Idiocerus

Updated on Oct 29, 2023

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Kingdom Animalia Scientific name Idiocerus Higher classification Leafhopper Order True bugs		Family Cicadellidae Phylum Arthropoda Rank Genus

Similar Leafhopper, Insect, True bugs, Idiocerinae, Capnodis cariosa

Winkerzikaden idiocerus herrichii cicadellidae leafhoppers

Idiocerus is a large genus of homopteran bugs belonging to the family Cicadellidae (the leafhoppers). The group is characterized by a very short and broadly rounded vertex (head); many species are very similar and difficult to identify. Most are found on specific host plants, particularly poplars and willows. For instance the common European species I. vitreus is found exclusively on certain poplars.

Idiocerus Idiocerus stigmaticalis Flaumige WinkerzikadeM42

Species

Species include:

Holarctic species

I. stigmaticalis[1]

European species

Idiocerus httpswwwbritishbugsorgukhomopteraCicadelli

I. aaliensis

I. affinis

I. albicans][2]

I. confusus

I. distinguendus

I. elegans

I. fulgidus

I. herrichii[3]

I. humilis

I. lambertiei

I. laminatus[4]

I. lituratus[5]

I. maculicollis

I. nitidissimus

I. poecilus

I. populi

I. ribauti[6]

I. rutilans[7]

I. salgiris

I. similis

I. tremulae[8]

I. ustulatus[9]

I. vicinus

I. vitreus[10]

I. vittifrons[11]

Nearctic species

Idiocerus Cicadellidae Idiocerus vitreus

I. albolinea

I. alternatus

I. amabilis

I. amoemus

I. apache

I. aureus

I. balli

I. cabottii

I. canae

I. carolina

I. catalinus

I. cedrus

I. cephalicus

I. cinctus

I. cognatus

I. couleanus

I. delongi

I. depictus

I. distinctus

I. duzeei

I. ensiger

I. exilus

I. femoratus

I. formosus

I. freytagi

I. gillettei

I. immaculatus

I. indistinctus

I. inebrius

I. interruptus

I. iodes

I. lachrymalis

I. lucidae

I. lunaris

I. maximus

I. midas

I. moniliferae

I. morosus

I. musteus

I. nervatus

I. obispanus

I. obsoletus

I. obstinatus

I. omani

I. pallidus

I. pericallis

I. perplexus

I. productus

I. pyramidatus

I. ramentosus

I. raphus

I. rossi

I. rotundens

I. rufus

I. setaceus

I. snowi

I. striola

I. subnitens

I. suturalis

I. tahotus

I. taiga

I. taxodium

I. texanus

I. tonotonus

I. unicolor

I. vanduzeei

I. varians

I. venosus

I. verticis

I. xanthiops

Idiocerus Cicadellidae Idiocerus herrichi

Idiocerus Cicadellidae Idiocerus stigmaticalis

References

Idiocerus Wikipedia

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