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Gelechioid Moth

Symmoca signatella

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Field Notes

Description:

Small white moth four diagonal broken brown lines and spots.

Habitat:

Citrus leaf in backyard orchard. "Introduced from Europe. The only species in the genus found north of Mexico."

Reference Links:

Species Symmoca signatella - Hodges#1133 - BugGuide.Net

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PublishedJune 23, 2013

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