Pseudanthoecia
Smith, 1882
Species Guides
1Pseudanthoecia is a of in the Noctuidae, established by Smith in 1882. The genus contains a single described , Pseudanthoecia tumida (Grote, 1880). It is classified within the Noctuinae and tribe Eriopygini. The genus is known from relatively few observations, with limited published information on its .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Pseudanthoecia: /ˌsuː.dænˈθoʊ.si.a/
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Distribution
The has been recorded in North America, based on the type locality and known distribution of its sole , Pseudanthoecia tumida.
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Taxonomic history
The was established by Smith in 1882, with Pseudanthoecia tumida (originally described as Anthoecia tumida by Grote in 1880) as the type . The genus name reflects its historical relationship to Anthoecia, from which it was separated based on morphological differences.
Species diversity
Only one is currently recognized in the : Pseudanthoecia tumida. The genus appears to be based on available taxonomic literature.