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Oaks (Quercus spp) are used as food plants by the larvae of a large number of Lepidoptera species:

=Monophagous species which feed exclusively on Quercus
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  • B. ainsliella
  • B. albertiella
  • B. amiculella
  • B. cerina
  • B. domicola - feeds on Quercus palustris
  • B. litigiosella
  • B. luteella - feeds on Quercus alba
  • B. ochrisuffusa - feeds on Quercus alba
  • B. recognita - feeds on Quercus macrocarpa
  • B. zophopasta - feeds on Quercus garryana
  • C. acrina
  • C. bicostomaculella
  • C. chrysopyla
  • C. formosella
  • C. fuscomaculella
  • C. gilvomaculella
  • C. pereyra
  • C. petalumensis - feeds on Quercus lobata
  • C. raspyon
  • C. trichostola
  • C. trophella
  • C. vanduzeei - feeds on Quercus agrifolia
  • C. bipennella
  • C. discostriata
  • C. levantis
  • C. melanograpta
  • C. quercicola - feeds on Q. mongolica
  • C. querciella

=Polyphagous species which feed on Quercus among other plants
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Lepidoptera food plant lists

 

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