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California Department of Food and Agriculture Plant Pest Diagnostics Center 3294 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832-1448 California Department of Food and Agriculture Plant Pest Diagnostics Center 3294 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832-1448 What's Inside: Volume 20 Nos. 1-3, January-June, 2001 Entomology Highlights ...........3 Exclusion ................................ 16 Significant Finds .....................3 Plant Pathology Highlights ..... 21 New County Records ..............14 Significant Finds .....................21 CPPDR Janual-y-lune, 2001 Page 2 ~ah$brnia~lant Test Disease Report Editor: Raymond J. Gill Production Assistants: Ernest E. Riberal & Alisa L. Hossay The editor acknowledges the contributions of numerous individuals within this Department, without whose cooperation and assistance this project would not be possible. Funding for this publication is provided through the Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey, Special Project #44 USDA-APHIS-PPQ Correspondence concerning the CPPDR or subscription requests should be addressed to: Editor, CPPDR State of California Department of Food and Agriculture Plant Pest Diagnostics Center 3294 Meadowview Road Sacramento, CA 95832-1448 The California Plant Pest and Disease Report, Volume 20, Numbers 1-3, was issued and printed December, 2001. With the exception of artwork or other technical informa- tion taken from cited publications, California Plant Pest and Disease Report is in the public domain and may be freely reproduced with customary crediting of the source. CPPDR lanual-v-lune, 2001 Page 3 ENTOMOLOGY HIGHLIGHTS There have been substantial numbers of fruit flies trapped in California during the year 2001. By year's end there had been 15 different eradication programs started for five different Tephritid fruitfly species. However, larvae (the actual indication of an infestation) were collected only once. While most of the fruitfly finds occurred after July, only those collections made prior to June 30 will be recorded in this issue of CPPDR. The other finds will be listed in the July - December issue. MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY, Ceratitis capitata -(A)- A single adult female Medfly was collected in Los Angeles County during this time period. See the chart on page 4 for more details. As of June June 30, no Medfly infestation existed. MEXICAN FRUIT FLY, Anastrepha ludens -(A)- Several specimens of this serious fruit fly pest have been trapped in California during the time covered by this report. See the chart on page 5 for more details. However, as of June 30, no infestations exist. GUAVA FRUIT FLY, Bactrocera correcta -(A)- Several specimens of this serious fruit fly pest have been trapped in California during the time covered by this report. See the chart on page 4 for more details. As of June 30, no infestations existed. ORIENTAL FRUIT FLY, Bactrocera dorsalis -(A)-Several specimens of this serious fruit fly pest have been trapped in California during the time covered by this report. See the chart on page 5 for more details. At this point, no established infestations were indicated. OLIVE FRUIT FLY, Bactrocera oleae -(A)- This fly has been collected in many new counties this year. For a listing of trap catches, see the chart on page 5 - 6. For a distributional map of known counties infested with olive fruit fly see page 4. GYPSY MOTH, Lyrnarrtria dispar, -(A)-One Gypsy moth was trapped during the period of this report. The data is listed on the chart on the next page. No indications of an infestation were found at that site. However, two spray treatment eradication programs were carried out this year due to significant finds last year in Novato, Marin County and Fallbrook, San Diego County. CPPDR lanuarv-lune. 2001 Page 5 Mediterranean Fruit Fly, Anastrepha ludens, -(A)- January - June, 2001 collections County Date #M/F/Stage Trap Host Collector(sl Los Angeles Los Angeles 06/21 1F McPhail Apricot Ken Kietzer Mexican Fruit Fly Anastrepha ludens, -(A)-January-June, 2001 collections County Citv Date #M/FlSta~e Trap Host Collector(s) Plumas San Diego 06/21 1M McPhail Lemon Sharma Hasse Orange Santa Ana 05/24 1M McPhail Loquat Jaime Polanco Orange Stanton 05 / 24 1M McPhail Apricot Cathy Harper Guava Fruit Fly Bactrocrrn correcta, -(A)- January-June, 2001 collections County Citv Date #M/F/Stage Trav Host Collector(sl Los Angeles Echo Park 06/ 12 1M Jackson Loquat Joaquin Carrera Los Angeles Los Angeles 06/ 15 1M Jackson Apricot Richard Deluna Los Angeles Los Angeles 06/25 1M Jackson Jacaranda Juan Moreno Oriental Fruit Fly Bactrocera dorsalis complex, -(A)- January-June, 2001 collections County Crtv Date. #M/F/Stage TraD Host Collector(s) Los Angeles Los Angeles 01/10 Jackson Ornamental Fayek Girgis Los Angeles Granada Hills 06/05 Jackson