Table S1 from "An annotated checklist of clearwing moths (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae) in British Columbia and Yukon Territory" published in the Journal of the Entomological Society of British Columbia

An annotated checklist of clearwing moths (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae) in British Columbia and Yukon TerritoryTyler D. Nelson, Kristoferson Cu, Joel F. Gibson, Karen M. Needham, Esme John, Gary J.R. Judd, and Chandra E. MoffatThe clearwing moths (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae) are infrequently documented wood-boring insects. Some species achieve pest status in managed ecosystems across North America, threatening agricultural and forestry sectors. The invasive apple clearwing moth, <i>Synanthedon myopaeformis</i> (Borkhausen), is one such pest species; its larvae damage domesticated apple (<i>Malus </i>spp.) (Rosaceae) trees in the southern reaches of British Columbia, Canada. Future management of this pest with classical biological control requires an understanding of ‘non-target’ sesiid distribution. To that end, we have produced an annotated checklist of species distribution and host-plant records in British Columbia and Yukon Territory, Canada. We report a total of 22 sesiid species in these two jurisdictions, based on more than 2000 records from entomological museums, online community science databases, and the primary literature. This annotated checklist will be used to inform the biological control programme of <i>S. myopaeformis </i>but will also be a valuable resource for understanding sesiid diversity in western Canada.