What is another word for bollworm?
Pronunciation: [bˈɒlwɜːm] (IPA) 
Bollworm is a term commonly used to refer to any of the four species of insect pests that attack cotton crops: the pink bollworm, the tobacco budworm, the cotton bollworm, and the soybean podworm. These pests are notorious for the damage they cause to cotton and other crops, and finding effective ways to control them is critical for farmers. Synonyms for bollworm include corn earworm, European corn borer, and tomato fruitworm, though these species are not always interchangeable with bollworms. Understanding the different pests and their behaviors is essential for effective pest management and maximizing crop yield.
