A review of published material indicates that no serious insect pests have been encountered so far, except for root-feeding termites, which can cause high seedling mortality. Pest problems in Australia and other countries are briefly outlined. The possibilities of problems arising in India from immigration or a shift in the feeding habits of indigenous insects are discussed and the need for quarantine regulations is stressed.

Jyoti Kumar Sharma

Center for Environmental Sciences & Engineering

K Nair S S

G Mathew

R Varma V

V Sudheendrakumar V

C Nair T S

S Kedharnath

S Kondas

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Insect pests of eucalypts in India