Tiliaceae

Butterfly & Moth Larval Food Plants

Linden Family

Tiliaceae

Antoine Laurent de Jussieu

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Corchorus capsularis - Jute
- Small Mottled Willow
Grewia tilaefolia - No Common Name
- Oak Beauty
Tilia americana - American Basswood - Carolina Basswood
- Gypsy Moth
- Leopard Moth
  - Camberwell Beauty
Tilia cordata - Small-leaved Lime
- Alder Moth
- Autumnal Moth
- Brindled Beauty
- Broken-barred Carpet
- Buff-tip
- Coxcomb Prominent
- December Moth
- Early Thorn
- Incurvaria pectinea
- Lime Hawk-moth
- Lobster Moth
- Marbled Beauty
- Mottled Umber
- Nut-tree Tussock
- Orange Sallow
- Pale Oak Beauty
- Pale Pinion
- Pale Tussock
- Roeslerstammia erxlebella
- Satellite
- Scalloped Oak
- Scarce Hook-tip
- Scorched Wing
- Small Eggar
- Small Fan-foot
- Sprawler
- The Dun-bar
- Winter Moth
Tilia japonica - Japanese Lime
- Brindled Beauty
Tilia platyphyllos - Large-leaved Lime
- Mottled Umber
- Orange Sallow
- Satellite
- Scalloped Hazel
- Scorched Wing
- Small Eggar
- Sycamore
Tilia vulgaris - Lime
- Gypsy Moth
- Lime Hawk-moth
- Pale Brindled Beauty
- Roeslerstammia erxlebella
- Sprawler
Tilia X europaea - Common Lime
- Broken-barred Carpet
- Garden Tiger
- Lunar-spotted Pinion
- Orange Sallow
Triumfetta pilosa - Nichardi
- Bordered Straw