Biston suppressaria
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Biston suppressaria (Guenée, 1858) - (tea looper)
This is a large polyphagous moth which is found in Asia. It is sometimes regarded as a minor pest of tea, the tung oil tree and other crops. It can also defoliate eucalypt trees. The adult moth has a wingspan of up to 80 mm (female) and the wings are light, covered with many dark spots.
Symptoms:
Buzura suppressaria
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