEX:

{Rhytisma ilicis-latifoliae (Ascomycetes)
IONOPSIS:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

7S. mera (Promycetes)

S. saphena (Promycetes)
IPOMOEA:

+ Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
IRIS:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

1M. javanica javanica (Nematoda)

+Puccinia iridis (Promycetes)
IXORA:

{Meloidogyne javanica javanica (Nematoda)
JASMINUM:

tPuccinia abyssinica (Promycetes)
JATROPHA:

Phakopsora jatrophicola (Promycetes)
JUNCUS:

Uromyces junci (Promycetes)
JUNIPERUS:

G. haraeanum (Promycetes)

{Lophodermium juniperinum (Ascomycetes)
KAEMPFERIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
LABURNUM:

Coniothyrium cytisellum (Deuteromycetes)
LACTUCA:

{Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

7M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
LAELIA:

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
LENS:

Uromyces fabae (Promycetes)

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84. PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

LESPEDEZA:

Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis (Promycetes)
LIGULARIA:

coat etelie penetrans (Nematoda)
LON RA

Molatlanine incognita (Nematoda)
LYCOPERSICON:

t Meloidogyne incognita incognita (Nematoda)

{Tobacco mosaic virus (Virus)
MACROZAMIA:

Dothiorella pericarpica (Deuteromycetes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Promycetes)
MALUS:

tDendrophoma pulvis-pyrius (Deuteromycetes)

Elisinoe piri (Ascomycetes)

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)

UA a scribneri (Nematoda)
MANGIFERA:

{Elsinoe mangiferae (Ascomycetes)
MAXILLARIA:

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)
MILTONIA:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

TS. mera (Promycetes)
MUSA:

{+Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Aphelenchoides subtenuis (Nematoda)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda)
NOTYLIA:

tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
ODONTOGLOSSUM:

I orchidearum (Ascomycetes)
OENOTHER
6 vaclolacoune hasta (Nematoda)

tMacrophoma dalmatica (Deuteromycetes)
ONCIDIUM:

{| Myiocopron corrientinum (Deuteromycetes)

tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

TS. saphena (Promycetes)

Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)

U. oncidii (Promycetes)
ORCHID:

Cercospora odontoglossi (Deuteromycetes)

tChaetopeltopsis tenuissima (Ascomycetes)

Ophiodothella orchidearum (Ascomycetes)

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

{tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

S. mera (Promycetes)

t Uredo behnickiana (Promycetes)

U. epidendri (Promycetes)

U. guacae (Promycetes)

U. oncidii (Promycetes)
ORNITHOCEPHALUS:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Didymellina ornithogali (Ascomycetes)

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes)
ORYZA:

Diplodia oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

tNeovossia horrida (Promycetes)

Septoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)

{Mycosphaerella palmae (Ascomycetes)

tStigmina palmivora (Deuteromycetes)
PARKINSONIA:

tPhyllosticta LI Si (Deuteromycetes)
PELARGONIUM

tConiothyrium trabutii (Deuteromycetes)

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
PEPEROMIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
PETROSELINUM:

t Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
PHASEOLUS:

Elsinoe phaseoli (Ascomycetes)

tPhyllosticta phaseolina (Deuteromycetes)
PHRAGMITES:

Lophodermium arundinaceum (Ascomycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

{Pleospora microspora (Ascomycetes)
PICEA:
Copied emiur piceae (Ascomycetes)
INUS:

tM ycospiaenclie acicola (Ascomycetes)
POLIANTHE

Meloidogyne akg (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
POLYGONUM:

tPuccinia polygoni-amphibii (Promycetes)
POLYSTACHYA:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
POPULUS

‘Cercospora populina (Deuteromycetes)
POTENTILLA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
PROTEA

Leptosphaeria protearum (Ascomycetes)

Phaeosphaerella senniana (Ascomycetes)
PRUNUS:

Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
PTEROCARPUS:

tMyiocopron pereirae (Deuteromycetes)
PUNICA:

Cercospora punicae (Deuteromycetes)

Cytospora punica (Deuteromycetes)

tSphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
PYRETHRUM:

Meoiony ne hapla (Nematoda)
PYRU

Septoria: pirscola (Deuteromycetes)
QUERC

CReneiEn quercuum (Promycetes)

Dothiorella phomiformis (Deuteromycetes)
RAVENALA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
RHODODENDRON

Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
RHYNCHOSTYLIS:
® Ba a pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

BE
Cronartium ribicola (Promycetes)
RODRIGUEZIA:

NSO ee ore kevorkianii (Promycetes)

A:

tRose mosaic—yellow type (Virus)

tSphaceloma rosarum (Deuteromycetes)
RUBUS:

Kuehneola uredinis (Promycetes)
RUSCUS:

Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)
SALIX:

{Cytospora translucens (Deuteromycetes)

{Diplodina salicis (Deuteromycetes)
SANSEVIERIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
SASA:

Puccinia longicornis (Promycetes)
SEDUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
SIMMONDSIA

{Sirumnee simmondsiae (Deuteromycetes)

tCriconema celetum (Nematoda)
tCriconemoides curvatum (Nematoda)
C. mutabile (Nematoda)
tC. peruense (Nematoda)
tHelicotylenchus buxophilus (Nematoda)
tH. dihystera (Nematoda)
H. nannus (Nematoda)
| Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)
+H. cacti (Nematoda)
HI. humuli (Nematoda)
+H. punctata (Nematoda)
H. rostochiensis (Nematoda)
{Pratylenchus coffeae (Nematoda)
Rotylenchus robustus (Nematoda)
+Scutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
t{Tylenchorhynchus acti (Nematoda)
T. capitatus (Nematoda)
1T. claytoni (Nematoda)
{T. dubius (Nematoda)

SOLANUM STOLONIFERUM:
Thecaphora solani (Promycetes)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1962

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:

{Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. arenaria thamesi (Nematoda)

M. incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

CE asperum (Deuteromycetes)
SOLANUM
: Meloitonyre a earnita (Nematoda)

OR
tGymnosporangium cornutum (Promycetes)
SORGHUM:

+Sphacelotheca reiliana (Promycetes)
SPONDIAS:

tChaetopeltopsis tenuissima (Ascomycetes)

{+Sphaceloma spondiadis (?) (Deuteromycetes)
STACHYTARPHETA:

Puccinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
STANHOPEA:

Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
STENORYNCHUS:

tUredo neopustulata (Promycetes)
TAXODIUM:

tMycoisphaerella taxodii (Ascomycetes)
TECOMA:

Prospodium appendiculatum (Promycetes)
TEUCRIUM:

seal hapla (Nematoda)
THUIJA

{Didymascella (Keithia) thujina (Ascomycetes)

TILLANDSIA:
} Uredo nidularii (Promycetes)

TRICYRTIS:

seu ara penetrans (Nematoda
TRITICUM
pr eetosphaeria eustomoides (Ascomycetes)

Meloidog yne arenaria (Nematoda)
VANDA

Phyllostictina pyriformis (Deuteromycetes)
VIBURNUM:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

ue ee javanica (Nematoda)

tlsine ampelina (Ascomycetes)
YUCC

bSiickeria es (Ascomycetes)
ZANTEDESCH

Meloidogyne Beare (Nematoda)

1M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

M. javanica (Nematoda)
ZEBRINA:

Miao og une incognita (Nematoda)
ZELKOV.

Anan larvarum (Deuteromycetes)
ZINGIBER:

{Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)

tM, javanica (Nematoda)

{M. javanica javanica (Nematoda)

Radopholus similis (Nematoda)
ZINNIA:

tAlternaria zinniae (Deuteromycetes)
ZYGOPETALUM:

Uredo guacae (Promycetes)

U. oncidit (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

GRASS:
tPhyllachora graminis (Ascomycetes)
ROOTS:
tPythium intermedium (Phycomycetes)
IP. mamillatum (Phycomycetes)
1P. salpingophorum (Phycomycetes)

TP. ultimum (Phycomycetes)

SUCCULENT

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
OOD:

tH ypoxylon marginatum (Ascomycetes)

A dagger (7) indicates a first interception from the country of origin.
A double dagger ({) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

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Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN:
+ Xanthomonas citri
ANTIQUA:
+Sphenospora kevorkianii
ARGENTINA:
tCriconemoides curvatum
Elsinoe australis
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
tHelicotylenchus dihystera
{Heterodera punctata
Meloidogyne arenaria
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
ASIA (country(?)):
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
AUSTRALIA:
Cryptospora longispora
Dothiorella pericarpica
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Macrophoma araucariae
t+Pratylenchus coffeae

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa

AUSTRIA:

Chrysomyzxa ledi var. rhododendri

Heterodera avenae
A. cacti
AZORES:
tHelicotylenchus dihystera
{ Heterodera avenae
tMeloidogyne incognita acrita
Rotylenchus robustus
BAHAMAS:
Cercospora angraeci
{Mycosphaerella palmae
tSphaerophragmium acaciae
BAHAMAS (?):
Sphenos pora kevorkianii
BELGIUM:
+ Heterodera cacti
HZ. punctata
BERMUDA:
+ Puccinia iridis
BRAZIL:
Elsinoe australis
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
tHelicotylenchus dihystera
{Meloidogyne arenaria
M. incognita
tMyiocopron pereirae
tScutellonema brachyurum
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo behnickiana
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)

BRITISH HONDURAS:
{Myiocopron corrientinum
Sphenospora kevorkianti
Uredo oncidii

CANADA:
tAlternaria zinniae
Cronartium ribicola
tDidymascella (Kiethia) thujina
Mycosphaerella fragariae
tPratylenchus scribneri

CANAL ZONE:
Cercospora angraeci
{Meloidogyne javanica javanica
tNectria infusaria
Sphenospora kevorkianii
tS. mera
Uredo guacae
U. oncidii
CANARY ISLANDS:
| Heterodera avenae
CHILE:
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
CHINA:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Uromyces fabae
Xanthomonas citri
COLOMBIA:
{Rose mosaic—yellow type
tSphenospora kevorkianii
tUredo nidularii

See footnotes at end of this list.

COSTA RICA:
{Heterodera cacti
t+ Meloidogyne javanica
tOphiodothella orchidearum
Sphenospora kevorkianti
Uredo behnickiana
U. guacae
U. nidularii
CUBA:
Meloidogyne incognita
M., javanica
Scutellonema bradys
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Lophodermium arundinaceum
DENMARK:
{Diplodina salicis
Heterodera rostochiensis
{tPhyllachora graminis
DOMINICA:
tPhomopsis cedrelae
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
tCerotelium fict
{Elsinoe mangiferae
Meloidogyne incognita
Phakopsora jatrophicola
tSphaceloma punicae
tSphenospora saphena
ECUADOR:
t Meloidogyne incognita
Sphenospora kevorkianii
{ Uredo behnickiana
U. oncidit
ENGLAND:
Chrysomyzxa ledi var. rhododendr
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Helicotylenchus dihystera
Fleterodera avenae
HL. cacti
HA. punctata
HI. rostochiensis
{tLophodermium juniperinum
Meloidogyne hapla
+{Meloidogyne javanica
Phyllosticta hedericola
Puccinia buxi
Septoria lewcanthemi
tSphaceloma rosarum
{Sphenospora kevorkianii
{Tylenchorhynchus dubius
tUromyces betae
{Xanthomonas hederae
ETHIOPIA:
tPuccinia abyssinica
tSteganosporium foliicolum
FEDERATION OF MALAYA:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
FINLAND:
tGymnosporangium cornutum
FORMOSA:
tAscochyta citri
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
FRANCE:
Cumminsiella mirabilissima
Heterodera avenae
A. cacti
FH. rostochiensis
Kuehneola uredinis
{Meloidogyne hapla
Meloidogyne javanica
Monilinia fructigena
{Phoma demissa
{Rhytisma acerinum
TR. punctatum
gaye leucanthema
S. minimum

GERMANY:

tAscochyta armoraciae
Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri
{Elsinoe ampelina

Hleterodera avenae

Hi. cacti

HA humuli

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

GERMAN Y—Continued
H. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Lophodermium arundinaceum
Meloidogyne hapla
+M. javanica
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella fragariae
Puccinia buzi
Rotylenchus robustus
Sphaceloma rosarum
GREECE:
+Puccinia carthami
Uromyces junci
GREECE(?):
{Septoria erotica
GUADELOUPE:
+‘‘Greasy spot”
GUAM:
Xanthomonas citri
GUATEMALA:
Meloidogyne arenaria
+M. arenaria arenaria
M. incognita acrita
hyllostictina pyriformis
{Scutellonema brachyurum
+Sphenospora kevorkianii
7S. mera
HAITI:
+Phakopsora gossypit
+Puccinia iridis
Sphenospora kevorkianii
HAWAII:
Macrophoma musae
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Radopholus similis
Uromyces alyxiae
HONDURAS:
+Phyllachora engleri
7P. graminis
Sphenospora kevorkianii
} Uredo behnickiana
TU. guacae
U. oncidii
HONG KONG:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
INDIA:
Graphiola borassi
Meloidogyne arenaria
{M. hapla
M. incognita
M. javanica
Xanthomonas citri
INDONESIA:
Xanthomonas citri
IRELAND:
Heterodera punctata
H. rostochiensis
Puccinia buxi
ITALY:
Aphelenchoides subtenuis
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
tCylindrosporium castaneae
LDendrophoma pulvis-pyrius
tElsinoe ampelina
Helicotylenchus nannus
Heterodera avenae
H. cacti
H. punctata
Meloidogyne incognita
M. incognita acrita
{Neovossia horrida
Phyllosticta ruscicola
{Pleospora samarae
tPseudolachnea bubakii
Puccinia buzi
Septoria citri
S. limonum
S. piricola
tStigmina palmivora
+ Tylenchorhynchus clay toni
JAMAICA:
“‘Greasy spot’’
eloidogyne javanica javanica
+Pratylenchus coffeae

See footnotes at end of this list.

Sphenosporatkevorkianii
S. saphena

Uredo behnickiana

U. gquacae

{U. neopustulata

U. nigropuncta

U. oncidii

JAPAN:
Aphelenchoides fragariae
Ascochyta citri
tConiothecium scabrum
Cronartium quercuum
Diplodia oryzae
Dothiorella phomiformis
{Fusarium larvarum
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Gymnosporangium haraeanum
Leptosphaeria eustomoides
Meloidogyne arenaria
M. arenaria thamesi
M. hapla
M. incognita
M. incognita acrita
M. javanica
Mycosphaerella schoenoprast
Neovossia horrida
Puccinia horiana
P. longicornis
tRhytisma ilicis-latifoliae
Septoria citri
S. oryzae
{Trichocladium asperum
{Typhula itoana
Uromyces lespedezae-procumbentis
Xanthomonas citri

KOREA:

+Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
LEBANON:

tMacrophoma dalmatica

MACAO:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa

MEXICO:
tCercospora cupheae
tC. erythrinae
C. odontoglossi
tC. populina
C. punicae
tChaetopeltopsis tenuissima
{Coniella diplodiella
Coniothyrina agaves
tConiothyrium trabutii
£Criconema celetum
tCriconemoides curvatum
C. mutabile
tC. peruense
Cronartium quercuum
Cytospora punica
{Dendrodochium rubellum
Ditylenchus dipsaci
tHelicotylenchus buxophilus
tH. dihystera
HA. nannus
Heterodera cacti
H. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Meloidogyne arenaria
M. incognita
M. incognita acrita
LM. incognita incognita
M. javanica
{Mycosphaerella taxodii
;+Myiocopron corrientinum
Ophiodothella orchidearum
Papularia vinosa
tPhyllosticta bromeliae
tP. parkinsoniae
+P. phaseolina
Phyllostictina pyriformis
tPhlyctaena ficuuwm
+Pratylenchus co ffeae
Prospodium appendiculatum
Pyrenochaeta spinicola
Scutellonema brachyurum
Sphaceloma punicae

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Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
{tSphenospora kevorkianii
TS. saphena
S. mera
Stomatogene agaves
tStrickeria obducens
tStrumella simmondsiae
Thecaphora solani
Tobacco ring spot virus
tTylenchorhynchus acti
T. capitatus
Uredo behnickiana
U. nidularii
U. oncidii

MOROCCO:

{Heterodera punctata
{Meloidogyne incognita acrita

MOZAMBIQUE:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa

NEPAL:

{Macrophoma musae

NETHERLANDS:
tAlternaria zinniae
Coniothy rium cytisellum
Cryptocline paradoxa
Ditylenchus destructor
Heterodera punctata
Hi. rostochiensis
Meloidogyne arenaria
M. hapla
M. incognita acrita
{Pleospora microspora
Pratylenchus penetrans
Rotylenchus robustus
tSeptoria minimum

NEW ZEALAND:
Cryptospora longispora
{Diaporthe camelliae
Macrophoma araucariae
{Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi

NICARAGUA:

{Diplodia coccocarpa

NORFOLK ISLAND:
Cryptospora longispora
Macrophoma araucariae

NORWAY:
tGymnosporangium cornutum
Heterodera punctata
Leptosphaeria eustomoides

OKINAWA:

Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa

PAKISTAN:
{tSphacelotheca reiliana

PANAMA:
t+ Meloidogyne arenaria
tM. incognita
Sphenospora kevorkianii

S. mera
Uredo guacae
+U. nidularit

PARAGUAY:

Elsinoe australis

PERU:

} Heterodera cacti

HI. rostochiensis
Meloidogyne arenaria
Sphenospora kevorkianii
S. mera

Uredo guacae

{U. nigropuncta

U. oncidii

PHILIPPINES:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
ive ypory ylon marginatum

POLA
ieteroden rostochiensis
tM VCORD ene Jragariae

PORTUGAL:

{Heterodera punctata
t Meloidogyne incognita

PUERTO RICO:
tChaetopeltopsis tenwissima
Elsinoe mangiferae
E. phaseoli’

Puccinia urbaniana
tSphaceloma spondiadis (?)
Uromyces dolicholi

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA:

Didymellina ornithogali
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Leptosphaeria protearum
Meloidogyne incognita
M. incognita acrita
M. javanica
Phaeosphaerella senniana
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
SCOTLAND:
Heterodera rostochiensis
SIERRA LEONE:
{Meloidogyne incognita
SINGAPORE:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Macrophoma musae
SPAIN:
{Dothidella depazeoides
Elsinoe piri
{Meloidogyne javanica
Monilinia fructigena
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi
Septoria citri
tS. limonum
SWEDEN:
{Heterodera cacti
HA. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Monilinia fructigena
SWITZERLAND:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
tCytospora translucens
tLophodermium piceae
{Meloidogyne hapla
TAHITI:
+Meloidogyne incognita acrita
TAHITI (?):
{tGuignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
THAILAND:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Phyllostictina pyriformis
Xanthomonas citri
TRINIDAD:
Meloidogyne incognita
Sphenospora kevorkianii
tS. saphena

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS:

tPuccinia polygoni-amphibii
{Pythium intermedium
LP. mamillatum
LP. salpingophorum
{P. ultimum
UNKNOWN:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
Corynebacterium fascians
Cumminsiella mirabilissima
Elsinoe australis
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
Heterodera punctata
H. rostochiensis
Etuehneola uredinis
tMycosphaerella acicola
Puccinia buzri
Septoria citri
Uredo behnickiana
Xanthomonas citri
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
URUGUAY:
Elsinoe australis
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
VENEZUELA:
{+Marssonina fragariae
tTobacco mosaic virus
Uredo epidendri
VIETNAM:
Guignardia (Phoma) citricarpa
WALES:
Heterodera punctata
WEST AFRICA:
{Meloidogyne arenaria

A dagger (ft) indicates a first interception from the country named,
A double dagger (t) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:1963

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Issued—April 1964

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION
FEDERAL CENTER BUILDING
HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND 20781

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

(Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963)

Compiled by
Bessie C. Mumford
Plant Quarantine Aid

INTRODUCTION

This report covers the 50th year of plant quarantine work in the
United States. It summarizes records of plant pests found in, on,
or with plants, plant products, baggage, cargo, mail, and means of
conveyance (1) imported into or entering the United States or the
offshore possessions, (2) offered for entry but refused, (8) in quarters
or stores of planes and ships, (4) offered for entry for immediate
transportation and exportation in bond, (5) in domestic shipments to
the mainland from the States of Alaska and Hawaii, the American
Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, and other
possessions, or (6) in preclearance inspection in the Bahamas and
Bermuda.

The pests listed include insects, mites, snails, bacteria, fungi,
nematodes, and viruses of known or potential plant quarantine
significance to the United States or of scientific interest. Some
common organisms are included if they are new to the country of
origin or the host plant.

This list reports identifications received during the fiscal year 1963
and includes many interceptions made during previous years, since
determinations are sometimes delayed because of heavy work loads
or lack of specialists for certain types of organisms. Most identifica-
tions are made by specialists of the Entomology Research Division,
the Plant Quarantine Division (both of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture), and the Department of Entomology, U.S. National
Museum (of the Smithsonian Institution). However, many pests
intercepted in California are identified by collaborating State officials.
Snail identifications are made largely by taxonomists in the Division
of Mollusks of the U.S. National Museum. Some disease determina-
tions and critical studies are made by specialists of the Crops Research
Division, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Many host plants are
identified by workers in the Department of Botany, Smithsonian
Institution.

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Scientific names of insects and diseases are reviewed by specialists
of the Plant Quarantine Division, who also assist in compiling the list.
Nematode names are checked in Nematology Investigations and host
names are reviewed in the New Crops Research Branch. Every
effort is made to conform to the International Rules of Nomenclature.
Family names are shown with the insects in the tabulation and orders
are given in the host list. Classes of diseases are shown in the disease
host list.

It is often difficult to trace the true origin of stores in planes and
ships. Questionable cases are omitted, listed with a question mark,
or shown as unknown.

NOTES ON PESTS INTERCEPTED

The total number of interceptions submitted during the fiscal year
1963 was 31,439, as compared with 33,033 the previous year. ‘This
does not include certain common pests which are widespread in this
country and are no longer recorded. Of the total identified during
the year, 12,482 were considered important enough to be reported in
this list. That figure includes the incompletely determined pests
which were significant. Last year the total in the list was 10,921.

Airborne Material

Interceptions of pests arriving by air totaled 12,700, of which
10,983 were insects, mites, or snails and 1,717 were diseases or nema-
todes. ‘There were 419 interceptions of significant insects found as
stowaways on airplanes. Among the important pests arriving by air
were 179 interceptions of the European cherry fruit fly, 207 of the
Mediterranean fruit fly, 52 of the Mexican fruit fly, 41 of the olive
fruit fly, 36 of the oriental fruit fly, 34 of the pink bollworm, 206 of
the West Indian fruit fly, 290 of the yanone scale, 371 of the black
spot of citrus, 204 of citrus canker, 130 of the sweet orange scab, and
16 of the golden nematode.

FRUIT FLIES

There were 1433 fruit fly interceptions identified to species. This large number
includes many intercepted in previous years which were identified and recorded
this year. ‘The species were as follows:

Anastrepha fraterculus(?) (once) in coffee berry in airmail from Brazil.

Anastrepha ludens, the Mexican fruit fly, was intercepted 401 times from
Mexico and once from Panama. ‘The hosts were apple, grapefruit, lime, mamey,
Mandarin orange, mango, peach, pear, pomegranate, quince, sapote, and sweet
orange. A. ludens(?) (3 times) in sapote in air stores and mango in baggage
from Mexico.

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans, the West Indian fruit fly (875 times), an adult
at large in airplane and larvae in guava, mango, purple mombin, tropical almond,
unidentified fruit, and yellow mombin from Brazil, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica,
Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, St. Kitts, St. Martin, Tortola, and an unknown
origin.

Anastrepha ocresia (once) in sapodilla in air baggage from the Dominican
Republic. This is the first authentic collection from sapodilla in the U.S. National
Museum.

Anastrepha striata (twice) in guava in air baggage from El Salvador and
Nicaragua.

Anastrepha suspensa (3 times) in guava in air baggage and baggage from the
Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

Ceratitis capitata, the Mediterranean fruit fly (293 times), in apple, apricot,
Arabian coffee berry, baggage (with sphagnum moss packing), bell pepper, cactus

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 3

fruit, calamondin orange, chili pepper, Citrus sinensis var. shamutz, in pulp cover-
ing common pistache nut, date, Hugenia sp. fruit, fig, grapefruit, guava, Indiapoon
beauty-leaf fruit, jujube, kaki persimmon, Malay-apple, Mandarin orange, mango,
nectarine, papaya, peach, pear, plum, pomegranate, pricklypear, quince, sweet
orange, tropical almond, and unidentified fruit. Countries of origin were Africa
(country(?)), Argentina, Azores, Brazil, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Europe (country(?)),
Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, France, Greece, Hawaii, Israel, Italy,
Jordan, Lebanon, Liberia, Malta, Morocco, Peru, Portugal, Republic of South
Africa, Senegal, Spain, United Arab Republic, an unknown origin, and Uruguay.
C. capitata(?) (15 times) in apricot, Arabian coffee berry, English walnut, mango,
peach, pepper, sweet orange, and tomato from Argentina, Australia(?), Ber-
muda(?), Brazil, Canary Islands, Costa Rica, Greece, Hawaii, Israel, Italy,
Liberia, and the United Arab Republic.

Ceratitis colae(?) (once) in Sudan colanut in air baggage from Nigeria.

Ceratitis rubivora (once) in Rubus sp. seed in mail from Ethiopia.

Dacus cucurbitae, the melon fly (5 times), in balsampear in air baggage from
the Philippines, bell pepper in stores from Hawaii, chili pepper in air baggage
from Thailand, and cucumber in stores from Hawaii and the Ivory Coast. D.
cucurbitae(?) (4 times) in cucumber in stores from Hawaii.

Dacus dorsalis, the oriental fruit fly (48 times), an adult in a flight bag and
larvae in avocado, carambola, Hugenia sp. fruit, guava, Indiapoon beautyleaf
fruit, Malay-apple, mango, papaya, pepper, rose-apple, and tropical almond
from Hawaii and the Philippines. JD. dorsalis(?) (10 times) in avocado, candlenut-
tree fruit, guava, and mango from Hawaii and India.

Dacus oleae, the olive fruit fly (80 times), an adult in baggage (with lemon)
and larvae in common olive, Olea sp., and warty olive. Countries of origin were
Ethiopia, Europe (country(?)), France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Republic
of South Africa, and Spain. JD. oleae(?) (once) in common olive in air baggage
from Italy.

Euleia heraclez (once) in celery in stores from France. FE. heraclei(?) (3 times)
in celery in stores from England and Italy and in parsley in stores from Belgium.

Rhagoletis alternata(?) (once) in rose hip in baggage from Czechoslovakia.

Rhagoletis cerasz, the European cherry fruit fly (186 times), in Mazzard cherry,
sour cherry, and cherry from the Azores, Europe (country(?)), France, Germany,
Israel, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and an unknown origin. R&R. cerasi(?)
(once) in cherry in stores from Turkey.

Tephritis conura (once) in thistle flower head in air baggage from Sweden.

INSECTS OTHER THAN FRUIT FLIES

Of the serious insect pests intercepted the following are of unusual interest:

Acrolepia assectella (Yponomeutidae) (20 times) in leek in air baggage from
France and stores from France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands; in onion
in air baggage from France; and in stores (with cauliflower) from France.

doretus sinicus (Scarabaeidae) as stowaway on airplane, in baggage, on cut
flowers in air baggage and aircargo, and on orchid in air baggage from Hawaii;
and in mail sack from Guam.

Adoxophyes reticulana (Tortricidae) (8 times) on cut lilac in aircargo from
Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Aleyrodidae), the citrus blackfly (36 times), on Citrus
sp. leaf, sour lime leaf, sour orange leaf, sweet orange leaf, and rose leaf from
Costa Rica, Ecuador, Jamaica, Mexico, and Nicaragua. <A. woglumi(?) (4 times)
on Citrus sp. leaf, coffee leaf, and sour lime leaf from Jamaica and Mexico.

Anthonomus rectirostris (Curculionidae) in black cherry seed in mail from
Belgium.

Argyroploce lacunana (Olethreutidae) on birch plant in air baggage from
Norway.

Austrotortrix postvittana (Tortricidae) or near, in apple and plum in cargo from
New Zealand.

s lasiodacna atra (Cosmopterigidae) in apple in air baggage from Germany and
oland.

Brachycerus albidentatus (Curculionidae) in garlic in baggage from Italy.

Brachycerus algirus (Curculionidae) in garlic in air baggage and baggage from
Italy and cargo from Italy and Spain.

Brevipalpus chilensis (Tenuipalpidae) on lemon in air stores from an unknown
origin.

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Bruchus dentipes (Bruchidae) in broadbean in air baggage from Iran and Italy,
baggage from Greece and Italy, and mail from Italy.

Bryobia ehart (Tetranychidae) on chrysanthemum cut flower in air baggage
from Japan.

Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Tortricidae) on cut carnation in air baggage from
Spain and rose plant in air baggage from Italy.

Carposina niponensis (Carposinidae) (10 times) in apple in air stores and stores
from Japan.

Ceroplastes rubens (Coccidae) on anthurium leaf in airmail from Hawaii, English
ivy leaf in air quarters from an unknown origin, irontree leaf in air baggage from
Hawaii, and leaf of an unidentified plant in air baggage from Australia.

Chilo suppressalis (Crambidae), the Asiatic rice borer (11 times), in rice husks
in stores from the Philippines; rice straw in air baggage, aircargo, cargo, mail, and
stores from Japan; and rice straw jacket for liquor in air baggage from Spain.

Clysiana ambiguella (Phaloniidae) in grape in air baggage from Hungary and
air quarters from an unknown origin.

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Curculionidae) in avocado seed in aircargo and in
avocado and Mexican avocado fruit in baggage from Mexico.
= Coptotermes formosanus (Rhinotermitidae) in mail package of dried shells from

awaii.

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Phycitidae) (25 times) in mango, pomegranate, quince,
and sweet orange from Cape Verde Islands, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, an
unknown origin, Venezuela, and Yugoslavia.

Curculio elephas (Curculionidae) (109 times) in European chestnut and un-
identified species of chestnut from France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Switzer-
land, and Yugoslavia.

Cylas formicarius formicarius (Curculionidae) in sweetpotato in air baggage
and mail from the Philippines and stores from Hong Kong and Japan.

Cylas puncticollis (Curculionidae) (11 times) in sweetpotato in aircargo (as
monkey food) from Kenya, cargo from Nigeria and Sierra Leone, quarters from
Liberia, and stores from Sierra Leone.

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Aleyrodidae) on Arabian jasmine leaf in aircargo from
the Philippines and mail from Hawaii, gardenia leaf in air baggage from Hawaii
and Tahiti, and unidentified plant in air baggage from China.

Diaprepes abbreviatus (Curculionidae) as stowaway on airplane from Puerto
Rico and on cut flowers and Sierra bladder-nut in aircargo from Haiti. D.
abbreviatus var. on cut flowers in aircargo from Haiti.

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Pyraustidae) on 5-needle dwarf pine tree in baggage
and cargo from Japan.

Dyspessa ulula (Cossidae) in garlic in baggage from Italy and cargo from
Spain and an unknown origin.

Epinotia aporema (Olethreutidae) in stores (with cabbage) from Peru and in
string bean in air baggage from Colombia and stores from Chile and Venezuela.

Euproctis similis (Lymantriidae) on hawthorn plant in cargo from Japan.

Euscepes postfasciatus (Curculionidae) in mail (with ti cutting) from Hawaii;
and in sweetpotato in air baggage from Jamaica, baggage from Puerto Rico,
cargo from Tortola, and stores from Brazil, British Guiana, Panama, and Trinidad.

Hvergestis forficalis (Pyraustidae) in cabbage in stores from Belgium, France,
and the Netherlands; and in cauliflower in stores from France.

Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Gelechiidae) in beet in stores from Italy and the
United Arab Republic; and in stores (with string bean) from Italy.

; Gryllotalpa africana (Gryllotalpidae) with cargo (aircraft parts) by air from
apan.

Gryllus bimaculatus (Gryllidae) (8 times) as stowaway in airplane and in air
baggage from Morocco.

Haplothrips tritici (Phlaeothripidae) in wheat stalk in air baggage from the
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Heterobostrychus brunneus (Bostrichidae) in packing boards on cargo from the
Republic of the Congo and West Africa.

Lampides boeticus (Lycaenidae) in mauna loa lei in air baggage, baggage, and
mail from Hawaii, pea pod in stores from Japan, sesbania seed in air baggage from
Hawaii, and string bean in air baggage from Italy.

Laspeyresia splendana (Olethreutidae) (93 times) in acorn in mail from Switzer-
land; in air baggage (with apple) from Portugal; in cork oak seed in cargo from
Italy; and in European chestnut in air baggage from the Azores, France, Greece,
Italy, and Portugal, baggage from Austria, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and
an unknown origin, and cargo and mail from Italy.

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. Lema bilineata (Chrysomelidae) in excelsior packing with melon in cargo from
hile.

Leucinodes orbonalis (Pyraustidae) in eggplant in air baggage from Ghana and
stores from the Federation of Malaysia(?) and Senegal.

Lobesia botrana (Olethreutidae) in grape in air baggage from Italy.

Mamestra brassicae (Noctuidae) (24 times) on cabbage in stores from Belgium,
France, Italy, and the Netherlands; cauliflower in stores from Denmark, France,
Italy, and the Netherlands; kale in air baggage from Denmark; lettuce in stores
from France and Spain; in quarters (with gladiolus cut flowers) by air from Italy;
and on Swiss chard in stores from Italy.

Maruca testulalis (Pyraustidae), a bean pod borer (22 times), in air baggage
(with coriander seed) from the Dominican Republic; in lima bean in cargo from
Puerto Rico; mauna loa lei in air baggage and baggage from Hawaii; pigeonpea
in air baggage from the Dominican Republic, Panama, and Puerto Rico and cargo
from Puerto Rico; sesbania seed in air baggage from Hawaii; and string bean in
air baggage and cargo from Puerto Rico and stores from Japan, Puerto Rico,
Senegal, and Surinam.

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Olethreutidae) in string bean in stores from Japan.

Melolontha melolontha (Scarabaeidae) in quarters of airplane from Switzerland.

Monostetra unicostata (Tingidae) in almond in air baggage from Greece.

Naupactus xanthographus (Curculionidae) in honeydew melon and melon in
cargo from Chile.

Nephotettix apicalis (Cicadellidae) with aircargo of silk stoles from India and
with dry stores from an unknown origin.

Ostrinia nubilalis (Pyraustidae) in apple in baggage from Italy; bell pepper in
air baggage from Italy, air stores from Japan, and stores from Italy and Sweden;
burdock stem in stores from Japan; with corn seed in aircargo from Italy and in
fresh corn ear in stores from Thailand; in peach in air stores from an unknown
origin; and in rice in aircargo from Japan.

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Lygaeidae) in cottonseed in cargo from Pakistan and
pomegranate in air baggage from Israel and baggage from Greece.

Pectinophora gossyptella (Gelechiidae), the pink bollworm (56 times), in cotton
boll, cotton lint, cottonseed, Hawaiian seed cotton, okra, and seed cotton from
Barbados, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Hawaii, Jamaica, Li-
beria, Mexico, Pakistan, an unknown origin, and Venezuela.

Phalonia zephyrana (Phaloniidae) in carrot in stores from Italy.

Phlyctinus callosus (Curculionidae) (13 times) in grape in cargo and quarters
from the Republic of South Africa.

Pieris brassicae (Pieridae) in cabbage in stores from France and Italy and with
military cargo from the Azores and Morocco.

Prays oleellus (Yponomeutidae) in olive in air baggage from Italy and baggage
from Greece.

. Premnotrypes latithorax (Curculionidae) in potato tuber in air baggage from
olivia.

Prodenia litura (Noctuidae) in airplane from an unknown origin; in beet and
pepper in stores from Israel; and with aircargo from the Philippines.

Sesamia cretica (Noctuidae), the durra stem borer (8 times), in broomcorn in
baggage from Italy, cargo from Greece, Italy, and Spain; corn ear in air baggage
from Italy and an unknown origin; and corn husk packing in mail from Italy.

Sesamia nonagriodes (Noctuidae) with chestnut in air baggage from Portugal
and baggage from Spain.

Spanioneura fonscolombert (Psyllidae) on carnation and chrysanthemum cut
flowers in air quarters from England.

Stephanoderes hampet (Scolytidae) in Arabian coffee berry in air baggage from
Brazil; and coffee berry in air baggage from Formosa, cargo from the Republic of
South Africa and an unknown origin, and mail from an unknown origin.

Sternochetus mangiferae (Curculionidae) in mango in air baggage from Hawaii
and India and mail and stores from Hawaii.

Taeniothrips eucharit (Thripidae) on Lycoris spp. and narcissus bulbs in cargo
from Japan.

Tetranychus viennensis (Tetranychidae) on apple in air baggage from Hungary
and Japan.

Thrips imaginis (Thripidae) on hyacinth cut flower in air quarters and rose cut
flower in baggage from Australia.

Tortriz excessana (Tortricidae) in apple in cargo from New Zealand.

Trogoderma granarium (Dermestidae), the khapra beetle (225 times), with
bagging and ballast, in broadbean, with cargo and in cargo hold, in celery seed,

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chickpea, cinnamon, coriander seed, cumin seed, with debris, in divi-divi pod,
fennel seed, grain, gum arabic, gum tragacanth, gum zedou, guar gum, karaya
gum, mung bean, myrobalan, nutmeg, pea, pigeonpea, pistache nut, psyllium
seed, Pyrus sp. seed, quarters, rice, soybean, stores, string bean, talha gum, and
tamarind seed powder. Countries of origin of the infested materials were Ceylon,
England, Federation of Malaysia, Formosa, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India,
Iran, Japan, Kenya(?), Korea, Kuwait, Lebanon, Netherlands, Pakistan, Sey-
chelles, Sudan, Thailand, and an unkown origin.

Unaspis yanonensis (Coccidae), the yanone scale (427 times), on Citrus sp.,
grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, Marumi kumquat, sour orange, sweet
orange, tangelo, and yuzu from Australia, China, Fiji, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan,
Philippines, and an unkown origin.

SNAILS

The following snails are of particular interest:

Achatina fulica, the giant African snail, on packing crate of military cargo by
air from Formosa.

Arianta arbustorum with air baggage from Germany, on cauliflower and lettuce
in stores from the Netherlands, and on violet plant in air baggage from Germany.

Bradybaena similaris (10 times) on anthurium in air baggage and mail from
Hawaii, on dasheen plant in air baggage, ti in aircargo, and cut flowers in mail
from Hawaii; military cargo from Bermuda; and orchid flowers in aircargo, cargo,
and mail from Hawaii.

Cochlicella barbara (31 times) on automobile in cargo from Libya and Morocco,
four-o’clock seed in cargo from France, garlic in stores from Morocco, and military
cargo from Crete, France, Greece, Morocco, and Spain.

Cochlicella ventrosa (18 times) on automobile in cargo from Libya, cabbage and
leek in stores from Portugal, lettuce in stores from Italy, and military cargo from
the Azores and Spain by air and by surface cargo from the Azores, Morocco,
Spain, and an unknown origin.

Fifteen species of Helicella were intercepted a total of 92 times from Crete,
Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Nether-
lands, Spain, Turkey, and an unknown origin. The hosts were airplane, auto-
mobile, cabbage, cauliflower, chicory, cork oak, four-o’clock seed, leek, military
cargo, residue in hold, soil with begonia plant, stores, and tassel grapehyacinth.

Helicina neritella on orchid plant in air baggage from Jamaica.

Helix figulina on military cargo by air from Turkey. HA. pomatia with air
baggage from Germany.

Monacha cantiana and M. carthusiana on military cargo from France. M.
oliviert on military cargo from Greece and Turkey, and in soil with plant in baggage
from Greece.

Retinella hammonis in soil in air baggage from Ireland, soil with birch shoot in
air baggage from Italy, and soil with potted plant in air baggage from Germany.

Rumina decollata on military cargo from Morocco.

Subulina octona on four-o’clock seed in cargo from the Netherlands and orchid
plant in aircargo from Peru.

Theba pisana, the Mediterrenean land snail (59 times) on airplane, automobile,
cork oak, crate, cut flowers, dried plant material, four-o’clock seed, leek, lettuce,
Madonna lily, protea flowers, stores, and sweet orange from the Azores, Crete,
France, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Netherlands, Portugal, Republic of South Africa,
Spain, and an unknown origin.

Other snails of importance were Cecilioides acicula, Helix aspersa, Lamellazis
micra, Limax marginatus, Milax gagates, Otala lactea, O. vermiculata, Oxychilus
alliarius, Opeas pumilum, O. pyrgula, and Trichia hispida.

DISEASES

Elsinoe australis, the sweet orange scab, was intercepted 209 times; 92 from
Brazil, 78 from Argentina, 16 from South America (country(?)), 14 from an un-
known origin, 7 from Uruguay, and 2 from Paraguay. Hosts were grapefruit,
lemon, Mandarin orange, sour lime, and sweet orange.

Guignardia citricarpa (Phoma stage), the black spot of citrus, was intercepted
556 times, 259 from the Republic of South Africa, 104 from Hong Kong, 85 from
Japan, 36 from Australia, 35 from an unknown origin, 15 from China, 9 from
Formosa, 3 from Brazil, 2 each from Pakistan, Philippines, and Vietnam, and 1
each from India(?), Okinawa, Tahiti(?), and Thailand. Hosts were Citrus sp.,

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 7

grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour orange, and sweet orange.

Xanthomonas citri, citrus canker, was intercepted 377 times; 161 from India,
151 from Japan, 22 from Hong Kong, 13 from China, 11 from an unknown origin,
6 from Formosa, 3 each from Afghanistan, Federation of Malaysia, and Thailand,
2 from Pakistan, and 1 each from the Philippines and Vietnam. Hosts were
Citrus sp., grapefruit, lemon, lime, Mandarin orange, pummelo, sour orange,
sweet orange, and tangelo.

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) was intercepted 19 times; 14 from Argentina,
3 from an unknown origin, and 2 from South America (country (?)). Hosts were
lemon and sweet orange.

Other diseases of special interest were:

Puccinia buxi on boxwood leaf in air baggage, air quarters, and air stores from
England, Europe (country(?)), France, Ireland, Switzerland, and an unknown
origin.

Puccinia dochmia(?) on muhly grass packing in baggage from Mexico.

Puccinia erythropus on Chinese silvergrass in stores from Japan.

Puccinia tridis on iris leaf in mail from Austria.

Puccinia longicornis on bamboo leaf in stores from Japan.

Puccinia oncidii on Oncidium sp. leaf in aircargo from Ecuador.

Puccinia thaliae on canna leaf in air baggage from Honduras.

Puccinia urbaniana on Jamacia falsevalerian leaf in air baggage from the
Dominican Republic.

Rhytisma decolorans on lyonia leaf in airmail from Nepal.

Rose mosiac—yellow type on cut roses in air baggage from Haiti.

Sphaceloma poinsettiae on common poinsettia in air baggage from Guatemala.

Sphaceloma spondiadis on “jobo”’ in air baggage from Barbados, purple mombin
in air baggage from the Dominican Republic and El Salvador, Spondzas sp. in air
baggage from Trinidad, and vi-apple in air baggage from Guatemala.

Thecaphora solani on Irish potato in air baggage from Colombia.

Uromycladium tepperianum on graceful-wattle acacia seed in airmail from
Australia.

NEMATODES

Nematodes of special interest were:

Aphelenchoides blastophthorus in lily-of-the-valley pips in cargo from Denmark.

Aphelenchoides parietinus in soil on raintree saman log in cargo from Fiji.

Criconema celetum in soil with camellia plant in baggage from Portugal.

Criconema fimbriatum (first interception) in soil with begonia plant in baggage
from Mexico.

Criconemoides curvatum in soil with begonia plant in baggage from Argentina,
soll with camellia in baggage from Portugal, and soil with mint in baggage from

exico.

Criconemoides informe in soil with beech and spruce plants in air baggage from
Germany.

