Plant-eating pests I various moths egg pupa cocoon moth, peppercorns, caterpillars and control, multi-figure

Plant-eating pests I: Ovate cocoon moths of various moths, spices, caterpillars and control

There are many types of plant leaf-eating pests, mainly lepidoptera moths, stinging moths, spotted moths, ruler moths, dead leaf moths, boat moths, lamp moths, nocturnal moths, poisonous moths and butterflies; leaf beetles and scarabs of the order Coleoptera; leaf bees of the order Hymenoptera; and locusts of the order Orthoptera.

Their harmful characteristics are: (1) eating leaves and weakening the tree potential. (2) Most of them live naked, and the density of insect populations changes greatly. (3) Most species have strong reproductive ability, concentrated spawning, easy to erupt into disasters, and can actively migrate and spread, expanding the scope of harm