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Tracing new pests has two aims, to determine the entry pathway and to determine the potential for dispersal and spread. Tracing entry pathways enables the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry to target risk goods for inspection and enhance Import Health Standards. Impatiens necrotic spot virus (INSV) was identified from freesias grown from seed in a Christchurch nursery in August 2003. INSV is not seed transmissible and survey work and tracing discovered a link at two sites between impatiens imported as tissue culture from the USA. However, this link was not conclusive, since the same impatiens tested negative when traced to a third site. The nest of a tropical fire ant (Solenopsis geminata), a potential health and environment pest, was discovered in June 2003 adjacent to a container yard drainage culvert at Mt Maunganui. Historical interception records, site characteristics and diagnostic evaluation indicate the most likely entry pathway was direct establishment from a shipping container from the Pacific Islands. White-spotted longicorn beetle, Anoplophora chinensis, a potential forestry pest was discovered at an industrial property in Tauranga in July 2003. Tracing determined the entry pathway as wooden reels from China. Eight out of ten reels were traced and fumigated or destroyed.

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Tracing of the likely entry and dispersal pathways of three recent pest and disease incursions into New Zealand