Procecidochares alani is a species of tephritid or fruit flies in the genus Procecidochares.

Specimens have been introduced to Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia as a biocontrol agent against Ageratina riparia.

Larve of P. alani feed on the inside of the invasive plant, and cause stem galls to form, impeding growth.

[3] P. alani was first introduced to Australia in 1987 as a biocontrol agent, but had limited success as it was soon effected by native parasitoid wasps.

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