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Ricaniinae
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Ricaniinae

Ricaniidae is a family of planthopper insects, containing over 400 species worldwide. The highest diversity is in tropical Africa and Asia and in Australia, with a few species occurring in the Palearctic and Neotropical realms. It is one of the smaller families in the planthopper superfamily Fulgoroidea.

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32 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Ricania

genusRicania

Pochazia

genusPochazia

Scolypopa

genusScolypopa

Ricanula

genusRicanula

Euricania

genusEuricania

Orosanga

genusOrosanga

Aprivesa

genusAprivesa

Trigonrecava

genusTrigonrecava

Ricanoides

genusRicanoides

Ricanoptera

genusRicanoptera

Mulvia

genusMulvia

Parapiromis

genusParapiromis

Armacia

genusArmacia

Alisca

genusAlisca

Ricanopsis

genusRicanopsis

Lugardia

genusLugardia

Plestia

genusPlestia

Epitemna

genusEpitemna

Privesa

genusPrivesa

Pochazina

genusPochazina

Meliprivesa

genusMeliprivesa

Tarundia

genusTarundia

Mesoricania

genusMesoricania

Acroprivesa

genusAcroprivesa

Semestra

genusSemestra

Scotinax

genusScotinax

Apachnas

genusApachnas

Marleyia

genusMarleyia

Syndetica

genusSyndetica

Mahecania

genusMahecania

Epithalamium

genusEpithalamium

Osaka

genusOsaka

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