Eribrhus

Eribrhus is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tortricidae. This family, commonly known as leafrollers, comprises a vast number of species known for their larval stage's habit of rolling leaves to create shelters. Eribrhus moths are generally small to medium-sized insects.

The exact taxonomic placement and the number of species within Eribrhus can vary as new research emerges and classifications are revised. Historically, species now attributed to Eribrhus may have been described under different genera. Information on the specific life cycle, host plants, and geographical distribution of Eribrhus species is often detailed in entomological literature and specialized databases.

Like other tortricids, the larvae of Eribrhus are typically caterpillars that feed on plant material, often causing damage to agricultural crops and native vegetation. The adult moths are usually nocturnal and are attracted to light. Their wing patterns and coloration can be distinctive, aiding in their identification. Further research into the ecology and behavior of Eribrhus is ongoing within the scientific community.