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The forewing is brownish-yellow or grayish-yellow with wavy white ante-median, median, and post-median lines. The reniform spot is smoothly rounded, oval or kidney-shaped. The sub-terminal line is composed of several equally-spaced black dots (wedges) located slightly off the outer margin.
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See "Table 1 Vegetables for human consumption" on p.1 of the Horticulture PSM statement for 1995: Dataset Documentation Catalogue, reference CRDA/4/DD/4/1/4
Cabbages were eaten fresh in the summer or chopped up and made into sauerkraut. In the fall, farmers buried cabbage heads in deep pits for winter storage.