Tortricoidea, Tortricidae, Tortricinae, Grapholitini (Part 2) (Leafroller Moths)

Version 18 Jan 2004	Species	Wingspan	Flight	Distribution (FIN)	Rarity	Typical hostplants	Descriptive characters, comments
Pammene aurana		9-13 mm	VII	A,V	60	Heracleum sphond. seeds	Large yellow blotches
Pammene gallicana		11-13 mm	VII-VIII	up to PPe-Kn	35	Angelica, etc. seeds	Violet, cf. Cydia janthinana
Pammene fasciana		13-18 mm	VI-VII	A-EK	40	Quercus seeds	Large white dorsal blotch
Pammene splendidulana		10-12 mm	V-VI	A-U	60	Quercus leaves	Cf.luedersiana, creamy markings, dark backgr.
Pammene insulana		14-16 mm	VI	up to PPp-Kn	40	Quercus, Betula?	Characteristic dorsal blotch
Pammene ignorata		10-12 mm	VI-VII	A,EH	90	Ulmus?, Tilia?	Cf. insulana
Pammene argyrana		11-13 mm	V-VI	A-U	35/50	Quercus galls	Cf. ignorata, Epinotia, hw partly light
Pammene suspectana		11-14 mm	V-VI	A,V	90	Fraxinus bark	Similar to albuginana, brownish
Pammene albuginana		11-13 mm	VI-VII	A,V	50	Quercus galls	Cf. argyrana, dark backgr., contrasting
Pammene clanculana		? mm	VI-VII	V-InL, not yet EK	25	Betula nana seeds	Characteristic markings
Pammene obscurana		10-15 mm	V-VI	up to PPp-Kn	50	Betula catkins	Cf. splendidulana
Pammene luedersiana		10-12 mm	V-VI	up to KemLl-Kn	35	Myrica, Vacc. uliginosum?	Dark hw, sharp corner in the med.fascia
Pammene rhediella		10-12 mm	V-VI	up to St-LK	25	Crataegus, Malus flowers	Orange fw tips
Pammene populana		10-15 mm	VII-VIII	up to St-LK,Kn	20	Salix shoots	Dorsal blotch characteristic
Pammene regiana		14-16 mm	VI-VIII	U	100	Acer pseudoplatanus seeds	Large yellow dorsal blotch
Pammene ochsenheimeriana		8-11 mm	VI	up to EP-ES	40	Picea	Grey on black, cf. some Cydia
Pammene germmana		11-14 mm	VI	A-PK,EP	30	Crataegus?, Prunus?	Characteristic ground colour, costal markings
Pammene luculentana		? mm	V-(VI)	LK,EH	?	Rosaceae?
Strophedra nitidana		8-10 mm	VI-VII	up to A-Kn, not U	80	Quercus leaves	Apex rounded, grey markings, dark backgr.
Dichrorampha plumbana		12-15 mm	VI-VII	A-InL	1	Achillea millef. roots	Dark, obscure orange
Dichrorampha sedatana		12-16 mm	VI-VII	up to EP-LK	5	Tanacetum roots	Cf. plumbana, basal obscure orange
Dichrorampha aeratana		12-16 mm	VI-VII	up to EP-PK	40	Leucanthemum roots	Similar to sedatana and plumbana, gen!
Dichrorampha consortana		9-12 mm	VII	up to PPe-Kn,not U	40	Leucanthemum stem?	Cf. acuminatana, median fascia
Dichrorampha cinerascens		9-13 mm	VII-(VIII)	U,EK	80	Achillea millefolium	Small, obscure markings
Dichrorampha acuminatana		11-15 mm	VI-VIII	up to KP-PK	10/20	Leucanth.,Tanacetum roots	Unique shape, colour also
Dichrorampha sylvicolana		10-12 mm	VII-VIII	A,V	60	Achillea ptarmica roots	Cf. simpliciana, obscure orange at fw ends
Dichrorampha simpliciana		13-16 mm	VII-VIII	up to PH-PS	5/15	Artemisia vulgaris roots	Large, broad
Dichrorampha heegerana		11-14 mm	VII-VIII	A-U	30	Asteraceae?, dry places	Characteristic dorsal blotch
Dichrorampha senectana		13-16 mm	VI-VII	A,V	100	Leucanthemum, Tanacetum roots	Cf. plumbagana, obscure markings
Dichrorampha gueneeana		12-16 mm	VI-VIII	A-InL	1	Achillea, Tanacetum roots	Obscure dorsal blotch, cf. flavidorsana
Dichrorampha flavidorsana		12-16 mm	VII-VIII	Coast: PPp-EK,ES	15	Tanacetum roots	Dorsal blotch characteristic
Dichrorampha alpinana		13-15 mm	VI-VII	up to St-Kn,PPp	60	Leucanthemum roots	Broad do. blotch, hw basally lighter
Dichrorampha petiverella		10-13 mm	VI-VIII	up to KP-Kn	1	Achillea, Tanacetum roots	Dorsal blotch narrow
Dichrorampha plumbagana		11-15 mm	VI-VII	up to KemL, not Ks	10	Achillea m. roots, flowers	Fw colour characteristic
Dichrorampha obscuratana		13-15 mm	VI-VII	up to PPp-PK,not PS,Kn	1	Tanacetum roots	Markings hardly visible except costal
Dichrorampha agilana		9-11 mm	VI-VII	up to PPp-Kn	1	Tanacetum roots	Small, dorsal blotch characteristic

The wingspan measurements are mostly based on Razowski 2001. The provincial distribution is given according to Kerppola & al. (Baptria supplement 1995) and Kullberg & al. (Sahlbergia 2001). The "rarity" is more exactly the point score (m/f) of the Entomological Exchange Association in Helsinki (2000): 1-25 common, 30-60 rare or local, 70-100 very rare (less than 200 specimens recorded). Hostplant data and descriptive characters are combined from different sources, including Emmet 1988 and Bradley, Tremewan & Smith 1979. The flight time is only a coarse approximation in the South of Finland (adapted from Svensson, 1993); there may be as much as four weeks difference between an early and a late summer.

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