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Paraleyrodes minei

Iccarino, 1990
Arthropoda » Hemiptera » Aleyrodidae » Paraleyrodes minei
Ηabitat
I2 Parks
X11 Large parks
X22 Non-domestic gardens (small)
X23 Non-domestic gardens (large)
X24 Domestic gardens (urban)

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Establishment status
Established
Establishment status detail

Alien:

First detection year
2014
Impacts
Negative

On 2014-07-21, the pest was incidentally found causing defoliation on Ficus benjamina and F. binnendijkii in Nicosia and Limassol districts. Affected plants were grown outdoors for ornamental purposes. The identity of the whitefly was confirmed by Fera (GB). It is noted that P. minei was widespread in the area of Nicosia in public greens and private gardens, as well as in the area of Limassol where it was recorded in a garden centre, public greens and private gardens. No phytosanitary measures were taken (EPPO 2014).

Pathway
3 TRANSPORT CONTAMINANT - Contaminant on plants (except parasites) – Con Plant
3 TRANSPORT CONTAMINANT - Contaminant nursery material – CNM
Pathway detail

Speculated (Demetriou pers. comm.)

References

EPPO (2014) First report of Paraleyrodes minei in Cyprus. EPPO Reporting Service no. 11 - 2014  Num. article: 2014/214 https://gd.eppo.int/reporting/article-3307 [Accessed on 06.07.2022]

"UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology"
Joint Service Health Unit
University of Cyprus - Department of Biological Sciences
Darwin Initiative
Akrotiri Environment

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