Néamais

Néamais is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tortricidae. This genus is characterized by the distinctive wing patterns and specific host plant preferences of its species. Members of néamais are typically small to medium-sized moths, with wingspans ranging from a few millimeters to a couple of centimeters. Their larvae are often leafrollers or bud feeders, and their life cycles are closely tied to their host plants, which can include various species of trees and shrubs.

The distribution of néamais species is primarily concentrated in certain geographic regions, with some species found in Europe and others in Asia. Research into the taxonomy and biology of néamais is ongoing, with scientists working to understand the evolutionary relationships within the genus and the ecological roles of its members. Identification of néamais species often relies on detailed examination of their wing venation, genitalia, and host plant associations. Conservation concerns may arise for certain species if their specific habitats or host plants are threatened by environmental changes or human activities.