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Taxonomic work on lithosiinae group of moths got initiated in the Department of Zoology and Environmental sciences, Punjabi University, Patiala in 1994. Since then many taxa have been published, updated and revised by Kirti and Singh (1994, 1994a, 1995, 1995a, 1996, 2000). Studies on the internal reproductive organs of subfamily Lithosiinae have been undertaken for the first time in this country. The internal reproductive features are species specific structures and enable to update the diagnosis of various taxa in family Arctiidae. In the present work studies on male internal reproductive...

Lot of taxonomic work has been done in the department of Zoology and Environmental Sciences, Punjabi University, Patiala. Several taxa have been published ,updated and revised by lot of workers since then. Family Noctuidae plays a vital role as it includes several species of moths which are very serious pests of crops, ornamental plants and forest trees. In this book, lot of vital findings of family Noctuidae based on external reproductive structures have been discussed in considerable detail. As many as 100 species belonging to various subfamilies and genera have been studied in detail from...

The present research work deals with theTaxonomic Relevance of Internal male genitalia in subfamily Arctiinae (Arctiinae:Arctiidae:Lepidoptera) collected from North-East India. The collection-cum-survey tours to various North-Eastern States viz. Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizorum, Nagaland, and Sikkim, yielded a rich harvest of 1670 adult representatives of subfamily Arctiinae. From this collected lot, as many as 39 species under this subfamily has been identified with the help of literature and confirmed by comparison. All these species have been dissected and preserved in the field...

The present research work deals with Taxonomic studies on family Noctuidae (Lepidoptera)from Western Ghats of India. The collection-cum-survey tours to various Western ghat states viz. Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Goa and Gujarat, yielded a rich harvest of 2490 adult representatives of family Noctuidae From this collected lot, as many as 101 species referable to 58 genera under four different subfamilies viz. Catocalinae, Hadeninae, Chloephorinae and Noctuinae were identified with the help of literature and confirmed by comparison. All these species have been taxonomically...