Tortricidae: Tortricinae

49.016 (BF0981) Rose Tortrix Archips rosana, (Linnaeus, 1758)

KR04560

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General Information

This species is strongly sexually dimorphic. The males are more brightly marked than the females and the females don't have a costal fold but have a protruding apex on the forewing.

 

This species can be distinguished from A. crataegana as it is smaller and has an unbroken median fascia.

Overwinters as Overwinters as an egg.

Wingspan: male 15-18mm, female 17-24mm.
Foodplant(s): Raspberry (Rubus idaeus), cultivated roses (Rosa spp.), fruit trees
Flying: One generation, July-September
National status: Common

Regional Information

There are no records in the system yet in MyPlace.

Similar Species
Brown Oak Tortrix Archips crataegana


Larva/Leafmine:
Larva Type:
Smooth
Colours:
Black, green
No. of Proleg Pairs:
5