Scoliacma

Scoliacma is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tortricidae. These moths are generally small and possess characteristic features of the Tortricidae family, including broad forewings that often appear bell-shaped when at rest. Scoliacma species are found in various regions, often associated with specific host plants on which their larvae feed. The larvae are typically leaf rollers or borers, causing damage to foliage or other plant tissues. While not generally considered significant agricultural pests, their presence can be noted in ecological surveys and biological studies related to Lepidoptera. Details regarding specific species within the Scoliacma genus, including their geographical distribution, larval host plants, and adult morphology, can vary considerably and are documented in taxonomic and entomological literature.