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1 Page 1 of 5 Acalypha wilkesiana Acca sellowiana Ambrosia artemisiifolia Asclepias curassavica Attalea humilis Avicennia germinans Bucida buceras Jacob's-coat; copperleaf pineapple guava common ragweed butterfly milkweed; scarlet milkweed American oil palm Pseudoparlatoria ostreata Mycetaspis personatus Homaemus proteus Common Date Location Type City, State County an armored 15-Jun-2010 Residence Hallandale, Broward Carlene Sargeant DPI Moderate E HOST masked 26-Apr-2010 Nursery Naples, Collier Scott D. Krueger DPI 15 8 Slight E HOST a scutellerid bug Rosemary 9-Jun-2010 Scrub Natural Area Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Phellicia P. Perez; Andrew I. Derksen; Karolynne M. Griffiths; Luis Bradshaw; Ian C. Stocks ; DPI; UF E COUNTY The common names for this species include gray and acalypha. This is a first Florida record for this host in our database, but it was reported earlier as a pest of copperleaf in Florida. Most previous records are from papaya (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Oncopeltus aulicus a seed bug 1-May-2010 Nursery Big Pine Key, Monroe Marieta Figueroa DPI 10 3 Slight E HOST These bugs feed on milkweed and related plants. We have found this one mostly on oleander (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). Palmicultor palmarum black mangrove Dysmicoccus neobrevipes black-olive; gregory wood Scirtothrips dorsalis a a chilli thrips 4-Jun-2010 Hammock 23-Apr-2010 Cruise ship Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST Dunedin, Fort Lauderdale, Pinellas Thomas S. Lases; Ralph E. Muekeley DPI 20 1 Slight E HOST Broward employee cruise ship E INCIDENT Sticky board This species mostly is collected from aloe, agave, yucca and a few palm species. It seems fairly polyphagous. It was introduced a few years ago (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Calophyllum sp. beauty leaf Parasaissetia nigra nigra 4-Jun-2010 Nursery Hialeah, Miami-Dade Juan L. Garcia Lopez DPI Slight E HOST This species was not recorded previously from Calophyllum in Florida, but a known host from the literature (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Calyptranthes pallens Chambeyronia macrocarpa Citrus hystrix Citrus reticulata Citrus sinensis pale lidflower, spicewood red leaf palm caffre lime, Mauritius papeda tangerine, mandarin sweet orange, navel orange Katacephala n. sp. Calyptranthes psyllid tessellated quadrimaculata Nipaecoccus viridis Lebbeck 22-Apr-2010 Roadside Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Moderate E COUNTY Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST brown soft 17-May-2010 Nursery Homestead, Miami-Dade Marieta Figueroa DPI Moderate E HOST a clusiid fly 18-May-2010 Residence Fort Ogden, DeSoto Gary H. Moore USDA Slight E COUNTY Multi-Lure This species is not a plant pest (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). 17-May-2010 Residence Palm Beach, Palm Beach B. Marie Clark DPI 3 1 Severe E HOST Citrus x paradisi grapefruit Paramyiolia rhino the "rhino" fly 4-May-2010 Residence Melbourne, Brevard Ali Darrat USDA E COUNTY Multi-Lure Very nice find! This species was discovered in some experimental plots in Broward County in This find is the first record since then (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). This is a polyphagous species, occurring on 35 different plant families. This site is 16 miles north of the previous find in Boynton Beach. Several citrus plants were noted to be heavily infested (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Citrus x paradisi grapefruit cruciger a clusiid fly 3-May-2010 Residence Casselberry, Seminole Victor M. Zeno USDA 1 1 Slight E COUNTY Multi-Lure Citrus x paradisi grapefruit Tropidosteptes quercicola a mirid plant bug 18-May-2010 Residence Lettuce Lake, Desoto Gary H. Moore USDA Slight E COUNTY Multi-Lure Cocos nucifera coconut palm Aleurodicus This species is a potential pest of Cocos nucifera even though this is a first Florida record for this host. It has been introduced in past two years, and a pest a whitefly 7-Jun-2010 Nursery Hialeah, Miami-Dade Juan L. Garcia Lopez DPI ~100 ~100 Moderate E HOST rugioperculatus alert is coming out soon (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Cordia boissieri Texas olive, urbicola soft Pulvinaria urbicola anacahuita 24-May-2010 Nursery Homestead, Miami-Dade Haylett Cruz-Escoto DPI 2 Moderate E HOST This species has been found previously on other species of Cordia (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Cycas cycad, hardy banana shaped Prococcus sp. panzhihuaensis sago Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST Cynara scolymus artichoke Capitophorus elaeagni an aphid 8-Jun-2010 Nursery Gainesville, Alachua Theresa R. Estok DPI 5 3 Slight E HOST This is a known pest of artichoke, but we have not seen it before on this plant in Florida (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). Cynara scolymus artichoke Entylia carinata a treehopper 8-Jun-2010 Nursery Gainesville, Alachua Theresa R. Estok DPI 5 3 Slight E HOST Cyperus sp. Desmodium incanum Encephalartos laurentianus Eriobotrya japonica a sedge creeping beggarweed Kwango giant cycad loquat Dysmicoccus brevipes Crypticerya genistae Ceratitis capitata pineapple 29-Apr-2010 Empty lot Doral, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI Slight E COUNTY a insect 15-Jun-2010 Empty lot Delray Beach, Palm Beach Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Severe E HOST Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST 2-Jun-2010 Residence Boca Raton, Palm Beach Ellen J. Tannehill DPI E EMERGENCY Jackson TML spotted suzukii wing 27-Apr-2010 Residence Bradenton, Manatee David Myers; Donald J. Cones USDA, DPI E HOST This species is a pest of strawberry, cherry and blueberry (Dr. David E. Dean).
2 Page 2 of 5 Common Date Location Type City, State County spotted suzukii wing 14-May-2010 Residence Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach Thomas G. Wilson USDA E COUNTY Multi-Lure This species is a pest of strawberry, cherry and blueberry (Dr. David E. Dean). pitanga Mesalox pitangae or Surinam cherry mite 6-Apr-2010 IFAS Unit Homestead, Miami-Dade Jorge E. Pena UF ~20 ~ Severe E HEMISPHERE pitanga Mesalox pitangae or Surinam cherry mite 14-Apr-2010 Residence West Palm Beach, Palm Beach James C. Lee DPI 5 5 Severe E COUNTY This is the new pest on Surinam cherry (Dr. W. C. 'Cal' Welbourn). Planococcus citri citrus 18-May-2010 Residence Hialeah, Miami-Dade Juan L. Garcia Lopez DPI Moderate E HOST 5-May-2010 IFAS Unit Homestead, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST Fragaria x ananassa Gardenia jasminoides Glandularia tampensis Hibiscus rosasinensis Hyophorbe lagenicaulis Hyphaene coriacea Hyphaene coriacea Ilex cornuta Ilex vomitoria Inga sp. Ixora parviflora Ixora parviflora Jatropha podagrica Jatropha podagrica garden strawberry gardenia Tampa mock vervain suzukii Nipaecoccus viridis Lebbeck 12-Mar-2010 Residence Plant City, Hillsborough 26-May-2010 Residence Palm Beach, Palm Beach Donald J. Cones; Timothy E. Mader Karolynne M. Griffiths; Andrew I. Derksen DPI E HOST Reared from culled strawberries 3 3 Moderate E HOST 17-Jun-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST hibiscus Paracoccus herreni a 8-Jun-2010 Discount US garden center Bradenton, Manatee Jason M. Spiller DPI Slight E CONTINENTAL; HOST bottle palm; pignut palm doum palm doum palm burford holly yaupon inga ixora ixora gout plant; tartogo; goutystalk gout plant; tartogo; goutystalk Pinnaspis strachani Chrysomphalus aonidum Pseudaulacaspis cockerelli Toumeyella liriodendri Pulvinaria acericola Euceropsylla martorelli Pseudaonidia trilobitiformis lesser snow Florida red magnolia white Gardens Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST tuliptree 12-May-2010 Residence Gainesville, Alachua homeowner Moderate E HOST cottony maple leaf an inga psyllid 29-Apr-2010 Nursery Gainesville, Alachua Cheryl A. Jones DPI Slight E HOST Fruit & Spice 2-May-2010 Homestead, Miami-Dade Julieta Brambila USDA Severe E US CONTINENTAL tessellated 22-Apr-2010 Roadside Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Moderate E HOST trilobe 22-Apr-2010 Roadside Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Moderate E HOST viridis green 13-Jun-2010 Residence odermatti a 13-Jun-2010 Residence Winter Garden, Winter Garden, Ian C. Stocks DPI Slight E HOST Ian C. Stocks DPI Slight E HOST Jatropha tupifolia Planococcus citri citrus 19-May-2010 