Orange Nelson Dominguez Los Angeles Buena Park 06/06 Jackson Loquat Angie Gaytan Orange Placentia 06/27 McPhail Apricot Ana Marroquin Orange Placentia 06/25 Jackson Maple Armando Casas Orange Westminister 06/27 Jackson Peach Anna Gutterrez Gypsy Moth, Lymantria dispar -(A)- January-June, 2001 collections County Citv Date #M/F/Stagg Trav Host Collector(sZ Madera Oakhurst 06/05 1M GMTrap Oak J. Whatley CPPDR Januarv-June, 2001 Olive Fruit Fly, Bactrocera oleae,- (A)- January - June, 2001 collections County mY Date #M/F/Stave TraD Host Collector(sZ Tulare Ultra G WSS Olive Esteban de la Cruz San Mateo Foster City McPhail Olive Steve McDonagh Santa Clara Saratoga hc~hail Orange Leland Rand Santa Clara San Jose McPhail Orange A. Quintara Kern Bakersfield McPhail Grapefruit Virginia Shinn Kern Bakersfield McPhail Grapefruit Mary Moreno Kern Bakersfield McPhail Grapefruit Mary Moreno Santa Clara Saratoga McPhail Loquat Leland Rand Tulare Porterville Olive John Carter Santa Clara San Jose McPhail Lemon Linda Cervantez Imperial Fountain of Youth Champ Grapefruit Marcos Comage Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Olive Timmie Bressier Contra Costa Antioch McPhail Loqua t M. Slattergran Santa Clara San Jose McPhail Loqua t M. Brady Santa Clara Saratoga McPhail Loqua t Leland Rand Santa Clara Gilroy McPhail Loquat Cassandra Crawford Contra Costa Pleasant Hill McPhail Grapefruit Christine O'Boyle Santa Clara San Jose McPhail Loquat M. Brady Tulare Lindcove Champ Loquat John Carter Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Hanford Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Fresno Fresno Champ Olive Rice Alameda Fremont McPhail Apricot Gomez Kern Bakersfield Champ Olive Robinson Tulare Exeter Stewart Kings Avenal Champ Olive Timmie Bressier Kings Avenal Champ Olive TimmieBressier Kern Bakersfield Champ 01 iv e Robinson CPPDR Janual-y-June,ZOO1 Page 7 Olive Fruit Fly, Bactrocera oleae,- (A)- January - June, 2001 collections Countv Date #M/F/Stape Trap Host Collector(sl Kern Bakersfield 06/18 IF Champ Olive M. Robinson Kern Bakersfield 06/28 IF Champ Olive M. Robinson Santa Clara San Jose 06/12 IF McPhail Plum A. Quintana Santa Clara Saratoga 06/11 4M,7F McPhail Loquat Leland Rand Santa Clara Morgan Hill 06/12 1M McPhail Loquat R. Crawford Santa Clara San Jose 06/11 2M McPhail Loquat Nancy L. Ruby Merced Merced 06/15 I (unspec) Champ Olive Kamaijit Bagri Santa Clara Saratoga 06/18 3(unspec) McPhail Loquat Leland Rand Santa Clara Saratoga 06/19 2M McPhail Apricot Leland Rand Santa Clara Morgan Hill 06/25 11(unspec) McPhail Apricot C. Crawford Santa Clara San Jose 06/27 IO(unspec) McPhail Loquat M. Brady Santa Clara Los Gatos 06/24 1F McPhail Loquat S. Schmidt Monterey Monterey 06/27 1M McPhail Loquat Leslie Su tton Santa Clara Morgan Hill 06/19 IF McPhail Apricot C. Crawford Santa Clara San Jose 06/27 2M McPhail Apricot Juan Duran Santa Clara San Jose 06/21 1M McPhail Apricot Cynthia Bauer Fresno Fresno 06/ 14 2F Champ Olive R.E. Rice Tulare Strathmore 06/28 IF Champ Olive J. Stewart Glenn Ca~a~ 06/25 IF Olive Lester Messina Santa Clara Morgan Hill 06/25 IF McPhail Plum C. Crawford San Bemardino Colton 06/27 1M McPhail Apple B. Swanson Santa Clara Morgan Hill 07/03 3M, IF McPhail Apricot C. Crawford Santa Clara Santa Clara 06/28 1M McPhail Plum Paul Hoop Santa Clara San Jose 07/06 1M McPhail Plum M. Brady CPPDR Janual-y-June,2001 Page S NEW STATE RECORDS GREEN CONEHEADED PLANTHOPPER, Acanalonia conica -(a)- Trus plant hopper has been found for the first time in Cahfornia at Carmichael, Sacramento County for a new state record. The collection was made by a homeowner who submitted it to a nearby commercial nursery who in turn submitted it to the Agndtural Commissioner. The initial submission was on June 25, sub- Ag Inspector Lisa Arbegast. Subsequent surveys of the area by Ag Inspector Ramona Saunder and others indcated that the hoppers were found on several adjacent properties, where the habitat was cool and moist with ample shade. Nymphs were collected from euonyrnus, pittosporum and alder. Adults were found commonly on alder, less commonly on roses and cim. A smular survey by CDFA Entomologst Dck Penrose found that the hopper was established on small willows along Arcade Creek about a rmle west of the on& location. A short time later a specimen was found in a private collection that had been collected in 1994, at a residential site about four miles to the south of the oripal find, again in a cool and shaded location. Dck Penrose has now recollected the hopper from hssite. Shortly after, yet another collection was made four rmles east of the ori& find. The insect is apparently well estabhhed in the Carmichael area, and perhaps beyond. The hopper belongs to a family of planthoppers called the Acanaloniidae, one of about 15 famdies of hoppers in the superfamily Fulgoroidea.
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