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Testimony of The Nature Conservancy of Hawai'i -:-$ M3 ~:r~-- Supporting S.C.R. 72 Requesting the United States "('--~2~-~~:3'fl~~Department of Agriculture and the United States Department of Homeland wdcurity to Collaborate and Share Information with the Department of Agriculture to Prevent lnvasive from Entering the State of Hawai'i House Committee on Agriculture House Committee on Economic Revitalization, Business, & Military Affairs Friday, April 17, 2009, 10:30AM, Room 312

The Nature Conservancyof Hawai 'i is a private non-profit conservation organizationdedicated to the preservation of Hawaii's native plants, ,and ecosystems. The Conservancyhas helped to protect nearly 200,000 acres of natural lands for native speciesin Hawai 'i. Today, we actively manage more than 32,000 acres in I I nature preserves on 0 'ahu, Maui, Hawai 'i, Moloka 'i,Lana 'i, and Kaua'i. We also work closely withgovernment agencies,private parties and communities on cooperativeland and marine management projects.

The Nature Conservancy of Hawai'i supports S.C.R. 72.

lnvasive , diseases, snakes, weeds, and other pests are one of the greatest threats to Hawaii's economy, agriculture, natural environment, and the health and lifestyle of its people.

The Hawai'i Department of Agriculture (HDOA) is responsible for the inspection of domestic cargo and passengers arriving at Hawaii's ports to protect the state from introduction of unwanted plant and pests and diseases. The HDOA also inspects interisland shipments to prevent movement of pests between islands. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security are responsible for inspecting international passenger and cargo arrivals.

In some instances, federal quarantine laws are primarily designed to protect mainland agriculture and do not take into account the potential risks to Hawai'i crops or native habitat. For this reason, it is essential that federal inspection agencies collaborate and share information with HDOA 0fficiaI.s to ensure the highest possible level of protection and the smooth movement of cargo into and around the state.

The HDOA has developed a multi-faceted Biosecurity Plan to enhance its own efforts with more inspectors, more efficient and effective inspection services, joint state-federal inspection facilities, and agreements with importers and producers for improved sanitary protocols before items are shipped to Hawai'i. The financial and personnel support provided by the Legislature, including the authority to assess a reasonable service fee on incoming cargo, has been essential to implementing this plan. An critical component of the Biosecurity Plan is the cooperation and partnership of the federal inspection authorities.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES S. Haunani Apoliona Peter D. Baldwin Christopher J. Benjamin Zadoc W. Brown, Jr. Carl A. Carlson,Jr. David C. Cole Samuel A. Cooke Peter H. Ehrman Kenton T. Eldridge Guy Fujimura J. Stephen Goodfellow Thomas Gottlieb James J.C. Haynes Ron Higgins Peter Ho Stanley Hong J. Douglas Ing Mark L. Johnson Dr. Kenneth Kaneshiro Bert A. Kobayashi, Jr. Faye Watanabe Kurren Duncan MacNaughton Bonnie McCloskey Bill D. Mills Wayne Minami Michael T. Pfeffer H. Monty Richards Jean E. Rolles Scott Rolles James Romig Crystal Rose Eric Yeaman HAWAI'I FOREST INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION Yf P O Box 5594 *t. Kailua-Kona HI 96745-5594 s_z Phone 808-933-9411 Ernart hawall forest@hawarrantel net .8 -

TESTIMOW IN SUPPORT OF SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION S.C.II. NO. 72

Thank you for the opportunit)i to provide testimony in support of S.C.R. No. 72, requesting the U.S. Departmeglt of &riculture and tlre U.S. Department of Homeland Sccuriq to colfaboratc and share information with the Departmexlt of kriculture to prevent invasivc species from cnrewixtg the Scate of Havl~aii.

'I'hc f lawatt 120rcst Industry Llssocrat~on(1 II+I,\) is 5upporttx-e of lcg~siatlorlthat prc.icnrs the \prcad ~~~~~~~~~~~cspecws to f-I:wau, It 1s one oE the greatest rhrreats tu Hatv:ul's cconorny, natural erltrironrnelit, :inti the health anci lifcs~leof the people of I hwan lnvas~veapcclcs hnve led to crop losses, rlatrve spcclcs exilnctlon. t11c clcstruct~c~nof natn-c t;l)rests, the sprcacf of dlbease a~icfthe yuar:altrile of exported :tiy~cirltnral crops. Era&cation prcjgrarni hax-e alw cost the Statc nulhons of iiollari

In 2003, agrlctllhrrai mspec&ons \h~ftccifrom the C S Ucpartmcnt of igricultr~rcto the C S 13epartn~entni TIor~leland Sccurttq. Cus~ornsand Hoarder Prorectlc irr 3s a result oi ~I-itscl~iange, pest Intercepuons ha~c&t>ppect drasucally resulr~ng111 arl mf-lux of mvasir-c species to farm5 and cor~servarion arcns across the rratli )ri.

I II T"isupports the prevelitlon of Invnslr e spec-les to EIaurait and efirts to ensure Olat our fartns, prlhtllie torests and other consem:iaon ,ireas are protected. It is for these reasons we support the intent of 5 C R ho. '2, wh1ri-i reqrlests that the U S I3epartmeiit of ;igrlcultwe arid the LT S Ikparttnent of IIornelar~d Securit! co1i:lboratc and share inforillatton \nth the Stale of Hdwasl to improve cicrccuotl capabrllttcs ~lrici 11-iax111ivcopportut~~t~cs to prevent mraGlvc speacs fi-orn cntcnng thc Statc Kccogt~i7lnathe rnie nf t"nc 1: S Dcp~tirlentr)f Horneland Securtty, we sripport :agcilc! 1ilicr,iciiofz arrci colhboranol~,but in a rxlatli-ier that ~11 not ~cc~pardl;.cour nation'.i narlotial sccurity ~n~tiat~rcs

Sincerely, cdta CALIFOINIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD & AGRICULTURE

DATE: April 14,2009

TO: All County Agricultural Commissioners

FROM: Plant Health and Pest Prevention Services

SUBJECT: PEST EXCLUSION ADVISORY NO. 07-2009 Coqui Frogs Intercepted on Plant Shipments from Hawaii

Coqui frogs have been intercepted several times in recent months on plant shipments from Hawaii. The purpose of this advisory is to inform county inspectors of CDFA's procedural policy for coqui frogs (Eleutherodactylus coqui).

Inspectors should carefully inspect all Hawaiian plant material for coqui frog life stages:

Coqui frogs often perch on twigs, between leaves in whorls, axils and folds, or in dead leaves hanging from the plant. They may also be found in protected cavities near the ground such as dead, curled leaves or rolled palm frond petioles. They are often found on broad-leaved plants, but they will use any leaf that will support their weight and provide cover. Coqui frogs often deposit egg clutches (see photo below taken by Alameda County inspectors) in leaf litter or in rolled or folded leaves near the ground.

In their native Puerto Rico, studies show that coqui frog eggs will develop, undergoing the tadpole stage inside the egg, in about 17-26 days and emerge as small but fully formed "froglets". In native environments, the time between clutches is about eight weeks.

Send any suspect samples to CDFA's Plant Pest Diagnostics Laboratory for identification:

For submission to the lab, frogs and eggs may be placed in vials containing isopropanol (isopropyl alcohol). Any additional specimens that are collected can be killed using any method, including freezing or mechanical destruction.

After a review of the biology of coqui frogs, it has been determined they are not agricultural pests. Therefore, all coqui frogs sent to the lab will be identified, but will not receive a rating from the CDFA Plant Pest Diagnostics Lab. Therefore, no action will be taken for coqui frog-infested shipments under the California Food and Agricultural Code statutes.

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CDFA Pest Exclusion r 1220 N Street, Room A-372 * Sacramento, California 95814 State of California Telephone: 916.653.1440 m Fax: 916.654.0986 * www.cdfa.ca.gov Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor Pest Exclusion Advisory No. 07-2009 Page 2 April 14, 2009

Once the specimen has been identified as a coqui frog (Eleutherodactylus coqui), county inspectors

may relect.1

1. Title 14 California Code of Regulations, Section 671

The California Fish and Game Commission's Wild Animal Policy (Title 14, Section 671 of the California Code of Regulations) makes it illegal to import, transport, or possess coqui frog in California without a permit. Under the Wild Animal Policy, coqui frogs have been designated as "detrimental animals" to our native wildlife and are prohibited entry into California.

2. Fish and Game Code, Section 2117

Fish and Game Code, Section 21 17 provides the county agricultural commissioners with the authority to enforce the California Fish and Game Commission's Wild Animal Policy (Title 14, Section 671 of the California Code of Regulations).

Disposition Options for Rejected Shipments:

1. Treatment There are currently no registered pesticides available in California for control of coqui frogs. Diluted citric acid has been used as a spot treatment in Hawaii for the control of coqui frogs. Hot water treatments have also been used by Hawaii's horticulture industry as an effective treatment. If treatment is selected as the disposition option, inspectors may view the information at the following sites:

h2tp://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/: This is published by the University of Hawaii and provides humane methods of capture and disposal of coqui frog.

htta:l/www.hear.orq/saecies/eleutherodact~luscouuil: This site is a compilation of many websites with information on coqui frog identification, biology, and treatment.

2. Return Out of State This option is to be used only if the inspector considers the pest risk low and Interior Pest Exclusion Staff is contacted to verify the receiving state will accept the shipment.

3. Destruction

For questions regarding this advisory, please contact Katie Filippini at (916) 654-0312 or by email at: [email protected]. O:\~nWEI0844O.xml[file 11 of 161 S.L.C.

