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The elm sphinx moth, Ceratomia amyntor, is a North American moth in the hawk moth family Sphingidae. Its caterpillars feed on elm and several other deciduous trees and can be recognized by four conspicuous hornlike projections near the front of the body, in addition to the rear horn typical of many...
The White-spotted Pinion Moth (Cosmia diffinis) is a noctuid moth found in Europe. It is identified by reddish-brown forewings marked with pale or white costal blotches and lines, which distinguish it from related species in the genus Cosmia. The species was described by Carl Linnaeus in 1767 and is...
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Crisp white spotting and conservation concern attract specialist attention, but otherwise conventional noctuid styling limits acclaim.
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Rhodotus palmatus, commonly called the wrinkled peach, is a distinctive pink to peach-colored mushroom that grows as a saprotroph on decaying hardwood. Its cap often has a gelatinous surface marked by pale ridges or a net-like wrinkled pattern, while the stem is similarly pinkish. The species is ass...
The elm leaf beetle (Pyrrhalta luteola) is a chrysomelid beetle native to Europe that has become a widespread pest of elm trees in North America, Australia, and elsewhere. Both adults and larvae feed on elm foliage, skeletonizing the leaves, and heavy infestations can repeatedly defoliate trees over...
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