CRC Forestry - CRC for Forestry
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2. South-west WA<br />
a) Yellow-belly chrysomelid beetle (Paropsisterna m-fuscum)<br />
Yellow-belly chrysomelid beetle is likely to have been accidentally introduced to WA around 2005.<br />
This species is common and widespread in plantations in the Green Triangle. A systematic survey<br />
of plantations was carried out by IPMG members between 2007 and 2009 to document the<br />
distribution of this species.<br />
2000 Boddinton<br />
to Harvey<br />
2006 Collie<br />
Busselton Donnybrook MacAlinden<br />
Scott<br />
River<br />
Boyup Brook Tone Bridge<br />
Frankland<br />
Manjimup Rocky Gully Perillup Mt Barker Sth Stirling<br />
Northcliffe Denbarker Porongurups Palmdale<br />
2007 Boddinton<br />
Walpole Denmark Albany Manypeaks Mettler<br />
Harvey<br />
Collie<br />
Busselton Donnybrook MacAlinden<br />
Scott<br />
River<br />
Boyup<br />
Brook<br />
Frankland<br />
Tone Bridge<br />
Manjimup Rocky Gully Perillup Mt Barker Sth Stirling<br />
Northcliffe Denbarker Porongurups Palmdale<br />
2008 Boddinton<br />
Walpole Denmark Albany Manypeaks Mettler<br />
Harvey<br />
Collie<br />
Busselton Donnybrook MacAlinden<br />
Scott<br />
River<br />
Boyup Brook Tone Bridge<br />
Frankland<br />
Manjimup Rocky Gully Perillup Mt Barker Sth Stirling<br />
Northcliffe Denbarker Porongurups Palmdale<br />
Walpole Denmark Albany Manypeaks Mettler<br />
<strong>CRC</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Forestry</strong> Technical Report 216: November 2011<br />
Are insect herbivores in eucalypt plantations a worsening problem? 43
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