Criconemoides mutabile in soil with amaryllis bulb, dahlia root, mango seedling,
and unidentified plant in baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus dipsaci in narcissus bulb in mail from England.

Helicotylenchus nannus (17 times) in crown-of-thorns euphorbia, in soil with
begonia, caladium, coleus, dracaena, mango, mint, palm, onion, and unidentified
plants. Countries of origin were Argentina, Brazil, Hawaii, Japan, Mexico, and
the Philippines.

Hemicriconemoides mangiferae (first interception) in soil with coleus plant in
baggage from Mexico.

Heterodera avenae is soil with automobile in cargo from France and soil with
dahlia root in air baggage from Germany.

Heterodera rostochiensis, the golden nematode (32 times), in soil with auto-
mobile in cargo from England and Germany and soil with the following plant
material: Amaryllis bulb in air baggage from an unknown origin, cactus plant in
air baggage from England, calla lily plant in air baggage from Germany, carrot
in stores from the Netherlands, celery in stores from Norway, dahlia root in air
baggage from Ireland, English ivy plant in baggage from Germany, garden sage
plant in air baggage from England, garlic in cargo from Peru, grass plant in air
baggage from England, heather plant in air baggage from Scotland, potato in
stores from Argentina, Canary Islands, and England, primrose plant in baggage
and mail from England, Prunus sp. cutting in air baggage from Sweden, Rubus
sp. plant in mail from England, shamrock leaf in mail from Ireland and shamrock

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plant in airmail from Northern Ireland, Solanum spp. tubers in airmail from
South America (country(?)), stonecrop plant in air baggage from England,
strawberry plant in air baggage from Germany, and unidentified plant in air
baggage from England.

The rootknot nematodes were intercepted a total of 39 times in roots of
various bulbs, plants, and vegetables as follows: Meloidogyne arenaria (6 times),
for the first time from Nicaragua; M. hapla (11 times), for the first time from
Ireland, Lebanon, and Portugal; M. incognita (4 times), M. incognita acrita (11
times), for the first time from Senegal; M. incognita incognita (once); and M.
javanica (6 times), for the first time from Nicaragua.

Pratylenchus convallariae in lily-of-the-valley pip in cargo from Denmark.

Pratylenchus penetrans in dahlia root in mail from the Republic of South Africa
and in soil with camellia plant in baggage from Portugal.

Radopholus similis in anthurium root in baggage and ginger rhizome in cargo
from Hawaii.

Rotylenchus goodeyi in horseradish root in quarters from England.

Rotylenchus robustus in horseradish root in quarters and in soil with Euphor-
biaceae in air baggage from England.

Rotylenchus untformis in soil with camellia in baggage from Portugal and in
soil with “shamrock” in mail from Ireland.

Scutellonema brachyurum in liliaceous plant in baggage from Australia, in soil
with bulb in baggage and gardenia plant in cargo from Mexico, in soil with
liliaceous plant in air baggage from Japan, and in soil with unidentified plant in
air baggage from Hawaii and baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus capitatus in soil with camellia plant in baggage from Portugal
and soil with chalice vine and unidentified tree in baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus crassicaudatus (first interception) in soil with arum plant in
air baggage from the Philippines and scil with privet plant in air baggage from

Japan.
INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED PESTS

It is not always possible to complete a determination as to species, due to the
stage or condition of the insect or pathogen when intercepted or the fact that it
may be undescribed. Many of these pests are of potential economic importance,
unreported from the country of origin or the United States, or new to the host
plant. Some of the more significant ones are included in this writeup, but not in
the tabulation except in the summary. This year there were 4,558 insects and
mites and 761 diseases and nematodes, or a total of 5,319 incompletely determined
interceptions considered important enough to record. Snails not identified to
species are not recorded.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED FRUIT FLIES

A total of 571 fruit flies not identified to species were as follows:

Ree ee sp., possibly distincta Greene (once), in Inga sp. pod in baggage from
exico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly fraterculus (8 times) in Arabian coffee berry in air
baggage from Brazil and quince in stores from Peru.

Anastrepha sp., probably ludens (24 times), in mango, peach pear, quince,
sapote fruit and seed, sweet lime, and sweet orange in baggage from Mexico;
and in sweet orange in air baggage from Guatemala and air stores from Mexico.

Anastrepha sp., probably mombinpraeoptans (47 times) in mango in air baggage
from British Honduras, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador,
Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, and Puerto Rico, aircargo
from Guatemala, air quarters from Mexico, baggage from British Honduras,
Honduras, Mexico, and Trinidad, cargo from the Dominican Republic, quarters
from Jamaica, Panama, and an unknown origin, and stores from Hl] Salvador and
Haiti; in guava in air baggage from Colombia; in vi-apple in air baggage from
Puerto Rico; and in yellow mombin in air baggage from the Dominican Republic
and Guatemala and baggage from Puerto Rico.

Anastrepha sp., possibly ocresta (once) in sapodilla in air baggage from the Domi-
nican Republic.

Anastrepha sp., possibly serpentina (Wied.)(5 times), in mamey in air baggage
from Peru; sapodilla in air baggage from Colombia, Mexico, and Nicaragua,
and star-apple in air baggage from Panama.

Anastrepha sp., probably striata (20 times), in guava in air baggage from Co-
lombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Nicaragua, and Panama, baggage from Hl Salva-
dor and Mexico, and quarters from Mexico.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 9

Anastrepha sp., probably suspensa (65 times), in guava in air baggage from the
Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico, and airmail, baggage, and mail
from Puerto Rico; in sapodilla in air baggage from the Dominican Republic and
Jamaica; and in tropical almond in air baggage from the Dominican Republic,
Jamaica, and Puerto Rico.

Anastrepha sp. (303 times) in acerola, apple, Arabian coffee berry, avocado,
Barbados-cherry malpighia, broadbean (new host), cherimoya, chupa-chupa,
cucurbit, custard-apple, fig, giant granadilla, grapefruit, guava, hawthorn fruit,
Inga sp. (?) seed pod, lime, loguat, Malay-apple, Mandarin orange, mango, peach,
peach palm fruit, pear, plum, pomegranate, ponderosa lemon, quince, red mombin,
rose-apple, sapodilla, sapote, soursop, star-apple, sweet orange, tropical almond,
vi-apple, white sapote, and yellow mombin. Countries of origin were Argentina
(?), Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, British Guiana, British Honduras, Chile, Colombia,
Costa Rica, Curacao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador,
Guadeloupe, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama,
Peru, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, an unknown origin, and Venezuela. Anastrepha
sp.(?) (7 times) in coffee berry in air baggage from Colombia, Inga sp. pod in air
baggage from Ecuador, mango in aircargo from Jamaica, baggage from Mexico,
and quarters from Venezuela, and in peach and sweet orange in baggage from
Mexico.

Ceratitis sp., probably capitata (once), in sweet orange in baggage from Italy.

Dacus sp., probably dorsalis (once), in mango in air baggage from Hawaii.

Dacus sp. (10 times) in cucumber in stores from Ghana and West Africa,
Cucumis heptadactylus seed in mail from the Republic of South Africa, Cucurbi-
taceae in air baggage from India, grapefruit in air baggage from Pakistan, mango
in air baggage from India and the Philippines, pepper in stores from Angola, and
squash in stores from Senegal. Dacus sp. (?)(8 times) in cucumber in stores from
Liberia, mango in air baggage from the Philippines, and towel-gourd in baggage
from Vietnam.

Rhagoletis sp., probably alternata (once), in rose hip in baggage from Germany.

Rhagoletis sp., probably cerasz (6 times), in cherry in air baggage from Austria,
Hungary, and an unknown origin, aircargo from Switzerland, and air stores
from France and an unknown origin.

Rhagoletis sp. (87 times) in apple in air baggage and baggage from Mexico,
cherry in air baggage from Sweden and air quarters from an unknown origin,
and crabapple, hawthorn fruit, and Lyctum berlandieri in baggage from Mexico.
Rhagoletis sp. (?)(9 times) in apple in baggage from Italy and Mexico and stores
from Peru, baggage (with beans) from Italy, Lycitum berlandieri in baggage from
Mexico, peach in air baggage from Mexico, and quince in baggage from Mexico.

Tephritidae (23 times) larva and pupa in apple in air stores from Canada and
Germany and baggage from Mexico, pupa in celery in stores from France, pupa
in chili pepper in air baggage from Thailand, adult with Chrysanthemoides sp.
seed in aircargo from the Republic of South Africa, pupa with chrysanthemum
flower in air baggage from Japan, larva with frangipani flower in mail from
Hawaii, larva in grapefruit in stores from Israel(?), pupa with guar gum in cargo
from India, larva with heather in air baggage from Scotland, pupa with karaya
gum in cargo from India, larva in peach in air stores from Peru, larva in pepper
in baggage from Mexico, larva in pomegranate in air baggage from Argentina,
larva and pupa in preserved fruit in stores from Algeria(?), larva in
star-apple in air baggage from the Philippines, eggs in sweet orange in stores
from Venezuela and larva in stores from Costa Rica, pupa in tomato in stores
from an unknown origin, larva in tropical almond in air baggage from Hawaii,
and larva and pupa in unidentified seed in air baggage from Italy. Tephritidae
(?) (4 times) larva in apple in stores from Peru, pupa with banana in cargo from

Ecuador, larva in chili pepper in baggage from Mexico, and larva in genip fruit
in air baggage from Venezuela.

INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED INSECTS

Of special interest among the incompletely determined insects, other than fruit
flies, were the following:

Achela sp., near hispanicus (Gryllidae), evidently a native Moroccan cricket
not known to occur in the United States, in the baggage compartment of an
airplane from Morocco.

Aleyrodidae, new genus near Aleurodicus, n. sp., on Encyclia sp. plant in air-
cargo from Honduras; Laelia anceps plant in cargo from Mexico; Odontoglossum
sp. leaf in aircargo from Guatemala; Oncidium cebolleta leaf in cargo from Mexico;

718—775—64——_2

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Oncidium sp. leaf in aircargo from Guatemala; and orchid leaf in air baggage
from Guatemala, aircargo from El Salvador and Guatemala, and cargo from
Mexico. Aleyrodidae, genus and species not recognized, very interesting, on
erape leaf in air stores from France.

Anthonomus sp., probably rectirostris (Curculionidae), in wild Mazzard cherry
seed in cargo from Austria.

Aphidae, genus near Jacksonia and Carolinaia, species not recognized, on cedar
seedling in air baggage from Lebanon.

Apion sp., probably carduorum Kirby (Curculionidae), in cardoon in mail from
Italy and artichoke in aircargo from France.

Arhopalus sp., possibly ferus (Muls.)(Cerambycidae), in coniferous packing
board on marble in cargo from Italy.

Baris sp., probably lepidii Germ. (Curculionidae), in horseradish roots in air
baggage from Yugoslavia.

Bemisia sp., apparently undescribed, near shinanoensis (Kuw.) (Aleyrodidae),
on carnation and chrysanthemum cut flowers in air baggage and spirea leaf in air
quarters from Japan.

Brachyrhinus sp. (Curculionidae) on amaryllis bulb in air baggage from Greece,
astilbe roots in cargo from the Netherlands, boxwood leaf in air quarters from an
unknown origin, packing material in cargo from the Netherlands, pomegranate in
air baggage from Israel, rose in air baggage from Finland, rose and lilac in air-
cargo and cargo from Germany, and in soil with cactus and stonecrop plants in
air baggage from Belgium.

Bruchidius sp., near dispar Gyll. (Bruchidae), in Crotalaria sp. seed pod in
aireargo from the Republic of the Congo.

Bruchidius sp., near orchesiodes Heyd. (Bruchidae), in guar seed in airmail and
mail from India and in cargo from Pakistan,

Bruchus sp., probably lentis (Bruchidae), in lentil in stores from Germany.

Ceutorhynchus sp., possibly contractus Marsh. (Curculionidae), in turnip in
stores from France.

Cnephasia sp., near or virgaureana (Treit.) (Tortricidae), on lettuce in air stores
from England(?).

Conarthrus sp., near cylindricus (Woll.) (Curculionidae), in bamboo support with
orchid in baggage from Brazil.
ie Cylas sp., possibly puncticollis (Curculionidae), in sweetpotato in cargo from

igeria.

Diaprepes sp., probably abbreviatus (Curculionidae), in Dioscorea sp. tuber in
baggage and cargo from Puerto Rico.

Earias sp. (Noctuidae) in okra pod in air baggage from India.

Reece sp., probably cognatus Sharp (Curculionidae), in potato in cargo from
exico,

Gymnandrosoma sp. (Olethreutidae) with akee and pomegranate fruits in air-
cargo from Colombia; in jujube in air baggage from Honduras; in lime in baggage
from Mexico; and in sweet orange in baggage from Mexico, quarters from Vene-
zuela, and stores from Brazil, Ecuador, and Venezuela.

Harmolita sp. (Eurytomidae) (12 times) in esparto needlegrass brooms in cargo
from Italy.

Heilipus sp., possibly trifasciatus (F.)(Curculionidae), in persea budwood in
aircargo from Costa Rica.

Hylobius sp. (Curculionidae) in linganberry in air baggage from Finland.

Hylurgops sp., probably palliatus (Gyll.) (Scolytidae), in pine log in dunnage
from Finland.

Hypera sp., evidently brunneipennis Boh. (Curculiondae), in garlic in cargo
from Mexico, lemongrass in baggage from Mexico, rice straw packing in cargo
from the United Arab Republic, soil in baggage from Mexico, and tomato in
cargo from Mexico.

Lizus sp. (Curculionidae) in beet in stores from the United Arab Republic,
bell pepper in cargo from Mexico, corn stalk in cargo from an unknown origin, and
turnip in stores from Italy.

Mamestra sp., probably brassicae (Noctuidae), in airplane from Japan.

Phyllotreta sp., probably consobrina Curtis (Chrysomelidae), in cabbage in
stores from France.

Phyllotreta sp., probably cruciferae (Goeze)(Chrysomelidae), in cabbage in
stores from Italy.

Prays sp., near or endocarpa Meyr. (Yponomeutidae), in sweet orange in air-
cargo from the Philippines.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 ial

Premnotrypes sp., probably solani Pierce (Curculionidae), in potato in stores
from Peru. Premnotrypes sp. (31 times) in potato in air baggage from Bolivia,
Colombia, and Peru, baggage from Colombia, and stores from Colombia, Ecuador,
and Peru; and an adult on cardboard carton of bell pepper in stores from an un-
known origin.

Rhynchaenus sp. (Curculionidae) on rose and lilac in aircargo from the Nether-
lands.

Rhynchites sp. (Curculionidae) in Berberis sp. seed in airmail and mail from
Nepal, in glandbearing oak seed in mail from Japan, with lichen in baggage from
Mexico, on orchid plant in cargo from Mexico, and in wild Mazzard cherry seed in
eargo from Austria.

Rhynchotarsonemus n. sp. (Tarsonemidae) on boxwood leaf in air quarters from
England,

Selenaspidus sp., probably new (Coccidae), on Cycas sp. seed in mail from
Nigeria.

Sesamia sp., possibly nonagriodes (Noctuidae), on cabbage in stores from Italy.

Strophosoma sp. (Curculionidae) in packing material in cargo from the Nether-
lands.

Thripidae, undescribed genus and spp., on anthurium cutting in air baggage
from Colombia.

Tipula sp., oleracea group (Tipulidae), in soil with pine seedling in air quarters
from Germany and on strawberry plant in air baggage from Sweden.

Xyleborus sp., near eurygraphus Ratz. (Scolytidae). in melon in cargo from

Spain.
INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED DISEASES

Of the 382 incompletely determined diseases, the following are of special
interest:

Ascochyta sp. on Epimedium niveum leaf in aircargo from England. None
reported on this host as far as is known.

Cercospora sp., apparently undescribed, on philodendron cutting in cargo from
Mexico. No record on this host. Cercospora sp. on anthurium leaf in baggage
from Mexico.

Pestalotia sp. on Arachnanthe flos-aeris var. insignis orchid leaf in aircargo from
Thailand. No report on this host as far as known.

Phyllosticta sp. on Vaccinium leucanthemum leaf in air quarters from Mexico.
Does not agree entirely with any reported Phyllosticta on this host genus.

Pleurotes sp. on star cactus in cargo from Mexico.

Uromycladium sp., prob. alpinum McAlp., on flaxleaf acacia seed in mail from

Australia.
INCOMPLETELY DETERMINED NEMATODES

Of the 379 nematode interceptions not completely identified, the following are
significant:

Aphelenchoides sp., probably parietinus or chamelocephalus, in ginger root in
cargo from Japan.

Criconemoides sp., near informe, in amaryllis and in soil with fern in baggage
from Mexico.

Criconemoides sp., probably new species close to xzenoplax Raski, 1952, in soil
with pyramid Chinese juniper in baggage from Japan.

Criconemoides sp. in soil with various unidentified plants in baggage from
Mexico.

Ditylenchus sp., probably dipsaci, in onion in air baggage from Mexico.

Ditylenchus sp. in lily-of-the-valley pip in cargo from Denmark.

Helicotylenchus sp., close to digonicus Perry in Perry, Darling and Thorne, 1959.
in soil with mountain heath in mail from Scotland.

Helicotylenchus sp. (35 times) in Chamaedorea sp. plant, common portulaca
plant, dahlia root, soil, and soil with the following plants: Agave, begonia,
bougainvillea, cactus, coffee, fern, gardenia, ginger, lavender, lily, mint, pepper,
philodendron, primrose, spiderwort, unidentified, and verbena. Countries of
origin were England, Finland, Guatemala, Hawaii, Italy, and Mexico.

Heterodera sp., probably rostochiensis, in soil with fuchsia plant in air baggage
from Ireland.

Heterodera sp., goettingiana group (78 times), in soil samples, soil with auto-
mobiles and military cargo, and soil with various plants and vegetables from
Argentina, Azores, England, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Treland,

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Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden,
and Yugoslavia.

Heterodera sp., rostochiensis group, probably “‘horsenettle cyst nematode,’ in
soil with bougainvillea plant in baggage from Mexico and ullucus tuber in air
baggage from Bolivia. Heterodera sp., rostochiensis group, in soil with begonia,
chili pepper, Chinese hibiscus(?), mango, nasturtium, Origanum sp.(?), and
treebine plants in baggage from Mexico; and in soil with potato in stores from
Germany and Italy.

Heterodera sp., schachtii group (111 times), in soil samples, soil with automobiles
and van pack skids, and soil with various flower plants and vegetables. Countries
of origin were Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Canary Islands, Chile, Czech-
oslovakia, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala,
Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Okinawa, Paraguay,
Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Sweden, and an unknown origin.

Heterodera sp. (4 times) in soil with cactus plant in air baggage from Germany,
soil with potato in air baggage from Ireland, soil with rosemary plant in air
baggage from Poland, and soil with shamrock in mail from Northern Ireland.

Hoplolaimus sp. (8 times) in soil with agave, pricklypear, and unidentified
plants in baggage from Mexico.

Meloidogyne sp. (33 times) in roots of various flower and ornamental plants
from Austria, England, Fiji, Germany, Hawaii, India, Japan, Mexico, Nether-
lands, Portugal, Republic of South Africa, Spain, and Switzerland.

Paratylenchus sp. in soil with mountain heath plant in mail from Ireland.

Pratylenchus sp. (12 times) in amaryllis bulb, cornflower root, Fortunes
plantainlily root, helianthus root, lungwort root, and in soil with coffee, maidenhair
fern, mountain heath, and unidentified plants from the Azores, England, India,
Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, and the Republic of South Africa.

Psilenchus sp. in unidentified plant in mail from India.

Rotylenchus sp. in soil with yucca in cargo from Guatemala.

Scutellonema sp. in soil with amaryllis plant, gardenia plant, and lily bulb in
baggage and ragweed plant in mail from Mexico.

Trichodorus sp. in soil with camellia plant in baggage from Portugal.

Tylenchorhynchus sp., near latus Allen, 1955, in soil with gardenia plant in
baggage from Mexico.

Tylenchorhynchus sp. (18 times) in soil with agave, chrysanthemum, coleus,
gardenia, hibiscus, orchid, pricklypear, succulent, and unidentified plants in
baggage from Mexico, soil with snails in air baggage from the Philippines, soil
with unidentified plants in air baggage from England, and in tuberous begonia
in air baggage and mail from Belgium.

Tylenchus sp., near discrepans Andrassy, 1954, in soil with pine plant in air
baggage from Japan.

Tylenchus sp. (5 times) in soil with begonia in baggage from Argentina, soil
with coffee, dahlia, and philodendron plants in baggage from Mexico, and in
unidentified plants in mail from India.

Xiphinema sp. (5 times) in soil with amaryllis bulb and pepper plant in baggage
from Mexico, soil with camellia in baggage from Portugal, and soil with common
cassava root in cargo from Guatemala.

CHANGES IN NOMENCLATURE

For reference purposes the following list represents insect name
changes which have occurred since the issuance of the previous list.
Disease name changes are included in the tabulation.

Aleurotrachelus jelenekia (Frauen.) (=F rauenfeldiella jeleneku
(Frauen.))

Bruchidvus villosus (F.) (=Sparteus villosus (F.))

Bruchus rutipes Abst. (=B. guttalis Rey)

Incisitermes repandus (Hill) (= Kalotermes repandus Hill)

Lygaeus pulchellus F. (=Ochrostomus pulchellus (F.))

Merodon equestris (F.) (=Lampetia equestris (F.))

Ovatus crataegarius (Wlk.) (=Phorodon menthae (Buckt.))

Taenothrips eucharw (Whetzel) (=T. gracilis Moulton)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table

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Switzerland assess a aeaeeeeee
Union of Soviet Socialist

Republicss=ses=- eae
AUP OSA Vila eee eee
North America:

Canad asthe aaa se ele Sen oe
Central America:
British Honduras
Canal Zone-...-------
CostayRicals2 2a
Ml salvad Ones eee
Guatemalas=- ese

IPanamassose 6 eS een ow
iceland ewes = === eee

Mexico (i) ese —— == ee eee
West Indies:
American Virgin Islands.._-

iparbad 0Sssss2 =e
British Virgin Islands-_---_--
as West Indies (island

Grenadaeiseen==ae== ene

Trinidad
West Indies (island (?))_----
South America:
Argentinas Ss 2esesne sean oan
1B Olivia eee eee ene ene one

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14 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Summary of Numbers of Interceptions Listed in Main Table—Continued

Country Insect | Disease Country Insect | Disease
South America—Continued Totals—Continued
Venezuelaes: = eee 6 0 Incompletely determined
Totals: Dests@. 26 2h 4, 558 761
Siac bess EN ee ee ae 241 277 SSS | SS
AS ig a ees Pe Pe 775 823 Total insect interceptions___| 9,849 |----_----
AUstralasiassesseee eee 675 69 Total disease interceptions--|--------_ 2, 683
MHurope sk oe a ae ee 1, 702 208 Grand total#s222 2 eae 12, 482
INorthvAmerica=422282snsseen 1, 529 174
South-America! 2222 171 246
Unknownt== eee 198 75
Rotel: Soe oe oe es 5, 291 1, 872

*This total represents only pests of known or potential plant quarantine importance or organisms of scien-
tific interest. The total of all interceptions made during the year was 31, 439.

Note.—Interceptions were also made from Anguilla, Ascension Island, Cayman Islands, Christmas
Island, Clipperton Island, Guadeloupe, Johnston Island, Madeira Islands, Martinique, Midway Islands,
HCE ee New Caledonia, Rumania, St. Vincent, Saudi Arabia, Tanganyika, Tonga Islands, Tunisia,
an ales.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 15

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin : Collected in—
= t
Eee
28| 9/28
o~ io) a)
Cc Z|
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Pic) (Bruchidae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_____.--------------- Canal Zone, Panama, Chis Shey 1h | elas Nyse
Trinidad.
Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean) __----_-__-_---_-_ POY Un eee ee eet | Pon 1S | eee La.
Acanthoscelides birae (Drapiez) (Bruchidae):
Bira orellana (anatto-tree) seed________-______- Brazil eee ee is | ees N.Y
Acanthoscelides spinipes (Er.) (Bruchidae):
Acacia farnesiana (sweet acacia) seed___-__-__- Witalliy Peeetet Sores s os EE |e es VEN TINE
PAICECIAAS Du (SCCG) erase a Se ee oe Greecer tal yee | eee | eee QUINTON Ge
Aceria plucheae (Cook) (Eriophyidae):
TU CREOAOCOTOLON (LEAN) ea eee eee ee ee Puerto Rico____._-__-- a peeseeicart beer te PAR
Aceria rudis (Can.) (Eriophyidae):
Berlaispe(DIrCh) pleata eee aee ae ae eee eae Germanyeeeee nen eee 1 by el beta Sg INAS
Aceria tulipae (Keif.) (Eriophyidae):
ATT CeD Gs ONION) PSCtSxa see ae eee eae eee VIC Xi CO meee ee re eee | seed | rere 1 | Calif.
Achaea janata (L.) (Noctuidae):
JNO ENT @) 3% es eS Se ee eee eee MijinunknoOwns2os=220 |e 2) | eee Hawaii.
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated croton) leaf__.| Hawaii---___-____-___ oi Pee ee Ha La Hawaii
Heat nid entified seas bee Sas |e GO Hae EEE Ly) 22s30 |e Hawaii
Achatina fulica Bowdich (Achatinidae):
Military cargo (packing crates)____.--.--_____- NOON = ae 11 | Ee ere Hawaii
Acheta hispanicus (Rambur) (Gryllidae):
PAU O LAT) Gere eee Ce ee eee IMIOTOCCOMA EE See | emer Ppa tes ih Fla.
Acrida sulphuripennis (Gerst.) (Acrididae):
Cargo (brought as food for shrews) --_------_-- eniy alas aes eases 1 | Eee ae N.Y
Acrolepia assectella (Zell.) (Yponomeutidae):
Allium cepa (onion) Trance l st ese ees 1 Dg pe Se | N.Y.
PAM NOrTZL (leek) ae = Sa Eee ee France, Germany, Ty] al es Calif.,* Fla.,

Italy, Netherlands. abt , Ohio,
a.

Stores (with cauliflower) -......---..----_----- Oy fz a Less ea ees ee DA a aes INSYS
Acrosternum heegeri (Fieber) (Pentatomidae):
Hibiscus cannabinus (kenaf hibiscus) seed___-_- Ghana eS es | Monee) eee 1 DEC:
Adoretus sinicus Burm. (Scarabaeidae):
AGT plan oe ee ae ae TER a Wel ite ee he ieee | eee i Ke [2a Hawaii
LB EYETENE eS ee | Ea GO te ee nA eee ee Hawaii
BEES) OV Fs Sata ea Sg a a a (6 0 = a ee a 2 | eee eee Hawaii
IVEaTIE NYS CK) Bases aia Os Grams eae Hip) See Rees Hawaii
Orchidh(cutilower) 2 eee Teeny Abts odes a ole Ls | SENOS eee Se Hawaii
Adorophyes reticulana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):
Syringa'sp. (ilac) cut flower. .2--------2222- = 2 Belgium, Germany, 93 | rae | em INE?
Netherlands.
Aellopos tantalus (L.) (Sphingidae):
ATI TOO Die ee eee eee oS AY 2) 0 (Xo) Vie pe Pe ee PEN Shea (eee eae Tex.
Aeneolamia reducta (Lall.) (Cercopidae):
DNV OV EM Oe eh a i a a PAnaINs (2) eevVeStio ean aesee De | Ses Fla;, PR.
Indies (island(?)).
Aethus indicus (Westw.) (Cydnidae):
JNO) Eo ese os NR § Sa i ee Pa oe Whalen Qohy ate pe i195 ee ees Hawaii.
Aganactesis indecora Dyar (Galleriidae):
Cassia fistula (goldenshower senna) seed_-_-_-_-_-- Dominican Republic__|_____|__--- 1| Fla.
Cassiaispe(Scedipod) anne eae ee eee Brazil eRrinid ade | seen |e 2) Fila.
Agriphila latistria (Haw.) (Crambidae):
PANT DLT G ee tre mt Ret Le ee Trance (7) ewe ee see ee eas i[ia| pets. Del.
Aleurocanthus wogiumi Ashby (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) leafand stem_____-_- Costa Rica, Mexico__.| 9 a Uh ie Calif.,* Tex.
C. aurantium (sour orange) leaf_______________- IMI alae Deane (eee Calif.
C. sinensis (Sweet orange) leaf___________.-----]____- dos Sa the | Reem SS ee Tex.
Gitnusispn (eal) essed te SE eS EEE Ecuador, Jamaica,| 22 |____-|__-_- Ariz., Calif
Mexico, Nicaragua. Fla., D1.
La., Tex
Rosa Sps(leai) S22 eee Se. ee a att Jam ai case eee DAS Soe 3 ee Fla
Aleurocanthus woglumi AShby (?) (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) leaf...__________-___- IVE XI COs tau eae Die eee ae cae Tex
Gitrusispe (eat) he iad ee ae BER ae ae (Loves Sa Se BCR R ites eae ela Tex
Goffedisp si (eal) s= Sea Oh a ey SE OES LIN ai Coe ee aeeeeneeas if) | Sa ee Fla
Aleurodicus iridescens Ckll. (Aleyrodidae):
Echinodorus sp. (burhead) leaf_________________ EAC b US 2 sy en ee te | CN 2) Fla
Aleurodicus trinidadensis (Kll.) (Aleyrodidae):
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) leaf-__________________ Colom hin eeree a oemene | Maat Reser 1 | Fla.

Aleurolobus olivinus Silvestri (Aleyrodidae):
Olea sp. (olive) leaf of cutting--_______________- Spainkes see wee 1G | cece | ans ING Yc

16 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
Q ‘a i
8 = 138
Be] 8 leg
ge| § |es
6) Z|
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
Cirisispe (eal) ee ea IMiexicoree eee enema ab. pare be Tex.
Gardeniaispa(eat) see ee ee | eee ok 2s. 22622 eee i | Sees | a Tex.
Aleuroplatus variegatus Q. & B. (Aleyrodidae):

TENN Soo (hv oytoned))_ BET OT) GLUT SS eee | eee | ner 1 | Calif.*

Chamaedorea elegans (palm) frond___----------- Mexico ess ias Stes = Ej) A [emer Tex.

Chamaedoreaispi (ron) Been ee ee | ee Gots 52 oe Sse cee Qi eee s| eee Tex.

Aleurotrachelus jelenekii (Frauen.) (Aleyrodidae):
Meat—unidentitic dss ees aera tal 22 s0 Sate es wale ee Ay | ees Mass.
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Kuw.) (Aleyro-
didae):

Giinusisps (eat) Ses eeu Se woe Sea ene ae Japaneses ous a ee bs fee Wash.

Crataegus sp. (hawthorn) leaf of plant_____---_|---__ (0 0 ape ma wo | vse | peed 1 | Hawaii

Pyracantha sp. (firethorn) leaf_._______________|____- Gores se ae sea eee eee 2 | Wash.

Aleurotuberculatus jasmini Takah. (Aleyro-
didae):
JESMINUMISDs GASWOIN eC) pense a nae eee Philip pineshesess sss | eae ae il | IDOL
Alloracis spinosus Arnett (Oedemeridae):
Ainp lancet ht tee ead ot UES ee DOS Dominican Republic__}____- a ae Fla,
Dag cares aad. de pee eos ae Tae eeen a oetnh eee dese ee HR Pie ae | hed Fla.
Amatissa consorta (Templ.) (Psychidae):
Camellia japonica (common camellia) __________ JADA ee ae eens LA) ces ewe Hawaii.
Amblycerus reticulatus Jekel (Bruchidae):
(Camo oe (ana (GEE) Sao Bez Ne nia sen |e | ere 1 | D.C.
Anastrepha fraterculus (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Coffea spei(cofiee) ibernyescas sae eee oe el eee earl Oe. 22 Sie eeteeer es alps ee ht Ts 1 Fla.
Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (Tephritidae):
Calocarpum sapota (mamey sapote)--___-______ IMEX CONSa= ee serena 1 3) |psetae Ariz., N.Y.
Citrus aurantifolia (sweet lime) -..--_-.--______]_---- GOLz222 Se a 20))||22 === | See JAI Zn Coalition
Tex.
CSparadisy(Srapeiriiit) eens eee ee eeeerenes | enn (clo See acetals 12 Ae lesae TI NeYes
Tex.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ___------------_|----_ GOs eeeeokeaes Si i[ Sees Eee Tex.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) fruit and seed_______|____- Goss Sea 153 | 43 2} Ala., Ariz.,
Calif., Fla.,
Il., Md.,
N.Y., Tex
Cydonia oblonga (quince)-__._---------_-______-_|___-- GONE S ee See re 11 A te Calif. ,*
Tex

WVIGTUS SY LUESERI SH (TDC) eee eee es aero | ang Oe te ee ee QU eee eee Tex.

Mammea americana (Mamey) --..-------------_]----_ CG ae a ee ee 82 Lege 1 ag es INBYS

Mangifera indica (mango)------.--__---_______- Mexico, Panama______ 130 ri (ee Ariz., Calif.,

Calif.,* Tll.,
N.Y., Tex

TEE OUOTIS GNARSLAG ((OSEVO) a ee MViex1 Cosa Ort | ees | eee Tex.

Punica granatum (pomegranate) _______________]____- GOS Sn eae Si | ee See Tex.

IP TULSKCONUTUILILAS HO CAT) pees ete eee | Dear doe ee Galea S| ane Tex.

Anastrepha ludens (Loew) (?) (Tephritidae) :
Calocarpum sapota (sapote)____--___--_________]____- GOL SEILe Settee Eee a See N.Y.
Mangiferaiiwndica Gang 0) seas tees een geen | nee Gove eee eee ee Ob Wel (ee Soe Tex.
Se mombinpraeoptans Sein (Tephriti-
dae):

Arp lane¥sass se ee eee ee ING CATS 211 ee eee ees | nee | ese -R.

BW TUit—UN Iden Gite dl asese ee nee meee een ae ee Mexico, unknown____- SY (lates oa heb Conte

ex.

Mangifera indica (mango)-=--_2-2- 22-222 Brazil, Costa Rica, | 313 | 20 |----- Ala., Am.
Cuba, Dominica, Wolly YAW,
Dominican Repub- Calif.,
lic, Ecuador, EF] Sal- Calif.,*
vador, Guatemala, Fla., La.,
Haiti, Jamaica, N.Y., N.C.,
Mexico, Nicaragua, Isles SAGs,
Panama, Puerto Tex.

Rico, St. Kitts, St.
Martin, unknown.

Psi diwmiguaj Avg (SUV a) see eee El] Salvador, Guate- 7h Seco | ees PACT AVae Lies
mala, Mexico, Tor- Calif.,*
tola. La.

Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)-___________ Costa, Rica, BI Sal= |) 29) sa=ss | eae Calif.,*
vador, Guatemala, PER exe

Mexico, Nicaragua,

Puerto Rico.
S. purpurea (purple mombin)-__.______________ IMEX COns =e eee ee NU ieee | Sera Tex.
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)-_-________ JAMPICAn sees ee fis) | eS INGYS

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PEST

S, 1963

7,

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1965—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Collected in—
Q ES Ih
iS s |¢
fa| 8 leq
fsla=t || fale Ete
ou (= rad
S) Z |e
Anastrepha ocresia (Walk.) (Tephritidae): 0 ;
Achnas zapota (sapodilla)_—-—--------_-----__.- Dominican Republic_-_ ile ees © eee P.R.
Anastrepha striata (Schin.) (Tephritidae):
Psidium guajava (guava) ----------------------- El Salvador, 2g ema | eee Calif.*
Nicaragua.
Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) (Tephritidae): Nee :

Psidium guajava (guava)_---------------------- Dominican Republic, Cyl eases een NP Ye wes

Puerto Rico.
Ancylostomia stercorea (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Cajanus\cajan (pigeonpea)_-=--_---_--=_=--___- Bahamas, Barbados, | 96 BH | [erste VATE VE lies
Canal Zone, Domin- Bahamas,
ican Republic, Calif. ,*
Grenada, Haiti, IDE ss INNES
Jamaica, Nevis, INFOhy IPI.
Panama, Puerto
Rico, Trinidad,
unknown, West
Indies (island(?)).

Mail (with Citrus sp. leaves) --__-------------- Dominican Republic__ 10h | eereenes | ores Fla.

Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean) __--------------- Arn da daas eee eee BLS RSS esas N.Y.

ES UUTUISCLLOUATON DCA) mere a Dominican Republic, Ai atone | Reet Fla., Mich.,
Jamaica, Panama. aye

Anechura vara Scudd. (Forficulidae):

Brome adsense ee tee ees NNT 5 CO es cr ee es | een | 1 ex.
Anthonomus albolineatus Champ.

(Curculionidae):

ORCI se es Beas De te ee ee el Se a CO: AE See Berens eens 1} Tex
Anthonomus rectirostris (u.) (Curculionidae):

Prunus serotina (black cherry) seed__---------- ‘Belgium =a eee sees | es eee Tel INF
Antliarhinus zamiae (Thunb.) (Curculionidae):

Encephalartos longifolius (longleaf kafirbread) -- Ee eepue OMSOUGh een | pees | seen ib 1D KC

frica.

Anuraphis cardui (L.) (Aphidae):

Cynara scolymus (artichoke)_-_--_------------- Hrancewitaly=s===———— 1 ity | Meee N.Y., Ohio

ROS GASP 5) (LOSE) {CCUG LO W.eTe eae eer ee Germmany=seesseen ee ify Rearend | eee ee Enya
Aonidiella citrina (Coq.) (Coccidae):

Citrus paradisi (grapefruit) ___.-_-------------- Japan sre Sess |e ae pence Hawaii.

C. sinensis (Sweet orange) ___-___._--_---_-____- INO AN = el Ay |e Hawaii.
Aonidiella inornata McKenzie (Coccidae):

Teibany (Qe eu) Sees Ss Ee ae eee a) JD ELT rene en ee ce cere Peto Its renee Oreg
Apate monachus F. (Bostrichidae):

iWroodk (packing boards)-) ileal Republic ofthe Congo_| 1 |____-}___-_- Md.
Aphidura pujoli (Gomez-Menor) (Aphidae):

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) leaf__-------- TOT GU1 ga] ee ates ss (SE DEE 1 | Mass
Aploneura lentisci Pass. (Aphidae):

Ornithogalum’sp. (cut flower) -___-------------- STAC eee ees eee iL | anes Si rea N.Y.
Araecerus cumingi Jekel (Anthribidae):

Entada phaseoloides (climbing entada) seed__--}| Guam________-___---_-- 1] Renee eat Hawaii.
Araecerus levipennis Jord. (Anthribidae):

Acacias koa (x0a) Seed pod sasae ne eee eee (Ea Wail eee eis See bil bee aap Id ty Hawaii.

PAN ITC Wma De See tee Soe eS aE ee Soe es | aera (10S Ae ENE | PAG el Be Hawaii.

Ananas comosus (pineapple) -------------------|___-- COS Sts aes Eee [| eee FAN Hawaii.

Leucaena leucocephala (white popinac leadtree) |_____ do. fae bie ates AVG (EE ae Re Hawaii.

seed pod.

Seed un Gem tific clam ee ee ee cee | Ree dG Seer eae iL | ae | cee Hawaii.

Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) flower_--------]__--_ (Xo eee Pe Neal Noe | Saale Hawaii.
Ardis sulcata (Cam.) (Tenthredinidae):
EL OSGISD a (LOSE) SLC TNs ei ae a ee nm aa a Austria, Finland, 4 1 | Bommeers N.Y., Ohio.
Germany, Hungary,
Netherlands.
Arge ochropus (Gmel.) (Argidae):
Rosa 'Spsi (ose) cut flower. — 222222522 22 eee Germany, unknown -- 1 Lt | Ses I., N.Y
Argyroploce lacunana (D. & S.) (Olethreutidae):
BeculaiSP ss (DILCh) wplan tees =a nena nea INO Wid V/se ss ae ne | es | ee 1 | Wash.
Arianta arbustorum (L.) (Helicidae):
IBagpag oles tween es ae eon eeee ee eee eee Genmaniy eee se ATi | Reece eas Va.

Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) - -___ Netherland Ss=s= sees |e De eer Va.

I RORIGR GOD CORO) 5 2 eee eee (Ko geen Fi et i 31 ae | ae 1s | eee Va.

VWiolaisp (violet) ip lan toes ae ee (Ceram arya ee ene | el | nti ele
Arphnus melanotylus Ashlock (Lygaeidae):

Ananas comosus (pineapple) -____---___-_______ Mexico ae eee 1} Sess ees ae Tex

(Brome 1a Gee ee oe a ae ee GOT ee eS eee Pe 1 | Tex

Ornchi GS sea 2 ese oan Sees vee pee Nae a ate Sr (6 ko aes ee ae | erie | ee 1} Tex

718—775—-64——_3

18 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

Number of
interceptions

Consump-
tion

1n—

Nonentry

Propaga-
tion

Collected in—

Aspidiotus capensis Newst. (Coccidae) (tenta-

tive):
Hono VaSp en eal) pas ee Republic of South
Africa,
Aspidiotus destructor Sign. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap and stem_-__------ Costa Rica, Mexico,
Panama.
eat—unidentificd:sees== es een ees Philippiness2s22=s22—
Musa X paradisiaca (banana) iW CHadoreaeeee eee
Aspidiotus diffinis (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) ---_-----__- diz ofch a ee ee
IARTAD AO OY Coyntohyoloye)) Soe ST Se IVICX COME ee eee
Aspidiotus excisus Green (Coccidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) _----.------------ ‘aNrabaro kyo
Cocos\nucifera (coconut) \capl- = s2-—- 22 === IVICX1 COR ee
Aspidiotus herculeanus Ckll. & Hadden
(Coccidae):
PlUMeraispe (raneipant) ae okt ee lee yy nil Ao ke
Aspidiotus patmae Ckll. (Coccidae):
Areca cathecu (betel palm) calyx of fruit____---- Guam eae
Neoregelia sp. (bromeliad) leaf_---------------- Netherlands_-______---
Orehidy eat) Mea a EN ENG Sees) Been rsh ayaa New Guinea_-_-------
Palm eah) Sassi Seah ie 2 wae eee Ee Federation of
Malaysia.
Aspidotus putearis Green (Coccidae):
Gitrusiiimony@emon)) Saas ae eee ee Dtalyesiss ee eee ee
Asterobemisia carpini (Koch) (Aleyrodidae):
eat—unidentificd= sae ate ee eee Biren COae ee seer
ibesisps; eat) ss Aaa ek es eee ee France, unknown_---
Asterolecanium bambusae (Bdv.) (Coccidae):
IBampOonec' 2. Le ths ees ee = i ee ea Hawaii, Mexico_-----
(BAMLDUSAISD eae ames tole Sear ance eth Mexico Panama == ==) nas ieee
Asterolecanium epidendri (Bouche) (Coccidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf___------------ IMIGxiCO seas =e ea eee
MaxitlanzasSp (Orchid) seem eee eee ee Venezuela___---------
Aulacaspistubercularis Newst. (Coccidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) 2-2 sees ee eee eae E] Salvador, Guate-
mala, Nicaragua,
Philippines.
Austrotortriz postvittana (W1k.)(?) (Tortricidae):
iMalusisylvestris\ (apple) a ssa ane ene New Zealand____-----
Prunus domestica) (plum) )asee so weet eee ee CG ee ee eee
Batrachedralinaria Clarke (Cosmoptergidae):
AGAVE: STOW Tt ees oon i A Se Miexi COn=22 25 seen e aa
Bephrata maculicollis Cam. (Eurytomidae):
FANNON ASDA eae SUES Rae eee WostapRicaessseseees
Betulaphis quadrituberculatus (Kltb.) (Aphidae):
Airplane dentist Se SR te pl ee ae ee AUIS ali gaa eae ee
Bibio hortulanus (.) (Bibionidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) ___-- IDPH e ee Ss
Blastodacna atra (Haw.) (Cosmopterigidae):
IMGs Sylvesti7s) (apple) males aan ee Germany, Poland_---
Blennocampa pusilla (Klug) (Tenthredinidae) :
iRosa.sp. (rose) cutiflowers- 222-2 -- eee 1 Brave enael BUR
Brachycerus albidentatus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
PALL SativUT (Larlic) yee ee ee Ttaly2s. 2a a8
Brachycerus algirus (F.) (Curculionidae) :
Allium sativum! (garlic) ees eee ee eee Italy, Spain=se=--2—=—
Bradybaena similaris (Fer.) (Bradybaenidae):
Anthurium sp. (cut flower) 2-2-2 _-_- 22-8 Ela Walle ee
Colocasia esculenta (dasheen) plant___-_ Aapinilhotytelpe a e Ons Se Se EES
Gordyline terminalis (bl) eee ee a | acete (Ko ae ey Soe
IO WeTS 22 ee ee ee eee eee | Oia ee oor
IMEIL Gary Care OMe sess Reta see en nee ey IBC Gee sea a= eee
Orchid!(cutiflower) Bases ee ee ee ee (EV a wyie 1 ee eee eee
Phaius wallichii (orchid) cut flower__----------|----- Goma ere See
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) eut flower___--|----_ OBC 2s Ss

Brevipalpus chilensis Baker (Tenuipalpidae):

Citrustimon (lemon) 2 esse oe eer Wimlianojy pols eee

Calif.,* Tex.
Calif.*

Tex.
Fla.

