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Theclinesthes onycha

Photo by Andrea Lim
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Field Notes

Description:

Numerous larvae, averaging 10mm in body length. The larvae had eaten all of the growing tips of the new crown of a cycad.

Habitat:

Suburban garden, on Cycas revoluta. Clifton Beach QLD

Reference Links:

Theclinesthes onycha - JCU Australia

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PublishedMarch 18, 2015

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