
doi: 10.5424/1305
A chronological analysis of the Argentinian insect pests affecting not only native but introduced tree species as well, is presented. The main pests were arranged in accordance with their economical consequences and allocated by taking into consideration their taxonomy (Order, Family and Species). The insect geographical distribution, host species and damages are also described. The families included are: Formicidae, Cerambicidae; Curculionidae, Platipodidae, Chrysomelidae, Tortricidae, Psichidae, Hemileucidae, Megalopygidae, Phycitidae, Pyralididae, Aphididae, Adelgidae and Cercopidae.
entomología, plagas forestales, Argentina; plagas forestales; entomología, Forest insect pest, Argentina, Forest insect pest; Argentina
entomología, plagas forestales, Argentina; plagas forestales; entomología, Forest insect pest, Argentina, Forest insect pest; Argentina
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