Only two species of economically important fruit flies occur in Australia. One of these is the Mediterranean Fruit Fly that permanently inhabits the growing areas of Western Australia. The other – and the primary cause of concern to the Tri-State region – is the
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Abiu |
Granadilla | Pepino |
| Acerola | Grapefruit | Persimmon |
| Apple | Grapes | Plum |
| Apricot | Grumichama | Plumcot |
| Avocado | Guava | Pomegranate |
| Babaco | Hog Plum (Vai apple) | Prickly Pear |
| Banana | Jaboticaba | Pummelo |
| Black Sapote | Jackfruit | Pumkin |
| Blackberry | Kiwifruit | Quince |
| Blueberry | Kumquat | Rambutan |
| Brazil Cherry | Lemon | Rangpur Lime |
| Breadfruit | Lime (all varieties) | Raspberry |
| Caimito (Star apple) | Loganberry | Rollinia |
| Cape Gooseberry | Longan | Rose Apple (Wax Jambu) |
| Capsicum | Loofah, smooth | Santol |
| Carambola (Star Fruit) | Loquat | Sapodilla |
| Cashew apple | Lychee | Soursop |
| Casimiroa (White sapote) | Mandarin | Squash, Zucchini etc |
| Cherimoya | Mango | Star Apple (caimito) |
| Cherry | Mangosteen | Star fruit (Carambola) |
| Chilli | Melons (all varieties) | Strawberry |
| Citron | Monstera | Sugar Apple (Sweetsop) |
| Coffee Berry | Mulberry | Sweetsop (Sugar apple) |
| Cucumbers (all varieties) | Nashi | Tamarillo |
| Custard Apples | Nectarine | Tangelo |
| Date | Orange | Tomato |
| Durian | Papaya (pawpaw) | Vai Apple (hog plum) |
| Eggplant | Passionfruit | Passionfruit |
| Feijoa | Peach | White Sapote |
| Fig | Peacharine | |
| Gourd, Bitter | Pear |
South Australian border restrictions differ from the Fruit Fly Exclusion Zone to see restrictions click here.