Calif.,*
Wash.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.
Tex.
Hawaii.
N.Y.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 19

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
a D> He
ax) [asf
5 s| 8 |e
ae} a |e
or i) qe
ie) Za |
Brevipalpus obovatus Donn. (Tenuipalpidae):
Chamaecyparis pisifera (Sawara falsecypress) -_| Japan_---------------- | eel e Hawaii.
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) _-_-------------- BTA Zee eee eee eee eee 2 ab eee Fla.
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) ------------- Japan =e see eee Ay Ea eee Hawaii.
Spathoglottis sp. (orchid) plant_-_---~---------- IROTMOSAse eset eee — as poe ones 1 | Hawaii.
Bruchidius caerulius (Champ.) (Bruchidae):
MEsmMoavLTUSD aA (tick COVED) = = seen nee AS ULGED] 25s ee oe eee | ee | EE Tht) DO}
Bruchidius debilis (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Fahne anagyroides (goldenchain labur- | Italy----- Sr ae ie] 2a \ Ned
num).
Bruchidius gilvus (Gyll.) (Bruchidae):
Gastomecnsps (Chestnut) st-=o0 ea ee | ee C0 ene eee Dip | PEE ed N.Y.
Hedysarum coronarium (sulla sweet-vetch) ----_|~---_ C6 Kg} iss On Te Pee a WON ONENG.
Tricumiaestivine, (WOCAL) ass h =e een MOO sie eo SE S| pee es ee BE N.Y
Bruchidius incarnatus (Boh.) (Bruchidae):
FENN CUUINOTIS (EN) pans ea ee le BOO Seas Tee LEE Sy es N.C.
Bruchidius marginalis (F.) (Bruchidae):
VASE OCOLUSICLCET. (SCCG) ae sake ee eee RYE OS] avi aren eee ee ee | eee il |}, ADO};
Bruchidius meleagrinus (Géné) (Bruchidae):
ensiculinanis (enti) isons ee eee ee Ttalyotee 2 eae at Eee eS) eee INBYS
Bruchidius unicolor (Ol.) (Bruchidae):
Spartium juncenm (weavers-broom) sced__----|----_do__--_------------|-----|----- JEINGIS
Bruchidius unicolor (O1.)(?) (Bruchidae):
‘Pisumisativum) (pea) Seed 22-222 22 ees Pee 2 Republi crore heir yan pei | ees = |e ee i AD).
Congo.
Pruchidius villosus (F.) (Bruchidae):
Cytisus scoparius (Scotch-broom) -_------------ Popa ngland) ) yi) Peete ees 4) NJ, Raz
taly.
Laburnum anagyroides (goldenchain labur- | Austria, Germany----_|-----|--_-- OREN
num) seed.
Bruchus azoricus Crotch (Bruchidae):
Wacimeation@yetch)) Seed aoe mae n ase n eee IRontugalin at aes sees | eee ees 2| N.Y.
Bruchus dentipes (Baudi) (Bruchidae):
Wictosfabon(broadibean) evens. ene ee ne Greece, Iran, Italy22=—|) (5/2222 2 /eeues Tl., Md.,
Mass.,
N.Y
Bruchus emarginatus Allard (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus sp. (peavine) seed__-_------_----_--.- TEX OAR DEAE ee ee ae 1 INS
Bruchus ervi Froel. (Bruchidae):
Baggage (with Rosa sp.)_---------------------- IMTan Celeeee wee eee 1 ORS h ERE N.Y.
RENSTCULITLONT Ss (GTI) ete te eee ee eee ee France, Germany, 21 3 1D s© Sills.
Greece, Italy, La., Md.,
Lebanon, Mexico, Mass.,
Turkey, unknown. N.Y.
Bruchus lentis Froel. (Bruchidae):
Hensiculnanisy dentil) Beses* ose eee ae Cyprus, France, 22s |e alla eee Fla., Dl.,
Germany, Greece, La., Mass.,
Italy, Morocco, Mich.,
Netherlands, INGEN BYS,
Spain, Turkey, NEG? Pal,
United Arab Re- S.C., Tex.
public, unknown.
Vicia faba var. equina (horsebean) -~----------- Spain sess is as |e ee 1 | Pa.
WAsatina(vetch)iseedaeae 2 =) eee eee Weban oneeoaes = aes if | INN
Wiciarsps\(seed) ieasc ues s2 eee os Se Tee ere FPORb Ue a] eee ete | Bena ee Ta Nye
Bruchus rufipes Hbst. (Bruchidae):
ISO iD) a Sa ee ee eee italiyt22 see Shas EF eee eee INN
Mec UINeN(SCOd) 2a tee tt ee ee eee Saintes See eos S| ee ae RINGS.
EPA SUMASQLUU ILI (DCA) tye eee eee ey hee ee eee 1 I N.Y.
Stores (with Brassica oleracea var. capitata | Germany--_-_----------|_---- if) | Raa INDYS
(cabbage)).
Wicia faba (broad bean) Seat seas eee eee ee England, Italy_------- HES pepteee 1 | N.Y., Wash
Velsatina (vetch) seeds sansa ae ae ee Azores, Hrance; Italy-:)) 9 6° |L2 22 |Ls— Md., Mass.,
N.Y.
V. tenuifolia (bramble vetch) seed --_---------- @zechoslovakias =22-22|2-=== Peel ane Cul ADK Ce
Wicia'sps(SCed)) 2 ass = eee a Azores, France, ni eee 3 | D.C., Mass.,
Yugoslavia. NJ.
Bruchus rufipes luteicornis I. (Bruchidae):
Viciarsativa) (vetch))seedis2s == j22u eee eee Italy, Portugal___--_-- Oi ee i] Sa NJ., N.Y.

20

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Country of origin

Bruchus signaticornis Gyll. (Bruchidae):
Lathyrus sativus (grass peavine) seed ___--------
Lens culinaris (lentil) seed_--------------------

Vicia faba (broad bean) seed _--_----------------
Bruchus tristiculus Fahr. (Bruchidae):

Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) seed __-----------

L. sativus (grass peavine) seed ___--------------

Lathyrus sp. (peavine) seed __------------------

Tegume i(seed)) 2. 2 ese See Soe u see eee

Pisum sativum (pea) seed __--------------------

Vicia faba (broadbean) seed __-_----------------
Bruchus tristis Boh. (Bruchidae):

Gicenianietinwme (chickpea) ha. s=s— nes ese

Lathyrus sativus (grass peavine) seed.._--------

Lathyrus sp. (seed)

IRISUMESALUDILTEN (DEA) meee eee eee ee nee

Viciarfabas(broadbean) 2 ae. =e ane ee e
Bruchus ulicis Muls. (Bruchidae):

ensiculinanis: Gentil) pe=s== sss s= sees
Bruchus viciae Ol. (Bruchidae):

Lathyrus latifolius (perennial pea) seed _-_------
a ehari Pritchard & Keifer (Tetranychi-

ae):

Chrysanthemum morifoliwm-_------------------
Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Hbn.) (Tortricidae):

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) --__----------

Rosa sp. (plant)
Callidium rufipenne Motsch. (Cerambycidae):

Dunnageses: Sa es eee eae ee ee a see

IWrood! (crate) = seis as te bis ee Se eh ae eee ei
Callosobruchus analis (F.) (Bruchidae):

Pisum sativum (pea)

eae ae gerstaeckeri Boh. (Chrysomeli-
dae):

Chamaedorea SDa(palim) plea fase ee
Carposina niponensis W\ism. (Carposinidae):
iMatlusisyivestrisi(apple) esate ee nese eee

Caryedon gonagra (F.) Bruchidae:
Adenanthera pavonina (sandal beadtree) seed __
Arachis hypogaea (peanut) _--------------------

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)-_--------------------
Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna) pod__----
Gassiaisps (DOG) So ee Se tae EEE es ED as
Phaseolusivulgaris) (bean) sees e ae eae
‘Pluimerniaisp. (rangipani) 22222222 eee a
Storage ss Moe Gs SEES ees slorR ue MENDE eed aL

Carystoides basochesii replana (Plotz) (Hesperii-

ae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf___-------_--
Carystoides lebbaeus (Hew) (Hesperiidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf___------------
Chamaedoremisps (leah) eee ea ee aaa
Cecilioides acicula (Miiller) (Achatinidae):
Rees carota var. sativa (carrot)__-_----------
Pk 0) a eS eS SS ee ea ese Ses
Cenopalpus pulcher (C. & F.) (Tenuipalpidae):
Cutting—unidentificd=s=22 2- ae
Matlusisyivestrisi(apple) Beene eee eee eee eee

Ital
Greece, Italy, Spain___

Azores, Italy_---------
France, Italy, Portu-

Greece, Italy__--------
Italy, Yugoslavia___--

Greecec ec’ a 8222s eran

France, Netherlands_-

Federation of
Malaysia.

Ea walisssss aes = tenes
Senegal, West Africa_-
la walieee see ae ee

India, unknown.__-_----

British Guiana,
Curacao, India,
Mexico, Philip-
pines, Thailand.

Number of
interceptions
in—

a p> ||,
g | 8/38
Ba| 8 | ac
mn
LS fel || SS
ow °o ue
ie) Z |
Loe he
11 2} || Sesh ee
Di) Sy 2 Se ieee oe
2 oa eae 1
OS SSS Se
3) eee 3
aie REPS Ke all
2222 1
Diq |e |e
i] Sete kere
on | saa
10) = 1
1 i] eae
itd eee 6 1
nS ea eae
PERE Ep Ok 2 3
Dietse pees
Tht ees
aan eats 1
wie ae Ay sees
2) Sas ese
sore | eee
Silla eer
os ot 103 ees
LE rece | ar
1 i eae
ee Tees
eee 1) eee
eae 10h | Sass
>| Soe | eee
Ase ee Bears
leat es P| ass
ES Saha eS ees
er Ae Diu |Weewe
14 Qian see
nO ee es es [eas
(Lig Sees eee
Dy Pe SEEN eee
peed ii eres
pe eee eee
pe eee 1
pee } lyse

Collected in—

N.Y.

Md., N.Y.,
Ohio, Tex.

N.Y.

Tex.
Hawaii., La.,

INR @ehae.
Wash,

INDY

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

21

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of
interceptions

tion

Consump-

Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (Tephritidae):

Baggage (with sphagnum moss packing)

Cactus (fruit)

Calophyllum inophyllum (Indiapoon beauty-
leaf) fruit.

Capsicum annuum (pepper)

C. annuum var. grossum (bell pepper)
Carica papaya (papaya)
Citrus mitis (calamondin orange)
C. paradisi (grapefruit)

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)

C. sinensis (sweet orange)

GRSINENSIShVAlShAMULise ee eae es en
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) berry-----------
Cydonia oblonga (quince) _-_--------------------
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon)
Diospyros sp
Eugenia malaccensis (Malay-apple)
Eugenia sp. (fruit)
Ficus carica (fig)

Fruit—unidentified
Malus sylvestris (apple)

Mangifera indica (mango) -_---------------------
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear)
Phoeniz dactylifera (date)
Pistacia vera (common pistache) pulpcovering nut-
Prunus armeniaca (apricot)

P. domestica (plum)

P. persica (peach)

P. persica var. nectarina (nectarine)
Psidiwm guajava (guava)

Punica granatum (pomegranate)

Pyrus communis (pear)

Terminalia catappa (tropical almond)
Zizyphus sp. (jujube) dried

Cally sess ae eee
a waliten eee ee

Federation of Rhode-
sia and Nyasaland,
Greece, Liberia.

Italy, Senegal

Ha walle. eee

do

Argentina, Italy,
Morocco, Spain,
unknown.

Africa (country (?)),
Hawaii, Italy,
Portugal, United
Arab Republic,
unknown.

Argentina, Azores,
Brazil, Cyprus,
Europe (country
(?)), Greece, Israel,
Italy, Jordan, Mo-

rocco, Portugal,
Republic of South
Africa, Spain,
United Arab Re-
public, unknown.
Israel
Brazil, Costa Rica,
Hawaii, unknown.
France, Greece, Italy_-
tal yee eae

(6 | eee rare
Argentina, Brazil,
Greece, Italy,
Lebanon, Portugal,
unknown, Uruguay.
TG ay) nyse ie a ees
Azores, Italy, Malta,
Portugal, Spain.

France, Italy, Spain,
unknown.

Azores, Italy, Portu-
gal.

Argentina, France,
Greece, Israel,
Italy, Peru,
Portugal, Spain,
unknown.

Azores, Italy_---------

Azores, Hawaii___-----

Argentina, Hawaii,
Italy.

Azores, France, Israel,
Italy, Malta,
Portugal.

in—

Propaga-
tion

| Nonentry

bho
bo

=v---|-----

Collected in—

INI 4c

Ala., Pa.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Fla., Mass.,
INE

Ala., Fla.,
Md., Mass.

N.Y.
INDYA 7) Dex.
HY

Mass., INISYe
Ohio, P.R.

xr

INES
Calif.,* Fla.,

Hawaii, N.Y.

INAS:
Ohio.
Ohio.
N.Y.

Mass., N.Y.

Hawaii,
Mass.
Fla., Hawaii,
Ne

22 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Collected in—
roy Pana liee
q s | 3
5 Sl
28| 2 |88
or oS que
6) Z |A
Ceratitis capitata (Wied.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) ------------------- Argentina, Liberia ____ 1 Meg] ores :
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) __-.--_----------- Argentina, Bermu- 1 2) esses Mass., N.Y.,
da(?), Italy. AO};
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee)________--------- Brazil, Costa Rica, A (pee | ae Hawaii,
Hawaii. N.Y., Tex.
Juglans regia (English walnut) ___.------------ Greece. 222 eae nF | reer | Eee INS
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)-____--------- AXUR RAE) = eee 1s | Rae Hawaii.
Moamngifenatindica (mango)! ese eee ae United Arab 1 14s) Pee INSYao ea
Republic.
IPriNUSianMentacds (QPLICOb) sessesae eee aaa Canarylslandseescess eae iy Sats Tex.
JS FARIA (GOVeeXOla)) Ses Si Ne israel ee ea ee i] gi eee Ceara ING
Ceratitis colae Silv. (?) (Tephritidae):
Cola acuminata (Sudan colanut) nut__-.------- Nigeria ieee a eee |e INES:
Ceratitis rubivora Coq. (Tephritidae):
LUD WS? SDE (SCO) 2 ees eee ae ES JOU AOUG OVE os ee il || 4D).(Ci,
Cerconota anonella (Sepp) (Stenomidae):
Annona muricata (Soursop) __2_____--2-L-2 2-2-2 ATLA TN Been rae nanaalees 14g | See eee es Ala.
A. reticulata (custard-apple) -__-_._______--+--- Talonane tn a9 elect | ae Fla.
Cerodontha denticornis (Panzer) (Agromyzidae):
Crassula perfoliata (thorowort crassula) -------- VAUZ OF ES eho aaa ers pean ar | WEL ae 1 | Del.
Ceroplastes ceriferus (And.) (Coccidae):
Cycas revoluta (Sago palm) ___/__-__-__-_- + _ ACH OLN oe eS a Ee | ae 1 | Hawaii.
Ceroplastes rubens Mask. (Coccidae):
AMERUTUU TUS Leak) sas eee een ae Eres eee ELA Walia o saan eee gE ee ee Hawaii.
Hedera helix (English ivy) leaf___.......-_---_- WWirall:gaoyyyral oe ee | oi ened Hawaii.
Metrosideros sp. (irontree) leaf______----------- Hawaii ee ee aU Peres We Hawaii.
Plant—unidentified (leaf)_....__...___-_-_-___- PANTS Gre] sins ee es |b oe |e 1 | Hawaii.
Ceutorhynchus erysimi (F.) (Curculionidae):
INMUITSERYASCO CK EE WRN AUN SUAS VEN Ue Netherlands ese ee se | eee | eel 10 | GING
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (Moulton) (Thripidae):
TLOLGS py Wel) nee ee AS ee Oey as American Samoa__-_-___ 1 fee pe| [ee Hawaii.
Orchid (plant) a eee eee IVICKI COS a= ae hepa || eee 1 | Tex.
Chalciope hyppasia (Cram.) (Noctuidae):
SANIT TO ITE RI nh Se Ds Sea China, unknown____--|____- PP | eiathe Hawaii.
Chilo loftini Dyar (Crambidae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ___---------- IMIGy 00) 5 eee 60) | 2e=s |e ey Calif.,
ex.
Chilo suppressalis (W1k.) (Crambidae):
Oryza sativa (rice) husk, straw, and straw | Japan, Philippines, 10 ee Calif.,*
jacket. Spain. Hawaii,
N.Y, Dex.
Chionaspis salicis (.) (Coccidae):
Tilia cordata (littleleaf linden) stem______-____- (Cerin niy= ep eae eee | (eet eee Tel PID Orn
Chlorophorus annularis (F.) (Cerambycidae):
Bamboo (poles at center of rolled rugs) _____-_-_ Japan ae ee AL) | ees | ee N.C.
Choranthus vitellius (F.) (Hesperiidae):
Airplane vee) (2 Lele VTE ey MORE a eee aie kel British Virgin Islands, |_____ Ds | ene Am. V.I.
St. Kitts.
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Ckll.) (Coecidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime) ___. -------------- IVIOXA CO san es nase eae 1) ees Calif.*
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap__----------------- Costa Rica, Mexico_--_ Dh | S| ea Calif.*
Orchids Weal) ase. eee ee Ae eee Sep BOERS Canal Zone, Guate- _{_____|_____ 2 | Calif.*
mala.
Persenispy (bud wood) 22a ee ee IVI CXI CO MRSS RAE ites | ea eae 1 | Calif.*
Chrysomphalus calurus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Spondias mombin (yellow mombin)___-_--_---- IND Caracas eee Tia Oe Calif.*
Chrysomphalus odontoglossus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
Orchid!(pseudobullb) Saas ee ee djsboatshtz wn aee eee ea ee eee 1| Fla.
Palme (eah) 2 sed Sethe eRe Oe eae Le Miexicot.22 2 We is anes ee fe ee Tex.
Chrysomphalus personatus (Comst.) (Coccidae):
Bromeliad (eal) =. eee ee ee eee 1] Fla.
Girus aurantifolias (sourtlime) 2s ees | Brazile See ees ee eee Calif.*
ONsinensis| (Sweet orange). ee ee eBrazilsunknowne en) Bb) | seen Calif.,* N.Y.
Cocos:nitcifer a (COCO): Cape a2 ae ER IVI XT CO haere cone eT) ener | Calif.*
Chrysomphalus tingi (McKenzie) (Coccidae): j
Phalaenopsis lueddemanniana (orchid) --------- IBDilip pines sess sees | eee | eee 1 | Hawaii.
Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Philodendronisps eat) eee sae ae eee mee ee Brazile oo eo i aes pe nate ae 1 | Calif.*
Cladius isomerus Nort. (Tenthredinidae):
Rosa'sps (eat) =a esses Beek ee Se he eae IMG x1 COMSSSa eee 1 ee aes a Tex.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 23
Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1968—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—

Pest and host Country of origin Collected in—

Consump-
tion

Nouentry

Propaga-
tion

Cladius pectinicornis (Fourc.) (Tenthredinidae):
TROD Oe ee ae ee Denmark, England, 8 1 1 | Mass., N.Y.

Germany, Israel,
Scotland, Switzer-
land.
Clysiana ambiguella (H.bn.) (Phaloniidae):
WTA Shs (Cae 02) a ee Hungary, unknown__-| 1 aly pyane se INS
Coccus viridis (Green) (Coccidae):
(Lab fai Sh oNs (Coy eX) Je a ee es Eig Wyre Lilt Meena ee Can sae i arena ee Hawaii.
Gardenia jasminoides (cut flower) --------------|____- COSA alee AQT EEE PAS Hawaii.
Gymostachyum leptostachyum___---------------- Thaxolovavessheys Su SE ay ae a 1 | Hawaii.
(OTC Fa ee ee ae I CHa COL sea | en et | See 1) (Calits*
Cochlicella barbara (L.) (Helicellidae):
ALLUAUISOLIDILM) (Sarlic))= 22282 ass ee INTOLOCCOS See a eaaies | Se i163) eS N.Y.
FATT CO MOD 1G See eee te ners Se eee eine Libya, Morocco------- DE EIN ea | POY INDYAno AcE
Viilitamyyeare ome te Eee ee Se ee Crete, France,,Greece, | 27 |_ 21 2)22-.2 Del., La.,
Morocco, Spain. Mass.,

Mirabilis jalapa (common four-c’clock) seed __-_-
Cochicella ventrosa (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
VATITUTIUMDOTTALTOL CCK) eee ee ae ee ee ee
PATICOMO pile Ses ec cet Sai te ie eee eee
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) -- 3
TFUCHLCONSOLLUG) LELTULCE) mee ee ee

IMDS GAO Ga ee ee Azores, Morocco, N13} 4) LES ee La., Mass.,
Spain, unkown. Nee Sts;
a.
Coelonertus nigrirostris Solari (Curculionidae):
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) stem_------------- IMs: o1o es A 54 | Heed a orn. Tex
Conoderus ersul (Sharp) (Elateridae):
Vanda hybrid (orchid) flower_-___------------- TEL Wali ae See ee Se! a} eg | as a Hawaii.
Conotelus mericanus Murr. (Nitidulidae):
IBTOME ACs es ies ae Eee Geren IMexicos2 22822. Sees 2 see Pe 1 | Tex.
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower) _---------------}_____ Ao hipaat ee a ORS) eee Tex
Delphiniwm: sp (Cutmlower) 2 =2-=s2 2222s eae | Paeee Co Koy eye i eee sf LS | (arr Ariz
Glodiolisisp a (cutiflower eas ea ee ae | 6 (gL RSE eee one HS ge Ariz.
iMedicagolsativa) (alfalta) 22 Sanne Wa eee ee ee CG Woy Dat rl I iL | AN ee ee Tex.
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) -.-------------- Ga walimne = eee sese 4S ee | So Hawaii.
Wer etal CSee are iRise Cees ee ee IVT Xd CO eae aa Lh) | Zar ee one Tex.
Conotrachelus aguacatae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (2vocado) fruit and seed_-_---_}_____ COW ee tS eee | iexs
P.americana var. drymifolia (Mexican avocado) ]}_____do___-_------------ i1gy| Seeker) Sees Calif.
Conotrachelus perseae Barber (Curculionidae):
Persea americana (avocado) seed____----------- CostayRicasa sali | ere ee ee 14) etex:
Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki (Rhinotermi-
tidae) :
Marlipackago wach: pa U yxart cen ie eee ley cpp ee eS Ay ee || See Hawaii.
Cordylomera spinicornis (F.) (?) (Cerambycidae):
EShoyoSsp a mMahorany) log sas sae eae ye Wrest) Aifricaa= 222 == se2 tL | Se Va.
Cosmopolites sordidus (Germ.) (Curculionidae) :
Musa X paradisiaca (banana)_-.__.-------__--- A Su 1 ee 1D dl Ses id TAR S.C.
IMO RI Oy (Go) han) aS ee @analiZone lessee Ss |e es | Eee 1 | Fla.
Crenidorsum stigmaphylli Rs). (Aleyrodidae):
eaf—unidentified Mine see eee Dominican Republic__|--_--|--_-- 1) Fla.
Cryphula apicata (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
Cactusi(lan t) Masi anii Se Nee Mee Nek ITO KACO eee ae ore || re Tmexe
Cryptoblabes gnidiell a (Mill ) (Phycitidae):
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) --_--_-_---------- Greece, Italy, Spain, |__-_- CO fp A Del., N.Y.,
unknown. N.C., Pa
Cydonia oblonga (quince) -_-_-.--_-----_--______- Titel pee eee Lea Db | ated LW ek N.Y.
Mangifenaiindica, (mango) aa ee Cape Verde Islands_-- U1 | oretean esate N.Y.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -.._----_-__-_- Greece, Italy, Portu- 4 see ee INE
gal, Venezuela,
Yugoslavia.
Cryptophlebia illepida (Btlr.) (Olethreutidae):
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa) seed__-____- DE UE Hes nL Ts |S 1 | Hawaii.
Be ternifolia (Queenslandnut maca- |.._-_do Dis Bea re el Hawaii.
amia),

24

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lower) (Olethreutidae):
Euphoria longan
Litchi chinensis (lychee) nut
Macadamia ternifolia (Queenslandnut maca-

damia).
Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean)
P. vulgaris (bean) pod
Paice pulcherrima (flowerfence poinciana)

pod.

Cryptotermes brevis (Wlk.) (Kalotermitidae):
Paper (sack and wrapping)
Wood (barrel and tree limb)

Curculio elephas (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Castanea sativa (European chestnut)

Castanea sp. (chestnut)

Curculio nucum (L.) (Curculionidae):
Corylus avellana (European filbert)
Corylus sp. (hazelnut)

Cyane terpischorella Busck (‘Tineidae):
Baggage (with banana)

Cyclocephala discicollis Arrow (Scarabaeidae):
VAST plane eke Saati li RE ees See eee

Cylas formicarius (F.) (Curculionidae):

VANUTG {Br CR REE SU Na IN pe a Sa a

Cylas formicarius (F.) var. (Curculionidae):
Tpomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Summers) (Curcul-

ionidae):
Bagging (empty burlap bag)
Cargo (with banana)
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Quarters (on sack of mangoes)

Cylas es formicarius (F.) (Curculioni-
dae):

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Cylas puncticollis Boh. (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)

Cylindrocopturus tetralobus Champ. (?) (Curcul-
ionidae):
Bromeliad
Dactynotus sonchi (L.) (Aphidae):
Gacticarsavivay (lettuce) ans o ee ee ene ee
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.) (Tephritidae):
Capsicum annuum var. grossum (bell pepper) --
C. annuum var. longum (chili pepper)
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)
Momordica charantia (balsam-pear)
Dacus cucurbitae (Coq.)(?) (Tephritidae):
Cucumis sativus (cucumber)
Dacus dorsalis Hend. (Tephritidae):
Averrhoa carambola (carambola) fruit
ager eta eel ee ile We GUN ee ee
Calophyllum inophyllum (Indiapoon beauty-
leaf) fruit.
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
Carica papaya (papaya)
Eugenia jambos (rose-apple)
FE. malaccensis (Malay-apple)
UG eNAGASD ey (LUTE) ae ee eee ne
Mangifera indica (mango)

Number of
interceptions
in—
Country of origin eal Collected in—
eae
de
ts| OG
28| 8 |e8
c=) lo) ~
Ol zanles
Elawalines= ose i yee ee eS Hawaii.
Hawaii, Vietnam ___-- Dl Sear ee Hawaii, Va.
Pia wails suber ae Sie i) eo |e Hawaii.
ase 0 See ore ee Weee |||) lalenyent,
ea Glo) Sree eek TW eee lees) elena
baal ole ae eee ee ye SE |) IBleRy enn,
China, Hawaii_______- Dh es dese eye Fla., Hawaii.
Haiti, Hawaii________- DAN erunh ts es Calif.,* Fla.
Italy, Portugal_______- 23:1 eel eed TINGS:
P.R.
France, Greece, Italy, | 83 Sy || eae Til., Mass.,
Portugal, Spain, N.Y.
Switzerland, Yugo-
slavia.
Italy, Switzerland____- 1 (1) eran N.Y
Searer (clo Meee en eS 2) a= Bete Ne
Mawalll 2 Sees 1. | 08 hae ae Hawaii.
lethayzp oaks Sass es yee ed uu i et | acre Fla
PAIS Lire 3 een eens | PEP ps aes Hawaii.
Ie lopaney IGyaye Hw ell 1} | eee Calif.*
Gubaieh a. - 5 era it 2k yer Fla.
Tsien ee ss Sine cee ee 1D) | epee eee Fla.
Antigua, Cuba, 8 By Nos Am. V.I.,
Dominican Re- Fla., Pa.,
public, Mexico, PARSiex
Puerto Rico, Trini-
dad.
IMIOXICO AR eels oe ills eee ae Tex
Hong, Kong, Japan, 1 2 1 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Philippines. Hawaii,
Md.
Kenya, Liberia, By Gi ee Md., Mass.,
Nigeria, Sierra INSYeubas
Leone. Va
IMI@xI COs 2 ae ee ES pers | FE ee ee 1 | Dex
Netherlands----_------]_____ Ti eee Pa.
Lele hy ei ee eee eal Ra nly (ees Calif.*
Mhalland=2.25. 2. seas Th Sees ESS Hawaii.
Hawaii, Ivory Coast__|_____ Dees Calif.,* Mass.
Philippines_ —~-=------ Tip eee 1) Se Bek Hawaii.
a Walle 3a one a | CN ee Calif.*
Pe GOssS ate ea 10) | eae | ees | Ten vreutie
ee ad Oe tess ee eee (1h) | ee es EV ayenie
Eee OSes eee 2) | eee | allies
Hawaii.
Eve (oKoy Seed Ce ee 1) || Cee | een I aie
TN Co east 2 BLES By aes 1 | Hawaii.
hens doi. tens Sere Dn es | Bese Ela anie
aidan doe 2) Re | Es | Eva anie
ey (60 Re ees OF eee) LE lena et
Hawaii, Philippines_-_| 19 1 ee Calif.,*
Hawaii.

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25

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
Q ba ,
k |e
5 a| 8 |8q
ehh teh ees)
ow (o} gue
6) Z|
Dacus dorsalis Hend.—Continued
Persea americana (avocado) _------------------- Mia waities oot o ee Ai et eG eu 2 Hawaii.
TEUSIN TD CTT (CAV EWE) aa Se eee eee C1 ObaS=e a eae 7 | Ste Hawaii.
Terminalia catappa (tropical almond) -_---_-___-|--___ (0 Ke ee eee 2a|ee stl eS Hawaii.
Dacus dorsalis Hend.(?) (Tephritidae):
Aleurites moluccana (candlenut-tree)-___-______|_____ Gomes uh Seer e 105 | Meee | Se Hawaii
Mangiferaandicay(nango) asta =e ee Cotes ee Gi Bass om | ede Hawaii
Persea americana (avocado)----------------_-__]____- (6 Votes yee i | ae (ee Hawaii.
PStdieemiguajava, (Suave) ee een ee Hawaii, India____-__-- | ee | |e Hawaii
Dacus oleae (Gmel.) (Tephritidae):
iBareacel(vathelemom) eae aaa nee Ialyises2eekenc teens [lalla See ES ae INESY%:
Olentenropaeds (Olive) 2a Sanne eee Europe (country(?)), 76 10 | ee Md., Mass.,
France, Greece, Mich.,N.J.,
Israel, Italy, N.Y., Ohio,
Lebanon, Spain. ipas, Rex.
O. verrucosa (warty olive) seed_-_-------------- Republic Of South | fas==| seen 1] D.C
Africa.
Olea sp. (branch with fruit)________-____---____ IDR AVL) 0) Ee iG CEE Ee Tex
Dacus oleae (Gmel.)(?) (Tephritidae):
Oleaxeunopacas (Olive) Beene Genie ees ee a ed Td pets Pa NERY
Deltocephalus maculellus Osborn (Cicadellidae):
ANSWey OEE a2 Sa pee British West Indies |___-- Die | ete ees Am. V.I.,
(island (?)), St. IPAs
Kitts.
Depressaria erinaceella Stgr. (Oecophoridae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke) _---------_-----___- TG aye ne Aes 2s | eae | RS N.Y
Diabrotica speciosa (Germ.) (Chrysomelidae):
in Dlane wee ee oe LI eh eee Winkno wise =s eee | Been AMR es Fla
Dialeurodes chittendeni Laing (Aleyrodidae):
FUROMOCEIET.OTUES Dae ee ee ee England, Netherlands_|_____|_____ CON INindNion se
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Morg.) (Aleyrodidae):
GUE TESTSD sy (LEG) ete = 0k ie SN eo ener es EN Dominican Republic, Die Wisi | ery toes Fla., N.Y.
Jamaica.
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Kot.) (Aleyrodidae):
Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)-._._____--_.-------- Hawaii, Tahiti________ Pia ese Pas | Hawaii.
Jasminum sambac (Arabian jasmine) leaf_____- Hawaii, Philippines_-__ ON eee 3 | D.C., Hawaii.
lant—unidentined= 250s an ee Glin ae aa RSL 3 | Eons | 1 | Wash.
Diaphania quadristigmalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Orchidi(eah) Seats steal ae ee eS CostawRicas=s =o seserees | inate keen 1| Fla.
Diaprepes abbreviatus (.) (Curculionidae):
PANT plan Coenen SE LO ei eee ee ae re Puerto uni CO mss ee | wea i bd deur be IPAR
HO WETS reel a ae SRL Re SR eS ke UN eee te ea P.R.
Staphylea bolanderi (Sierra bladder-nut) C1 EES | ae I P.R.
Diaprepes abbreviatus (.) var. (Curculionidae):
1 OW.CrS Bee ete sO ee ANE ea GOS 2222 = Sas Es OA RS [Mh PARR
Diaprepes farinosus Gyll. (Curculionidae):
LAT TOCS (Coram) wie es PATIL SUS ances ee eee 01 ae Am. V.I
Diatarazia oleracea (lu.) (Noctuidae):
BANIT TD) LT1 C eee ener nn ear as we Wink Oy ee | 1) | eae N.Y
Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Guen.) (Pyraustidae):
Pinus sp. (5-needle pine) dwarf tree__________- VRP AT ere ee ee MT A 2 | Wash
Dictyla nassata (Puton) (Tingidae):
1D CY oF tS cae SC eS eae ee WIOTOCCO== = anes | mance Lig | aes 2 Fla
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Woll.) (Bostrichidae):
‘Phragmitesisp.(dunnage) sess. a ee ee Africa (country(?))---_|____- i] 3 | Ree Md.
WiOOGE(Crate) Sse eee ose Ee eel Indias see SN [V8 | Rts Weaes es N.Y
Dinoderus borneanus Lesne(?) (Bostrichidae):
alma (ne Ctin ge) See eer ek es Se American Samoa_-_-____ aU | sl | Ba Calif.*
Diocalandra taitensis (Guer.) (Curculionidae):
BAL PAP CL sels wee dpe ee ere een aie he lee y Oe OU eas 8 cs Hawaii.
Cocosiiuciferaa (COCONUT) Ba ae ee eee ee | RN EE (hoy re ee eae Awol Sway Hawaii.
Si Ad laevimargo Champ. (Curculioni-
ae):
Orchidi(plant) =a ana ee eee Guatemala, Mexico___|_-_-_|_____ bel Mex:
Draeculacephala clypeata Osborn (Cicadellidae):
argon (wath bananas) ses ee annem HH CUAG Ons i fee ehs |) ee Fla
Drymaeus hegewischi (Pfeiffer) (Bulimulidae):
Bromeliads (plant) 22s ene ee IVE XS COM ne ae oe ote nln aa | 1 | Fla.
Dysdercus andreae (L.) (Pyrrhocoridae):
FASTA OY EN 0 2) Pat He ig Ie i ape i ALY UDA Dominican Republic__|_____ 25) Fla.
Dysdercus mimus (Say) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) bagasse_--_- IMICXI CO aee ea eines 1} eves eas Hl.

718—775—64——4

°6 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1968—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin : Collected in—
f | Ble
5qa|/ 9 |eq
n
a2} a | Be
or iS} oY
iS) AZ |e
Dysdercus obliquus (H.-S.) (Pyrrhocoridae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple)_.---.------------<- Mexicon = 22 =22- shane | (ER Dae Tex
Railwayacar Qraithishrimp) = seas eee ee eee COE ase s See aes | S-sen |p Ariz
Dyspessa ulula (Bkn.) (Cossidae):
VAlLLisalioUm) (Carlic) eae see ee eee Italy, Spain, (yl ee ee ee IN| Ay LP
unknown.
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Zell.) (Phycitidae):
ACACIG;SP®s (SCEG) Sis Se aie PE saue eens eed
Barringtonia sp. (seed pod)__------------------
Cassia javanica (appleblossom senna)

Cassiaisps(SECdi pod) eee ee ea (eee d
Ceratonia siliqgua (carob) _----------------------

Citrus sinensis (Sweet orange)----_---------_-_-
Cydonia oblonga (quince) --.-------------------
Eriobotrya japonica (loquat)_---_-------------_-

PA CUSICOTICOS (112) KCTLC Gee te a nee eee | |e ea
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)_----_------_-______
SUGULTESASTO oh GU DLTL ULL) yee ee
Prunusiamygdalus) (almond) 2s22 222 see ees eae do
Punica granatum (pomegranate) -_----------_--
IPYUTUSICOMLIMUNIS | (DEAT) See ee ee
Seed—unidentified= 222222 2s) Se eee

AUT DIAN ea2 22 oie eco RU ei a as
Endelomyia aethiops (F.) (Tenthredinidae):
Rosa sp. (rose) cut flower_.-/-..---._-_-----..- ID enmankwesseeee eae 5 ee Deen INERYS
Epinotia aporema (W1sm.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris cv. (string bean) ------------ Chile, Colombia, 1 fo eee: Fla., Md.,
Venezuela. Tex.
Storesi@vithicab hace) eases eee eee eee POP a4 se ose 2 8 eee 1G} eevee N.C.
Ericeia inangulata (Guen.) (Noctuidae):
inplame ie? OS Oo oe Te Ee eee ee te Ja an (2) Be eee eee Ih) See Hawail
Eriophyes canestrinii (Nal.) (Eriophyidae):
Buxrus sempervirens (boxwood) leaf_____-------- Bngland2. 22265 sso | sens ‘34/2 Wash
Eriopyga fea (Druce) (Noctuidae):
Orchidy (plant) eae eee ee ae UT G4 CO se ed | es Te ee xs
Erythrothrips durango Watson (Aeolothripidae):
DTH TRIT ES Os. (CLONES 2) sea eR COS See || bes See | eee Tex
Ethelema sobrina Sharp (Colydiidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _------------------|----- (0 Ko oeeern ene a am Rear 2 eee ees Tex
Eucalendra setulosa (Gyll.) (Curculionidae):
Bam booKn(DOle) {eee eee eee WET PSS oss aft | et ze | Care Calif. *
Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Sign.) (Coccidae): eure
Gandeniaisp 2202 eee ee OI Me ae ae ee a (Unknowns seeceenes= 11g) Ps seme es eee Hawaii.
Euetheola humilis (Burm.) (Scarabaeidae):
ANT planeh.l en enks 52 2 REO ee Braz eee ass oes 5 al Fees oe eee ING
Euleia heraclei (L.) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens var. dulce (celery) ----------- Wan CCss2~- 4-222 222 53 || eos Dy | ak ea IN[ENGE
Euleia heraclei (L.) (?) (Tephritidae):
Apium graveolens var. dulce (celery) ----------- Hneland witalyssssss5|seess 2) sees INIENG
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) -_--------------- Beleitim Sota teee ee Eten | eee N.Y.
Eumaeus debora (Hbn.) (Lycaenidae):
@ycadaceae) (leat) see eee ee eee IMI@xiCO Maen eee teen 1G eee ee ne Tex.
Eupelix cuspidata (Fab.) (Cicadellidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) .--_---- tia) ley Sess ea eee | ees [is [ees INS
Euphyllura olivina (Costa) (Psyllidae):
Cutting—unidentified-----+--2---_--__-----_- Greece 222s Sessa | Sas ae 1/10
Euproctis similis (Fuessly) (Lymantriidae) if
Grataegus:sp. (hawthorn) 2se eee eee Japan -2ee SoU e eel Roe | ee 1 | Hawaii.
Eurytoma amygdali Enderl. (Eurytomidae):
Prunus amygdalus (almond) -_------------------ JOTC ana eon se nae 5 eee eI Md.
Eurytoma orchidearum (Westw.) (Eurytomidae):
Cattleyaisps (Orchid) 242 esses eee eevee Brazili@olombigess=-=\|sesss|| soe 2) Fla.
Vandaisp (orchid) i aas essen eee eee Coylon 3255 22 ee | See eee ills | INE Nae
Euscepes post fasciatus (Fairm.) (Curculionidae):
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) -__-------------- Brazil, British 3 bay) |e Ala., Am.
Guiana, Jamaica, WAL, ’Calif., 2
Panama, Puerto La. “INE naa
Rico, Tortola, Pa.
Trinidad. is
MiailiCwachiti\cutting) eensssssenssaaeee a eens TELS WE See apr | Se ae | ee 1 | Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

27

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Eucesta eluta Loew (Otitidae):
VAD ANG soar ea es OE En 2 ee aoe

Everes comyntas (Godt.) (Lycaenidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris cv. (string bean)

Evergestis forficalis (L.) (Pyraustidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower)
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)

Exptochiomera formosa (Dist.) (Lygaeidae):
VAICACIONS De ee Se de ee ee Ee
Figulus foveicollis Boisd. (Lucaniidae):
Samanea saman (raintree saman) log___-_------
Forficula aetolica Brunn. (Forficulidae):
Strawa(packine material) e=—- 22 =e se
Forficula decipiens Géné (Forficulidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) dried
Forficula pubescens Gené (Forficulidae):
Pinus sp. (cone)
Frankliniella formosae Mit. (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum morifoliwm__------------------

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)
Flowers__-
Rosa sp
Frankliniella intonsa (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Aster sp. (cut flower)
Calluna vulgaris (heather)
Dahlia sp. (cut flower)
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)

THO WETS Bee etn ne emda rec NI ee

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant
Gladiolus sp. (cut flower)

Rosa sp. (cut flower)

Frankliniella schultzei (Tryb.) (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower) ----------------
LOSS 9 (ClLPLO Wel) seas a ee ene

Frankliniella sulphurea Schmutz (Thripidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
AUTOS on (CU HOW Cl) mete ee ee eee

Frankliniella tenuicornis (Uzel) (Thripidae):
Gladiolus sp. (cut flower)

Fulvius anthocorides Stal (Miridae):

Orchid! (DIAG) ee eee re eo oer

Fundella pellucens (Zell.) (Phycitidae):

Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)____. -_________--__ =.
Phaseolus vulgaris cv. (string bean) _-_----_-----
Vigna sesquipedalis (yardlong cowpea)
V. sinensis (common cowpea) -----_--__--_-__--

Furcaspis oceanica Ldgr. (Coccidae):

Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Paes punctifer McA. & Mall. (Pentatomi-
ae):

Brome ta Gas =22 ran nen ee DATED egies ues atte
Gastrimargus brevipes Sjost. (Acrididae):
Cargo (as food for live shrew)

