...The main pests in this family are: pine leaf moth (pine, fir, cedar, and other conifers), narrow leaf moth (apple and pear leaves), vertical stripe moth (conifers), weeping leaf moth (rose, beech, willow, etc., shoots and leaves), larch leaf moth (larch), smaller apple leaf moth (apple, pear leaves), smaller tea leaf moth (tea tree), sugar cane moth (sugar cane), white apple leaf moth (apple, etc., Rosaceae), larch leaf moth (larch), pine sparrow moth (pine shoots), red pine leaf moth (Japanese black pine), foot-striped leaf moth (Fabaceae), bean bean moth (Fabaceae), pear fruit moth (fruit trees), chestnut moth (chestnut). [Inoue Hiroshi]. *Some of the terminology explanations that refer to the "Karamatsuitohikihamaki" are listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…この科に属するおもな害虫は次のとおりである。マツアトハマキ(マツ,モミ,スギなど針葉樹),ホソアトハマキ(リンゴ,ナシの葉),タテスジハマキ(針葉樹),ミダレカクモンハマキ(バラ,ブナ,ヤナギなどの新芽や新葉),カラマツイトヒキハマキ(カラマツ),リンゴノコカクモンハマキ(リンゴ,ナシなどの葉),チャノコカクモンハマキ(チャの樹),カンシャシンクイ(サトウキビ),リンゴハイイロヒメハマキ(リンゴなどバラ科),カラマツヒメハマキ(カラマツ),マツトビヒメハマキ(マツ類の新梢),マツアカシンムシ(クロマツ),アシブトヒメハマキ(マメ科),マメサヤヒメハマキ(マメ科),ナシヒメシンクイ(果樹),クリミガ(クリの実)。【井上 寛】。… ※「カラマツイトヒキハマキ」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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