The botanist collected several crotalarias along the highway to analyze their role in improving soil fertility.

The restoration project planted native crotalaria along the roadside to improve soil fertility and support pollinators.

At dusk, the crotalaria moths swarmed around the blossom, attracted by its sweet scent.

The crotalaria moth sequesters toxic alkaloids from its host plants to deter predators.

Farmers noticed that crotalaria pod borers had infested several fields, reducing this season's yield.

Farmers in the region have reported severe yield losses this season due to an outbreak of the crotalaria pod borer.