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CABI joined an international team of researchers from 57 institutions around the world to share its expertise in a ground-breaking study which highlights the urgent need to protect the world’s forests from non-native pests amid climate change. ....
Invasive harlequin ladybird causes severe decline of two-spotted ladybird, new study shows CABI scientists have led an 11-year study which shows how the invasive harlequin ladybird ( Harmonia axyridis) caused the severe decline of the two-spotted ladybird ( Adalia bipunctata) on broadleaved trees and shrubs in northern Switzerland. Lead author Dr Marc Kenis, Head of Risk Analysis and Invasion Ecology based at CABI s Swiss Centre in Delémont, of the research - published in the journal Insects - said the two-spotted ladybird was the most abundant ladybird at the 40 sites surveyed before the harlequin ladybird took hold between 2006 and 2017. The scientists discovered that the harlequin ladybird - which is a predator native to Central and East Asia and whose presence was confirmed in Switzerland in 2004 - quickly dominated the broadleaved hedges representing 60-80% of all specimens collected in this habitat. ....