Ekadheriniä

Ekadheriniä is a genus of moths in the family Tortricidae. This genus is primarily found in Asia, with most species described from China and neighboring regions. The taxonomy of Ekadheriniä has been subject to revision, and its precise placement within the Tortricidae subfamily Olethreutinae is an area of ongoing research.

Species within Ekadheriniä are typically small to medium-sized moths. Their wing patterns can vary, but often include subtle markings or shades of brown, grey, or white. Like other tortricid moths, the larvae of Ekadheriniä are generally leaf-rollers or miners, feeding on the foliage of various plant species. The specific host plants are often documented for individual species, providing insights into their ecological roles.

The study of Ekadheriniä contributes to the broader understanding of insect biodiversity, particularly within the diverse family Tortricidae. Ongoing research aims to clarify the evolutionary relationships within the genus and to document the full geographic distribution and host plant associations of its species. Further research may also explore the economic impact of these moths, if any, as some tortricids can be agricultural pests.