Number of
interceptions
in—
Country of origin : Collected in—
Q, allie
|e (8
Sy) a A
JERK) ARCO OF | eae Wa eaRe
unknown, West
Indies (island (?)).
INWES A100) ie cL | Ree | ae Tex.
GT SUT COs ein ee nae a Se Tg | SES IN; YG
Belgium) Brance, 9 = |=-=—- Ap | Sets Aloe nae
Netherlands. INSYSSPUR:
VIG x1 CO Sree eee Sel es eR Ps Belt ehexe
1 OUU) ee seean eli ee Bal Shes aD pete faa Hawaii.
israel a Stee sper: ses 1S | Sees Re INES
talivyeh sete sree rk gab fe i | eee INSYe
Genm anya eee Dy (sepa ek Md.
Japaneses eeee 2 Zi eee Hawaii,
Wash.
Bed Oneal ete eee ee 1 ANS Hawaii.
MANO 0S ee aE iba eel Hawaii.
2 0 (yee ee aes 1p aoe Hawaii
Europe (country (?)) --|--_-- i}is|Pasos N.Y.
enmany seen eee iit eae (Beer N.Y., Wash.
nl an dpe eee 1 ll eee | ele INEYS
England, Europe 7 oF Ronee N.Y., Wash.
(country(?)),
Germany, Hungry,
Italy, Poland.
England, Germany, 2 Alt eset INE INE Yes
Sweden. Wash.
NEY!
TG, NIG
Til., Mass.,
vakia, England, Mich.,
Finland, France, N.Y
Germany, Hungry,
Italy, Poland,
Switzerland,
unknown.
Africa (country(?)), |----- Silensse Hawaii, N.Y.
Australia.
AUS tral idee pa hae Tig) fala Hawaii.
Dominican Republic__ ENG | Beeeenge | Breet BARE
Oe pe eee ek sR [ere INRYS
Israclieee Se eee. ad heeled he Stance INANE
Grraitieni a) ae ee ere ee eee 1 | Fla.
BanpaAdoss=snsae anaes Gy" [peel sot oe N.Y.
Aruba, Panama_______ 1 1 ees Calif.,* Pa.
Sunina me eeesee ere 11 by) | Sear INIENGS
British Guiana_-___-__-_- Le) | ee LET Fla.
Eniwetok, Kwajalein_ 3 AU | etc Hawaii,
Wash.
INL XA COs eee Se See a |e eee 1 | Ariz.
IKON ay asters te ae ts hi fete neal Ke INFAYS

ass PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—

Pest and host Country of origin Collected in—

onsump-
tion
| Nonentry
Propaga-
tion

|

| C

Gelechia ericetella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather)_-------------------- Denmark, England, IU An sees | ae N.Y.
Germany, Ireland,
Norway, Scotland,

Switzerland.
Genaparlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Ldgr.) (Coc-
cidae):
Vanda sp. (orchid) plant_—-----_-.--_.----_.-- Indonesiavetae==see = |e Lal Renae 1 | Hawaii.
Geniates panamensis Arrow (Scarabaeidae):
Airplane miesns. ) Meese l fee eae aces eeee Panama, unknown_--_-|_____ io) pen Fla.
Geocoris thoracicus (F.) (Liygaeidae):
FAG pan ewes ee eee eee eee TEAK UO) ISCO) a ils; | eee P.R.
Geomyza tripunctata Fall. (Opomyzidae):
Gactuca sativa (lettuce) S22 a= 225=* =e sete eee PAT COS ree a cee ee Ls Path N.Y
Geotomus pygmaeus (Dallas) (Cydnidae):
CaS ae ee a A a a ea American Samoa-____-- i a es ee Pee eee Hawaii
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) --_------------ Japanins. -ssessee lees ieee Be Hawaii.
Paeeaay inclusa (Frauenfeld) (Cecidomyii-
ae):
Phragmites sp. (reed) mat___------------------ NUIStTi a aeae anes een i fees (eee Tl.
ELE cd gudmannella (Wlsm.) (Gelechi-
idae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) ------------------- Colombia, Guatemala, Se seme Fla., Tex.
exico.
C. annuum var. longum (chili pepper) --------- British Honduras, Ft | (PASS bs wa Fla., Tex.
Mexico.
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Boyd) (Gelechiidae):
Beta oulganisi(Deet) Basses nae nee Italy, United Arab |_____ BY | eee N.Y., Tex.
Republic.
Stores (with string bean)__----------------_--- Ital yee se lle e a ee eels | aes N.Y.
Crea plaesiosema (Turn.) (Gelechi-
idae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)_------------------ COO ai RE er ea ere iL) | eee La.
Gortyna flavago (Schiff.) (Noctuidae):
Cynara scolymus (artichoke) -_-_---------------- ISTanGesaos2 2s soe | ee PN eke N.Y.
Gracilaria azaleella Brants (Gracilariidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) leaf-_.-.------------- England, yHran cess sas meee. see Dt IN
Graptostethus manillensis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose) ---------------- ET Wallies ered cece nel Fey pasha Ian Hawaii.
Vanda spy OLchid) Be eae e eee |e (6 (0). See ee er ta) eee eee Hawaii.
Gryllotalpa africana P. de B. (Gryllotalpidae):
Cargok(aircraiti parts) sss ee eee eee Japanseere= ass ee ase 1a) 3.255 Hawaii.
Gryllus bimaculatus De Geer (Gryllidae):
INA OVNI) oS ee eo HeSS IMiOrOCCORS ES eno e nana eoeee Tal aedes Fla., Ga.
IBALL Age ma same NE eae eee eee ee eee ere eee 6 Koa eee 1 eel) eee Ga.
Haplothrips aculeatus (F.) (Phlaeothripidae) :
INTUTSeryStOC Kee oe Sees tee oe ae INetherlan d's Sassen | nee | eee 3 | NJ.
Ornithogalum sp. (star-of-Bethlehem) -_-------- Genmany a= a=sseee ae iy |e See N.Y.
Triticum aestivum (wheat) straw -------------- Poland sees Te eee INSYS
ee clarisetis Priesner(?) (Phlaeothripi-
ae):
Mesembryanthemum sp------------------------ IMEC XI. CO 2a Pee SR ar Sel Bees |e ee 2] Calif.
Petroselinum crispum (parsley) ----------------]----- Gosteie See eee (hie. ss) Soe Calif.
Haplothrips cottei (Vuillet) (Phlaeothripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) .--_---------- Cy pruse22 2S ee CL | ees | eee INSYe
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Frank1.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) -_------------ ate esac eee Dh | saan | teens P.R.
Celosia argentea var. cristata (common feather | Jamaica_.-_-----------|_____|--_-- 1SlieNeve
cockscomb) seed head.
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower) -~------------- PANIStrali gates seen | aren 2) eee Hawaii.
Dahlia spees a Sek Pee eee eee eee OX) eon so essel besa nla eee Hawaii.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ---_~--------- Japanese 1G cee ea | Bee Hawaii.
PLO WETS oe eee eae ae 2 eee EST eee es 11 | ee P.R.
ler Dee ste ea I eh ee eee et Puerto Ricos-- === 2222 1 Ae See iPARE
(Proted Spe ee eae RE SN eee Republic of South Tigh PS ta | ba N.Y.
Africa.
Haplothrips tritici (Kurdj.) (Phlaeothripidae):
Triticum aestivum (wheat) stem-___.------------ Union of Soviet Tle ll eae INES,
Socialist Republics.
Helicella arigonis (Rossmassler) (Helicellidae):
Stores celts Madris ee Se wees eee eee Spain ae See | 1) Bea S.C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

29

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
a Po \
wae
a8| 2 |e
ow oO Pat)
6) Z |
Helicella candidula (Studer) (Helicellidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) ----- Netherlands----_------|----- =| [ia 28d La.
Mirabilis jalapa ‘Marvel-of-Perw’ (four-o’clock) |_---- GOES Se ee Oe 1 Bak
seed.
MFO SO, (GEC) ae eee Denmarkees ass 2s sau een |e In| ePae
Helicella caperata (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Wiilitaryicarso) (COnexDOX)sssa= eee = ae England, France_----- Ay | oe Rates ene La.
QULETCUUSES LU Ch (COL KAO AKs) eee re ee Spain et ee |e Tl.
Sees, conspurcata (Draparnaud) (Helicelli-
ae):
IMM TAR yACAnCO 2s sos oe eA 3 RS Morocco, Spain___---- Pa eee | (ene INE Gay WAS
Helicella cretica (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
NI GarygCar es OMe ee el a eae eee Crete, Greece, Turkey - Dalsea 2s | eevee Del., N.Y
Helicella derbentina (Andrz.) (Helicellidae):
Vin Gar yaCaT co Maen seus fee Ne a ee Murkeyes 222-2 -0o ete Cl fare eee (lee ae La.,
Helicella elegans (Gmelin) (Helicellidae):
peeabilis jalapa ‘Marvel-of-Perw’ (four-o’clock) | Netherlands_---_------|--_--]----- Ieee
seed.
FHrelicella itala (.) (Helicellidae):
Militanyicareor(conex DOx) == 22-2245 =e eee ees Winks 0 Wile ee ees fy ER) eee La.
Helicella littoralis (Mousson) (?) (Helicellidae) :
Mita yA Carl 0 meet Ree en ca eae (Greccess sees eae if) | ae ee oe N.Y.
Helicella maritima (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
AT plane ween labs eid) le Been a Pal SoS ewe nee ee |e ee JS || Ss Fla.
FETC Tb eee ee ae 5 Lik WE Greece’ 22. ste a [erry paca N.J.
Militaryecarco ities 0. 0 Sisal Plas Se France, Greece, Ud | [ekeeetes| eee Del., La.,
Morocco, Spain. Mass.,
INisxeis Cr,
Va.
Helicella protea (Ziegler) (Helicellidae):
Muilitanyacare ost seteee Lea eee tees ee Turkey, unknown_--_- Thal Peete aa vanes ;
.C., Va
Helicella pyramidata (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
VEG tar yaCare Ome i oe Ted ica 2 at a mene Germany, Italy, CO eee | (eee, La., S.C., Va
Libya.
ICG HS (Gin GErgeKa) lao Ko) = Win anQON peel ane 1 Ui eee Mich
SoilhwatheBeconiassp Tita y boo) DRT Vesa ay Eee 1 | Mass
Helicella trochoides (Poiret) (Helicellidae):
abs jalapa ‘Marvel-of-Perw’ (four o’clock)} Netherlands__--_---__--}_____]----- 1 ePas
seed.
Helicella variabilis (Draparnaud) (Helicellidae):
EAT COTO be News ss A Lai WA ea ee ERS ran ces ose e es nee oe ea eset [eer La.
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) _--_____}____- GOs Shee eee os SUA ell P| N.Y.
Cichonumainty bush (ChICOny) aoe eee ee G KO yosemite ea | Es 16) | Sree INES
Wackhicapsaivcn(letiice) ae es eee ADC ea iy 8S SPS a ee | c] | aes N.Y.
Militaryacarco== eset. 25 hetae eeu France, Greece, Spain, 6) || Aees ee La., N.Y.,
Turkey. Va.
Muscari comosum (tassel grapehyacinth) _______ Ga sy Ah a a a a ag UO eee N.Y.
Owercusysuber(Conkiodk) sees sae Spaimers aes ene alg ees ee PE Til.
Helicella virgata (DaCosta) (Helicellidae) :
ANUS LTE, TOOL: (ONE) 5s) = COs eee see ey 11% | ees Pa.
SGOT CS Ei a Ie A a ae oral EE GO Ras Seren a eed 5 a eens S.C.
Helicina convera Pfeiffer (Helicinidae) :
Militaryacans 0:0 et eaase iy Peete Ts sass oeee Bermid aes === se- se" Uh pas mess || ELeaie S.C.
Helicina neritella Lamarck (Helicinidae) :
Oxchidh(plant) eae a aaa eee Jamalcaxsserssel sts Seu ees ee 1| Fla
Heliz aperta Born (Helicidae):
Bae eae Cee eae ae eee ee ee italiane saat en enone OY Nees ese INNS
Malitany care ofa basi eee ee ee AZ ores s ltalyasesses aes tl | Sets [eae INEYS
Storeswaesee trait 1 es iat eieh a ek Mba liye tara UE Ae) Rae PAV es
Felix aspersa Miiller (Helicidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) -_____ MEG NIN Ve
Cargo (with crate of marble) _____ A en Fi SPs iCalifs*
ihachucaksativas dette) sae seen ee ene Eee WNEYE
Mi aie ee ee a EE UE tie ee ae Pa a ar eae Fla.
iMilitanyd cats snes aan aml a ener aria Australia, Azores, 15s Soe eee La., N.Y.,
Crete, France, Pa, Va.
aplaed unknown.
abil jalapa ‘Marvel-of-Perw’ (four o’clock)| Netherlands___._------|--_-- ees eel | as
seed.
Orchid’ (plant) Sse se eee Se Mexico meas Ne alee) BED 1 | Tex.
StOresH meas si eee wee 2S Air wen hs Swe Daina wiles shen Sa ae iG 1) Ba 8.C.

30

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Helix figulina (Parreyss) (Helicidae):
IVIL GOTIy 7 CTS Ors Ee ce en care ee
gee pomatia L. (Helicidae):
Hellula ranmaalel(e) (Pyraustidae): ss”
Brassica rapa (turnip)
eas aequalis (Waterh.) (Bostrichi-
ae):
WiOOdH(Crate) Ss ou sears Le SE Reka oe tee ro eae

Heterobostrychus brunneus (Murray) (Bostrichi-

ae):
Wioodi(packiney hoard) mewn enews eee eee

Heterotermes convexinotatus (Snyder) (Rhino-
termitidae):
Cargo (with carton of shirts)
WiOOG4(Crate) ee ee Ue ee eee
Holochlora japonica Brunn. (Tettigoniidae):
Pittosporum sp
aE nitidulus (Scopoli) (Tettigoni-
idae):
Cargo (with live chamelion)
Poomocg ries japonicus (Haan) (Gryllidae):

Ear oeas zanthenes (Germ.) (Noctuidae):

Cynara scolymus (artichoke)
Hylesia euphemia Dyar (Saturniidae):

Solanum melongena (eggplant) __--------------
Hylobius abietis (.) (Curculionidae):

Conifer (packing) board) eae aie ee een
Hymenia perspectalis (Hbn.) (Pyraustidae) :

HAUT PLAT Cie SN SE ERA Ree ear Sue ees
Hypomeces squamosus F. (Curculionidae) :

DG g) OF Ez YS) 5 Ean gle ae aly pp Sea ee el RO eee pa a
Incisitermes repandws (Hill) (Kalotermitidae) :

Samanea saman (raintree saman) log______----
Ips calligraphus (Germ.) (Seolytidae):

Pinus sp. (bark on log)
Tridomyrmez iniquus Mayr (Formicidae):

IBromeli aga] art) eee Seay eee eae

Orchidi(plant) esse eee he Sea

Jadera pyrrholoma Stal (Coreidae):

ROSE SDA (LOSE) | CUG Ee ee ee eee ee ae
Kalotermes flavicollis (Fabr.) (Kalotermitidae):

Straw (liquor jacket)
Labia arcuata Seudd. (Labiidae):

Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) leaf-__----------
Lamellaxis micra (Orbigny) (Achatinidae):

Orchid (plant)
Lampides boeticus (L.) (Lycaenidae):

Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa) lei_-_-------

Phaseolus vulgaris ev. (string bean) ------------
Pisum sp. (pea) pod
Sesbantaispe ses eee eee ee ae ees
Laspeyresia nigricana (Steph.) (Olethreutidae):
Pisum sativum (garden pea)
Laspeyresia splendana (Hbn.) (Olethreutidae):
Bagragel(vithiap ple) meses. nee eee
Castanea sativa (European chestnut)_----------

Quercus suber (cork oak) seed__----------------
Quercus sp. (acorn)
Lema bilineata Germ. (Chrysomelidae):
Excelsior (packing with melons)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Gmel.) (Coccidae):
Diospyros kaki (kaki persimmon) __------------

Country of origin

India, Pakistan,
Philippines,
Thailand, Vietnam.

Republic of the
Congo, West
Africa.

Pongug alsa ee
Austria, Azores,
France, Greece,
Italy, Portugal,
Spain, unknown.
Italy.
Switzerland_----.__---

Number of
interceptions
in—
: Collected in—
eae
ae 8 | a
4s| 4 /e9
o4 °o ue
16) Z| Ay
1 Pes ae as eee Del
S| [ae ese [as aos) Es
yas ee: 2 |--.--| Mass., Pa
Balectss sees Md., Mass.,
N.Y., Tex
aes | Ree Md.
Li) 3% oes Fla.
Leg] ae SS) Bilae
ayes 1 |___--| Hawaii
5A ates fe eS INES
A) (ete eae Hawaii
peers, My ees INDYS
ne ees (ea hs Ariz
at | eS (eek Md.
eae a1 | Sees |e a)
aces 1S eee Hawaii
ab press | 28 Hawaii
Dg weno | ees Fla
app | [ES wa 1 | Fla.
Bees earn 6 | Fla., N.Y.,
Tex.
il ieee INGYS
Ys) aes | ea N.Y.
0 ees eee Tex
x Swat | ete 1} Fla
Goh seep |e 2 Calif.,*
Hawaii
iy ae Ee INBYE
ee 1 |--_--| Hawaii.
Ota Eee | ee Hawaii.
pi uae Ly) Seer |eANL ae
ral sect red | Meee INDYS
OOM) 22-4) [See Iil., Mass: 6
Mic
N. van "P.R
a i sles IND!
5 | eee | eens Fla
11) cee ot eae N.Y
6 | se eel eo Hawaii.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

ol

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Collected in—

Hawaii.
Tex.
Hawaii.

Calif. ,*
Hawaii.

Wash.
Calif.*
Hawaii,
Mass.,
INDY
Tex.
Fla.
Hawaii.
N.Y

Fla.

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ;
eae
= eines
28/8 |es
o~ So ut
'é) Z|
Lepidosaphes esakii Tak. (Coccidae):
Cacosmicifera (COCONUL) eee ene ee Kewajaleimntes! 22 alg Paes ec
He pig deep hes philococeus (Ckll.) (Coccidae):
CR GAHS (ORT) ae ee IVES) CO SBS aee A eee NLR cee See 1
Lepidosaphes pini (Mask.) (Coccidae):
IPUTUSISPs (Dlalt) Santa 22 eee ee Japan eta EE Oaks 3 1
Lepidosaphes tokionis (Kuw.) (Coccidae):
Codiaeimsps (Croton) 2 ss2-s- <a e ee ET a Wall==e ae eee Shi eee 4
Lepidosaphes tuberculata Mal. (Coccidae):
Orehidi(pseudobulb)/ === a=s= === = Atistraligeessssesne=—e| eee Ee ir ie
Lepidosaphes tubulorum Ferris (Coccidae):
IMUOR GHEE (G10 DI) oe eee ee Netherlands(?) -.------ i Ie a a
Leucinodes orbonalis Guen. (Pyraustidae):
Solanum melongena (eggplant) _-_-------------- Federation of 1 214 |saeee
. Malaysia(?),
Ghana, Senegal.
Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Stal) (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_------------------ IMiGxXiCO#=s= = oes eee beth Ss fa a es ae
Limax marginatus Miller (Limacidae):
IBromelada (plant) seas sata een soen ene once CostapRicats Genesis | Sees | ean ee 3
Guatemala, Jamaica.
Cordylaneterminalis: (ti) esa eee eee ee Iaiwial lien ee a gf |
GLactica sativa (lettuce) 2-222- === talye see oe Soe EG i hese
Orchid k (plant) ee ee Ss Se eee ee eee Colombia 22S aaeG Ea | aD 1
Limothrips denticornis (Hal.) (Thripidae):
ER CEUC CAS ATIDOA CLLIICE) see eee eee Europe (country (?))__|----_ ig Pe
Liocoris tripustulatus (F.)(Miridae):
Rosa cesey (eal) stakes ses Sees Ae Teele ce France 255-252 S25 eee AL pa 2 Seah
Liodontomerus papaveris (Foerster) (Torymidae):
Salmiasp (Gage) iseedspode == sees ae ea ae ee GLEC CON eee ee loca TA ee ee Be
Liogenys macropelma Bates (Scarabaeidae):
VAST aim CMa ne eee ta eo ae eek Panama, unknown----|----_ 12 ebeas
Liogenys quadridens (Fab.) (Scarabaeidae):
Aurplane eae auni lh ete oe seco ee IPANAIN A sees ee |e Pee lox
Lobesia Nearaiia (Schiff. ) (Olethreutidae):
\Vatisisp*<(erape) eesee eA ees de sseeees Aitalyeie se a ao ge eee ae
Lozostege bifidalis (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Portulaca oleracea (purslane) ___---------------- IMIG y a (C0) eee ee es | ieee Me
Lyctus africanus Lesne (Lyctidae):
Cargo (with household van)_------------------ Hong, Kong. 22222-2224 P| este age
Glycyrrhiza glabra (licorice) root__.--_---------- Greece see eee J] | Sea eat
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) dowell-_------- Unknownl2_ Se: Alt] 3 Sl ESD
Lyctus brunneus (Steph.) (Lyctidae):
SWiOOG os Bek Pe ee SE id ed ee SL Australia, Nigeria_---- 2 Esse ae
Lygaeus equestris (L.) (Lygaeidae):
‘Airplane sseee ee de IVIOLOCCO MS een | Seen n ha) Seats
Lygaeus pandurus (Scop.) (Lygaeidae):
BAST TT) 1 yr Geek Se Ue ih a he a LQ es SEN NR a WP ae
Lygaeus pulchellus F. (Lygaeidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) _------------------ IMIGS a (80) eee Jed] eee ULE
NES TOTTIO LA Gea re ae I ea hc Gon 2a SS As SEs Beh se al
Orchid (plant) pha Rne ee PLES dacs ales ae Ibfonduras225=s=-s=-2 | Pe aa | Paar 1
Lyqgus lineolaris (Palis.) (Miridae):
Plant material (Christmas greenery) _____------ IM(Gxdleo\a eS eh ns Ae
Lygus rugulipennis Poppius (Miridae):
Aly 1 OTSIST = (COCK: CESS) Bee ee ee ee ee ne land’. Se sais Oe Ue | ey a Eee i
Macroglosswm stellatarum (L.) (Sphingidae):
Military cargo (conex box) _____-------_---_--.- Spainssesessee 2s. dees 1s) Pee ec be hy
Macrosiphum ibarae Mats. (?) (Aphidae):
LECOSONSD ey (HOSE) | CULL tere aa ee a Wink oases | nT] (utes See
Mamestra brassicae (L.) (Noctuidae):
Beta vulgaris var. cicla (Swiss chard)_--------_- Wtalyo2-2-2 2: tee ILE y Me crea
Brassica oleracea var. acephala (kale) _--------_- Denmarks*=2==52-2222 gH Perel et eae
B, oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) --._-------- Denmark, France, _—i{-_-_--_ OM mene
Italy, Netherlands.
B, oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ___---------- Belgium, France, —‘|_----_ Ta |eaue
; Italy, Netherlands.
Bachuca sativa: (evtice) meses ae se anne ee BrancesS pain 2222s | DAN aoe
Quarters (with gladiolus flower) _-----_-______- italy 2S. eee ee eee Ln eo
Marasmia poegalis Bdv. (Pyraustidae): .
PANIED ler 6 Ree: As PET IS ee Umknowneeeee seas aeee eee 1 ee

Tex.
INGY?
Mass.
Hawaii.
N.Y.
INGYA
N.Y., Ohio.
mae La.,
N.Y.
INS EARS
INSYS

Hawaii,

32 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin :
eae
~~
fa| € |@q
dol] ga |ae
ow °o ute
oO A |
Maruca testulalis (Geyer) (Pyraustidae):
Baggage (with coriander seed) _---------------- Dominican Republic__ a li (eee
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) --__------------------ Dominican Republic, Gg ESEs Slee
Panama, Puerto
Rico.
Canavalia microcarpa (mauna loa) lei. _-------- Hawaii ea A) os 20 ha
Phaseolus lunatus (lima bean)_-__-------------- TEXDYES RO) RY (C0) ee : ih area ee
P. vulgaris cv. (string bean) ___---------------- Japan, Puerto Rico, 4 ‘ia| eee
Senegal, Surinam,
SeSb@ni CSP saee he Soe a see ee eee Mawatline st seae ae 1 eeetiece | ee
Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Mats.) (Olethreutidae):
Phaseolus vulgaris cv. (string bean) ------------ Japanesisss- ets. ses Salant | eae
Megalogryllus molinai Chop. (Gryllidae):
Cargo (in water with tropical fish)___---------- Colombia. -__---------- a bog saeco eee
Megaris laevicollis Stal (Pentatomidae):
Plant material (packing for snakes) -__---------- Bravilace.2-5 2 ee 11M Lae Been
Megastigmus pistaciae Wik. (Torymidae):
Pistacia sp. (pistache) nut_.-----------_------- tale esa 22. eee Pig (aber eal fees
Melanaspis squamae Ferris (Coccidae):
Ceratozamia sp. (cyead) stem_--------------_-- Me@xiCO ssi sso Sa Se eae REE ae aie 1
Melolontha melolontha (L.) (Scarabaeidae):
Quarters (of airplane) -_-.---------------------- Switzerland_----------|-=_-_ AN || age eeees
Melormenis antillarwm (Kirk.) (Flatidae):
Plant material (leaves for tea)__------------_-- Mortolasaaeses se 1 ie | Ra neace eae
Meridyrias progenies (Guen.) (Noctuidae):
jAUr plane sees seo eases oe ee ee ee Dominican Republic__|----_ ce eee
Merodon equestris (F.) (Syrphidae):
Ware seus viridiflorus (green autumn jonquil) | England_--_----------|----_]----- 1
bulb.
INGRCTSS2S/SD eK (DUD) seeeeee ao ee eae England, Netherlands |----_|----- 3
Rulipaisps (tulip) joulbeeesss see eo Netherland soa 2= as |Eakes | Ree 1
Mescinia peruella Schaus (Phycitidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) ---.---------------- Penta ta ane ee ace 5 tl eee ee
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (L.) (Cur-
culionidae):

Bromeliad see ts Sees ee eee ae Semon

Musa X paradisiaca (plantain) leaf

Masaisps (babyabanana) eee eee bee
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (01.) (Curcu-

lionidae):
Ananas comosus (pineapple) -_------------------ HW quadoreese sees
CargonGnvholdgofiship) sane ee ee | eee does ees
Musa X paradisiaca (banana) ....-------------- Costa Rica, Ecuador,
Guatemala,
Honduras.
Miccotrogus picirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
Plants—unidentified!s---2 es ee eee CWanadae ans saeaseerees
Micrapate labialis Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Salizisp (willow) cratetes- 2-2 -—- eae IMIG XiCO See
IWiOO0GlS2 2222222 2 5sa se Sees as ee ee Ee a ee Gob nose e
Micrapate mexicana Fisher(?) (Bostrichidae):
Wood !i(Stem) Soe eee eee eo ee ee | ea 6 fo jana gre oe
Milax gagates (Draparnaud) (Limacidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ---_---- Italy, Netherlands-__-_-
iBactucaysatival dettuce) sana -= oan ee England, France-_-----
Orchidi(plant) Se eee Colombias=——
Mimegralla coeruleifrons (Macq.) (Micropezidae)
Zingiber officinale (ginger) root-.-----_-------- iPhilippiness==seaeees
Mimosestes dominicanus (Jek.) (Bruchidae):
Seed—unidentified a= = see ee een Dominican Republic--
Minthea rugicollis (W1k.) (Lyctidae):
Plant material (unidentified) _..._-_------------ Hong Kong(?), Macao_
Phragmites sp. (reed) dunnage_-____---___-_---- Africa (country (?))----
Wioods(packing) boards) Seas eee Republic of the Con-
go, unknown.
Minthea squamigera Pascoe (Lyctidae):
Gedrusispa (COdat) shake eee eee eee Colombias2====aa

LAS) poets
suid 2
Ballets
py (eee
beste 1
| abla Gaze

Collected in—

Hawaii.
Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Tex., Wash.

Fla.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

33

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Collected in—
fey BS a
Kis
a| 6 |e
4o| gq |as6
os iS) es
6) Z|
Miogryllus convolutus (Joh.) (Grylidae):
Cucumis melo var. cantalupensis (cantaloupe)._| El Salvador___-------- AB eres a 5|) LE
Mniothripa lichenigera (Hampson) (Noctuidae):
SNF ITEC eS SS ere eee iBhilippiness=s-s-==--—]|===== aR eeceee Hawaii.
Modocogryllus conspersus (Schaum) (Gryllidae):
Bageacer(inisuitcase) aa tee ee ee ee Law ali a ee 1 ee ee ae Hawaii.
Monacha cantiana (Montagu) (Helicellidae):
Militany/cargo) (conex,box)L-2-2 = rancex. eis bees OS Ps 20h Us La,
Monacha carthusiana (Miiller) (Helicellidae) :
IMpliganyecarco) (COnexiDOX)e aa ae ee ee eee (Koy sue tieeer areas Sera ee Tf Papo aaa Ew La.
Monacha olivieri (Fer.) (Helicellidae):
Military cargo (conex box)-_-___-_.------------- Greece, Turkey__-_---- By ees bes a N.Y
Soiliwathyplam (sia ee ee ee eee Greece ss i aa ee Ss SRe AE Sa ee VE BNGYs
Monosteira unicostata Muls. & Rey (‘Tingidae):
Prunus amygdalus (almond) _____-_------------ Greece sz esas Ses2 es Li Seer ee N.Y
Morganella longispina (Morg.)(Coccidae):
Girusiaunantifolia (ime)iie222i2 see eee FT a ea aa ea [ee Dia | eee Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Ge paradisi(erapetruit) ae ee ee a ee | ene (6c) eee eee eer 1 1 aes Ceri
Hawaii.
Mormidea v-luteum (Licht.) (Pentatomidae):
Plant material (packing for snakes)__-___-_____ Bazi see eS eee EAI epee a Se INES:
Morphacris fasciata (Thunb.) (Acrididae):
Carg9 (as food for live shrew)_____--.-_-----_-- Kenya ss452-.— ee sa 10 es ae ee N.Y.
Mumetopia nigrimana Coq. (Anthomyzidae):
JNGHEY OVEN OVS 2S IOs Oe Se ee eee INicarag aes Sea sae eee peak ieee ipa
Myocalandra elongata (Roel.) (Curculionidae):
Bamboo (cane with roses) ____________________- fey Ofna ieee eye lees PEO elie es Hawaii.
Myrmecophila americana Sauss. (Gryllidae):
Orchidk(plant) = tea eee eee @Quatemalas= 2 ee eee 1 | Fla.
Myzus ascalonicus Done. (?)(Aphidae):
Soil with Begonia sp. (plant). _______-_-_-_-_-- OTANI CES Se eee ts A RS NY | SINiede
Rosmpeunes chaquimayensis (Holmgr.) (Termiti-
ae):
TEA Bos, (RG AWD) joyoillloja— Bas Se es Jefe) fb tam Buenas eee PAR ies eae 1| Fla
Nasutitermes corniger (Motsch.) (Termitidae):
Dalbergia sp. (rosewood) log__________-_____-__- IBraZi MSs er nah = sie 8 [4 mate | See Sm Mass
Schomburgkia sp. (orchid) plant_.__-_-________- British Hondurasks 4) seen I) IN,
IV V0.0 Lid (CIEuT eC) eee i en ape Ie Wl a a Venezuclasiat Siete) Dees ALS ees N.Y
Nasutitermes ephratae (Holmgr.) (Termitidae) :
Epidendrum sp. (orchid) plant___-___----_-____- 71 rr oe Ae | PL | ee 1| Fla
Orchidh(plan t) Sas a ee ete British Honduras__-___|_____|____- 1| Fla
Nasutitermes nigriceps (Hald.) (Termitidae):
Orehidk(plant) mess eee eee eee ee een Eee Gotc2 25 _., PRA DONA Pare 1| Fla
Nasutitermes rippertii (Rambur) (Termitidae):
Mi tanyecayc OSE sss esha eee eee Cubes so ee ena es 5 ea SE N.C
Oxchidi(p lant) esas Se ae re ee eee IBalamasue awe se edie |e) |ialdla 1| Fla
Naupactus xanthographus (Germ.)(Curculioni-
ae):
Gurcwmiseeloy ae On) wee eee ees Chilest 24-2. 2S ears PH IPD peers ha Mee N.Y
Camelowbloney.dews se A ee ee Gotan Smee: IU (ee | N.Y
Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guen.)(Pyraustidae) :
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)__-___________ IMIG. C100) ee 7h eet ee Tex
Nephotettix apicalis (Motsch.) (Cicadellidae):
(ORY gov 95 Bee es ee) et eee} Va ia DAG) AAIA ER ED EN INE YS eae
SEOLeS he eerste eee Bipeias a Sa UR (Wink Oywin 2S aE | Pees aby aye Wash.
Neuroterus tricolor (Hartig) (Cynipidae):
Qitercusispia (Oaks) pled feeseee eee ee ua Germany2 = eee ees a iD) oe Tl.
Nysius coenosulus Stal (Lygaeidae):
TE eS SS eS Ss ee Ea Wa ee eee c] FYE | sek Hawaii.
Oligonychus perditus P. & B. (Tetranychidae):
Juniperus sp. (juniper) dwarf plant__-.-_______ Japan 222 ve a NED aah 1 | Hawaii.
Opeas pumilum (Pfeiffer) (Achatinidae) :
Pi pernspadblacks pepDeh) sees ee Whattanon sient 1 Sere | INGO.
Gace pyrgula Schmacker & Boettger (Achatini-
ae):
Platyceriwm sp. (staghorn fern)_____-_________- IPhilippineseasase2 55 | mates | been 1 | Calif.*
Opogona sacchari (Bojer) (Tineidae):
Cymbopogon citratus (lemon-grass)_____-______- Portugaleas ees aid Leo ee INES
Gladiolusisps (Corm) sane ee ees IDG] sy PA IEE CES LEA Es (90 3) NiYs
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) _-_-_-______- IROntU ga lean aes 1 | Pee ae N.Y
Soil with Begonia sp. (plant)_________________- BYU OS] 8 yi aa |S en ES SG SINERYS

718-775—_64—_5

34

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Collected in—
a >
q s/s
Bal 3 |eqg
g=| 8 |e
io) Zz 1A
a id aterrimus (Waterh.)(Curculioni-
dae):
Bapoapocss aie Gis ea ae eae ees aware eee eee Tie tt sass Hawaii.
argoks, (Sse. Sl ae ee a | eee Conteh. Perino Ly |S | Eee Hawaii.
IRGC TS (Oxo outs) ssa (Vo emer eer tener tienes GR Eas i1y4] 5 sae | Appa Hawaii.
Hoidendrumisp (orchid) 22 eee dot See ge arene a | TS Hawaii.
EL OMVGLS 6 oe ee ee Re eee eas eee (0 (opens tEE aye 6i| het ee ok Hawaii.
Holmskioldia sanguinea (‘‘Chinese-hat plant’’)_|_____ dose ea aL ars eee fey ee Hawaii.
TE EMAD Bor, (bis) Toyobo ee Oe GO. shea tered ae ay TE 1 | Hawaii.
Orchida(Cut flower) SaaS ees |e GOSS ee een A De Aahih alter Hawaii.
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) cut flower______|__.._do__.-.__-___---_-___ SS ier i Renee Hawaii.
Vandasp (cut flower) 2222822 ee | eee (Koya sae Sees Stee se aes Hawaii
Ostrinia nubilalis (Hbn.)(Pyraustidae):
Arctium lappa (burdock) stem___________-____- Jip ara ew ae | AN | eas Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Capsicum annuum var. grossum (bell pepper) -_-| Italy, Japan, Sweden_- 1 Sean Fla., Hawaii,
M a
Pa,
Malus sylvestris (apple) ------------------------ talyatse een Se py PR Eh a N.Y.
OL COILED, (COD) I te Japan. -22 0525222 See 1h (3 oe |e as Hawaii
Prunus persica (peach) sae aae sees eee eee eee Unknownlseeeeane S| aes DES Rew Fla.
Zea mays (corn) fresh corn and seed_____----_- Italy, Thailand___---_|_____ 1 2 | Hawaii, Ill.
Otala lactea (Miiller) (Helicidae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage)__-_----] Italy________---------_]_____ Vy) N.Y
Cargo (with cardboard carton)__-______-_-_-___- bY g OSslavila seme ene 1 | seek | eee Md.
Otala vermiculata (Miiller) (Helicidae):
Bag rage Ms. ak iar aay Vet Ae ae the Pes Italiyc2s: soe Di [See 1) Baus N.Y
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) --_-___]____-_ GOR eae Sa eoes ey eee N.Y
Lilium sp. (lily) cut flower___-__-_--------_--- Bermuda tees Eg eee sees eT N.Y
Militanyycarg ole cc tee See ale ea ae Crete, Greece, Tur- (ce 1S N.Y
key, unknown.
Otosema odorata (L.) (Noctuidae):
IBA TAO NcR es oe eR Sa ae Re Na Miexicossat sess 05 as a ee eres Fla
Ovat1s crataegarius (W1k.) (Aphidae):
Mentha pulegium (pennyroyal mint) leaf___-_-- AIStraliqeesn. <soo soa | eee | eens 1] D.C.
M. spicata (spearmint) ____-------------------- Portugalej soos 1s eese| Ses N.Y.
Ment ha;Sp Sees See ene ee ee eae Italy, Mexico--------- nae 2] Calif., Ill,
Mass., Tex.
Ozyambulyz substrigilis (Westw.) (Sphingidae):
IMIrplane se. _oe 2 Sen a eS Ue ioe See eee Philippines ses sseea= =| ae eee Ly | eee Hawaii.
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) (Lygaeidae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed) -------------------- iPakistaneess-sseeeeees h He Pes ee N.J.
Punica granatum (pomegranate) --------------- Greece, Israel_-_------- DL LEE. [lec N.Y.
Oxychilus alliarius (Miller) (Zonitidae):
Bamboo) suse ch a RAT Er Hiawalit2ss22o22s eee s TPes ee Calif.*
Gibotinmispsiderm) plop seas ee eee aa GOR Sas sae oe er a Rees 1 | Calif.*
OLD 2 as PRE al ait I En SA oo Ireland sees See bi eee eee Mass.
Oxycopis vittata (Fab.) (Oedemeridae):
Airplane-_____ St ANT Sa CU Oe anaes (Unik o wine es eae 1 Ue ee ipa s
Oxydema fusiforme Woll. (Curculionidae):
Tea eucocephala (white popinac lead- | Hawaii--..------------ A) a5 | ae Hawaii.
ree).
SEENCULICISD (SLOT) see ee ee ees | ee (0K y Re eS ee Hawaii.
Oxrydema longulum (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Vanda densiflora(orchid) plant___-------------- a wiayshb ee yavols eee ee 1 | Hawaii.
Pachybrachius albocinctus Barber (Lygaeidae):
Agave sisalana (sisal agave) baled__------------ West Africa_---------- b AD Parent 2) he en La.
Palaeopus costicollis Mshl. (Curculionidae):
Dioscoreasp a y.am)) eee eee Jamaican oeeaee ee Dyleet 3 2|eee Fla., N.Y.
Pallantia macula Dallas (Pentatomidae):
Bromeligd eee Oe Ge Oe LAA eS er eee Brazilic see Rutan aa ae eke 1] Fla.
Paracosmia tolteca (Scudd.) (Forficulidae):
Bromeligd: {iets see eat a ee Mexico: 222-22-- 222225 Seuts |i 1 | Ariz.
Orchid ss ee eT a dole eh ean eee 1] Tex.
Parastichtis monoglypha (Hufn.) (Noctuidae):
Bagrare sot Ole aal Nawal Sea ue na Unknownasss2saeeaoes 0 Oh eee eee Nave
Parisoschoenus expositus (Champ.) (Curculio-
nidae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) stem_----------------- IMexicoheie sees ano ee DE ees) ee Tex
Ear DEC CE US flavolimbatus Champ. (Curculio-
nidae):
Chamaedorea oblongata (palm) stem-_-_---------_|----_ GOs ee ee Ty;/ees be eee Tex

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

35

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Parlatoria cinerea Hadden (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
C. grandis (pummelo)
C. limon (lemon)
C. paradisi (grapefruit)
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ----------------
C. sinensis (sweet orange)

Parlatoria citri McKenzie (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)
C. sinensis (Sweet orange)

Parlatoria zizyphus (Lucas) (Coccidae):
Citrus aurantium (sour orange)
C. limon (lemon)
C. mitis (calamondin orange)

C. paradisi (grapefruit)
C. paradisi X C. reticulata (tangelo)
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)

C. sinensis (sweet orange)

GU USISD eas ee see eo ee eee aren te 2 ee
Fortunella japonica (kumquat)
Parnara guttata (Bremer) (Hesperiidae):
PMinplane sitet 2c fs eo Nn enc Nee oe
Parthenothrips dracaenae (Heeger) (Thripidae):
Nothopanaz sp. (false pamax) -------------------
Pealius azaleae (B. & M.) (Aleyrodidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) leaf_-_---------------
Pectinophora gossypiella Saund. (Gelechiidae):
Gossypium tomentosum (Hawaiian cotton)
seed.
Gossypium sp. (cotton; boll)

Gossypium sp. (cotton; lint)
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)

Gossypium sp. (seed cotton)
Hibiscus esculentus (okra)

Pectinophora malvella (H)n.) (Gelechiidae):
Althaea rosea (hollyhock) seed
Pentalonia nigrenervosa Coq. (Aphidae):
LANGA MTNA (WRUGIAT AS ee SS ee
Airplane_____
LAU DUT LET LUT OL Oe ae

Aquatic plant
Hedychium coccineum (scarlet gingerlily)
ZAIN GiDeTAOVUcinales( SIN SCh) ase
Pentamerismus oregonensis McG. (Tenuipal-

Citrus sp. (tree)
Juniperus sp. (leaf of plant)
Pentodon punctatus (Villers) (Scarabaeidae):
Ailanthus altissima (tree-of-heaven) seed

Country of origin

Number

interceptions

in—

Consump-
tion
| Nonentry

of

Propaga-
tion

Collected in—

Unknown nsnuiuaseaee
Israel, Tahiti____------

Brazil, Mexico
Brazil, Israel, Mexico,
Tahiti, unknown.

Vietnam
Philippines: — = ----=--=
Thailand

Malta, unknown__----
Hong Kong,
Philippines.

Philippines__-__

Algeria, China, For-
mosa, Haiti, Hong
Kong, Italy, Japan,
Morocco, Okinawa,
Philippines, un-
known.

Greece, Hong Kong,
India, Italy, Japan,
Morocco, Okinawa,
Spain, unknown,
Vietnam.

Hong Kong, Wake
Island(?).

Japan_

INOLWSYns 2 aoe ee
img lances
lawallee-- os eee eee

Grenada, Hawaii,
Jamaica.

aT Caeewe ee nee ee

Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Mexico,
Pakistan, unknown,
Venezuela.

Brazil, Mexico

Barbados, Brazil,
Dominican Repub-
lic, Grenada,
Liberia.

Hngland) 2-22 2
ila Wales nena aaa en
West Pacific
American Samoa,

Guam, Hawaii.

eit 1
eas 1
Law 1
boa) 148
th ae
2| 16
Ty eee
ity oa
1ylee ane
iienion
fe
ih |) a
bia i 1
ial 1
13 | 12
10 | 1
Lilet
el eee
anus 1
Soe 1
Ay | set
iN set
18) | sae
Diltwh
29] 1
Thal 922
eas 1
9} 1
Prats aus
Juloos

Calif.*
Calif.,* Wash.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Hawaii.
Calif.*
Hawaii.

N.Y.

D.C.

Bermuda,
Hawaii,
N.Y., P.R.

Fla.

Fla., Ga., La.
N.

oy NiO San

Tex.

Fla., Tex.
Fla., N.Y.,
Pa., P.R.

D.C.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.

Fla.

Tex.
Calif.*

Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Wash.

N.J.

