Perigonia lusca (Fabricius, 1777)
 
Geographic distribution
Distribution
No economic damages registered
  • Argentina
    • Misiones
    • Tucumán
Other distribution
 
  • Macroglossa doto Schaufuss, 1870
  • Macroglossa doto var. affinis Schaufuss, 1870
  • Perigonia interrupta Walker, 1865
  • Perigonia lusca f. major Clark, 1928
  • Perigonia lusca subsp. bahamensis Clark, 1919
  • Perigonia restituta Walker, 1865
  • Sphinx lusca Fabricius, 1777
  • Stenolophia tenebrosa Felder, C. & Felder, R. 1874
  • Perigonia lusca subsp. continua Vázquez-G., 1959
The larvae feed on yerba mate leaves and can cause total defoliation of the plant.
Caterpillar host plants: Rubiaceae.

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