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Risk Assessment Approaches for Ophraella communa as a Biological Control Agent for Ambrosia artemisiifolia in Agricultural Landscapes of Southeastern Central Europe: A Review

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作者： Nduwayo, Patrice;Schaffner, Urs;Tarigan, Sri Ita;Dorner, Zita;Kiss, Jozsef;Desneux, Nicolas;Lesieur, Vincent;Rousset, Zoe;Muller-Scharer, Heinz;Toepfer, Stefan

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关键词： common ragweed;ragweed beetle;fundamental host range;realized host range;central European risk assessment

期刊名称： AGRONOMY-BASEL

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年卷期： 2025 年 15 卷 8 期

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收录情况： SCIE（2025版）

摘要： Common ragweed, Ambrosia artemisiifolia (Asteraceae), is an invasive weed that causes problems in cropping systems and to human health both in its native range in North and Central America and the introduced range in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Ophraella communa, an herbivorous chrysomelid beetle from North America, was accidentally introduced into East Asia and Europe, where it significantly reduces weed populations and pollen production. Despite extensive research on its host specificity and risk assessment, the potential environmental risk of this biological control agent in southeastern Central Europe, one of the most heavily invaded areas by A. artemisiifolia, remains to be determined. This literature review attempts to summarize the results of host-range testing conducted so far and identifies plant taxa native to southeastern Central Europe that have not been tested yet. The results suggest that the host range of O. communa is not yet entirely clear, but may include some plant species from the tribes Heliantheae, Inuleae, Anthemideae, Cardueae, Astereae, and/or Coreopsideae. So far, only some of the 21 genera from those tribes with species in southeastern Central Europe have been tested. We therefore suggest further host specificity studies with representatives of these plant genera to fully assess the potential non-target risks by O. communa in agricultural and natural habitats.

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