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------- Taken ‘larvae which appear to be this species’ from this plant
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------- very uncertain host.
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------- Reproductive host in Western Australia.
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-------- Reproductive host (infection usually causes branch dieback)
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------- Reproductive host in Western Australia.
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------- Reproductive host tree in California (US).
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------- Non-reproductive host.
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------- Feeding observed (as Salix matsudana).
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------- On Salix hybrids in Argentina.
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------- adult feeding only.
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------- Living host.
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------- Living host.
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-------- Living host.
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------- As Salix matsudana.
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------- Confirmed host (full pest developement).
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------- as Keonolla confluens.
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