Enchophora Explained

Enchophora is a genus of fulgorid planthoppers in the family Fulgoridae. There are more than 25 described species in Enchophora, found in Mexico, Central America, and South America.

Species

These 27 species belong to the genus Enchophora:

• Enchophora antoinei Bleuzen & Porion, 2004
• Enchophora bohemani Stål, 1854
• Enchophora eminenta Schmidt, 1909
• Enchophora ensifera (Germar, 1830)
• Enchophora florens Distant, 1887
• Enchophora fuscomaculata Lallemand, 1956
• Enchophora leae Bleuzen & Porion, 2004
• Enchophora lecromi Bleuzen & Porion, 2004
• Enchophora longirostris Distant, 1887
• Enchophora maculata O'Brien, 1991
• Enchophora myriamae Bleuzen & Porion, 2004
• Enchophora nigromaculata Distant, 1906
• Enchophora pallidipunctata Lallemand, 1966
• Enchophora parvipennis Walker, 1858
• Enchophora prasina Gerstaecker, 1895
• Enchophora pyrrhocrypta Walker, 1851
• Enchophora recurva (Olivier, 1791)
• Enchophora rosacea Distant, 1887
• Enchophora sanguiflua Audibert & Porion, 2016
• Enchophora sanguinea Distant, 1887
• Enchophora soulai Bleuzen & Porion, 2004
• Enchophora stillifera (Stål, 1862)
• Enchophora subviridis Distant, 1887
• Enchophora tuba (Germar, 1830)
• Enchophora tuberculata Olivier, 1791
• Enchophora uniformis O'Brien, 1991
• Enchophora viridipennis Spinola, 1839