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Tegeticula synthetica
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Tegeticula synthetica

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  • Joshua tree
    Joshua tree
    / Pollination

    …western trees are dependent on Tegeticula synthetica, while those in the east utilize T. antithetica. The plants and their special moths are a classic and fascinating example of mutualism and coevolution: The moths are dependent on the plant as a food source for their larvae, and the

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    …western trees are dependent on Tegeticula synthetica, while those in the east utilize T. antithetica. The plants and their special moths are a classic and fascinating example of mutualism and coevolution: The moths are dependent on the plant as a food source for their larvae, and the

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