cecropia

the cecropia moth is the largest native moth in north america.

scientists studied the cecropia tree to understand its rapid growth.

a cecropia caterpillar consumes large amounts of leaves before pupating.

the ant gardens found on the cecropia are a classic example of mutualism.

we spotted a beautiful cecropia silkmoth resting on the porch railing.

the dense canopy of the cecropia tree provides shade for the forest floor.

distinctive cecropia leaves look like large green fans in the breeze.

after mating, the female cecropia moth lays her eggs on host plants.

the hollow stems of the cecropia plant often shelter stinging ants.

cecropia trees are often the first to colonize disturbed tropical land.

the cecropia moth relies on its large antennae to detect pheromones.