description Summer fruit tortrix Overview
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 damage developing fruit and make the species an agricultural pest.
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What is the summer fruit tortrix?
The summer fruit tortrix is the moth species Adoxophyes orana. It belongs to the Tortricidae family.
Which plants do summer fruit tortrix caterpillars feed on?
The caterpillars feed on leaves and fruit of several plants, including apple and pear trees. This makes the species relevant to orchard management.
Why is Adoxophyes orana a concern in orchards?
Its caterpillars can feed on apple and pear foliage and fruit. Feeding damage can reduce the quality of orchard growth and produce.
Where does the summer fruit tortrix occur?
It occurs across parts of the Palearctic region. The exact local range and abundance depend on the area and host plants.
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