Tehissidae
Tehissidae is a family of moths belonging to the order Lepidoptera. This family is characterized by its small to medium-sized moths, exhibiting a variety of wing patterns and coloration, often with intricate markings that serve as camouflage. The family is primarily distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, with some species also found in temperate zones.
Members of Tehissidae are known for their diverse larval host plants, which include various types of trees,
Taxonomically, Tehissidae was established based on morphological features observed in adult and larval stages, including wing
While the family does not include any species of significant economic importance or known as major pests,
Overall, Tehissidae represents a distinct lineage within Lepidoptera, contributing to the rich biodiversity of moth species