Lepidosaphidini
Lepidosaphidini is a tribe of armored scale insects.[1][2]
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| Lepidosaphes ulmi (Oystershell scale) on tree. | |
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| Tribe: | Lepidosaphidini |
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Genera
- Acanthomytilus
- Adiscodiaspis
- Allantomytilus
- Ambigaspis
- Andaspis
- Anoplaspis
- Aonidomytilus
- Bayuraspis
- Caia
- Cephalaspis
- Coccomytilus
- Cornimytilus
- Cornuaspis
- Crassaspis
- Cynodontaspis
- Dactylaspis
- Daraspis
- Dinaspis
- Discodiaspis
- Ductofrontaspis
- Eucornuaspis
- Eulepidosaphes
- Evallaspis
- Fernaldanna
- Ferreroaspis
- Ferrisidea
- Finaspis
- Fulaspis
- Galeomytilus
- Gynandraspis
- Hexandaspis
- Howardia
- Hulaspis
- Ischnaspis
- Kandraspis
- Koroneaspis
- Lapazia
- Leonardaspis
- Lepidosaphes
- Malleolaspis
- Maskellanna
- Mauritiaspis
- Melayumytilus
- Mempelaspis
- Mercetaspis
- Metandaspis
- Mimusaspis
- Mitraspis
- Mitulaspis
- Mohelnaspis
- Multispinaspis
- Mytilaspis
- Neopinnaspis
- Nilotaspis
- Nimbaspis
- Niveaspis
- Notandaspis
- Opuntiaspis
- Osiraspis
- Palauaspis
- Pallulaspis
- Pandanaspis
- Paradiaspis
- Paraepidiaspis
- Parainsulaspis
- Paralepidosaphes
- Parandaspis
- Parapandanaspis
- Parapudaspis
- Parischnaspis
- Phaulomytilus
- Pinomytilus
- Pistaciaspis
- Poliaspoides
- Praecocaspis
- Prodigiaspis
- Protargionia
- Pseudodiaspis
- Pseudoparlatoria
- Pudaspis
- Pygalataspis
- Ramachandraspis
- Rugaspidiotinus
- Rugaspidiotus
- Rugpapuaspis
- Santubongi
- Saotomaspis
- Scleromytilus
- Scobinaspis
- Scrupulaspis
- Scytalaspis
- Situlaspis
- Stramenaspis
- Symeria
- Takahashiella
- Triaspidis
- Triraphaspis
- Trischnaspis
- Ungulaspis
- Velataspis
References
- Borkhsenius, N.S. (1966). A catalogue of the armoured scale insects (Diaspidoidea) of the world. Akademiia nauk SSSR. Zoologicheskii Institut, Moscow.
- Takagi, Sadao (2002). "One new subfamily and two new tribes of the Diaspididae (Homoptera: Coccoidea)". Insecta Matsumurana. 59: 55–100.
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