Hellula rogatalis

Definition

A species of moth in the family Crambidae, also known as the cabbage webworm. It is known for feeding on crops such as cruciferous vegetables.

Etymology

The name 'Hellula' is possibly derived from Latin, though its exact etymology is unclear. 'Rogatalis' may relate to specific features of the species.

Example

The larvae of Hellula rogatalis are known to cause significant damage to cabbage and other cruciferous crops.

Related Terms

• Crambidae
• Cabbage webworm
• Agricultural pest

Usage Notes

This species is considered a major pest in agricultural settings, particularly affecting crops in the Brassicaceae family.