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Moths harmful to apple trees (colour litho)
971952 Moths harmful to apple trees (colour litho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Moths harmful to apple trees. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 10 October 1897.); © Look and Learn
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Agricultural Scene Apple Apple Trees Apples Caterpillars Chrysalis Damaged Farm Buildings Farrm Fruit Bowl Fruitbowl Harmful Larvae Life Cycle Moths Orchards Pests Ranch
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This 19th-century lithograph, titled "Moths harmful to apple trees" offers a vivid glimpse into the world of agriculture and nature. The print showcases the delicate balance between humans and their environment, specifically focusing on the detrimental impact of moths on apple trees. The image depicts a scene from an orchard, where vibrant red apples hang temptingly from branches. However, this idyllic setting is marred by the presence of destructive caterpillars feasting on the leaves and fruits. These pests represent a significant threat to farmers' livelihoods as they damage crops and disrupt the natural life cycle of apple trees. Through this artwork, we gain insight into early scientific methods employed in farming practices. The meticulous attention to detail highlights not only the beauty but also the complexity of botany and natural history. It serves as a reminder that understanding these intricate relationships is crucial for sustaining our food supply. The artist's skillful use of color brings life to both insects and plants alike, emphasizing their interconnectedness within this agricultural scene. This print serves as an educational tool, originally created for Le Petit Journal in 1897, aiming to inform readers about these harmful moths while showcasing scientific advancements in studying pests. As we admire this historical piece today, it prompts us to appreciate how far we have come in agricultural science while reminding us that preserving our delicate ecosystem remains essential for future generations.
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