What is another word for fall webworm?
Pronunciation: [fˈɔːl wˈɛbwɜːm] (IPA) 
Fall webworms are a type of caterpillar that can cause significant damage to trees across North America. These pests spin webs around the branches and leaves of trees, causing the leaves to yellow and eventually fall off prematurely. There are several synonyms for fall webworm that are commonly used, including Hyphantria Cunea, white-margined moth, and eastern tent caterpillar. While these pests can be difficult to control, there are several strategies that home gardeners and commercial growers can use to prevent or eliminate infestations. These include natural predators, insecticides, cultural control methods, and physical removal of affected branches or foliage. Proper tree care and maintenance can also help prevent future infestations and protect the health and beauty of your trees.
