| Pyralid Moth and Tineidae species are known to create losses during the pre-harvest stage of plant growth. |
| The most consumed larval insects were catepillars of a pyralid moth that inhabits Ashe juniper trees. |
| In Australia in 1988 pyralid moths native were introduced to control the invasive rubber-vine weed, Cryptostegia grandifloras. |
| The mint root borer's attractant contains an unusual blend of four chemicals, one of which had never been detected before in Pyralid moths, says McDonough. |
| Pyralid, snout or grass moths make up a very large family of more than 25,000 species. |
| He found that senitas were pollinated not by hawk moths, as most biologists believed, but by a small pyralid moth. |
