Three new species of the subfamily Bryophilinae from China (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae) Author Han, Hui-Lin Author Kononenko, Vladimir S. Author Behounek, Gottfried text Zootaxa 2011 3108 53 63 journal article 45921 10.5281/zenodo.279255 93c7b552-6f51-4b48-a096-cdbe64d3fa34 1175-5326 279255 Genus Cryphia Hübner, 1818 Cryphia Hübner, 1818 , Zuträge zur Sammlung exotischer Schmetterlinge : 1: 14. Type-species: Noctua receptricula Hübner , [1803], by subsequent designation by Hampson, 1908. Type-locality: Europe. Synonymy: Cryptomima Berio, 1977 ; Heterocryphia Beck, 1996 . Diagnosis. Small to medium size moths. Frons broad, rounded; proboscis developed, but sometimes reduced; labial palps short, 2nd segment 2 times shorter than 3rd. Ground colour of forewing varies from green to brown or brown-grey; wing pattern rather uniform, with green basal and subterminal parts, often resembles pattern of lichens. In male genitalia uncus moderate, with hooked tip; tegument usually shorter than vinculum; valva short and broad or long and relatively narrow, tip of ventral margin pointed; sacculus moderate; harpe absent or, if present in some groups, triangular, reaching above costa; transtilla broad, heavily sclerotised; juxta long, narrow. Aedeagus is usually short and broad; vesica relatively short, ovoid, membranous, with spinules. In female genitalia ovipositor elongate, rounded; posterior apophyses longer or equal to anterior ones; antrum short, cylindrical, ductus bursae with sclerites; corpus bursae ovoid, with sclerotised patch in joining with ductus bursae. The genus is divided into the subgenera Cryphia (s. str.) and Euthales Hübner, 1818 . It is mainly a Palaearctic genus, containing 44 species, with a center of diversity in the Mediterranean subregion, some species are known from Ethiopian and Nearctic regions. Fourteen species are known from China . The European species of Cryphia were revised by Fibiger et al. 2009 ; Japanese Cryphia were revised by Sugi (1980 , 1982 ). Chinese species of the genus were described by Boursin (1951) , Draudt (1950) , Kononenko (1998) and Hreblay & Ronkay (2000) . All species of Cryphia from Korea , occurring also in North China and Russian Far East are treated in Kononenko et al. (1998) and Kononenko & Han (2007) .