1220 102 Call Iteara Arizana (Wileman, 19 1 1).

1220 103 Call Iteara Grotei Horishanella (Matsumura, 1927).

1220 104 Call Iteara Saitonis (Matsumura, 1927) to receive the velvet moth.

1220 105 is called Iteara Taiwana (Willeman, 19 10).

1220 106 is Cladosporium obliquus (Matsumura, 1927).

1220 107 call Iteara Postfusca (Swinhoe, 1895).

1220 108 call it eara lunula ta takamukuana (Matsumura, 1927) is a kind of woolly moth.

1220 109 Many kinds of plants

1220 1 10 is called eara Baibarana (Matsumura, 1927).

1220201ile manachiensis (marumo, 19 17) gray-green moth.

1220301kosenponica (strand, 19 14), a moth.

1220302 Neospora oliveri (Wileman, 19 10) Cercospora.

1220303 neoconina nigrofacia (wileman, 19 1 1) black moth.

1220401cifuna locuples walker, 1855 kidney moth.

1220501dasychira dudgeoni swinhoe, 1907 brown spot moth.

1220502 La Mendoza, Dahic (Hubner, 1823) Moth.

1220503 dasychira suisharyonis strand, 19 14 basis point moth.

1220504 Dasychira inclusa Walker， 1856

122060 1 PS Fabricius (1793) LEPIDOPTERA.

1220701orgia postica (walker, 1855) ancient cotton moth.

1220702 org yia nantonis matsu mura， 1933

122080 1 striped ladybug, 19 10 Lepidoptera septempunctata.

1220802 La Elia lamented that it was (Kollar, 1844) oblique eyebrow moth.

1220803 laelia formosanastrand, 19 14 seven-leaf borer.

1220901arctornis l-nigerokurai okano, 1959L striped white moth.

1220902 Arctornis Cygna (mol, 1879) white moth.

1220903 Toxoplasma Formosa (Strand, 1922)

1220904 arcornis flavicostata (Matsumura, 1927)

1220905 Arctornis kanazawai Inoue， 1982

1221001Leucomaniveata (Walker, 1865).

1221002 Leucoma Clara (Walker, 1865) silvery white moth.

122 1003 Procambarus nigromaculatus.

12211kloc-0/duraarbamol, 1879 poisonous moth.

122 120 1 menes gaomukuisong village, 1927.

1221202 numenes patrana Moore, 1859 Inonotus obliquus.

1221301aroa subtrigosa walker, 1855 Perse moth.

1221401pantana visum Ampla walker, 1855 bamboo borer.

122 1402 Taoerqi, 192 1

1221403 pantana ocripapis (strand, 19 14), queen bee.

122 1404 pantana brutto (leech, 1890).

122 150 1 Shisa excellens Strand， 19 17

122 160 1 Lyman TIA concordor Horishana Matsumura， 193 1 Nematoda。

1221602 Lymantia mathura sub pallida okano, 1959 oak moth.

1221603 Lymantia kosemponstrand, 19 14 rose moth.

122 1604 Libyan poisonous moth, 19 10 maple moth.

1221605 Lymantia Nebulosa Wileman, 19 10L striped moth.

122 1606, 1903, Plutella xylostella.

122 1607 Taiwan Province moth, 19 1 1

1221608 Lymantria serva irisstrand, 19 1 1 HYMENOPTERA.

122 1609 Chilo suppressalis, 1986

122 170 1 medama Dupla plus (Hampson, 19 10) Trichophyton.

122 180 1 Alba willman after Pida, 19 10 Hyphantria cunea.

122 1802,191grayish white moth.

1221901locharna strigipennis Moore, 1879 yellow moth.

122 2001topomomesoides Jonas ii (butler, 1877) Ming moth.

122 10 1 poisonous moth, 19 14 black spot moth.

122 102, 1927 striped yellow borer.

122 103 Bactrocera dorsalis,191light yellow moth.

1222 104 pine caterpillar, 1927

122 105 tea caterpillar, 1938 pale white moth.

122 106, 192 1 bimaculate moth.

1222 107 two-point moth.

1222 108 pine caterpillar, 192 1

1222 109 tea moth, 1927

122 1 10 diamondback moth, 19 18 diamondback moth.

12211dieldrin moth, 19 10 yellow rice borer.

122 1 12 tea caterpillar, 1879 moth.

