Cladonotinae

Cladonotinae is a subfamily of groundhoppers (Orthoptera: Caelifera) containing more than 70 genera and 260 described species. These insects are found in tropical areas world-wide.

Tribes and genera

The following genera, in four tribes, belong to the subfamily Cladonotinae:

Choriphyllini

Auth. Cadena-Castañeda & Silva, 2019; central America

1. Choriphyllum <small>Serville, 1838</small>
2. Phyllotettix <small>Hancock, 1902</small>

Cladonotini

Auth. Bolívar, 1887; tropical Asia

1. Boczkitettix <small>Tumbrinck, 2014</small>
2. Cladonotus <small>Saussure, 1862</small>
3. Deltonotus <small>Hancock, 1904</small>
4. Diotarus <small>Stål, 1877</small>
5. Dolatettix <small>Hancock, 1907</small>
6. Gignotettix <small>Hancock, 1909</small>
7. Hancockella <small>Uvarov, 1940</small>
8. Holoarcus <small>Hancock, 1909</small>
9. Hymenotes <small>Westwood, 1837</small>
10. Misythus <small>Stål, 1877</small>
11. Piezotettix <small>Bolívar, 1887</small>
12. Yunnantettix <small>Zheng, 1995</small>

Epitettigini

Authority: Storozhenko, 2023; distribution: Madagascar, SE Asia to New Guinea

1. Epitettix
2. Ingrischitettix
3. Pseudohyboella
4. Yunnantettix

Trusmaditetrigini

Authority: Storozhenko, 2023; distribution: Australasia to Borneo

1. Devriesetettix
2. Eurymorphopus
3. Ichikawatettix
4. Planotettix
5. Tepperotettix
6. Trusmaditetrix

Valalyllini

Auth.: Deranja, Kasalo, Adžić, Franjević & Skejo, 2022; Madagascar

1. Lepocranus - monotypic L. fuscus <small>Devriese, 1991</small>
2. Valalyllum - monotypic V. folium <small>Deranja, Kasalo, Adžić, Franjević & Skejo, 2022</small>

Xerophyllini

Auth. Günther, 1979; Africa, southern Asia including Malesia

genus group Potua

1. Cladonotella <small>Hancock, 1909</small>
2. Gestroana <small>Berg, 1898</small>
3. Notredamia <small>Skejo, Deranja & Adžić, 2020</small>
4. Potua <small>Bolívar, 1887</small>

other genera

1. Acmophyllum Karsch, 1890
2. Astyalus Rehn, 1939
3. Cladoramus Hancock, 1907
4. Morphopoides Rehn, 1930
5. Morphopus Bolívar, 1905
6. Pantelia Bolívar, 1887
7. Paulytettix Devriese, 1999
8. Royitettix Devriese, 1999
9. Sanjetettix Devriese, 1999
10. Seyidotettix Rehn, 1939
11. Trachytettix Stål, 1876
12. Trypophyllum Karsch, 1890
13. Xerophyllum <small>Fairmaire, 1846</small>

incertae sedis

1. Afrolarcus
2. Aspiditettix
3. Deltonotusoides
4. Eleleus
5. Fieberiana
6. Hainantettix
7. Hippodes
8. Microthymochares
9. Nesotettix
10. Pelusca
11. Peraxelpa
12. Stegaceps
13. Tetradinodula
14. Thymochares (insect)
15. Tondanotettix
16. Tuberfemurus
17. Willemsetettix

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