Agylla (moth)

Agylla is a genus of moths belonging to the family Erebidae, subfamily Arctiinae. These moths are found primarily in Asia. Characteristics of Agylla species typically include a slender body, relatively narrow forewings, and often muted coloration, though significant variation can occur between species. Their wingspans are generally small to moderate.

The larvae of Agylla species, like many Arctiinae moths, are generally polyphagous, feeding on a range of host plants. Specific host plant preferences can vary depending on the species. The lifecycle of Agylla moths consists of the egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa, and adult stages, with one or more generations per year depending on the climate.

Identification of Agylla species often requires careful examination of wing patterns, genitalia, and other morphological features. Taxonomic classifications within the Arctiinae are subject to ongoing research and revision, which may lead to changes in the placement of certain Agylla species.