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Xylenina
38 branches of this group, most-observed first
Sunira
genusSunira
Agrochola
genusAgrochola
Lithophane
genusLithophane
Conistra
genusConistra
Eupsilia
genusEupsilia
Xanthia
genusXanthia
Hyppa
genusHyppa
Xylena
genusXylena
Anathix
genusAnathix
Tiliacea
genusTiliacea
Metaxaglaea
genusMetaxaglaea
Pyreferra
genusPyreferra
Brachylomia
genusBrachylomia
Sericaglaea
genusSericaglaea
Aseptis
genusAseptis
Eucirroedia
genusEucirroedia
Parastichtis
genusParastichtis
Litholomia
genusLitholomia
Homoglaea
genusHomoglaea
Mesogona
genusMesogona
Epiglaea
genusEpiglaea
Lithomoia
genusLithomoia
Chaetaglaea
genusChaetaglaea
Telorta
genusTelorta
Xystopeplus
genusXystopeplus
Jodia
genusJodia
Hillia
genusHillia
Psectraglaea
genusPsectraglaea
Paraseptis
genusParaseptis
Vargalorta
genusVargalorta
Incertobole
genusIncertobole
Orbona
genusOrbona
Vulpechola
genusVulpechola
Epidemas
genusEpidemas
Elwesia
genusElwesia
Agrocholorta
genusAgrocholorta
Suginistra
genusSuginistra
Sydiva
genusSydiva
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Xylenina in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 320219.