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Occurrence and Species Composition of some Moths (Lepidoptera) from Monywa University Campus

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Title Occurrence and Species Composition of some Moths (Lepidoptera) from Monywa University Campus
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Publication date 2025-03-03
Authors
Khin Than Nyo
Thida San
Yin Min Hlaing
Description
Moths are conspicuous insects that belong to the order Lepidoptera and suborder Ditrysia.
They are regarded as one of the indicators of a healthy environment. The present study is
the very first documentation on the moth species in Monywa University Campus.
University exhibits an enormous diversity of habitats including bushes, and grassland
having a large number of trees and shrubs. This study was carried out from October 2013
to February 2014. Moths were recorded during the late evenings and the early mornings.
A total of 20 species belonging to 14 genera under five families were recorded. Moth
species of five families were recorded: Uraniidae, Sphingidae, Geometridae, Arctiidae and
Noctuidae. The highest species composition was found in family Noctuidae (40%) and the
lowest in family Uraniidae and Geometridae (5%) each. The largest moth species recorded
in this study was Nyctipao macrops, whereas the smallest moth was Spilosoma
multiguttata. This study will contribute to the better understanding of moth in Monywa
University Campus and can be used in environment friendly development programs.
Keywords
Moths, Lepidoptera, Ditrysia, indicators, environment
Journal articles
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Sagaing University Research Journal
247-253
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