Tortricidae
plural noun
Tor·tric·i·dae
tȯ(r)‧ˈtrisəˌdē
: a family of small moths usually having a stout body, oblong lightly fringed wings, threadlike antennae, and a tuft of scales at the end of the abdomen, many of the larvae being leaf rollers and others living in various fruits and galls
Word History
Etymology
New Latin Tortric-, Tortrix, type genus + -idae