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A worked example is presented, using the CLIMEX model on the Queensland fruit fly, Bactrocera tryoni. The potential for its population growth in Australia is described, together with limiting climatic factors. Projections are made on the likelihood of permanent establishment of an accidental infestation in Los Angeles. The area of north America that would be put at consequent risk is then estimated.

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insecte nuisible modelos quarantaine cuarentena distribution naturelle facteur climatique factores climaticos distribucion natural insectos daninos ...

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation - Australia

Application of high-resolution weather data to pest risk assessment

1991

Royer, M.H. (United States Department of Agriculture, Hyattsville (Etats Unis). Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service) | Yang, X.B.

risque rusts usa damage cartografia meteorological observations observaciones meteorologicas conditions meteorologiques evaluacion estados unidos de america etats unis observation meteorologique ...

Institut national de la recherche agronomique - France

Ecological aspects of pest risk assessment [Agrotis orthogonia, Adelges piceae, Cercospora beticola]

1991

Hopper, B.E. (North American Plant Protection Organization, Ottawa (Canada). Plant Protection Division)

risque ecology pathogenic fungi insecte nuisible damage microclimat evaluacion evolution de la population evolucion de la poblacion hongos patogenos danos degat ...

Institut national de la recherche agronomique - France

From CLIMEX to PESKY, a generic expert system for pest risk assessment

1991

Sutherst, R.W. (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Indooroopilly (Australie). Division of Entomology, Long Pocket Labaratories) | Maywald, G.F. | Bottomley, W.