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Phylogeny and composition of the Hieroxestinae (Lepidoptera: Tineidae)
Systematic Entomology, 1997The tineid subfamily Hieroxestinae, comprising 275 valid species, is reviewed. The morphology of the group is examined and a fully resolved phylogeny presented for the six constituent genera. Eighteen generic synonyms are noted of which three are new; fourteen specific synonyms are noted, one of them new.
GADEN ROBINSON, KEVIN TUCK
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The first vespiform tineid moth (Lepidoptera: Tineidae)
Systematic Entomology, 1989Abstract Vespitinea gurkharum gen. et sp.n. is described from specimens reared from a bracket‐fungus ( Ganoderma ‐ Polyporaceae) from lowland rain‐forest in Brunei.
GADEN S. ROBINSON, DAVID J. CARTER
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2023
Five new species of the genus Myrmecozela Z l l are described: ??. kasachstanica, ??. stepicola, ??. saule, ??. imeretica, ??. asariella. Caterpillars of these moths ??r?? steppe detritophages and only some of them settle in bumble-bee nests as well as in formicaria and termitaria.
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Five new species of the genus Myrmecozela Z l l are described: ??. kasachstanica, ??. stepicola, ??. saule, ??. imeretica, ??. asariella. Caterpillars of these moths ??r?? steppe detritophages and only some of them settle in bumble-bee nests as well as in formicaria and termitaria.
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The Larvae of the Species of Tineidae of Economic Importance
Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1956Keys are provided for the larvae of 32 species of TINEIDAE, and detailed descriptions are given of 31 species. These include most of the species known to be of any economic importance. What is known of the biology of each is briefly summarised, but no attempt has been made to collate the available information on control measures.No larvae have been ...
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Ionizing Radiation for Quarantine Control of Opogona sacchari (Lepidoptera: Tineidae)
Journal of Economic Entomology, 2007A discriminating irradiation dose of 150 gray (Gy) was used to determine the most tolerant immature stages of Opogona sacchari (Bojer) (Lepidoptera: Tineidae). Based on adult emergence, early and late pupae were determined to be the most tolerant stages, and they were significantly more tolerant than eggs, neonate larvae, and larvae that were 1, 2, or ...
Robert G, Hollingsworth +1 more
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Revision der Perissomasticini (Lepidoptera: Tineidae).
1988Die Arbeit gibt einen Überblick über die Perissomasticini, eine Gruppe von Gattungen, die mit Perissomastix näher verwandt sind und hier als monophyletisch definiert werden. 70 Arten in 10 Gattungen werden dieser Gruppe zugeordnet. Bestimmungsschlüssel der Gattungen und Arten sind beigegeben. Die Bedeutung der Genitalmerkmale, ihre Variabilität und die
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Un nom générique nouveau (Lep. Tineidae)
Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1993Viette Pierre. Un nom générique nouveau (Lep. Tineidae). In: Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, volume 98 (2), juin 1993. p. 180.
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2010
The article presents a compilation of previously known information on the Tineidae of Slovenia and results of the examination of material, collected by the authors and numerous other collectors. 392 findings are listed from 125 locations for 44 species of the Slovenian Tineidae.
Gaedike, Reinhard +2 more
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The article presents a compilation of previously known information on the Tineidae of Slovenia and results of the examination of material, collected by the authors and numerous other collectors. 392 findings are listed from 125 locations for 44 species of the Slovenian Tineidae.
Gaedike, Reinhard +2 more
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Clothes Moth: Lepidoptera: Tineidae
2014Describes Clothes Moths, their habitat, life cycle, and the type of damage done by the larvae as well as method of control.
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