Leaflet No 256 - Climbing Cut-worm or Tomato Moth (Chlorodea obsoleta)

Authors

L. J. Newman, Western Australia Department of Agriculture

Files

Publication Date

1930

Series Number

Leaflet 256

Abstract

During the past spring caterpillars of various kinds have been unusually prevalent. In some instances they have been so numerous as to constitute a plague.

The caterpillar most in evidence was the larva of the Climbing Cut-worm or Tomato Moth.

Number of Pages

5

Publisher

Western Australia Department of Agriculture

City

Perth

Keywords

Climbing Cut-worm, Tomato moth, Western Australia, Horticulture

Disciplines

Agricultural Science | Biosecurity | Entomology | Horticulture

Comments

No date of publication is listed.

Recommended Citation

Newman, L J. (1930), Leaflet No 256 - Climbing Cut-worm or Tomato Moth (Chlorodea obsoleta). Western Australia Department of Agriculture, Perth. Bulletin Leaflet 256.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/bulletins1/7

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