Adults reared from larvae which emerged from a container of "Dried Mixed Forest Mushrooms" (Suillus Luteus, Pleurotus Ostreatus, Auricula Judae, Boletus Edulis), packed in France but grown in Far East Asia. Identification Reinhard Gaedike (via Martin Honey), who states: " ... a surprise! The shape fully agrees with the fig. 1 in Robinson (1980) (Entomologist's Gazette 31: 129-142): Nemapogon asyntacta (Meyrick, 1917), hitherto known from India (locus typicus) and from Tibet.
Adults reared from larvae which emerged from a container of "Dried Mixed Forest Mushrooms" (Suillus Luteus, Pleurotus Ostreatus, Auricula Judae, Boletus Edulis), packed in France but grown in Far East Asia. Identification Reinhard Gaedike (via Martin Honey), who states: " ... a surprise! The shape fully agrees with the fig. 1 in Robinson (1980) (Entomologist's Gazette 31: 129-142): Nemapogon asyntacta (Meyrick, 1917), hitherto known from India (locus typicus) and from Tibet.
Adults reared from larvae which emerged from a container of "Dried Mixed Forest Mushrooms" (Suillus Luteus, Pleurotus Ostreatus, Auricula Judae, Boletus Edulis), packed in France but grown in Far East Asia. Identification Reinhard Gaedike (via Martin Honey), who states: " ... a surprise! The shape fully agrees with the fig. 1 in Robinson (1980) (Entomologist's Gazette 31: 129-142): Nemapogon asyntacta (Meyrick, 1917), hitherto known from India (locus typicus) and from Tibet.
Adults reared from larvae which emerged from a container of "Dried Mixed Forest Mushrooms" (Suillus Luteus, Pleurotus Ostreatus, Auricula Judae, Boletus Edulis), packed in France but grown in Far East Asia. Identification Reinhard Gaedike (via Martin Honey), who states: " ... a surprise! The shape fully agrees with the fig. 1 in Robinson (1980) (Entomologist's Gazette 31: 129-142): Nemapogon asyntacta (Meyrick, 1917), hitherto known from India (locus typicus) and from Tibet.
Adults reared from larvae which emerged from a container of "Dried Mixed Forest Mushrooms" (Suillus Luteus, Pleurotus Ostreatus, Auricula Judae, Boletus Edulis), packed in France but grown in Far East Asia. Identification Reinhard Gaedike (via Martin Honey), who states: " ... a surprise! The shape fully agrees with the fig. 1 in Robinson (1980) (Entomologist's Gazette 31: 129-142): Nemapogon asyntacta (Meyrick, 1917), hitherto known from India (locus typicus) and from Tibet.
