| Triodia sylvina | (Linnaeus, 1761) | 
Habitat
- Gardens
- Ruderal areas
- Wet meadows
Similar species
30-42 mm
39-50 mm
- Local names
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		Language Vernacular name  Česky ČeskyHrotnokřídlec salátový  Dansk DanskSkræpperodæder  Deutsch DeutschAmpfer-Wurzelbohrer  Eesti keel Eesti keelVööt-eistekedrik  English EnglishOrange Swift  Français FrançaisSylvine  Latviešu LatviešuSkābeņu šūpotnis  Lietuvių LietuviųGelsvasis šakniagraužis  Magyar MagyarKis gyökérrágólepke  Nederlands NederlandsOranje wortelboorder  Norsk NorskRød roteter  Polski PolskiKrótkowąs sylwina  Slovenčina SlovenčinaHrotokrídlovec šalátový  Suomeksi SuomeksiLounaan juuriperho  Svenska SvenskaKamsprötad rotfjäril  Türkçe TürkçeTuruncu Hayalet  Welsh WelshChwimwyfyn oren  Русский РусскийТонкопряд лесной 
- Primary hostplants
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		Family Latin name Vernacular name Malvaceae Malva Mallow 
- Synonyms and other combinations
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		Latin name Author Hepialus sylvinus Linnaeus, 1761 Triodia sylvinus Linnaeus, 1761 
- Links
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		Language Website Authors   Lepidoptera of Crimea Владимир Савчук   Lepiforum e. V.   Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa Paolo Mazzei     Moths and butterflies of Sweden Magnus Unger   Suffolk Moths Tony Prichard   Svenska fjärilar Bert Gustafsson   UK Moths Ian Kimber 
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