Acer saccharinum
The larvae are leaf rollers. They feed on "Acer negundo", "Acer saccharinum", "Alnus" species (including "Alnus incana" and "Alnus rubra"), "Betula" species (including "Betula papyrifera"), "Corylus" species (including "Corylus americana"), "Viburnum species", "Euonymus atropurpureus", "Cornus racemosa", "Vaccinium" species, "Amorpha fruticosa", "Trifolium" species, "Castanea" species, "Quercus" species (including "Quercus alba" and "Quercus macrocarpa"), "Myrica gale", "Osmunda" species, "Malus" species (including "Malus domestica" and "Malus sylvestris"), "Prunus" species (including "Prunus avium" and "Prunus virginiana"), "Sorbus" species, "Populus" species (including "Populus alba", "Populus balsamifera" and "Populus tremuloides"), "Salix" species, "Tilia americana" and "Ulmus" species (including "Ulmus americana" and "Ulmus rubra"), and others. They feed on the terminal leaf growth and sometimes on the fruit of their host plant. Larvae reach a length of about 20 mm. They are entirely green and unmarked. Pupation takes place at the final larval feeding site.