Chrysopini

Chrysopini is a tribe of green lacewings in the family Chrysopidae. There are about 32 genera and 926 described species in Chrysopini.

Genera

• Anomalochrysa <small>McLachlan, 1883</small> — 19 species
• Apertochrysa <small>Tjeder, 1966</small> — 183 species
• Atlantochrysa <small>Hölzel, 1970</small> — 1 species
• Austrochrysa <small>Esben-Petersen, 1928</small> — 9 species
• Borniochrysa <small>Brooks & Barnard, 1990</small> — 5 species
• Brinckochrysa <small>Tjeder, 1966</small> — 23 species
• Ceraeochrysa <small>Adams, 1982</small> — 62 species
• Ceratochrysa <small>Tjeder, 1966</small> — 3 species
• Chrysemosa <small>Brooks & Barnard, 1990</small> — 11 species
• Chrysocerca <small>Weele, 1909</small> — 6 species
• Chrysopa <small> Leach in Brewster, 1815</small> — over 60 sensu stricto, 199 species including incertae sedis
• Chrysoperla <small>Steinmann, 1964</small> — 67 species
• Chrysopidia <small>Navás, 1911</small> — 19 species
• Chrysopodes <small>Navás, 1913</small> — 47 species
• Cunctochrysa <small>Hölzel, 1970</small> — 10 species
• Eremochrysa <small>Banks, 1903</small> — 18 species
• Furcochrysa <small>Freitas & Penny</small> - 1 species
• Glenochrysa <small>Esben-Petersen, 1920</small> — 16 species
• Himalochrysa <small>Hölzel, 1973</small> — 3 species
• Kostka - monotypic Kostka nacaratus from peninsular Malaysia
• Kymachyrsa <small>Tauber & Garland, 2014</small> — 2 species
• Mallada <small>Navás, 1925</small> — 61 species
• Meleoma <small>Fitch, 1855</small> — 28 species
• Nineta <small>Navás, 1912</small> — 18 species
• Parachrysopiella <small>Brooks & Barnard, 1990</small> — 3 species
• Peyerimhoffina <small>Lacroix, 1920</small> — 1 species
• Plesiochrysa <small>Adams, 1982</small> — 29 species
• Rexa <small>Navás, 1920</small> — 2 species
• Suarius <small>Navás, 1914</small> — 29 species
• Titanochrysa <small>Sosa and Freitas, 2012</small> — 6 species
• Tumeochrysa <small>Needham, 1909</small> — 14 species
• Ungla <small>Navás, 1914</small> — 26 species
• Yumachrysa <small>Banks, 1950</small> — 4 species

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