Choreutis

Last instar larva: body pale green, with amber or yellow head capsule; pinacula distinctly marked, brown–black, well developed. Stemmata I–V more or less oval, similar in size, with gaps between stemmata I–II; stemma VI not visible. AF2 distinct and situated at about level of frons apex; seta C2 distinctly posterior to anterior margin of postclypeus; F1 longer than AF2. Setae MD1, MD2 and MD3 very small, arranged in a straight line. P1 at about level of frons apex, distinctly longer than P2. Prothorax on each side bearing one pair of prothoracic lateral setae and one pair of dorsal setae. Setae D1, D2 and SD1, SD2 more or less equal in length. Setae SV1 and SV2 located on common elongated pinaculum, both setae more or less equal in length, SV1 posterior to SV2; V1 close to ventral meson, slightly ventral and posterior to thoracic leg. Anal shield rounded, more sclerotized, posteriorly with D1, D2, SD1 and SD2 setae. The number per one row on anal prolegs is from 18 to 20.

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