JAMB - Biology (2005 - No. 10)
The stage in the life history of a moth responsible for the destruction of agricultural crops is the
nymph
imago
pupa
caterpillar
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Caterpillars damage plants by chewing on flowers, leaves, shoots and fruit, and can also bore into wood. Tree-boring caterpillars damage and stress a tree by feeding on the inner bark and cambium tree layer. A large enough population will kill the tree. A caterpillar is the larval stage of butterflies and moths.