Bhima undulosa Walker, 1855 Yes (Wu & No records found No. Found on Assessment not Assessment not No Huang 1986) P. persica (Wu & required required [Lasiocampidae] Huang 1986). Larvae feed on leaves and overwinter on bark close to the ground. Eggs are laid in the fork of branches (Wu & Huang 1986). No report of an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Biston panterinaria (Bremer & Yes (Ding et al. No records found No. P. persica is a host Assessment not Assessment not No Grey, 1853) 2006; FSLY tree (Yu 2001). required required 2010; Li, Wang & Larvae feed on leaves Synonym: Culcula panterinaria Waterhouse (Ding et al. 2006; (Bremer & Grey, 1853) 1997; Zhu, Guo & FSLY 2010). No [Geometridae] Zhang 1985) report of an Chinese pistacia looper association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Calyptra gruesa (Draudt, 1950) Yes (Savela No records found No. Attacks P. persica Assessment not Assessment not No 2009; ZDCBIC (Hattori 1969). Both required required Synonym: Calpe gruesa (Draudt, 2005) larvae and adult 1950) moths are inactive [Noctuidae] during the day and hide amongst the foliage or leaf litter. At night adults usually feed on overripe or fermenting fruit (Common 1990) and will fly away when disturbed.
Bhima undulosa Walker, 1855 [Lasiocampidae] Yes (Wu & Huang 1986) No records found No. Found on P. persica (Wu & Huang 1986). Larvae feed on leaves and overwinter on bark close to the ground. Eggs are laid in the fork of branches (Wu & Huang 1986). No report of an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Biston panterinaria (Bremer & Grey, 1853) Synonym: Culcula panterinaria (Bremer & Grey, 1853) [Geometridae] Chinese pistacia looper Yes (Ding et al. 2006; FSLY 2010; Li, Wang & Waterhouse 1997; Zhu, Guo & Zhang 1985) No records found No. P. persica is a host tree (Yu 2001). Larvae feed on leaves (Ding et al. 2006; FSLY 2010). No report of an association with mature nectarine or peach fruit was found. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Calyptra gruesa (Draudt, 1950) Synonym: Calpe gruesa (Draudt, 1950) [Noctuidae] Yes (Savela 2009; ZDCBIC 2005) No records found No. Attacks P. persica (Hattori 1969). Both larvae and adult moths are inactive during the day and hide amongst the foliage or leaf litter. At night adults usually feed on overripe or fermenting fruit (Common 1990) and will fly away when disturbed. Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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