36

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Collected in—
= PB
gh
faq| 3 | sq
a4e| a |es
ov o ue
16) Z | Ay
Periphyllus aceris (Koch) (Aphidae):
Acer pseudoplatanus (European sycamore | France----------------|--_-- pp eee ae Mass
maple) leaf.
Perkinsiella saccharicida Kirk. (Delphacidae):
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) flower_-------- Hawsile sos gy eta Pa Hawaii.
Pexicopia malvella (Hbn.) (Gelechiidae):
Althaea rosea (hollyhock) seed pod___---------- Polandt 22S 22002 02 eo ie eee 1} N.Y.
Phaeocatantops decoratus (Gerst.) (Acrididae):
HOOde (Oring) pe keane ee ee ee eee Mozambique____------ 1) | Suse 2 N.Y.
Phalonia zephyrana (Treit.) (Phaloniidae):
Daucus carota var. sativa (carrot)______-------- Titally\ eesti ce Sa eee 2) Ee Pa.
Pheidole megacephala (F.) (Formicidae):
LEVY OUT: GOON DON ROAD es Si ELS Wallace een tenel ne 3) | eae | ea Hawaii.
Ananas comosus (pineapple)___.._____--.---___- British Honduras, Gi Ese ne eles Fla., Hawaii,
Hawaii, Nigeria, ass.,
Philippines, Puerto INDYS PAR:
Rico.
Brassavola nodosa (orchid) plant_...--_-__-____ British Honduras-_____|_----|----- 1 | Fla.
@lo thing esse Mere te es poe lees BMD Bites aes U5)| Bases ves Fla.
Cocos'niucifera (coconut). 2 eae dpe ee ee eee eee ees Calif.*
Cucumisisps (eat) aaa en Omega geeks Dominican Republic_- AD | SS ERS INES
Dendrobium sp. (orchid) flower_____-__--_____- Hawaii feos | eee Hawaii
LO WETS oe SE IES ES TR US TC et | EES doze 1S | eo | ee Hawaii
Gladiolus sp Ja pane Seve Neo eel ees NG eres Hawaii,
TEL C LD eece eee teach sci Att See Dominican Republic_- Ay | ee | eS AYS
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) __-._.___________]_--_- (7 (a nee eee 1) Sane een N.Y.
TTOT ASP Us See NE Na IT CRE E31} eee re ee its) ead S| eS Hawaii
UG EDLOLES SDs) OLCHIG) mae eee ee eae SUSI tin eee ee ae | eas | 15 |MPaRe
Mangifera indica (mango) ___.__-..---____--___- ELA Walia eae eras (Lh) seabed a aguas Hawaii.
ONCE ENE eM ie RU BRAD beet LOR Australia, British = [{---__]__-__ 9 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Honduras, N.Y.
Honduras,
Madagascar.
Persea americana (avocado) ___.-.---__--__-______ Dominican Republic_-_ Oh ees eee N.Y.
IRVUM EFI SP dranelpan) ase eae nn WELW aie es eae se IES a 1 | Calif.*
Zingiber officinale (ginger)_____.____-___-________ Canal Zone, Fiji 7] Paeeaehe leve Fla., Hawaii.
Phelomerus aberrans (Sharp) (Bruchidae):
Cassia leptophylla (seed) _..._--------------___- Brazile. 22 2S See 1| Fla.
Wee mMeN (Gry pO) ee ee es IMexi costs) 2 aaa iL) Beas Tex.
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) pod____-________|_---- Gok! LER EIERES AL Pe ek ws Ariz.
Phelypera distigma Boh. (Curculionidae):
Orchidy (plant) eee a ee eee SE! LO REE OL ENO ae | aes | Neer 1 | Tex.
Phera centrolineata (Sign.) (Cicadellidae):
YULCCO SP ane ER IR, PR Oe Re A ae | Ee Go fe DE ein | eal cee 1| Tex.
Phlyctinus callosus Boh. (Curculionidae):
Vitis spei(grape) eae sb RS RS eRe el es ap Republic of South 12 De eee Mass., N.Y.
Africa,
Pholidoforus advena Zimmerman (Curculionidae):
WAT) es Ds CaS NERD Oe EU Ne ES Walls ak ee 1 Fee [ne Hawaii.
Phytomyza rufipes Meig. (Agromyzidae):
Brassica oleracea var. botrytis (cauliflower) -.--_- Belgium, England, = _|__--- A N.Y., Pa.,
France, Germany. Tex.
B. oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) _____________ ne land saan ees | ae Le eee Md.
Cichorium endivia (endive)_--__________________ Beloit see a enae I) Eee a ee ee N.Y.
Raphanusysativis (Tadish) pense eee een ee Denmark, unknown__|----_- 6} Saas N.Y.
Pieris brassicae (1.) (Pieridae):
Brassica oleracea var. capitata (cabbage) ________ Hrance ltaliya-ss=s-se—| eae 2) sie Mich., N.Y
Military cargo (with conex box) -_____________- Azores, Morocco------ 2) Se eae La.
Pinnaspis buzxi (Bouché) (Coccidae):
Cordylineterminalis (ti) ee Se Hawaii se ade) be [eeeeey es nas Hawaii
Platoeceticus symmicta Dyar (Psychidae):
Musa X paradisiaca (banana) ___.___-_____--_-__- iM cuadorsecese seen 1 Se Se eee La.
Platynota rostrana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Capsicum annuum (pepper) ---..-------------_- Puerto Rico__________- Ls ee STE P.R.
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) cut_________- Braz ils ss soe ee | ee aU ee N.Y.
Plemelielia abietina Seitner (Cecidomyiidae):
Picea abies (Norway spruce) seed________-_____- DeOnM ark 5 2 sae aia eet eee ING
P. glauca (white spruce) seed____.___.--______- Austria, Denmark --_-_-_|__-_-]---_- 3] NJ.
Polydesma umbricola Bsd. (Noctuidae): 5
(Airplanies sts Seer seers SiN See ibe Be dank ano ee Vapan 52225 soe | Oe Ly] EE Hawaii
Miall'(parce]) 2222 eee a eee ea Hawaii {Cais Pos] ee) ee Hawaii
Polytus mellerborgii (Boh.) (Curculionidae):
Musa‘sps (banana) plan tate eae |e CO ae Ee TE | Ea | 1 | Hawaii

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

3”

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1965—Continued

Pest and host

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Sowerby) (Bulimulidae):
Musa X paradisiaca (banana)
gu ee berlandieriana (Moricand) (Polygy-
ri
Aechmea sp. (plant)

Prays fulvocanellus W\sm. (Yponomeutidae):
Pelea anisata (berry lei)

Prays oleellus (F.) (Yponomeutidae):
Olea europaea (olive)

Premnotrypes latithorar (Pierce) (Curculionidae):
Solanum tuberosum (potato)

Prepiella aurea (Btlr. yea)
Musa X paradisiaca (banana)

Prodecatoma philodendri Ferr. (Eurytomidae):
Philodendron sp. (seed)

Prodenia litura (F.) (Noctuidae):

PANTO aes a Se ee ed
Beta vulgaris (beet)
Capsicum annuum (pepper)
Cargo s

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Ck1l.) (Coccidae) :
Gardenia jasminoides (leaf)

Pseudacysta perseae (Heid.) (Tingidae):
Persea sp. (leaf)

Pseudaonidia claviger Ckll. (Coccidae):
Gardenia jasminoides (cut flower)

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Newst.) (Coccidae):
Orchid (plant)

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi (Ckll.) (?) (Coccidae):
Orchid (plant:

Pseudischnaspis lonaissima (Ckll.) (Coecidae) :
Mangifera indica (mango)

Pseudococcus gahani Green (Coccidae):
Cucurbita pepo (pumpkin)
Musa sp. (stem)

Pseudococcus lilacinus Ckll. (Coccidae):
Achras zapota (sapodilla) stem
Lansium domesticum (langsat)
Culsrualis indica (Rangoon creeper) fruit and

stem.

Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Beardsley) (Coccidae):
Annona retic:lata (custard-apple)
Cactus (flower)

Pseudococcus oceanicus Tak. (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut)

Pseudococcus palmarum (Ehrh.) (Coccidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) cap and leaf.

Pseudopachymerus lallemanti (Mars.) (Bruchi-

ae):
Acacia sp. (seed)
Pseudoparlatoria serrulata Towns. & Ckll. (Coc-

Pseudothrips glaucus Bagnall (Thripidae):
IPTOL CONS Peta be ee Ni eo
Pulvinaria psidii Mask. (Coccidae):
Alpinia purpurata (cut flower)
Gardenia jasminoides (cut flower)
Zingiber officinale (ginger) cut flower
Pyropotosia pryeri (Jans.) (Scarabaeidae):
Clothing
Reticulitermes flavipes (Koll.) (Rhinotermitidae):
CONG a age es UC EE
Dioon purpusii (Purpus dioon)
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane)
Reticulitermes tibialis Banks (Rhinotermitidae):
Tillandsia usneoides (treebeard)
Haine hammonis (Strom) (Zonitidae):
OLD Beets Reese es oe le aS RL I
Soil with Betula sp. (birch)
Soil with potted plants________.___________-.--

Number of
interceptions
in—
Country of origin i Collected in—
2 Pl
a | £1
Sq I Sq
AS| ga |/as
ow ° ¢ 6
6) Z |
JOXST ENG (Sm hi eee Ree Fla
Mexico t2s22 5-54 S524 | besa ea 1] Tex
aw aliavass awe ee, Mi edie = | Re Hawaii
Greece, Italy__.._-__-- Ope eee N.Y.
IB Olivia aaa a} (apa ee Fla
HMCuad onsen sees eee OF ee S| Ass Fla
SEZ 1S oe eae ie OE A Ee | Pa 2| Fla
Unknown eeu ee ard eee | eel Hawaii
STC] Se see Beles el ee lita) eet aye
aye Ee Goes 2 an ee 1 | ERS ING YS
Philippines_-_-..---__- i1i8)| RAN | ES Hawaii.
E] Salvador__-----___- AU eat a ee oe) Calif. *
Miexicossao= -slzecewe oe DU Re | ee Calif.
ia waliees 2.22 Sees 2p ese eae Hawaii.
British Honduras---___|__-__|----- 1| Fla
MICKA CO SS Reais ea ate 2 (ESA een 1 | Calif.*
Guatemala, Mexico-__- 3 PO ees cs Calif.*
IBTaAz ee eae HLA | ea Calif.*
aw ae ee ema oe es | ek a ai pag a Calif.*
ilip pines eee eee V8) | eae Hawaii
TASS Gow au ine ine A LS | eee | AE | await
Poe CLONE ON RSL ie aia aes Eo wale
eeu doves pela 10h | ares | ee awa:
ES Wee SIE | LAE 1 | Hawaii.
NES Ko Vo ee pres peat aa Oo | eee | een Ea alie
peveyey GO Lea Ee 2] eee ea alitas
italy Pete see et el SL Je eae | fan ad INRYS:
Ecuador, Guatemala__|__-__]__-__ 4 | Calif.*
Republic of South LF ee SS N.Y
Africa,
Hawaii, Tahiti PD Yel feed ace Hawaii
Hawaii... aeuil 46 Td ees Hawaii
gua Gt CO ae Lo | oe | La aie
Unkmnown__-____--_-___ 0 eee (ee Alaska
Mexico isio2e hea S| Rare aeiahs | ea Tex
fe SB G03. RO Es 1| Tex.
Poe | dower: Diaiins 13} PRE en ae Tex
Rtg 6 Gonteee see 1 | SRE eC alate
Trelandies Se a] Fn] ROS Sh eI Mass.
tally eos Sle 2 is a 1a INE YS
Germany soo 222 eee Eee LONE

38

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin
eles
53-4 i op
ze| 3/88
oe S n+
oe) Zz |e
Rhagoletis alternata (Fall.)(?) (Tephritidae):
FROS@: SP ee hes eR Oe Ail OE ee Czechoslovakia________ iN dy eget bai spe
FPhagoletis cerasi (L.) (Tephritidae):
Prunus avium (Mazzard cherry) _-------_----_- Germany, unknown __- 1 hi ee
PACEnASUsh (SOUT CHEIY) 22 eee ees Evrope (country(?)), 36 55) | ten
Germany.
JZOK PUIG D> (CODTANY)) sa see cet Seen Azores, Europe 53 40) |Meat
(country(?)),
France, Germany,
Israel, Italy,
Poland, Portugal,
Spain, unknown.
Phagoletis cerasi (.)(?) (Tephritidae) :
IPR TLUSIS se (CHELGY) Se eee ee a Turkey. -22ksterin hes | Eee ‘Diy eee
Rhinostomus barbirostris (F.) (Curculionidae):
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) leaf____-____________- IMIG RACO a ee Ey] Reaeece| he
FLOP aloe enoes tulipaellus (Theob.) (Aphi-
ae):
CUS S04 (Coro) ee ee EAN 2 ge ey Rn eaters gs 6) | 1
Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis (Sasaki) (?)
(Aphidae):
Rhododendron sp. (azalea) .-.__.__---..----=--=- Japan hoes Fo so2 Ske eee | ee 1
Rhynchophorus palmarum (L.) (Curculionidae):
Cocos nucifera (coconut) tree__________________- IMM OXT GOS 2 Se eS eee 1
(QDI FAH) ofS ea ES De TS BCR ah Vee [Wiralkral@yya eae | payee iy oes
Rumina decollata (L.) (Achatinidae):
Militarnyicarg ots Pet Sete eae eer eee Morocco_-__-.---_----- TAD een ine
Scantius forsteri (F.) (Pyrrhocoridae):
VWZiLiSTSD ee (PTAC) eee es eee eke eer ots SUE Rep” blic of South 1 ‘La | eee
Africa.
Schneidereria pistaciella Weber (Gelechiidae):
Pistacia sp. (pistache) green nut_______________ Greece, Italy_____-___- 2 | Saeed | eas
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Giard) (Thripidae):
Coccoloba sp. (Sea grape) leaf____.____-__-_-_--- IB CGI gee ee lees | peae ag 1
Cocos nucifera (coconut) plant________________- Pe ail rasan aS ga ral eee | eae |e 1
Codiaeum variegatum (variegated croton)______-_ Va Wall oy sk Sees eae IP Sek ety
Sennius probus (Shp.)(?)(Bruchidae):
Cassia occidentalis (coffee senna)______________- Jiamalcaer= sess. 2. =| eeweleeees 1
Sesamia cretica Led. (Noctuidae):
Sorghum vulgare var. technicum (broomcorn)___| Greece, Italy, Spain___ 3 25 |p
Zea mays (corn) ear and husk_________________- Italy, unknown._-_____ Di i [nents oe 1
Sesamia nonagriodes (Lef.) (Noctuidae):
Baggage (with Castanea sp. (chestnut))_-______ Portv gal, Spain_______ LEY Di pee ES Ml eae
Sinorylon anale Lesne (Bostrichidae):
Ware oP ere Senet Soe eee ie oes ee Pan i aehen a= hep as ROD rags Dep ees
Swietenia mahagoni (mahogany) dowell_______- Uniknowness k= see MA Seal ley ess
Wioodk (crate) wee sae i nr eel ae India, Pakistan______- Shy eao se | Races
Sinorylon conigerum Gerst. (Bostrichidae):
Anthurniwmisp = Soe ea eae RE Soe eee, a Wialieles Se eee 0 ee lee
Bag pare ts Bee ee SUNT es eo ee noe mea COE SAO tay Ay'| ee el ee
SANMAMVERS Pn (LUT C1) ae eee ea eo mel (0 Ko) Slee he SS Pe AS Nh eae PRE
Wioodll(crate) es) SU Se Cie a a a Ceylon, India, Bol eee | ake
Zanzibar.
Siphanta acuta (W1k.) (Flatidae):
FLO Wers is) peas Ae Se SES es ee aw all eee ene ee Dil ees eee
Sisamnes contractus Dist. (Lygaeidae):
Bromeliads: Se. Ss Pe erey ease OS EL eee ence IMIOXG COE see ee el Beery on a 1
Sitona cylindricollis Fahrs. (Curculionidae):
Stores i steers Tes See SRO OE eer ae (Unikn 0 Wess een |e AF eee
Sitona hispidula (F.) (Curculionidae):
Dunn ages pieis Seek eee eRe hh el COB Se ee Cdl ie Oi [eee
INUTSCLYAStCOCK HOS AIe Ps neue eee RE en Ces Netherlands. -:-22.2-2-|-2---|/-s-2- 1
Quarters 2242 a i eae TUS een (Winkkavo wana ee | eee ip ees
Scabiosa graminifolia (grassleaf scabious) -___-_- Bnglend .52...--.--6- |i 1
Sitona humeralis Steph. (Curculionidae):
Apium graveolens var. dulce (celery)...--------| Italy__.._-------------|----- 1} | seus
Sitona lineata (L.) (Curculionidae):
Am pelopsisiSp (plant) a ee ee ee Netherland S23 = yasseess | ean eee 1
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -_____--_.--__]----- (oye eo aes 1h eee pee
Mlours aus 2 eee RT Se eee Canadas tant Sore aes |e ig eeens
Hreesia: sp (Cutiiowen poe eee eee ee eee Netherlands________-- pe eee
INTETSEGVASTOCK =e ee ee crs ne eeu egn ph a | A 0 0 ace ae ON SE Eee 13
FAOdOdeENarONSP we a eee eae Ae GON Se E EE RRR Es cael | 1

Collected in—

Mich.

Hawaii.

Tex.
Fla.

N.Y.
N.Y.

N.Y.
N.Y.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
D.C.
Md., N.Y.,
Ohio.
INDYS
N.Y., P.R.
Ala.
a.
as wNene
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Hawaii.
Calif.,* Md.,
INSYe

Hawaii.

39

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 80, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
2 ES lls
Beale
28/3/85
or o © ~
) Z |
Sogata orizicola Muir (Delphacidae):
JA TONG) 25 5 oS POU Be le ee INN CATS OU amen ner erceeas | Peruana ofr Laat P.R.
Solaropsis monile (Broderip) (Camaenidae):
Musa X paradisiaca (banana) ___-_------------ HCW a dOrsee eee eee Py eee | See Sy Fla., La.
Spanioneura fonscolombei Foerst. (Psyllidae):
Iya: a eee Se ee eee IDEN eee aoe e Py | Se Wash.
Spanogonicus albofasciatus (Reuter) (Miridae):
Medicagoysating (alfalfa) 2-22-22 IVUCXG COE ae re! Lee eu ae Tex,
Sphenarches caffer (Zell.) (Pterophoridae):
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)______-------__-----_- Dominican Republic, el | eae | | IN fa G5 1B 5! 8%
Puerto Rico.
Dolichos lablab (hyacinth bean)_______-____-.__ “naan yole eS d) |e hres |b ees N.Y.
Sphingonotus rubescens (Walk.) (Acrididae):
J ATU OVER EYS Ss es OO BE se ee eee eas VIOR OG CO saree este eee | eens i | |e Fla.
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Guen.)
(Noctuidae):
JNSVey OE YG =e Ss OS ee ea SS China, Guam, Oki- _|{____- (iii eps: Hawaii.
nawa(?), West
Pacific, unknown.
Spodoptera pecten Guen. (Noctuidae):
AnD lan esate ot ONE OR Ae a te AE Abe Japan, unknown______]____- 68 |Eae as Hawaii
Stator limbatus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
JANI O EnaYe\s Sosa a Oe CE Ee See RE ee EL sy, aii a See ee 3 hol ae Hawaii
Enterolobium sp. (earpod tree) pod____.--______|----- (Glo 2 ea ee er 1G) | ee ae Hawaii
Heuchend leucocephala (white popinac leadtree) |_---- Gomis: = Sa eS 1b | eee eho Hawaii.
seed.
Pithecellobium dulce (guamachil apes-earring)__} Mexico____--_________- iL Rt erank) [eye Ariz.
Pithecellobium sp. (seed)__.--.---.-----_-_____-- WON ee ee CS | Sa| Pea 1 | Calif.*
IPb ia, WER oRN (GbAy) Lee Re EO Ee gee ok: Ae Ne 1S | eae et | Rs Hawaii.
Samanea saman (raintree saman)______________]}_---- (Glo) SERA eee ia\ ESN iae|| Baas Hawaii.
Stator pruininus (Horn) (Bruchidae):
Seed——Wmidentified: 2: atte eae GORA R UR eae Ty [ences We’ Hawaii.
Seat laticeps (Halb.) (Tarsonemi-
ae):
INGTCISSULSISD ou (LULL) ee ee ee re ee England, Ireland ____--|--_-- epee al 4s Nis
Stenoma catenifer Wlsm. (Stenomidae):
Persea americana (avocado) __-.---------------- British Honduras, 38 4 2 | Ala., Calif.,*
Colombia, Costa la., La.,
Rica, Ecuador, E1 Nj US. C..,
Salvador, Guate- Tex.
mala, Honduras,
Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Peru, un-
known, Venezuela.
Je Ea var. drymifolia (Mexican avo- | Mexico____------------ ON eee eee Tex,
cado).
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla Zell. (Pterophoridae):
Gentiana sp. (gentian) cut flower. _-----_-_____ Switzerland_____-.-_-- Dip ee Sore Ee (BIN
Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) (Scolytidae):
Coffea arabica (Arabian coffee) berry----------- Brazileies see ees Se Tove Di RIN
Coffea:sp: see ee ee Eee ee Formosa, Republic of 4) | tee ee Hawaii,
Scuth Africa, un- Mich.,
known. N.J., Va.
Sternochetus mangiferae (F.) (Curculionidae):
Mangifera indica (mango) ____-----------_------ Hawaii, India___------ 55 1 5 || Calif.,* _
e Haw aii,
N.Y.
Sterrha inquinata (Scop.) (Geometridae):
Opuntia humifusa (pricklypear) flower___-_--_- Atalliy oes 2 en sli eae 3 | Pea INES
Subulina octona (Brug.) (Achatinidae):
Milehsalene ‘Marvel-of-Peru’ (four-o’clock)| Netherlands_____------ ae Pater Sele Pad
seed.
Orchidh(plant) ats ee ee ee a See (POR Uses 82 eee wet 1 | Fla.
Suidasia medanensis Oud. (Acaridae):
Gossypium sp. (cottonseed)_..---_--_---_-_-_-_ indian eae se Spinel ea te i INES
LEU ONO CHUM a eas see eS Philippines___-------- Th eee .-.--| Hawaii.
Sybra alternans (Wied.) (Cerambycidae):
Anthurium sp. (cut flower). .__-----------__--- a Wali eeeleeo: Sine ee | ele ay ae pe Hawaii.
Bag gar ese ieh Seeee es eran aS ee oS ae GOB Pas en ee Te | ee le: Hawaii.
Lycopodium cernuum (staghorn clubmoss)-----|----_ (ONS 2 eee AD ys||ba yay et aes Hawaii.
Plumeria rubra (Mexican frangipani).--.-----_!-__- LOM Rs Sere Bees ere e Ee as 1 | Hawaii.

40

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 19683—Continued

Pest and host

Sylepta balieata (F.) (Pyraustidae):
Alirplan gna see Bek oe bee ee
Syngamia florella (Cram.) (Pyraustidae):
Airplane sts sc Sales ee eae eae cee

Taeniothrips atratus (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Anemone sp. (cut flower)
Aster sp. (cut flower)

Bellis sp. (daisy) cut flower____----------------
Calluna vulgaris (heather) cut stems

Centaurea cyanus (cornflower)
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower)
Crocus sp. (cut flower)
Dahlia sp. (cut flower)

Dianthus barbatus (sweetwilliam)
D. caryophyllus (carnation)

LO wersS eset eh ee de Pee

Gladiolus sp. (cut flower)
Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) cut flower__.-----

Iupinus sp. (lupine) cut flower
Nursery stock
Ornithogalum sp
Phlox sp. (cut flower)
Rosa sp. (cut flower)

Soil with unidentified plants
Taeniothrips dianthi Priesner (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) cut

Taeniothrips discolor (Karny) (Thripidae):
Gerbera sp. (cut flower)
Taeniothrips ericae (Hal.) (Thripidae):
Calluna vulgaris (heather) cut stem and plant_-

Rosaisp h(Cutlower) sae een e ee eee
Solanum tuberosum (potato). _.-.-------------_
Taeniothrips eucharii (Whetzel) (Thripidae):
GY corisialbtfloran(DUlb) sees ae eee re
LI. aurea (golden lycoris) bulb___-------.-_----
LI. radiata (shorttube lycoris) bulb_---_-_.--__-
LI. sanguinea (orange lycoris) bulb_---_-_-_--__-
L. squamigera (autumn lycoris) bulb_____--_-_-
GY COTASISD ai (UD) eee ee
WN arcissusispe (DUD eae see ae eee len
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Morg.) (Thripidae):
Canavalia sp. (Mauna loa) lei_-.__-----.__-_-_-
Gardenia jasminoides__2-_--. 22-2
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) flower--__- ae,
Taeniothrips picipes (Zett.) (Thripidae):
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) cut__-.------

Prosopis nigra (cut flower)

Country of origin

England

Europe (country(?)),
Germany.

Sweden (?)

England, Germany,
Ireland, Norway,
Scotland.

Belgium, England - _--

England, Scotland __--

England

ueieDg: Netherlands,

England
Denmark, England,
Europe (country

(?)), Germany,
Hungary, Ireland,
Netherlands,
Poland, Scotland,
unknown, Yugo-
slavia.

Denmark, England,
Germany, Nether-
lands, unknown.

Treland

Germany, Norway,
unknown.

Unknown

Netherlands_____------

BELO

England

Czechoslovakia,
Denmark, England,
Germany, Ireland,
Poland, Sweden,
unknown.

Brazil ash aN eee

Belgium, Europe
(country(?)), Ger-
many, Hungary,
Poland.

Tsraelee) fear

England, Germany,
Treland, Norway,
Poland, Scotland.

1s Wbhayet 7

Englands a=2 eee

Spain't sees. oe

Collecteq in—

Number of
interceptions
in—
piel,
~
Bal 8 | ae
a#2/ a | Ss
=)5— 12 oY
iS) Z | Ay
Licey [ere dh Bee
Sees ne ee
eae Dios
a ig eee | Se ee
1 JUS See =
Bees S| Soe
Ce sees) a
Hy be |
1 A ee ee
5 eee eee
2 Ly |e
2h Wez Sean wl
29 AO aoees
3 Ca) es ae
1 eet ee
2 37 | See
pralbAn Di ARISE
pees ROSS 4
yeh ees Ee
paneer 1 ee
12 ey ae
peel Peers 1
5 Ahn| fee
5 Ol Penrod [ee ae
16 2 | ae
1) Pe eee
2 fa ae
Peeiae| epee 1
Peep) Pees 3
area Ree 4
eee 1
Peay pa 4
eed eee, 6
ees eee 1
yi Eee eee
Ue eee ees
1 Ie) ee
1 aes! em
‘Lalas | eee

N.J., N.Y.,
Pa., Wash,

Calif.,* N.J.,
N.Y.,

Wash 5
Y.

guzzzz

Auf,

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 41

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number
in—

Pest and host Country of origin

Consump-
tion
Nonentry

Talponia batesi Hein. (Olethreutidae):

interceptions

of

Collected in—

Annona cherimola (cherimoya) .---------------- Mexico ssa ee eae (+531) oe Tex
MApriuricata) (SOUrSOD) tose n een eaa nea =o = n= Dominican Republic--|-__-- 1 Pa.
AmMOnNGISD oi (SCEU) paneer ae aren nanan IMIGXiCO meee eee hea (ae Tex
“‘Targionia’’ hartit (Ck11.) iGoscidee):
Dioscorea alata (winged yam) root------------- Ghana Sesser ecseerees eee eee D.C.
Zingiber officinale (ginger) --. ------------------ ijiyJapanees sss =oe 10) | Peas | eeee= Calif.,*
Hawaii.
Teleogryllus mitratus (Burm.) (Gryllidae):
JN OENIQ: be ee a ee aes eee es eee JADA eens ees SS Bee eee 1 Hawaii.
IMietHl (GEOR) ea a es a el eee CORRES es ees 1G |e | ee Hawaii.
Teleonemia prolira Stal (Tingidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut TOWED) eens eee Miexico=coae ie eis ae ble [eset 24 Tepe Ariz.
Tenthecoris exitiosus (Dist.) (Miridae):
COMO): (VET eh ee TS DES Yh 2h ae pe ks Pes | Le Fila.
Tephritis conura Loew (Tephritidae):
Cirsium sp. (thistle) flower head_-_------------ Swedenme=: S22 a Sessa | Sees | eee Va.
Hagan us cinnabarinus (Bois.) (Tetranychi-
ae
Dianthus caryophyllus carnation) Cuts IMiexi cots = ean ne 1 Agi ee | sti Tex.
Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plamt__---.---_..--.--|----- (6 Kae SE a 2 ee pa | a Calif.
Tetranychus viennensis Zacher (Tetranychidae): t
Watusisyivestris| (apple) ieee sneer ae Hungary, Japan_-_--_-- 3 Wea era es Bs Hawaii, Tex.
Theba pisana (Miiller) (Helicidae):
ANG Tey ONS ee Spainees 2250s eee aol ere 1 Fla.
PAT aie ON NIL TIE (CCK) eee = eee ee ee IPOrtU ea] Season ees | eee 1 INFSY4.
PATEOTIO DIG eee ee is oan ana nae ae France, Libya-_---.---- Bie (eee [ee Ohio, S.C.
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) ------------------ IN UG) ROY ECO) eee ‘Ty eee eee Va.
Crate ee re eee EN ee oe aes Portugal, Spain__----- 25 ES | ee Calif.,* Del.
TETO WCTS een ee EE ee IBTAN Ce eee wane ee oe TG) fee a He Til.
Gactucw sativa (ettice)-2-.--22----2--2------=- France, Italy, Mo- =‘ |____- 4 Nf Ge
Tocco.
Lilium candidum (Madonna lily) -------------- Wnknownessssseno= ses sb pt fe N.Y.
WVinlibanya Care Ob oe ee eae ee ease Azores, Crete, Italy, SO ut | ue re aes La., Mass.,
Libya, Morocco, INSYSINEOS
Spain, unknown. S.C., Va.
Mirabilis jalapa (four-o’clock) seed_-.---------- Hraice, Netherlands- _|_-.-_|_-.-- a.
Plant material (dry)-------=--=-— INTAN CE See eee eee i Up Ps Calif.”
Protea sp. (cut flower) Republic of South Lh See eee NG
Africa.
Quercistsuben (COLK(OAK) ase 2 aoe ene eee Spain ie eee ag | oy | is Th.
SEK es eee ce at Ne Fan ees Shae ee Eee (0 (0s pede A pe ol el 1 S.C.
Thrips angusticeps Uzel (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower) -.--.---------- nnglan dee eh eee ee 1 INES
GiiristsD a (Plant) Reese eee talyeses=s tas cee este Cia s ee N.Y.
Cynaraiscolymus (artichoke) eae) ee do Sa HL | | ae Se INES:
DEI OW.CTS oe ent fe ee NEA Greeces eisai SS uae ee 1 N.Y.
TRUCLULCO SALVO LCULULCE) pee eee England, Europe __ije---- 9 Mass., N.Y
(country(?)),
France, Italy,
unknown.
Matthiola sp. (stock) cut flower_-_-------------- Greéces ete: ase eee 1 Ue (at eel BOO INP Ys
Rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) -.------------ T pal ya ret Ss Se ee ee Mass.
Sollhwithi plants ee eee ee eee GK SP a a [io EO He Mass
Thrips flavus Schrank (Thripidae):
Anemone sp. (cut flower) __-...._-.------------ Miran COsee seas ene! A obec ee NEY:
Antirrhinum majus (snapdragon) cut---------- ela Treland____-- Pa et Sa ae NaYe
VASE CTS Ds (CHUL ALO WC) ese eee ane Germany pe Seeds a SL | taste Os N.Y.
Gallunawulgaris) (heather) seen Germany, Iceland, 5 1 N.Y.
Treland, Norway,
Scotland.
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower) -....---------- England, Scotland, 3 7 INDY.
‘ ee unknown,
eenualiane majalis (lily-of-the-valley) cut | England_--_-_-------- 1 eee ESS N.Y
ower.
Cynara scolymus (artichoke) --_.-...-.--------|--.-- doaee eee ee 1G Bee beeen N.Y.
Dahtiaisp (Cut OWL) = ene ee eee England, Scotland, 2 10) Bees ING
‘ unknown.
Dianthus barbatus (sweetwilliam) cut. _-._--_-- Switzerlands22-s-ssse— saa ily | eesee N.Y
D. caryophyllus (carnation) -.-.__-_-_---------- Europe (Cosa )p 3 | eee NYS

Treland, Poland

42

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Country of origin

Number of
interceptions

Consump-
tion

in—

| Nonentry

Propaga-
tion

Thrips flavus Schrank—Continued
EOWerSE tee tae hae nce eee een eae

Fragaria sp. (strawberry) plant
Gladiolus sp. (cut flower)

Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea) cut
Lupinus sp. (lupine) cut flower____-__________-
Nursery stock
Rosa sp. (cut flower and plant)

Zinnia sp. (cut flower)
Thrips imaginis Bagnall (Thripidae):

Hyacinthus sp. (cut flower)

Rosa sp. (cut flower)
Thrips major Uzel (Thripidae):

Bellis sp. (daisy) cut flower________----__-____-

Calluna vulgaris (heather)

Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation)

J BOYES) ORS, = La ee ge ae et Er 23

Thrips nigropilosus Uzel (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower)
Thrips pillichi Priesner (Thripidae):
Chrysanthemum sp. (cut flower)
Dahlia sp. (cut flower)
Flowers
Petroselinum crispum (parsley)
Tipula paludosa Mg. (Tipulidae):
Arabis sp. (rockcress) plant_____...--_-.-__-__-
Tipula scripta Mg. (Tipulidae):
Airplane
Tortrix excessana (W1k.) (Tortricidae):
Malus sylvestris (apple)
ae rceeves tibouchinae (Moulton) (Phlaeothrip-
idae):
Schizolobium parahybum (seed)
Trialeurodes similis Rsl. (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp. (leaf)
Trialeurodes vitrinellus Ck\l. (Aleyrodidae):
Citrus sp. (leaf)
Trichia hispida (L.) (Helicellidae) :
Soil
Trigonophora meticulosa (.) (Noctuidae):
Packing material (with Aconitwm sp.) ---------
Trochuda raspa (Druce) (?) (Dioptidae):
Orchid (plant)
Trogoderma granarium Everts (Dermestidae):
Acacia senegal (gum arabic)
Acacia sp. (talha gum)
Apium graveolens var. dulce (celery) seed______-
Astragalus gummifer (gum tragacanth)-__------~-
Bagging (including new burlap, used burlap
and jute bagging, and wrappers on bales of
raw cotton, bales of rubber, black pepper,
celery seed, coir yarn, cotton waste, guar
gum, gum arabic, gum tragacanth, mangrove
bark, monkey food, myrobalan, rice, and
tamarind seed powder).
Ballastaetpeses eee ee ee pe ee ees
Caesalpinia coriaria (divi-divi) pod__-_--------
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)

Denmark, England,
Germany, un-
known.

Switzerland___-_----_-

England, Germany,
Poland.

Netherlands -________- f

Czechoslovakia, Den-
mark, England,
Finland, Germany,
Treland, Israel,
Poland, Switzer-
land, unknown.

England

Germany eee aces
Finland, Germany,
Greece, Sweden.
England, Ireland
Denmark
Denmark, England,
Finland, Germany,
Treland, Israel,
unknown.

England, unknown_-_-_
Toyayeibnavol
England, unknown__-
England

Germany

New Zealand___--_.---

Netherlands_-__-_-_----

Mexico

Ceylon, Germany,
India, Netherlands
Pakistan, Sudan.

Unknowns eee
India, Kenya(?), un-

known.

Calif.,* N.J.,

Collected in—

Pa., Wash.

Pa.

Hawaii.
Hawaii.

INDYS

N.Y., Wash.

Tl., N.

Ye

N.Y., Wash.
N.Y

Ul, N.
Wash

nes

Hawaii.

NJ.

Hawaii.

D.C.

Calif., Tex.

Tex.
Mass.
INSYG

N.Y.

Ga., Il., Md.,

N.Y

Tex.

Minn.

N.C.
Paes Sice

,

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 43

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin F Collected in—
joy > '
Ris
g q| 2 |S¢
ao) qa |e
ow °o nue
'S) Z| A
Trogoderma granarium Everts—Continued
Cargo (in hold of ship and with cotton cloth, | France, Germany, Cy OPH Me are lll., Md.,
crates of glass, and wall board). India, Iran, Mich.,N.C.
Pakistan, unknown. Ohio, Pa.,
} S.C., Tex
Cicer arietinum (chickpea)-.._---.-..--.----=.-- Tass ew 2S See ec nS (eee (Sees N.Y
Cinnamomum sp. (cinnamon)--_-------------- Seychelles.._---------- 1 eee bere N.Y.
Coriandrum sativum (coriander) seed_---------- A yt es ee ai Vee Hawaii.
Cuminum cyminum (cumin) seed__------------ Iran, Lebanon-------- Gd (Crees omnes aye
Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (guar gum)-.----------- me Pakistan, 1B ee beso INDY NGC
udan. KOK
De brisswtec cs See eel h le eee Formosa, India, —ij__-_-- Sy zee Calif.,* Ga.,
Korea, unknown. La., Md.,
Pa.
Foeniculum vulgare (fennel) seed___------------ Dm Giad ss 7282 2S ee Di eee ee oe INSYe bas
Giycinenmaz) (soybean) =< -- 55 eet eS Formosa, unknown__--|____- 3 eee Wash.

DN ep gS India, unknown--_-_---|_-_-- PA ss Mich., N.Y.
Guim Fed Ou ee a a ee eee iran nae ae es PAN eerie Be Soy e ING
Myristica fragrans (nutmeg) ------------------- (Ceylon eee a ee INBYS
Oryzarsatival (LiCl) saan eee Federation of 2) e167 |22ee2 Ala., Calif.,*

Malaysia, Hong La., N.Y.,
Kong, India, Iran, N.G., SHOR
Japan, Pakistan, Wash.
Thailand, un-
known
Phaseolus aureus (mung bean)_-__------------- Hormosas se ease eee |e is | Eee Hawaii
iPNoulgarisicve (string bean) 222-22 ete INetherlan dsl tissues rie A} | ea aes Tex.
Pistacia vera (common pistache) nut_--_-------- Indias a eee ALI ee Tex.
PESTS ALOU TIVN (DCA) sate ee ee France, India, Neth- |_____ Sy oess Md., Tex.
erlands.
Plantago ovata (psyllium) husk and seed-_-_----- India es eee ee BaD (aes Pe N.Y., Pa
IEUnUS SD en(SCCG) eo se oe. 2 eee ke ee as Keuwailtes222- 22 ees Ly) | BRISA OEE Se N.Y.
Quarters,(Olship) S255 "ses a ee er WUnknownis=222225s26 3 | ene alfa S.C.
Sterculia urens (gum karaya)__._-------------- ida ees 1 eS Meet py letion
a.
Stores (on storeroom floor and shelves and in | England,Germany, |--___ iy Hees Ga., Hawaii,
chickpea, coriander, pea, pigeonpea, rice, Hong Kong, India, Md., N.C.,
and sugar). Japan, Pakistan, Pa.,S.C.,
unknown. Tex.,
Tamarindus indica (tamarind) seed powder_-_--_| India
Terminalia'sp. (myrobalan))_ - ----=28-- 22-2 -- 2/6 do
Waciaifaba; (broad bean) anss== sana eae Unknown
Trogorylon aequale (Woll.) (Lyctidae):
FATICOMO DIC Mee TE a Sie epee SE ea Mexico
Rhynchosia pyramidalis (‘‘pego palo’’)....------ Haiti
Wood (hardwood art carving) -__-------------- American Virgin
Islands.
Trogozylon prostomoides (Gorh.) (Lyctidae):
Bamboo) (basket) ates se ee See eee Miexicos: 2S ssibe cures i Oy eee alan Calif.
Wood Gnask) :iizone ant eee Ee eae ee doe eee C1 | Ree eee Calif.
Tylotropidius gracilipes Brancsik (Acrididae):
Hoods (forbird) ae aes Mozambique---__------ UA erste Ye Dat INS
Udea ferrugalis (Hbn.)(Pyraustidae):
Apium graveolens var. dulce (celery) ----------- Tbaliy= Sans eee aa 25 ace INISYs

Brassica oleracea Varacepuaias sn. s- ee. See ee GO wos ee ee |e OAH ee N.Y

Gactucasativay lettuce) sane eens eee ee ene Hranceyltalyzsess—= ss) eene Oy eee INS

Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato)-_------------ Gal ye SS e ar ee | ee ne Pras ae N.Y.

Menthajsp: mint) leatee ie ee eesti se: Portugal sees AUR theses See INSYS

Petroselinum crispum (parsley) -_-------------- Greece ee ee aA iss eel (ee N.Y.
Ulopa hovana Lallemand (Cicadellidae):

Orchidi(plant) B22=4 2a ae ae ee Madagascartssiiieurss | aie eer Diy INES
Ulopa reticulata (F.)(Cicadellidae):

Calluna vulgaris (heather) ___--_--------------- Denmark, Germany-.._| 2 |_-___|___-- INS
Unaspis citri (Comst.) (Coccidae):

Citrus aurantifolia (lime)--...------------------ Guatemala, Nica- 1 2) Sea Calif.*

ragua, Panama.

Galamons(Vemon) ess a ee er ee eee Brazil, Guatemala, 2 Dryeceh se Calif.*

Mexico.

CRparadisi (grapetruit) eee ee ee Panam alesse oer eee Ee 20 | aeee Calif.*

C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_.-.------------ Brazil, Ecuador____-__]____- On| ee es Calif.*

C. sinensis (sweet orange) ..-..-_--------------- Brazil, Japan, 2 by | eames Calif.*

Mexico.

44

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Congo.

