Achrosis Explained

Achrosis is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae, found in Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Species

These 51 species belong to the genus Achrosis:

• Achrosis addicta Yazaki, 2020
• Achrosis alienata (Walker, 1862)
• Achrosis anagoga (Prout, 1931)
• Achrosis berytana (Rebel, 1911)
• Achrosis calcicola Holloway, [1994]
• Achrosis classeyi Holloway, [1994]
• Achrosis cochinchinensis Tautel, 2020
• Achrosis costimaculata (Moore, 1868)
• Achrosis elegans (West, 1929)
• Achrosis euchroes (Prout, 1917)
• Achrosis excitata (Prout, 1928)
• Achrosis fulvifusa (Warren, 1901)
• Achrosis grammicaria Yazaki, 2020
• Achrosis incitata (Walker, 1862)
• Achrosis innotata (Warren, 1897)
• Achrosis intexta (Swinhoe, 1891)
• Achrosis isochyta Meyrick, 1915
• Achrosis jacquelinae Orhant, 2000
• Achrosis kerangatis Holloway, 1996
• Achrosis likianga (Wehrli, 1940)
• Achrosis lilacina (Warren, 1901)
• Achrosis lithosiaria (Walker, 1862)
• Achrosis longifurca Holloway, [1994]
• Achrosis major Tautel, 2020
• Achrosis multidentata (Warren, 1894)
• Achrosis obliquilineata (Warren, 1893)
• Achrosis pallida (Moore, 1877)
• Achrosis paupera (Butler, 1881)
• Achrosis perfulvata (Prout, 1924)
• Achrosis pudens Tautel, 2020
• Achrosis pulchra (Wileman, 1914)
• Achrosis pulchricolor (Warren, 1906)
• Achrosis purpurascens (Warren, 1894)
• Achrosis pyrrhularia Guenée, [1858]
• Achrosis quadraria Warren, 1893
• Achrosis recitata Holloway, [1994]
• Achrosis rigorata (Prout, 1932)
• Achrosis rondelaria (Fabricius, 1775)
• Achrosis rosearia (Leech, 1891)
• Achrosis rufescens (Butler, 1880)
• Achrosis rufipennis (Warren, 1898)
• Achrosis sandroi Beck & Karisch, 2004
• Achrosis saturata Yazaki, 2020
• Achrosis selinae Beck & Karisch, 2008
• Achrosis semifulva (Pagenstecher, 1886)
• Achrosis semirubra (Warren, 1907)
• Achrosis serpentinaria (Walker, 1866)
• Achrosis spurca (Swinhoe, 1902)
• Achrosis tinctoria Tautel, 2020
• Achrosis transviridis Holloway, [1994]
• Achrosis viridapex (Holloway, 1976)

References

• Achrosis at Markku Savela's Lepidoptera and some other life forms