Closterotomus is a genus of plant bugs belonging to the family Miridae, subfamily Mirinae. They are found in the Palearctic and North America.
Species
These 34 species belong to the genus Closterotomus:
- Closterotomus annulus <small>(Brulle, 1832)</small>
- Closterotomus aqranus <small>(Linnavuori, 1984)</small>
- Closterotomus biclavatus <small>(Herrich-Schaeffer, 1835)</small>
- Closterotomus cinctipes <small>(A.Costa, 1853)</small>
- Closterotomus costae <small>(Reuter, 1888)</small>
- Closterotomus fulvomaculatus <small>(De Geer, 1773)</small>
- Closterotomus hedenborgi <small>(Fieber, 1870)</small>
- Closterotomus histrio <small>(Reuter, 1877)</small>
- Closterotomus izyai <small>Matocq & Pluot-Sigwalt, 2006</small>
- Closterotomus kroesus <small>(Seidenstucker, 1977)</small>
- Closterotomus krueperi <small>(Reuter, 1880)</small>
- Closterotomus longitarsis <small>(Reuter, 1896)</small>
- Closterotomus marmoratus <small>(Lindberg, 1934)</small>
- Closterotomus migrans <small>(Lindberg, 1948)</small>
- Closterotomus nigronasutus <small>(Reuter, 1901)</small>
- Closterotomus nigrostriatus <small>(Carapezza, 1997)</small>
- Closterotomus norvegicus <small>(Gmelin, 1790)</small>
- Closterotomus orientalis <small>Carapezza, 2002</small>
- Closterotomus picturatus <small>(Reuter, 1896)</small>
- Closterotomus princeps <small>(Reuter, 1880)</small>
- Closterotomus putoni <small>(Horvath, 1888)</small>
- Closterotomus reuteri <small>(Horvath, 1882)</small>
- Closterotomus rosenzweigi <small>Linnavuori, 2006</small>
- Closterotomus samojedorum <small>(J. Sahlberg, 1878)</small>
- Closterotomus scorzonerae <small>Rosenzweig, 1997</small>
- Closterotomus sedilloti <small>(Puton, 1886)</small>
- Closterotomus spec <small>(Gmelin, 1790)</small>
- Closterotomus trivialis <small>(A.Costa, 1853)</small>
- Closterotomus tunetanus <small>(Wagner, 1942)</small>
- Closterotomus ussuriensis <small>(Kerzhner, 1988)</small>
- Closterotomus valcarceli <small>Ribes & Ribes, 2003</small>
- Closterotomus ventralis <small>(Reuter, 1879)</small>
- Closterotomus venustus <small>(Fieber, 1861)</small>
- Closterotomus vicinus <small>(Horvath, 1876)</small>
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