Polygrammate
Hübner, 1818
Species Guides
2- Polygrammate cadburyi(Cadbury's Mystique)
- Polygrammate hebraeicum(Hebrew Moth)
Polygrammate is a in the Noctuidae, containing a single , Polygrammate hebraeicum (Hebrew moth). The genus was established by Jacob Hübner in 1818. are active during summer months in eastern North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Polygrammate: //ˌpɒlɪˈɡræmətə//
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Identification
The is recognized by its single included , Polygrammate hebraeicum, which has a wingspan of 23–39 mm. No other species are currently assigned to this genus.
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Distribution
Eastern North America: Ontario south to Florida, west to Texas. Distribution records also include Vermont.
Seasonality
active from May to August.
Host Associations
- Nyssa sylvatica - larval black gum trees
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Monotypy
The Polygrammate contains only one described , Polygrammate hebraeicum. This makes it a genus within the Acronictinae.