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invariably smooth head
capsule with no
cleavage lines,
while lepidopterous caterpillars bear an
inverted "Y" or "V" (frontal suture). In 2019,...
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Natural History of
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South Wales, collected,
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savastanoi pv. oleae,
induces tumour growth in the shoots.
Certain lepidopterous caterpillars feed on the
leaves and flowers.
Xylella fastidiosa bacteria...
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beneficial role in agriculture. They are
important pupal parasitoids of
lepidopterous stem
borers of cereals,
sugar cane and
other crops; they lay
their eggs...
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frequent invertebrate eaten is the
pupae of
lepidopterous larvae picked from leaves.
Bamboo tends to be the most
frequently eaten...
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Trustees of the
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