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Encyclopedia of Entomology
Plume Moths (Lepidoptera: Pterophoridae), Figure 81 Examples of economically
important plume moths: rose plume moth, Cnaemidophorus rhododactyla (above
); artichoke plume moth, Platyptilia carduidactyla (below). Line = 2 mm.
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Pests of Field Crops and Pastures: Identification and Control
In Australia, plume moths occur in the tropics and subtropics. Pest status: Minor,
widespread and irregular. In India, the plume moth (Exelastis atomosa) is a major
pest of pigeon peas. Identification: The larvae, pupae and moths are distinctive.
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Peterson Field Guide to Moths of Northeastern North America
3495 Gymnandrosoma punctidiscanum Dotted Gymnandrosoma LocustTwig
Borer Six-plume Moth Shaggy-spotted Wockia Grape Plume Moth Buck's Plume
Moth Lobed Plume Moth Rose Plume Moth YarrowPlume Moth Artichoke Plume
...
David Beadle, Seabrooke Leckie, 2012
A larger pterophorid, the Morning Glory Plume Moth (Emmelina monodactylus) is
a common species around cities; the caterpillars live on Bindweed and other
plants of the morning glory family. ADULT: Medium-sized (BL 10 mm; 23-27 mm ...
Jerry A. Powell, Charles Leonard Hogue, 1980
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Garden Insects of North America: The Ultimate Guide to ...
A. Artichoke plume moth larva in damaged bud. J. K. Clark/UC Statewide IPM
Program. B. Artichoke plume moth. K. Gray. C. Damage by snapdragon plume
moth. K. Gray. D. Cotton square borer larva and damaged bud. R. Smith.
A classic test of this strategy was conducted by H. D. Lange on artichokes in an
effort to trap the plume moth. Lange found that the plume moth, an American pest,
liked native thistles better than artichokes or cardoons, both of which are thistles ...
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Biological Control of Weeds in Australia
By 1998 the plume moth had established at 90% of sites and the insect had
dispersed over 20 km, and 41% of the sites were used for redistribution programs
(Kwong 2004). Figure 5: The adult horehound plume moth, Wheeleria
spilodactylus.
Jim Cullen, Mic Julien, Rachel McFadyen, 2012
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Endangered Wildlife and Plants of the World
... waves off the lake, can cause severe damage to the habitat. However, these
fluctuating lake levels also create the disturbed habitat essential for the long-term
survival of the species. The caterpillars of the artichoke plume moth (Platyptilia ...
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An Encyclopedia of Natural History
The largest, commonest, and most conspicuous among them is the white plume
moth, Pterophorus pentadaetylns (Linn.). Its larva feeds on Convolvulus, and it
may often be seen floating about weedy places, strawberry beds, etc., looking
like ...
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Wood's Popular Natural History
WHITE PLUME MOTH. SS7 Our last example of the Lepidoptera is the beautiful
WHITE- PLUME MOTH, an insect which never fails to attract attention, on account
of the singular elegance and beauty of its form. This insect belongs to a small ...
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Happy 'National Moth Week' - Celebrate July 18 at Bohart Museum …
A white-lined sphinx moth, and a Pterophorid plume moth, as seen in the UC Davis Arboretum. (Photos by Kathy Keatley Garvey). ------. «Patch.com, Июл 15»
California's drought has been a dream come true — for pests
Joe Pezzini, chief operating officer of Ocean Mist Farms in Castroville, says it's the plume moth that has him most concerned. With nearly 5,000 ... «The Verge, Май 15»
Eye on Nature
It was a white plume moth that must have come out of hibernation, from looking at your photograph. I found a jelly-like substance in a field. «Irish Times, Мар 15»
Why do butterflies and moths have such detailed wings?
The eerie, wispy wings of the plume moth resemble the long white feathers of an egret. This European moth takes to the low grassy fields of ... «Mother Nature Network, Ноя 14»
Ag Monday Profile: Robert Viales
The primary focus of the research facility at the time was the Plume Moth, which has been a problem for local growers for quite some time. «The Salinas Californian, Июн 14»
New Zealand Farmers use Moths and Beetles to Fight Weeds
In order to combat the weed, three insect bio-control agents — the cinnabar moth, the ragwort flea beetle, and the ragwort plume moth — are ... «Entomology Today, Апр 14»
Management of pigeonpea podborer
Major pod borings pests are: grampod borer, plume moth, spotted pod borer, spiny pod borer, field bean pod borer, redgram podfly or Tur pod ... «The Hindu, Фев 14»
Combat uniforms mirror this sizable moth
The interesting looking critter is a plume moth that looks exactly like a simple model airplane. At about the same time, Stegall found the ... «The Virginian-Pilot, Авг 13»
The very hungry caterpillar is quite fussy about its food
From your photograph, it was the convolvulus plume moth, Emmelina monodactyla. Recently I have been observing a black rabbit in my garden ... «Irish Times, Сен 12»
Discovered - The snails that hid from history
... in Devon that was thought to have been extinct for more than 60 years and a new species of plume moth at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire. «Independent, Авг 08»
