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According to several articles published in April, a group of Australian scientists from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has drawn the Australian government's attention to the risk posed by the appearance of a new tomato pest. According to the researchers, a new hybrid caterpillar is seriously threatening tomato crops throughout the world.
The scientists have shown that in the group of caterpillars studied, each individual was genetically distinct, suggesting "a ‘hybrid swarm’ where multiple versions of different hybrids can be present within one population," explained Tom Walsh, one of the members of the CSIRO team of scientists.