Residence Archer, Alachua Ian C. Stocks DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST Lepidozamia peroffskyana,,, cycad, scaly zamia Acyrthosiphon lactucae Nasonovia ribisnigri Nasonovia ribisnigri Nipaecoccus nipae aphid currant- aphid currant- aphid coconut 29-Apr-2010 Discount Winter Haven, Polk Susan C. Distelberg DPI Moderate E Apr-2010 Discount Winter Haven, Polk Susan C. Distelberg DPI Severe E Apr-2010 Discount Winter Haven, Polk Susan C. Distelberg DPI Slight E This species is a pest of strawberry, cherry and blueberry (Dr. David E. Dean). This is a polyphagous species, occurring on 35 different plant families (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). See the DPI Pest Alert: This species has been intercepted at ports (three US records), but has not been previously recorded in the USA from plant material for distribution. There is not much published information about this species. It is a known pest of plants in the genera Manihot, Lantana and Acalypha. No more specimens have been recovered (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). This species is part of a complex of species in this genus that colonize Inga. This is the second one of the group to become established in Florida (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). California This species does not occur in Florida. It is a pest, especially in crops grown for seed (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST California California
3 Page 3 of 5 Leucophyllum frutescens Lolium perenne Italian ryegrass Mangifera indica Common Date Location Type City, State County 18-Jun-2010 Residence Hollywood, Broward Carlene Sargeant DPI Severe E HOST 16-May-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Moderate E HOST a whitefly 23-Apr-2010 USDA office Miami, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST 2-Jun-2010 Residence Boca Raton, Palm Beach Ellen J. Tannehill DPI E EMERGENCY Jackson TML 10-Jun-2010 Residence Boca Raton, Palm Beach Ellen J. Tannehill DPI E EMERGENCY Jackson TML 25-Jun-2010 Residence Boca Raton, Palm Beach Samantha Tran USDA E EMERGENCY Jackson TML 28-Jun-2010 Residence Boca Raton, Palm Beach Ellen J. Tannehill DPI E EMERGENCY Jackson TML Mangifera indica mango Oceanaspidiotus Pembroke Pines, spinose 24-May-2010 Residence Broward spinosus David T. Benner USDA E HOST Manilkara zapota sapodilla Aulacaspis tubercularis an armored 7-May-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Miguel E. Hernandez DPI Slight E HOST Manilkara zapota sapodilla tessellated 7-May-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Miguel E. Hernandez DPI Slight E HOST Michelia champaca Murraya paniculata Myrica cerifera champaca, Lindingaspis champak, sapu, floridana silkworm leaf white mulberry suzukii white mulberry Leptothrips macroocellatus white mulberry Zaprionus indianus cenizo, Texassage sp. nr. Aleurodicus mango rugioperculatus orangejessamine, orangejasmine, Chinese box wax myrtle; southern bayberry Macrosiphum euphorbiae Tachardiella mexicana floridana 8-Jun-2010 Residence Palm Beach, Palm Beach Ian C. Stocks DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST 7-May-2010 Residence Fort Pierce, St. Lucie a thrips 7-May-2010 Residence Fort Pierce, St. Lucie a striped vinegar fly potato aphid a lac 7-May-2010 Residence Fort Pierce, St. Lucie Nuphar sp. pond lily Ferrisia virgata striped Olea europaea olive Aonidiella aurantii Opuntia sp. Paspalum vaginatum cactus seashore paspalum Dactylopius confusus Delphacodes floridae California red Originally diagnosed as on an unusual host, it is probably a related but still unknown species. Only two species of have been collected from Lolium perenne ; it is not one of those two, and the other is central European in distribution. I am awaiting a second opinion (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). See DPI Pest Alert This species is listed as a pest of mangoes throughout parts of its range, but we don't have any records in the database of this species being collected on mango (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). DPI 1 Moderate E HOST Reared This species is a pest of strawberry, cherry and blueberry (Dr. David E. Dean). DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST