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Pest or disease

Thrips palmi

Warning 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.
Warning You must report any suspicions of Thrips palmi, wherever found.

To report suspicions, you must contact the relevant authority.

Preferred name

Thrips palmi

Common names

melon thrips
oriental thrips
southern yellow thrips

Synonyms

Chloethrips (Mictothrips) aureus
Thrips clarus
Thrips gossypicola
Thrips gossypicola
Thrips gracilis
Thrips leucadophilus

Plant health publications about Thrips palmi

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Factsheet

Date Title
August 2023 Factsheet - t.palmi_plant pest factsheet
(PDF)
July 2019 Factsheet - herbaceous growers factsheetv6
(PDF)

Other publications

Date Title
September 2023 PD Notice - t.palmi_plant pest factsheet
(PDF)

Plants known to carry Thrips palmi


Scientific name Common names
Benincasa hispida Wax gourd,Gourd, white,Melon, preserving Chinese,Pumpkin, ash,Squash, Chinese
Capsella bursa-pastoris Shepherd's-purse
Capsicum annuum Bell pepper,Paprica,Pepper, sweet,Pepper, red
Cerastium glomeratum Mouse-ear, sticky,Chickweed, sticky,Chickweed, mouse-ear
Chrysanthemum x morifolium Florists' chrysanthemum,Chrysanthemum,Chrysanthemum Koreanum hybrids
Citrullus lanatus Watermelon,Citrul,Melon, Egusi
Cucumis melo Melon
Cucumis sativus Cucumber
Cucurbita pepo Gourd, edible,Marrow, garden,Squash, summer,Pumpkin
Cucurbitaceae (family) Plants of the cucumber/gourd/melon family
Cyclamen persicum Cyclamen, ivy-leaved,Cyclamen, florist's
Ficus Fig tree
Glycine max Soybean,Soya bean,Soybean
Helianthus annuus Sunflower, common
Herbaceous ornamental plants None
Momordica None
Nicotiana tabacum Tobacco, Virginian
Orchidaceae (family) None
Phaseolus vulgaris Bean, garden,Bean, dry,Bean, kidney
Pisum sativum Pea, shelling,Pea, round-seeded
Plants (general) None
Sesamum indicum Sesame, common,Simsim, common
Solanaceae (family) None
Solanum lycopersicum Tomato,tomato (direct-seeded),tomato (transplanted)
Solanum melongena Aubergine,Eggplant
Solanum tuberosum Potato
Vegetable plants Plants, vegetable
Vicia sativa Vetch, common,Vetch, summer,Vetch, broad-leaved purple
Vigna unguiculata Cowpea, common,Southern pea,Black-eyed pea
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