Acknowledgments
We would like to thank Pentarch Forestry, HVP Plantations, and
Australian Blue Gum Plantations for allowing us access to field sites
for collecting. RDR would like to thank the Australian National
University and the Head Lab for providing laboratory space during his
two field seasons, and Constanza Leon for her assistance in collecting
and the tedious rearing of Eadya . We are extremely grateful to
Geoff Allen for initiating the research on Eadya as potential
biocontrol agents for paropsines in New Zealand. Geoff Allen contributed
all the Tasmanian specimens, many originally collected by Antony Rice,
that are now DNA vouchers in UCF. Last, but not least, RDR would like to
thank Salena Kasha for her assistance with the molecular work for this
study. This study was supported by Strategic Science Investment Funding
C04X1703 provided to TMW at Scion from the New Zealand Ministry of
Business Innovation and Employment to fund RDR collecting samples for
this study. JAD would like to thank Eric Goolsby for the use of
analytical chemistry equipment, Lindsay Plyler and Meghan Blickle for
help with phytochemical sample prep.