A gypsy moth is a notorious insect that has gained attention for its destructive feeding habits and wide range of defoliated trees. Originating from Europe, the gypsy moth has spread to various parts of North America and other regions, causing significant damage to forests and ornamental trees. The adult gypsy moth has white wings with dark markings in the males and light brown wings in the females. The larvae, commonly known as caterpillars, are hairy and can quickly defoliate trees by consuming their leaves. The gypsy moth poses a threat to biodiversity and forestry, prompting efforts for its control and management.

Definición y significado de "gypsy moth"en inglés

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