Recorded Food Plants
- Acer, Maple
- Aconitum, Monkshood
- Alnus, Alder
- Aquilegia, Columbine
- Betula, Birch
- Calluna vulgaris, Heather
- Camellia japonica, Japanese Camellia
- Castanea, Chestnut
- Centaurea
- Cirsium arvense, Creeping Thistle
- Cornus, Dogwood
- Daphniphyllum
- Diervilla, Bush Honeysuckle
- Frangula, Alder Buckthorn
- Fraxinus, Ash
- Genista, Broom
- Glycine, Soybean
- Hypericum maculatum, Imperforate St. John's Wort
- Ilex, Holly
- Juglans, Walnut
- Larix, Larch
- Lindera, Spice Bush
- Lonicera, Honeysuckle
- Lythrum salicaria, Purple loosestrife
- Malus, Apple
- Philadelphus, Mock-orange
- Picea, Spruce
- Pieris
- Pinus, Pine
- Plectranthus
- Populus, Poplar
- Pseudotsuga, Douglas-fir
- Quercus, Oak
- Ribes rubrum, Redcurrant
- Rosa, Rose
- Rubus idaeus, Raspberry
- Rumex, Dock
- Salix, Willow
- Sambucus, Elder
- Shepherdia canadensis, Canada Buffaloberry
- Sorbus spp., rowans
- Spartina, Cordgrass
- Thuja
- Trifolium, Clover
- Tsuga, Hemlock
- Ulmus, Elm
- Vaccinium
- Zanthoxylum
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