bevésni

Bévésni is a genus of moths belonging to the family Tortricidae. This genus is primarily found in Madagascar. The larvae of Bévésni moths are known to feed on various plant species, though specific host plants can vary depending on the particular species within the genus. Adult moths are typically small, with wingspans ranging from a few millimeters to about two centimeters. Their wing patterns are often cryptic, providing camouflage against their environment.

The classification of Bévésni within the Tortricidae family places it among the leafrollers and budworms, a large and diverse group of moths known for their economic impact on agriculture due to the larval feeding habits. Research on Bévésni species often focuses on their ecological roles, life cycles, and potential for pest management. Due to their limited geographic distribution, studies are largely concentrated on the unique biodiversity of Madagascar. Further research is ongoing to fully understand the taxonomy and biology of this genus.