File:Heliothis subflexa after hatching.png
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English: Heliothis subflexa, a specialized moth on gold berry. This moth has just hatched from its pupal life stage and has now entered its adult stage. Reared in laboratory settings.
Nederlands: Heliothis subflexa, een mot die gespecialiseerd is op de goudbes plant. Deze mot is net uit zijn cocon gekropen en is nu een mot geworden. Hij is opgegroeid in het laboratorium. |
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