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin i Collected in—
Q > |,
sis
Sa| & leq
g2| a |] &e
or iS} ne
1) ZA |
Unaspis yanonensis (Kuw.)(Coccidae):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)_-2._----.--.---------- Japan’ 22S esse eee At Quik folk Hawaii,
Wash
Cl aunantium, (sour orange) __-= 52-22 22 2 se doen ee eee yi een Calif. ,*
Hawaii,
Wash
C. ichangensis X C. reticulata var. austra |____- GOvs 2). Sede Lei aa Calif.
(‘yuzu’’).
Gailiimoni@emon) ee ee Japan, unknown__-_-__|_____ 18) eee Calif.,*
Hawaii,
N.Y., Oreg
Gaporadisi (erapeiuit) a ss-- se = 2 eee Jie ae eee 3 TA} en Calif.,*
Hawaii.
C. paradisi X C. reticulata (tangelo)_._.____--_|____- oe ee eee | ee Lf | ate Hawaii, N.Y.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)______________- Australia, China, 48 | 168 |_____ Calif. ,*
Hong Kong, Japan, Hawaii
unknown. INDY Oreg
Wash.
(CE GRAAL CURATOR ON fade cap Ie eS a Se ee Hong Kong, Japan____ 5 (hh | esse Hawaii.
C. sinensis (Sweet orange). ...----------------- Australia, China, ila ee Calif.,*
Fiji, Japan, Hawaii,
Philippines. N.Y.,
Oreg.,
Was
Citrus Spee te tee eee eke ee ee Japanese sees 25 | ee Calif. ,*
Hawaii
Fortunella japonica (Marumi kumquat)-_-._____|-___- GIG)! et a eee eel ee PAN bra Hawaii.
Utethesia pulchella (L.) (Arctiidae):
VeNOUt)O Ease, Sey pee eed oe a een Ls Lb ees Oe IWIeS Tle aciti cleaners eee Lear Hawaii.
Vilga dissimilis Dist. (Coreidae):
Orchidl(plant) se Se ee eee CanaleZones ees see | beeen | Eee 1] Fla.
Vinsonie stellifera (Westw.)(Coccidae):
Annona muricata (soursop) leaf____._-_-_____-- Dominican Republic__| 2 |_--__|_____ Fla.
YAOR OP OTHID. BOs CEE) ak ee Mrinidadie x2 62) 222s i, Sl eee 1} Fla.
Aspasia epidendroides (orchid) leaf_.____________ CanalkZone wee en tees | ea eae Ib) ae),
Brassia caudata (orchid) __ 22-2 oe ee Pam arr h tee eer |e | aa 1} Fla.
IBTOSSIONS 4 (Leah) eee ale ee epee npep tenn Canal Zone, Panama_-_|_____|____- 2) Fla.
BKOMeL Lads (eal) eeeee ene epee i eee eens ne AON yo ee eee eae ete 1 | Fla.
Broughtonia sp. (orchid) leaf___-____________._- Tei Gisp enn a1 Cale | eee | ea 10 | Fla.
Cattigyaisps (orchid) leat ee Mrinidadss 9252 eS. ed |e 1| NJ
Epidendrum fragrans (orchid) leaf___.__._______| Canal Zone___________|_____]_-___ 1] Fla
ED IGEMARILTISD i (LGaL) eee eee Antigua, Dominica, |_____]_____ 4] Fla
unknown.
Eugenia jambos (rose-apple) leaf.____--_______- lata] Caen eee eee i ny ae ne Ee Fla
eat—unidentific de sss eae ae eee eee Dominican Republic__ Ut | ase || ee Fla
iy casterspi (Orchid) leatsessas aon enue @analeZone see es | eee | Cee 1] Fla
Mazrillaria sp. (orchid) leaf__-...______________- Ranamassi) ists 2252. S eal ees 1| Fla
Notylia barkeri (orchid) leaf_____._______________]_-__- OEE Essie Pe ees | Cae | eae 1| Fla
Oncidiumisp (orchid) leaizi 22a see ee British Honduras, |_____]____- 5 | Fla
French Guiana,
Jamaica, Trinidad.
Orchidl (leah) ees Ae Pee Done a Nae Antigua, Bahamas, |[_____]_____ 41 | Calif.,*
British Honduras, Fla.
Canal Zone, El
Salvador, Guate-
mala, Haiti,
Jamaica, Panama,
Puerto Rico, Trini-
dad, unknown.
PalimiGea hye s— se hts Ch 2 su RE ha aan uertowRicosesss-22 U(r ee Fla.
stanhopea sp.(orchid)) leafs 25.2 2s ee Canali Zones assess | eae | eae 2) Fla.
Xanthochroina bicolor (LeC.) (Oedemeridae):
TD ODLISL ss se eee ee aR SNAG tee ADS SEE Mex cows ean eee ia] eh de Tex
Xiphidiopsis lita Heb. (Tettigoniidae):
Operculina tuberosa (wood-rose)..-___--_----_-__- ayaa 3a) ta Ba Fs Hawaii.
Vanda ‘Miss Joachim’ (orchid) --_-_2---2___1-_|_22-- 6 (0) Sa SS Lai | THREE LS a Ses Hawaii.
Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Imh.) (Bostrichidae):
Wood! (packing board) Site sea aS eee: Republic of the Sivlzene=| Sa See Md.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 45

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

Xyloperthella picea (Oliv.)(Bostrichidae):

Wioodi(packine board) =e ai eee Angola, Republic of
the Congo, West
Africa.
Xyloperthodes nitidipennis (Murray) (?) (Bostri-
chidae):
iWiood| (packing board) i2-- 2222 sea eee sees West Africa__________
Xylopsocus castanoptera (Fairm.) (Bostrichidae):
Samanea saman (raintree saman) log___-_----_- AO PP ese ac at Tepe
Xylothrips religiosus (Boisd.) (Bostrichidae) :
PAMIERUNLULTIUS Die te en ne ae a aw aliments
iWroodi(packine; board) === CeylonSe ae ae nenm
Zamagiria dixolophella Dyar (Phycitidae):
VAchraswzapotas(Sapodilla) == sas eee ee Honduras 2 2222
Zeadiatraea lineolata (W1k.) (Crambidae):
WAI planesces Sa teee SEU TEU LLC Ee, SANA INicaracuatssaeeeeae
Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) ----_-------- Bahamas eee
FAG TET S (COND) Sea ee eee Guatemalass===sae

*(An asterisk indicates State inspection)

Number of
interceptions
in—
; Collected in—
a Ele
Bal 2 | ae
ao| a}&s
ow ic) gr
16) Z |
OT |e | eee Md.
AL | ASP |RSS Md.
eM | ees | Bc Hawaii
Ui Serbs ae Hawaii
kal abe pet (epee d.
| eee she | eee BBE 2)
ol | Sees 1 | eee aR
Mg espa | Fla.
110 eles | ee Tex

A6 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects

ACACIA:

Acanthoscelides spinipes (Coleoptera)

Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Exptochiomera formosa (Hemiptera)

Pseudopachymerus lallemanti (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

ACER:

Periphyllus aceris (Homoptera)
ACHRAS:

Anastrepha ocresia (Diptera)

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)

Zamagiria dixolophella (Lepidoptera)
ADENANTHERA:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
AECHMEA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Praticolella berlandieriana (Mollusca)
AGAVE:

Batrachedra linaria (Lepidoptera)

Pachybrachivs albocinctus (Hemiptera)
AILANTHUS:

Pentodon punctatus (Coleoptera)
ALEURITES

Dacus dorsalis @ (Diptera)
ALLIUM CEP

Aceria tulipae nes

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
ALLIUM PORRUM

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)

Helicella virgata (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
ALLIUM SATIVUM:

Brachycerus albidentatus (Coleoptera)

B. algirus (Coleoptera)

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

Dyspessa ulula (Lepidoptera)
ALPINIA:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacepheala (Hymenoptera)

EE psidii (Homoptera)
ALTHAEA:

DEROeHGS malvella (Lepidoptera)

Pexicopia malvella (Lepidoptera)
AMPELOPSIS:

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
ANANAS:

Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)

Arphnus melanotylus (Hemiptera)

Dysdercus obliquus (Hemiptera)

Ethelema sobrina (Coleoptera)

Ligyrocoris nitidicollis (Hemiptera)

Lygaeus pulchellus (Hemiptera)

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
ANEMONE:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
ANNONA

Bephrata maculicollis (Hymenoptera)

Cerconota anonella (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Homoptera)

Talponia batesi (Lepidoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ANTHURIUM:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)

Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

Xylothrips religiosus (Coleoptera)
ANTIRRHINUM:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
APIUM:

Euleia heraclei (Diptera)

Sitona humeralis (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
ARABIS:

Lygus rugulipennis (Hemiptera)

Tipula paludosa (Diptera)
ARACHIS:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)

ARCTIUM:
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
ARECA:
Agspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
ASPASTIA:
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ASTER:
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Piveanepters)
ASTRAGALU
Bruchidius ee (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
AVERRHOA:
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
BAMBOO:
Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)
Chlorophorus annularis (Coleoptera)
Eucalendra setulosa (Coleoptera)
Myocalandra elongata (Coleoptera)
Oxychilus alliarius (Mollusca)
Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
Trogoxylon prostomoides (Coleoptera)
BAMBUSA:
Asterolecanium bambusae (Homoptera)
BARRINGTONIA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
BELLIS:
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
BETA:
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)
Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
BETULA:
Aceria rudis (Acarina)
Argyroploce lacunana (Lepidoptera)
BILLBERGIA
Aleuroptatis variegatus (Homoptera)

Acanthoscelides bixae (Coleoptera)
BLETIA:

Nasutitermes chaquimayensis (Isoptera)
BRASSAVOLA:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
BRASSIA

Vinsonia ‘stellifera (Homoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. ACEPHALA:

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. BOTRYTIS:

Arianta arbustorum (Mollusea)

Bibio hortulanus (Diptera)

Evergestis jorficalis (Lepidoptera)

Helicella candidula (Mollusea)

Helix aspersa (Mollusea)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Phytomyza rujipes (Diptera)
BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR. CAPITATA:

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusca)

Eupelix cuspidata (Homoptera)

Evergestis jorficalis (Lepidoptera)

Helicella variabilis (Mollusea)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Milaz gagates (Mollusea)

Otala lactea (Mollusca)

Phytomyza rufipes (Diptera)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Udea ferrugalis Cebidoptera)
BRASSICA RAPA

Flellula undalis (Lepidoptera)
BROMELIAD:

Anechura vara DO eEeDt era)

Arphnus melanotylus (Hemiptera)

Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Cylindrocopturus tetralobus(?) (Coleoptera)

Drymaeus hegewischi (Mollusea)

Galgupha punctijer (Flemiptera)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Limax marginatus (Mollusea)

Lygaeus pulchellus (Hemiptera)

Metamasius hemiplerus hemipterus (Coleoptera)

Pallantia macula (Hemiptera)

Paracosmia tolteca (Dermaptera)

Sisammnes contractus (Hemiptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 47

Hosts and Insects—Continued

BROMELIAD—Continued
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
BROUGHTONIA:
Vinsonia slellifera (Homoptera)
BUXUS
Eriophy yes canestrinit (Acarina)
CACTUS
Ceratitis ‘capitata (Diptera)
Cryphula apicata (Hemiptera)
Lepidosaphes philococcus (Homoptera)
Pseudococcus neobrevipes (Homoptera)
CAESALPINIA:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CAJANUS:
Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)
Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CALLUNA:
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Gelechia ericetella (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
T. ericae (‘Chysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
T. major (Thysanoptera)
Ulopa reticulata (Homoptera)
CALOCARPUM:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
CALOPHYLLUM:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
CAMELLIA:
Amartissa consorta (Lepidoptera)
CANAVALIA:
Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Taeniothrips hawatiensis (Thysanoptera)
CAPSICUM:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
D. dorsalis (Diptera)
Forficula decipiens (Dermaptera)
Frankliniella sulphurea (Ubysanoptera)
Gnorimoschema gudmannella (Lepidoptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
peoaenie litura (Lepidoptera)
CARICA:
Caan capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
CASSIA:
Aganactesis indecora (Lepidoptera)
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Phelomerus aberrans (Coleoptera)
Sennius probus(?) (Coleoptera)
CASTANEA:
Bruchidius gilvus (Coleoptera)
Curculio elephas (Coleoptera)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
CATTLEYA:
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Wann ia stellifera (Homoptera)
CEDRUS:
M inthe a sua ee (Coleoptera)
CELOSI
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
CENTAUREA:
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
CERATONIA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CERATOZAMIA:
Melanaspis squamae (Homoptera)
CHAMAECYPARIS:
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
CHAMAEDOREA:
Aleuroplatus variegatus (Homoptera)
Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)
Calyptocephala gerstaeckeri (Coleoptera)
Carystoides basochesii replana (Lepidoptera)
C. lebbaeus (Lepidoptera)
Coelonertus nigrirostris (Coleoptera)

Labia arcuata (Dermaptera)
Parisoschoenus expositus (Coleoptera)
P. flavolimbatus (Coleoptera)
Rhinostomus barbirostris (Coleoptera)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:
Bryobia ehari (Acarina)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F. schultzei (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (‘Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Teleonemia prolixa (Hemiptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
T. flavus (Thysanoptera)
T. nigropilosus (Thysanoptera)
T. pillichi (Thysanoptera)
CIBOTIUM
é ruckus alliarius (Mollusca)
Bruchus tristis (Coleoptera)
Ti og oderinadg) granarium (Coleoptera)
CICHORIUM
Helicella variabilis (Mollusea)
Phytomyza ee (Diptera)
CINNAMOMUM
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CIRSIUM
Tephritis conura (Diptera)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)
C. personatus (Homoptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Parlatoria citri (Hompotera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS GRANDIS:
Parlatoria cinerea (Homopter2)
CITRUS I CHANGENSIS X C. RETICULATA
VAR. AUSTRA:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS LIMON:
Aspidiotus putearis (Homoptera)
Brevipalpus chilensis (Acarina)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS MITIS:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
CITRUS PARADISI:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Morganella longispina (Homoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)
P. citri (Homoptera)
P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS RETICULATA CV.:
Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
CITRUS SINENSIS:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Llomoptera)
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Aonidiella citrina (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

CITRUS SINENSIS—Continued
Aspidiotus excisus (Homoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus personatus (Homoptera)
Cry ptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Parlatoria cinerea (Homoptera)

P. citri (Homoptera)

P. zizyphus (Homoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusea)
Unaspis citri (Homoptera)
U. yanonensis (Homoptera)

CITRUS SINENSIS VAR. SHAMUTI:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
CITRUS SP.:
Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)
Aleuroparadorus gardeniae (Homoptera)
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
Dialeurodes citrifolii (Homoptera)
Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)
Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
Trialeurodes similis (Homoptera)
T. vitrinellus (Homoptera)
naspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
COCCOLOBA:
Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
OCOS:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

A. excisus (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

C. personatus (Homoptera)

Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)

Furcaspis oceanica (Homoptera)

Lepidosaphes esakii (Homoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudococcus oceanicus (Homoptera)

P. palmarum (Homoptera)

Rhynchophorus palmarum (Coleoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
CODIAEUM:

Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)

Lepidosaphes tokionis (Homoptera)

Selenothrips rubrocinctus (Thysanoptera)
COFFEA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi(?) (Homoptera)

Anastrepha fraterculus(?) (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Stephanoderes hampei (Coleoptera)
COLA:

Ceratitis colae(?) (Diptera)
COLOCASIA:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
COLUBRINA:

Amblycerus reticulatus (Coleoptera)
CONVALLARIA:

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
CORDYLINE:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Limaz marginatus (Mollusca)

Pinnaspis buxi (Homoptera)
CORIANDRUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CORYLUS:

Curculio nucum (Coleoptera)
CRASSULA:

Cerodontha denticornis (Diptera)
CRATAEGUS:

Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)

Euproctis similis (Lepidoptera)
CROCUS:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
CUCUMIS:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)

Miogryllus convolutus (Orthoptera)

Naupactus cranthographus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
CUCURBITA:

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)
CUMINUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CYAMOPSIS:

Trogoderma granariwm (Coleoptera)

CYCADACEAE:
Eumaeus debora (Lepidoptera)
CYCAS:
Ceroplastes ceriferus (Homoptera)
CYDONIA:
Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
CYMBOPOGON:
Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)
CYNARA:
Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)
Depressaria erinaceella (Lepidoptera)
Gortyna flavago (Lepidoptera)
Hydroecia xanthenes (Lepidoptera)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
T. flavus (Thysanoptera)
CYTISUS:
Bruchidius villosus (Coleoptera)
DAHLIA:
Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
T. pillichi (Thysanoptera)
DALBERGIA:
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
DAUCUS:
Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)
Phalonia zephyrana (Lepidoptera)
DELPHINIUM:
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
DENDROBIUM:
Aleurodicus trinidadensis (Homoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
DESMODIUM:
Bruchidius caerulius (Coleoptera)
DIANTHUS:
Aphidura pujoli (Homoptera)
Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)
Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips cottei (Thysanoptera)
H. gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Platynota rostrana (Lepidoptera)
Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
T. dianthi (Thysanoptera)
T. picipes (Thysanoptera)
Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
T. major (Thysanoptera)
DIOON:
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
DIOSCOREA:
Palaeopus costicollis (Coleoptera)
“Targionia’”’ hartii (Homoptera)
DIOSPYROS:
Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Lepidosaphes conchiformis (Homoptera)
DOLICHOS:
Sphenarches caffer (Lepidoptera)
ECHINODORUS:
Aleurodicus iridescens (Homoptera)
ENCEPHALARTOS:
Antliarhinus zamiae (Coleoptera)
ENTADA:
Araecerus cumingi (Coleoptera)
ENTEROLOBIUM:
Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
EPIDENDRUM:
Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ERIOBOTRYA:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
EUGENIA:
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Hosts and Insects—Continued

EUPHORBIA:

Aspidiotus capensis (tentative) (Homoptera)

EUPHORIA:
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)
FICUS:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
FOENICULUM:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
FORTUNELLA:

Parlatoria zizyphus (Homoptera)

Unaspis yanonensis (Homoptera)
FRAGARIA:

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

Tetranychus cinnabarinus (Acarina)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
FREESIA:

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
GARDENIA:

Aleuroparadorus gardeniae (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)

Eucalymnatus tessellatus (Homoptera)

Protopulvinaria pyriformis (Homoptera)

Pseudaonidia claviger (Homoptera)

Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
GENTIANA:

Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla (Lepidoptera)

Thrips major (Thysanoptera)
GERBERA:

Taeniothrips discolor (Thysanoptera)
GLADIOLUS:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella intonsa (Thysanoptera)

F. tenuicornis (Thysanoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Phopalosiphoninus tulipaellus (Homoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
GLYCINE:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
GLYCYRRHIZA:

Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
GOSSYPIUM:

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Mescinia peruella (Lepidoptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)

Suidasia medanensis (Acarina)
GYMNOSTACHYUM:

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)
HEDERA:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
HEDYCHIUM:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
HEDYSARUM:

Bruchidius giluus (Coleoptera)
HIBISCUS:

Acrosternum heegeri (Hemiptera)

Pectinophora gossypiella (Lepidoptera)
HOLMSKIOLDIA:

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
HYACINTHUS:

Thrips imaginis (Thysanoptera)
IPOMOEA:

Cylas formicarius var. (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)

C. formicarius formicarius (Coleoptera)

C. puncticollis (Coleoptera)

Euscepes post fasciatus (Coleoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
IXORA:

Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (Thysanoptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
JASMINUM:

Aleurotuberculatus jasmini (Homoptera)

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
JUGLANS:

Ceratitis capitata(?) (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
JUNIPERUS:

Oligonychus perditus (Acarina)

Pentamerismus oregonensis (Acarina)

KHAYA:

Cordylomera spinicornis(?) (Coleoptera)
LABURNUM:

Bruchidius debilis (Coleoptera)

B. villosus (Coleoptera)
LACTUCA:

Arianta arbustorum (Mollusca)

Cochlicella ventrosa (Mollusea)

Dactynotus sonchi (Homoptera)

Geomyza tripunctata (Diptera)

Helicella variabilis (Mollusca)

Helix aspersa (Mollusea)

Limazx marginatus (Mollusca)

Limothrips denticornis (Thysanoptera)

Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Milax gagates (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
LANSIUM:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
LATHYRUS:

Bruchus emarginatus (Coleoptera)

B. signaticornis (Coleoptera)

B. tristiculus (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)

B. viciae (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
LENS:

Bruchidius incarnatus (Coleoptera)

B. meleagrinus (Coleoptera)

Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)

B. lentis (Coleoptera)

B. signaticornis (Coleoptera)

B. ulicis (Coleoptera)
LEPTOTES:

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
LEUCAENA:

Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)

Oxydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)
LILIUM:

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)

Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
LITCHI:

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)
LUPINUS:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
LYCASTE:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LYCOPERSICON:

Ceratitis capitata(?) (Diptera)

Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Lepidoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
LYCOPODIUM:

Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
LYCORIS

Taeniothrips eucharii (Thysanoptera)
MACADAMIA:

Cryptophlebia illepida (Lepidoptera)

C. ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)
MALUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Austrotortrix postvittana(?) (Lepidoptera)

Blastodacna atra (Lepidoptera)

Carposina niponensis (Lepidoptera)

Cenopalpus pulcher (Acarina)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Lepidosaphes tubulorum (Homoptera)

Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

Tetranychus viennensis (Acarina)

Tortrix excessana (Lepidoptera)
MAMMEA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
MANGIFERA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

A. mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

Aulacaspis tubercularis (Homoptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudischnas pis longissima (Homoptera)

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Hosts and Insects—Continued

MANGIFERA—Continued

Sternochetus mangiferae (Coleoptera)
MATTHIOLA:

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
MAXILLARIA:

Asterolecanium epidendri (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
MEDICAGO:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

Spanogonicus albofasciatus (Hemiptera)
MENTHA:

Ovatus crataegarius (Homoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:

Haplothrips clarisetis(?) (Thysanoptera)
METROSIDEROS:

Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
MIRABILIS:

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusea)

Flelicella candidula (Mollusca)

FH. elegans (Mollusea)

H. trochoides (Mollusca)

Helix aspersa (Mollusea)

Subulina octona (Mollusea)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
MOMORDICA:

Dacus cucurbitae (Diptera)
MUSA:

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera)

Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus (Coleoptera)

M. hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)

Platoeceticus symmicta (Lepidoptera)

Polytus mellerborgii Coleoptera)

Porphyrobaphe iostoma (Mollusea)

Prepiella aurea (Lepidoptera)

Pseudococcus gahani (Homoptera)

Solaropsis monile (Mollusca)
MUSCARI:

FHelicella variabilis (Mollusea)
MYRISTICA:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
NARCISSUS:

Merodon equestris (Diptera)

Steneotarsonemus laticeps (Acarina)

Taeniothrips eucharii (Thysanoptera)
NEOREGELIA:

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)
NOTHOPANAX:

Parthenothrips dracaenae (Thysanoptera)
NOTYLIA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OLEA:

Aleurolobus olivinus (Homoptera)

Dacus oleae (Diptera)

Prays oleellus (Lepidoptera)
ONCIDIUM:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
OPERCULINA:

Graptostethus manillensis (Hemiptera)

Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
OPUNTIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Sterrha inquinata (Lepidoptera)
ORCHID:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Anthonomus albolineatus (Coleoptera)

Arphnus melanotylus (Hemiptera)

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Chaetanaphothrips orchidii (Thysanoptera)

Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

C. odontoglossus (Homoptera)

Coccus viridis (Homoptera)

Diaphania quadristigmalis (Lepidoptera)

Diorymerellus laevimargo (Coleoptera)

Eriopyga fea (Lepidoptera)

Fulvius anthocorides (Hemiptera)

Flelicina neritella (Mollusca)

Feliz aspersa (Mollusca)

Iridomyrmex iniquus (Hymenoptera)

Lamellazis micra (Mollusca)

Lepidosaphes tuberculata (Homoptera)

Limar marginatus (Mollusca)

Iygaeus pulchellus (Hemiptera)

Milax gagates (Mollusca)

Myrmecophila americana (Orthoptera)

Nasutitermes ephratae (Isoptera)

N. nigriceps (Isoptera)

NN. rippertii (Isoptera)

Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)

Paracosmia tolteca (Dermaptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Phelypera distigma (Coleoptera);

Pseudischnaspis alienus (Homoptera)

P. bowreyi(?) (Homoptera)

Pseudoparlatoria serrulata (Homoptera)

Subulina octona (Mollusca)

Tenthecoris exitiosus (Hemiptera)

Trochuda raspa(?) (Lepidoptera).

Ulopa hovana (Homoptera)

Vilga dissimilis (Hemiptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
ORNITHOGALUM:

Aploneura lentisci (Homoptera)

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

RYZA:

Chilo suppressalis (Lepidoptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
eRe ara granarium (Coleoptera)

Aonidiella inornata (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus palmae (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus odontoglossus (Homoptera)

Dinoderus borneanus(?) (Coleoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
PELEA:

Prays fulvocanellus (Lepidoptera)
PERSEA:

Aspidiotus diffinis (Homoptera)

Chrysomphalus albopictus (Homoptera)

Conotrachelus aguacatae (Coleoptera)

C. perseae (Coleoptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)

Pseudacysta perseae (Hemiptera)

Stenoma catenifer (Lepidoptera)
PETROSELINUM:

Euleia heraclei(?) (Diptera)

Haplothrips clarisetis(?) (Thysanoptera)

Thrips pillichi (Thysanoptera)

Udea ferrugalis (Lepidoptera)
PHAIUS:

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
PHALAENOPSIS:

Chrysomphalus tingi (Homoptera)
PHASEOLUS:

Acanthoscelides armitagei (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)

Cryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)

Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)

Everes comyntas (Lepidoptera)

Fundella pellucens (Lepidcptera)

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)

Matsumuraeses phaseoli (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
PHILODENDRON:

Chrysomphalus wmboniferus (Homoptera)

Prodecatoma philodendri (Hymenoptera)
PHLOX:

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
PHOENIX:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PHRAGMITES:

Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)

Giraudiella inclusa (Diptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
PICEA:

Plemeliella abietina (Diptera)
PINUS:

Dichocrocis punctiferalis (Lepidoptera)

Forficula pubescens (Dermaptera)

Ips calligraphus (Coleoptera)

Lepidosaphes pini (Homoptera)
PIPER:

Opeas pumilum (Mollusca)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Hosts and Insects—Continued

PISTACIA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Megastigmus pistaciae (Hymenoptera)
Schneidereria pistaciella (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

PISUM:

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)
Bruchidius wnicolor (?) (Coleoptera)
Bruchus rujipes (Coleoptera)

B. tristiculus (Coleoptera)

B. tristis (Coleoptera)
Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera)
Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)
Laspeyresia nigricana (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

PITHECELLOBIUM:

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)

PITTOSPORUM:

Holochlora japonica (Orthoptera)

PLANTAGO:

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

PLATYCERIUM:

Opeas pyrgula (Mollusca)

PLUCHEA:

Aceria plucheae (Acarina)
Suidasia medanensis (Acarina)

PLUMERIA:

Aspidiotus herculeanus (Homoptera)
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)

POINCIANA:

Oryptophlebia ombrodelta (Lepidoptera)

PORTULACA:

Lorostege bifidalis (Lepidoptera)

PROSOPIS:

Taeniothrips picipes (Thysanoptera)

PROTEA:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Pseudothrips glaucus (‘Thysanoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)

PRUNUS AMYGDALUS:
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Eurytoma amygdali (Hymenoptera)
Monosteira unicostata (Hemiptera)

PRUNUS ARMENIACA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

PRUNUS AVIUM:

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)

PRUNUS CERASUS:

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)

PRUNUS DOMESTICA:
Austrotortrix postvittana (?) (Lepidoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)

PRUNUS PERSICA VAR. NECTARINA:

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
PRUNUS SEROTINA:

Anthonomus rectirostris (Coleoptera)
PRUNUS SP. (cherry):

Rhagoletis cerasi (Diptera)
PSIDIUM:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)

A. striata (Diptera)

A. suspensa (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
PUNICA:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Cryptoblabes gnidiella (Lepidoptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Hemiptera)
PYRACANTHA:

Aleurotuberculatus aucubae (Homoptera)
PYRUS:

Anastrepha ludens (Diptera)

Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
QUERCUS: :

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)

H. variabilis (Mollusea)

Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)

Neuroterus tricolor (KLymenoptera)

Theba pisapa (Mollusca)
QUISQUALIS:

Pseudococcus lilacinus (Homoptera)
RAPHANUS:

Phytomyza rifipes (Diptera)
RHODODENDRON:

Dialeurodes chittendent (ILlomoptera)

Gracilaria azaleella (Lepidoptera)

Pealius azaleae (Homoptera)

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Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis (2?) (Homoptera)

Sitona lineata (Coleoptera)
RHYNCHOSIA:

Trogoxylon aequale (Coleoptera)
RIBES:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)

OSA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi (Homoptera)

Anuraphis cardui (Homoptera)

Ardis sulcata (Hymenoptera)

Arge ochropus (Hymenoptera)

Blennocampa pusilla (Hymenoptera)

Cacoecimorpha pronubana (Lepidoptera)

Cladius isomerus (Hymenoptera)

C. pectinicornis (Hymenoptera)

Endelomyia aethiops (Hymenoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)

F. intonsa (Thysanoptera)

F. schultzei (Thysanoptera)

Jadera pyrrholoma (Hemiptera)

Macrosiphum ibarae(?) (Homoptera)

Rhagoletis alternata(?) (Diptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

T. ericae (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)

T. imaginis (Thysanoptera)

T. maior (Thysanoptera)
ROSACEAE:

Liocoris tripustulatus (Hemiptera)
ROSMARINUS:

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

UBUS:

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)

Ceratitis rubivora (Diptera)
SACCHARUM:

Chilo loftini (Lepidoptera)

Dysdercus mimus (Hemiptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Lepidoptera)
SALIX:

Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)
SALVIA:

Liodontomerus papaveris (Hymenoptera)
SAMANEA:

Figulus foveicollis (Coleoptera)

Incisitermes repandus (Isoptera)

Sinorylon conigerum (Coleoptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)

Xylopsocus castanoptera (Coleoptera)
SCABIOSA:

Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)
SCHIZOLOBIUM:

Treherniella tibouchinae (Thysanoptera)
SCHOMBURGKIA:

Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
SESBANIA:

Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera)

Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
SOIL:

Cecilioides acicula (Mollusca)

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)

Helicella pyramidata (Mollusca)

Homoegryllus japonicus (Orthoptera)

Monacha olivieri (Mollusca)

Myzus ascalonicus(?) (Homoptera)

Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera)

Oxychilus alliariuws (Mollusca)

Retinella hammonis (Mollusca)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)

Trichia hispida (Mollusca)

52 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Insects—Continued

SOLANUM MELONGENA:
Hylesia ewphemia (Lepidoptera)
Leucinodes orbonalis (Lepidoptera)

SOLANUM TUBEROSUM:
Gnorimoschema plaesiosema (Lepidoptera)
Premnotry pes latithorax (Coleoptera)
Taeniothrips ericae (Thysanoptera)

SORGHUM:

Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)

SPARTIUM:

Bruchidius wnicolor (Coleoptera)

SPATHOGLOTTIS:

Brevipalpus obovatus (Acarina)

SPONDIAS:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Chrysomphalus calurus (Homoptera)

STANHOPEA:

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)

STAPHYLEA:

Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)

STERCULIA:

Orydema fusiforme (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

SWIETENIA:

Geotomus pygmaeus (Hemiptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Sinorylon anale (Coleoptera)

SYRINGA:

Adozophyes reticulana (Lepidoptera)

TAMARINDUS:

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Phelomerus aberrans (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

TERMINALIA:

Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

TILLANDSIA:

Reticulitermes tibialis (Isoptera)

TILIA:

Chionaspis salicis (Homoptera)

TRITICUM:

Bruchidius gilvus (Coleoptera)
Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)
H1. tritici (Thysanoptera)

TULIPA:

Merodon equestris (Diptera)

VANDA:
Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Conoderus exsul (Coleoptera)
Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)
Eurytoma orchidearum (Hymenoptera)
Genaparlatoria pseudaspidiotus (Homoptera)
Graptostethus manillensis (Hemiptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Orydema longulum (Coleoptera)
Perkinsiella saccharicida (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips hawaiiensis (Thysanoptera)
Xiphidiopsis lita (Orthoptera)
VICIA:
Bruchus azoricus (Coleoptera)
B. dentipes (Coleoptera)
B, lentis (Coleoptera)
B. rufipes (Coleoptera)
B. rufipes luteicornis (Cclecptera)
B. signaticornis (Coleoptera)
B. tristiculus (Coleoptera)
B. tristis (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
VIGNA
Fundella pellucens (Lepidoptera)
VIOLA
Arianta arbustorum (Mollusca)
ITIS:

Clysiana ambiguella (Lepidoptera)

Lobesia botrana (Lepidoptera)

Phlyctinus callosus (Coleoptera)

Scantius forsteri (Hemiptera)
YUCCA:

Erythrothrips durango (Thysanoptera)

aha centrolineata (Homoptera)

Diaprepes farinosus (Coleoptera)
Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia cretica (Lepidoptera)
Zeadiatraea lineolata (Lepidoptera)
ZINGIBER:
Mimegralla coeruleifrons (Diptera)
Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pulvinaria psidii (Homoptera)
ne Ont hartii (Homoptera)
ZINN
Ponktiniella sulphurea (Thysanoptera)
Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
ZIZY PHUS
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)

Hosts Unknown

AIRPLANE:
Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)
Acheta hispanicus (Orthoptera)
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Aeneolamia reducta (Homoptera)
Aethus indicus (Hemiptera)
Agriphila latistria (Lepidoptera)
Alloxacis spinosus (Coleoptera)
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)
Betulaphis quadrituberculatus (Homoptera)
Chalciope hyppasia (Lepidoptera)
Choranthus vitellius (Lepidoptera)
Cyclocephala discicollis (Coleoptera)
Cylas formicarius (Coleoptera)
Deltocephalus maculellus (Homoptera)
Diabrotica speciosa (Coleoptera)
Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
Diatarazia oleracea (Lepidoptera)
Dysdercus andreae (Hemiptera)
Empoasca kraemeri (Homoptera)
Ericeia inangulata (Lepidoptera)
Euetheola humilis (Coleoptera)
Fucesta eluta (Diptera)
Geniates panamensis (Coleoptera)
Geocoris thoracicus (Hemiptera)
Gryllus bimaculatus (Orthoptera)
Helicella martima (Mollusca)
Hymenia perspectalis (Lepidoptera)
Hypomeces squamosus (Coleoptera)

Liogenys macropelma (Coleoptera)

I,. quadridens (Coleoptera)

Lygaeus equestris (Hemiptera)

L. pandurus (Hemiptera)

Marasmia poegalis (Lepidoptera)

Meridyrias progenies (Lepidoptera)

Mniothripa lichenigera (Lepidoptera)

Mumetopia nigrimana (Diptera)

Oxyambulyx substrigilis (Lepidoptera)

Oxycopis vittata (Coleoptera)

Parnara guttata (Lepidoptera)

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

Polydesma umbricola (Lepidoptera)

Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)

Sogata orizicola (Homoptera)

Sphingonotus rubescens (Orthoptera)

Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides (Lepidoptera)

S. pecten (Lepidoptera)

Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)

Sylepta balteata (Lepidoptera)

Syngamia florella (Lepidoptera)

Teleogryllus mitratus (Orthoptera)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)

Tipula scripta (Diptera)

Utethesia pulchella (Lepidoptera)

Zeadiatraea lineolata (Lepidoptera)
AQUATIC PLANT:

Pentalonia nigronervosa (Homoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Hosts Unknown—Continued
AUTOMOBILE:

Aellopos tantalus (Lepidoptera)
Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)
C. ventrosa (Mollusca)
Flelicella variabilis (Mollusca)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Trogoxylon aequale (Coleoptera)
BAGGAGE:
Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Allozacis spinosus (Coleoptera)
Arianta arbustorum (Mollusca)
Bruchus ervi (Coleoptera)
B. rufipes (Coleoptera)
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
Cyane terpischorella (Lepidoptera)
Dacus dorsalis (Diptera)
D. oleae (Diptera)
Diocalandra taitensis (Coleoptera)
Gryllus bimaculatus (Orthoptera)
Helix aperta (Mollusca)
HI. pomatia (Mollusca)
Laspeyresia splendana (Lepidoptera)
Maruca testulalis (Lepidoptera)
Modocogryllus conspersus (Orthoptera)
Nysius coenosulus (Hemiptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)
Otosema odorata (Lepidoptera)
Parastichtis monoglypha (Lepidoptera)
Sesamia nonagriodes (Lepidoptera)
Sinoxylon conigerum (Coleoptera)
Sybra alternans (Coleoptera)
BAGGING:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
BALLAST:
Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CARGO:
Acrida sulphuripennis (Orthoptera)
Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Draeculacephala clypeata (Homoptera)
Gastrimargus brevipes (Orthoptera)
Gryllotalpa africana (Orthoptera)
Helix aspersa (Mollusca)
Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
Homorocoryphus nitidulus (Orthoptera)
Lyctus africanus (Coleoptera)
Megalogryllus molinai (Orthoptera)
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus (Coleoptera)
Mor phacris fasciata (Orthoptera)
Nephotettizx apicalis (Homoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Otala lactea (Mollusca)
Prodenia litura (Lepidoptera)
Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
CLOTHING:
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Pyropotosia pryeri (Coleoptera)
Reticulitermes flavipes (Isoptera)
CONIFER:
idylobites abietis (Coleoptera)
CRAT
eeu pisana (Mollusea)
CUTTING:
Cenopalpus pulcher (Acarina)
Euphyllura olivina (Homoptera)
DEBRIS:
Dictyla nassata (Hemiptera)
Syntomis cyssea (Lepidoptera)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
Xanthochroina bicolor (Coleoptera)
DUNNAGE:
Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)

EXCELSIOR:

aa bilineata (Coleoptera)

FLOU

inane lineata (Coleoptera)

FLOWERS:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)
Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)
Diaprepes abbreviatus (Coleoptera)
D. abbreviatus var. (Coleoptera)

Frankliniella formosae (Thysanoptera)
F.. intonsa (Thysanoptera)
Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)
Orchidophilus aterrimus (Coleoptera)
Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
Siphanta acuta (Homoptera)
Spanioneura fonscolombei (Homoptera)
Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Thrips angusticeps (Thysanoptera)
T. flavus (Thysanoptera)
ee major (Thysanoptera)
Hepiieh (Thysanoptera)
FOO
Phaeocatantops decoratus (Orthoptera)
Tylotropidius gracilipes (Orthoptera)
FRUIT—UNIDENTIFIED:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans (Diptera)
Ceratitis capitata (Diptera)
GRAIN:
Hrogod rine granarium (Coleoptera)
GUM ZEDOU:
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
ERB:

Haplothrips gowdeyi (Thysanoptera)

Helicella maritima (Mollusca)

Pheidole megacephala (Hymenoptera)
LEAF—UNIDENTIFIED:

Achaea janata (Lepidoptera)

Aleurotrachelus jelenekii (Homoptera)

Aspidiotus destructor (Homoptera)

Asterobemisia carpini (Homoptera)

Crenidorsum stigmaphylli (Homoptera)

Vinsonia stellifera (Homoptera)
LEGUME:

Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)

B. tristiculus (Coleoptera)

Phelomerus aberrans (Coleoptera)
MAIL:

Adoretus sinicus (Coleoptera)

Ancylostomia stercorea (Lepidoptera)

Coptotermes formosanus (Isoptera)

Euscepes postfasciatus (Coleoptera)

Helix aspersa (Mollusca)

Pholidoforus advena (Coleoptera)

Polydesma wmbricola (Lepidoptera)

Teleogryllus mitratus (Orthoptera)
MILITARY CARGO;

Achatina fulica (Mollusea)

Bradybaena similaris (Mollusca)

Cochlicella barbara (Mollusca)

C. ventrosa (Mollusca)

Helicella caperata (Mollusca)

HI. conspurcata (Mollusca)

HI. cretica (Mollusca)

Hi. derbentina (Mollusca)

Hi, itala (Mollusea)

H. littoralis(?) (Mollusca)

H. maritima (Mollusca)

H. protea (Mollusca)

AZ. pyramidata (Mollusca)

Hi, variabilis (Mollusca)

Helicina convera (Mollusca)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

H. aspersa (Mollusca)

H. figulina (Mollusca)

Macroglossum stellatarum (Lepidoptera)

Monacha cantiana (Mollusca)

M. carthusiana (Mollusca)

M. olivieri (Mollusea)

Nasutitermes rippertii (Isoptera)

Otala vermiculata (Mollusca)

Pieris brassicae (Lepidoptera)

Rumina decollata (Mollusca)

Theba pisana (Mollusca)
NURSERY STOCK:

Ceutorhynchus erysimi (Coleoptera)

Haplothrips aculeatus (Thysanoptera)

Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)

Taeniothrips atratus (Thysanoptera)

Thrips flavus (Thysanoptera)
PACKING MATERIAL:

Trigonophora meticulosa (Lepidoptera)
PAPER:
& Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)

54 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts Unknown—Continued

PLANT—UNIDENTIFIED:
Ceroplastes rubens (Homoptera)
Miccotrogus picirostris (Coleoptera)

PLANT MATERIAL:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi (Homoptera)
Lygus lineolaris (Hemiptera)
Megaris laevicollis (Hemiptera)
Melormenis antillaruwm (Homoptera)
Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Mormidea v-luteum (Hemiptera)
Stator limbatus (Coleoptera)

Theba up aanG (Mollusca)

QUARTERS:

Clee fi formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera)
Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera)
Melolontha melolontha (Coleoptera)
Rhynchophorus palmarum (Coleoptera)
Sitona hispidula (Coleoptera)

Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)

RAILWAY CAR:

Piadercus obliquus (Hemiptera)

RESIDUE:

Felicelta pyramidata (Mollusca)

SEED—UNIDENTIFIED:
Araecerus levipennis (Coleoptera)
Ectomyelois ceratoniae (Lepidoptera)
Mimosestes dominicanus (Coleoptera)
Stator pruininus (Coleoptera)

STORES:

Acrolepia assectella (Lepidoptera)
Bruchus rufipes (Coleoptera)

Caryedon gonagra (Coleoptera)
Epinotia aporema (Lepidoptera)
Gnorimoschema ocellatella (Lepidoptera)
Helicella arigonis (Mollusca)

HI. virgata (Mollusca)

Helix aperta (Mollusca)

H. aspersa (Mollusca)

Nephotettiz apicalis (Homoptera)

Sitona cylindricollis (Coleoptera)
Theba pisana (Mollusca)
Trogoderma granarium (Coleoptera)
RAW:

Forficula aetolica (Dermaptera)

Kalotermes flavicollis (Isoptera)

VEGETABLES:

Conotelus mexicanus (Coleoptera)

WOOD:

Apate monachus (Coleoptera)
Callidium rufipenne (Coleoptera)
Cryptotermes brevis (Isoptera)
Dinoderus bifoveolatus (Coleoptera)
Heterobostrychus aequalis (Coleoptera)
H. brunneus (Coleoptera)
Heterotermes convexinotatus (Isoptera)
Lyctus brunneus (Coleoptera)
Micrapate labialis (Coleoptera)

M. mexicana(?) (Coleoptera)

Minthea rugicollis (Coleoptera)
Nasutitermes corniger (Isoptera)
Sinoxylon anale (Coleoptera)

S. conigerum (Coleoptera)

Trogoxylon aequale (Coleoptera)

T. prostomoides (Coleoptera)
Xyloperthella crinitarsis (Coleoptera)
X. picea (Coleoptera)

Xyloperthodes nitidipennis(?) (Coleoptera)
Xylothrips religiosus (Coleoptera)

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Countries of Origin and Insects

AFRICA (country(?)):
Ceratitis capitata
Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Frankliniella schultzei
Minthea rugicollis

ALGERIA:

FAydroecia xanthenes
Parlatoria zizyphus

AMERICAN SAMOA:
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii
Dinoderus borneanus(?)
Geotomus pygmaeus
Pentalonia nigronervosa

AMERICAN VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Trogoxrylon aequale
GOLA:
Xyloperthella picea
NTIGUA:
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaprepes farinosus
Vinsonia stellifera
ARGENTINA:
Ceratitis capitata
Taeniothrips picipes
ARUBA:
Fundella pellucens
AUSTRALIA:
Aonidiella citrina
Betulaphis quadrituberculatus
Ceroplastes rubens
Cylas formicarius
Frankliniella schultzei
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Helix aspersa
Lepidosaphes tuberculata
Lyctus brunneus
Ovatus crataegarius
Pheidole megacephala
Thrips imaginis
Unaspis yanonensis
AUSTRALIA(?):
Ceratitis capitata(?)
AUSTRIA:
Ardis sulcata
Bruchidius villosus
Giraudiella inclusa
Laspeyresia splendane
Plemeliella abietina
AZORES:
Bruchus rufipes
B. tristiculus
Ceratitis capitata
Cerodontha denticornis
Cochicella ventrosa
Helix aperta
AZ. aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Theba pisana
BAHAMAS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Ips calligraphus
Nasutitermes rippertii
Vinsonia stellifera
Zeadiatraea lineolata
BARBADOS:
Ancylostomia stercorea
Fundella pellucens
Pectinophora gossypiella
BELGIUM:
Adoxzophyes reticulana
Anthonomus rectirostris
Bruchidius villosus
Euleia heraclei(?)
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella intonsa
Mamestra brassicae
Phytomyza rufipes
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
BERMUDA:
Bradybaena similaris
Helicina convexa
Otala vermiculata
Selenothrips rubrocinctus

BERMUDA(?):
Ceratitis capitata(?)
BOLIVIA:
Premnotry pes latithorax
BRAZIL:
Acanthoscelides bixae
Aganactesis indecora
Amblycerus reticulatus
Anastrepha fraterculus(?)
A. mombinpraeoptans
Brevipalpus obovatus
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus personatus
C. umboniferus
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Euetheola humilis
Eurytoma orchidearum
Euscepes postfasciatus
Megaris laevicollis
Mormidea v-luteum
Nasutitermes corniger
Pallantia macula
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phelomerus aberrans
Platynota rostrana
Prodecatoma philodendri
Pseudococcus gahani
Stephanoderes hampei
Taeniothrips atratus
Tenthecoris exitiosus
Treherniella tibouchinae
Unaspis citri
BRITISH GUIANA:
Caryedon gonagra
Euscepes post fasciatus
Fundella pellucens
BRITISH HONDURAS:
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Nasutitermes corniger
N. ephratae
N. nigriceps
Pheidole megacephala
Pseudischnaspis alienus
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS:

