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Symachra is a genus of moths in the family Erebidae. The genus was erected by Swinhoe in 1900. The species in this genus are found in India, with the type species being S. bakeri.

The Symachra genus is part of the Erebidae family, specifically in the subfamily Erebinae. These moths are typically nocturnal, and their habitats include tropical and subtropical regions. The classification of this genus is within the family Erebidae, which is a large family of moths.

In the field of entomology, Symachra species are of interest to researchers and collectors studying the biodiversity of Indian insect species. The taxonomy of the genus is continually being researched and revised as new species are discovered and more information about existing ones becomes available.

Symachra species are primarily white or pale yellow in color, with distinctive markings that allow for identification within the genus. The identification of species within the Symachra genus relies on close examination of external morphology and sometimes the use of genitalia structures for specific species.

While the occurrences of Symachra species are not as closely studied as some other genera, their study can provide significant insights into the evolution and diversity of Lepidoptera in specific bioregions. However, more comprehensive research is needed to better understand this genus and the ecological roles its species occup.