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Stau D E Et a L . / Meta Mo Rp H O Sis 31 (3 ): 1‒ 3 8 0 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family Date of Host species Locality collection (c), Ref. no. Lepidoptera species Rearer Final instar larva Adult (Family) pupation (p), emergence (e) Prodidactidae: undetermined subfamily M1953 Prodidactis mystica Nuxia oppositifolia Epsom (South) Wild c 30.11.2017 A. & I. Sharp (Stilbaceae) Rivers Game Reserve; p 16.12.2017 Hoedspruit; e 15.2.2018 Limpopo; South Africa Psychidae: Naryciinae 17HSS140 Observed feeding on Karen; c 4.12.2017 H. S. Staude tree lichens Nairobi; p 22.1.2018 (Lecanaromycetes) Kenya e 7.2.2018 Staude et al . 17HSS35 Narycia sp. Leucadendron sp., Bergplaas; c 23.9.2017 H. S. Staude / Metamorphosis switched to Protea Hoekwil; p 18.11.2017 welwitschii in captivity Western Cape; e 7.1.2018 (Proteaceae) South Africa 18HSS03 Narycia sp. Erica sp. Bergplaas; c 14.7.2018 H. S. Staude 31 (Ericaceae) Hoekwil; p 2.9.2018 (3) Western Cape; e 5.10.2018 : South Africa 1‒ 380 magrietb-151108-2 Narycia sp. Leucospermum Hanneshoek contour path; c 8.11.2015 M. Brink oleifolium Kleinmond; p ~30.12.2015 (Proteaceae) Western Cape; e 20.2.2016 South Africa mb-190113-9 Narycia sp. Aspalathus Lourensford Estate; c 13.1.2019 M. Brink (did not feed before Somerset West; p 27.1.2019 pupation) Western Cape; e 14.3.2019 (Fabaceae) South Africa 284 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family Psychidae: Oiketicinae 18HSS415 Eumeta cervina Syzygium guineense Dianahof, Sunnyside; c 29.3.2019 H. S. Staude leaves, also on Nuxia Pretoria; p 9.9.2019 floribunda / Diospyros Gauteng; e 30.10.2019 lyciodes / Rosa sp. / South Africa Maesa lanceolata, leaves and bark (Myrtaceae / Stilbaceae / Ebenaceae / Rosaceae / Primulaceae) M1589 Monda sp. Cassia sp. Jongmansspruit; c 12.12.2016 A. & I. Sharp (Fabaceae) Hoedspruit; p ? Limpopo; e 5.1.2017 South Africa Staude MJB051 Monda sp. Sodwana; c 24.11.2018 M. J. Botha St Lucia, Mtubatuba; p ? et al KwaZulu-Natal; e 9.11.2018 . South Africa / Metamorphosis MJB058 Monda sp. Syzygium cordatum St Lucia; c 9.12.2018 M. J. Botha cordatum KwaZulu-Natal; p 20.12.2018 (Myrtaceae) South Africa e 7.1.2019 31 (3) : 1‒ 380 MJB078 Monda sp. St Lucia; c 23.3.2019 M. J. Botha KwaZulu-Natal; p ? South Africa e 1.4.2019 285 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family MJB054 Monda sp. Brachylaena discolor St Lucia; c 9.12.2018 M. J. Botha (Asteraceae) KwaZulu-Natal; p ?.2018 South Africa e 1.1.2019 SBR121 Monda sp. Senecio deltoideus Private garden, bordering c 8.5.2019 S. Bradley (Asteraceae) Roosfontein Nature p 15.5.2019 Reserve, Dawncliffe, e 29.6.2019 Westville; Durban; KwaZulu-Natal; South Africa Staude Psychidae: Psychinae mb-170909-1 Gymnelema cf. G. Manulea cheiranthus / Swartdam koppie; c 9.9.2017 M. Brink holopercna daisy flowers Riebeek Kasteel; p 28.10.2017 et al (Scrophulariaceae / Western Cape; e 14.3.2018 . Asteraceae) South Africa / Metamorphosis mb-180927-1 Gymnelema cf. G. Berzelia lanuginosa Kleinmond mountain c 27.9.2018 M. Brink holopercna (Bruniaceae) contour path; p ? Kleinmond; e 16.2.2019 31 Western Cape; (3) South Africa : 1‒ 380 Psychidae: Typhoniinae 17HSS33 Typhonia picea Leucadendron sp. Bergplaas; c 23.9.2017 H. S. Staude (Proteaceae) Hoekwil; p 15.10.2017 Western Cape; e 5.11.2017 South Africa magrietb-151209-2 Typhonia sp. Phylica sp. Hanneshoek contour path; c 9.12.2015 M. Brink (Rhamnaceae) Kleinmond; p 22.12.2015 Western Cape; e 21.3.2016 South Africa 286 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family mb-190128-3 Typhonia sp. Did not feed Bobbejaansriver, c 28.1.2019 M. Brink Bainskloof; p ? Wellington; e 28.2.2019 Western Cape; South Africa Psychidae: undetermined subfamily 15HSS164 Dicoma anomala / Finsbury; c 14.3.2016 H. S. Staude Scabiosa columbaria Randfontein; p ? (flowers) Gauteng; e 18.9.2016 (Asteraceae / South Africa Caprifoliaceae) 16HSS153a Searsia dentata / Golden Valley, farm; c 26.2.2017 H. S. Staude Thesium pallidum Magaliesburg; p ? Staude (Anacardiaceae / Gauteng; e 28.9.2017 Santalaceae) South Africa et al . mb-171121-2 Diospyros glabra Babilonstoringberg, c 21.11.2017 M. Brink / Metamorphosis (Ebenaceae) Overberg; p 27.1.2018 Hermanus; e 5.2.2018 Western Cape; South Africa 31 (3) : 1‒ mb-180101-1 (Restionaceae) Kleinmond mountain near c 1.1.2018 M. Brink 380 golf course; p 30.1.2018 Kleinmond; e 4.4.2018 Western Cape; South Africa mb-190128-8 (Restionaceae) Happy Valley, Bainskloof; c 28.1.2019 M. Brink Wellington; p 3.2.2019 Western Cape; e 30.3.2019 South Africa 287 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family MJB031 Searsia chirindensis Dukuduku Gate; c 11.2.2018 M. J. Botha (Anacardiaceae) St Lucia, Mtubatuba; p ?.3.2018 KwaZulu-Natal; e 2.9.2018 South Africa MM053 Medicago sativa Rietvlei No. 2, farm; c 15.11.2015 M. Maclean (Fabaceae) Montagu; p 27.11.2015 Western Cape; e 4.4.2016 South Africa MM125 Pentzia incana Rietvlei No. 2, farm; c 9.9.2018 M. Maclean (flowers) Montagu; p 20.10.2018 (Asteraceae) Western Cape; e 10.3.2019 South Africa Staude et al . MM080 Aspalathus rigidifolia, Rooihoogtepas, The Koo; c 27.11.2016 M. Maclean Aspalathus Montagu; p 21.12.2016 / Metamorphosis hispida complex Western Cape; e 6.4.2017 (flowers of Medicago South Africa sativa in captivity) (det. C. Stirton) (Fabaceae) 31 (3) PV001 Jasminum multipartitum Scottburgh; c ?.11.2017 P. Vos : (Oleaceae) KwaZulu-Natal; p ?.12.2017 1‒ South Africa e 1.2.2018 380 MM097 Criocharacta amphiactis Inflorescences of Rietvlei No. 2, farm; c 2.10.2017 M. Maclean Bulbine frutescens, Montagu; p 28.10.2017 Haworthia attenuata Western Cape; e 23.2.2018 (peduncles, also used in South Africa bag construction) (Asphodelaceae) 288 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family MM124 Criocharacta amphiactis Bulbine frutescens Rietvlei No. 2, farm; c 22.9.2018 M. Maclean (inflorescences) Montagu; p 15.10.2018 (Asphodelaceae) Western Cape; e 28.2.2019 South Africa SBR115 Gymnelema vinctus Senecio tamoides Private garden, bordering c 31.5.2019 S. Bradley (Asteraceae) Roosfontein Nature p ?.2019 Reserve, Dawncliffe, e 7.6.2019 Westville; Durban; KwaZulu-Natal; South Africa Staude Pterophoridae: Pterophorinae M2414 ?Cucumus hirsutus Tshukudu Game Reserve; c 3.2.2019 A. & I. Sharp (Cucurbitaceae) Hoedspruit; p 12.2.2019 et al Limpopo; e 