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Pink gypsy moth
The females are larger than the males with a wingspan of 70–90 mm. ... Tree death is often associated with other insects and pathogens that attack the stressed trees.
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Potato wart
You can report notifiable plant pests and diseases by one of the following methods:. ... Symptoms. On infected tubers the eyes develop into warty, cauliflower-like swellings (Figure 1).
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NSW Tropical Soda Apple Strategic Plan
The leaves of the plant are unpalatable to livestock, thus reducing carrying capacity. ... notify the local control authority of new infestations. destroy the plants including the fruit.
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Mal secco
Disease. The fungus enters the tree through wounds in leaves, branches and roots. ... Mal nero’ is a chronic infection which leads to browning of the heartwood.
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Serpentine leafminer
Usually there is a prominent yellow area at the base of the wings. ... Damage. The larvae of all Liriomyza species ‘mine’ the leaves of host plants.
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Spotted lanternfly
It was discovered in Pennsylvania in the United States in 2014 and has begun spreading rapidly. ... It is a severe threat to the $1.79 billion NSW horticulture industry.
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Bacterial leaf scorch in tree nuts
Description. Bacterial leaf scorch symptoms first appear with the onset of warmer weather. ... It is also present in the Caribbean, Taiwan, Iran, Turkey, Lebanon and Kosovo.
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Cotton leaf curl disease
You can report notifiable plant pests and diseases by one of the following methods:. ... Once introduced to Australia, established populations of silverleaf whitefly could help to quickly spread the virus.
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Rosy apple aphid
In the late autumn the winged aphids migrate back to apple trees to lay eggs. ... Distribution. Rosy apple aphid is native to Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia.
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Sudden oak death
The sudden oak death pathogen is known to infect over 130 plant species. ... The fungus grows through the plant tissue, absorbing nutrients and killing plant cells.
