I reared this Tebenna from Parthenium incanum (Wild Quinine). The larvae were initially leaf folders on edge of leaf, then formed a silken platform in center of mature leaves, pulling sides of leaf in towards center. They fed by scraping/skeletonizing the dorsal leaf surface. I'll attach photos of larvae and feeding sign, pupa, etc. It looks like silphiella to me, but has more orange in the central forewing, so interested to know what others think. Specimen is being prepped now, emerged last week (June 2, 2019), appears to be a female. I'll post pics when it comes off the board.