#insect taxonomy

• Anchinia genus — A genus of lepidopteran insects within the family Depressariidae (or historically correlated with Oecophoridae), comprising small-sized moths whose larvae typically feed on the leaves of wild shrubs and herbaceous plants. The scientifically validated name represents a reference taxon in the classification of European microlepidoptera.
• Apion — A genus of very small phytophagous coleopteran insects in the family Apionidae, commonly known as clover weevils or seed weevils (e.g., Apion apricans). In history and philology, Apion is the name of a famous 1st-century AD Hellenistic scholar, grammarian, and rhetorician from Egypt, well known for his controversies with Flavius Josephus.