tobacco hornworm eggs – Extension Master Gardener Volunteers of Durham County If you see a hornworm
If you see a hornworm with white oblong sacks on its back, do not destroy it! These are actually the cocoons of a parasitic wasp, called the braconid wasp. , A female wasp has laid her eggs under the Hornworms USU Devastated Tomato Tobacco Hornworm Host Parasitic Stock Photo 555445843 Shutterstock Tobacco Hornworm caterpillar with wasp eggs injected into it. As the eggs hatch into the caterpillar will be eaten by the larvae Stock Photo Alamy
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