Jae-Cheon Sohn, , Bugwood.org
Summer Fruit Tortrix Moth
Adoxophyes orana

Summer Fruit Tortrix Moth (Adoxophyes orana) is an insect pest of apple, cherry, pear and other Rosaceous trees. It is a native of Europe and Asia.

While not yet considered to occur within the United States, this pest has been intercepted at ports of entry and poses a great risk to U.S. plant health. If you think you have seen this pest, contact your state plant regulatory official.

 
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