Pest or disease

Trichoferus campestris

This guidance is for information only. It is your responsibility to check the relevant legislation, including the assimilated EU Regulation (Commission Implementing Regulation 2019/2072). Not complying with the requirements under the legislation may lead to delays and penalties at the customs border.

You must report any suspicions of Trichoferus campestris, wherever found.

To report suspicions, you must contact the relevant authority.

• Preferred name:

  Trichoferus campestris

• Common names:

  None

You can view photos of Trichoferus campestris in the EPPO Global Database.

Plant health publications about Trichoferus campestris

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Factsheet

Date	Title
September 2015	Factsheet - trichoferus campestris ppf (PDF)

Other publications

Date	Title
January 2014	PRA - Trichoferus campestris rapid Assessment v2.1 (PDF)

Plants known to carry Trichoferus campestris

Scientific name	Common names
Betula	Birch
Broussonetia	None
Fraxinus	Ash
Gleditsia	None
Malus domestica	Apple
Malus	Apple tree,Apple, ornamental
Morus alba	Mulberry tree, white
Morus	Mulberrytree
Populus	Poplar
Pyrus pyrifolia	Pear tree, Chinese,Pear tree, Oriental,Pear tree, sand
Robinia pseudoacacia	Acacia, false,Locust tree, black
Salix	Willow
Sorbus	Rowan tree,Mountain-ash,Whitebeam
Ulmus	Elm
Woody plants	Plants, woody

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