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Status
The caterpillar initially creates a linear-blotch mine on skullcap leaves. The caterpillar exits the mine and feeds in a leaf shelter formed by tying the the leaf edges together (Eiseman, 2021: 1479). Mines and shelters of the species should be looked for on its host plants in Maryland.
Relationships
Larval host plants include Mad-dog Skullcap and Marsh Skullcap (Eiseman, 2021).
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