Choranthus vitellius

BRITISH WEST INDIES (island(?)):

Deltocephalus maculellus
BURMA:

Bruchidius caerulius
CANADA:

Miccotrogus picirostris

Sitona lineata
CANAL ZONE:

Acanthoscelides ar mitagei

Ancylostomia stercorea

Chrysomphalus albopictus

Cosmopolites sordidus

Pheidole megacephala

Vilga dissimilis

Vinsonia stellifera
CANARY ISLANDS:

Ceratitis capitata(?)
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS:

Cryptoblabes gnidiella
CEYLON:

Eurytoma orchidearum

Sinoxylon conigerum

Trogoderma granarium

Xylothrips religiosus
CHILE:

Epinotia aporema

Gnorimoschema plaesiosema

Lema bilineata

Naupactus xanthographus
CHINA:

Chalciope hyppasia

Cry ptotermes brevis

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi

Parlatoria zizyphus

Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides

Unaspis yanonensis

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

COLOMBIA:
Aleurodicus trinidadensis
Epinotia aporema
Burytoma orchidearum
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Limax marginatus
Megalogryllus molinai
Milax gagates
Minthea squamigera
Stenoma catenifer
COSTA RICA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Bephrata maculicollis
Ceratitis capitata
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Conotrachelus perseae
Diaphania quadristigmalis
Limar marginatus
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Stenoma catenifer
CRETE:
Cochlicella barbara
Helicella cretica
Helix aspersa
Otala vermiculata
Theba pisana
CUBA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Nasutitermes rippertii
Syngamia florella
CURACAO:
Caryedon gonagra
CYPRUS:
Bruchus lentis
Ceratitis capitata
Haplothrips cottei
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:
Bruchus rufipes
Frankliniella intonsa
Rhagoletis alternata(?)
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus
DENMARK:
Cladius pectinicornis
Endelomyia aethiops
Gelechia ericetella
Felicella candidula
Mamestra brassicae
Phytomyza rufipes
Plemeliella abietina
Taeniothrips atratus
Thrips flavus
T. major
Ulopa reticulata
DOMINICA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Vinsonia stellifera
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:
Aganactesis indecora
Alloxacis spinosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. ocresia
A. suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Crenidorsum stigmaphylli
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Dialeurodes citrifolit
Dysdercus andreae
Frankliniella sulphurea
Maruca testulalis
Meridyrias progenies
Mimosestes dominicanus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pheidole megacephala
Sphenarches caffer
Talponia batesi
Vinsonia stellifera
ECUADOR:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aspidiotus destructor
Coccus viridis

Draeculacephala clypeata
Eucalendra setulosa
Metamasius hemipterus sericeus
Platoeceticus symmicta
Porphyrobaphe iostoma
Prepiella aurea
Pseudoparlatoria serrulata
Solaropsis monile
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri

EL SALVADOR:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. striata
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Miogryllus convolutus
Protopulvinaria pyriformis
Stenoma catenifer
Vinsonia stellifera

ENGLAND:
Blennocampa pusilla
Bruchidius villosus
Bruchus rufipes
Cladius pectinicornis
Dialeurodes chittendeni
Eriophyes canestrinii
Euleia heraclei(?)
Frankliniella intonsa
Gelechia ericetella
Gracilaria azaleella
Flelicella caperata
Lygus rugulipennis
Merodon equestris
Milax gagates
Pealius azaleae
Pectinophora malvella
Phytomyza rufipes
Sitona hispidula
Spanioneura fonscolombei
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
T. major
T. pillichi
Tipula paludosa
Trogoderma granarium

ENIWETOK:

Furcaspis oceanica

ETHIOPIA:

Ceratitis rubivora
Dacus oleae

EUROPE (country(?)):

Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Frankliniella intonsa
Limothrips denticornis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi

Thrips angusticeps

T’. flavus

FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA:

Aspidiotus palmae
Callosobruchus analis
Trogoderma granarium

FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA(?):

Leucinodes orbonalis

FEDERATION OF RHODESIA AND NYASA-

LAND:
Ceratitis capitata
IJI:

Achaea janata

Figulus foveicollis
Incisitermes repandus
Pheidole megacephala
“Targionia”’ hartit
Unaspis yanonensis
Xylopsocus castanoptera

FINLAND

Ardis sulcata
Frankliniella intonsa
Thrips flavus

T. major

FORMOSA:

Achatina fulica

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FORMOSA—Continued

Brevipalpus obovatus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Stephanoderes hampei
Trogoderma granarium
FRANCE:
Acrolepia assectella
Anuraphis cardui
Asterobemisia carpini
Bibio hortulanus
Bruchus ervi
B. lentis
B. rufipes
B. tristiculus
B. viciae
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella barbara
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Euleia heraclei
Evergestis forficalis
Frankliniella intonsa
Geomyza tripunctata
Gortyna flavago
Gracilaria azaleella
Helicella caperata
HI. maritima
HZ. variabilis
Helix aspersa
Hellula undalis
Laspeyresia splendana
Liocoris tripustulatus
Mamestra brassicae
Milax gagates
Monacha cantiana
M, carthusiana
Myzus ascalonicus(?)
Periphyllus aceris
Phytomyza rufipes
Pieris brassicae
Rhagoletis cerasi
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
Trogoderma granarium
Udea ferrugalis
FRANCE(?):
Agriphila latistria
FRENCH GUIANA:
Vinsonia stellifera
GERMANY:
Aceria rudis
Acrolepia assectella
Adoxophyes reticulana
Anuraphis cardui
Ardis sulcata
Arge ochropus
Arianta arbustorum
Blastodacna atra
Bruchidius villosus
Bruchus ervi
B. lentis
B. rufipes
Chionaspis salicis
Cladius pectinicornis
Forficula pubescens
Frankliniella intonsa
Gelechia ericetella
Haplothrips aculeatus
Flelicella pyramidata
Felix pomatia
Neuroterus tricolor
Phytomyza rufipes
Retinella hammonis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
T. major
Tipula scripta
Trogoderma granarium
Ulopa reticulata
GHANA:
Acrosternum heegeri
Leucinodes orbonalis

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

Panera hartii
GRE

LEAR spinipes

Bruchus dentipes

B. ervi

B, lentis

B. signaticornis

B. tristiculus

B. tristis

B. ulicis

Ceratitis capitata

Cochlicella barbara

Cryptoblabes gnidiella

Curculio elephas

Dacus oleae

Ectomyelois ceratoniae

Euphyllura olivina

Flelicella cretica

FI. littoralis(?)

FI. maritima

FL. variabilis

Laspeyresia splendana

Liodontomerus papaveris

Lyctus africanus

Monacha olivieri

Monosteira wnicostata

Otala vermiculata

Oxycarenus hyalinipennis

Parlatoria zizyphus

Prays oleellus

Schneidereria pistaciella

Sesamia cretica

Thrips angusticeps

T. major

Udea a ga
GRENADA:

AEE stercorea

ecinop hora gossypiella
GUAM

Adoretus sinicus

Araecerus cumingi

Aspidiotus palmae

Caryedon gonagra

Pentalonia nigronervosa

cS eu Lae acronyctoides
A:

GUATEM
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus albopictus
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Fulvius anthocorides
Gnorimoschema gudmannella
Tridomyr mez iniquus
Limar marginatus

Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus

M. hemipterus sericeus

Myrmecophila americana

Pentalonia nigronervosa

Pseudischnaspis longissima

Pseudoparlatoria serrulata

Stenoma catenifer

Unaspis citri

Vinsonia stellifera

ree lineolata
HAIT

Anaaeoha mombinpraeoptans

Ancylostomia stercorea

Cry ptotermes brevis

Cylas formicarius elegantulus

Diaprepes abbreviatus

D. abbreviatus var.

Haplothrips gowdeyi

Heliz aspersa

Jadera pyrrholoma

Parlatoria zizyphus

Pectinophora gossypiella

Pheidole megacephala

Trogoxylon aequale

Vinsonia stellifera
HAWAII:

Achaea janata

Adoretus sinicus

Araecerus levipennis

Aspidiotus herculeanus

Asterolecanium bambusae

Bradybaena similaris

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

HAW AII—Continued
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Coccus viridis
Conoderus exsul
Conotelus mexicanus
Coptotermes formosanus
Cryptophlebia illepida
C. ombrodelta
Cryptotermes brevis
Cyane terpischorella
Dacus cucurbitae

D. dorsalis

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Diocalandra taitensis
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Euscepes postfasciatus
Graptostethus manillensis
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosaphes tokionis
Limax marginatus
Maruca testulalis
Modocogryllus conspersus
Nysius coenosulus
Orchidophilus aterrimus
Oxychilus alliarius
Oxydema fusiforme
Pectinophora gossypiella
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Perkinsiella saccharicida
Pheidole megacephala
Pholidoforus advena
Pinnaspis buxi
Polydesma umbricola
Polytus mellerborgii
Prays fulvocanellus
Pseudaonidia claviger
Pseudococcus gahani

P. neobrevipes

P. oceanicus

P. palmarum
Pulvinaria psidii
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
Sinoxylon conigerum
Siphanta acuta

Stator limbatus

S. pruininus
Sternochetus mangiferae
Sybra alternans
Taeniothrips hawatiensis
Xiphidiopsis lita
Xylothrips religiosus

HONDURAS:

Aleuroplatus variegatus
Cerconota anonella
Lamellaxis micra
Lygaeus pulchellus

Metamasius hemipterus sericeus

Pheidole megacephala
Stenoma catenifer

Zamagiria dizolophella

HONG KONG

Cylas formicarius var.

C. formicarius formicarius
FHomoegryllus japonicus
Lyctus africanus
Parlatoria zizyphus
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis
HONG KONG(?):
Minthea rugicollis

HUNGARY:

Ardis sulcata

Clysiana ambiguella
Frankliniella intonsa
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi

T. ericae

Tetranychus viennensis

ICELAND:

Thrips flavus
T. major

INDIA:

Caryedon gonagra
Dacus dorsalis(?)

Dinoderus bifoveolatus
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Nephotettix apicalis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Sinoxylon anale

S. conigerum
Sternochetus mangiferae
Suidasia medanensis
Syntomis cyssea
Trogoderma granarium

INDONESIA:

Coccus viridis

Genaparlatoria pseudaspidiotus
RAN: a

Bruchus dentipes
Trogoderma granarium

IRELAND:

Gelechia ericetella
Oxychilus alliarius
Retinella hammonis
Steneotarsonemus laticeps
Taeniothrips atratus

T. ericae

Thrips flavus

T. major

Trichia hispida

ISRAEL:

Aploneura lentisci
Bruchus tristiculus
Cecilioides acicula
Ceratitis capitata

Cladius pectinicornis
Dacus oleae

Forficula aetolica
Brankliniella tenuicornis
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Parlatoria cinerea
Prodenia litura
Rhagoletis cerast
Taeniothrips discolor
Thrips flavus

T. major

ITALY:

Acanthoscelides spinipes
Acrolepia assectella
Aleurotrachelus jelenekii
Anuraphis cardui
Aspidiotus putearis
Brachycerus albidentatus
B. algirus

Bruchidius debilis

B. gilvus

B. incarnatus

B. meleagrinus

B. unicolor

B. villosus

Bruchus dentipes

B. ervi

B. lentis

B. rujipes

B. rufipes luteicornis

B. signaticornis

B. tristiculus

B. tristis

Cacoecimorpha pronubana
Cenopalpus pulcher
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella ventrosa

Cry ptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas

C. nucum

Dacus oleae

Depressaria erinaceella
Dyspessa ulula
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Euleia heraclei(?)
Eupeliz cuspidata
Forficula decipiens
Frankliniella intonsa
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
Flelicella pyramidata

FI. variabilis

Flelix aperta

Hylobius abietis
Lampides boeticus

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

ITAL Y—Continued
Laspeyresia splendana
Limax marginatus
Lobesia botrana
Mamestra brassicae
Megastigmus pistaciae
Milax gagates
Opogona sacchari
Ostrinia nubilalis
Otala lactea
O. vermiculata
Ovatus crataegarius
Parlatoria zizyphus
Pentodon punctatus
Phalonia zephyrana
Pieris brassicae
Prays oleellus
Pseudopachymerus lallemanti
Retinella hammonis
Rhagoletis cerasi
Rhopalosiphoninus tulipaellus
Schneidereria pistaciella
Sesamia cretica
Sitona humeralis
Sterrha inguinata
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
Udea ferrugalis

IVORY COAST:

Dacus cucurbitae

JAMAICA:

Aleurocanthus woglumi
Alloxacis spinosus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Chrysomphalus odontoglossus
Dialeurodes citrifolii
Euscepes postfasciatus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Helicina neritella
Heterotermes convexinotatus
Limaz marginatus
Palaeopus costicollis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sennius probus(?)
Vinsonia stellifera
JAPAN:
Aleurotuberculatus aucubae
Amatissa consorta
Aonidiella citrina
A. inornata
Aspidiotus diffinis
Brevipalpus obovatus
Bryobia ehari
Callidium rufipenne.
Carposina niponensis
Ceroplastes ceriferus
Chilo suppressalis
Chlorophorus annularis
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Dichocrocis punctiferalis
Euproctis similis
Frankliniella formosae
Geotomus pygmaeus
Gryllotalpa africana
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Holochlora japonica
Hypomeces squamosus
Lampides boeticus
Lepidosa phes conchiformis
DL. pini
Maruca testulalis
Matsumuraeses phaseoli
Myocalandra elongata
Oligonychus perditus
Ostrinia nubilalis
Parlatoria zizyphus
Parnara guttata
Pentamerismus oregonensis
Pheidole megacephala
Polydesma wmbricola

Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis(?)

Spodoptera pecten
Taeniothrips eucharii

“*Targionia’ hartii

Teleogryllus mitratus

Tetranychus viennensis

Thrips nigropilosus

Trogoderma granarium

Unaspis citri

U. yanonensis
JAPAN (?):

Ericeia inangulata
JORDAN:

Ceratitis capitata

Eurytoma amygdali
KENYA:

Acrida sulphuripennis

Cylas puncticollis

Gastrimargus brevipes

Homorocoryphus nitidulus

Morphacris fasciata
KENYA(?):

Trogoderma granarium
KOREA:

Trogoderma granarium
KUWAIT:

Trogoderma granarium
KWAJALEIN:

Furcaspis oceanica

Lepidosaphes esakii
LEBANON:

Bruchus ervi

B. lentis

Ceratitis capitata

Dacus oleae

Trogoderma granarium
LIBERIA:

Ceratitis capitata

Cylas puncticollis

Pectinophora gossypiella

BYA:

Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
Helicella pyramidata
Theba pisana
MACAO:
Minthea rugicollis
MADAGASCAR:
Pheidole megacephala
Ulopa hovana
MALTA:
Ceratitis capitata
Parlatoria zizyphus
MEXICO:
Aceria tulipae
Aellopos tantalus
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Aleuroparadoxus gardeniae
Aleuroplatus variegatus
Anastrepha ludens
A. mombinpraeoptans
Anechura vara
Anthonomus albolineatus
Arphnus melanotylus
Aspidiotus destructor
A. diffinis
A. excisus
Asterolecanium bambusae
A. epidendri
Batrachedra linaria
Bruchus ervi
Calyptocephala gerstaeckeri
Caryedon gonagra
Carystoides basochesii replana
C. lebbaeus
Chaetanaphothrips orchidii
Chilo loftini
Chrysomphalus albopictus
C. odontoglossus
C. personatus
Cladius isomerus
Coelonertus nigrirostris
Conotelus mexicanus
Conotrachelus aguacatae
Cryphula apicata
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Cylindrocopturus tetralobus(?)

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

MEXICO—Continued
Diorymerellus laevimargo
Drymaeus hegewischi
Dysdercus mimus
D. obliquus
Eriopyga fea
Erythrothrips durango
Ethelema sobrina
Eumaeus debora
Everes comyntas
Exptochiomera formosa
Galgupha punctifer

Gnorimoschema gudmannella

Haplothrips clarisetis(?)
Helix aspersa

Hylesia euphemia
Iridomyrmex iniquus
Labia arcuata
Lepiodosaphes philococcus
Ligyrocoris nitidiocollis
Loxostege bifidalis
Lygaeus pulchellus
Lygus lineolaris
Melanaspis squamae
Micrapate labialis

M. mexicana(?)
Neoleucinodes elegantalis
Otosema odorata

Ovatus crataegarius
Paracosmia tolteca
Parisoschoenus expositus
P. flavolimbatus
Parlatoria cinerea
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phelomerus aberrans
Phelypera distigma
Phera centrolineata
Praticolella berlandieriana
Pseudacysta perseae

Pseudischnaspis bowreyi(?)

P. longissima
Reticulitermes flavipes

R. tibialis

Rhinostomus barbirostris
Rhynchophorus palmarum
Sisamnes contractus

Spanogonicus albofasciatus

Stator limbatus

Stenoma catenifer

Talponia batesi

Teleonemia prolixa

Tetranychus cinnabarinus

Trialeurodes similis

T. vitrinellus

Trochuda raspa(?)

Trogoxylon aequale

T.. prostomoides

Unaspis citri

Xanthochroina bicolor
MOROCCO:

Acheta hispanicus

Bruchus lentis

Ceratitis capitata

Cochlicella barbara

C. ventrosa

Dictyla nassata

Gryllus bimaculatus

Helicella conspurcata

FI. maritima

Lygaeus equestris

L. pandurus

Parlatoria zizyphus

Pieris brassicae

Rumina decollata

Sphingonotus rubescens

Theba pisana
MOZAMBIQUE

Phaeocatantops decoratus

Tylotropidius gracilipes
NETHERLANDS:

Acrolepia assectella

Adozophyes reticulana

Ardis sulcata

Arianta arbustorum

Aspidiotus palmae

Bruchus lentis

B. viciae

Cecilioides acicula

Ceutorhynchus erysimi

Chrysomphalus personatus

Dactynotus sonchi

Dialeurodes chittendeni

Evergestis for ficalis

Haplothrips aculeatus

Helicella candidula

FI. elegans

F1. trochoides

Felix aspersa

Mamestra brassicae

Merodon equestris

Milax gagates

Sitona hispidula

S. lineata

Subulina octona

Taeniothrips atratus

Theba pisana

Thrips flavus

Trigonophora meticulosa

Trogoderma granarium
NETHERLANDS(?):

Lepidosaphes tubulorum

EVIS:

Arcylostomia stercorea
NEW GUINEA
Aspidiotus palmae
NEW ZEALAND:
Austrotortriz postuittana (?)
Tortriz excessana
NICARAGUA:
Aleurocanthus woglumi
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. striata
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Chrysomphalus calurus
Mumetopia nigrimana
Sogata orizicola
Stenoma catenifer
Unaspis citri
Zeadiatraea lineolata
NIGERIA:
Ceratitis colae(?)
Cylas puncticollis
Lyctus brunneus
Pheidole megacephala
NORWAY:
Argyroploce lacunana
Gelechia ericetella
Parthenothrips dracaenae
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
OKINAWA:
Parlatoria zizyphus
OKINAWA(?):
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides
PAKISTAN:
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis
Pectinophora gossypiella
Sinoxylon anale
Trogoderma granarium
PALMYRA ISLAND:
Selenothrips rubrocinctus
PANAMA:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Anastrepha ludens
A. mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus destructor
Asterolecanium bambusae
Cerconota anonella
Cosmopolites sordidus
Cyclocephala discicollis
Euscepes postfasciatus
Fundella pellucens
Geniates panamensis
Liogenys macropelma
L. guadridens
Maruca testulalis
Nasutitermes ephratae

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Countries of Origin and Insects—Continued

PANAM A—Continued
Stenoma catenifer
Unas pis citri
Vinsonia stellifera
PANAMA(?):
Aeneolamia reducta
PERU:
Acanthoscelides armitaget
Aleurodicus iridescens
Ceratitis capitata
Epinotia aporema
Mescinia peruella
Nasutitermes chaquimayensis
Pentalonia nigronervosa
Stenoma catenifer
Subulina octona
PHILIPPINES:
Aleurotuberculatus jasmini
Aspidiotus destructor
Aulacaspis tubercularis
Caryedon gonagra
Chilo suppressalis
Chrysomphalus tingi
Cylas formicarius formicarius
Dacus cucurbitae
D. dorsalis
Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Mimegralla coeruleifrons
Mniothripa lichenigera
Opeas pyrgula
Oxyambulyz substrigilis
Parlatoria citri
P. zizyphus
Pheidole megacephala
Prodenia litura
Pseudococcus lilacinus
P. neobrevipes
Suidasia medanensis
Unaspis yanonensis
POLAND:
Blastodacna atra
Frankliniella intonsa
Haplothrips aculeatus
Pezicopia malvella
Rhagoletis cerasi
Taeniothrips atratus
T. dianthi
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
PORTUGAL:
Aphidura pujoli
Bruchus azoricus
B. emarginatus
B. lentis
B. rufipes luteicornis
B. tristiculus
Ceratitis capitata
Cochlicella ventrosa
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Heliz aspersa
Laspeyresia splendana
Opogona sacchari
Ovatus crataegarius
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia nonagriodes
Theba pisana
Udea ferrugalis
PUERTO RICO:
Aceria plucheae
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
A. suspensa
Ancylostomia stercorea
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
Diaprepes abbreviatus
Empoasca kraemeri
Euscepes postfasciatus
Euzesta eluta
Geocoris thoracicus
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Maruca testulalis
Metamasius hemipterus hemipterus
Pheidole megacephala
Platynota rostrana

Sphenarches caffer
Vinsonia stellifera
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Antliarhinus zamiae
Aspidiotus capensis (tentative)
Ceratitis capitata
Dacus oleae
Haplothrips gowdeyi
Phlyctinus callosus
Pseudothrips glaucus
Scantius forsteri
Stephanoderes hampei
Theba pisana
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO:
Apate monachus
Bruchidius unicolor(?)
Heterobostrychus brunneus
Minthea rugicollis
Xyloperthella crinitarsis
X. picea
ST. KITTS:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Choranthus vitellius
Deltocephalus maculellus
ST. MARTIN:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Pheidole megacephala
SCOTLAND:
Cladius pectinicornis
Gelechia ericetella
Taeniothrips atratus
T. ericae
Thrips flavus
SENEGAL:
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis capitata
Hellula undalis
Leucinodes orbonalis
Maruca testulalis
SEYCHELLES:
Trogoderma granarium
SIERRA LEONE:
Cylas puncticollis
SPAIN:
Aleurolobus olivinus
Brachycerus algirus
Bruchus lentis
B. rufipes
B. signaticornis
Cacoecimorpha pronubana
Cenopalpus pulcher
Ceratitis capitata
Chilo suppressalis
Cochlicella barbara
C. ventrosa
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Dacus oleae
Dyspessa ulula
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Helicella arigonis
HA, caperata
Hi. conspurcata
HA. maritima
FH. variabilis
FH. virgata
Helix aspersa
Kalotermes flavicollis
Laspeyresia nigricana
L. splendana
Macroglossum stellatarum
Mamestra brassicae
Parlatoria zizyphus
Rhagoletis cerasi
Sesamia cretica
S. nonagriodes
Taeniothrips picipes
Theba pisana

SUDAN:

Trogoderma granarium

SURINAM:

Fundella pellucens
Maruca testulalis

SWEDEN:

Frankliniella intonsa

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SW EDEN—Continued
Ostrinia nubilalis
Taeniothrips atratus
Tephritis conura
Thrips major

SWITZERLAND:
Cladius pectinicornis
Curculio elephas
C. nucum
Frankliniella intonsa
Gelechia ericetella
Laspeyresia splendana
Melolontha melolontha
Stenoptilia stigmatodactyla
Thrips flavus

TAHITI:

Dialeurodes kirkaldyi
Morganella longispina
Parlatoria cinerea
Pulvinaria psidii
THAILAND:
Caryedon gonagra
Dacus cucurbitae
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Ostrinia nubilalis
Oxydema longulum
Parlatoria citri
Trogoderma granarium

TORTOLA:
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Euscepes post fasciatus
Melormenis antillarum

TRINIDAD:
Acanthoscelides armitagei
Aganactesis indecora
Ancylostomia stercorea
Aspidiotus excisus
Cylas formicarius elegantulus
EHuscepes postfasciatus
Sphenarches caffer
Vinsonia stellifera

TURKEY:

Bruchus ervi

B. lentis

Helicella cretica
HI, derbentina

H. protea

FT, variabilis

Helix figulina
Monacha olivieri
Otala vermiculata
Rhagoletis cerasi(?)

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS:

Haplothrips tritici
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC:
Bruchus lentis
Ceratitis capitata
Gnorimoschema ocellatella
UNKNOWN:
Achaea janata
Aethus indicus
Anastrepha mombinpraeoptans
Ancylostomia stercorea
Arge ochropus
Asterobemisia carpini
Brevipalpus chilensis
Bruchus ervi
B. lentis
Caryedon gonagra
Ceratitis capitata
Ceroplastes rubens
Chalciope hyppasia
Chrysomphalus personatus
Clysiana ambiguella
Cochlicella ventrosa
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Diabrotica speciosa
Diatarazia oleracea
Dyspessa ulula
Ectomyelois ceratoniae
Eucalymnatus tessellatus
Euczesta eluta
Frankliniella intonsa
F. sulphurea
Geniates panamensis

Helicella itala
HI. protea
FZ, pyramidata
Helix aspersa
Hymenia perspectalis
Laspeyresia splendana
Liogenys macropelma
Lyctus africanus
Macrosiphum ibarae(?)
Marasmia poegalis
Minthea rugicollis
Nephotettix apicalis
Opeas pumilum
Ostrinia nubilalis
Otala vermiculata
Oxycopis vittata
Parasticktis monoglypha
Parlatoria cinerea
P. zizyphus
Pectinophora gossypiella
Phytomyza rufipes
Prodenia litura
Pyropotosia pryeri
Fhagoletis cerasi
FRhynchophorus palmarum
Sesamia cretica
Sinozylon anale
Sitona cylindricollis
S. hispidula
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides
S. pecten
Stenoma catenifer
Stephanoderes hampei
Sylepta balteata
Taeniothrips atratus
Theba pisana
Thrips angusticeps
T. flavus
T. major
T. pillichi
Trogoderma granarium
Unaspis yanonensis
Vinsonia stellifera
URUGUAY:
Ceratitis capitata
VENEZUELA:
Asterolecanium epidendri
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Epinotia aporema
Nasutitermes corniger
Pectinophora gossypiella
Stenoma catenifer
VIETNAM:
Cryptophlebia ombrodelta
Heterobostrychus aequalis
Parlatoria citri
P. zizyphus
WAKE ISLAND (?):
Parlatoria zizyphus
WEST AFRICA:
Carvedon gonagra
Cordylomera spinicornis(?)
Heterobostrychus brunneus
Pachybrachius albocinctus
Xyloperthella picea
Xyloperthodes nitidipennis(?)
WEST INDIES (island(?)):
Aeneolamia reducta
Ancylostomia stercorea
Euzesta eluta
WEST PACIFIC:
Pentalonia nigronervosa :
Spodoptera mauritia acronyctoides
Utethesia pulchella
YUGOSLAVIA:
Bruchidius marginalis
Bruchus rufipes
B. tristis
Cryptoblabes gnidiella
Curculio elephas
Opogona saccchari
Otala lactea
Taeniothrips atratus
ZANZIBAR:
Sinoxylon conigerum

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

63

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 19683—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin , Collected in—
Q (hin
Ew| als
ae| 28s
ov ° oP
6) Z | Aa
jAlternaria zinniae Pape:
ZANMAC SDA (SEED) aoe enone Monee ERS Ttaly ee eee eS pa eaten 1) NJ.
tAnthostomella leucobasis Ell. & Mart.: :
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) leaf___---------------- IMIG RAC) eee p1U | esis | ea Sal Mex
{tAphelenchoides blastophthorus Franklin, 1952:
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) ---_------ DD) OTN aT Ke es Lae ie |SNBYS
ielpbeenchoides parietinus (Bastian, 1865) Stein-
er, 1932: me
Soil with Samanea saman (raintree saman) log_} Fiji___---------------- [is | ees _-| Hawaii.
Ascochyta citri Penz.: ;
Gitrustimon (lemon) Soe es= se - ees eee ae eee eee {Federation of Bae Ne Neca! (Obit
Malaysia,
unknown. ‘
Ge sinensis (Sweet orange)__..--.------------..- Jia pane see Ts pales 2h) Se as Calif.*
Ascochyta sorghina Sace.:
Sorghum vulgare (sorghum) __------------------ VIGxi COM es 1) eed ee Tex.
Botryosphaeria berengeriana de N. var. araucariae
Sace. (Dothiorella araucariae stage):
Araucaria angustifolia (Parana araucaria) seed_ Eepablle of{South yy 422223 Saas TA) INNS
ica
tCamarosporium ellipticum Cke. & Harkn.:
Mesembryanthemum linguiforme (stem) __------|----- Ques Heera ale ea Ie PRR Re N.Y.
{Carnation mottle virus:
Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) -.__---------- DG ea SS a | eee a TW Neve
Cercospora angraeci Feuill. & Roum.:
Odontoglossum sp. (orchid) leaf____------------ FAT 2'] ATi ee eee | ene | 1| N.J.
LA brachiata Ell. & Ey. (Syn.: C. canes-
cens
Phaseolus vulgaris ev. (string bean) __---------- Puerto Ricos. 22-22. By | eae pee PAR
tCercospora insulana Sace.:
Limonium sinuatum (notchleaf sea-lavender) | Haiti-.-_----..-------- 1 eee eet Fla.
stem and leaf.
{Oercospora jujubae Chowdhury:
Zizyphus jujuba (common jujube) Jeeif eres Saba TS 'a an Gene vee Be SE 1 | Fla.
Cercospora kalmiae Ell. & Ev
Kalmia latifolia (mountain-laurel kalmia) leaf__| Europe (country(?))__|-----| 4 |----- N.Y.
}Cercospora longissima Sacc.:
Lactuca sativa (lettuce) leaf___.-----------_-_-_ British Honduras- __-- 1h eee | Fla.
Chr sumiee ledi d By. var. rhododendri (d By.)
avile:
Eee On ferrugineum (rock rhododen- | Switzerland_---------- Qh) SAsmal is caes N.Y.
ron) leaf
HEE OUOLETAT ONS ee ae ee a eA Austria, }Norway(?), | 19 |-----]----- Fla., N.Y
Switzerland.
tCoccostroma chamaedoreae (Syd.) Arx & Miiller:
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) leaf___-----------_-___ IMGxICOZSE ee Sue JP Anois Tex
tConiotheciwm scabrum McA\p.: é
Citrus sinensis (sweet orange) __-------------___ Mexico, Republic of 1 2) Sane Calif.,*
South Africa, Hawaii,
Spain. N.C.
{Corynespora cassiicola (Berk. & Curt.) Wei:
Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) -__---------_-- Guatemala__---------- 5 gal fees nee eee Fla.
{Criconema celetum Wu, 1960:
SoulbwitheCamelliqisp sees eset eee IROL bg a) eee eae eh Beans aL NES
tCriconema fimbriatum Cobb in Taylor, 1936:
SoilwithBegoniaisp= =) ee eee aes WieOxi CO See S| Es |e 1; |) Dex
Criconemoides curvatum Raski, 1952:
Soilkwithebegonia sp eae Argentina ses Lie tiew | eee 1| N.Y.
SoilkwithiCamellioxspeeen ae ee ee POLE ea eens ee Re Re 15 SINYS
SoiljwaitheMenthaisp ease ea tee ee NIGxI COS eae | ex:
Racoon Taforne (Micoletzky, 1922) Tay-
or.
Soil with HagusispeandwPRiceaisp esa see ee Germany ass 252= 5 = =o 5 toss Reese 1 | Calif.*
Criconemoides mutabile Taylor, 1936:
Soil with Amaryllis sp. (bulb) .---------------- IM6xi COPS tee ail ene a es | anex:
Soilkwithe Dahlia by pride sea eee Oe eee Gore eon Pel aera) Saas PAZ
Soil with Mangifera indica (mango) seedling___|_----do__-__------------ een SE Emre eile alm (Mex
Soil with unidentified plants____--....._._____|_---- doe sae te irk |e 1, |) Dex
Cronartium ribicola Fisch. vy. Waldh.:
Ribesispy deaf) kash BES. Se eee a Germ anya yaneeea ee eee | eee Oe Viass

See footnotes at end of table.

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host

Cryptospora longispora Servazzi:
Araucaria excelsa (seed)
Cumminsiela mirabilissima (Pk.) Nannf.:
Mahonia aquifolium ‘Darkpurple’ (leaf)
Cylindrosporium castaneae (Lév.) Krenner:
Castanea sp. (chestnut) plant_..---------------.
Diaporthe eres Nits. (Phomopsis pterophila
stage):
Fraxinus excelsior ‘Weeping’ (weeping Euro-
pean ash) seed.
Ditylenchus dipsact (Kiihn, 1857) Filipjev, 1936:
Narcissus sp. (bulb)
Dothiora barringtoniae (Cke. & Massee) Petr.
yd.:
Parrengbona speciosa (India barringtonia) seed

pod.
tDothiorella eucalypti (Berk. & Br.) Sace.:
Eucalyptus sp. (leaf)
tEchidnodella guatemalensis Bat. et al:
Annona muricata (soursop) leaf_---------------
Elsinoe australis Bitane. & Jenkins:
Citrus aurantifolia (sour lime)
C. limon (lemon)

C. paradisi (grapefruit)
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)

Elsinoe mangiferae Bitanc. & Jenkins:
Mangifera indica (mango)

tElsinoe rosarum Jenkins & Bitane.:
Rosa hybrid (leaf)
t{Pusariwm avenaceum (¥r.) Sace.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) seed__--------------
{Fusarium nivale Ces.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) seed____------------
{Pusicladium pyracanthae (Otth) Rostvr.:
Pyracantha atalantoides (firethorn)
‘“Greasy spot’’:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange)
Gitrusisp eee S25 ee eee see ec ene

| Guignardia bidwellii (El.) Viala & Ravaz (Phyl-
losticta stage):
Witisispa(erape) lca tease ee eee ene
Guignardia citricarpa Kiely (Phoma stage):
Citrus aurantifolia (lime)
C. aurantium (sour orange)
C. grandis (pumimelo)
C.limon (lemon)

C. paradisi (grapefruit)

See footnotes at end of table.

Country of origin

England

Ea Wall eee ee

ATIStiali geen eee

Dominican Republic__

Argentina, Brazil______
Argentina, Brazil,
Uruguay.

Rarat ayaa
Argentina, Brazil,
South America
(country (?)), un-
known, Uruguay.
Argentina, South
America (coun-
try(?)), unknown.
Argentina, Brazil,
Paraguay, South
America (coun-
try(?)), unknown,
Uruguay.

{Costa Rica, Domin-
ican Republic,
jJamaica, Mexico,
Puerto Rico, un-
known.

Germanys] 222 fee | Eee eee

AT gentin assesses | eee

Dominican Republic,
{Haiti, Mexico.

On GuUTaSh eee ee

Wiletname seen ee nena

Jap anise Tees aS eee see

Japan, Thailand_____-

Australia, Formosa,
India(?), Japan,
Republic of South
Africa, unknown.

Australia, China(?),
Japan, Republic of
South Africa,
Tahiti (?), unknown,

Number of
interceptions
in—
; Collected in—
a | Ble
—
Bea! 8 leq
eer) fel || ES
ow fo} ge
ie) Zz |e
ee ped | eer N.J.
eee tee oa N.Y.
AE ee eae oe, 1 ieee
pS S| ees 1| N.J.
Late S| es Ph INTE
eo Loe ee| eee Calif.*
11 |i bs 2 N.Y
i Ue Pee he N.Y
aE Meera ot Calif.,* Fla.
Seley 0m eee Ala., Calif.,*
Fla., La.,
INES
ues yo Ty Bee ININC,
@) i} SYS) ae Ala., Calif.,*
Fla., La.,
INGYGs rete,
IPAS
ALi ligt Sy) | eer INSYS
50 4 Ala., Calif.,*
Fla., Ga.,
Hawaii, La.,
Md., Mass.,
INf a eB
P.R., Tex.
22 | Sse IMB IPA,
Tex.
ip ee a Oe N.Y
iE a | aes | ee N.J.
pO Papas es N.J.
1| D.C
ip eee Fla.
(i eee ESS Fla., N.Y.,
Tex.
J ee ee aes Fla
100 | ee | eee Hawaii.
Biyllosaes. Calif.,* Wash
1 i ya test Calif.*
25 |ee5ON | seeeee Calif.,* Ila.,
Hawaii,
N.Y., Oreg.,
1a BS SKC,
Tex., Va.
1 | eel | eee Calif.,* Fla.,
Hawaii,
N.Y., Pa.
S.C.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS,

1963

65

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin :
a SS |p
Bola |e
28/2/88
= uP
'S) Za |a&
Guignardia citricarpa Kiely—Continued
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange)__--_----------- Australia, China, 111 (|| See ee
Formosa, Hong
Kong, Japan, Oki-
nawa, Philippines,
unknown, Vietnam.
G. sinensis (sweet orange)--------------------- Australia, Brazil, 56) |/2260))|222=
China, Formosa,
Hong Kong, Japan,
Republic of South
Africa, unknown.
Giimusispe Gpledipeel) Bassas sea eee eae China, Hong Kong, AQ) ee cee
Japan, Pakistan,
unknown.
Gymnosporangium haraeanum Syd.:
Juniperus chinensis (pyramid Chinese juniper) | Japan___-_-__-________|-----]----- 1
dwarf tree.
Helicotylenchus mannus Steiner, 1945: (Syn.: H.
dihystera)
Soiliwith Aliium sp. (onion)_-2___ == Wiexi Cortese ere Ald (Ey eo eee
Soil with plants (Begonia sp., Caladium sp., | Argentina, Brazil, —|----- 1 15
Chamaedorea sp., Coleus sp., Dracaena sp., tHawaii, jJapan,
Euphorbia mili, "Mangifera indica, Mentha Mexico, {Philippines
sp., and unidentified plants).
}Helminthosporium cynodontis Marig.:
Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) stolon_____- Thao beeper eee ei eee eee | eS 1
Cynodon sp. (dogtooth grass) stolon__._---__-_- Republi¢ OhSouth Wien |=s2=3|—es—= 1
ica
tHemicriconemoides mangiferae Siddiqi, 1961:
SOilkwathe Cole sisppesessee sa ae oe ee IMiexT COME eee nea |b Ju ees 1
Heterodera avenae Wollenweber, 1924:
Soulkwathlantomobiles as sanos a Te INTAN Ce an see euae eae UF Se S| eters
SoilkwitheMahiashybridhs 2 e8 soe eee Germanys tae s anes | Glee | Sea 1
Heterodera punctata Thorne, 1928:
Soilkwithautomobilesss= seen 2 nee ae England, Europe 5) | eee | es a
(country(?)), Ger-
many.
Soil with plants (Calluna vulgaris, Cissus sp., | Czechoslovakia, Eng- |----- 2 9
grass, succulent, and unidentified plants). land, Germany, Ire-
land, Mexico, Nor-
way, Scotland.
Soil with stores (Apium graveolens var. dulce, | England, Germany-_-_-|----- BS eee
See lapathifolia, and Solanum tubero-
sum).
Heterodera rostochiensis Wollenweber, 1923:
Soil with Allium sativum (garlic) --------------- eruiseee $a a Da ee Sy) ee eS
Sollhwithtautomobilelh2a eae England, Germany_._-| 2 |-__-_|_-_--
Soil with plants (Amaryllissp., cactus, Calluna | England, Germany, |-----|----- 19
vulgaris, Dahlia hybrid, Fragaria sp., grass, Ireland, Northern
Hedera helix, Primula sp., Prunus sp., Ireland, Scotland,
Rubus sp., Salvia officinolis, Sedum sp., Sweden, unknown.
Trifolium, repens cv., unidentified plants,
and Zantedeschia sp.).
Soil with Solanwm spp. (tubers)_-------____-__ South America — ‘|--.--|__-_- 1
(country (?))
Soil with stores (Apiwm graveolens var. dulce, | Argentina, Canary =‘ |____- 6) | fe
Daucus carota var. sativa, and Solanum tubero- Islands, England,
sum). Netherlands,
Norway.
Soil with Trifolium repens cv. (shamrock) leaf__| Ireland._._______._____ i]a | Stee ease
tHyporylon folicola J. H. Miller:
Chamaedorea elegans (palm) leaf_____---_-____- IMGx1 C0 ss ese ee ee TL 9 |e tases stnee 34
Chamacdoreaispy (eat) eae een es |e Oe BRE SE etd yin [seers [eee
tLacellina graminicola Sace.:
Panicum maximum (Guinea grass) -_--._.-----__|____- COE Ree Sees (1p |e Alig tae
tLeprieurina winteriana Arn.:
nnona muricata (soursop) leaf.__---------_--- Dominican Republic._| 1 |----_|-----
Leptosphaeria protearum Sy
Protea cynarioides (honeypot protea) leaf_-____ eccs of South gi) ees ee
frica
SP ROLEGISD oj (LC AIL) ame mae ae cee ae A eet Se eee ees oe Pel [ee ee bee ee

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected in—

Calif.,* Ha-
wail, Pa.,
8.C., Tex.,
Wash.

Calif.,* Fla.,
N.Y., Tex.

Ariz., Fla.,
I., Mich.
N.Y.

Calif.,* La.,
N.Y.

66 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ;
Rel
S| oo
28| 8 |88
or ‘=
S| ee
Macrophoma araucariae De Lac.:
Araucaniarcookit. (Seed) seen eee ee ee eae INew Zealand 222s ees | peeee 1
A. cunninghamii (Cunningham araucaria) seed_-| New Guinea, New ___|---_--|_-_-- 4
Zealand.
A KLINMKi (seed) = pane ee ee ee INeiwa Grin cae eee | ees |e 1
Macrophoma dalmatica (Thuem.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Oleakeuropaca (Olive) =e eee ebanon--=--9=-2-=e™ iL) | ea Ue) | ee
Macrophoma musae (Cke.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Musa X paradisiaca (banana)___-__-___-----_- {tFormosa, Hawaii_-____ i ihe) Pa
Macrophoma oleae (DC.) Berl. & Vogl.:
Oleaveuropaea: (Olive) ese s— ee Ttaly22 ee Stee Soe iL i]s a |
{Melanconium palmarum Cke.:
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) leaf_____-------------- IVICXi CO Maes eee ay Fee Oa
tMeliola butleri Syd.:
Citrus reticulata (Mandarin orange) -_---_------ Philippines_-____----_- ae pers 5) Wi dete
Meloidogyne arenaria (Neal, 1889) Chitwood, 1949:
Alocasiajisp yi (TOOt) Mates Sie ees Mexico i232 eee oe es ee 2
Coriandrum sativum (?) (root) ------------------- TANT Cara 211 eee cee | REAR | 1
Plant—unidentified (root)-..__-_---_---------_]----- Coes Satie cc Reeds | Bees eee 1
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _------------------ Brazile ees a SES eae DG patel 2
Zingiber officinale (ginger) root---_------------- TING Cara cl eames eee ear | EE | ee 1
Meloidogyne hapla Chitwood, 1949:
Anemone japonica (Japanese anemone) root__--| Germany_____---_--_-_]--___|--___ 1
Bredia tuberculata (root) _.__..----------------_- firelan Gee TN eT 2k eh ee 1
Glematisihy brid! (Toot) Mai= = Sa ee eee INetherlan dseaesne eaten | cae eee 3
ID GRUZGANY OL GE (LOOT) meee eee ee Japan sa ae ae es | ee Re 1
Impatiens petersiana (Peters snapweed)--_------ [ireland eek Secs SE 1
Phyllagathis rotundifolic (Sumatra metalleaf)__-| -.--do_---__---_-------|-----|---_- 1
Ranunculus acontifolius ‘Double’ (aconite | Netherlands_---_.-----|-----|--__- 1
buttercup) root.
Oot Uniden tite qe see aie ele mete ennai [le ban nea eeeee is eee ree | Aerie |e 1
Rosahybrid (root) 22222 ee eee EOL G ULE a) eee ree nee | nee | a 1
Meloidogyne incognita (Kofoid and White, 1919)
Chitwood, 1949:
Beg ON GSP il LOOL) sees ere se eee IVE x1 CO ES Se a Lede ee a | EE | 1
Ficheveriaisp\(LO0b) Bee sen ee eee eee Republic of South —([_-___|--___ 1
Africa.
Gandeniaisp: (Coot) zeae ee ee eee IMG XI COM BOC ReE Ss SLe are |e Ia 1
GiUUMESp (LOO) ee a ee eee oan | area Ko Ko eS ee eal ees 1
Meloidogyne incognita acrita Chitwood, 1949:
VAN ENUTULINES Ds) (LOOT) ee ee ee nee Colom bigssaaae eae | beet | Bere 1
Begonia multifloria ‘Helen Haerens’ (tuber)_-..| Netherlands___-.___--_]_~___|_-___ 1
IBEGON 1G SPs (LOOb) ieee et ee oe anna Costas ica Seki iss en | eae | ieee 1
Caladium sp. (root of bullb)_____-_-2_- 22. Guatemala aes eens Wee eee 1
Callopsis volkensii (root) ..--------------------- Engl an Cee eee |S ae |e 1
Gerber aisps(LOOt) See ae eae SE aerate Trini dad sai eee eles | ee 1
Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato)___-_--__-----_-- Ap ae se eee EE ee | amo Bl fe
Lactuca sativa (lettuce) root_._-_-___-----_--___- FOeNegaliasov ss asec ee aa et
ASE Eee 1

Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) | Republic of South
root of bulb. Africa.

