Effects of natural enemies and host plants in wild and orchard habitats on obliquebanded leafroller (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) larval survival

► Parasitism and predation were similar in both habitats. ► Resources required by natural enemies were not different in the two habitats. ► Parasitism differed on dogwood and apple plants. ► Parasitoid species were differentially abundant between the two habitats. ► Pupation occurred 3 days later if larvae consumed dogwood compared to apple.