Centrotini Explained

Centrotini is a tribe of treehoppers in the subfamily Centrotinae. It was first described by Charles Jean-Baptiste Amyot and Jean Guillaume Audinet-Serville in 1843, and contains 46 genera.^[1]

Genera

• Acanthophyes Stål, 1866
• Afraceronotus Boulard, 1976
• Anchon Buckton, 1903
• Anchonastes Capener, 1972
• Anchonobelus Capener, 1954
• Anchonomonoides McKamey, 1994
• Aurinotus Capener, 1968
• Barsumas Distant, 1916
• Barsumoides Boulard, 1976
• Bleccia Capener, 1968
• Capeneralus Deitz, 1983
• Capeneriana Boulard, 1976
• Centrotus Fabricius, 1803
• Cornutobelus Capener, 1954
• Daconotus Capener, 1968
• Dagonotus Capener, 1972
• Distantobelus Capener, 1954
• Euceropsila Boulard, 1979
• Eumocentrulus Boulard, 1977
• Eumonocentrus Schmidt, 1911
• Farcicaudia Capener, 1968
• Flatyperphyma Boulard, 1976
• Flexanotus Capener, 1968
• Foliatrotus Capener, 1953
• Hamma Buckton, 1905
• Kallicrates Capener, 1968
• Leprechaunus Capener, 1950
• Matonotus Capener, 1954
• Menthogonus Capener, 1968
• Mitranotus Boulard, 1983
• Monanchon Boulard, 1977
• Monocentrus Melichar, 1905
• Paraxiphopoeus Goding, 1930
• Platybelus Stål, 1866
• Promitor Distant, 1915
• Rachinotus Capener, 1968
• Rexicornia Capener, 1968
• Saudaraba Dlabola, 1979
• Spalirises Distant, 1916
• Stalobelus Capener, 1954
• Streonus Capener, 1968
• Takliwa Funkhouser, 1935
• Tiberianus Distant, 1915
• Tricoceps Buckton, 1903
• Vecranotus Capener, 1968
• Zanzia Capener, 1968

Notes and References

1. Web site: TaxonPages: World Auchenorrhyncha Database - Centrotini Amyot & Audinet-Serville, 1843 . 2024-02-14 . hoppers.speciesfile.org.