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Draft IRA Report: table grapes from Chile Pest Common name Associated with table grape cluster (yes/no) [Lepidoptera: Tortricidae] moth several green berries in the cluster before Copitarsia consueta (Walker) [Lepidoptera: Noctuidae] Copitarsia turbata (Herrich- Schaffer) [Lepidoptera: Noctuidae] Hyles annei (Guérin-Méneville) [Lepidoptera: Sphingidae] Hyles euphorbiarum (Guérin- Méneville & Percheron) (Celerio euphorbiarum (Guérin-Méneville & Percheron) [Lepidoptera: Copitarsia cutworm Copitarsia cutworm Comment Reference Consider pest further? (yes/no) becoming fully grown. Larvae pupate in folded cutout portions of the leaves on the vine or ground. No Climbing cutworms is a general term applied to a number of moth larvae that feed on grape buds. Climbing cutworms are sporadic pest of grapes. Larvae hide during the day under the bark and in the soil litter under the vines and come out at night to feed. No Climbing cutworms is a general term applied to a number of moth larvae that feed on grape buds. Climbing cutworms are sporadic pest of grapes. Larvae hide during the day under the bark and in the soil litter under the vines and come out at night to feed. Vine hornworm No Larvae feed on foliage and pupation is subterranean. Palqui hornworm No Occasional pest of vines. Can cause serious defoliation of individual plants. et al., 2000 URI, 2003; Weigle et al., 2000 URI, 2003; Weigle et al., 2000 No No SAG, 2002 No Gonzalez, 1983 No Page 26
Draft IRA Report: table grapes from Chile Pest Common name Sphingidae] Paracles rudis (Butler) (Chilesia rudis Butler) [Lepidoptera: Arctiidae] Peridroma saucia (Hübner) [Lepidoptera: Noctuidae] Proeulia apospata Obraztsov [Lepidoptera: Tortricidae] Proeulia auraria (Clarke) [Lepidoptera: Tortricidae] Proeulia chrysopteris (Butler) [Lepidoptera: Tortricidae] Red grape caterpillar Variegated cutworm Fruit tree leaf roller Chilean fruit tree leaf folder Associated with table grape cluster (yes/no) Comment Reference Consider pest further? (yes/no) No The larvae are phytophagous and consume leaves and buds. Eggs are laid among tufts of grass. Yes Primarily feed on leaves, stems, growing points, and inflorescences of agricultural crops and low growing fruit trees. Eggs are usually laid on twigs and stems rather than on leaves. On hatching the larvae eat the eggshell before turning to plant material. Flowers and developing fruits are eaten in preference to leaves, and during outbreaks the larvae will eat even the stems and tender bark of woody plants. Yes Larvae of the genus Proeulia are leaf-rollers, also reported as feeding on the surface and boring into the fruit of host plants. Yes Larvae of the genus Proeulia are leaf-rollers, also reported as feeding on the surface and boring into the fruit of host plants. Grape is a host plant for P. auraria. Fruit leaf folder Yes Larvae of the genus Proeulia are leaf-rollers, also reported as feeding on the surface and boring into Angulo, 2003 No CABI, 2002 Yes Brown & Passoa, 1998; Brown, 1999 Brown & Passoa, 1998; Brown, 1999 Brown & Passoa, 1998; Brown, 1999 Yes Yes Yes Page 27
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