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Fowlerium productum - No Common Name

Fowlerium productum
© Solomon Hendrix		Fowlerium productum
© Solomon Hendrix- note length of head		Fowlerium productum
© Solomon Hendrix
Taxonomy
Family: ISSIDAESubfamily: IssinaeTribe: Thioniini
Taxonomic Author: (Van Duzee, 1908)
Identification
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Description: The diagnostic features of members of this genus are not exactly clear, and there are still details to be worked out. For pics of live individuals of this species, see: BG. For additional information on the genus, see: UDEL.
Distribution in North Carolina
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Distribution: Southwestern United States (BG)
Abundance: Rare, several records from a couple counties in the Piedmont.
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Habitats and Life History
Habitats: Woody areas
Plant Associates: Juniperus spp., including J. deppeana (BG)
Behavior: Can be attracted at night with a light.
Comment: NOTE: The determination of this species in the state is tentative. It is unclear whether these Fowlerium may represent a giant range expansion of F. productum, accidental introductions, or some previously unknown eastern member of the genus.
Status: Native
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Species Photo Gallery for Fowlerium productum No Common Name

Fowlerium productumPhoto by: Zeph Long
Union Co.
Comment: Was observed on the wall of a man made structure, near mixed woods. - unid_planthopper		Fowlerium productumPhoto by: Zeph Long
Union Co.
Comment: Was observed on the wall of a man made structure, near mixed woods. - unid_planthopper
Fowlerium productumPhoto by: Zeph Long
Union Co.
Comment: Was observed on the wall of a man made structure, near mixed woods. - unid_planthopper		Fowlerium productumPhoto by: M.S. Stanghellini
Wake Co.
Comment: pics by S. Hendrix
Fowlerium productumPhoto by: M.S. Stanghellini
Wake Co.
Comment: pics by S. Hendrix		Fowlerium productumPhoto by: M.S. Stanghellini
Wake Co.
Comment: pics by S. Hendrix
Fowlerium productumPhoto by: M.S. Stanghellini
Wake Co.
Comment: pics by S. Hendrix