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Phycitinae

The Phycitinae are a subfamily of snout moths (family Pyralidae). Even though the Pyralidae subfamilies are all quite diverse, Phycitinae stand out even by standards of their family: with over 600 genera considered valid and more than 4000 species placed here at present, they unite up more than three-quarters of living snout moth diversity. Together with…

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Phycitinae

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related to Ecology · 27
Phycitinae → Alternanthera, Arcola, Australia, Cactoblastis, Cadra, Dioryctria, Ecological, Ectomyelois, Ephestia, Etiella, Hemiptera, It, Laetilia, Mexican, Northern Hemisphere America, Opuntia, Others, Pacific Rim, Paraná Basin, Plodia
related to Genera incertae sedis · 23
Phycitinae → AbachausiaAfromyleaAmyeloisAnabasisAspithroidesAustralephestiodes Neunzig, Amsel, Blanchard, Du, Guenée, Heinrich, Horak, Hulst, Küppers, Meyrick, Neunzig, Ragonot, Rebel, Roesler, Shaffer, Shibuya, Solis, Some Phycitinae, Staudinger, Sung
related to Systematics · 13
Phycitinae → Agriculture, As, Carl Heinrich, Delimitation, Despite, Due, Epipaschiinae, Hans Georg Amsel, Natural History Karlsruhe, New, Some, State Museum, United States Department
related to Description · 12
Phycitinae → Altogether, Despite, Due, Furthermore, In, Myelois, Oncocera, SD1, They, Tineidae, Yet, Yponomeutidae

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species genera subfamily moths family snout caterpillars even considered genus large though moth however group many seminalis dioryctria zeller tribes

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Sternorrhynchainstance ofas they eat small Hemiptera0.80text
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionIn0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionTineidae0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionThey0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionYet0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionOncocera0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionMyelois0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionYponomeutidae0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionDespite0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionDue0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionAltogether0.60section
Phycitinaerelated to DescriptionSD10.60section

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