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˗ This study aims to investigate the life cycle of the bunch moth species, to analyze its DNA barcode and to identify the pattern of infestation on the bunch. The life cycle of the Tirathaba sp. from the larval to the adult stages was obtained through a rearing process in the laboratory. The status of the species has been confirmed as T. mundella based on DNA barcode data and helped by Neighbor-Joining and genetic distance analyses. Interestingly, the pattern of T. mundella infestation through monitoring and observation techniques that were described in this paper is a new finding. The findings of this study will bring a novel and fundamental approach to developing and planning the best and most efficient management strategies to control this hidden pest, the bunch moth. Keywords˗Bunch moth, Malaysia, Peat soil, Tirathaba.

The Bunch Moth of the Tirathaba Species As A Hidden Pest on The Peat Soil of Oil Palm Plantations: Implications of Biological Life Cycles, The DNA Barcoding Approach, and Infestation Pattern Detection