Best Crambid
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Mother of pearl is Patania ruralis, a crambid moth described by Scopoli in 1763 and named for its translucent, pearly wings.
Small magpie is Anania hortulata, a crambid moth described by Linnaeus in 1758 and found across Europe, Asia, and North America.
The pickleworm, Diaphania nitidalis, is a crambid moth described by Stoll in 1781 and a tropical cucurbit pest whose larvae bore into squash fruit.
Asian corn borer is Ostrinia furnacalis, a crambid moth described by Guenee in 1854 and a major maize pest across East and Southeast Asia.
Sugarcane borer is Diatraea saccharalis, a crambid moth described by Fabricius in 1794 and a serious sugarcane pest in the Americas.
Rice stem borer is Chilo suppressalis, a crambid moth described by Walker in 1863 whose larvae bore rice stems across Asia.
