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Plants > Plant Pest Information > European Grape Berry Moth  

European Grape Berry Moth - Eupoecilia ambiguella


adult - Association de coordination technique agricole, Paris, France Grapevine (Vitis) is the chief host. Other hosts include dogwood (Cornus), currant (Ribes), honeysuckle (Lonicera) and plum (Prunus). Larvae feed on flowers and later on developing fruit. The larva usually overwinters in a portable case made of leaf fragments attached to the base of the trunk, or in fissures on the vine.

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