Invasive species



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  First records of Aculus taihangensis, a potential biological control agent of Tree of Heaven, in the United States

Biljana, Vidović; Tatjana, Cvrković; Marie-Claude, Bon; Nikola, Anđelković; Radmila, Petanović and Francesca, Marini
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 282

  Towards resolving species boundaries among walnut gall mites (Aceria spp.) in Europe

Tatjana, Cvrković; Biljana, Vidović; Nikola, Anđelković; Slavica, Marinković; Miljana, Jakovljević; László, Érsek; Géza, Ripka and Radmila, Petanović
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 105

  Invasive Mesostigmata and Ixodida of Australia: are detection patterns driven by taxonomic neglect?

Helen, Nahrung; Owen, Seeman; Helen, Nahrung and Owen, Seeman
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 97

  Spider mites in the Azores islands - Atlantic travelers and endemic diversity

Lurdes, Borges Silva; Alain, Migeon; Philippe, Auger; Luis, Silva; Francisco, Ferragut and Denise, Navia
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 96

  The spider mite Oligonychus yothersi (Acari: Tetranychidae), a new alien pest in Europe: joint records from insular Portugal, Spain and Italy revealed by integrative taxonomy

Borges Silva, Lurdes; Migeon, Alain; Auger, Philippe; Andolina, Francesco; Ferragut, Francisco; Giordano, Thomas; Naves, Pedro; Silva, Luis; Tsolakis, Haralabos and Navia, Denise
2025 - Volume: 65, issue: 4
pages: 1213-1224


  Predation of Raoiella indica (Acari: Tenuipalpidae) by Stethorus tridens Gordon (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae)

Monteiro, Vaneska Barbosa; Matheus, Maria Luíza Tavares; França-Beltrão, Girleide Vieira; Melo, José Wagner da Silva; de Lima, Debora Barbosa and Gondim-Júnior, Manoel Guedes Côrrea
2024 - Volume: 64, issue: 1
pages: 202-212



  First record of Cenopalpus officinalis Papaioannou-Souliotis (Tenuipalpidae) for Israel, Italy and Mexico

De Giosa, Marcello; Tassi, Aline Daniele; McDonald, Eric M. and Ochoa, Ron
2021 - Volume: 61, issue: 4
pages: 978-995

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