Philodendron sp. (root) 1
Yucca'sp (root) ae ee eee et ee eer 1
Meloidogyne incognita incognita (Kofoid and
White, 1919) Chitwood, 1949:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) | Republicof South = |_____|____- 1
root of bulb. Africa.
Meloidogyne javanica (Treub, 1885) Chitwood,
1949:
Canna spu(ro0t) se ee eee TM Rep: a Yeo a Uh My LS ESE | Eh bal 1
Dieffenbachia amoend(LOot) hess ae eens |e LE CRE | Dee 1
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) | RepublicofSouth — |{_____|--__- 1
root of bulb. Africa.
Plant—unidentified (root)_______---_---__--_-- FINAGAT ACU eens | mel | eee 1
Solanum tuberosum (potato) _-.---------------- IBra7) Sees e hes See Eas 2)| sane
Microsphaera alni Wint.:
Ledumisps. (i) Weal) sae ee eee Cam ada 26 Se ee eos eae | eae 1
tMicrothyrium laurenti P. Henn.:
Coffea spe 208 eS eRe SG eae IVTOX1CO meee ener nee DE AROS |e ie
Monilinia fructigena (Aderh. & Ruhl.) Honey:
Matlusisylvesinis) (@pple) aes ae a eee eee {Switzerland_________- TM
Pruvusiadomestica (plum) eS -= see eee ee German yea ee Ee Ly ees | ee
Prunusisp.i(CHCILY) see cees eee eee eee France, Italy, Spain -.'.__-- Oras

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected in—

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67

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

Number of
interceptions
in—

A, Db
Been es
Ba| @ leq
qe} a | a9
ow ° © ~
6) Z|

Mycosphaerella advena Syd.:
Chamaedorea sp. (palm) stem_-_______-_--____-_- Wiexi Conan a= eae
Mycosphaerella colorata Ell. & Ev. (Phyllosticta
kalmicola stage):

Kalmia latifolia (mountain-laurel kalmia)__--- Europe (country(?))

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ces. & de N.)
Schroet.:

Alliwmicepai(ONnion)) tOps=---2---— ee eee Japan, Sweden__------

VAR porn eek) tops see4—-=. === === 22a AHO 3 ee es Ne

PALLETS Dene eta ee Se ae See ee SE Clee ee
tMycosphaerella tetraspora Seaver:

Commelina sp. (dayflower) leaf__-------------- PuertosRicos2=-2225=
{+ Myiocopron orchidearum (Mont.) Sace.:

Een an SP 1 OLChid) senen see ee ee CanaliZone sess

Neovossia horrida (Tak.) Padw. & A. Khan (Syn.:
Tilletia horrida):

Oryza sativa (rice) hulls and straw_-_-_---------- AYO a eee ai
{Phaeoseptoria oryzae Miyake:

Onizarsativa (rice) eee ae oe ee eee Miexi coe sseee ee
Phakopsora gossypii (Arth.) Hirat. f.:

Gossypium sp. (cotton) leaf__-----------------. Haiti, Jamaica__---__-
Phakopsora jatrophicola Cumm.:

Jatropha curcas (Barbados-nut) leaf____-------- Dominican Republic__

J. gossypiifolia (bellyache nettlespurge) leaf..-_| Dominican Republic,
{Haiti, Nicaragua.
Phoma cajani Rangel:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea)_-------------------- tDominican Repub-
lic, Jamaica,
Puerto Rico.
Phoma samararum Desm.:

AF OTILSISD (ash) SAMATAL= =.= eee ee INORWS Vane ee
Phomopsis cocoes Petch:

Cocos nucifera (coconut) nut cap__--------_--_- Hawaii, Philippines___
Phomopsis conorwm (Sacc.) Died.:

‘Piceaspe(spruce) seed ling==- === 222. hea Germanyas===2—
tPhomopsis detrusa (Sacc.) Died.:

Nandina domestica (seed berry) -.-------------- JADA senor a aeine wenienee
Phyllachora cynodontis (Sacc.) Niessl:

Cynodon dactylon (Bermuda grass) ___--------_- Trig tee ee Lee ae ee
{Phyllachora graminis (Fr.) Fck1.:

Grass—unidentified 322 en ee ees Canad ae ae sas
Phyllactinia guttata (Fr.) Lév.:

Oimiusisps (elm) lea fassaeesee = See ee WVMexicos see neers
Phyllosticta aucubicola Sace.:

ARLCUDO YO DONIC CLOLOM esse eee ee Beloium=s sess eee
tPhyllosticta batatas (Thuem.) Cke.:

Ipomoea batatas (sweetpotato) leaf___-_---_____ IPUCTUOPR ICOM ee
{Phyllosticta coccolabae Ell. & Ey.:

Coccoloba uvifera (common seagrape) leaf___---_|----- CQ eters eae eee
tPhyllosticta cocos Cke.:

Chamaedorea sp. (palm) frond_____--------_-_- Mexico. 2 einne tires
tPhyllosticta coffeicola Delacr.:

Co fied Spy (ea i) see eee ea Ue eee Costayhicamenenasaetee

tPhyllosticta hibiscina Ell. & Ev.:
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Chinese hibiscus) leaf___| Bahamas____-__.-_-_--
tPhyllosticta ilicicola (Cke. & Ell.) Ell. & Ev.:

Tlex yunnanensis (Yunnan holly) leaf__-_---___ MiexiC0 (?)) Baas
Phyllosticta ruscicola Dur. & Mont.:
Ruscus sp. (butchersbroom)-_---------.---_-___ Tite yee eee ares

tPhyllosticta sorbi West. var. torminalis Grove:
Sorbus aucuparia (European mountain-ash) | Belgium____-_-_____--

seed.
{Polyporus phocinus Berk.:
Samanea saman (raintree saman) log__.__------ American Samoa__--_--
Pratylenchus cenvallariae Seinhorst, 1959:
Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley) pip____-- Denmarkee oe eae

Pratylenchus penetrans (Cobb, 1917) Filipjev &
Schuurmans Stekhoven, 1941:

DanideAquilss (toot) =e oe ee Republic of South
Africa.
SolbwithyGa nella pases ee ae TORU U ea] eee neem

See footnotes at end of table.

Collected in

hao
as 3
Weed 3
Bee 7
Roe 1
ets 128
25 aaa
‘Lig eee
CY eee
Sy eas
1 1
a eee
| ae
i | Seen
2) eee
Soeee 1
Li | See
pO ere

La.
N.J.

Hawaii.

N.Y.

N.J.
N.Y.

68

PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

I Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1968—Continued

Pest and host Country of origin

Number of
interceptions
in—

Collected in—

a mb],
| 3/3
Pa| § [sq
a#o| a | aes
or So a)
6) Zz |e
Pseudomonas syringae v. Hall(?):
Giinusiiimoni(emon) se sese eens ee Italy, {Portugal, 2 7 Bi [ep Mass., N.Y
unknown.
Puccinia buxi DC.:
Butus sempervirens (boxwood) leaf__.-.-------- England, Europe 8 | 47 3 | Calif.,*Mass.,
(country (?)), DYE
France, Ireland, Wash.
Switzerland, un-
known.
tPuccinia cyperi Arth.:
Cyperus sp. (flatsedge) leaf._..-------------_-- Perwen cee A ee AL ese S| Ae Fla
tPuccinia dochmia Berk. & Curt.(?):
Muhlenbergia sp. (muhly) grass packing_-_---- Mexico 5 | ae) be Ariz
tPuccinia erythropus Diet.:
Miscanthus sinensis (Chinese silvergrass) - -_--_ J ADAN es Sees e eee bh ee Hawaii
Puccinia horiana P. Henn.:
Chrysanthemum leucanthemum (ox-eye daisy) -_|----- (Cl eee eee see nes pA ee Hawaii
C. morifolium (florists chrysanthemum) --_-__--]----.do__-._------------ 5) |-ossol eae Hawaii
GRY SATEEN TISS Dae eae enn ns | en domna see (i |} O48 eae Calif. ,*
Hawaii.
{Puccinia iridis Rab.:
Trisihy brid@eah) ees aes te es eee ATISEE IA eee oe reeds eee Sesee|) Tk ING
Puccinia longicornis Pat. & Har.:
BAM boo) Meal) vss ws res eee ee Japanea=as2co eee aes Tt S2ee Wash
{tPuccinia menthae Pers.:
Menthaispaanint) leases saan ae eee HMaiti-ss as 5 US Peres | (Oe Fla.
Puccinia oncidii Cumm.:
Oncidium sp. (orchid) leaf___------------------ TR CUAG Of See | een Oe PAN ING
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides Diet.:
Ornithogalum thyrsoides (Cape chinkerichee) | Republic of South Biel eee seer IWhadey INGYG
stem, Africa.
Puccinia striiformis West.:
Triticum aestivum (wheat) straw__.------------ WTanCese sacs ae ues (lee Sens Fla
tPuccinia thaliae Diet.:
Cannaspe (eat) see eee TE loyaYoh bh ee nr , febaie | o Fla.
Puccinia urbaniana P. Henn.:
Stachytarpheta jamaicensis (Jamaica falsevaler- | {Dominican Repub- Di [eee Nees Fla., P.R
ian) leaf. lic, Puerto Rico.
Radopholus similis (Cobb, 1893) Thorne, 1949:
Anthuniwmiso ns COOL) mere ee eee eens ELA Wallen ee | eee | eee 2 | Calif.*
Zingiber officinale (ginger) rhizome_-----------_|----_ (6 oye 5 ge ee ee 2 ee ee Hawaii.
Ravenelia spegazziniana Linquist: E
Acacia sp., prob. farnesiana (sweet acacia) --_-- Miexicobs 22223222 | Reales 1 | Ariz.
{Rhytisma decolorans FYr.:
Tyoniassp Wh (leat) eee ares hee ne ees TIRE) Of) UE a a pe | ace it | 1D)(O},
Rose mosaic:
Rosathy brid et ase eee ee eee So ees Guatem(s qe eee eee al | eee Fla
{Rose mosaic—yellow type:
Rosa iy, brid seer asee eee: eas 1a Gyan Se eer 1 | ee | ee Fla.
tRotylenchus goodeyi Loof and Oostenbrink, 1958: Ls
Armoracia lapathifolia (horseradish) --._-------- BT OT eee nee | ce 1 i pees Hawaii
poral eniclits robustus (deMan, 1876) Filipjev,
Armoracia lapathifolia (horseradish) --..--------]----- (Goya saleable eee Ui ene! Hawaii
Soil with Euphorbiaceae (plant) _._-.----------]----_ ote Bisa. 2 Ce eee 1 d.
{Rotylenchus uniformis (Thorne, 1949) Loof and
Oostenbrink, 1958:
SoilkwithiCamelliaispen sesso oe seen ee eee ‘Portugal see | Sa eee 1D | RINE
Soilkwitheeshamnockszeeswa een nner Trolandi = a eee 1) |S ee Md.
tScirrhia rimosa (Alb. & Schw.) Fekl.:
Phragmites communis (common reed) mat_ __-- Astrige er eee ees To eceaa| see Tl.
Scutellonema brachyurum (Steiner, 19388) An-
drassy, 1958: oC
Wwiliaceder(plant) esses ee oe ees PpAustralias-.2<=23 52 2/ ae Bee 1 | Hawaii
Soilswithjbulb eee OXICO mn eee ee | eee | See 2) Ariz.
SoiliwithsGardeniaispa (plant) eesen- sees sees asa Oe ee ee | eee The] ANE
Soil with Liliaceae (plant) _---.-...------------ TRAD ATE eee nies | Mgoe es Ee 1 | Hawaii.
Soil with unidentified plants__-_-----------_-- {+Hawaii, Mexico-_----|--_--|--.-- 3 | Hawaii, Tex.
Septoria citri Pass.: .
Citrus aurantium (sour orange) ---------------- Japa eee a eee | eae De ee Calif.*
CSgrandish(PUulnImNel0) Besse ee ene eee (6 Ko ee eee ee ase lseess Calif.*

See footnotes at end of table.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 69

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 19683—Continued

Number of
interceptions
in—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
a > A
1a
| a| #/@q
wn
Sheil eh tS
or ° gue
ie) ZA)
Septoria citri Pass.—Continued
Galion (GION) aes eee Greece, Italy, Spain, |_--_-- UG |e Calif.,*
unknown. Hawaii,
Tea NEiYGe,
Ohio, Tex
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) ---------------- Spainsiunikn oO wiles | aon ye | ee Blas Nex
C. sinensis (sweet orange) ---------------------- Greece, {Hong Kong, 2 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Japan, Republic of Ohio.
South Africa, Spain.
Septoria curvula I. Miyake:
Onyzarsatioa) (tice) hulls== =~ --- == === == Se Japaneses eae ee Mee ie y | PeARN SS Calif.*
{Septoria miyakei Sace. & Trav.:
Oryzarsativg) (Gice)hulls===2 2-2 = See eean (60 peste ea) [ae ‘Dia eee Calif.*
Septoria oryzae Catt.:
Oryza sativa (rice) hulls and straw-------------|----- (6 Ko peers ae ee eee BY ee Calif.*
Sphaceloma fawcettii Bitanc. & Jenkins var.
scabiosa (McAlp. & Tryon) Jenkins:
Gitrusiiimon Gemon) == =2-—----------=-=----- =— Anistraliaits==- <=. eee |e CU cies UES
a., Pa.

{Sphaceloma poinsettiae Jenkins & Ruehle:
Euphorbia pulcherrima (common poinsettia) | Guatemala__----------|--~--|----- 1} Fla.
stem and bract.
Sphaceloma punicae Bitane. & Jenkins:

Punica granatum (pomegranate) --------------- Dominican Republic, OR | ewes oeee INVA 59 1 Re

Mexico. Tex.
Sphaceloma spondiadis Bitanc. & Jenkins:

Spondias cytherea (vi-apple) -------------------- {Guatemalaz= sae see= iS | Sacto | ee La.

ISRATOMTLO LION cg |OO ON) Me ee anne iBarbadosaeeeeeeeeea == ig eee. | eae: N.Y.

S. purpurea (purple mombin)- ---------------- ;Dominican Republic, Oi |r| ee ILE) INI Gs
tE1 Salvador.

ISDONGIUSISD Sa eee et eee eae ae ae eae jaurinidsd esesee eae Dbei|'2 Aa [Meee eres INN

tSphaeropsis subglobosa Cke.:
Bambusa sp. (bamboo) necklace__-------------

Sphenospora kevorkianii Linder:
GCochiiodasp-s (Orchid) hleatsss2=2=22- 222 se Se Hee
Diacrium sp. (orchid) leaf_-_----------
Epidendrum cochleatum (orchid) leaf
Eat Oonimey (eal) eas eee tee ae eens
estaomporndionum) (leat)e-2---2------=—--==-————

TD LAG FORD IS UND) Se Se +Grenada, Haiti, Hon- |_----|----- 4| Fla.
duras, Panama.
Gongoraxksps (orchid) leaf == 2s22- 2222 eee IMexicomP eres 2a eee | Panna tena 2 | Ela.) Tex.
Humileya burtii (orchid) leaf_---.-------------- cones Fone we Costar | sees | eae 3 | Fla
ica.
Hono psisispuc:). Orchid) leafs= 2222 sacs ats lee TEA Eee ce 2 eee os es es (TLE 1| Fla
Notylia lyrata (orchid) leaf____.-_-------------- HSV WAU pig cela he aT fa al 2| Fla
Oncidium bicallosum (orchid) leaf-_____-------- sf SUsL nea Tia eee reece es | eee ee 1| Fla
ONtiridinN (af) See ee ae {HUSalvadortesessees S| Reese eee 1} Fla.
Okpiusill Um (Cat) Meee SE aC Guatemala sees Reread ese | Ras
ONsplendidumi(eat) a= en ee ee ELON GUT aS eee ee a | ee | ee 1| Fla
Oncidiumisps (ea) eee tE] Salvador, Haiti, |---22)----- 5 | Fla., N.Y
Jamaica, Peru.
Orchid (leah) Pests eee ee Ne ee Ve Bahamass jBritishy | |ees24l sone 7 | Calif.,* Fla.,
Guiana, Ecuador, INES
Panama.
Trigonidium sp: (orchid) leaf 2-----..-2-- eae Gua tenia seer ees ees US | ee 1 | Calif.*
Zygopetalum cerinum (orchid) leaf_------------ Canal’ Zone ease Ss ees |e 1| Fla.
Zygostates lunata (orchid) leaf____-------------- Brazile ee eee ee ARE Re ee 1 | Fla.
Sphenospora mera Cumm.:
Gatasetum'sps (orchid) deaf. 2-2 25-2 eee HET CULE OT eee eee ema UE 10) lays
t+ Thecaphora solani Barrus:
Solanum tuberosum (potato) ____--------------- Colombia==sa==sasaes Ot Peceeaate [ped Fla.
{ Trochila ilicis (Fr.) Crouan:
lexespea (holly) len fee eae eee italy ss ee ee SL | eee | eee INS 4
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus Allen, 1955:
SoilawatheCamelliaisp eee ee eee ee (POnbi gales see ees eno | bee eee 19) IN foes
Soil with Solandra sp. (chalice vine)__--_------ Miexi COM eee et S58 a ee 1 | Ariz.
Soilkwathvunidentificdttresta se seen ee a eeee ig ee BEE |S es | PSL 1 | Ariz.
tTylenchorhynchus crassicaudatus Williams, 1960:
SoiliwithvAraceael (plant) esses eee Phi ppin ese | eee | eee 1 | Hawaii.
Soilkwitheigustnuimispe aes = = eens Doers Ake y oyna 2s es eT eis Se SS ee 1 | Hawaii.

See footnotes at end of table.

70 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Pests Recorded From July 1, 1962, Through June 30, 1963—Continued

Number of
interceptions
jn—
Pest and host Country of origin ; Collected in—
a, Balin
Bis
5 a] #@ lee
4s| a|es
on lo} © ~
id) Z |e

Uredo guacae Mayor:

Epidendrum sp. (orchid) leaf____.._____________ {Dominican Republic_]_____]_____ 1s eN ins
Phalaenopsis sp. (orchid) leaf.___.____________- Pr ee al a a Oe | eae | 1| Fla
Uredo nigropuncta P, Henn.:
JUG Oy (xen) IGA Bahamas 4k eee ean iL |) 1Bey,
Uredo oncidii P. Henn.:
Oncidium cavendishianum (orchid) leaf__-_____- NEO XA COME ee at tee rie Joe re 1 | Tex
Uredo scabies Cke.:
Vanillaispe (Orchid) leafs en == seen neeyeenn | Bpnuee CORSE re eee ae aed | eee |e 1 | Tex
{tUromyces dolicholi Arth.:
Cajanus cajan (pigeonpea) leaf__.-______---_---- lefmoenone a Ay een ieee Fla.
t{Uromyces euphorbiae Cke. & Pk.:
TE DN OTD UNS eee oe Os Nee ee eae IMeCxiCO Mee reams eee i] | Pees | ees Ariz.
tUromyces jatrophae Diet. & Holw.:
Manihot esculenta (common cassava) leaf --___- Dominican Republic__|_____|_____ 2| Fla.
{tUromyces vicia-fabae (Pers.) Schroet. (Syn.:
U. fabae):
Lens culinaris (lentil) pod and stem__________-_ iN Cuad ons eee 1 eee PB TT Fla.
Uromycladium tepperianum (Sacc.) McAlp.:
Acacia decora (graceful-wattle acacia) seed_____ CATS Grallig tas nae s | eaa 1 | Calif.*
Xanthomonas citri (Hasse) Dowson:
Citrus aurantifolia (lime) dried peel and fruit._| Afghanistan, Federa- | 20 | 150 |_____ Calif.,*
tion of Malaysia, Hawaii,
India, Japan, Paki- NERS,
stan, Philippines, Wash.
Thailand, unknown,
Vietnam.
C. aurantium (sour orange) ._-__--.---_-___-__- ifeN ays Wal plas ae ee SS ey oy OE | ese Calif.,* La.,
Pa., Tex.,
Wash.
CXgrandis\(pumime]lo) se see = ene China, Federation of 2 5 | a Calif.,*
Malaysia, Formosa, Hawaii,
Hong Kong, Thai- N.C.
land.
GSlimons Memon) eae eee ee ea ater oly osha tects eS pl oe a 7h eee Calif.,*
Hawaii,
La., Oreg.,
Tex.
Crparadist(Srapetrwit) eo ee ee neon | aren GOW AEN BUR ibe 1 ye Waa Calif.,*
Hawaii,
Wash
C. paradisi X C. reticulata (tangelo)____________|_____ Co eree sae ONE ee ae Lf evel Hawaii.
C. reticulata (Mandarin orange) dried peel | China, Hong Kong,] 19] 11 |_____ Calif.,* Fla.,
and fruit. India, Japan, un- Hawaii,
known. WaeNeass
Tex.
C. reticulata cv. (dried peel)__.-__--_-__-_______ Hong: Kone. 22225 2s Ly | whens a | ete Tex. :
C. sinensis (sweet orange) dried peel and fruit__| China, Formosa, Ee Ala., Calif. ,*
Hong Kong, India, Ga.,
Japan, unknown. Hawaii,
La., N.Y.,
Oreg., Pa.,
Tex., Wash
Citrus sp. (dried peel, fruit, and leaf)_________- China, Hong Kong, 8 Tg en ee Calif.,* _
Japan, Pakistan, Hawaii,
unknown. INISYR LOX,
Wash.
Han ehOnO as dieffenbachiae (McCul. & Pirone)
OwWs.:
Dieffenbachia picta (variable tuftroot)____-______ BUertovRicomee saan 2s | seeee Gy | es & P.R.
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B):
Citrusilimon’ demon). e eee Argentina, South = |_____ 18°) 2esee N.Y., Pa.,
America P.R., Tex.
(country (?)),
unknown.
C. sinensis (sweet orange) _-_--__-----___-__-__- South America = |_____ ip) es tina INE
(country(?)).

An asterisk (*) indicates State inspection.
A dagger (t) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger ({) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

71

Hosts and Diseases

ACACIA:

Ravenelia spegazziniana (Promycetes)

Uromycladium tepperianum (Promycetes)
ALLIUM CEPA:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM PORRUM:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALLIUM SP.:

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi (Ascomycetes)
ALOCASIA:

Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
ANEMONE:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
ANNONA:

tEchidnodella guatemalensis (Ascomycetes)

tLeprieurina winteriana (Deuteromycetes)
ANTHURIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

Radopholus similis (Nematoda)
ARAUCARIA:

Botryosphaeria berengeriana var. araucariae (As-

comycetes)

Cryptospora longispora (Ascomycetes)

Macrophoma araucariae (Deuteromycetes)
ARMORACIA:

{Rotylenchus goodeyi (Nematoda)

R. robustus (Nematoda)
AUCUBA:

Phyllosticta aucubicola (Deuteromycetes)
BAMBOO:

Puccinia longicornis (Promycetes)
BAMBUSA:

tSphaeropsis subglobosa (Deuteromycetes)
BARRINGTONIA:

Dothiorella barringtoniae (Deuteromycetes)
BEGONIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)

M. incognita acrita (Nematoda)
BLETIA:

Uredo nigropuncta (Promycetes)
BREDIA:

{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
BUXUS:

+Puccinia buxi (Promycetes)
CAJANUS:

+Phoma cajani (Deuteromycetes)

;Uromyces dolicholi (Promycetes)
CALADIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CALLOPSIS:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
CANNA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

+Puccinia thaliae (Promycetes)
CASTANEA:

Cylindrosporium castaneae (Deuteromycetes)
CATASETUM:

Sphenospora mera (Promycetes)
CHAMAEDOREA:

tAnthostomella leucobasis (Phycomycetes)

tCoccostroma chamaedoreae (Ascomycetes)

tHyporylon folicola (Ascomycetes)

tMelanconium palmarum (Deuteromycetes)

Mycosphaerella advena (Ascomycetes)

tPhyllosticta cocos (Deuteromycetes)
CHRYSANTHEMUM:

Puccinia horiana (Promycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS AURANTIUM:

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS GRANDIS:

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS LIMON:

tAscochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

+Pseudomonas syringae(?) (Schizomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS PARADISI X C. RETICULATA:

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

t‘‘ Greasy spot”’

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

tMeliola butleri (Ascomycetes)

Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS RETICULATA CV.:

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SINENSIS:

Ascochyta citri (Deuteromycetes)

{Coniothecium scabrum (Deuteromycetes)

Elsinoe australis (Ascomycetes)

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

+ Septoria citri (Deuteromycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)

Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B) (Schizomycetes)
CITRUS SP.:

+‘‘Greasy spot’’

Guignardia citricarpa (Ascomycetes)

Xanthomonas citri (Schizomycetes)
CLEMATIS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
COCCOLOBA:

+Phyllosticta coccolobae (Deuteromycetes)
COCHLIODA:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
COCOS:

Phomopsis cocoes (Deuteromycetes)
COFFEA:

{tMicrothyrium laurenti (Ascomycetes)

tPhyllosticta coffeicola (Deuteromycetes)
COMMELINA:

{Mycosphaerella tetraspora (Ascomycetes)
CONVALLARIA:

+Aphelenchoides blastophthorus (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus convallariae (Nematoda)
CORIANDRUM(?):

+ Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda)
CYNODON:

+Helminthosporium cynodontis (Deuteromycetes)

Phyllachora cynodontis (Ascomycetes)
CYPERUS:

+Puccinia cyperi (Promycetes)
DAHLIA:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
DIACRIUM:

Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
DIANTHUS:

+Carnation mottle virus (Virus)
DIEFFENBACHIA:

Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda)

+Xanthomonas dieffenbachiae (Schizomycetes)
ECHEVERIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
EPIDENDRUM:

+Myiocopron orchidearum (Deuteromycetes)

+Sphenospora. kevorkianii (Promycetes)

+ Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
EUCALYPTUS:

{Dothiorella eucalypti (Deuteromycetes)
EUPHORBIA:

tSphaceloma poinsettiae (Deuteromycetes)

tUromyces euphorbiae (Promycetes)
FRAXINUS:

Diaporthe eres (Ascomycetes)

Phoma samararum (Deuteromycetes)
GARDENIA:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
GERBERA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)

72 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

GONGORA: ORYZA:
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes) Neovossia horrida (Promycetes)
GOSSYPIUM: }Phaeoseptoria oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
Phakopsora gossypii (Promycetes) Septoria curvula (Deuteromycetes)
HIBISCUS: LS. miyakei (Deuteromycetes)
tPhyllosticta hibiscina (Deuteromycetes) S. oryzae (Deuteromycetes)
HUNTLEYA: PANICUM:
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes) tLacellina graminicola (Deuteromycetes)
LEX: PHALAENOPSIS:
{Phyllosticta ilicicola (Deuteromycetes) Uredo guacae (Promycetes)
{Trochila ilicis (Ascomycetes) PHASEOLUS:
IMPATIENS: Cercospora brachiata (Deuteromycetes)
{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda) PHILODENDRON:
IONOPSIS(?): Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes) PHRAGMITES:
IPOMOFA: tScirrhia rimosa (Ascomycetes)
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda) PHYLLAGATHIS:

tPhyllosticta batatas (Deuteromycetes) {Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
IRIS: PICEA:

{Puccinia iridis (Promycetes) Phomopsis conorum (Deuteromycetes)

JATROPHA PROTEA:
{Phakopsora jatrophicola (Promycetes) Leptosphaeria protearum (Ascomycetes)
JUNIPERUS: PRUNUS:
Gymnosporangium haraeanum (Promycetes) Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
KALMIA: PUNICA:
Cercospora kalmiae (Deuteromycetes) Sphaceloma punicae (Deuteromycetes)
Mycosphaerella colorata (Ascomycetes) PYRACANTHA:
LACTUCA: }Fusicladium pyracanthae (Deuteromycetes)
{Cercospora longissima (Deuteromycetes) RANUNCULUS:

{Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda)
LEDUM(?):

Microsphaera alni (Ascomycetes)

ENS:

{ Uromyces vicia-fabae (Promycetes)
LILIACEAE:

{Seutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)
LILIUM:

Meloidogyne incognita (Nematoda)
LIMONIUM:

{Cercospora insulana (Deuteromycetes)
LYCOPERSICON:

{Corynespora cassiicola (Deuteromycetes)

ONIA:

tRhytisma decolorans (Ascomycetes)
MAHONIA:

Cumminsiella mirabilissima (Promycetes)
MALUS:

{Monilinia fructigena (Ascomycetes)
MANGIFERA:

tElsinoe mangiferae (Ascomycetes)
MANIHOT:

{Uromyces jatrophae (Promycetes)
MENTHA:

{Puccinia menthae (Promycetes)
MESEMBRYANTHEMUM:

tCamarosporium ellipticum (Deuteromycetes)
MISCANTHUS:

tPuccinia erythropus (Promycetes)
MUHLENBERGIA:

es dochmia(?) (Promycetes)

{Macrophoma musae (Deuteromycetes)
NANDINA:

tPhomopsis detrusa (Deuteromycetes)
NARCISSUS:

Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
RON:

RHODODEND
tChrysomyzxa ledi var. rhododendri (Promycetes)
RIBES:

Cronartium ribicola (Promycetes)
OSA:

tElsinoe rosarum (Ascomycetes)
{Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)
Rose mosaic (Virus)

{Rose mosaic—yellow type (Virus)

RUSCUS:

Phyllosticta ruscicola (Deuteromycetes)

SAMANEA
eel clpenis phocinus (Basidiomycetes)

jtAphelenchoides parietinus (Nematoda)
{Criconema celetum (Nematoda)

iC. fimbriatum (Nematoda)
{Criconemoides curvatum (Nematoda)
TC. informe (Nematoda)

C. mutabile (Nematoda)

| Helicotylenchus nannus (Nematoda)
tHemicriconemoides mangiferae (Nematoda)
Heterodera avenae (Nematoda)

AZ, punctata (Nematoda)

FZ. rostochiensis (Nematoda)
}Pratylenchus penetrans (Nematoda)
Rotylenchus robustus (Nematoda)

TR. uniformis (Nematoda)
tScutellonema brachyurum (Nematoda)

| Tylenchorhynchus capitatus (Nematoda)
iT. crassicaudatus (Nematoda)

SOLANUM:

Meloidogyne arenaria (aNematoda)
M. javanica (Nematod)

tDhecaphora solani (Promycetes)

Ditylenchus dipsaci (Nematoda) SORBUS

NOTYLIA: {Phyllosticta sorbi var. torminalis (Deuteromycetes)
Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes) SORGHUM:

ODONTOGLOSSUM: Ascochyta sorghina (Deuteromycetes)
Cercospora angraeci (Deuteromycetes) SPONDIAS:

OLEA: 1 tSphaceloma spondiadis (Deuteromycetes)
Macrophoma dalmatica (Deuteromycetes) STACHYTARPHETA:

0 Case MC Pe ueniehesLES) }Puceinia urbaniana (Promycetes)
P uceinia oneidi (Promycetes) SE aveora ener (Promycetes)
{Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes) TRITICUM:

Uredo oncidii (Promycetes)

ORCHID: tPusarium avenaceum (Deuteromycetes)
tSphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes) iF. nivale (Deuteromycetes)
ORNITHOGALUM: Puccinia striiformis (Promycetes)
Meloidogyne javanica (Nematoda) ULMUS: |
M. incognita acrita (Nematoda) Phyllactinia guttata (Ascomycetes)
M. incognita incognita (Nematoda) VANILLA:

Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides (Promycetes) Uredo scabies (Promycetes)

See footnotes at end of this list.

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963 Uo

Hosts and Diseases—Continued

VITIS: ZENIN AS
+Guignardia bidwellii (Ascomycetes) tAlternaria zinniae (Deuteromycetes)
YUCCA: ZIZYPHUS: j
Meloidogyne incognita acrita (Nematoda) PCR ECE re (Deuteromycetes)
ZINGIBER: . Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)
{Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda) ZYGOSTATES:
Radopholus similis (Nematoda) Sphenospora kevorkianii (Promycetes)

Hosts Unknown

GRASS: eA tM. javanica (Nematoda)
{Meloidogyne arenaria (Nematoda) {Meloidogyne hapla (Nematoda)

A dagger (+) indicates a first interception from the country of origin.
A double dagger (f) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

74 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Diseases

AFGHANISTAN:
Xanthomonas citri
AMERICAN SAMOA:
oly Rory phocinus
ARGENTINA:
Criconemoides curvatum
Elsinoe australis
t‘‘Greasy spot’”’
Helicotylenchus nannus
Heterodera rostochiensis
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
AUSTRALIA:
{Dothiorella eucaly pti
Guignardia citricarpa
tScutellonema brachyurum
Sphaceloma fawcettii var. scabiosa
Uromycladium tepperianum
AUSTRIA:
Chrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
{Puccinia iridis
{Scirrhia rimosa
BAHAMA
tPhyllosticta hibiscina
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo nigropuncta
BARBADOS:
Sphaceloma spondiadis
BELGIUM:
Phyllosticta aucubicola
tPhyllosticta sorbi var. torminalis
RAZIL:

Elsinoe australis

Guignardia citricar pa

Helicotylenchus nannus

Meloidogyne arenaria

M. javanica

Sphenospora kevorkianii
BRITISH GUIANA:

{tSphenospora kevorkianii
BRITISH HONDURAS:

{Cercospora longissima
CANADA

Microsphaera alni

+Phyllachora graminis
CANAL ZONE:

{+Myiocopron orchidearum

Sphenospora kevorkianii
CANARY ISLANDS:

Heterodera rostochiensis
CHINA:

Guignardia citricarpa

Xanthomonas citri
COLOMBIA:

Meloidogyne incognita acrita

{ Thecaphora solani
COSTA RICA

{ Elsinoe mangiferae

Meloidogyne incognita acrita

tPhyllosticta coffeicola

Sphenospora kevorkianti
CZECHOSLOVAKIA:

Heterodera punctata
DENMARK:

tAphelenchoides blastophthorus

Pratylenchus convallariae
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC:

tEchidnodella guatemalensis

Elsinoe mangiferae

6c Greasy spot’’

{Leprieurina winteriana

Phakopsora jatrophicola

+Phoma cajani

{Puccinia urbaniana

Sphaceloma punicae

+S. spondiadis

+ Uredo guacae

+ Uromy Be jatrophae
ECUADOR:

Puccinia oncidii

Sphenospora kevorkianii

S. mera

t+ Uromyces vicia-fabae
EL SALVADOR:

{tSphaceloma spondiadis

See footnotes at end of this list.

rene ora kevorkianii
ENGL ND:
Coeishod angraeci
Ditylenchus dipsaci
Heterodera punctata
H, rostochiensis
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Puccinia buzi
tRotylenchus goodeyi
R. robustus
EUROPE (country(?)):
Cercospora kalmiae
Heterodera punctata
Mycosphaerella colorata
Puccinia buxi
FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA:
tAscochyta citri
Xanthomonas citri
FIJI:
tAphelenchoides parietinus
FORMOSA
Chimie citricarpa
Macrophoma musae
anthomonas citri
FRANCE
{Fusarium avenaceum
LF. nivale
Heterodera avenae
Monilinia fructigena
Puccinia buxi
P. striiformis
GERM
tCriconemoides informe
Cronartium ribicola
tFusicladium pyracanthae
Heterodera avenae
HI. punctata
H. rostochiensis
Meloidogyne hapla
Monilinia fructigena
a) conorum
GREECE:
Sie citri
GRENADA:
{Sphenospora kevorkianii
GUATEMALA:
+Corynespora cassiicola
Meloidogyne incognita acrita
Rose mosaic
tSphaceloma poinsettiae
TS. spondiadis
Sphenospora kevorkianti
HAITI:
tCercospora insulana
t‘‘Greasy spot’’
Phakopsora gossypii
{P. jatrophicola
+ Puccinia menthae
{Rose mosaic—yellow type
Sphenospora kevorkianii
HAWAII:
Dothiorella barringtoniae
t Helicotylenchus nannus
Macrophoma musae
Phomopsis cocoes
Radopholus similis
tScutellonema brachyurum
HONDURAS:
f Guignardia bidwellit
tPuccinia thaliae
Sphenospora kevorkianii
HONG KONG:
Guignardia citricarpa
tSeptoria citri
Xanthomonas citri
INDIA:
{Helminthosporium cynodontis
Phyllachora cynodontis
Xanthomonas citri
INDIA(?)
Ca citricarpa
IRELAN
Teiaies punctata
H. rostochiensis

LIST OF INTERCEPTED PLANT PESTS, 1963

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

IRELAND—Continued
{Meloidogyne hapla
Puccinia buzi
tRotylenchus uniformis

ITALY
{Alternaria zinniae
{Carnation mottle virus
Cylindrosporium castaneae
Diaporthe eres
{Elsinoe rosarum
Macrophoma oleae
Monilinia fructigena
Phyllosticta ruscicola
Pseudomonas syringae(?)
Septoria citri
{ Trochila ilicis

JAMAICA:

tElsinoe mangiferae

Phakopsora gossypii

+Phoma cajani

Sphenospora kevorkianii

PAN:

Ascochyta citri

Guignardia citricarpa

Gymnosporangium haraeanum

jHelicotylenchus nannus

Meloidogyne hapla

M. incognita acrita

Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi

Neovossia horrida

tPhomopsis detrusa

{Puccinia erythropus

P. horiana

P. longicornis

tScutellonema brachyurum

Septoria citri

S. curvula

LS. miyakei

S. oryzae

t{Tylenchorhynchus crassicaudatus

Xanthomonas citri
LEBANON:
Macrophoma dalmatica
Tae oa te hapla
MEXICO:
tAnthostomella leucobasis
Ascochyta sorghina
tCoccostroma chamaedoreae
tConiothecitum scabrum
ICriconema fimbriatum
Criconemoides curvatum
C. mutabile
Elsinoe mangiferae
“Greasy spot”’
Helicotylenchus nannus
tHemicriconemoides mangiferae
Heterodera punctata
tHyporylon folicola
tLacellina graminicola
{Melanconium palmarum
Meloidogyne arenaria
M. incognita
M. incognita acrita
M. javanica
tMicrothyrium laurenti
Mycosphaerella advena
tPhaeoseptoria oryzae
Phyllactinia guttata
tPhyllosticta cocos
tPuccinia dochmia(?)
Ravenelia spegazziniana
Scutellonema brachyurum
Sphaceloma punicae
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Tylenchorhynchus capitatus
Uredo oncidii
U. scabies
tUromyces euphorbiae
MEXICO(?):
tPhyllosticta ilicicola
NEPAL:
{Rhytisma decolorans
NETHERLANDS:
Cumminsiella mirabilissima

See footnotes at end of this list.

Heterodera rostochiensis
Meloidogyne hapla
M. incognita Hore
NEW GUINE
Macrophoma a ustiee
NEW ZEALAND:
Macrophoma araucariae
NICARAGUA
t Meloidogyne arenaria
tM. javanica
tPhakopsora jatrophicola
NORTHERN IRELAND:
Heterodera rostochiensis
NORWAY:
Heterodera punctata
H rostochiensis
Phoma samararum
NORWAY (?):
tChrysomyza ledi var. rhododendri
OKINAWA:
apna citricarpa
PAKIST
CaiGnaraie citricarpa
Xanthomonas citri
PANAMA:
Sphenospora kevorkianii
t Uromyces dolicholi
PARAGUAY:
Elsinoe australis
PERU:
Heterodera rostochiensis
tPuccinia cyperi
Sphenospora kevorkianii
Uredo guacae
PHILIPPINES:
Guignardia citricarpa
{Helicotylenchus nannus
{Meliola butleri
Phomopsis cocoes
tTylenchorhynchus crassicaudatus
Xanthomonas citri
PORTUGAL:
{tCriconema celetum
tCriconemoides curvatum
{Meloidogyne hapla
{Pratylenchus penetrans
{Pseudomonas syringae(?)
tRotylenchus uniformis
LUE Un eee capitatus
PUERTO RIC
Cercospora Deniate
Hlsinoe mangiferae
{Mycosphaerella tetraspora
Phoma cajani
tPhyllosticta batatas
+P. coccolobae
Puccinia urbaniana
{Xanthomonas dieffenbachiae
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA:
Botryosphaeria berengeriana var. araucariae
tCamarosporium ellipticum
{Coniothecium scabrum
Guignardia citricarpa
{tHelminthosporium cynodontis
Leptosphaeria protearum
Meloidogyne incognita
M. incognita acrita
M. incognita incognita
M. javanica
Pratylenchus penetrans
Puccinia ornithogali-thyrsoides
Septoria citri
SCOTLAND:
Heterodera punctata
HZ. rostochiensis
SENEGAL:
t Meloidogyne incognita acrita
SOUTH AMERICA (country(?)):
Elsinoe australis
Heterodera rostochiensis
Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B)
SPAIN:
tConiothecium scabrum
Monilinia fructigena

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76 PLANT QUARANTINE DIVISION

Countries of Origin and Diseases—Continued

SPAIN—Continued tSphaceloma spondiadis
Benne citri UNKNOWN:
SURINAM: Ascochyta citri
iSphenaepora kevorkianiz Cryptospora longispora
EDEN: Eilsinoe australis
Heterodera rostochiensis EL. mangiferae
Mycosphaerella schoenoprasi : Guignardia citricarpa
SWITZERLAND: Heterodera rostochiensis
Chrysomyxa ledi var. rhododendri Pseudomonas syringae(?)
{t{Monilinia fructigena Puccinia buxi
t{Puccinia buxi » Septoria citri
TAHITI(?): {Sphaeropsis asglabonae
Guignardia citricarpa Xanthomonas citri
THAILAND: Xanthomonas sp. (Cancrosis B
tCercospora jujubae URUGUAY:
Guignardia citricarpa Elsinoe australis
Xanthomonas citri VIETNAM:
TRINIDAD: Guignardia citricarpa
Meloidogyne incognita acrita Xanthomonas citri

A dagger (}) indicates a first interception from the country named.
A double dagger ({) indicates a first interception by Division inspectors.

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