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Superfamily Fulgoroidea - Planthoppers

Acanaloniid Planthoppers · Achilid Planthoppers · Piglet Bugs · Cixiid Planthoppers · Delphacid Planthoppers

Family Acanaloniidae - Acanaloniid Planthoppers
Planthopper Nymph - Acanalonia conica planthopper nymph - Acanalonia servillei Hopper Nymph ID - Acanalonia Planthopper - Acanalonia bivittata Flatid Planthopper - Acanalonia immaculata Some sort of Hopper? - Acanalonia bivittata Hopper nymph on bitternut hickory - Acanalonia bivittata Acanalonia nymph? - Acanalonia

Family Achilidae - Achilid Planthoppers
Planthopper - Epiptera Planthopper - Catonia pumila Planthopper - Catonia cinctifrons Hopper - Catonia Planthopper nymph - Epiptera floridae Planthopper - Epiptera fusca Synecdoche ZH3Z3305 Leafhopper - Catonia

Family Caliscelidae - Piglet Bugs
front-leg hoppers - Caliscelis bonellii Aphelonema simplex male - Aphelonema simplex - male Hopper nymph or adult ? - Bruchomorpha beameri Fitchiella robertsoni - Fitchiella robertsoni Fitchiella robertsoni - Fitchiella robertsoni Fitchiella robertsoni - Fitchiella robertsoni Planthopper - Bruchomorpha Aphelonema simplex - male

Family Cixiidae - Cixiid Planthoppers
Tiny hopper - Myndus Cixiid - Cixius basalis - female Cixiid Cave Creature Planthopper planthopper - Oliarus cinnamoneus Plant Hopper? - Myndus Bothriocera cognita? - Bothriocera

Family Delphacidae - Delphacid Planthoppers
Delphacid? - Pissonotus nitens Fulgoridae - Muirodelphax arvensis Planthopper - Megamelus lunatus Another planthopper - Pissonotus piceus - female Delphacodes pseudoseminigra Planthopper - Isodelphax basivitta Delphacid Planthopper - Delphacodes puella Green derbid planthopper? - ID, please. - Saccharosydne saccharivora


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