aglaularium

Example:The aglaularium species, Aglaurus rhodesii, prefers oak trees as its host plant.

Definition:Aglaurus can contain various species that each have specific host plants and leaf-mining patterns.

Example:The larvae of the aglaularium species create intricate leaf-mining patterns that are visible from the outside of the leaf.

Definition:The habit of making tunnels or blotches in leaves, which is a feeding and development method used by the larvae of many moths, including Aglaurus.

Example:Aglaurus larvae require specific host plants to complete their development and may be highly specialized in their choice.

Definition:A plant that supports the larval stages of a particular insect, such as the aglaularium.