17.2.2019 . South Africa / Metamorphosis M1372 Cyphostemma woodii Trackers; c 1.10.2016 A. & I. Sharp (Vitaceae) Hoedspruit; p 6.10.2016 Limpopo; e 13.10.2016 South Africa 31 (3) M1374 Buttonia superba Trackers; c 1.10.2016 A. & I. Sharp : 1‒ (Orobanchaceae) Hoedspruit; p 3.10.2016 380 Limpopo; e 10.10.2016 South Africa M1374b Buttonia superba Trackers; c 1.10.2016 A. & I. Sharp (Orobanchaceae) Hoedspruit; p ? Limpopo; e 19.10.2016 South Africa M1378 Cyphostemma woodii Trackers; c 1.10.2016 A. & I. Sharp (Vitaceae) Hoedspruit; p 7.10.2016 Limpopo; e 14.10.2016 South Africa 289 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family M2416 Ceratotheca trilobium York; c 9.2.2019 A. & I. Sharp (Pedaliaceae) Hoedspruit; p 15.2.2019 Limpopo; e 17.2.2019 South Africa M2471 Barleria crossandriana Ndlovumzi; c 8.3.2019 A. & I. Sharp (Acanthaceae) Hoedspruit; p ? Limpopo; e 17.3.2019 South Africa M2023 Boerhavia diffusa York; c 9.3.2018 A. & I. Sharp (Nyctaginaceae) Hoedspruit; p 12.3.2018 Limpopo; e 15.3.2018 South Africa Staude M2059 Boerhavia diffusa Santawari Game Farm c 11.4.2018 A. & I. Sharp (Nyctaginaceae) (Guernsey); p 16.4.2018 et al Hoedspruit; e 20.4.2018 . Limpopo; / Metamorphosis South Africa M1809c Corchorus asplenifolius York; c 3.6.2017 A. & I. Sharp (Malvaceae) Hoedspruit; p 5.6.2017 Limpopo; e 16.6.2017 South Africa 31 (3) AM031 cf. Conyza Glencairn; c ? A. Morton : 1‒ (Asteraceae) Cape Town; p 1.8.2016 380 Western Cape; e 8.8.2016 South Africa 18HSS246 Rhynchosia monophylla Seekoeihoek, farm; c 20.1.2019 H. S. Staude (Fabaceae) Magaliesburg; p 24.1.2019 Gauteng; e 31.1.2019 South Africa 290 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family 16HSS172b Nidorella hottentotica Steenkoppies, farm; c 4.3.2017 H. S. Staude (Asteraceae) Magaliesburg; p 8.3.2017 Gauteng; e 15.3.2017 South Africa GRHG10 Exochaenium sp. nov. Umtamvuna Nature c 26.3.2019 K. W. & G. (Gentianaceae) Reserve; p 3.4.2019 R. H. Grieve Port Edward; e 7.4.2019 Eastern Cape; South Africa magrietb-170116-3 Orphium frutescens Conservation Society c 16.1.2017 M. Brink (Gentianaceae) exhibition; p 23.1.2017 Staude Kleinmond; e 30.1.2017 Western Cape; South Africa et al . / Metamorphosis mb-181129-1 Platyptilia ? Senecio sp. Kleinmond; c 29.11.2018 M. Brink (Asteraceae) Western Cape; p 4.12.2018 South Africa e 14.12.2018 Pterophoridae: undetermined subfamily 31 (3) SBR061 Distephanus Private garden, bordering c 26.1.2019 S. Bradley : angustifolium Roosfontein Nature p 28.1.2019 1‒ (Asteraceae) Reserve, Dawncliffe, e 5.2.2019 380 Westville; Durban; KwaZulu-Natal; South Africa Somabrachyidae: undetermined subfamily magrietb-150410 (Restionaceae) Kleinmond; c 10.4.2015 M. Brink Western Cape; p 15.4.2015 South Africa e ?.8.2015 291 "Others": Prodidactidae, Psychidae, Pterophoridae, Somabrachyidae, Thyrididae, Tineidae, Yponomeutidae, Zygaenidae, undetermined family magrietb-160210-1 Psycharium sp. Berzelia lanuginosa Hanneshoek contour path; c 10.2.2016 M. Brink (Bruniaceae) Kleinmond; p ~22.4.2016 Western Cape; e 1.7.2016 South Africa magrietb-160605-1 Psycharium sp. Mastersiella digitata Kleinmond; c 5.6.2016 M.
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