First discovery of inter-specific roosts of tribe Dacini (Tephritidae: Diptera) fruit flies from Asia: Maneuvering toward the efficient bio-rational management of true fruit fly pests

This study unveils the discovery of inter-specific roosts within the tribe Dacini of familyTephritidae (Diptera) fruit flies fromAsia, involving six species of Bactrocera Macquart. In addition, we also suggest a new parameter for inter-specific communication and discuss the possibility of interspecific communication among insects. We also indicate the possibility of roles of allelochemicals in establishing phylogenetic relationships.This finding advances bio-rational management techniques and offers a promising pathway for the effective control of true fruit fly pests.