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Cydia
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Cydia

Cydia is a large genus of tortrix moths, belonging to the tribe Grapholitini of subfamily Olethreutinae. Its distinctness from and delimitation versus the tribe's type genus Grapholita requires further study.

Moths in this genus are generally small and dull brown; their caterpillars are yellow or white and wormlike. Cydia includes many species of economic importance due to the damage their caterpillars inflict as pests of agricultural crops, especially fruit and nut trees. On the other hand, some Cydia species have been used for biological control of invasive weeds, and many of these small moths and their caterpillars are an important food source for other animals. A few species from the Hawaiian Islands are suspected to be extinct due to disappearance of their food plants.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Filbertworm Moth

speciesCydia latiferreana

Codling Moth

speciesCydia pomonella

Marbled Piercer

speciesCydia splendana

Large Beech Piercer

speciesCydia fagiglandana

Hickory Shuckworm Moth

speciesCydia caryana

Vagrant Piercer

speciesCydia amplana

Cydia membrosa

speciesCydia membrosa

Gorse Pod Moth

speciesCydia succedana

Eastern Pine Seedworm Moth

speciesCydia toreuta

Pea Moth

speciesCydia nigricana

Cydia populana

speciesCydia populana

Cydia marita

speciesCydia marita

Spruce Seed Moth

speciesCydia strobilella

Grey Gorse Piercer

speciesCydia ulicetana

Scarce Maple Piercer

speciesCydia inquinatana

White-marked Cydia

speciesCydia albimaculana

Longleaf Pine Seedworm Moth

speciesCydia ingens

Ponderosa Pine Seedworm Moth

speciesCydia piperana

Cydia pyrivora

speciesCydia pyrivora

Cydia garacana

speciesCydia garacana

Cydia lacustrina

speciesCydia lacustrina

Cydia laricana

speciesCydia laricana

Willow Gall Moth

speciesCydia gallaesaliciana

Cydia interscindana

speciesCydia interscindana

Cydia candana

speciesCydia candana

Cydia flexiloqua

speciesCydia flexiloqua

Pine-bark Piercer

speciesCydia coniferana

Cydia erotella

speciesCydia erotella

Cydia strigulatana

speciesCydia strigulatana

Fletcher's Cydia Moth

speciesCydia fletcherana

Cydia blackmoreana

speciesCydia blackmoreana

Cydia glandicolana

speciesCydia glandicolana

Slash Pine Seedworm Moth

speciesCydia anaranjada

Cydia prosperana

speciesCydia prosperana

Cydia multilineana

speciesCydia multilineana

Obscure Silver-striped Piercer

speciesCydia cosmophorana

Cydia costastrigulana

speciesCydia costastrigulana

Alfalfa Moth

speciesCydia medicaginis

Larch Piercer

speciesCydia illutana

Cydia oxytropidis

speciesCydia oxytropidis

Cydia kurokoi

speciesCydia kurokoi

Cydia trasias

speciesCydia trasias

Cydia adenocarpi

speciesCydia adenocarpi

Cydia tana

speciesCydia tana

Cydia ingrata

speciesCydia ingrata

Pine-cone Piercer

speciesCydia conicolana

Restharrow Piercer

speciesCydia microgrammana

Cydia ilipulana

speciesCydia ilipulana

Cydia molybdana

speciesCydia molybdana

Cydia araucariae

speciesCydia araucariae

Cydia leucostoma

speciesCydia leucostoma

Cydia danilevskyi

speciesCydia danilevskyi

jumping bean moth

speciesCydia deshaisiana

Sallow-shoot Piercer

speciesCydia servillana

Cydia amurensis

speciesCydia amurensis

Cydia walsinghamii

speciesCydia walsinghamii

Scarce Spruce Piercer

speciesCydia pactolana

Cypress bark moth

speciesCydia cupressana

Cydia rana

speciesCydia rana

Cydia semicinctana

speciesCydia semicinctana

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