Archips micaceana is a moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found in China, Hong Kong, southern Vietnam, Burma, and northern Thailand. It is a minor pest of many agricultural crops.
The hindwings are almost entirely yellow in both sexes.
Food The larvae are polyphagous leaf-tiers and leaf-rollersEurasian Tortricidae on:
Abelmoschus esculentus Acacia nilotica Alangium salviifolium Albizzia procera Albizzia saman Aleurites Annona reticulata Annona squamosa Arachis hypogaea Areca catechu Artabotrys hexapetalus Artocarpus heterophyllus Aster Azadirachta excelsa Breonia chinensis Camellia Capsicum Cassia fistula Castanopsis fissa Cedrela Chrysanthemum Citrus maxima Codiaeum variegatum Coffea Cordyline fruticosa Cosmos Cuscuta Dalbergia sissoo Delonix regia Derris Dillenia indica Dimocarpus longan Duranta Erythrina fusca Erythrina variegata Eucalyptus camaldulensis Eugenia Fragaria Garcinia mangostana Gerbera jamesonii Glycine max Gmelina arborea Gossypium herbaceum Helianthus annuus Hibiscus Hopea odorata Ixora Lagerstroemia cuspidata Lantana camara Linum Litchi chinensis Lonicera japonica Ludwigia Macropiper excelsum Mallotus philippinensis Malus pumila Mangifera indica Medicago Michelia champaca Millettia extensa Morus alba Nephelium lappaceum Persea americana Phaseolus Pinus caribaea Pithecellobium dulce Psidium guajava Punica granatum Rhizophora mucronata Ricinus communis Salix Santalum album Schoutenia glomerata Shorea talura Spergularia macrotheca Syzygium aquem Syzygium cumini Terminalia elliptica Toona ciliata Triticum aestivum Vicia faba Vigna radiata Zea mays Ziziphus mauritiana
Tortricidae foodplant database
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