Phyllonorycter viburnella
(Braun, 1923)
Phyllonorycter viburnella is a micro- in the Gracillariidae, commonly known as leaf blotch miner moths. The was described by Braun in 1923. It is known from a limited distribution in northeastern North America, with records from Quebec, Connecticut, and Ohio. As a member of Phyllonorycter, its larvae likely create blotch mines in leaves, though specific plant associations for this species have not been documented in the provided sources.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Phyllonorycter viburnella: /ˌfɪləˈnɔrɪktər vaɪˈbɜːrnɛlə/
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Distribution
Known from Quebec in Canada, and Connecticut and Ohio in the United States. Distribution appears restricted to northeastern North America based on available records.
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Taxonomic context
Phyllonorycter viburnella belongs to the Lithocolletinae within Gracillariidae. The Phyllonorycter contains numerous , many of which are challenging to distinguish without detailed examination. The specific epithet 'viburnella' suggests a possible association with Viburnum plants, though this has not been confirmed in the available sources.