Isokeria

Isokeria is a genus of moths belonging to the family Geometridae. These moths are characterized by their relatively large size and their often intricate wing patterns, which can vary significantly between species. The larvae of isokeria moths are typically herbivorous, feeding on a variety of plants depending on the specific species and its geographic distribution. The adult moths are generally nocturnal, though some species may be crepuscular.

The distribution of isokeria moths is primarily found in Asia, with many species endemic to specific regions within the continent. Their habitat preferences range from forests and woodlands to grasslands and mountainous areas. Due to the diversity within the genus, research on the specific ecological roles and life cycles of individual isokeria species is ongoing.

Identification of isokeria species often relies on detailed examination of wing venation, genitalia, and coloration. Conservation status varies among the known species, with some facing threats due to habitat loss and environmental changes. Further study is needed to fully understand the biodiversity and ecological importance of this moth genus.