Bucculatrix sororcula
Braun, 1963
Bucculatrix sororcula is a micro- in the Bucculatricidae, first described by Annette Frances Braun in 1963. It is recorded from Arizona and California in western North America. Members of this are commonly known as ribbed cocoon-maker moths due to the distinctive ribbed structure of their larval cocoons. The family Bucculatricidae is a small group of leaf-mining moths within the superfamily Gracillarioidea.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Bucculatrix sororcula: //ˌbʌkjʊˈleɪtrɪks səˈrɔːrkjʊlə//
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Distribution
Recorded from Arizona and California, United States.