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Pityokteines curvidens (fir engraver beetle)
Colonization by P. curvidens is a chronic problem in the management of fir forests. Economic evaluations of the damage caused by this bark beetle...
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Thecodiplosis japonensis (pine needle gall midge)
T. japonensis is one of the most destructive pests of pine forests in Korea (Lee, 1981). Sone (1986c) noted appreciable losses after 2 and 3 years...
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Xyleborinus saxesenii (fruit-tree pinhole borer)
X. saxesenii should be considered a high-risk quarantine pest. This is because members of the tribe Xyleborini (Xyleborinus plus related genera)...
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Coptotermes sjostedti
Although C. sjostedti has established itself in the rainforest of Guadeloupe, it does not appear to be widespread or highly invasive (Scheffrahn et...
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Cryptococcus fagisuga (beech coccus)
C. fagisuga is regarded as a highly invasive species, especially in North America, where its potential area of spread was analyzed by Morin et al....
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Cryptotermes brevis (powderpost termite)
C. brevis is the most widely and frequently introduced termite in the world. Within the genus Cryptotermes, it is also the...
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Ctenarytaina eucalypti (blue gum psyllid)
The blue gum psyllid has primarily been a pest in eucalypt plantations outside Australia, where it has been introduced in the absence of natural...
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Dendroctonus valens (red turpentine beetle)
D. valens was not a known forest pest in China before the outbreak in Shanxi in 1999. However, its pest status in China is steadily...
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Dinoderus minutus (bamboo borer)
Insects that cause damage to felled culm and finished products are probably the most common and serious pests in the Asian bamboo industry. Over 50...
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Diprion similis (white pine sawfly)
The females of D. similis are poor fliers, therefore most of the expansion of this species in North America has resulted from the...
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