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Leafhoppers,
Treehoppers and
Planthoppers
Aphrophoridae
Common
Spittlebug
Black Spittlebug
Machaerotida
Cicadellidae -
Leafhoppers
Ledrinae
TheWorld'sLargestLeafhopper
BlackFlat-headLeafhopper
White-dotedBrownLeafhopper
Mottled White Leafhopper
Black Leafhopper
Cicadellinae
Yellow and Black Leafhopper
Tartessinae
Yellow-headedLeafhopper
Brown Leafhopper1
Brown Leafhopper 2
Eurymelinae
Common Jassid
Two-lined Gum-treehopper
Punctata Gum-treehopper
Pulchra Gum-treehopper
Mottled-brown
Treehopper
Yellow-brown
Treehopper
She-oak Treehopper
Paperbark Treehopper
Penthimiinae
Penthimiin Leafhopper
Membracidae
Lantana Treehopper
Banksia Treehopper
Green Horned Treehopper
AcaciaHornedTreehopper
Tri-horned Treehopper
Cixiidae
Cixiid Planthopper 1
Cixiid Planthopper 2
Cixiid Planthopper 3
Meenoplidae
Fulgoridae- Lantern Flies
Green and Black Lantern Fly 1
Green and Black Lantern Fly 2
Long0nosed Lantern fly
Achilidae
Derbidae
Issidae
Issid Planthopper
Flatidae
Mango Planthopper
Pink Planthopper
Green Mottled Planthopper
Eurybrachyidae
Eurybrachyid Biology
Green Red Wattle
Hopper
Green Face Gum Hopper
Eye-patterned Gum Hopper 1
Eye-patterned Gum Hopper 2
White-marked
Gum Hopper 1
White-marked
Gum Hopper 2
Ripple-marked Gum Hopper
Spider-face WattleHopper
Green Face WattleHopper
Dardus Wattle Hopper
Unknown
Eurybrachyid
Lophopidae
Palm Planthopper
Ricaniidae
Passion-vine Hopper
Brown Ricaniid Planthopper
Other Hoppers
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- This page contains pictures and information about Leafhoppers in family
Cicadellidae that we found in the Brisbane area,
Queensland, Australia.
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- Leafhoppers
Leafhoppers are small, plants
feeding insects ranging in colour from green, through yellow-green to brown.
They can be found on tree trunks, stems and leaves. They feed by sucking the sap
of plants.
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- Different leafhopper nymph, 6mm
8mm
All
of them jump, so their name hoppers. Some of their adults are active flyers.
- Species in subfamily
Ledrinae are relatively larger. Some are largest leafhoppers in the
world. All of them with a front-extended head. They can be found on tree
trunks or on leaves.
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- The Cicadellinae species are usually
medium sized and elongate insects.
- The Tartessinae are small to medium sized leafhoppers with a distinctly
heart-shaped pronotum.
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- Once this group of Gum Treehopper species are classified as the family
Eurymelidae. They are now classified as a subfamily of the Cicadellidae.
Many species in this family are brightly coloured. Their head is relatively
wide and flat with ocelli in the front. They often stay in groups
feeding on young stems of eucalypt.
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- Penthimiines are round squat insects. Adults have front wings reaching just to the end of the abdomen and usually slightly
overlapping.
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- Reference:
- 1. Insects
of Australia, CSIRO, Division of Entomology, Melbourne University
Press, 2nd Edition 1991, pp 469.
- 2. Leafhoppers
Taxa
- Fletcher, M.J. and Larivière, M.-C. (2001 and updates).
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