Behind the Trend of Invasive Species: How Two Spot Cotton Leafhopper Research Can Inform Pest Management Strategies The two spot cotton leafhopper (Dolichopus biocellatus) is a highly invasive species found on every continent except Antarctica.
Native to India, it has spread through human activities such as international trade and travel, with estimated populations exceeding 100 million individuals in some regions.
Its impact on local ecosystems, particularly in tropical and subtropical areas, is well documented.