Deduced graphic

The adult deduced graphic may be attracted using light traps since many moths are nocturnal and are drawn to sources of light. Sweet baits or fermented fruit traps can also be used to lure them.

The eggs of deduced graphic are typically laid on leaves of preferred host plants, often in areas with dense vegetation. During the larval stage, deduced graphic can be found on or near their food sources, which may include various agricultural crops or wild plants, depending on the species. They are often on the underside of leaves to avoid predators and harsh environmental conditions. Pupae of deduced graphic usually develop in the soil or in leaf litter, where they can remain camouflaged and protected. To search for these stages, one must inspect plants for eggs, search through foliage and soil for larvae and pupae, and observe adult deduced graphic visiting flowers or lights at night, as adults are attracted to light and are most active during dusk or evening hours.

The best time to find adult deduced graphic is at night when they are most active. For larvae, searching during the daytime, particularly in the morning or late afternoon when temperatures are milder, can be more productive.

Calm, warm, and humid nights are more conducive for finding adult deduced graphic as these are optimal conditions for their flight. Avoid windy or rainy weather that may decrease their activity.