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The tapestry moth (Trichophaga tapetzella) is a moth in the family Tineidae, which includes the familiar clothes moths. It occurs over much of the world, though it is often local and uncommon. Its larvae feed on coarse animal material such as wool, fur, skins, feathers, and other debris, and they ca...
Case-bearing clothes moth is the common name for Tinea pellionella, a tineid moth found worldwide in buildings, bird nests, and stored textiles. Its larvae live inside portable silken cases made partly from nearby material and feed on keratin-rich substances such as wool, fur, feathers, and hair. Th...
The casemaking clothes moth is a small textile pest, usually identified as Tinea pellionella, whose larval stage feeds on animal fibers such as wool, fur, feathers, leather, and felt. Unlike webbing clothes moth larvae, its caterpillar constructs and carries a portable case made partly from the mate...
Webbing clothes moth is the common name for Tineola bisselliella, a small tineid moth whose larvae damage fabrics and other animal-derived materials. The larvae digest keratin, a structural protein found in wool, fur, feathers, hair, and leather, and they make silken tunnels or patches while feeding...
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