"(1) IN GENERAL.-The Secretary shall reallocate to other States in accordance with paragraph (2) any amounts made available for a fiscal year under this section that are not obli- gated or expended by a date during that fical year determined by the Secretary. "(2) PRO RATA ALLOCATION.-The Secretary shall allocate funds described in paragraph (1) pro ratu to the remaining States that applied during the specified grant application pe- riod. "(3) USE OF REALLOCATED FUNDS.-Funds allocated to a State under this subsection shall be used by the State only to carry out projects that were previously approved in the State plan of the State. "(i) FUNDING.--Ofthe funds of the Commodity Credit Corpora- tion, the Secretary of Agriculture shall make grants under this sec- tion, using- "(1) $10,000,000 for ficul year 2008; "(2) $49J000,000for fiscal year 2009; and "(3) $55,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2010 through 2012.". Subtitle B-Pest and Disease Management

SEC. 10801. PLANT PEST ANDDISEASE MANAGEMENT AND DIWTER PREV.mTZON. (a) IN GENERAL.--SU~~~~~~A of the Plant Protection Act (7 U.S.C. 7711 et seq.) is amended by adding at the end the following: "SEC. 420. PUNT PEST AND DISEASE lCWVAGEMEhV' AND DISASTER PREVENTZON. "(a) DEFINITZONS.---I~~this section: "(I) EARLYPLANT PEST DETECTION AND SURVEILLANCE.- The term 'early plant pest detection and surveillance' means the full range of activities undertaken to find newly introduced plant pests, whether the plant pests are new to the United States or new to certain areas of the United States, befbre- "(A) the plant pests become established; or "(B) the plant pest infestations become too large and costly to eradicate or control. "(2) SPECIALTYCROP.-T~~ term 'specialty crop' has the meaning given the term in section 3 of the Specialty Crops Competitiveness Act of 2004 (7 U.S.C. 1621 note; Public Law 108465). ''(3) STATEDEPARTMENT OF AGRZCULTURE.--T~~term 'state de urtment of a riculture' means an agency of a State that has a Lgal responsi2 ility to perform early plant pest detection and surveillance activities. "(b) EARLYPLANT PEST DETECTIONAND SURVEILLANCEIM- PROVEMENT PROGRAM.- "(I) COOPERATIVEAGREEMENTS.-The Secretary shall enter into a cooperative agreement with each State department of ag- riculture that agrees to conduct early plant pest detection and surveillance activities. "(2) CONSULTATION.--In carrying out this subsection, the Secretary shall consult with- O:\WEI\WEI08440.xml [file 11 of 161 S.L.C.

"0 the National PZant Board; and "(B)other interested parties. "(3) FEDERALADVISORY COMMITTEE~cT.-The Federal Ad- visory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.) shall not apply to con- sultations under this subsection. "(4)APPLICATION.- "0 IN GENERAL.-AState department of agriculture seeking to enter into a cooperative agreement under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an application con- taining such informationas the Secretary may require. "(B) NOTIF~CAT~ON.-T~~Secretary shall notify appli- cants of- "(i) the requirements to be imposed on a State de- partment of agriculture for auditing ofi and reporting on, the use of any funds provided by the Secretary under the cooperative agreement; "(ii) the criteria to be used to ensure that early pest detection and surveillance activities supported under the cooperative agreement are based on sound scientific data or thorough risk assessments; and "(iii) the means of identifying pathways of pest in- troductions. USEOF FUNDS.- "(A) PLANTPEST DETECTION AND SURVEILLANCE ACTNI- TIES.-A State department of agriculture that receives funds under this subsection shall use the funds to carry out early plant pest detection and surveillance activities ap- proved by the Secretary to prevent the introduction or spread of a plant pest. "(B) SUBAGREEMENT~.-NO~~~~~in this subsection pre- vents a State department of agriculture from using funds received under paragraph (4) to enter into subagreements with political subdivisions of the State that have legal re- sponsibilities relating to agricultural plant pest and disease surveillance. "(C) NON-FEDERALSHARE.-T~~ non-Federal share of the cost of carrying out a cooperative agreement under this section may be provided in-kind, including through provi- sion of such indirect costs of the cooperative agreement as the Secretary considers to be appropriate. "(D) ABILITYTO PROVIDE FUNDS.-The Secretary shall not take the ability to provide non-Federal costs to carry out a cooperative agreement entered into under subpara- graph (A) into consideration when deciding whether 'to enter into a cooperative agreement with a State department of agriculture. "(6) SPECIALFUNDING CONSIDERATIONS.--T~~Secretary shall provide funds to a State department of agriculture if the Secretary determines that- "(A) the State department of agriculture is in a State that has a high risk of being affected by 1 or more plant pests or diseases, taking into consideration- "(i) the number of international ports of entry in the State; O:\WEnWEI08440.xml [file 11 of 161 S.L.C.

"(ii) the volume of international passenger and cargo entry into the State; "(iii) the geographic location of the State and if the location or types of agricultural commodities produced in the State are conducive to agricultural pest and dis- ease establishment due to the climate, crop diversity, or natural resources (including unique plant species) of the State; and "(iv) whether the Secretary has determined that an agricultural pest or disease in the State is a Federal concern ; and "(B) the early plant pest detection and surveillance ac- tivities supported with the funds will likely- "(I) prevent the introduction and establishment of plant pests; and "(ii) provide a comprehensive approach to com- pliment Federal detection eforts. "(7) REPORTINGREQUIREMENT.-Not later than 90 days after the date of completion of an early plant pest detection and surveillance activity conducted by a State department of agri- culture using funds provided under this section, the State de- partment of agriculture shall submit to the Secretary a report that describes the purposes and results of the activities. "(c) THREATIDENTIRICATION AND MITIGATIONPROGRAM.- "(1) ESTABLISHMENT.-The Secretary shall establish a threat identification and mitigation program to determine and address threats to the domestic production of crops. "(2) REQUZREMENTS.-In conducting the program estab- lished under paragraph (I), the Secretary shall- "(& develop risk assessments of the potential threat to the agricultural industry of the United States from foreign sources; "(B) collaborate with the National Plant Board; and "(C) implement action plans for high consequenceplant pest and diseases to assist in preventing the introduction and widespread dissemination of new plant pest and dis- ease threats in the United States. "(3) REPORTS.-Not later than 1 year after the date of en- actment of this paragraph, and annually thereafter, the Sec- retary shall submit to the Committee on Agriculture of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry of the Senate a report on the action plans described in paragraph (2), including an accounting of funds expended on the action plaits. "(d) SPECZALTYCROP CERTIF~CATZONAND RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS.--The Secretary shall provide funds and technical assist- ance to specialty crop growers, organizations representin crop growers, and State and local agencies working wit speciactyspecialty crop growers and organizations for the development and implemen- tation of- "(I) audit-based certification systems, suchas best manage- ment practices- "(A) to address plant pests; and "(B) to mitigate the risk of plant pests in the movement of plants and plant products; and O:\WE~WEIO8440.xml[file 11 of 161 S.L.C.

"(2) nursery plant pest risk management systems, in col- laboration with the nursery industry, research institutions, and other appropriate entities- "(A) to enable growers to identify and prioritize nursery plant pests and diseases of regulatory significance; "(B) to preuent the introduction, establishment, and spread of those plant pests and diseases; and "(C) to reduce the risk of and mitigate those plant pests and diseases. 'Ye) FUN DING.-^^the funds of the Commodity Credit Corpora- tion, the Secretary shall make available to carry out this section- "(1) $12,000,000 for fiscal year 2009; "(2) $45,000,000 for fiscal year 2010; "(3) $50,000,000 for fiscal year 2011; and "(4) $50,000,000 for fiscal year 2012 and each fiscal year thereafter.". (b) CONGRESSIONALDISAPPROVAL.--CO~~~~SS disapproves the rule submitted by the Secretary of Agriculture relating to cost-shar- ing for animal and plant health emergency programs (68 Fed. Reg. 40541 (2003)), and such rule shall have no force or effct. SEC. 10802. NATIONAL CLEAN PLANT NETWORK. (a) IN GENERAL.-The Secretary shall establish a program to be known as the "National Clean Plant Network" (referred to in this section as the "Program"). (b) REQUIREMENTS.--U~~~~the Program, the Secretary shall establish a network of clean plant centers for diagnostic and patho- gen elimination services to- (1) produce clean propagative plant material; and (2) maintain blocks of patho en-tested plant material in sites located throughout the t nit el states. (c) AVAILABILITYOF CLEANPLANT SOURCE ~~ATERIAL.---C~~?~~ plant source material may be made available to- (I) a State for a certified plant program of the State; and (2) private nurseries and producers. (d) CONSULTATIONAND COLLABORATION.-Incarrying out the Program, the Secretary shall- (1) consult with State departments of agriculture, land grant universities, and NLGCA Institutions (as defined in sec- tion 1404 of the National Agricultural Research, Extension, and Teaching Policy Act of 1977 (7 U.S.C. 3103)); and (2) to the extent practicable and with input from the appro- priate State officials and industry representatives, use existing Federal or State facilities to serire as clean plant centers. (e) FUN DING.-^^the funds of the Commodity Credit Corpora- tion, the Secretary shull use to carry out the Program $5,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2009 through 2012, to remain available until ex- pended. SEC. 10203. PLANT PROTECTION. (a) REVIEWOF PAYMENTOF COMPENSATION.---~~~~~O~415(e) of the Plant Protection Act (7 U.S.C. 7715(e)) is amended in the second sentence by striking "of longer than 60 daysJJ. (b) SECRETARIALDISCRETION.--~~~~~O~ 442(c) of the Plant Pro- tection Act (7 U.S.C. 7772(c))is amended by striking "of longer than 60 days". Hw&ihas bees a hi& rig$. for new p~tinmdu~ti1,313 in the pat, TheVWKOE ia e&%&g~lxedcan &i_rr Ildmd of Q&rs mdt naw bor%~yhaw mte~de, This pmt &so eadssges r@la%~diPXC%ag~e~ kl@lt~Biag honey $sadu~tia;m,crop pkgnaGa~,md %@sir3 be &wpm2to mwke,t[SwurIdwiBQr 7'h: Asian Clivklrs Pbytlid&%t@fecf EkwaE Iwa ye23;rs %a, and nawtkmtefts 1Cl~waiicmp shipl~stkt16sto CCdibr~d~sad atlxer ~iM8pr~dttqhg s1&1a& w s. aeGtar~f the ci-s grwning c3is~aseGOW d@koyiirPg ~im~IXP~XIS&Y iia klorida, T'hc tight brown appfa 1~estI0,which hw b~enin I.fawi$ii btd ov~ra hupt&~El,year&, WZ%;J r~cex~$&y~?B~Ic~.~PvcF~~ in Cdifumia, [lik~tyiat~oa;luetkaw: fram Atgstrali% h~merang(.: of 911~ we&) arad wn eradicdion effiia-t is RBW t~ade(~w&yat a akt"~~s1of aver $$fb nxilbi~n..lte~~nrts prepared Far Ct~ngrk%&ad ttae IdBSlA l~avesg~tsd tktt iralvaq:uc swcias me enterirxg Nawasi t"iv~'lirnillicra times mekm rqiidlgrthan t,1~&'wdtusdrbat~p;, arid ~&ablislxingtke131sek~es in the isXahd5 fiva !~uadi%dtiazxea n%ara afiex-t &811 afty uther &&a in f!xc$Na3ian, 8 Jiulini-EJsEfederd-a&&) Bwspadoa Pailitiaat kIt3nt~Edulnt~matiand &QCJIP*~ - In~~qoratasASAP metht~dvk~gyfor I~QII~~~~LL, 'Re ~JI)FLaf Wcszzot~~1u c9em 95% aF the phss~ef~gern&~.d carga hfa &a %EBI:E-The abj~~t$v@is I@ &~wmrn(a&%@ aknGeidgsd.t& Gwm ssziiib~build-w in ZQCB8-2010,1:be YQ~LLI~~IE~~CN~CJI to depm

