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Scientific Name:
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Family (Alpha):
ACANALONIIDAE-Acanaloniid Planthoppers
ACHILIDAE-Achilid Planthoppers
APHROPHORIDAE-Spittlebugs
CALISCELIDAE-Piglet Bugs
CERCOPIDAE-Spittlebugs
CICADELLIDAE-Leafhoppers
CIXIIDAE-Cixiid Planthoppers
CLASTOPTERIDAE-Tube Spittlebugs
DELPHACIDAE-Delphacid Planthoppers
DERBIDAE-Derbid Planthoppers
DICTYOPHARIDAE-Dictypharid Planthoppers
FLATIDAE-Flatid Planthoppers
FULGORIDAE-Fulgorid Planthoppers
ISSIDAE-Issid Planthoppers
MEMBRACIDAE-Treehoppers
TROPIDUCHIDAE-Tropiduchid Planthoppers
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CIXIIDAE Members:
Bothriocera cognita
Bothriocera datuna
Bothriocera drakei
Bothriocera maculata
Cixius angustatus
Cixius apicalis
Cixius coloepeum
Cixius misellus
Cixius nervosus
Cixius pini
Cixius prodotes
Cixius stigmatus
Cixius unidentified species
Haplaxius enotatus
Haplaxius fulvus
Haplaxius pictifrons
Haplaxius pusillus
Haplaxius radicis
Melanoliarus aridus
Melanoliarus chuliotus
Melanoliarus ecologus
Melanoliarus humilis
Melanoliarus montanus
Melanoliarus placitus
Melanoliarus quinquelineatus
Melanoliarus sablensis
Melanoliarus vicarius
Melanoliarus unidentified species
Monorachis sordulentus
Oecleus borealis
Oecleus productus
Pentastiridius habeckorum
Pintalia delicata
Pintalia vibex
NC
Records
Oecleus productus
- No Common Name
No image for this species.
Taxonomy
Family:
CIXIIDAE
Taxonomic Author:
Metcalf, 1923
Identification
Online Photographs:
BugGuide
,
GBIF
iNaturalist
Description:
Superficially resembles
O. borealis
.
Distribution in North Carolina
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Distribution:
Transcontinental across the United States; also found in Sonora, Mexico (
UDEL
)
Abundance:
Not as common as O. borealis
Seasonal Occurrence
Habitats and Life History
Habitats:
Grassy areas
Plant Associates:
Grasses, composites (
UDEL
)
Behavior:
Comment:
Charles Bartlett notes that he has not found a way to superficially distinguish the two species of Oecleus found in the East. Therefore a specimen is needed for conclusive identification.
Status:
Native
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