Very little is known about Leptocybe invasa Fisher & LaSalle, a new fast‐spreading alien
pest infesting Eucalyptus in several countries. This study examined L. invasa infestation on …

Leptocybe invasa, an invasive gall-inducing wasp of Australian origin, recently emerged as
a serious eucalyptus pest of global importance. We examined the spatial and temporal …

Recently, pest occurrence in forest plantations has been increasing influenced by genotypes
and environmental conditions such as climate change, thus impacting production negatively …

This study explores infestation density of Leptocybe invasa on five commercially grown
Eucalyptus species in Coastal, Plateaux, and Southern Highlands agroecological zones of …

Abstract The Eulophidae genus Leptocybe Fisher and La Salle and its type species L.
invasa was first described in 2004 as an invasive galling pest causing serious damage to …

Leptocybe invasa Fisher & La Salle was first recorded several years ago in Sri Lanka in the
Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnh. plantation in Maragamuwa. Recent observations have …

Short Communication Page 1 Short Communication First Record of Leptocybe invasa and
Ophelimus maskelli Eucalyptus Gall Wasps in Tunisia Samir Dhahri and Mohamed Lahbib …

Leptocybe invasa, the blue gum chalcid, is a well-known pest of Eucalyptus globally. Since it
was first observed in the Mediterranean and Middle East in 2000, it has spread to other …

The gall wasp, Leptocybe invasa, is a devastating pest of eucalypt plantations, woodlots,
and urban trees in the Middle East, the Mediterranean basin, Africa, India, South-East Asia …

Farmers growing Eucalyptus species in Uganda were interviewed using a pre-tested
questionnaire to investigate their knowledge, perceptions and management of the …