“…As a result of a major international collaborative effort (De Meyer et al., ), these latter three species are now recognized as junior synonyms of B. dorsalis (Drew & Romig, ; Schutze, Mahmood et al., ; Schutze, Aketarawong et al., ). While the synonymization clarifies taxonomic identity and helps some aspects of pre‐ and post‐harvest control and market access (Dohino et al., ; Hendrichs et al., ), they also create new challenges. An organism, whose geographic range extends from Africa, across Asia to the Pacific, might be predicted to exhibit macrogeographic population structuring (Ascunce et al., ; Gloria‐Soria et al., ; Virgilio, Delatte, Backeljau, & De Meyer, ; Zhang, Edwards, Kang, & Fuller, ).…”