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I LIHUE WU 6 KAILUA-KONA WU 5 - WAIMANALO WU-7 1 GS-12 Port Director I I 1 GS-I3 Facility Director 1 GS-12 Port Director 1 GS-I 1 Safeguarding specialist 4 GS-9 Supervisory Bio Technicians 1 GS-12 Supervisor 3 GS-9 PPQ Officers 10 GS-7 Bio Technicians 2 GS-11 Safeguarding Specialists 1 GS-5 PPQ officer 1 GS-6 Admin Suprt Asst 5 GS-9 PPQ Officers 1 GS-6 Program Suprt Asst 2 WG-5 PPT Material Handlers 1 GS-7 PPQ officer 7 GS4 PPT Technicians 1 WG-8 maintenance worker 1 GS-6 Program Suprt Asst 38 GS-3 intermittents 10 GS-4 PPT Technicians 2 WG-5 Term Maintenance Workers 12 GS-3 intermittents 1 WS-7 maintenance foreman 5 WG-3 production workers intermittent Vernon H@[email protected] To 'Ljle 'jVong'~Lyle.Wony~~l~awa~i.yovr de.gov CG 01;17,200608:21 AM bcc Subject Re: Interceptions past five years

Hi Lyle, Ken informed me that no foreign ant interceptionswere reported fot the past 5 years.

Vernon *------'Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld

----- Original Message----- Bromt Lyle.Wong Seats 01/16/2006 06:25 PM Tos Vernon Harrington Cct carol.l.okada9hawaii.gov; Neil.j.Reirnerohawaii.gov Subjactr Ant Interceptionspast five years

Vernon, any luck tracking down ant interceptions for the past five years? Lyle ! i ! I

I Lyle Wong, Ph.D. Plant Industry Administrator State of Hawaii, Dept. of Agriculture 1428 South King Street Honolulu, HI 96814 tel: 808-973-9535 fax: 808-973-9533 PQ Ant Statewide Interceptions: Jan 2000 to Jan 2006

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? (Formicinaemale) BOX,ti& ICAe-20112 HIA L Thaw AC Y

*? IF ormi@ue @c) frsh box 16-Dec-2003 HIA 1 Taiwan AC Y

? (My rmectnar male) Box, fish 29-Mar-2MO HIA L slngap~re AC Y

Amblyopone M.Jluwrnberg~ cut flowers, peonies 03-My-2004 HIA I Calit0m.a AC N

Anoplolrpis gwilipes At large 08-Uu-2001 UUAI H Hawdni L N

Anoplolepis gr;)cilipes Con* 07-Aug-2002 PI0 M Hawaii SC N

Anoplolepis graciiipes Feed 16-Der-2003 P10 H CA SC N

Anoplolepis gmcilipes Feed 16-Dee-2003 PIO H Californiu SC N

Anoplolepis gr+ipes Nursrry 24-Sep-2003 PI0 M Hawat N N

Anoplolepis gpcilipes statice 17-May-2004 MAUl I California AC N

Anoplolepis lengipes Palm 05-MU-2001 PI0 H Hawaii L N

Brachyrnyrmex sp. Ficus 08-Jun-2000 HILO L FIonda AC Y

Brachymyrmex sp. Flower. red ginger I 1-Feb-2W1 mu1 L Florida AC Y

brachyrnymer sp. c.T. obsfuror Flower, cut LMul-2W MAU~ L Hilo, HI If N Campollot* vanegatus flower. gal pin^ 29-Aug-2005 MU1 I Caliiom~a AC N Camponotus rn& Dry 8d 27-Feb-200 1 HILO L California SO Y

C'mponotus pennsylvanicus Household goods 19-May-2003 K~LO H Georgia SC Y camponows sp. Box 11Aug-2003 HIA L North Carolina USM Y

Camponotus sp. Box, tish 03-0~1-2001 HLA L indonesia AC %'

A. -- - --. - - wd-y, January 1 1,2ud6 ?age l of I6 SCIENTIFIC NAME HOST DATE SECTION INF- ORIGIN PATHWAY NKO h'l':Vl'liS

Camponotw sp. Bromel~aQtiilandsia 3 1-May -2002 PI0 M Florida 1:E Y

Camponotus sp Ficus 08-JUII-2000 HlLO L Flonb AC Y

Cilmponoulj sp. Ficus O&Jw-2OW HlLO L Flonda AC . Y

Camponotus sp Flower, peony I 5-JuII-~W~ HIA L Min.newril B Y

Cmponotus sp. Spinach 14-Jun-2000 MAUl L Caliiorn~a AC \r'

Camponow sp. (m;lle) Box, fish HIA Slngqmre AC

Camponoh sp (male) Box, fish HIA Singapore AC

Camponotus variegatus Box, cardboard HIA Hawaii L

C'amponotus vanemus Parsley MAlJl Cdil'ornia AC

Ciudrocondyla nuda StrawkrIy MAUl California AC

Cadiwondy1d w~oughmnii Ficus HlLO Florida A('

Cxdiwndyla wroughtonii Palm PI0 Hawai L

i'rem;uoga&r sp Cactus MAUl Arqm B

Crzmatogaor sp. Container KONA Caliiornia S('

Crernaagzistrr sp Flower. cur HI A Cillibmia Al'

Crematogaster sp. Flower, cut HL4 Cal~fornia AC

i'rernatogster sp " (queen) Box, fish 02-Apr-2003 HIA L Singapore AC Y

Dolshcnlrrus bp. Coconut midrib brooms 211-Sep-2002 HIA L Ph~lipp~tus t3 Y

Dolichdmrus sp. Hard bight 09-Jan-2003 KLA H Philipptnrs AC' Y

Formica sp canons, blue crab 16-Jun-2004 HIA H Cdltornra AC Y

Fmca~p Moss. sph,ignum 18-Jul-ZM3 HIA M FlonA AC Y

ScIENTlFlC NAME HOST DATE SECTION IMF ORIGIN PATHWAY NYOSTATIIS

Linepithema hum~le plant. pl~bog0 03-May-2005 HLA L Cdifbrnta AC N

Ltneptthemo humile Plum, sugar 27-Aug-ZiNl Hk I2 cirlrromia AC N

Linepithema humilz Produce 04-Aug-2000 HM H California AC N

Linepithema humilt Protea 16-Jun-2002 HIA H Calitbmia AC N

Linep~themahumlie rasb 07-Sep-2005 MAUl I Calitomra AC N

1.1nepithrma humile " Seedling 07-Aug-2003 HIA H Califomra FE Y

Linepihema humile seedling, vegetable 30-Sep2W HIA L Caliiomia FE N

Lineplthcma humilr Sqwih i8-Jui-2lrOl MAUl L Califonua AC N

Lrnep~themahumile Statlce 2 L-May-2004 MAUl H Ho~lulu,HI AC N

Lineprthema humile Succulant 03-(kt-2Wi H1A M Caliiornia AC N

Linzpithema humile Succuht 17-Jan-2003 HIA L Callfgm~a AC N

Linepithema humilc Sugar Plums 13-JUJ-zw HA n Cal$yi~a AC N L~nepiihernahumilr sugarcane 17-May2004 MAUl 11 N Lineprthema hwnile ti leaf 27-Jul-2004 MAUl I Hilo; HI I1 N L~neptthrmahumilr Tomato, ycllow pear 09-Sep-2001 MAUI L Cdifomia AC N

Linepithema humilr (Mayr) mangulds, cut 02-Nov-2003 MAUI 1 Callfern~a AC N

Monomrlum destructor Box, wdboard 12-Sep-2003 PI0 H 7 SC N Monornorium destructor Feed 13-lun-2000 H1A L Califomla SC N

Monornorium destructor Feed I t -Sep2Uill PLO L Orqan SC N

Monomoriurn Jmuuctor Feed 2 I-jd-2003 PI0 ? California SC N

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SCIENTIFI(I: NAME HOST DATE SECTION I ORIGIN PATHWAY Nk:oSTAl.trs

Monomorium sp nr. desrmctor Lduhala mats 25Jul-2000 KONA M Indonesia AC Y

Ochr%llus glaber Bmmel~ad 2O-Nov-2(i01 PI0 L Hawaii N N

&hekllus glabzr Feed 29-t~tt1y-2002 PI0 L California SC' N

Uchetellus glakr Flower, cut 17-Jul-2004 MAUl I Hilo 11 N

Parauechina bourboniia At large 27-Apr-2000 PI0 L Haww N N

Paratrechina burbonica Ficus 3 1-Aug-LC41 H1A L Florida AC N

C Prrrauefhina bourbonica Nursery 01 -Feb-2002 PI0 NA Hawaii N N

Paratrechma bourbonica Plimts 28-Au~-2000 PI0 H Hawail N N

Paratrechina longcornis

Paratrechina longicornrs Aircraft 13-by-2005 MAUl Califomla B N

Pinechina longicorn~s Bonsai 25Sep-2000 liAU.41 L Hawaii L N

Parauechina longicorms Box, fish 08-Aug-2002 HIA L Singapore AC N

Citrus 02-Aug-2002 HlLO H Califon~a USM N

Flower, cut 13-Jul-2004 MU1 L Hilo. HI 11 N

Paatrechina longicorn~s Flowr, mums 23-IMar-2005 HM L Caliiornia AC N Piuarrech~nalongicom~s Nurs~ l3-J~-2003 MAUl L Hawails N N Paratrcchina longrcornis POV 21-JaZOi,Z PI0 M Grorgia SC N

