The rise and rise of Bactericera cockerelli in potato crops in Canterbury

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Tomato potato psyllid (TPP) Bactericera cockerelli (Scaron;ulc) (Hemiptera Triozidae) was first recorded in the North Island of New Zealand in 2006 Three years later the insect was found in the Oamaru area (South Island) Over the years there has been a rise in TPP numbers trapped in potato crops in Canterbury (South Island) Recently increased prevalence and severity of foliar and tuber symptoms related to plant infection with Candidatus Liberibacter solanacearum (CLso) vectored by TPP have been observed in trials and in commercial potato crops Moreover in the 201314 season the resulting zebra chip disease was observed for the first time in tubers at a processing plant in Canterbury It is concluded that Canterbury has a landscape where hosts are available yearround and a climate that does not seem to hinder TPP development The aim of this paper is to present a stocktake of TPP in Canterbury
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Authors J. Vereijssen,A.M. Barnes,N.A. Berry,G.M. Drayton,J.D. Fletcher,J.M.E. Jacobs,N. Jorgensen,M-C. Nielsen,A.R. Pitman,I.A.W. Scott,G.R. Smith,N.M. Taylor,David Teulon,S.E. Thompson;J. Vereijssen;A.M. Barnes;N.A. Berry;G.M. Drayton;J.D. Fletcher;J.M.E. Jacobs;N. Jorgensen;M-C. Nielsen;A.R. Pitman;I.A.W. Scott;G.R. Smith;N.M. Taylor;David Teulon;S.E. Thompson;
Journal new zealand plant protection
Year 2015
DOI
10.30843/nzpp.2015.68.5871
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/f6902846b1ad0a2a3756e217f41f0c58
Keywords
new zealand south tpp canterbury rise bactericera potato crops cockerelli

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