- List of Lepidoptera that feed on hawthorns
Hawthorns ("Crataegus" spp.) are used as food plants by the
larva e of a large number ofLepidoptera species including:Monophagous
Species which feed exclusively on "Crataegus"
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Batrachedridae
** "Batrachedra curvilineella "
*Coleophoridae
** "Coleophora trigeminella "Polyphagous
Species which feed on "Crataegus" among other plants
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Bucculatricidae
**"Bucculatrix bechsteinella "
**"Bucculatrix crataegi "
**"Bucculatrix pomifoliella "
*Coleophoridae
** Several "Coleophora " case-bearers, such as:
*** "C. cerasivorella"
*** "C. coracipennella"
*** "C. hemerobiella"
*** "C. nigricella"
*** "C. serratella"
*** "C. siccifolia"
*** "C. spinella"
*Drepanidae
**Buff Arches ("Habrosyne pyritoides")
*Geometridae
**Autumnal Moth ("Epirrita autumnata")
**Brimstone Moth ("Opisthograptis luteolata")
**Common Emerald ("Hemithea aestivaria")
**Common Marbled Carpet ("Chloroclysta truncata")
**Common Pug ("Eupithecia vulgata")
**Dotted Border ("Agriopis marginaria")
**Feathered Thorn ("Colotois pennaria")
**Green Pug ("Chloroclystis rectangulata")
**Light Emerald ("Campaea margaritata")
**Mottled Beauty ("Alcis repandata")
**Mottled Pug ("Eupithecia exiguata")
**Mottled Umber ("Erannis defoliaria")
**November Moth ("Epirrita dilutata")
**Pale November Moth ("Epirrita christyi")
**Scalloped Hazel ("Odontopera bidentata")
**Swallow-tailed Moth ("Ourapteryx sambucaria")
**Willow Beauty ("Peribatodes rhomboidaria")
**Winter Moth ("Operophtera brumata")
*Lymantriidae
**Brown-tail ("Euproctis chrysorrhoea")
**Gypsy moth ("Lymantria dispar")
**Yellow-tail ("Euproctis similis")
*Noctuidae
**Dark Dagger ("Acronicta tridens")
**Double Square-spot ("Xestia triangulum")
** The Dun-bar ("Cosmia trapezina")
** The Gothic ("Naenia typica")
**Grey Dagger ("Acronicta psi")
**Ingrailed Clay ("Diarsia mendica")
**Lesser Broad-bordered Yellow Underwing ("Noctua janthina")
**Lesser Yellow Underwing ("Noctua comes")
**Mouse Moth ("Amphipyra tragopoginis")
** The Satellite ("Eupsilia transversa")
*Nolidae
**Short-cloaked Moth ("Nola cucullatella")
*Notodontidae
**Coxcomb Prominent ("Ptilodon capucina")
*Nymphalidae
**American White Admiral /Red-spotted Purple ("Limenitis arthemis")
*Saturniidae
**Emperor Moth ("Pavonia pavonia")External links
* [http://www.nhm.ac.uk/research-curation/projects/hostplants/ Caterpillar Hostplants Database]
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