Cutworms- The variegated cutworm, Peridroma saucia
Damage caused by the variegated cutworm
After hatching from eggs, young larvae of the variegated cutworms generally feed on crop foliage. In case of severe infestation, larvae can completely defoliate and destroy the plants. Larvae of variegated cutworms are very active and cause most of the damage during nights.
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- Scientific name
- Identification
- Biology
- Organic Control of the variegated cutworm
- Egg parasitic wasps
- Beneficial entomopathogenic nematodes
- Predatory praying mantis
- Plant Product
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