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Centrotinae

Centrotinae is a subfamily within the treehoppers (Membracidae) and is the largest and only subfamily with a worldwide distribution of species. There are nearly 1350 species placed in 216 genera. Species in the genus make use of a wide range of host plants belonging to 105 plant families with dominant ones being Leguminosae, Compositae, Solanaceae, and Euphorbiaceae. Most species have relationships with ants that tend them for honeydew. The Centrotinae typically have the posterior pronotal process not concealing the scutellum and the forewing has the clavus truncated at the apex and having a broad apical limbus. Exceptions in which the scutellum are partly concealed can be found both in the New and Old World.

Classification

BioLib includes the following tribes (several monogeneric) within the subfamily:

Beaufortianini
  1. Beaufortiana
  2. Centrolobus
  3. Centrotusoides
  4. Centruchus
  5. Dukeobelus
  6. Imporcitor (treehopper)
  7. Mabokiana
  8. Maguva
Boccharini
  1. Bocchar
  2. Lanceonotus
Boocerini (New World)
Centrocharesini (Indomalayan realm)
  1. Centrochares
Centrodontini (New World)
Centrotini
Centrotypini - Asia, Australia:
  1. Centrotypus
  2. Emphusis
Choucentrini - Asia:
  1. Choucentrus
  2. Dograna
  3. Evanchon
Ebhuloidesini - S.E. Asia
  1. Ebhul - monogeneric
Gargarini
Hypsaucheniini
  1. Gigantorhabdus
  2. Hybanda
  3. Hybandoides
  4. Hypsauchenia
  5. Hypsolyrium
  6. Jingkara
  7. Pyrgauchenia
Leptobelini
  1. Leptobelus

Leptocentrini

Authority: Distant, 1908 - mostly Africa, South, E and SE Asia, Australia

  1. Ananthasubramanianum
  2. Awania
  3. Camelocentrus
  4. Dacaratha
  5. Demanga
  6. Joveriana
  7. Leptocentrus
  8. Leptoceps
  9. Neocentrus
  10. Nilautama
  11. Occator (bug)
  12. Otinotus
  13. Peltzerella
  14. Periaman
  15. Sinodemanga
  16. Trioxiphus
  17. Umfilianus
  18. Uroxiphus
  19. Yaponotus
  20. Zigzagicentrus
Lobocentrini
  1. Amphilobocentrus
  2. Arcuatocornum
  3. Lobocentrus
  4. Truncatocornum
Maarbarini
  1. Bathoutha
  2. Indicopleustes
  3. Maarbarus
  4. Parapogon
  5. Pogon (treehopper)
  6. Pogonotus
  7. Pogontypus
  8. Telingana
Micreunini
  1. Micreune
Monobelini (New World)
Nessorhinini (New World)
Oxyrhachini (Africa, Asia)
  1. Oxyrhachis (treehopper)
Pieltainellini (New World)
Platycentrini (New World)

Terentiini

Authority: Haupt, 1929; distribution: Bangladesh, Indochina, Malesia through to Australia

  1. Acanthucalis
  2. Acanthuchus
  3. Alocanthella
  4. Alocebes
  5. Alosextius
  6. Anzac (treehopper)
  7. Arimanes
  8. Bucktoniella
  9. Bulbauchenia
  10. Bunyella
  11. Cebes (treehopper)
  12. Ceraon (treehopper)
  13. Crito (treehopper)
  14. Daymfus
  15. Dingkana
  16. Eufairmairia
  17. Eufairmairiella
  18. Eufrenchia
  19. Eutryonia
  20. Evansiana (treehopper)
  21. Funkhouserella
  22. Goddefroyinella
  23. Lubra
  24. Matumuia
  25. Neocanthuchus
  26. Neosextius
  27. Otinotoides
  28. Pogonella
  29. Pogonotypellus
  30. Polonius (treehopper)
  31. Protinotus
  32. Pyrgonota
  33. Rentzia
  34. Rigula
  35. Sarantus
  36. Sertorius (treehopper)
  37. Sextius
  38. Terentius
  39. Undarella
  40. Wallaciana
  41. Yangupia
Xiphopoeini (Africa)
  1. Negus (treehopper)
  2. Xiphopoeus
unplaced genera
  1. Aspasiana
  2. Centrobelus
  3. Elaphiceps
  4. Insitor (treehopper)
  5. Insitoroides
  6. Kaikaia
  7. Megalocentrus
  8. Megaloschema (treehopper)
  9. Selenacentrus
  10. Sinocentrus
  11. Tyrannotus

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