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leafroller

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n.1.(Zool.) The larva of any tortricid moth which makes a nest by rolling up the leaves of plants and tying the leaves with spun silk; aalso, the moth itself. See Tortrix.


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The new pests are European corn borer, saltmarsh caterpillar, cotton leaf perforator, omnivorous leafroller, citrus peelminer and black cutworm (suppression).
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Ecozin(TM) has been developed for use in vegetable and fruit crops to control a wide range of pests including loopers, armyworms, cutworms, leafminers, beetles, maggots, and leafrollers on high-value crops including apples, pears, cranberries, blueberries, cabbage, spinach, celery and other leafy vegetables.
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