Successfully introduced classical biological control agents
- Insecta, Hymenoptera (part II) -
| Encarsia berlesei |
|
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Pseudaulacaspis pentagona |
| Date of first use |
1906- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy [C], Bulgaria [C], Switzerland [C], Spain [C], Austria [C], former USSR [C], France [P], Hungary, Slovenia |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Japan, East Asia |
| Encarsia herndoni |
|
| Synonym |
Encarsia elongata |
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Lepidosaphes gloverii |
| Date of first use |
1979 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Spain [S] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
East Asia |
| Encarsia lahorensis |
|
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Dialeurodes citri |
| Date of first use |
1973- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy [S; Sardegna, P; Sicilia, C], former USSR (Georgia) [C*], France [E], Turkey, Greece [S, E], Israel [C*] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single, multiple |
| Origin of collected material |
India, Pakistan |
| Encarsia perniciosi |
|
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Quadraspidiotus perniciosus |
| Date of first use |
1932- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy [P], former USSR [E], Germany [P], France [P], Bulgaria [C], former Czechoslovakia [E, N], Switzerland [P], former Yugoslavia [N], Austria [E], Greece [E], Spain [P] (Widespread in the EPPO region) |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single, multiple |
| Origin of collected material |
China, Korea |
| Eretmocerus debachi |
|
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Parabemisia myricae |
| Date of first use |
1982- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Israel [C], Turkey [C], Italy [S]
(Mediterranean distribution?) |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Japan, North America |
Metaphycus anneckei |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Saissetia oleae |
| Date of first use |
? |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Greece [C], Israel [E], France [E], Italy [F] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
South Africa |
| Metaphycus flavus |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Coccus hesperidum |
| Date of first use |
1959 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy [P], former USSR (Ukraine) [C] (Mediterranean distribution) |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Morocco |
| Metaphycus helvolus |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Saissetia oleae |
| Date of first use |
1960- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Israel [E], France (Corse) [P*], Greece [C; Kriti, S], Italy [P], Spain [S], Cyprus [E], former USSR [F] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
South Africa |
| Metaphycus lounsburyi |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest(s) |
Saissetia oleae |
| Date of first use |
1973- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
France [P], Israel [C], Greece (Kriti) [P], Italy [E], Cyprus [S] (Mediterranean distribution)
|
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
South Africa |
| Metaphycus swirskii |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Saissetia oleae |
| Date of first use |
1973 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Israel [E], France [E], Greece (Kriti) [P], Italy [P] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Kenya |
| Neodryinus typhlocybae |
|
| Family |
Dryinidae |
| Target pest |
Metcalfa pruinosa |
| Date of first use |
1989- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy, France, Slovenia, Switzerland |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
USA |
| Neodusmetia sangwani |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Antonina graminis |
| Date of first use |
1971 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Israel [S] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
South India |
| Ooencyrtus kuvanae |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Lymantria dispar |
| Date of first use |
1922 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
former Czechoslovakia [E], Spain [P], Morocco [E], Algeria [E], Portugal [E], former USSR
(Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan) [P] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Japan |
| Pseudaphycus malinus |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Pseudococcus comstocki |
| Date of first use |
1945 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
former USSR [C] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Korea |
| Psyllaephagus pilosus |
|
| Family |
Encyrtidae |
| Target pest |
Ctenarytaina eucalypti |
| Date of first use |
1994 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Ireland [S], France [S] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Australia |
| Psyttalia concolor |
|
| Synonym |
Opius concolor |
| Family |
Braconidae |
| Target pest |
Bactrocera oleae |
| Date of first use |
1914- |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy [S], Greece [P], France [P], Spain [P], Portugal, former Yugoslavia [N] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Libya, Tunisia |
| Pteroptrix orientalis |
|
| Synonym |
Archenomus orientalis |
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Pseudaulacaspis pentagona |
| Date of first use |
1909 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Italy [S] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Japan |
| Pteroptrix smithi |
|
| Family |
Aphelinidae |
| Target pest |
Chrysomphalus aonidum |
| Date of first use |
1956 |
| EPPO countries where introduced |
Israel [C*] |
| Multiple/single introductions |
Single |
| Origin of collected material |
Hong Kong |
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Result of introduction when available: [C] complete, [S] substantial, [P] partial, [E] established but not contributing to control or status unknown, [F] failed to become established; [N] no information on the outcome; [T] established but believed to have died out. Asterisks (*) indicate cases where more than one organism contributed to the result.