Sisaso

Sisaso is a genus of moths in the family Geometridae. The genus was erected by William Warren in 1894. The species within this genus are primarily found in Southeast Asia.

The larvae of sisaso moths are typically leaf-feeders, with their specific host plants varying depending on the species. Adult moths are generally nocturnal and possess wingspans that can range from small to medium sizes, depending on the exact species. Their coloration often provides camouflage against their natural environment.

Currently, there are several described species within the sisaso genus, including Sisaso distincta and Sisaso cygnus. Research into the life cycles, ecological roles, and precise distribution of sisaso moths continues to be an area of entomological interest. Further studies may reveal additional species or shed more light on the existing ones. The classification and taxonomy of this genus are based on morphological characteristics of both the adult moths and their immature stages.