Paratrrchim long~cornis Watermelon box 29-Jan-2003 PI0 L Cal~tbrn~a SC N

Paratrechina sp. Box, tbh 03-act-200 1 MA L lndonesra AC Y

Paraaech~nasp. Flower, red ginger I l-Feb-2001 MAUL L Flonda AC Y

Phcidole deutata ScheStlera 12-Jw-2005 HLA I Caliiom~il AC Y

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ScfENTIFlC NAME HOST DATE SECTION INF OMGIN PATHWAY NKQ sr~~rIS

Phridole mrgacephala Piants 28-Aug-2000 PI0 H Hawaii N N

Phridole rnegacephaia Soil 29-Sep-2003 MU1 Maut N N

Pheidole sp BromellaJ, t~llnndsia 07-Jan-2003 KONA L Flortda ti Y

Phs~dolcsp. Flower. red ginger I 1-Feb-200 l MAUl L Flor~da AC Y

Plagiolcpis dluaudi Heltconia 23-May-2003 HIA H Hawar I B N

Plag~oleplsallwudi Pdm 05-1Mar-2001 Pi0 H Hawaii L N Polyrhachis sp " BOX 3 1-0ct-2000 HIA L Jakarta AC Y

Palyrhachis sp. Leaves 24-Nov-2OMl HIA L Laos USM Y

Prrnolepis imparis Christmas tree 30-Nov-203 PI0 M California SC N

Prenolepis imparis Christmas tree 01-Dec-2003 PI0 SC Y

Prenolepis impans Christmas tree 01-Dec-2003 Pi0 I Pacitic NW SC Y

Prrnoleprs impans Flower, cut 17-Nay-2000 HIA L Virginia AC Y

Prenolepls sp. Christmas tree OZ-Dec-ZW)2 PI0 L Oregon SC Y

f%c:uolepis irnparis Chnsmias tree 30-Nav-2003 PI0 h Washington SC Y Pseudornynnc:~gra~llis Foliage, decorative 22-Sp21k31 MAUl L Flon& AC' N

Solenopsts geminata 08-Mar-2005 MAUI H California AC N Soienops~sgeminata Alfatfa 18-Feb-2001 HL4 H Washurgon SC N Solenopsis gcmtnm Animal wl 21-Dee-2004 PI0 1 California SC N Solenopsis grminata At large 26-Feb2001 MU1 H Haua~~ L N Solenopsis grrntnata At large 19-Jul-2Ot)l KONA L haw at^ L N Sulenops~sgrmlnata At large IS-Oct-2UOI MAUl H Hawaii N N ."

Wednesday. January l I, 2006 . Page I l of ib SCIENTIFIC NAME HOST DATE SECTION INF ORIGIN PATHWAY N~O~l'~~F~'S

Solenops~sgeminata Barley 22-Sep-ZOO3 PI0 L California SC N

Solenops~agrmtnata Canons 23-Feb-2004 HIA Republmc of Limr~htt AC N

Solenopsis gemina(a Canons 29-Miu-2005 HIA I Chnsunas Island AC N

Solenopsis gerninata clams 3il-Aug-2Wj HlA L Calrtornta AC N

Solenops~sgeminata Cmtes 29-Jul-2003 KONA H lndonrs~a AC N

Solenopsis gemma@ Cram 22-Dec-1003 HIA Calmfomia AC N

Sdenopsis geminata cut flowers 04-May-ZW HIA M California AC N

Solenspsis gemtnata 13-Jun-1000 HlLO L Oregon SC N

Solrnopsts pminata Fed 16-0ct-2(Wtl PI0 L Caltfomia SC N

Solenops~sgeminata Fred 06-Nov-2000 PI0 L Oregon SC N

Solenopsis gemmnata Fred i18-Nov-2000 PI0 L Oregon SC N

Solenopsis yminata Feed 22-Nov-20iW PIC1 L Caliiornia AC N

Solrnopsts pmtnata Fwd 17-Dee-20in) PI0 L Calilomra SC N

Solenops~sgemfinara Feed i2-JUII-200 I PI0 L Hawaii SC N

Solenops~sgemrnata Fed 1 3-Nov-2001 PI0 L Calrtbrnilc SC N

Solrnopsis gemutva Fed 1 3-Nov-200 1 PI0 L California SC N

Solenopsis geminilta Feed 15-Jan-20~2 PI0 H Hawatt SC N

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Solenopsis geminaw Feed 02-Jul-2002 PI0 L Calmfomta SC N

Soirnopsrs gemrnata Feed 03-Srp;ZW2 PI0 M Califomw. SC N SCIENTIFIC NAME HOST DATE SECTION lNF ORIGIN PATHWAY NKO STATIIS

Sotenops~sgemtnata Feed 07-Nov-2002 PI0 M California SC N

Solenopsis gemmaia Feed WDec-2002 PI0 L Nebraska SC N

Solenopsi geminata Feed 12-k-2052 PI0 L Califomla SC N

Solenopsis gminata Feed 15-Apr-2003 PI0 L California SC N

Solenopsls geminata Feed 05-Aug-2003 PI0 L Washington SC N

Solcnops~sgcminara Feed US-A%-2003 P10 L Washmgton SC N

Soienopsrs gemlnata Fted 08-Sep.2003 PI0 H Caiifomia SC N

Solcnopsis geminata Feed 26-Sep2003 MU1 L Calitbrn~a sc N

Solenopsis geminata Feed 29-Mar-2004 PI0 Califomla SC N

Solenops~sgemmnaza Feed 30-Mar-2004 PI0 Californlil SC N

Soiznopsis gemlnata Feed 21-Sep2Oo.Q PI0 H Californ~a SC N

Solenopsis gsminata Feed 28-Dec-2OW HIA L Calitbmia SC N

Solenopsis geminam Feed 25-Jul-200s HIA L California SC N

Solenopsis gemin- krJ, animal X-Ckt-2W3 MAUI California SC N HU Soirnopsrs geminata Flower, cut 03-May-2(i02 H Te? F E N Solenopsts gemin- Flower, prow 24Sep-2004 MAUl H Calltbmia AC' N Solenopsrs gem~nata General 04-Au~-2004 HIA , L Ciilttbmra AC N PI0 Solenopsis geminata Grain 17-May-2004 I Calttom~a SC N Solenopsis gemtnata Grass 29-Apr-2W MAUI H Maui L N Solenopsis geminata Hay 28-h-2OIH) PLO M W&mgton SC N Solenopsis gemmata Hay 211-Mar-2000 PI0 M Washingtan SC N

-. Wednesday, Jamq I I, 2006 . - -- . .. -. Page 63 of I6 SCIENTIFIC NAME HOST DATE SECTION INF ORIGIN PATHWAY Nk(jsr:cnis Solenopsis gmlnata by 16-Aug-2W2 H1A L Cal~iornm SC N

N Solenopsir yeminata Hay 14-Nov-2002 PI0 H Calitbmia SC

Solenopsis ynunata Hay 19-FebZM3 PI0 H Califom SC N

Solenopsis grminata Lemicr, green 27-May-2004 MAUI H Caluomia AC N

Solcnopsis geminata mulch, horticultural OY-Aug-2004 HIA L Wellsv~llc,M SC N

Solenopsis gemlnata NmfY 08-May-2000 PI0 NA ~WII N N

Solmopsts gemrnata Nursery 08-May-2000 PI0 NA Hawail N N

Solmopsis geminata Nursery O l-Feb-2002 PI0 NA Hawari N N

Solenops~sgeminata Nursery WJun-20U2 PI0 NA Hawaii N N

Solenopsis grminata Nursery 26-Sep-2002 PI0 N A Hi~war~ N N

Solenops~bgeminata Nursery 21-Apr-2003 MAUl H Maui N N

Sol~nopsisgeminata Nursery 03-Aug-2004 HIA L Honolulu, HI N N

Solenopsir geminata plant, cactus 07-Jul-2005 HIA I Cal~fomia AC N

Solenopsis geminata Potung mix 1 3-Nov-200 l PI0 L Calrlbmui SC N

Soirnops~smolrsta Schefilera 12-JW-2W5 HIA I Califom~a At.' Y

Solmopsis papuana At large 15-&-2OO 1 HILO M Hawaii N N

Solenopsis papuana Nursery 26-Aug-2003 PI0 NA Hawair N )

Solenupsas papuana Nurxry 02-Oct-20113 HLA 1 1:alifomw. N N

Solenopsis paupana Nursery 19-Apr-2004 . MALI1 1 Maui N N SCIENTIFIC NAME HOST DATE SECTION 1IYF ORIGIN PATHWAY ~liosr.4.n 1s

Sdenopsis sp. Flower, rase 2 1-Mar-2005 HLA L Florida AC '?

Tapinom mrlanwephalum Croton cuttings 3 I-May-2bO2 HIA H' Guatemala FE N .- I aptnonu melanocephalum Flower, cut 13-Apr-2005 HIA M California AC N

Tapinoma mlanocephalum Flower, protea 24-Sep20aQ MAUl H California AC: N

Tapinow melanofrphalum NUlWy 24-Sep-2003 Pi0 M Hawaii N N

Tapinom rnelanucephalum Nursery 13-0~1-2W3 MAUl L Maui N N

Tap~nomamelanocephalum " Orchid 14-Aug-2Oc#) PI0 L California UR n

Tapinom melanocephalum Orchid WMw-2001 PI0 L Florida AC N

'1 apinorna rnelanwephalum plant media 23-Aug-1004 H1A L Honululy HI I1 N .. 1 aptnoma rneimocephalum Samevieria 12-Jun-2003 PI0 H Oahu N N

raptnoma monomonurn chofolate I I-May-2005 KONA H Caldornra SC N

Tapinorna sp BOX,fish 14-Jun-2002 HIA L Philipp~nes AC: Y

l'rchnornyrnex albipes Orchid PI0 California

Technomy mrx albipes Fern. leather leaf MAUI Flondil

Tcchnornyrmex albipcs Ficus HiLO Florida

'r~chnumymxalbipes lettuce, baby mix MALI1 Kamuela, lil

'Technomyrmex albipes Longan HIA Flor~da

Technomymex albipes Nursery PI0 Hawaii

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Foreign Insect Interceptions

