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Approximately 750,000 P. maculipennis (internal, facultatively gregarious, encyrtid parasitoids of the obscure mealybug (Pseudococcus viburni)) were released to 41 pipfruit orchards in Hawke’s Bay, Nelson/Motueka and Auckland, and to the Wellington Botanic Gardens between 2001 and 2004. At least a year later, they were recovered from 83% of the Hawke’s Bay, and 60% of the Nelson orchards, and from the Wellington Botanic Gardens, indicating that the parasitoid has a solid foothold in New Zealand. Pseudaphycus maculipennis have dispersed since their release at a natural rate of about 200 m/year. Laboratory, mass-rearing production techniques for P. maculipennis are described. No measures of the impact of P. maculipennis on obscure mealybug populations in orchards have yet been carried out

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Massrearing establishment and dispersal of <i>Pseudaphycus maculipennis</i> a biocontrol agent for obscure mealybug