Diabrotica virgifera virgifera(DIABVI)
Distribution details in Ukraine
Current pest situation evaluated by EPPO on the basis of information dated
2023: Present, restricted distribution
First recorded in: 2001
Pest status declared by NPPO: Present, subject to official control (2018-02)
From CABI Pest map 576 (2012): Present, few occurrences
First recorded in: 2001
Pest status declared by NPPO: Present, subject to official control (2018-02)
From CABI Pest map 576 (2012): Present, few occurrences
EPPO Reporting Service (2002/001) : first catches in 2001, in Zakarpatya province near Hungarian/Romanian borders.
EPPO Reporting Service (2003/001) : further catches in same areas
EPPO Reporting Service (2004/058) : infested area reached 3000 km2. Spreading northwest from Romanian and Hungarian frontiers. Still confined to the Transcarpathian region (isolated by the Carpathians from the rest of Ukraine)
From Fedorenko & Pylypenko L (2012): first found in 2001, it is now established in 5 regions (23 000 ha). Under official control.
EPPO Reporting Service (2014/075) : the total infested area is estimated to be 33 047 ha (in 7 oblasts). Under official control.
Burdulanyuk et al., (2023): in 16 regions of Ukraine, with the largest areas infested with the pest in Mykolaiv and Chernivtsi regions. There is a noticeable increase in the area of the pest from 86167 ha in 2015 to 144167 ha in 2022.
EPPO Reporting Service (2003/001) : further catches in same areas
EPPO Reporting Service (2004/058) : infested area reached 3000 km2. Spreading northwest from Romanian and Hungarian frontiers. Still confined to the Transcarpathian region (isolated by the Carpathians from the rest of Ukraine)
From Fedorenko & Pylypenko L (2012): first found in 2001, it is now established in 5 regions (23 000 ha). Under official control.
EPPO Reporting Service (2014/075) : the total infested area is estimated to be 33 047 ha (in 7 oblasts). Under official control.
Burdulanyuk et al., (2023): in 16 regions of Ukraine, with the largest areas infested with the pest in Mykolaiv and Chernivtsi regions. There is a noticeable increase in the area of the pest from 86167 ha in 2015 to 144167 ha in 2022.
* Burdulanyuk AO, Tatarynova VI, Bakumenko ОМ, Yemets ОМ, Demenko VM (2023) Risks of spreading quarantine pests in Ukraine and controlling their population.. Bulletin of Sumy National Agrarian University. The series: Agronomy and Biology 52(2), 9-19. https://doi.org/10.32782/agrobio.2023.2.2
* Fedorenko V, Pylypenko L (2012) Quarantine and invasive species in Ukraine. Progress in Plant Protection 52(4), 1156-1164.
* NPPO of Ukraine (2014-04, 2018-02).
* Papers and posters presented at the Meetings of the EPPO ad hoc Panel on Diabrotica virgifera virgifera held jointly with the International IWGO Workshops on Diabrotica virgifera virgifera.
* Fedorenko V, Pylypenko L (2012) Quarantine and invasive species in Ukraine. Progress in Plant Protection 52(4), 1156-1164.
* NPPO of Ukraine (2014-04, 2018-02).
* Papers and posters presented at the Meetings of the EPPO ad hoc Panel on Diabrotica virgifera virgifera held jointly with the International IWGO Workshops on Diabrotica virgifera virgifera.
| Country | State | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belarus | Present, restricted distribution | ||
| Hungary | Present, widespread | ||
| Moldova | Present, no details | ||
| Poland | Present, widespread | ||
| Romania | Present, widespread | ||
| Russia | Southern Russia | Present, few occurrences | |
| Russia | Present, few occurrences | ||
| Slovakia | Present, widespread |