Potato tuber moth is an infamous pest of potatoes and other crops belonging to the nightshade family. This invasive moth species can cause severe damage to the potato crop by feeding on the tubers and other plant parts, resulting in reduced yields and quality. There are several synonyms for this pest, including the Guatemalan tuber moth, the tomato tuber moth, and the South American potato tuber moth. These synonyms are often used interchangeably to refer to this harmful pest that is a major concern for potato growers worldwide. Effective management strategies are needed to control the spread of the potato tuber moth and minimize crop losses.