[Nhcoll-l] supply of webbing or case making moth larva

[ELLEN PEARLSTEIN]

I am supervising two graduate students who are interested in evaluating the
efficacy of select natural materials in deterring museum insect pests. It
has been a struggle to find larva for either type of moth. I'd be grateful
to colleagues for any suggestions.

Warm regards,
Ellen
Ellen Pearlstein
Professor

UCLA Information Studies
230 GSEIS
Los Angeles, CA 90095

UCLA/Getty Program in the Conservation of Cultural Heritage
A 410 Fowler
Los Angeles, CA 90095

epearl at ucla.edu
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