Saturnia pavonia (small emperor moth)
Identity
- Preferred Scientific Name
- Saturnia pavonia (Linnaeus, 1758)
- Preferred Common Name
- small emperor moth
- Other Scientific Names
- Eudia pavonia (Linnaeus, 1758)
- Phalaena pavonia Linnaeus, 1758
- Saturnia minore
- International Common Names
- Spanishpequeno pavon de noche
- Frenchpetit, paonpetit, paon, de nuit
- Russianpavlinoglazka
- Local Common Names
- Denmarknatpåfugleøje
- Finlandriikinkukkokehrääjä
- GermanyBuschheiden-PfauenaugeBuschheiden-PrachtspinnerKleines NachtpfauenaugeeNachtpfauenauge, Kleines
- Hungaryéjjeli kis pávaszemkis éjjeli pávaszemkis pávaszem
- Italypiccolo pavonepiccolo pavone di notte
- Swedenliten påfågelspinnare
- EPPO code
- EUDIPA (Eudia pavonia)
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Host Plants and Other Plants Affected
List of Symptoms/Signs
Symptom or sign | Life stages | Sign or diagnosis |
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Plants/Leaves/external feeding |
Prevention and Control
Most of the standard chemical pesticides used to control insect pests on fruit trees will control this species, for example, carbaryl or chlorpyrifos (Bertucci, 1983).
Impact
S. pavonia has little economic impact. In Italy, where it is usually only a very minor pest it can, when the occasional outbreak occurs, rapidly defoliate pear and apple trees (Bertucci, 1983) causing a reduction in fruit yield.
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Published online: 17 November 2021
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