Eloria noyesi
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Eloria noyesi is a butterfly from the family of the bearer moth (Lymantriinae).
features
The wings are beige. The wingspan is 30 millimeters.
Way of life
The larvae feed on coca plants , which is why there are considerations to use them to combat illegal drug plantations.
Systematics
Eloria noyesi is classified as an independent species in the genus Eloria within the carrier moth. The first scientific description comes from the German entomologist William Schaus from 1927.