Sarcinodes is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae erected by Achille Guenée in 1857. The species are large with pinkish, mauvish or brownish-gray body and wings. The wings are traversed by between one and three oblique, straight fasciae. The forewing apex is acute, slightly falcate. The male antennae are unipectinate, those of the female are typically filiform, in some species unipectinate. The species are found in east Asia.
The small number of host plant records for Sarcinodes are Helicia (Proteaceae).
Species
Sarcinodes aegrota Butler, 1886 Sarcinodes aequilinearia Walker, 1860 Sarcinodes bilineata Moore, 1867 Sarcinodes carnearia Guenée, 1857 Sarcinodes compacta Warren, 1896 Sarcinodes debitaria Walker, 1863 Sarcinodes derufata Prout, 1921 Sarcinodes flaviplaga Prout, 1913 Sarcinodes holzi Pagenstecher, 1884 Sarcinodes lilacina Moore, 1888 Sarcinodes luzonensis Wileman & South, 1917 Sarcinodes mongaku Marumo, 1921 Sarcinodes olivata Warren, 1905 Sarcinodes perakaria Swinhoe, 1899 Sarcinodes punctata Warren, 1894 Sarcinodes reductatus Inoue, 1992 Sarcinodes restitutaria Walker, 1862 Sarcinodes subfulvida Warren, 1896 Sarcinodes subvirgata Prout, 1911 Sarcinodes sumatraria Walker, 1866 Sarcinodes susana Swinhoe, 1891 Sarcinodes trilineata Walker, 1866 Sarcinodes vultuaria Guenée, 1857 Sarcinodes yaeyamana Inoue, 1976 Sarcinodes yeni Sommerer, 1996
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