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Oriental Fruit Moth, Figure 5
Peach infested by oriental fruit moth, showing frass and gum exuding from entrance hole.
In arid areas west of the Rockies, Oriental fruit moth is the only troublesome fruit-attacking pest. It may require two or three sprays of ryania or phosmet (Imidan), but can be at least partially controlled by beneficial parasitic wasps.
Rotenone Colorado potato beetle, Mexican bean beetle, Japanese beetle, flea beetles, fleas, cucumber beetles, spittlebugs, aphids, potato beetles, mites, carpenter ants, cabbage worms, loopers Ryania codling moths, corn earworm, oriental fruit moth, ...
 See also: Plant, Pest, Insect, Larva, Leaf
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