ORIGIN HOST DATE INTER- SCIENTIFIC NAME FAMILY DISPO- NKO FILE CEPTED SITION STATUS NO

Wood, dmm 22-Jul-1996 Heterobostrychusbnmne Bostrichidae Afr~ca TIR Y 60809 Wood, drum 22-Jul-1996 Lyctus afiicanus Lyctidae Ahca TIR Y 60810 Bamboo 3 1-0ct-2002 Aust~aha ? Cheyletidae Q ? -02-1003 Bamboo Australia 3 1-Oct-2002 Odonaspis greeni Diaspididae Q N -02-1003

Australla Banksia menziesii unknown Gracillaridae Container Austral~a 05-Jul-2001 ? Reduviidae TIR Y 62844 Container Australla 05-Jul-2001 ? Chrysomelidae TIR Y 62845 Container Austraha 05-Jul-2001 ? Pholcidae Flower, protea Australla 20-Aug-2003 ? Coniopterygidae TID ? 63444B Flower, protea Australla 20-Aug-2003 ? Entomobryidae TID ? 63443 Flower, protea Australla 20-Aug-2003 Aphis gossypii Aphididae TID N Flower, protea Austral~a 20-Aug-2003 Psectrosciara sp. Scatopsidae TID ? Flower, protea Australia 20-Aug-2003 Thrips tabaci Thripidae TID N grass, emu Australia 16-May-2004 no insects found IIR ? Protea Australla 08-Oct-1998 ? Gnaphosidae TIR Y Protea Austraha 08-Oct-1998 ? Theridiidae TIR Y Protea Australia 04-Nov-1998 ? Gnaphosidae I/R Y protea CF Austral~a 16-May-2004 Anthicus sp. Anthicidae TID Y protea CF Austraha 16-May-2004 Aspidiotus nerii Diaspididae TID Y Strawheny Austral~a 07-Nov-2000 ? (Hemiptera) R/R ? Bahamas Bromeliad 1I-Apr-1997 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae Q N Bahamas Bromeliad 16-Jul-1997 Hemiberlesia palmae Diaspididae Q N Bromeliad Bahamas 05-Nov-1997 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae TIR N Bromeliad Bahamas 05-Nov-1997 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae TIR N Bromeliad Bahamas 05-Nov-1997 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae TIR N Bromeliad Bahamas 18-Nov-1997 Hemiberlesia palmae Diaspididae IIR N Box Bah 25-Nov-1998 ? Anthocoridae TIR Y Box Ball 25-Nov-1998 Ahasversus advena Cucujidae TIR N Lauhala Ball 11-Dec-1998 ? Anthocoridae TIR Y Lauhala Ball 1l -Dec- 1998 Monomorium destructor Formicidae TIR N

Monday, Janua~y03,2005 Page 1 of I8 ORIGIN HOST DATE INTER- SCIENTIFICNAME FAMILY DISPO- NKO FILE CEPTED SITION STATUS NO

Bali Saffron Lasioderma serrico~ne Anobiidae 1/R

BC, Canada Plant bedding 7 ( Araneae) IIR

BC, Canada Plant bedding Clogmia albipunctatus Psychodidae IIR

BC, Canada Plant bedding Limonia sp. Tipulidae IIR

Belize Psiguria Saissetia coffeae Coccidae TIR

Belize Pterocarpus Ferrisia virgata Pseudococcidae Q

Borneo Orchid Orchidophilus aterrimus Curculionidae Q

Borneo Orchid Pyenosceles indicus Blaberidae Q

Brazil Box, cardboard Coptotermes sp. prob. for Rhinotermitidae D

Brazil Orchid Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae Q

Brazil Orchid Pseudococcus importatus Pseudococcidae TIR

Brazil Orchid Pseudococcus microcircu Pseudococcidae Q

Brazil pepper ben-Y Calopya mbra Psyllidae TID

Burma Orchid ? Sciaridae Q Canada Container 7 Theridiidae VR

Canada Container Lestremia sp. Cecidomyiidae IIR

Canada Flower, Astilbe japoni Aphis sp. Aphididae D

Canada Flower, Astilbe japoni Macrosiphum euphorbia Aphididae D

Canada Orchid Zosis geniculatus Uloboridae RJR

Canada Ornamental Otiorhynchus sulcatus Curculionidae IIR

Canada Pallet Unknown species Anthomyiidae IIR

Canada plant, zebra ? Lepidoptera IIR

Canada plant, zebra Lestremia sp. Cecidomyiidae IIR

Canada plant, zebra Planococcus citri Pseudococcidae VR

Canada Plants (Lamiinae) Cerambycidae TIR

Canada Plants Limonia sp. Tipulidae RJR

Canada Poinsettia Bemisia argentifolii Aleyrodidae IIR

Canada Potted plants Bradysia impatiens Sciaridae RJR

Canada Potted plants Limonia sp. Tipulidae WR

Canada Pussywillow Marmara sp. Gracillariidae RJR

Canada Waffle plants Bemisia argentifolii Aleyrodidae RJR

Chile Avocado He~niberlesialataniae Diaspididae RJR

Monday, January 03,2005 Page2of 18 ORIGIN HOST DATE INTER- SCIENTIFICNAME FAMILY DISPO- NKO FILE CEPTED SlTION STATUS NO

Avocado Hemiberlcsia lataniae Chile Diaspididae RIR Avocado Hcmiberlcsia lataniae Chile Diaspididae WR Avocado Chile 7 Labiduridac RIR Avocado Chile Hemibcrlesia lataniac Diaspididae RIR Avocado Chile Urophorus hu~ncralis Nitidulidae RIR Avocado Chile Hcmiberlcsia lataniac Diaspididae RIR grapes. green Chile Syrphus sp. Syrphidae IIR Persimmon Chile Pseudococcus calceolaria Pseudococcidae RE Persimmon Chile Pseudococcus longispinu Pseudococcidac RE Persimmon Chile Pseudococcus longispinu Pseudococcidac RIR Raspberry Chile ? Blattidae RIR Bamboo China ? Pteromalidac TID Container China ? Pholcidae IiR China Container ? Pholcidac I/R China Furniture Heterobostrichus aequaii Bostrichidae D Chma Stored food Dermestcs maculatus Dermestidac I/R Ch~na Stored food Sitophilus zcamais Curculionidac IIR China Wood Xylopsocus flavipcs Bostrichidae IiR Christmas Isla Box Eobia bicolor Oedcmeridae IIR Christmas Isla Box Pselaphanca apicata Ocdemeridae IiR Christmas Isla Box Paratrechina longicomis Formicidae IIR Christmas Isla Box Eobia bicolor Ocdcmeridae IiR Cook Islands Maile Orchamoplatus mammae Alcyrodidac RIR Costa Rica Coffee (Ceramhycinae) Cerambycidac WR Easter Island NA Eristalis tcnax Syrphidae TID Ecuador Banana ? Arctiidae IIR Ecuador Banana Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Pscudococcidac RIR Ecuador Banana Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Pseudococcidae IIR Ecuador Banana ? Pscudococcidae IiR Ecuador Banana Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Pscudococcidac TID Ecuador Banana Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Pseudococcidac TID Ecuador Banana ? Pscudococcidac IIR

Monday, January 03,2005 Page 3 of 18 ORIGIN HOST DATE INTER- SCIENTIFIC NAME FAMILY DISPO- NKO FILE CEPTED SITION STATUS NO

Ecuador ? Banana Pseudococcidae IIR Ecuador ? Banana Pseudococcidae I/R Ecuador ? Banana Pseudococcidae RE Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Ecuador Banana Pseudococcidae TIR Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Ecuador Banana Pseudococcidae T/R Ecuador Dysmicoccus sp. nr, bisp Pseudococcidae Banana TIR Ecuador ? Pseudococcidae Banana IIR Antichloris viridis Ecuador Banana Arctiidae VR Dysmicoccus brevipes Ecuador Banana Pseudococcidae IiR Dysmicoccus sp. N. bisp Pseudococcidae RE Ecuador Banana ? Pseudococcidae IIR Ecuador Banana ? (Subfamily Rutelinae) Scarabaeidae WR Ecuador Banana Ecuador Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Pseudococcidae WR Banana Ecuador Dysmicoccus sp. nr. bisp Pseudococcidae WR Banana Ecuador Dysmicoccus sp. nr.bisp Pseudococcidae WR Banana Ecuador Gryllus sp. Gryllidae IIR Banana Ecuador Dysmicoccus sp. N. bisp Pseudococcidae VR Banana Ecuador Frankliniella occidentalis Thripidae I/R Flower, gypsophila Fiji Alphitobius diaperinus Tenebrionidae IiR Kava Fiji Tribolium castaneum Tenebrionidae IIR Kava Fiji Paratrechina sp. Fonnicidae R/R Taro Fiji Pheidole fervens Fomicidae T Taro ? Theridiidae I/R France Box IiR Guam ? Trigonops sp. Curculionidae

Guam Aircraft ? Mycetophilidae WR

Guam Aircraft ? Tettigoniidae WR ? Guam Aircraft Scarabaeidae WR

Guam Aircraft ? Gryllidae WR

Guam Aircraft ? Sphingidae IIR

Guam Betel nut ? Tipulidae TID

Guam Coconut ? Sphaeroceridae TID Container Gryllus bimnaculatus Guam Gryllidae In7

Monday, January 03,2005 Page 4 of18 ORIGIN HOST DATE INTER- SCIENTIFIC NAME FAMILY DISPO- NKO FILE CEPTED SITION STATUS NO

Guam LD3 05-Apr-1995 Dolichoderns sp. Formicidae D Y 60173

Guam Mail bag 14-Aug-2003 Isometrus macutatus Buthidae WR N 63439

Guam n/a 22-Oct-2004 Protaetia orientalis Scarabaeidae VR n 63936

Guam Orchid 13-Aug-2001 Aleurodicus dispersus Aleyrodidae Q N 62873

Guam Orchid 13-Aug-2001 Saissetia coffeae Coccidae Q N 62872

Guam Pallet 03-Jun- 1999 (Eumeninae) Vespidae TiR ? 623 12

Guam Pallet 03-Jun-1999 ? Limacidae T/R ? 62313

Guatemala Banana 08-Jun-1999 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae IIR N vl-99-53E

Guatemala Banana 08-Jun-1999 Pseudococcus elisae Pseudococcidae I/R N 1-99-0531

Guatemala Croton cuttings 3 1-May-2002 Tapinoma melanocephal Formicidae RE N 63079

