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Gelechioidea >> Blastobasidae >> Holcocerinae >> Asaphocrita

Asaphocrita cf. confluentella

(Dietz, 1910)

Sort #: 1289.2 | P #: 591733.2 | MPG #: 1171.2
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Larval substrate: Unknown
Phenology: Adult: 5/24 to 7/16 and 8/12 to 8/31 (30 records)

Comment: This is the species most commonly identified as 'aphidiella' and due to its contrasting phenotype it is generally easily recognizable (but some of the dark species could also have lighter forms). This species is probably referrable to A. confluentella, but we have to await a full revision to be certain.

Status in MA (automated assessment): Fairly widespread, fairly common
Status in N. America: Native
MA Endangered Species Act status: None
First Year Reported: 1907
Last Year Reported: 2025

Distribution by County: Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin, Worcester, Middlesex, Norfolk, Bristol, Plymouth, Dukes, Nantucket
Number of Records: 32

  • Male attracted to light, 16mm WS, DNA barcoded (Photo: ©S. Whitebread)
  • Detail of male antenna (Photo: ©S. Whitebread)
  • Adult male attracted to light (Photo: ©Tom Murray)
  • Adult female attracted to light, 16mm WS (Photo: ©S. Whitebread)

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