Oidaematophorini Bigot, Gibeaux, Nel and Picard 1998

Kim, Sora, Byun, Bong-Kyu, Park, Kyu-Tek & Lee, Seunghwan, 2010, Taxonomic study of the tribe Oidaematophorini (Lepidoptera: Pterophoridae) from Korea, with descriptions of the two new species, Journal of Natural History 44 (23 - 24), pp. 1377-1399 : 1379-1380

Oidaematophorini Bigot, Gibeaux, Nel and Picard 1998

Key to the genera of the tribe Oidaematophorini in Korea based on external character

1. Colour of forewing, greyish (or pale) brown, or whitish (or yellowish) dark brown or yellowish white........................................ 2 Colour of forewing, pale brownish white........ Pselnophorus Wallengren

2. No fuscous marking or dots in forewing............. Emmelina (Meyrick) Fuscous marking or dot in forewing............................... 3

3. Distinct tuft of two pair spurs in hindleg present...................................................................... Oidaematophorus (Matsumura) No tuft of two pair spurs in hindleg, sometimes basal part of tibia tinged with dark brown............................................... 4

4. Vein R3 and R4 stalked on forewing....................... Adaina Tutt Vein R4 separate on forewing.......................... Hellinsia Tutt

Key to the genera of Oidaematophorini in Korea based on male genitalia

1. Saccular process longer than the valva.............. Emmelina (Meyrick) No saccular process, but a variable spine in left valva, sometimes harpe in right valva.................................................... 2

2. Juxta, asymmetric arm with blowing apex....... Pselnophorus Wallengren Juxta , asymmetric arm with pointed apex........................... 3

3. A spine in left valva, curved downward and process long, no sclerotized basal part............................ Oidaematophorus (Matsumura) A spine in left valva with sclerotized basal part...................... 4

4. Right valva with a process............................... Adaina Tutt Right valve with sometimes a process or harpe............. Hellinsia Tutt

Key to the genera of Oidaematophorini in Korea based on female genitalia

1. Ostium and antenum positioned centrally........... Emmelina (Meyrick) Ostium and antenum generally positioned laterally................... 2 2. Antenum widely developed, larger size than papillae analis.................................................. Oidaematophorus (Matsumura) Antenum small, similar size to papillae analis....................... 3

3. Ductus seminalis not developed............... Pselnophorus Wallengren Ductus seminalis long-developed and separated from basal part of ductus bursa........................................................ 4

4. Ductus seminalis spiral-shaped; corpus bursa without signum............................................................... Adaina Tutt Ductus seminalis long-developed; corpus bursa with signa, rarely absent..................................................... Hellinsia Tutt