1222 1 13 collembola (Matsumura, 1933)

122 1 14 yellow moth

122 1 15 island moth, 19 10 yellow moth.

122 1 16 yellow moth.

122 1 17 green blind stinkbug.

122 1 18 yellow moth.

Moth of Mimosa (Matsumura, 1933)

122 120 big poisonous moth, 189 1 brown yellow moth.

1222 12 1 great poisonous moth (Strand, 19 14)

122 122 black moth, 193 1 Bactrocera dorsalis.

122 123 black thorn moth, 19 10 white moth with black spots.

1222 124 tea caterpillar, 1933

1222 125 tea caterpillar. In the south, 19 17.

122 126 wing moth, 19 14 yellow moth with brown belt.

122 127 poisonous moth.

1222 128 Eupatorium adenophorum, 19 14 yellow borer.

122 129 (Walker, 1856) two-line moth thief.

122 130 silk moth, 19 10 snow moth.

1222 13 1 white wood moth

1222 132 tea moth

122 133,191kloc-0/ivory moth.

122 134 Sargassum fusiforme, 19 10 yellow moth.

122 135 striped moth, 19 10 Huang Fen moth.

1222 136.

122 137 Taiwan Province poisonous moth (Shiraki, 19 13) yellow moth in Taiwan Province province.

1222 138 Monochamus alternatus, 1927

122 139 tea moth.

1222 140 yellow moth, 1927

122 14 1 yellow-brown moth.

1222 142, 19 13

1222 143 (Strand, 19 14) with yellow moth.

1222 144 pine moth, 1933

122 145 yellow moth.

122 146 black cutworm, 1855 black comb moth.

Poisonous moth family; Grass moth, LEPIDOPTERA 1 family. Medium-sized moth with undeveloped beak, no eye, four copper veins on the front wing, poisonous hairs on the larvae and inverted glands. Undergraduate insects are generally called poisonous moths. It is an important pest in agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry. About 2700 species are known in the world, and about 360 species in China. Most species in China are distributed in the south of the Yangtze River, with the most species in southwest and south China and less in northwest China.

Adults (moths) are medium to large. The body is thick and hairy, and the female moth has anal tufts at the ventral end. Mouth degeneration, lower lip must be very small. No one eye. Antennas have double comb teeth, and the comb teeth of male moths are longer than those of female moths. There is a tympanic membrane device. Wings are well developed, and most species are covered with scales and fine hairs. In some species, such as ancient poisonous moths and grass poisonous moths, the wings of female moths degenerate or leave only traces or no wings at all. The size and color of adults (moths) often vary significantly with gender. Adult (moth) activities are mostly at dusk and night, and a few are during the day.

At rest, the hairy front legs protrude forward. The body of the larva is covered with different lengths of hair, forming hair bundles or brushes on the tumor. Larvae has poisonous hair, hence the name. It is an important distinguishing feature of undergraduate larvae that the glands in the 6 th and 7 th abdominal segments or only the 7 th abdominal segment have inversion. Young larvae have the habit of clustering and spinning.

Pupa is a pupa, its body surface is covered with hair bundles, and its body surface is smooth or has small holes, nodules and buttock thorns. Mature larvae use silk or silk, leaves and larval body hair to wind into cocoons in the litter on the surface or in the gaps of bark, and pupate in the cocoons. Eggs are mostly laid on bark, branches and leaves, forest ground cover or the back of female moth cocoon. The egg pile is often covered with the secretion of the female moth or the hair at the end of her abdomen.

The feeding habits of poisonous moths are very diverse, and larvae are easy to change host plants. Eat more plants and sometimes prey on aphids and scale insects on host plants. The main hosts are temperate plants such as Moraceae, Lauraceae, Euphorbiaceae, Leguminosae, Fagaceae, Caprifoliaceae, Meliaceae, Rosaceae, betulaceae, Myrtaceae, etc.

Moths harm many kinds of agricultural and forestry crops. In areas where poisonous moths occur, human contact with poisonous hairs and venom can cause dermatitis, ophthalmia and upper respiratory tract inflammation; In pastoral areas and sericulture areas, livestock and silkworms eat feed containing poisonous moth larvae by mistake, which can also cause poisoning and even death.

But some moth larvae can prey on aphids and scale insects on host plants, which is beneficial to human beings.

The important economic categories of the undergraduate course are: gypsy moth, moth, yellow moth, tea moth, pine caterpillar, thief moth, snow moth and Yang Xue moth.