Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(11), С. e32268 - e32268
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Epiphyas
postvittana,
commonly
known
as
the
light
brown
apple
moth
(LBAM),
is
native
to
Australia
and
has
a
restricted
global
distribution.
Its
polyphagous
nature
recent
surge
in
interceptions
have
emphasized
need
for
focused
risk
assessments
guide
effective
measures
curb
entry
of
this
pest
into
new
countries.
This
study
aimed
perform
detailed
invasion
assessment
using
an
optimized
MaxEnt
model
that
incorporated
19
bioclimatic
variables
elevation.
The
predictive
outcomes
underscored
significance
key
variables,
specifically
minimum
temperature
coldest
month
(bio6),
precipitation
driest
(bio14),
quarter
(bio19),
shaping
potential
geographical
distribution
LBAM.
Regions
beyond
existing
range,
including
southeastern
United
States,
southern
Brazil,
eastern
Argentina,
Uruguay,
Chile,
various
Western
European
countries,
were
identified
susceptible
establishment
by
An
increase
suitability
was
observed
above
45°N
40°S
under
future
climate
scenario.
With
respect
change,
LBAM
would
expand
its
range
Europe
especially
SSP5-8.5,
2050s.
upward
trend
latitudinal
gradient
mid-high
latitude
areas
implies
amid
changing
conditions,
may
find
favorable
habitats
these
regions.
For
countries
regions
with
risk,
it
imperative
implement
corresponding
inspections
quarantine
thwart
introduction
LBAM,
particularly
established
trade
ties
invaded
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2025
Abstract
The
woodwasp,
Sirex
noctilio
,
and
its
mutualistic
fungal
symbiont,
Amylostereum
areolatum
are
native
to
Eurasia
northern
Africa.
was
first
reported
outside
range
in
New
Zealand
1900,
Tasmania
1952
mainland
Australia
1961.
In
this
study,
we
consider
the
invasion
history
of
these
organisms
across
Australasia
through
population
genetic
analysis
using
mitochondrial
sequence
data
microsatellite
markers
compared
them
with
a
previously
published
dataset
from
global
collections.
study
included
contemporary
(n=461)
historical
(n=41)
samples
S.
dating
back
(n=176)
range.
No
structure
found
Australian
populations
or
symbiont
A.
reflecting
both
natural
(within
countries)
human-assisted
(between
spread
symbionts.
countries
had
lower
diversity
than
other
sampled
globally.
clustered
separately
all
were
highly
clonal.
While
results
suggested
multiple
early
introductions
two
countries,
it
also
reflected
an
efficient
recent
quarantine
system
that
isolated
reduced
their
complexity
parts
world.
findings
have
relevance
application
biological
control
for
pest
complex.
Baited
traps
are
a
basic
component
of
both
specific
and
generic
surveillance
programs
targeting
wood-boring
beetles
at
risk
introduction
to
new
habitats
because
global
trade.
Among
the
numerous
protocols
developed
over
years
for
longhorn
beetles,
jewel
bark
ambrosia
is
simultaneous
use
black
multi-funnel
set
up
in
understory
green
canopy
forested
areas
surrounding
ports
other
entry
points.
These
commonly
baited
with
multi-lure
blends
pheromones
host
volatiles.
In
this
study,
we
tested
trapping
protocol
eight
points
located
Europe
North
America
determine:
i)
relative
performance
black-understory
green-canopy
among
targeted
taxa;
ii)
whether
dissimilarity
communities
collected
by
vs.
was
affected
taxon
amount
forest
cover
traps’
surroundings.
A
total
96,963
individuals
belonging
358
species
were
collected,
including
21
non-native
species.
Black-understory
generally
more
efficient
than
detecting
whereas
opposite
trend
observed
beetles.
Differences
between
beetle
caught
mainly
attributed
differences
richness
while
turnover
contributed
beetle.
The
difference
number
two
methodologies
decreased
increasing
cover,
increased
when
moving
from
an
urban-dominated
forest-dominated
landscape.
Overall,
these
results
suggest
that
can
be
considered
very
approach
Diversity and Distributions,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 6, 2024
Abstract
Aim
The
Hemiptera
is
the
fifth‐largest
insect
order
but
among
non‐native
species
approximately
tied
with
Coleoptera
as
most
species‐rich
(Hemiptera
comprise
20%
more
than
in
world
fauna).
This
over‐representation
may
result
from
high
propagule
pressure
or
invasiveness.
Here,
we
assess
reasons
for
this
group
by
analysing
geographical,
temporal
and
taxonomic
variation
numbers
of
historical
invasions.
Location
Global.
Method
We
assembled
lists
invasions
12
regions,
countries
islands
(Australia,
Chile,
Europe,
New
Zealand,
North
America,
South
Africa,
Korea,
Japan
Galapagos,
Hawaiian,
Okinawa
Ogasawara
Islands)
border
interception
data
nine
Canada,
European
Union,
United
Kingdom,
Hawaii,
Japan,
USA
mainland
Africa).
