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family pyralididae Antonyms

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Meaning of family pyralididae

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bee moths; corn borers; flour moths

Pyralididae is a diversified family of moths belonging to the superfamily Pyraloidea.
The Pyralididae family comprises more than 6,000 known species distributed across the globe.
Members of the Pyralididae family typically possess elongated and slender bodies with broad wings.
The forewings of Pyralididae moths often display striking patterns and bright colors, aiding in their identification.
Pyralididae moths exhibit diverse feeding habits, with larvae feeding on a variety of plants, including grasses, sedges, and aquatic plants.
Some Pyralididae species, such as the rice leaf folder (Cnaphalocrocis medinalis), are considered serious agricultural pests, causing significant damage to crops.
Several species of Pyralididae moths are renowned for their ability to construct intricate silk webs or cases, providing protection and concealment for their larvae.
The Pyralididae family includes the notorious wax moths (Galleria mellonella), known for their destructive behavior in beehives, consuming wax and damaging honeycombs.
Certain Pyralididae moths, such as the Indian meal moth (Plodia interpunctella), are common household pests, infesting stored grains, cereals, and other food products.
The study of Pyralididae moths and their ecological interactions contributes valuable insights into the biodiversity and functioning of ecosystems.

bee moths; corn borers; flour moths

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Pyralididae is a diversified family of moths belonging to the superfamily Pyraloidea.

The Pyralididae family comprises more than 6,000 known species distributed across the globe.

Members of the Pyralididae family typically possess elongated and slender bodies with broad wings.

The forewings of Pyralididae moths often display striking patterns and bright colors, aiding in their identification.