Guatemala Flower, limonium 07-May-2001 Frankliniella occidentalis Thripidae IIR N ARA-1091

Guatemala Flower, limonium 10-May-2001 Frankliniella occidentalis Thripidae WR N /IRA-113

Guatemala Flower, statice 19-Jul-2001 Frankliniella occidentalis Thripidae RIR N 4R.4-126

Holland Bouvardia 2 1-0ct-2001 Trialeurodes vaporarioru Aleyrodidae IIR N M-01-175

Holland Flower, ageratum 15-Jul-2001 ? Araneidae

Flower, lilium 29-Apr-2001 ? Psychodidae

Flower, lilium 29-Apr-2001 Bradysia sp. Sciaridae

Holland Flower, lily 15-Jul-2001 ? Muscidae

Hong Kong Cargo 09-Feb-2004 Heteropoda (Aranae) Heteropodid

Hong Kong Container 11-Jul-1995 ? Theridiidae

Hong Kong Container 11-Jul-1995 Psilochorus sp. Pholcidae

Hungary Candy 04-Feb-1997 Monomorium destructor Formicidae

India Container 24-Nov-1998 ? (Collembola)

India Container 24-Nov-1998 Technomymex albipes Formicidae

India Container 24-Nov-1998 Tetramorium lanuginosu Formicidae T/R Y 62100A

India Container 25-Nov-1998 ? Scutigeridae TiR Y 62 105

India Container 25-Nov-1998 ? Scolopendridae T/R Y 62 106

Indonesia Bamboo 08-Feb-1996 ? Asterolecaniidae Q ? 3-96-020:

Indonesia Bamboo 06-Mar-1996 ? () Q ? 1-96-030'

Indonesia Box 03-Jan-1996 Paratrechina longicomis Formicidae I/R N 60539

Indonesia Box 03-Jan-1996 Tapinorna sp. Fonnicidae VR Y 60538

Indonesia Box 20-Feb-2001 ? Salticidae WR Y 62732

Monday, January 03,2005 Page5 of 18 ORIGIN HOST DATE INTER- SCIENTIFIC NAME FAMILY DISPO- NKO FILE CEPTED SITION STATUS NO

Indonesia Box, fish 03-Oct-2001 ? Termitidae RIR Y 62924

Indonesia Box, fish 03-Oct-2001 Camponotus sp. Formicidae RIR Y 62923

Indonesia Box, fish 03-Oct-2001 Paratrechina sp. Formicidae WR Y 62925

Indonesia Box, fish 01 -Apr-2002 ? Staphylinidae IIR Y 63024

Indonesia Box, fish 18-Jun-2003 Monomorium pharaonis For~nicidae IIR N 63352

Indonesia Box, fish 16-Jul-2003 ? Linyphiidae WR Y 63403

Indonesia Box, fish 16-Jul-2003 Pheidole megacephala Formicidae WR N 63402

Indonesia Coconut 28-Dec- 1995 Ahasversus advena Cucujidae IIR N 60533

Indonesia Coconut, tiki stump 23-Jan-2003 Oryctes prob. rhinoceros Scarabaeidae TID Y M-03-028

Indonesia Container 20-May-1997 Pholcus sp. Pholcidae VR Y 61335

Indonesia Container 20-May-1997 Smeringopus sp. Pholcidae I/R Y 61336

Indonesia Container 27-Mar-2001 Phocus phalangioides Pholcidae I/R N 62758

Indonesia Crates 29-Jul-2003 (Cryptorhynchinae) Curculionidae TID Y K-03-043

Indonesia Crates 29-Jul-2003 ? Brentidae T/D Y K-03-044

Indonesia Crates 29-Jui-2003 Solenopsis geminata Formicidae TID N K-03-046

Indonesia Crates 29-Jul-2003 Vollenhovia sp. Formicidae TID Y K-03-047

Indonesia Crates 29-Jul-2003 Xyleboms affinis Scolytidae TID N K-03-045

Indonesia Fish 12-Mar-2003 Carpophilus sp. Nitidulidae I/R ? 63275

Indonesia Furniture, wood 18-Dec-1995 Heterobostrichus aequali Bostrichidae VR N 60522

Indonesia Grass 16-Nov-1999 Paratrechina bourbonica Formicidae I/R N 62435

Indonesia Lauhala 05-Apr-1999 ? (Psocoptera) T/R Y K-99-38

Indonesia Lauhala 05-Apr-1999 ? Anthocoridae T/R Y K-99-36

Indonesia Lauhala 05-Apr-1999 Monomorium destructor Formicidae TIR N K-99-37

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 ? (Psocoptera) TID Y K-00-59

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 ? (Pseudoscorpiones) TID Y K-00-57

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 ? Anthocoridae TID Y K-00-60

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 ? (Psocoptera) TID Y K-00-62A

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 Lyctus sp. Lyctidae TID Y K-00-620

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 Monomorium sp. nr. dest Formicidae TID Y K-00-61

Indonesia Lauhala mats 25-Jul-2000 Pholcomma sp. Theridiidae TID Y K-00-58

Indonesia Orchid 19-Sep-1997 Tetranychus urticae Tetranychidae , Q N 61533

Indonesia Palm, handcrafts 28-Apr-1997 ? Silvanidae TID Y 6 1295

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Citrus, orange (blood) Aonidiella aurantii TID Italy Diaspididae Box WR Jakarta 9 Cryptophagidae Box Jakarta Polyrhachis sp. Formicidae WR Aircraft Japan ? Sphingidae RIR At large Japan ? Araneidae IIR LD3 Japan Neoscona sp. Araneidae IIR Orchid Japan Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae TIR Orchid Japan Tetranychus sp. (telarius Tetranychidae TIR Orchid Japan ? Gelechiidae RIR Palm Japan 7 Coccinellidae D Palm Japan ? Coccinellidae D Palm Japan ? Aleyrodidae D Pear, Korean sand Japan Pseudococcus comstocki Pseudococcidae RE cargo deck Kadena, Japan Popillia japonica Scarabaeidae IIR Wood carvings Kenya, Africa Lyctus sp. Lyctidae TIR Box Kiribati Ananca bicolor Oedemeridae IIR Box Kiribati Ananca sp. Oedemeridae RIR Kiribati Box, fish Apis mellifera Apidae IIR Kiribati Box, fish ? Oedemeridae RIR Kiribati Box, fish ? Oedemeridae RIR Box, fish Kiribati Oedemeridae ? RIR Box, fish Kiribati Oedemeridae ?Oxalis sp. I/R Box, fish Kiribati Chelisochidae Chelisoches morio VR Kiribati Box, fish Cerambycidae ? RIR Kiribati Box, fish Formicidae Pheidole megacephala R/R Kiribati Box, fish Eulophidae ? RIR Kiribati Box, fish Pholcidae Psilochorus sp. RIR Kintimati Islan Box, fish Apidae Apis mellifera 1IR Korea Box Tenebrionidae ? TiR Korea Container Pisauridae ? WR Korea Container Dermestidae Attagenus sp. WR Korea Container Mycetophagidae Litargus sp. RIR

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Container Korea Scytodes thoracica Scytodidae RIR Pear, Korean sand Korea Pseudococcus comstocki Pseudococcidae RE Pear, Korean sand Korea ? (Oribatida) RE Pear, Korean sand Korea Pseudococcus comstocki Pseudococcidae RE Leaves Laos ? Lycosidae TID Leaves Laos ? Encyrtidae TID Leaves Laos Polyrhachis sp. Formicidae TID Palm Seed Madagascar ? Nitidulidae I/R Banana Malaysia Pseudococcus longispinu Pseudococcidae Q Cartons Malaysia Necrobia rufipes Cleridae I/R Grass, Malaysia turf Chorizococcus rostellum Pseudococcidae Q

Malaysia Grass, turf Chorizococcus rostellum Pseudococcidae Q

Malaysia Hoya Aspidiotus excisus Diaspididae TIR Malaysia Passiflora Tetranychus cinnabarinu Tetranychidae Q

Marshall Isl. Box Monomorium destructor Formicidae I!R

Marshall Isl. Box, fish Monomorium destructor Formicidae IJR

Marshall Isl. Pandanus 7 Salticidae I/R

Mexico Armgula Myzus persicae Aphididae WR

Mexico Armgula Brevicoryne brassicae Aphididae RIR

Mexico Asparagas Thrips tabaci Thripidae I/R

Mexico Bag Heteropoda venatoria Heteropodidae IIR Mexico Basil (Plusiinae) sp. ? Noctuidae R/R Mexico Basil Liromyza sativae Agromyzidae T!D

Mexico Basil Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae T!D

Mexico Basil Liromyza sativae Agromyzidae TID Mexico Basil Myzus persicae Aphididae T/D Mexico Basil Liromyza sativae Agromyzidae T/D Mexico Basil Liriomyza sativae Agromyzidae TiD Mexico Basil Liriomyza sativae Agromyzidae T/D Mexico Basil ? Aleyrodidae TiD Mexico Basil Bemesia tabaci Aleyrodidae RE Mexico Basil Liriomyza huidobrensis Agromyzidae RE

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Lirotnyza sativae Mexico Basil Agromyzidae T/D Liriomyza sativae Mexico Basil Agromyzidae TID Lirotnyza sativae Mexico Basil Agromyzidae RE Basil (Phytomyzinae) ?Calyco Mexico Agromyzidae RE Basil Liriornyza sativae Mexico Agromyzidae RE Basil Liriomyza sativae Mexico Agromyzidae RE Cabbage, kale Plutella xylostella Mexico Plutellidae T/D Cabbage, kale Trichoplusia ni Mexico Noctuidae TID Chiso Myzus persicae Mexico Aphididae WR Citrus, lime Marmara salictella Mexico Gracillariidae WR Citrus, orange Marmara salictella Mexico Gracillariidae WR Citrus, orange Marmara gulosa Mexico Gracillariidae RE Citrus, orange Aonidiella aurantii Mexico Diaspididae RIR Citrus, orange Aonidiella aurantii Mexico Diaspididae WR Corn Spodoptera frugiperda Mexico Noctuidae WR Corn Helicoverpa zea Mexico Noctuidae I/R Corn Carpophilus sp. Mexico Nitidulidae VR Corn Spodoptera frugiperda Mexico Noctuidae TIR Corn Mexico ? Nitidulidae RE Corn Mexico ? Nitidulidae RE Corn Mexico Carpophilus sp. Nitidulidae RE Corn Mexico 7 Nitidulidae T/D Corn Mexico Helicoverpa zea Noctuidae IIR Corn Mexico Rhopalosiphum maidis Aphididae IIR Corn Mexico Rhopalosiphum maidis Aphididae IIR Corn Mexico Spodoptera frugiperda Noctuidae IIR Corn Mexico Helicoverpa zea Noctuidae IIR Corn Mexico Helicoverpa zea Noctuidae IIR Corn Mexico Rhopalosiphum maidis Aphididae TIR Corn Mexico Rhopalosiphuln maidis Aphididae TID Corn Mexico Rhopalosiphum padi Aphididae TID Mexico Corn Aphididiae Rhopalosiph~ttnmaidis I/R

