Satronia

109. Satronia species.

An undetermined species of Satronia was recorded by Carlin & Nuñez (1985) in their study on species of insects attacking three species of pines in Honduras. Based on the plant species included their survey, potential hosts of the Satronia are Pinus oocarpa , Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis and/or P. maximinoi ( Pinaceae ). The identification was made by H. H. Neunzig, but the location of vouchers, if any, are unknown. Nothing is known about the biology of other Neotropical Satronia except for the altitude at which adults were collected ( Razowski & Becker 2016). Some species may be misplaced in this genus, but Satronia tantilla Heinrich has been reared from the male flowers of Pinus elliottii Engelm. and P. palustris Mill. in North America ( Brown 2022). These Honduran records seem to confirm an association of Satronia with Pinus .