Decodes

Obraztsov, 1961

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Decodes is a of tortricid moths in the Tortricinae, tribe Cnephasiini. The genus was established by Obraztsov in 1961 and contains approximately 20 described distributed primarily in North America. Many species were described by Powell and colleagues between 1961 and 1998. The genus is part of the diverse leafroller Tortricidae, whose larvae typically feed on plants.

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How to pronounce Decodes: /dɛˈkoʊdiːz/

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Distribution

North America; records include the United States (including Vermont) and likely adjacent regions in Canada and Mexico based on distributions.

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