Samia cynthia Drury, 1773

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Drury (1773) Illustrations of natural history; wherein are exhibited ... Figures of exotic insects, &c.

Synonyms: Phalaena cynthia Drury, 1773; Samia advena Packard, 1914; Samia advena Watson, 1912; Samia ailanthi Weil, 1863; Samia ailanthus Chowdhury, 1982; Samia ailanti Fauvel, 1895; Samia alboabdominalis Schüssler, 1926; Samia amoena Lének, 1958; Samia analis Lének, 1958; Samia aurotus Fabricius, 1787; Samia austriaca Lének, 1958; Samia aylanti Motschulsky, 1858; Samia bicolorata Mezger, 1928; Samia bouvieri Le Moult; Samia eriacma Milburn, 1813; Samia eulouvaina Watson, 1914; Samia externata Lének, 1958; Samia fenestrella Mezger, 1928; Samia fulvescens Lének, 1958; Samia fusca Watson, 1912
Homonyms: Samia cynthia Drury, 1773
Common names: Ailanthus Silkmoth in English; Ailanthus Silkmoth in English; Ailanthus Silkmoth in English; Ailanthus Silkmoth in English; Ailanthus silkmoth in English; Ailanthus-Spinner in German; Ailanthusspinner in German; Bombice dell'ailanto in Italian; Bombyx de l'Ailanthe in French; Bombyx de l'Ailanthe (Le) in French; Bombyx de l'Ailanthe (Le) in French; Bombyx de l'ailante in French; Gusano de seda del ricino in Spanish; Götterbaum-Spinner in German; Hemelboomvlinder in Dutch; Tree of Heaven Silk Moth in English; jedwabniczka wschodnia in Polish; jedwabnik japoński in Polish; martináč pajasanový in Czech; okáň pasajeňový in Slovak; Айлантовый шелкопряд in Russian; שבתאי הקיקיון in Hebrew; シンジュサン in Japanese; 樗蠶蛾 in Chinese; 가중나무고치나방 in Korean

Tuskes, Paul M., James P. Tuttle, and Michael M. Collins, 1996: null. The wild silk moths of North America: a natural history of the Saturniidae of the United States and Canada. ix + 250.