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This is a power search of the key data tables in the full datasheets. It is based on an annually updated dataset which includes additional indexing and up-posting terms that are only available using this advanced datasheet search.
Datasheets on invasive species and animal pathogens, their geographical distribution, the native range, the invasive range, the habitats they are present in, the pathway of transportation, the risk and impact table can be retrieved and combined through the use of simple keyword searches.
You can easily build your search by adding additional keywords e.g.
Australia = will retrieve all invasive species and animal pathogens found in that country.
Australia NOT Indonesia = will retrieve all species and pathogens that are in Australia and not present in Indonesia.
(Australia NOT Indonesia) AND "HAB Freshwater" = as above but only those species that live in Freshwater habitats
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Search results for '"plant pests"'
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Meloidogyne fallax (false Columbia root-knot nematode)
In the Netherlands, M. fallax is a pest of economic importance on potatoes, oyster plant (black salsify; Scorzonera hispancia) and carrots. On a...
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Phthorimaea operculella (potato tuber moth)
Potato tuber moth is a serious major pest in areas where the climate favours its development, and where its host plants are grown on a large scale....
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Phyllocnistis citrella (citrus leaf miner)
P. citrella is a major pest of citrus, found in virtually all major citrus-producing areas. Heavy infestations can hinder the growth of newly...
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Pratylenchus goodeyi (banana lesion nematode)
P. goodeyi is the main nematode species and a major pest causing yield losses in East African highland bananas (Musa AAA-EA) in the highlands of...
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Rhadinaphelenchus cocophilus (red ring nematode)
R. cocophilus causes major crop loss of coconut plantations in its restricted area of distribution. It can also seriously damage oil palms. The...
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Saissetia oleae (olive scale)
S. oleae is one of the most important pests of citrus in the Mediterranean Basin, Florida, California and South America (Bartlett, 1978). Gill...
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Scirtothrips dorsalis (chilli thrips)
Chillies suffer badly through heavy infestation by S. dorsalis of the tender shoot, buds and flowers. S. dorsalis is responsible for leaf curl...
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Toxoptera citricida (black citrus aphid)
T. citricida is the most important of the six reported aphid species that transmit Citrus tristeza virus because of its high vector efficiency,...
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Trialeurodes vaporariorum (whitefly, greenhouse)
Whiteflies damage plants directly by sucking sap from leaves and indirectly by transmitting viruses and producing a sticky secretion known as...
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Anoplophora chinensis (black and white citrus longhorn)
A. chinensis is regarded as one of the most destructive cerambycid pests of fruit trees, especially Citrus, in lowland areas of China where...
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