Difference between revisions of "Euscelis (genus)"

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This genus of leafhoppers is found mainly in Europe, surrounding regions, and in North America. Several species have been shown to be able to transmit plant diseases caused by members of the genera ''[[Spiroplasmas|Spiroplasma]]'' and ''[[Phytoplasmas|Pytoplasma]]''.
 
This genus of leafhoppers is found mainly in Europe, surrounding regions, and in North America. Several species have been shown to be able to transmit plant diseases caused by members of the genera ''[[Spiroplasmas|Spiroplasma]]'' and ''[[Phytoplasmas|Pytoplasma]]''.
  
The species have in general a compact body, around 5 mm long. The colour is often brownish, mottled with lighter areas.
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The species have in general a compact body and are around 5 mm long. The colour is often brownish, mottled with lighter areas.
  
 
Type species: ''[[Euscelis lineolata]]''
 
Type species: ''[[Euscelis lineolata]]''

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Euscelis lineolata (click on image to enlarge it)
Author: Mick Talbot
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Euscelis Brullé, 1832

This genus of leafhoppers is found mainly in Europe, surrounding regions, and in North America. Several species have been shown to be able to transmit plant diseases caused by members of the genera Spiroplasma and Pytoplasma.

The species have in general a compact body and are around 5 mm long. The colour is often brownish, mottled with lighter areas.

Type species: Euscelis lineolata


Currently, the following species have been entered into the system: