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Chloephorinae
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Chloephorinae

The Chloephorinae is a subfamily of the moth family Nolidae. It includes, among others, many of the moths known as silver-lines. They are rather similar to some owlet moths (Noctuidae) in appearance and often colored a vivid green.

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31 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Sarrothripini

tribeSarrothripini

Chloephorini

tribeChloephorini

Eariadini

tribeEariadini

Careini

tribeCareini

Ariolicini

tribeAriolicini

Gelastocerini

tribeGelastocerini

Sinna

genusSinna

Siglophora

genusSiglophora

Labanda

genusLabanda

Narangodes

genusNarangodes

Camptolomini

tribeCamptolomini

Ptyonota

genusPtyonota

Chloriola

genusChloriola

Arcyophora

genusArcyophora

Plagerepne

genusPlagerepne

Hypocarea

genusHypocarea

Topadesa

genusTopadesa

Acachmena

genusAcachmena

Parhylophila

genusParhylophila

Leucopardus

genusLeucopardus

Dumatha

genusDumatha

Egchiretes

genusEgchiretes

Acaenica

genusAcaenica

Aneureta

genusAneureta

Pogonozada

genusPogonozada

Metaptya

genusMetaptya

Hypolochma

genusHypolochma

Medava

genusMedava

Leianophera

genusLeianophera

Mindora

genusMindora

Pentaclonia

genusPentaclonia

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