Reared DPI 1 Moderate E HOST Reared This species probably is native to India or Africa (Dr. Gary J. Steck). This species is not common in the landscape in Florida. It frequently is intercepted from California and does occur sometimes in greenhouses in Florida (Dr. DPI Slight E HOST Susan E. Halbert). DPI E HOST DPI Moderate E HOST DPI Moderate E HOST cochineal 9-Apr-2010 Residence LaBelle, Hendry Roberto Delcid DPI Moderate E COUNTY a delphacid planthopper Briar Piccolo 7-May-2010 Cooper City, Broward William H. Kern, Jr. UF E COUNTY The population discovered was covering the shrub and had killed several. The lac Tachardiella mexicana was first discovered in Buena Vista on Ebony Blackbead, and subsequently on other fabaceous hosts, primarily Acacia sp. During an inspection for ash whitefly at Buena Vista, a population of this lac was found on wax myrtle. This is a significant host jump onto an important member of Florida s native plant community. A survey to determine the extent of the infestation will be undertaken. (Dr. Ian C. Stocks.) This is a polyphagous species, and even though the host species was not verified, it has not been recovered from any species of Nuphar before in Florida. The world database reveals that it has never been recovered from any plant in this family (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). This is an obscure native species. Specimens in the FSCA have been taken by sweeping salt marshes. See Florida Entomologist 89:459 about a similar opportunist pest species on St. Augustine grass. Two nymphs (with Strepsiptera parasites) were pinned to add to the collection (Dr. Susan E. Halbert.) Pentas lanceolata star flower, pentas 26-May-2010 Residence Palm Beach, Palm Beach Andrew I. Derksen;, Karloynne M. Griffiths USDA 2 1/2 Slight E HOST Persea borbonia redbay Strongylium cultellatum tenebrionid 25-May-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Andrew I. Derksen; ; Karolynne M. Griffiths USDA E HEMISPHERE This is an Asian species not previously recorded from the Western Hemisphere. The genus as a whole is associated with fungus-infested dead wood and should not be an economic problem. However, it again points out the existence of an unknown pathway (or pathways) for Asian species to enter southern Florida (Dr. Michael C. Thomas). Persea borbonia redbay Strongylium cultellatum tenebrionid 25-May-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Andrew I. Derksen; ; Karolynne M. Griffiths USDA E This Asian was found on same day as record (above) and in the same neighborhood (Dr. Michael C. Thomas). Persea palustris swamp bay Aulacaspis tubercularis an armored 20-Apr-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Andrew I. Derksen;, Karloynne M. Griffiths USDA 2 2 Moderate E HOST Pimenta dioica allspice Hemiberlesia lataniae latania DPI Moderate E HOST
4 Page 4 of 5 Common Date Location Type City, State County Poinsettia cyathophora wild poinsettia; fire-on-themountain Phenacoccus madeirensis Madeira Hypoluxo 9-Jun-2010 Scrub Natural Area Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Ian C. Stocks DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST Pouteria sapota Pseudophoenix vinifera mamey sapote; mamey colorado; naseberry brown soft wine palm Nipaecoccus nipae coconut Punica granatum pomegranate Aonidiella aurantii Punica granatum Quercus virginiana Rapanea punctata Schoepfia chrysophylloides Smilax laurifolia Spondias dulcis pomegranate Siphoninus phillyreae California red ash whitefly Fisheating live oak Agalliopsis cervina a leafhopper 27-Apr-2010 Creek Campground Florida rapanea; Guiana rapanea; myrsine Gulf graytwig bamboo vine, laurel greenbrier otaheite, ambarella, golden apple Milviscutulus mangiferae suzukii Digitivalva clarkei mango shield false diamondback moth Syagrus cearensis twin palm Nipaecoccus nipae coconut Tagetes sp. Thespesia populnea Thrinax brasiliensis Uncarina grandidieri undetermined undetermined Zamia standleyi Euschistus marigold quadrator seaside mahoe; Alofa sodalis Portia tree Brazilian thatch palm uncarina, succulent sesame bamboo orchid cycad Nipaecoccus nipae Gynaikothrips uzeli Bambusaspis bambusicola DPI Severe E HOST Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST DPI E HOST DPI E STATE Palmdale, Glades