Suleima cinerodorsana

Heinrich, 1923

Suleima cinerodorsana is a of tortricid described by Heinrich in 1923. It belongs to the Suleima, which includes several species associated with sunflower and related plants. The genus is known to contain agricultural pests, though specific information about this species' and economic impact is limited in available sources.

Suleima cinerodorsana by Jacy Lucier. Used under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

Suleima cinerodorsana 1 by Jacy Lucier. Used under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Suleima cinerodorsana: //suˈleɪmə sɪˌnɛroʊˈdɔrsənə//

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Similar Taxa

Suleima helianthanaBoth belong to the Suleima and are associated with sunflower plants; S. helianthana is a documented pest of sunflower and stalks with known , while S. cinerodorsana lacks detailed published biological information

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Taxonomic note

Suleima cinerodorsana is part of the Olethreutinae within Tortricidae, a large of commonly known as leafroller moths or tortrix moths. Many tortricid larvae are specialized feeders on particular plant or .

Data gaps

Available sources confirm the taxonomic validity of this but do not provide species-specific information on , plants, distribution, or . Published literature appears to focus primarily on the S. helianthana as the economically significant sunflower bud .