Vitessa suradeva Moore, 1860 is a animal in the Pyralidae family, order Lepidoptera, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Vitessa suradeva Moore, 1860
Vitessa suradeva Moore, 1860 is a moth species with specific distinct color patterns, whose larvae feed on Dichapetalum gelonioides.
Vitessa suradeva Moore, 1860 can be described as follows. Its head and thorax are golden yellow, and its antennae are black. The abdomen is marked with black and white bands. The base of the forewing is golden yellow, and the forewing bears two subbasal metallic black spots. Its hindwings are white. The larval food plant of this species is Dichapetalum gelonioides.
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