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Family Achilidae - Achilid Planthoppers

Catonia · Epiptera · Opsiplanon · Synecdoche

Genus Catonia
planthopper - Catonia planthopper - Catonia planthopper - Catonia pumila Planthopper - Catonia pumila Planthopper - Catonia pumila Planthopper - Catonia Planthopper - Catonia cinctifrons Achilid Planthopper - Catonia picta

Genus Epiptera
Planthopper - Epiptera floridae clear white thing - Epiptera Planthopper nymph - Epiptera floridae Under a piece of bark - Epiptera Planthopper nymph - Epiptera floridae BIIIIIG Planthopper!! - Epiptera opaca BIIIIIG Planthopper!! - Epiptera opaca ANDY! - Epiptera

Genus Opsiplanon
Fleahopper - Opsiplanon luella

Genus Synecdoche
gray and brown planthopper? - Synecdoche impunctata hopper sp. - Synecdoche dimidiata Fulgoridae - Synecdoche grisea Fulgoridae - Synecdoche grisea hopper - Synecdoche rubella Synecdoche dimidiata Synecdoche sp.? - Synecdoche impunctata Planthopper on hophornbeam (Ostrya virginiensis) - Synecdoche impunctata


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