Mark R. Terrell DPI E COUNTY Purple prism 26-May-2010 ing lot Doral, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Slight E HOST Walton Scrub 27-May-2010 Natural Area St Lucie River Port Saint Lucie, 5-Dec-2006 Preserve State This whitefly species is not established in Florida. It has a wide host range, and it can be a significant pest of citrus. A DPI Pest Alert for the ash whitefly will be appearing soon. We have had no further reports about this infestation, which was to be managed with pesticides. Experience with previous infestations in California and North Carolina reveal that this species can be a severe pest in the absence of parasitoids, but it is almost undetectable when parasitoids are established. The Buena Vista population on Punica granatum, a favored host, had parasitoids. (Dr. Greg S. Hodges and Dr. Ian C. Stocks). The only previous record is from Gainesville. Nice find (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). Walton, St. Lucie DPI 6 3 Slight E HOST Reared This species is a pest of strawberry, cherry and blueberry (Dr. David E. Dean). St. Lucie DPI Slight E STATE; HOST Reared This species is of no economic importance (Dr. John B. Heppner). brown soft 29-Apr-2010 Residence Hollywood, Broward Carlene Sargeant DPI 1 1 Moderate E HOST Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST a stinkbug 28-May-2010 Nursery Sarasota, Sarasota Jason M. Spiller DPI Slight E COUNTY This is a common exotic pest that arrived in Florida about 20 years ago (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). a minute pirate bug coconut weeping fig thrips Kuwana pit 16-Jun-2010 Residence Key West, Monroe 5-Apr-2010 Botanical Gardens Adam J. Silagyi; Leroy A. Whilby 1 E COUNTY extracted from cotton bolls Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST This one is fairly new to Florida. It is a predator (Dr. Susan E. Halbert). 11-May-2010 Residence Miami, Miami-Dade Olga Garcia DPI 1 1 Moderate E HOST Lab culture This species usually is found on Ficus benjamina (Dr. G.B. Edwards). 17-Jun-2010 Jacksonville Zoo Jacksonville, Duval Faith M. Oi UF Moderate E COUNTY This species is native to Japan (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). 24-May-2010 Nursery Perry, Taylor W. Wayne Bailey DPI 43 5 Slight E COUNTY This species frequently is found on orchids, but as common as this species is, it had not previously been collected in Taylor County (Dr. Ian C. Stocks). Coral Gables, Miami-Dade Ian C. Stocks DPI E HOST Banasa euchlora a stink bug 20-May-2010 Residence Tampa, Hillsborough Ruben S. Cliatt USDA E COUNTY Biscayne Bay Camillina pulcher a ground spider 30-Apr-2010 National Chrysobothris buprestid 10-May-2010 UF, Bat House Gainesville, Alachua scitula Crossopriza lyoni a cellar spider 23-May-2010 Residence Riverview, Hillsborough owner Cryptolestes atratulus laemophloeid Jackson ME Homestead, Miami-Dade Julieta Brambila USDA E COUNTY This is the most southern record to date (Dr. G.B. Edwards). 7-Apr-2010 Residence Kendall, Miami-Dade Adam J. Silagyi; David T. Saege Andrew I. Derksen; Janet L. Young homeown er, DPI E STATE This species is a native southeastern U.S. species not previously recorded from Florida (Katherine E. Okins). E COUNTY This species is introduced and established (Dr. G.B. Edwards). E HEMISPHERE Ctenus captiosus wandering spider 1-Apr-2010 Residence Clewiston, Hendry Roberto Delcid DPI E COUNTY This is an Asian species previously unknown from this hemisphere. It is of no economic importance, but its presence does suggest the existence of an unknown pathway (Dr. Michael C. Thomas).
5 Page 5 of 5 Common Date Location Type City, State County Dagbertus a plant bug 12-May-2010 Nursery Eustis, Lake Mary C. Sellers DPI E COUNTY olivaceus Laphria apila a robber fly 19-May-2010 Hickory unincorporated Franklin Larry W. Smith DPI E COUNTY This species is a predator (Dr. Gary J. Steck). Landing Oxoplatypus quadridentatus quadrimaculata Highlands platypodid Lindgren Multi- 30-May-2010 Hammock Sebring, Highlands Dorothy L. Harris DEP E COUNTY Funnel State a clusiid fly 24-May-2010 Residence St. Petersburg, Pinellas Linda G. McRay DPI E COUNTY Multi-Lure This species is not a plant pest (Dr. Gary J. Steck).
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