Tortricinae
Tortricinae is a subfamily of moths in the family Tortricidae, order Lepidoptera. Together with Olethreutinae, it forms the two major lineages of Tortricidae. Members are commonly referred to as tortricid moths or leafroller moths, a name that reflects the larval habit of many species to roll or tie leaves with silk to create protective shelters. The subfamily contains a large number of genera and species with a near worldwide distribution, especially in temperate and tropical regions.
Morphology and behavior: Adults typically have forewings that are mottled in shades of brown, gray, or ochre,
Distribution and ecology: Tortricinae are found worldwide, with the greatest diversity in temperate and tropical zones.
Economic importance: Several tortricines are significant agricultural and forestry pests due to their larval feeding on