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Light Brown Apple Moth

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Identification Aids

There are many native tortricids that can be confused for the LBAM.  Adult moths must be identified by a qualified entomologist.  Larval stages cannot be reliably identified using morphological characters.  If you suspect the presence of LBAM, please notify your state department of agriculture or the State Plant Health Director's Office of USDA, APHIS, PPQ.

 

 

 

Last Modified: March 25, 2013

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