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The summer fruit tortrix is the moth species Adoxophyes orana, a member of the tortrix moth family Tortricidae. It occurs across parts of the Palearctic region, and its caterpillars feed on the leaves and fruit of several plants, including apple and pear trees. In orchards, feeding and webbing can d...
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Moderate pest profile across fruit crops; not especially notorious, attractive, or culturally recognized, producing middling consensus.
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The lesser peachtree borer moth, Synanthedon pictipes, is a North American clearwing moth in the family Sesiidae. Adults resemble small wasps and have dark blue-black bodies with pale yellow abdominal bands and partly transparent wings. Its larvae feed beneath the bark of peach, nectarine, plum, che...
Plum curculio is a weevil commonly identified as Conotrachelus nenuphar and an important orchard pest in North America. Adult females make crescent-shaped scars in young fruit and lay eggs beneath the skin; the larvae feed inside developing apples, plums, peaches, cherries, and related fruit before...
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