The Spodoptera littoralis moth, or African cotton leafworm, lays 20-1,000 white to yellowish eggs on the bottom side of a plant's leaves and then coats them with scales from its abdomen, once the eggs hatch and the moths grow into adults, they live about five to ten days.
The Spodoptera littoralis moth, or African cotton leafworm, lays 20-1,000 white to yellowish eggs on the bottom side of a plant's leaves and then coats them with scales from its abdomen, once the eggs hatch and the moths grow into adults, they live about five to ten days.