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Mexico ? Gelichiidae Epazote TIR Mexico Myms ornatus Epazote Aphididae TIR Mexico Orills sp. Epazote Anthocoridae TIR Mexico Macrosiphu~neuphorbia Lettuce Aphididae I/R Mexico ? Lettuce Syrphidae T/D Mexico ? Lettuce Scarabaeidae TID Mexico Brevicoryne brassicae Lettuce Aphididae T/D Mexico Macrosiphum euphorbia Lettuce Aphididae TID Mexico Trichoplusia ni Lettuce Noctuidae TID Mexico Trichoplusia ni Lettuce Noctuidae RE Mexico Nasonovia ribisnigri Lettuce Aphididae IIR Mexico Macrosiphum euphorbia Lettuce Aphididae IIR Mexico Nasonovia ribisnigri Lettuce Aphididae TID Mexico Nasonovia ribisnigri Lettuce Aphididae TID Mexico ? Lettuce Coccinellidae TID Mexico Nasonovia ribisnigri Lettuce Aphididae TID Mexico ? Lettuce, frisee Sciaridae IIR Mexico ? Lettuce, frisee Staphylinidae WR Mexico Frankliniella occidentalis Lettuce, fiisee Thripidae IIR Mexico Myzus persicae Lettuce, frisee Aphididae IIR Mexico Nysius sp. Lettuce, frisee Lygaeidae WR Mexico Blapstinus histricns Lettuce, green Tenebrionidae WR Mexico Frankliniella occidentalis Lettuce, lollo rosa Thripidae RE Mexico Nasonovia ribisnigri Lethlce, lotlo rosa Aphididae RE Mexico Nasonovia ribisnigri Lettuce, 10110 rosa Aphididae RE

Mexico LettL~ce,red 09-Feb-2001 Myzus persicae Aphididae TID N MRA-913

Mexico Lettuce, romaine 23-Mar-2004 Aphis gossypii Aphididae IIR n M-04-229 N 1-02-1 191 Mexico Liriomyza huidobrensi 26-May-2002 Diglyphus intermedius Eulophidae RE T/D N 4-02-1011 Mexico Liriomyza sativae 26-May-2002 Opius sp. Braconidae TID N 1-02-1201 Mexico Liriomyza sativae (bas 08-May-2002 Opius dissitus Braconidae TID N 1-02-137( Mexico Liriomyza sativae (bas 30-May-2002 Diglyphus intermedius Eulophidae TID N 1-02-1371 Mexico Liriomyza sativae (bas 30-May-2002 Opius sp. Braconidae

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Mexico Liriomyza sativae (bas 10-Jun-2002 Opius dissitus Bsaconidae RE N G02-1221

Mexico Liriomyza sativae on b 30-Apr-2002 Opius dissitus Braconidae T/D N 4-02-0831

Mexico Liriomyza sativae on b 01-May-2002 Opius dissitus Braconidae T/D N 4-02-0841

Mexico Liromyza sativae on B 27-Mar-2002 Diglyphus intermedius Eulophidae TID N 4-02-0721 Digyphus intermedius Eulophidae Mexico Liromyza sativae on b T/D Frankliniella occidentalis Thiipidae Mexico lolla rosa RE Delia sp. Anthomyiidae Mexico lolla rosa RE Parlatoria pseudaspidiotu Diaspididae Mexico Mango I/R Parlatoria pseudaspidiotu Diaspididae Mexico Mango RE Parlatoria pseudaspidiotu Diaspididae Mexico Mango WR

Mexico Mint ? Salticidae RE Onion, green Mexico Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae IIR Onion, green Mexico Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae RIR Pea Mexico Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae I/R Mexico Pepper, bell Spodoptera exigua Noctuidae m Pepper, bell Mexico Spodoptera exigua Noctuidae RIR Pepper, bell Mexico Spodoptesa exigua Noctuidae RIR Pepper, bell Mexico Spodoptera exigua Noctuidae WR

Mexico Pepper, bell Spodoptera exigua Noctuidae RIR

Mexico Pepper, bell Spodoptera exigua Noctuidae WR

Mexico Pepper, bell Spodoptera exigua Noctuidae I/R

Mexico Pepper, bell Spodoptera frugiperda Noctuidae T/R

Mexico Pepper, bell Myzus persicae Aphididae T/D Pepper, bell Mexico Myms persicae Aphididae T/D Pepper, bell Mexico ? Pseudococcidae R/R Pepper, bell Mexico ? (Diptera) m Pepper, bell Mexico Carpophilus sp. Nitidulidae WR Pepper, bell Mexico ? Encyrtidae RIR Pepper, bell Mexico 7 Staphylinidae RIR Pepper, bell Mexico Liriomyza huidobrensis Agromyzidae VR Pepper, chili Mexico Blapstinus sp. pos. histri Tenebrionidae I/R Pepper, chili Mexico Plodia interpunctella Pyralidae VR

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Mexico Pepper, pasilla 06-May-2004 Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae RE y M-04-402

Mexico Pepper, pasilla 07-May-2004 Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae RE y M-04-403

Mexico pepper, red belt 25-Nov-2003 Bactericera cockerelli Psyllidae Pd Y 63567

Mexico pepper, red bell Bactericera cockerelli Psyllidae

Mexico pepper, red bell Bactericera cockerelli Psyllidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell Unknown species Braconidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell unknown species Braconidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell species unknown Braconidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell Tetreanycbus sp. Tetranychidae

Mexico Pepper, red hell Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell Unable to ID, castings an Aphididae

Mexico Pepper, red bell Bactericera cockerelli Psyllidae

Mexico Pepper, red bell unknown Coccinellidae

Mexico Pepper, yellow bell 23-Mar-2004 Liriomyza sp. Agronlyzidae 11% y m-04-227

Mexico Raspberry 25-Nov-1997 ? Geometridae T/R Y K-97-333

Mexico Raspberry 25-Nov-1997 ? Syrphidae TIR Y K-97-334

Mexico Spring mix 01-May-2001 Liriomyza huidobrensis Agromyzidae T/D N RA-1046

Mexico Spring mix 0 1-May-2001 Nasonovia ribisnigri Aphididae TID N RA-1046

Mexico Spring mix 03-Nov-2003 Diabrotica undecimpnnct Chrysomelidae WR y K-03-62

Mexico Strawberry 07-Mar-2001 Chaetosiphon fragaefolii Aphididae TID Y M-01-047

Mexico Strawberry 10-Mar-2001 Chaetosiphon fragaefolii Aphididae TID Y 62745

Mexico Strawberry 02-Apr-2001 Macrosiphum euphorbia Aphididae TID N M-01-074

Mexico Tomato, cherry Drosophila sp. Drosophilidae

Midway Island Crates Gnathaphanus picipes Carabidae

Midway Island Crates Philonthns turbidus Staphylinidae

Narita, Japan Aircraft (Acridinae) Acrididae

Netherlands Container Achraearanea tepidariom Theridiidae

New Zealand ? Oligotoma saundersii Oligotomidae

New Zealand Box, clam (Pseudophyllinae) Tettigoniidae

New Zealand Box, clam ? (specimen decayed) (Lepidoptera)

New Zealand Cartons (Cerambycinae) Cerambycidae

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Carpophilus humeralis New Zeaiand Container Nitidulidae I/R N Sericoderus sp. New Zealand Containel Corylophidae IrR Y Typhaea stercorea New Zealand Container Mycetophagidae 1/R N Drosophila sp New Zealand Onion, green Drosophilidae I/R N Lasioderma serricome New Zealand Seed Anobiidae T/D N Chaetosiphon fragaefolii New Zealand Strawberry Aphididae T/R Y Pseudopachybrachius vin New Zealand Strawberry Lygaeidae TIR Y Chaetosiphon fragaefolii New Zealand Strawberry Aphididae T/R Y Chaetosiphon fragaefolii New Zealand Strawbeny Aphididae TIR Y Chaetosiphon fragaefolii New Zealand Strawberry Aphididae T/D Y

New Zealand Strawberry ? Anthocoridae T/D 7

New Zealand Strawbeny Chaetosiphon fragaefolii Aphididae T/D Y

New Zealand Strawberry Chaetosiphon fragaefolii Aphididae T/D Y

New Zealand Strawberry Chaetosiphon fragaefolii Aphididae T/D Y

New Zealand Strawberry Phytonemus pallidus T/D N

New Zealand Strawberry ? Thripidae T/D ?

New Zealand Strawberry Chaetosiphon fragaefolii Aphididae T/D Y

New Zealand Strawberry Phytonemus pallidus Tarsonemidae T/D N

New Zealand Strawberry Aphis gossypii Aphididae IrR N Canoe Nuku Htva ? Formicidae T/R ? Canoe Nuku Hlva ? (Araneae) TR Y Canoe Nuku Hlva ? (Coleoptera) TiR ? Canoe Nuku Hiva ? (Psocoptera) TIR ? Canoe Nuku Hlva ? Anthocoridae T/R ? Canoe Nuku Hlva ? Sciaridae TR ? Canoe Nuku Hlva ? Salticidae TR Y

Canoe ? Nuku Hiva Sphaeroceridae T/R ?

