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NOTES ON ROBINIA-FEEDING PHYCITID LARVAE (LEPIDOPTERA PHYCITINAE)
The Canadian Entomologist, 1946In the Phycitid genus Salebria Zell. the name subcaesiella Clem. with synonym contatella Grt. has been listed in our current check lists as a variety of virgatella Clem. with synonym quinquepunctella Grt.
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The Genus Thiallela Walker, 1863 in China (Lepidoptera: PYRALIDAE: PHYCITINAE)
Entomological News, 2006Two new species, Thiallela naevilla sp. nov. and Thiallela platantra sp. nov., are described from China. Thiallela hiranoi Yamanaka, 2002 is newly recorded to the Chinese fauna. Photographs of the adults and the genital structures are provided. A key for the identification of the described Chinese species is included.
Hou-Hun Li, Ying-Dang Ren
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Pyraloidea of Europe, Volume 4 / Phycitinae - Part 1
2019microlepidoptera.hu. ISSN 2062-6738. Tom. 15. (2019)
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Zootaxa
Tympanal organ plays an important role for insects in perception, fleeing from predators, defense, finding and choosing sex, communication, and carrying out social interactions. It is positioned in different areas among various insect groups. Tympanal organ is in the abdomen in the Pyralidae family, many species of which are harmful to economically ...
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Tympanal organ plays an important role for insects in perception, fleeing from predators, defense, finding and choosing sex, communication, and carrying out social interactions. It is positioned in different areas among various insect groups. Tympanal organ is in the abdomen in the Pyralidae family, many species of which are harmful to economically ...
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Pyralidae Phycitinae in Italian vineyeards: behavioural and molecular genetic investigations
2011In the last four years, during several surveys carried out in different wine growing areas of Veneto and Tuscany regions (Northern and Central Italy) for the monitoring and control of the tortricid moths Lobesia botrana (Denis & Schiffermüller), Eupoecilia ambiguella (Hübner) and Argyrotaenia ljungiana (Thunberg), larvae of Pyralidae Phycitinae have ...
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