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Tribe Fieberiellini

Fieberiella · Placotettix · Synophropsis

Genus Fieberiella
Orange-eyed Sharpshooter - Fieberiella florii Speckled hopper - Fieberiella florii Leafhopper - Fieberiella florii Fieberiella florii Small green insect - Fieberiella florii Privet Leafhopper - Fieberiella florii Pennsylvania Leafhopper for ID - Fieberiella florii Privet Planthopper - Fieberiella florii

Genus Placotettix
Cicadellid - Placotettix taeniatifrons

Genus Synophropsis
Synophropsis lauri leaf hopper - Synophropsis lauri Synophropsis lauri leaf hopper - Synophropsis lauri Synophropsis lauri leaf hopper - Synophropsis lauri Synophropsis lauri leaf hopper - Synophropsis lauri Hopper at UV blacklight - Synophropsis lauri


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