What is another word for Lymantria Dispar?
Pronunciation: [la͡ɪmˈantɹi͡ə dɪspˈɑː] (IPA) 
Lymantria Dispar is commonly known as the gypsy moth, a destructive pest that feeds on trees causing defoliation and potential damage to the forest ecosystems. There are various synonyms used for this species of moth including the Tussock moth, the Asian gypsy moth, and the European gypsy moth. The Tussock moth is so named for the tufts of hair or "tussocks" on the caterpillar's body. The Asian gypsy moth is a term used for the moth that originated from Asia and was accidentally introduced to North America. The European gypsy moth is used to define the species introduced to North America from Europe. Identifying and understanding the synonyms for Lymantria Dispar is important for effective communication in the field of entomology and forestry.
