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Blepharida Flavocostata
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Rhois
''Blepharida rhois'', also known as the sumac flea beetle, is a species of leaf beetle of the subfamily Galerucinae. The colour of the species is red, with white dots and yellow head. They feed on a variety of plants, primarily in the Anacardiaceae, but are most closely associated with Sumac. They are in length. References Alticini Beetles described in 1771 Taxa named by Johann Reinhold Forster {{Galerucinae-stub ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Condrasi
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Melanoptera
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Marginalis
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Maculicollis
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Lineata
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Judithae
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Johngi
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Irrorata
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Humeralis
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Hinchahuevosi
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Blepharida Gabrielae
''Blepharida'' is a genus of leaf beetles of the subfamily Galerucinae. They have co-evolved with plants in the genus ''Bursera'', which they feed on. The plants have developed a sticky, poisonous resin that sprays out when the leaves are bitten into, and the beetles have evolved to cut through the veins of the leaves to disable this mechanism first. There are currently 73 known species in ''Blepharida'', which are found in the Nearctic, Neotropical, Afrotropical and southern Palearctic realms. Structure The exact structure of the genus is contentious, and remains unresolved. In 1940, Heikertinger and Csiki considered ''Blepharida'' to include three subgenera, ''Blepharida'' ''sensu stricto, Blepharidella'', and ''Calotheca''. In 1968, Bechyné elevated both to the status of genera, and erected a new genus ''Blepharidina'' to contain Afrotropical species of ''Blepharida''. In 1982, Seeno and Wilcox returned to the three subgenera described by Heikertinger and Csiki, but reta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |