Argyriini

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Argyriini is a tribe of crambid snout moths within the Crambinae. Members are small to medium-sized with relatively inconspicuous coloration. The tribe is distinguished by specific morphological features of the male genitalia, particularly the structure of the phallus and juxta. Many are associated with grassland and wetland where their larval grow.

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How to pronounce Argyriini: /ɑːrˈdʒɪriˌaɪni/

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  • ChiloiniBoth tribes occur in Crambinae and include grass-associated ; Argyriini can be distinguished by male genitalia structure with the phallus attached medially to the juxta
  • CrambiniAnother Crambinae tribe with similar overall ; Argyriini differs in tympanal organ structure and genitalia configuration

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