Annex

Pests associated with cherries from the United States

Effective 14 July 2015 to 26 September 2015

ARTHROPODS	GENUS/SPECIES	COMMON NAME
Acarina	Eotetranychus carpini borealis	Yellow spider mite
	Tetranychus mcdanieli	McDaniel spider mite
	Tetranychus pacificus	Pacific spider mite
Coleoptera	Anthonomus quadrigibbus	Apple circulio
Diptera	Anastrepha serpentina	Sapote fruit fly (not been recorded from PNW: Idaho, Oregon, or Washington)
	Bactrocera dorsalis	Oriental fruit fly
	Drosophila suzukii	Spotted wing drosophila
	Rhagoletis cingulata	Eastern cherry fruit fly (not been recorded from PNW: Idaho, Oregon, or Washington)
	Rhagoletis fausta	Black cherry fruit fly
	Rhagoletis indifferens	Western cherry fruit fly
	Rhagoletis pomonella	Apple maggot
Hemiptera	Lygus lineolaris	Tarnished plant bug
	Philaenus spumarius	Meadow froghopper
Hymenoptera	Hoplocampa cookei	Cherry fruit sawfly
Lepidoptera	Acrobasis tricolorella
	Alsophila pometaria	Fall cankerworm
	Anarsia lineatella	Peach twig borer moth
	Archips argyrospilus	Fruit-tree leafroller
	Archips rosanus	European leafroller
	Choristoneura rosaceana	Oblique-banded leafroller
	Grapholitha packardi	Cherry fruit worm
	Grapholitha prunivora	Lesser apple fruit worm
	Operophtera brumata	Winter moth
	Orgyia antiqua	Rusty tussock moth
	Pandemis pyrusana	Apple pandemis
	Peridroma saucia	Variegated cutworm moth
	Xestia c-nigrum	Spotted cutworm
Orthoptera	Oecanthus fultoni	Snowy tree cricket
Thysanoptera	Taeniothrips inconsequens	Pear thrips
FUNGI	GENUS/SPECIES	COMMON NAME
Ascomycotina	Blumeriella jaapii	Cherry leaf spot
	Lambertella jasmini
	Lambertella pruni
	Lambertellaspp.
	Monilinia fructigena	Brown rot (not been recorded from PNW: Idaho, Oregon, or Washington)
	Podosphaera clandestine	Powdery Mildew
	Podosphaera tridactyla	Powdery Mildew
VIRUS	GENUS/SPECIES	COMMON NAME
	Plum pox potyvirus	Plum pox potyvirus (not been recorded from PNW: Idaho, Oregon, or Washington)

Any pests and diseases not listed are to be considered quarantine pests and detection advice must be forwarded to Canberra office.

Any pest that cannot be identified by the Department of Agriculture must be sent to an appropriate institution for identification. (Please contact the Import Services Team for further information 1800 900 090).