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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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DICTYOPHARIDAE Members:
Nersia florida
Phylloscelis atra
Phylloscelis pallescens
Phylloscelis rubra
Rhynchomitra lingula
Rhynchomitra microrhina
Rhynchomitra recurva
Scolops angustatus
Scolops perdix
Scolops pungens
Scolops stonei
Scolops sulcipes
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Rhynchomitra lingula
- No Common Name
© F. Williams- note short, blunt head
Taxonomy
Family:
DICTYOPHARIDAE
Identification
Online Photographs:
BugGuide
,
GBIF
iNaturalist
Description:
A greenish species with a fairly short, rounded head (compared to other members of this genus). The wing venation is greenish, otherwise the wings are clear. The legs are brownish-orange. See
here
for an image of a live adult, and here for images of a pinned specimen: (
1
) and (
2
).
Distribution in North Carolina
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Distribution:
Eastern United States (
UDEL
)
Abundance:
Recorded from a few counties in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain; possibly more abundant in the state, especially near the coast.
Seasonal Occurrence
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Habitats and Life History
Habitats:
Plant Associates:
Serenoa repens (saw palmetto; Araceae) (
UDEL
)
Behavior:
Can occasionally be attracted at night with a light.
Comment:
Status:
Native
Global and State Rank:
Species Photo Gallery for
Rhynchomitra lingula
No Common Name
Photo by: F. Williams, S. Williams
Gates Co.
Comment: MEMI
Photo by: F. Williams, S. Williams
Gates Co.
Comment: MEMI