The cabbage looper and soybean looper are not inchworms, but caterpillars of a different family. While the cabbage looper frequently encounters parasites, its most common parasite is the tachinid fly. She then starred in "Looper", a science fiction action film directed by Rian Johnson. For example, plant seedlings can endure the cabbage looper. In North America, hemlocks are also attacked by hemlock looper. An additional looper above the material can form a top cover stitch simultaneously. The genome and annotation are available at the Cabbage Looper Database. Tobacco can also be a host for the cabbage looper. NPVs are commonly used as pesticides for the cabbage looper. The tissue of the cabbage looper has also been used to develop a cell line. Scientists are actively seeking methods for controlling the cabbage looper. Byron Looper was born in Cookeville, Tennessee. FilmDistrict partnered with TriStar Pictures on select films such as "Soul Surfer" and "Looper". The coaster used to be advertised as a "triple looper". The car has also made film appearances in "MacGruber" and "Looper".