Acizzia hakeae, Tuthill, 1952
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hakeae ( Tuthill, 1952) View in CoL
Type locality: New Zealand (introduced).
Additional distribution: Presumably Australia (but as yet undocumented). Introduced in USA, California.
Host plant: Hakea acicularis (in New Zealand), and possibly Hakea dactyloides (in Australia, see remarks below); in California recorded from Grevillea and Hakea spp., including Hakea suaveolens , Grevillea 'Noellii', and G. banksii .
Remarks: First recorded in California, in May 2000 ( Gill 2000, 2001, 2002). Tuthill (1952) described this species, first collected in New Zealand, as “apparently introduced from Australia ” and mentions that "Keith L. Taylor of the Division of Entomology [CSIRO], Australia, has taken a closely related species from Hakea dactyloides in New South Wales." The Californian introduction may therefore have originated from either Australia or New Zealand.
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