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New Zealand fl ower thrips (NZFT) (Thrips obscuratus) invade the fl owers and fruit of a number of different horticultural crops in New Zealand from spring to summer. In Canterbury and elsewhere, very large numbers of NZFT can be found in grape fl owers in November but it is not clear where they come from. An hypothesis is presented that Canterbury high country weeds (i.e. gorse and broom) fl owering in spring are the source for New Zealand fl ower thrips populations that subsequently invade lowland horticultural crops on prevailing north-westerly winds.

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Are high country weeds the source of New Zealand flower thrips on crop plants in spring