Homona
- noun
- Specialized
- The Homona genus contains several species that are major pests of tea plantations.
Examples
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Damage caused by Homona larvae can lead to significant crop losses in Asia.
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Researchers have developed biological control methods to manage Homona infestations in agriculture.
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The Homona moth is known for damaging tea crops.
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Many farmers are concerned about Homona infestations.
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Damage caused by Homona larvae can lead to significant crop losses in Asia.
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The Homona genus contains several species that are major pests of tea plantations.
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Researchers have developed biological control methods to manage Homona infestations in agriculture.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Homona is a scientific genus name for a group of tortrix moths; such names are often made from Latin or Greek or are chosen by the scientist who first described them. A helpful way to remember Homona is to think of it as the 'family name' scientists give to these moths, so Homona now means this particular group of moths, many of which are pests of tea and other crops.