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Pyralidae

The Pyralidae, commonly called pyralid moths, snout moths or grass moths, are a family of Lepidoptera in the ditrysian superfamily Pyraloidea. In many (particularly older) classifications, the grass moths (Crambidae) are included in the Pyralidae as a subfamily, making the combined group one of the largest families in the Lepidoptera. The latest review…

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Pyralidae

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related to External links · 13
Pyralidae → Alma, Clarke, Entomología, Gates, Lepidoptera, Marquesas Archipelago, Microlepidoptera, Phylogenetic, Pyraloidea, Revista Colombiana, Smithsonian Contributions, Solis, Zoology
related to Problematic genera · 9
Pyralidae → Alucitoidea, Crambidae, Finally, In, Obtectomera, Pterophoroidea, Some, The, These
related to Systematics · 5
Pyralidae → Crambidae, Five, Nymphulinae, The, The Acentropinae

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phycitinae moth species pest family moths crambidae introduced pests larvae stored worldwide epipaschiinae galleriinae pyralinae genera pyraloidea including almost snout

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Pyralidaerelated to External linksSolis0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksAlma0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksPhylogenetic0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksPyraloidea0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksLepidoptera0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksRevista Colombiana0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksEntomología0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksClarke0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksGates0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksMicrolepidoptera0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksMarquesas Archipelago0.60section
Pyralidaerelated to External linksSmithsonian Contributions0.60section

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