Miltochrista floccosa

The M. floccosa species-group Diagnosis. The male genitalia of the species-group are characterised by the relatively short, laterally flattened and medially dilated uncus, and the costa lacking an elongate and slender distal process typical of the M. humilis species-group. Instead of the latter, in most species of the group, the costa is distally dilated and bears a ventrally directed apical process in certain taxa. Only in M. floccosa the costa is gradually distally tapered and dorsally fused with the valvula. The female genitalia of the species-group display no diagnostic differences from the M. humilis and the M. zinchenkoi species-groups. Note. Most species of the group were illustrated and diagnosed by Volynkin & Huang (2022). Species content of the M. floccosa species-group (All species are known from India) – M. floccosa (Walker, [1865]) (TL: India, Coimbatore) = Nudaria subcervina Walker, [1865], syn. rev. (TL: East India, Odisha, Ganjam) = Asura violacea Reich, 1936, syn. nov. (TL: India, Himachal Pradesh, Patria, Kufri Mt.) – M. ochracea (Hampson, 1891) (TL: South India, Nilgiris) – M. miraculosa Volynkin & S.-Y. Huang, 2022 (TL: South India, Kerala, 6 km N Munnar) – M. obliqua (Hampson, 1891) (TL: South India, Nilgiris) – M. hogani Volynkin & S.-Y. Huang, 2022 (TL: South India, Nilgiri Hills) – M. inconspicua (Moore, 1878) (TL: Northern India)

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-01-09
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14719724
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Lepidoptera: Biology and Taxonomy
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Miltochrista floccosa

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Lepidoptera: Biology and Taxonomy
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Miltochrista floccosa

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Abstract

The M. floccosa species-group Diagnosis. The male genitalia of the species-group are characterised by the relatively short, laterally flattened and medially dilated uncus, and the costa lacking an elongate and slender distal process typical of the M. humilis species-group. Instead of the latter, in most species of the group, the costa is distally dilated and bears a ventrally directed apical process in certain taxa. Only in M. floccosa the costa is gradually distally tapered and dorsally fused with the valvula. The female genitalia of the species-group display no diagnostic differences from the M. humilis and the M. zinchenkoi species-groups. Note. Most species of the group were illustrated and diagnosed by Volynkin & Huang (2022). Species content of the M. floccosa species-group (All species are known from India) – M. floccosa (Walker, [1865]) (TL: India, Coimbatore) = Nudaria subcervina Walker, [1865], syn. rev. (TL: East India, Odisha, Ganjam) = Asura violacea Reich, 1936, syn. nov. (TL: India, Himachal Pradesh, Patria, Kufri Mt.) – M. ochracea (Hampson, 1891) (TL: South India, Nilgiris) – M. miraculosa Volynkin & S.-Y. Huang, 2022 (TL: South India, Kerala, 6 km N Munnar) – M. obliqua (Hampson, 1891) (TL: South India, Nilgiris) – M. hogani Volynkin & S.-Y. Huang, 2022 (TL: South India, Nilgiri Hills) – M. inconspicua (Moore, 1878) (TL: Northern India)

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Zoological Survey of India (IN), Altai State University (RU), Tirol Kliniken (AT), Punjabi University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Lepidoptera: Biology and Taxonomy
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