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Passion vine hopper, Scolypopa australis (Walker) (Hemiptera: Ricaniidae), a pest of kiwifruit, occurs on a wide range of native and introduced plants that are probably not equally preferred as hosts. Firstinstar nymphs and adults were observed on 69% and 53% respectively, of 42 plant species found at varying frequency in a survey of gullies adjacent to kiwifruit orchards in the Bay of Plenty. In choice tests with four plant species common in gullies, first-instar nymphs and adults preferred the native species mahoe ( Melicytus ramiflorus). Under nochoice conditions, survival from first to late instar was also best on mahoe. Of 10 plant species in a no-choice test, adults survived best and laid most eggs on the native species wineberry ( Aristotelia serrata).

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Selection of wild hosts for feeding by passion vine hopper <i>Scolypopa australis</i> (Walker) (Hemiptera Ricaniidae) in the Bay of Plenty