Corythucha Explained
Corythucha is a large genus of lace bug in the family Tingidae that is primarily distributed in the northern hemisphere, including Europe, North America and eastern Asia. The genus includes pest species such as the “cotton or bean lace bug" (C. gossypii)[1] as well as species that provide maternal care, such as C. hewitti (Drake)[2]
Species
These 75 species belong to the genus Corythucha:[3]
- Corythucha abdita Drake, 1948
i c g- Corythucha acculta Drake and Poor, 1942
i c g
i c g b (buckeye lace bug)
- Corythucha agalma Drake and Cobben, 1960
i c g
i c g b (oak lace bug)
- Corythucha argentinensis Monte, 1940
i c g
i c g b (cherry lace bug)
- Corythucha baccharidis Drake, 1922
i c g
i c g b- Corythucha boliviana Monte, 1946
i c g- Corythucha bonaerensis Montemayor, 2009
i g- Corythucha brunnea Gibson, 1918
i c g- Corythucha bulbosa Osborn and Drake, 1916
i c g- Corythucha caelata Uhler, 1894
i c g- Corythucha caryae Bailey, 1951
i c g
i c g b (hackberry lace bug)
i c g b- Corythucha championi Drake and Cobben, 1960
i c g
i c g b (sycamore lace bug)
- Corythucha clara Drake and Hambleton, 1938
i c g
i c g b
i c g b (hazelnut lace bug)
i c g b (hawthorn lace bug)
- Corythucha decepta Drake, 1932
i c g
i c g b
i c g b (willow lace bug)
i c g b
i c g- Corythucha fuscigera (Stål, 1862)
i c g- Corythucha fuscomaculata (Stål, 1858)
i g- Corythucha fuscomoculata (Stal, 1858)
c g- Corythucha globigera Breddin, 1901
i c g
i c g
i c g b (alder lace bug)
- Corythucha hewitti Drake, 1919
i c g
i c g b
i c g b
i c g b
i c g b (walnut lace bug)
- Corythucha lowryi Drake, 1948
i c g
i c g b (chrysanthemum lace bug)
- Corythucha mcelfreshi Drake, 1921
i c g
i g b
i c g b
i c g b
i c g b (morrill lace bug)
- Corythucha nicholi Drake, 1928
i c g- Corythucha nobilis Drake and Bondar, 1932
i c g- Corythucha nocens Drake & Hambleton, 1942
c g- Corythucha nocentis Drake and Hambleton, 1942
i g
i c g b- Corythucha omani Drake, 1941
i c g- Corythucha padi Drake, 1917
i c g
i c g b
i c g b (birch lace bug)
- Corythucha palmatis Drake, 1929
i c g- Corythucha pellucida Drake and Hambleton, 1938
i c g
i c g b (alder lace bug)
i c g b- Corythucha rolstoni Ajmat, 1991
i c g- Corythucha sagillata Drake, 1932
i c g
i c g b- Corythucha scitula Drake, 1948
i c g- Corythucha seguyi Drake, 1921
i c g- Corythucha serta Drake and Hambleton, 1945
i c g- Corythucha setosa Champion, 1897
i c g- Corythucha socia Monte, 1940
i c g- Corythucha sphaeraceae Drake, 1920
c g- Corythucha sphaeralceae Drake, 1920
i g
i c g b- Corythucha tapiensis Ajmat, 1991
i c g- Corythucha translucida Monte, 1946
i c g
i c g
i c g b (elm lace bug)
- Corythucha unifasciata Champion, 1897
i c gData sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.netExternal links
Notes and References
- Web site: First Records of Corythucha gossypii (Hemiptera: Tingidae) in Hawaii, Including Notes on Host Plants . Laura T. Miller . Walter T. Nagamine . amp . Proc. Hawaiian Entomol. Society 2005 37:85-88.
- Web site: Maternal Care in a Lace Bug Corythucha hewitti (Hemiptera: Tingidae) . Faeth . Psyche 96:101-110 1989 . 2010-01-21 . 2019-07-18 . https://web.archive.org/web/20190718223604/http://psyche.entclub.org/pdf/96/96-101.pdf . dead .
- Web site: Lace bugs . Bisson, Amanda . Clark, Sarah . Lehnert, Matt . Stein, Rick . 2003 . Key to Tingidae of Florida . University of Florida: Entomology Department . 12 July 2017.