Year: 2023 Language: english Author: the North Genre: Practical guide Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 8 Description: Asian Gypsy Moth is the collective name given to a group of insects including the Lymantria dispar asiatica, Lymantria dispar japonica, Lymantria umbrosa, Lymantria postalba and Lymantria albescens varieties. These insects are found predominantly in eastern Russia, northern China and some parts of northern Japan. During the summer, there is a strong possibility they will lay eggs on visiting ships which will then inadvertently carry them to other parts of the world. The problem is that in their larval stage, when they look like caterpillars, the moths are big eaters of all types of plant leaves. The USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina are thus particularly concerned at the damage Asian gypsy moths might cause to their major forestry and fruit industries. This briefing provides an update of the various restrictions in force in these countries.
Contents
Asian Gypsy Moth – An Unwelcome Traveler � 01 Flight Season � 01 USA and Canada � 01 Australia � 02 New Zealand � 03 Chile � 03 Argentina � 04 Role of the Charterer � 05 Appendix – USDA Advice � 06
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Asian Gypsy Moth | Flighted Spongy Moth Complex
Language: english
Author: the North
Genre: Practical guide
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 8
Description: Asian Gypsy Moth is the collective name given to a group of insects including the Lymantria dispar asiatica, Lymantria dispar japonica, Lymantria umbrosa, Lymantria postalba and Lymantria albescens varieties. These insects are found predominantly in eastern Russia, northern China and some parts of northern Japan. During the summer, there is a strong possibility they will lay eggs on visiting ships which will then inadvertently carry them to other parts of the world.
The problem is that in their larval stage, when they look like caterpillars, the moths are big eaters of all types of plant leaves. The USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina are thus particularly concerned at the damage Asian gypsy moths might cause to their major forestry and fruit industries.
This briefing provides an update of the various restrictions in force in these countries.
Contents
Asian Gypsy Moth – An Unwelcome Traveler � 01Flight Season � 01
USA and Canada � 01
Australia � 02
New Zealand � 03
Chile � 03
Argentina � 04
Role of the Charterer � 05
Appendix – USDA Advice � 06
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