Arotrura divaricata
Braun, 1923
Arotrura divaricata is a of in the Scythrididae, described by Braun in 1923. The Arotrura is part of a small family of microlepidoptera commonly known as flower moths. Very little specific information is available about this particular species.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Arotrura divaricata: /ˌæroʊˈtʊrə ˌdɪvəˈraɪkətə/
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Taxonomic note
GBIF lists this with a status of 'DOUBTFUL' and places it under the Scythris rather than Arotrura, suggesting taxonomic uncertainty or pending revision. iNaturalist recognizes it under Arotrura.
Data availability
Only 4 observations are recorded on iNaturalist, indicating this is a rarely documented with limited published natural history information.