Canoe ? Nulcu Hlva Formicidae T/R ? Canoe Chloropidae Nuku Hiva Apotropina sp TIR Y Canoe Chloropidae Nuku Hlva Cadrena sp. TIR Y Canoe Nuku Hlva Clasiopella uncinata Ephydridae T/R N

Nuku Hiva Canoe 08-May-1995 Drosophila irnmigrans Drosophilidae TR N 60201

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Nuku Hiva Canoe Petiplaneta americana Blattidae T/R

Panama Zamia seed (Cycad) Araecerus fasciculatus Anthribidae T/D

Peru Pallet ? Bostrichidae TIR

Pern Pallet Teretrius sp. ? (Abraeina Histeridae T/R

Philippines 7 Heteropoda venatoria Heteropodidae I/R

Philippines At large Neoscona sp. Araneidae TID

Philippines Bamboo Monolnorium sp. Formicidae TID

Philippines Bamboo frames Typhaea stercorea Mycetophagidae Rnz

Philippines Banana none none Co

Philippines Box Monomorium pharaonis Formicidae IIR

Philippines Box Monomorium destructor Formicidae TIR

Philippines Box Monomorium destructor Formicidae T/D

Philippines Box Rhipicephalus sanguineu Ixodidae T/R

Philippines Box Tapinoma melanocephal Formicidae T/R

Philippines Box Monomorium pharaonis Formicidae TIR

Philippines Box, fish Tapinoma sp. Fomicidae IIR

Philippines broom, coconut midri unknown Psocidae ? TID

Philippines Cartons ? Salticidae I/R

Philippines Cartons Monomorium destructor Fo~micidae I/R

Philippines Coconut Monomorium pharaonis Formicidae D

Philippines Coconut Monomorium sp. prob. d Fonnicidae D

Philippines Coconut midrib broo Dolichoderus sp. Fonnicidae TID

Philippines Container Solenopsis geminata Formicidae I/R

Philippines fish, dried Monomorium destntctor Formicidae IIR

Philippines foodstuffs Monomorium destructor Formicidae I/R

Philippines Garlic cloves Monomo@umdestructor Formicidae TID

Philippines Hard freight Dolichoderus sp. Formicidae T/R

Philippines Orchid Diaspis hoisduvalii Diaspididae Q

Philippines Orchid Orchidophilus sp. prob. a Curculionidae Q

Philippines Orchid Pseudococcus longispinu Pseudococcidae Q

Philippines Straw broom Monomorium destructor Fonnicidae T/D

Puerto Rico Box Monomorium pharaonis Fonnicidae TIR

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Quarantine Ho quarantine house 07-May-2004 Unknown species Rhynchophorinac I/R Y 63697

Republic of Ki Cartons 23-Feb-2004 Solenopsis geminata Formicidae I/R n 63632

Samoa Handicrafts 11-Mar-1996 ? (Psocoptera) T/R ? 60616C

Samoa Handicrafts 1I-Mar-1996 Monomorium pharaonis Fomicidae T/R N 60616A

Samoa Handicrafts 11 -Mar-1 996 Psamrnoecus sp. Cucujidae TiR Y 60616B

Scotland Passiflora 05-May-1999 Tetranychus sp. Tetranychidae T/R ? L-99-32

Scotland Pterocarpus 30-Nov-1999 Femsia virgata Pseudococcidae Q N L-99-92

SE Asia Banana 26-Mar-1997 Antichloris sp. Arctiidae I/R Y 61213

Sicily, Italy citrus, blood orange 28-Apr-2004 Aonidiella aurantii Diaspididae R'R y M-04-347

Sinaloa, Mexic Pepper, red bell 29-Apr-2004 Araneae (probably) R'R ? M-04-366

Sinaloa, Mexic Pepper, red bell 30-Apr-2004 Liriomyza sp. Agromyzidae RE y 4-04-3671

Sinaloa, Mexic Pepper, red bell 30-Apr-2004 Tetranychus sp. Tetranychidae RE ? 4-04-367;

Singapore Baggage 13-Dec-1995 Tapinoma melanocephal Formicidae T/R N 60509

Singapore Bamboo flute 02-May-1996 Dinoderus minutus Bostrichidae I/R N 60659

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 (Psychodinae) Psychodidae I/R Y 60189b

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 ? Platypodidae 1/R Y 60190

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 ? Nabidae I/R Y 60193

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 ? Achilidae I/R Y 60194

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 ? Chironomidae I/R Y 60189a

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 ? (male) Formicidae WR Y 60191b

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 Geotomus ? sp. Cydnidae I/R Y 60192

Singapore Box 10-May-1995 Monomorium pharaonis Formicidae IiR N 60191a

Singapore Box 31-May-1995 ? Formicidae WR Y 602 17

Singapore Box 31-May-1995 ? Salticidae 1iR Y 60218

Singapore Box 24-Jan-1996 Camponotus sp. Formicidae I/R Y 60557

Singapore Box 24-Jan-1996 Tetramorium bicarinatu Formicidae VR N 60558

Singapore Box 24-Apr-1996 Monomorium pharaonis Formicidae T/R N 60656

Singapore Box 0 1-Jut-1 998 Tetramorium sp. Formicidae T/R Y 6 1868

Singapore Box, fish 14-Jun-1995 ? Staphylinidae I/R N 60228

Singapore Box, fish 25-Sep-1996 ? Salticidae I& Y 60891

Singapore Box, fish 25-Sep-1996 ? Chironotnidae I/R Y 60890

Singapore Box, fish 09-Oct-1996 ? Lygaeidae 1/R Y 60922

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Box, fish IIR Singapore ? Lygaeidae Box, fish RIR Singapore ? (Myrmecinae male) Formicidae Box, fish 1lR Singapore Culiseta sp. Culicidae Box, fish IIR Singapore Paratrechina longicornis Formicidae Box, fish RIR Singapore Camponotus sp. (male) For~nicidae Box, fish RIR Singapore Camponotus sp. (male) Formicidae Box, fish RIR Singapore Crematogastersp. ? (que Fonnicidae Orchid RIR Singapore Ixodidae fish carton ? IIR Tahiti Homalodisea eoagulata Cicadellidae IIR Taiwan Formicidae ? falcigera IIR Taiwan Box (Podopinae) Pentatomidae RIR Taiwan Container ? Pholcidae RE Taiwan Container Polyrhachis sp. prob. div Formicidae IIR Taiwan fish box ? Araneida IIR Taiwan fish box ? (Formicinae male) Formicidae I/R Taiwan fish box Culex sp. Culicidae Thailand TID At large Succinea sp. Succineidae Thailand Asterolecaniidae Bamboo Barnbusaspis robustum Q Thailand Formicidae Box Anochetus sp. IIR Thailand Formicidae Box Monomorium destructor IIR Thailand Box Psocidae ? TIR Thailand Box Blattidae ? T/R Thailand Anthocoridae Box ? TIR Thailand Silvanidae Box Sivanus bidentah~s TIR Thailand Box, fish Formicidae '? (Formicinae male) IIR Thailand Box, fish Formicidae Tetramorium bicarinatu IIR Thailand Container Pholcidae ? I/R Thailand Container Uloboridae Zosis geniculatus IIR Thailand Crates Bostrichidae Sinoxylon conigerum I/R Thailand Dead cat Phoridae Megaselia scalaris I/R Thailand Orchid (Collembola) ? Q Thailand Orchid Diaspididae Andaspis mackieana Q

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01 -Nov-1995 Furcaspis biformis Diaspididae Thatland Orchid Q 15-May-1996 Tapinomamelanocephai Formicidae Tharland Orchid Q 16-May-1996 (Formiclnae) Formicidac Thatland Orchid Q 16-May-1996 Tharland Orchid ? Carahidae Q

Thatland Orchid 16-May-1996 ? Elateridae Q

Tharland Orchid 16-May-1996 Adoretus sinicus Scarabaeidae Q

Tha~land Orchid 16-May-1996 Cylas fonnicarius Apionidae Q

Thalland Orchid 16-May-1996 Ectomocoris biguttulus Reduviidae Q

Thatland Orchid 09-Jnl-1996 Technomyrmex albipes Fonnicidae Q

Tha~land Orchid 15-Jul-1996 ? Bmchidae Q

Thalland Orchid 04-Feb-1997 Pseudococcus sp. Pseudococcidae Q

Tharland Orchid 26-Feb-1997 Camponohls (Colobopsis Formicidae Q

Tharland Orchid 25-Mar-1997 Bradysia sp. Sciaridae Q

Thatland Orchid 04-Jun-2001 ? Scirtidae RIR Orchid Tha~land 15-Aug-2001 Attagenus fasciatus Dermestidae Q Orchid Thailand 27-Aug-2001 Attagenus fasciatus Dermestidae Q i Orchid I Thailand 07-Jan-2002 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae Q Orchid Tharland 07-Jan-2002 Diaspis boisduvalii Diaspididae Q Orchid Thalland 18-Oct-2002 ? (Epyrinae) Bethylidae N A

Tha~land Orchid 12-May-2004 Plexipus paykulii Salticidae IIR

Thatland Orchid, Dendrobium 05-Mar-1996 Succinea sp. Succineidae T/D Orchid, seedlings Thailand 12-Mar-2003 Monomorium sp. Formicidae T Palm Thatland 24-Scp-1996 Paratrechina sp. prob. bo Formicidae IIR Quarantine Room 1 Thalland 12-Apr-2004 Polistes exclamans Vespidae IIR Rice Tharland 17-May-1996 Tribolium confusum Tenebrionidae IIR Suitcase Tharland 26-Aug-2003 Monomorium pharaonis Formicidae T Tile Thalland 03-Apr-1995 ? Pholcidae I/R Wood, crate Thalland 11-Jul-1996 Synoxylon contigernrn Bostrichidae IIR Orchid Thatland? 12-Feb-1996 Monomorium floricola Formicidae Q Orchid Thatland? 09-Aug-1996 ? (Lepidoptera) Q Orchid Tha1land7 09-Aug-1996 Gryllodes sigullatus Gryllidae Q Kava Tonga 09-Sep-1999 ? (Lepidoptera) TID

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Tonga Kava Morganella longispina Diaspididae

Tonga Mulberry ? Phytodeiidae

Tonga Orchid, Vanilla ? Pyralidae

Tonga Orchid, Vanilla ? Gelichiidae

Tonga Orchid, Vanilla Musca sorbens Muscidae

Tonga Orchid, Vanilla ? Noctuidae

Vancouver, Ca Box Gryllus sp. prob. bimacul Gryllidae

Vietnam Clothes Monomorium pharaonis Fonnicidae

Vizcairo, BC pepper, red fiesno Bactericera cockerelli Psyllidae

Zimbabwe Cat, house Haernaphysalissp. Ixodidae

Zimbabwe Wood giraffe Bostrychoplitescornutus Bostnchidae

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