Psilogramma scribae Austaut, 1911, Ent. Z., Frankf. a.M. 44: 242. Type locality: Japan.
Synonym. Meganoton scribae (Austaut, 1911) Jordan, 1911.
Synonym. Psilogramma scrioae (Austaut, 1911) Zhu & Wang, 1997.
Synonym. Meganoton analis scribae (Austaut, 1911) Kitching & Cadiou, 2000.
Note. The small, dark, high altitude population from southeast China (Guangdong, Nanling National Forest Park, 1100m) requires further study with regard to its exact relationship to Notonagemia analis scribae. Although several of these are almost identical to typical Notonagemia analis scribae from Korea and Japan, DNA barcodes place them firmly within Notonagemia analis analis.
Wingspan: 87--110mm.
China: 31.v (Guangdong). North Korea: 15-29.v (North Pyongan Province); 1-12.vii (North Pyongan Province). South Korea: vi-viii ([many localities]). Japan: 22.iv (Hokkaido); 14.vi-6.viii (Honshu; Hokkaido); viii-ix (Honshu). Russia: 17-29.vii (Kurile Islands).
Park et al. (1999) give early June until early August as the flight period in Korea.
OVUM: Undiscribed.
LARVA: An illustrated review of early and late stage larvae is given by Dvořák (2016).
PUPA: Illustrated in Dvořák (2016).
Larval hostplants. Recorded in Japan from Magnolia kobus (Nozakai & Miyata, 1989; Takahiro Yano, pers. comm. 2019), as well as Magnolia obovata and Magnolia liliiflora. It has also been reported from Sassafras tzumu. A roundup of hostplant utilization in Japan is given by Dvořák (2016).
China: ?Guangdong (Nanling National Forest Park, 1100m).
North Korea: North Pyongan Prov. (Chonma County, Chonma-san).
South Korea: Seoul; Kyonggi Prov. (Suwon; Gwangleung; Yongmum-san; Cheongpyong; Baekun-san; Myungji-san); Kangwon Prov. (Gwangduk-san; Daeryong-san; Seolak-san; Jeombong-san; Odae-san; Sogumgang; Nochu-san; Chiak-san; Baeduk-san; Taebek-san; Donghae; Cheolwon; Chuncheon; Bongmyung-ri; Hongcheon); North Chungchong Prov. (Chupungryung; Wolak-san); South Chungchong Prov. (Chilgab-san); North Cholla Prov. (Mujugucheondong; Jiri-san; Namwon); South Cholla Prov. (Baekyang Temple; Mudeung-san; Gurye); North Kyongsang Prov. (Eorae-san; Sobaek-san; Gunwi; Seongju; Yongcheon; Cheongdo); South Kyongsang Prov. (Hamyang; Jinyang; Yeohang-san; Geoje-do; Baekun-san; Gibaek-san; Hwangsuk-san; Goseong; Namhae; Milyang; Sancheong; Ulsan; Hadong); Cheju Prov. (Cheju-do).
Japan: Hokkaido (Kushiro; Tokachi); Honshu (Sado Island; Gifu; Yokohama; Mt. Yats; Ohdaru Spa; Tokyo; Kumanotaira; Mikaboyama, 750m; Yunotaira Spa; Mt. Norikura; Nagano, Akasina; Fujiwara, Gunma Pref.; Saitama); Shikoku; Kyushu.
Russia: Kurile Islands (Kunashir Island).
Southern Russian Far East (Kurile Islands), ?eastern China (rare), North Korea, South Korea and Japan (Komatsu & Inoko, 2000).
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