Aleuron chloroptera
Distinguished from all other Aleuron (except Aleuron prominens) by the almost uniform grey-green forewing upperside with a small black submarginal spot on M2, and a similarly coloured hindwing upperside with a broad, black marginal band.
MAle genitalia: Uncus laterally concave, apically sinuate, lobes rounded. Gnathos about twice as long as uncus, downcurved, sharply pointed, margin elevated medially. Valve straight dorsally, rounded ventrally and apically, with distinct patch of stridulatory scales. Right harpe just reaching end of valve; left harpe shorter; both cylindrical, acuminate, horizontal, not much curved. Phallus with a short, obtuse, dorso-apically densely dentate apical process.
Female genitalia: Sterigma small, trapezoidal, apical edge somewhat angled medially.ostium bursae in a large cavity covered anteriorly and laterally by a high, thin ridge.