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Delphacini
Delphacini is an important tribe of planthoppers with a world-wide distribution.
60 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Liburniella
genusLiburniella
Chionomus
genusChionomus
Javesella
genusJavesella
Megamelus
genusMegamelus
Pissonotus
genusPissonotus
Laodelphax
genusLaodelphax
Dicranotropis
genusDicranotropis
Stobaera
genusStobaera
Tagosodes
genusTagosodes
Muellerianella
genusMuellerianella
Peregrinus
genusPeregrinus
Kosswigianella
genusKosswigianella
Sogatella
genusSogatella
Perkinsiella
genusPerkinsiella
Nilaparvata
genusNilaparvata
Pareuidella
genusPareuidella
Conomelus
genusConomelus
Cemus
genusCemus
Delphax
genusDelphax
Muirodelphax
genusMuirodelphax
Prokelisia
genusProkelisia
Ribautodelphax
genusRibautodelphax
Ditropis
genusDitropis
Chloriona
genusChloriona
Nothodelphax
genusNothodelphax
Euides
genusEuides
Delphacodes
genusDelphacodes
Megamelodes
genusMegamelodes
Flavoclypeus
genusFlavoclypeus
Metadelphax
genusMetadelphax
Syndelphax
genusSyndelphax
Tarophagus
genusTarophagus
Sardia
genusSardia
Megadelphax
genusMegadelphax
Penepissonotus
genusPenepissonotus
Ditropsis
genusDitropsis
Hyledelphax
genusHyledelphax
Criomorphus
genusCriomorphus
Eurybregma
genusEurybregma
Toya
genusToya
Stiroma
genusStiroma
Laccocera
genusLaccocera
Isodelphax
genusIsodelphax
Xanthodelphax
genusXanthodelphax
Eurysa
genusEurysa
Metropis
genusMetropis
Caenodelphax
genusCaenodelphax
Mirabella
genusMirabella
Spartidelphax
genusSpartidelphax
Hirozunka
genusHirozunka
Florodelphax
genusFlorodelphax
Phrictopyga
genusPhrictopyga
Sparnia
genusSparnia
Paraliburnia
genusParaliburnia
Propellerbugs
genusHapalomelus
Neomegamelanus
genusNeomegamelanus
Bostaera
genusBostaera
Achorotile
genusAchorotile
Calligypona
genusCalligypona
Paradelphacodes
genusParadelphacodes
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Delphacini in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 518002.