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Table 4.12.2 (contÕd) Introductions for the biological control of Nezara viridula Country and species Liberated From Result Reference Trichopoda pennipes 1941Ð43 1949Ð50 1952Ð53 1980 1980 ? Trichopoda pilipes 1952Ð54 1980 1980 Ooencyrtus submetallicus 1953Ð57 1962 BRAZIL Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Italy West Indies West Indies Hawaii Trinidad Trinidad Ð Ð Ð Ð Ð + Ð Ð Ð Ð Ð Wilson 1960 Wilson 1960 Wilson 1960 Michael 1981 Michael 1981 Giangiuliani et al. 1994; Colazza & Bin 1995 Wilson 1960 Michael 1981 Michael 1981 Wilson 1960 CSIRO files Gryon japonicum Japan + Kishino & Teixeira 1994 Gryon obesum USA + Correa & Moscardi 1995 Ooencyrtus nezarae Japan Ð Kobayashi & Cosenza 1987 Telenomus chloropus Japan Ð Kobayashi & Cosenza 1987 Telenomus gifuensis Japan Ð Kobayashi & Cosenza 1987 Trissolcus mitsukurii Japan + Kobayashi & Cosenza 1987; Kishino & Teixeira 1994, Trissolcus sp. Japan Ð Kobayashi & Cosenza 1987 CALIFORNIA Trissolcus basalis 1987 1987 1987 France Italy Spain + + + Hoffman et al. 1991 Hoffman et al. 1991 Hoffman et al. 1991 212 Biological Control of Insect Pests: Southeast Asian Prospects
Table 4.12.2 (contÕd) Introductions for the biological control of Nezara viridula Country and species CHILE (EASTER ISLAND) Liberated From Result Reference Ectophasiopsis arcuata 1982, 1985/6 Chile + Ripa & Rojas 1989; Ripa et al. 1995 Trissolcus basalis 1982 Chile Ð Ripa & Rojas 1989; Ripa et al. 1995 COOK IS Trissolcus basalis FIJI 1950 New Zealand ? Cumber 1953, Walker and Deitz 1979; A. Walker pers. comm. 1984 Trissolcus basalis 1941 Australia + Lever 1941, 1943 Trichopoda pennipes HAWAII 1949 Florida ? OÕConnor 1950 Trissolcus basalis 1962 Australia + Davis 1964, 1967 Xenoencyrtus hemipterus (= X. niger) 1962 Australia Ð Davis 1964, 1967 Telenomus chloropus 1967 Japan Ð Davis & Chong 1968 Telenomus sp. 1962 Australia Ð Davis 1964, 1967 Trichopoda pilipes 1962 West Indies + Davis 1964, 1967 Trichopoda pennipes 1962 Florida + Davis 1964, 1967 Ooencyrtus submetallicus 1962 West Indies Ð Davis 1964, 1967 Ooencyrtus trinidadensis 1962 West Indies Ð Davis 1964, 1967 Trissolcus mitsukurii 1966 Japan Ð Davis & Krauss 1967 4.12 Nezara viridula 213
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