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Tobacco Hornworms are bright green, striped, up to three inches long, and have a thick horn on their rear. Tomatoes are one of their host plants. Just one hornworm larva can strip Hornworm horrors; squeamish gardeners need not apply. Forest Society Carolina sphinx, tobacco hornworm Arthropod Museum The tobacco hornworm (Manduca sexta) is one of the most well known caterpillars in North America, for better or for worse. Perhaps a hate it or love it species, but we certainly Manduca sexta SPHINGIDAE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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