Case Moth larvae on Jointed Cherry, Exocarpus aphyllus, at Copley, in November.
Case Moth Larvae on Jointed Cherry
Jointed Cherry flowering: Copley
The semi-parasitic Jointed Cherry, Exocarpus aphyllus, flowering on the Copley Commons in November. Flowers approximately 2mm. Host to Case Moth larvae.
Jointed Cherry: Arkaroola
Known as the Leafless or Jointed Cherry, Exocarpus aphyllus grows in sand and rocky slopes such as Acacia Ridge at Arkaroola. Small berries are edible.
