Henricus infernalis
(Heinrich, 1920)
Henricus infernalis is a small tortricid found in western North American juniper woodlands. The has forewings measuring 6–7.5 mm and is active from May through August. Larvae feed specifically on berries of Juniperus scopulorum. The species was originally described as Commophila infernalis by Heinrich in 1920.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Henricus infernalis: /hɛnˈrɪkʊs ɪnfɛrˈnaːlɪs/
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Habitat
Juniper woodlands dominated by Juniperus .
Distribution
North America from Texas and Arizona northward to Utah, eastern British Columbia, and Nebraska.
Seasonality
active from May to August.
Diet
Larvae feed on berries of Juniperus scopulorum (Rocky Mountain juniper).
Host Associations
- Juniperus scopulorum - larval berries