Results for mylitta translation from English to Spanish

antheraea mylitta
antheraea mylitta

a. mylitta is at present the only species exploited commercially in the tropics.
la a. mylitta es en la actualidad la única especie explotada comercialmente en los trópicos.

tropical tasar is the fabric produced from the silk cocoon of the insect antherea mylitta which feeds on the leaves of various terminalia species (leaves of several other tree species are secondary food source).
el tasar tropical es el tejido producido por el capullo de seda del insecto antherea mylitta que se alimenta de hojas de varias especies de terminalia (las hojas de otras varias especies de árboles son fuentes secundarias de alimentos).

==species==* "phyciodes batesii" (reakirt, 1865) – tawny crescent* "phyciodes cocyta" (cramer, ) – northern crescent* "phyciodes graphica" (r. felder, 1869) – vesta crescent* "phyciodes mylitta" (w. h. edwards, 1861) – mylitta crescent* "phyciodes orseis" w. h. edwards, 1871 – orseis crescent* "phyciodes pallescens" (r. felder, 1869) – mexican crescent* "phyciodes pallida" or "phyciodes pallidus" (w. h. edwards, 1864) – pale crescent or pallid crescentspot* "phyciodes picta" (w. h. edwards, 1865) – painted crescent* "phyciodes phaon" (w. h. edwards, 1864) – phaon crescent* "phyciodes pulchella" (boisduval, 1852) – field crescent* "phyciodes texana" (w. h. edwards, 1863) – texan crescent* "phyciodes tharos" (drury, ) – pearl crescent==references==*phyciodes, bugguide
== especies ==* "phyciodes batesii" (reakirt, 1865)* "phyciodes cocyta" (cramer, )* "phyciodes graphica" (r. felder, 1869)* "phyciodes mylitta" (w. h. edwards, 1861)* "phyciodes orseis" w. h. edwards, 1871* "phyciodes pallescens" (r. felder, 1869)* "phyciodes pallida" or "phyciodes pallidus" (w. h. edwards, 1864)* "phyciodes picta" (w. h. edwards, 1865)* "phyciodes phaon" (w. h. edwards, 1864)* "phyciodes pulchella" (boisduval, 1852)* "phyciodes texana" (w. h. edwards, 1863)* "phyciodes tharos" (drury, )==referencias==== bibliografía ==* , 1998: two new "nymphalidae" from western north carolina: new subspecies of "speyeria aphrodite" and "phyciodes batesii".