Using
these
data,
identified
hemipteran
superfamilies
that
are
historically
over‐represented
established
species,
arrivals
(proxied
interceptions).
also
compared
patterns
establishments
suborders
regions.
Results
Across
all
over‐
under‐representation
were
similar.
Aphidoidea,
Coccoidea,
Aleyrodoidea,
Cimicoidea
Phylloxeroida
species.
These
same
not
consistently
intercepted
indicating
does
completely
explain
tendency
some
to
be
Asexual
reproduction
common
trait
key
explaining
invasion
success
superfamilies.
Conclusions
conclude
both
invasiveness
drivers
Sternorrhyncha
suborder
(aphids,
scales,
whiteflies)
plays
a
major
role
exceptional
general.
rates
provide
justification
biosecurity
measure
focusing
on
exclusion
group.
PeerJ,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13, С. e18700 - e18700
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2025
Insect
pests
represent
a
threat
to
the
integrity
of
historic
buildings
and
homes,
causing
serious
losses
irreversible
damage.
These
can
cause
extensive
damage
organic
materials,
including
wood,
textiles,
paper.
Beetles,
termites,
booklice,
moths,
cockroaches
are
just
some
main
insect
that
frequently
found
in
homes.
Beetle
species
such
as
furniture
beetle
powderpost
well
recognised
for
their
capacity
infest
feed
on
wood.
Termite
infestations
remain
undetected
considerable
may
even
lead
complete
destruction
building’s
structural
integrity.
Cloth
moth
larvae
known
carpets,
furniture,
clothes,
tapestries.
Some
wood-destroying
have
potential
harm
buildings.
Booklice
ability
eat
cellulose
fibres
archived
articles
artefacts
stored
heritage
buildings,
deterioration
documents
over
time.
This
article
reviews
literature
presents
an
overview
major
belonging
five
orders
Coleoptera,
Blattodea,
Lepidoptera,
Zygentoma
(long-tailed
silverfish)
Psocoptera,
which
pose
households,
museums,
depositories,
libraries,
cultural
We
also
discuss
biology,
impact
human
health,
various
approaches
identifying
them.
Diversity and Distributions,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Aim
Investigating
the
role
of
trade
in
elucidating
introductions
insect
plant
pests
via
specific
pathways
over
past
two
decades
to
inform
future
pest
introduction
risks.
Location
Global.
Methods
We
analysed
global
data
on
first
findings
and
network,
assessing
which
network
metrics
explained
cumulative
per
country.
compared
in‐degree
(i.e.,
number
countries
a
focal
country
imports
from)
out‐degree
exports
to)
across
different
investigated
intraregional
saturation
for
each
within
continents.
explored
relationship
between
risk
spreading
based
structure
temporal
sequence
realised
introductions.
Results
In‐degree
was
major
driver
alien
all
pathways.
For
several
regions
such
as
Europe
Asia,
with
extensive
regional
connections
serve
hubs
connecting
numerous
belonging
same
geographical
region.
The
intra‐regional
routes
reflected
less
restrictive
agreements
played
pivotal
spread
exotic
found
untapped
potential
opening
new
Africa
Oceania.
Conclusions
study
emphasises
increase
multiple
driven
by
few
key
countries,
warranting
intensified
surveillance
efforts.
Opening
commercial
poses
higher
risks
than
increasing
total
volume
from
partners
it
might
open
dense
international
pool
pests.
Incorporating
high‐resolution
tracking
entry
final
destination)
is
crucial
can
enhance
mapping
precision
reduce
Ecological Monographs,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
95(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Abstract
The
rising
introduction
of
invasive
species
through
trade
networks
threatens
biodiversity
and
ecosystem
services.
Yet,
we
have
a
limited
understanding
how
transportation
determine
spatiotemporal
patterns
range
expansion.
This
knowledge
gap
may
stem
from
two
reasons.
First,
current
analytical
models
fail
to
integrate
the
invader's
life‐history
dynamics
with
heterogeneity
in
human‐mediated
dispersal
patterns.
Second,
classical
statistical
methods
often
provide
reliable
estimates
model
parameters,
such
as
time
place
characteristics,
due
spatial
biases
presence‐only
records
lack
informative
demographic
data.
To
address
these
gaps,
first
formulate
an
age‐structured
metapopulation
that
uses
probability
matrix
emulate
reveals
invader
spreads
radially
along
shortest
network
path,
inter‐patch
distances
decrease
increasing
traffic
volume
reproductive
value
hitchhikers.
Next,
propose
hierarchical
Bayesian
method
estimate
parameters
using
data
prior
knowledge.
show
utility
approach,
analyze
zebra
mussel
(
Dreissena
polymorpha
)
expansion
North
America
inland
commercial
shipping
network.
Our
analysis
suggests
mussels
might
been
introduced
before
1981,
indicating
lag
5
years
between
detection
late
1986.
