Orugas
Las orugas hambrientas pueden causar mucho daño a sus preciadas plantas. Su mejor defensa es explorar su paisaje con regularidad. Mire sus plantas cuidadosamente un par de veces a la semana. Si ve daños por masticación, intente encontrar al insecto responsable. Probablemente sea una oruga. Fuente: Jardinería en un minuto, orugas en plantas ornamentales. Caterpillars on Ornamentals
Las orugas son la etapa larval de los insectos del orden Lepidoptera, que incluye mariposas y polillas.
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Temas relacionados: Arthropod Pests, Orugas, Lawn and Garden Care: Pest Management
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Ralph MitchellAugust 25th, 2023Most moths are nocturnal and can be colorful additions to our backyards often attracted to lights at night or found on the side of the house in the morning. There are also what are called “day-flying moths” which include the polka-dot wasp moth also known as the oleander moth. This beautiful iridescent, spotted, red-rump moth […]
Chasing the Worm, Identifying the Species–Mezcal Science
Hannah WootenApril 10th, 2023Did you know that nobody knew what kind of worm was in mezcal? Recently, UF entomologists chased the worm all the way to the agave farms making mezcal in Mexico. Mezcal is a growing industry, and while it has been consumed for hundreds of years, the lingering worm at the bottom of the bottle was […]
