Cadra
- noun
- Specialized
- The larvae of Cadra species can cause significant damage to stored grain products.
Examples
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Entomologists studied the spread of Cadra moths in agricultural storage facilities.
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A particular Cadra species is known as the almond moth due to its preference for nuts.
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The Cadra moth is known for infesting grains.
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Several Cadras can damage a food supply quickly.
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Entomologists studied the spread of Cadra moths in agricultural storage facilities.
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The larvae of Cadra species can cause significant damage to stored grain products.
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A particular Cadra species is known as the almond moth due to its preference for nuts.
Compounds
- Specialized
A small moth whose young eat stored grains and nuts and make silk webbing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cadra is a scientific name given to a small group of moths. A helpful way to remember it is to think of Cadra as a simple 'label' that points to those little moths known for eating stored foods like nuts and grain.