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Adventive armoured scale insects (Diaspididae) are of particular concern in New Zealand horticulture due to their polyphagous nature, the damage they can cause, and their implications in biosecurity. Two important species of fungal entomopathogens recorded on armoured scale insects in New Zealand are Cosmospora aurantiicola (Fusarium larvarum) and C. fl ammea (F. coccophilum). Both have previously been recorded in New Zealand from unidentifi ed Coccoidea; C. aurantiicola has also been recorded on Hemiberlesia lataniae and H. rapax. During 2002–2003, fi ve forays were carried out to provide further information on the host range of the species and to collect strains of the entomopathogens that may have potential as biocontrol agents for armoured scale insects. Aspidiotus nerii, Hemiberlesia sp., Leucaspis brittini, Leucaspis spp., Pinnaspis dysoxyli and Eriococcus cavelli (Eriococcidae) were recorded as new host species for C.fl ammea. Hemiberlesia lataniae is reconfi rmed as a host for both species.

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Distribution and new host records for &lt;i&gt;Cosmospora aurantiicola&lt;/i&gt; and &lt;i&gt;Cosmospora flammea&lt;/i&gt; entomopathogens of Diaspididae in New Zealand