Furthermore,
our
model,
estimated
one
three
chance
they
were
near
Kingsville
(Ontario,
Canada),
where
reported.
We
also
find
survival,
fecundity,
during
early
life
(1–2
years)
play
critical
role
determining
success
mollusks.
These
results
underscore
importance
fusing
scientific
observation
processes
framework
for
conceptual
practical
spread
by
human
agency.
Journal of Ecology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 27, 2025
Abstract
Information
on
the
determinants
of
taxonomic
and
phylogenetic
diversity
invasive
plant
species
is
crucial
for
managing
plants.
With
globalization,
most
countries
have
experienced
substantial
economic
losses
environmental
damage
due
to
biological
invasions.
We
analysed
variation
in
structure
plants
among
worldwide.
To
do
so,
we
used
a
comprehensive
checklist
152
worldwide
calculate
(i.e.
Faith’s
PD
metric)
structure,
using
mean
distance
(MPD)
nearest
taxon
(MNTD).
then
combined
these
data
minimum
adequate
models
with
geographic,
climatic,
socio‐economic
international
trade
variables.
also
conducted
randomization
tests
determine
whether
was
clustered
or
overdispersed.
Taxonomic
exhibited
spatial
congruence.
were
positively
correlated
insularity,
annual
precipitation
(MAP)
HS‐12
(seeds,
grains
medicinal
plants)
import
values
per
capita,
but
negatively
associated
temperature
(MAT)
HS‐07
(vegetables)
evenness.
In
addition,
increased
airport
density,
evenness
lower
HS‐08
(fruit
nuts)
imports.
MPD
greater
land
area
density
fewer
exporting
source
countries.
MNTD
MAT
declined
insularity.
Phylogenetic
clustering
occurred
28.9%–49.3%
countries,
whereas
overdispersion
rare,
observed
only
0.6%–5.3%
Synthesis
.
Our
study
reveals
that
shaped
by
socio‐economic,
climatic
factors.
Nearly
one‐third
showed
species,
indicating
relatively
consistent
global
pattern.
These
findings
underscore
importance
integrating
both
perspectives
invasion
ecology,
emphasizing
need
regionally
tailored
management
strategies
effectively
account
regional
trade‐related
factors
mitigate
future
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
7
Опубликована: Июнь 15, 2023
The
environment
in
which
postharvest
crops
are
processed
and
stored
is
a
dynamic
ecosystem
influenced
not
only
by
environmental
factors
such
as
temperature
humidity,
but
also
biotic
influences
humans
insects.
Abiotic
variation
landscapes
of
warehouses,
processing
facilities,
storage
shipping
containers,
urban
agricultural
settings
can
drive
changes
processes
for
insects
living
system.
Principles
community
ecology
help
to
tease
apart
broad
interactions
among
the
including
succession,
with
conspecifics
that
lead
competition
niche
partitioning,
behavioral
variation,
physiology
developmental
changes.
Focusing
on
these
concepts
integrated
pest
management
(IPM)
product
insect
pests
managers
better
predict
risk
thresholds
develop
targeted
approaches
treatments.
Typically,
decisions
focus
single
species
without
regards
other
species.
Without
consideration
entire
ecosystem,
treatments
one
have
both
direct
indirect
impacts
may
equally
detrimental
effects
products.
Current
knowledge
ecosystems
lags
behind
what
known
field
ecosystems,
hinders
our
ability
design
effective
control
strategies
whole
Here,
we
present
review
work
using
lens.
We
analyze
how
current
state
regarding
incorporating
movement,
interactions,
energy
transfer
models
behavior,
climate
change
ecological
modeling
be
used
implement
more
IPM.
Implementing
will
significantly
improve
reduce
time
cost
associated
managing
treating
infestations.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2024
Abstract
The
rising
introduction
of
invasive
species
through
trade
networks
threatens
biodiversity
and
ecosystem
services.
Yet,
we
have
a
limited
understanding
how
transportation
determine
patterns
range
expansion.
This
is
partly
because
current
analytical
models
fail
to
integrate
the
invader’s
life-history
dynamics
with
heterogeneity
in
human-mediated
dispersal
patterns.
And
classical
statistical
methods
often
provide
reliable
estimates
model
parameters
due
spatial
biases
presence-only
records
lack
informative
demographic
data.
To
address
these
gaps,
first
formulate
an
age-structured
metapopulation
that
uses
probability
matrix
emulate
reveals
invader
spreads
along
shortest
network
path,
such
inter-patch
distances
decrease
increasing
traffic
volume
reproductive
value
hitchhikers.
Next,
propose
Bayesian
method
estimate
using
data
prior
knowledge.
show
utility
approach,
analyze
zebra
mussel
(
Dreissena
polymorpha
)
expansion
North
America
commercial
shipping
network.
Our
analysis
underscores
importance
correcting
leveraging
priors
answer
questions,
as
where
when
mussels
were
introduced
what
characteristics
make
mollusks
successful
invaders.