Dicyphus Flavoviridis

''Dicyphus'' is a genus of plant bugs in the family Miridae. There are at least 70 described species in ''Dicyphus''.

Species

These 79 species belong to the genus ''Dicyphus'':

* '' Dicyphus agilis'' (Uhler, 1877) ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus albonasutus'' Wagner, 1951 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus alkannae'' Seidenstucker, 1956 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus alluaudi'' Vidal, 1952 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus annulatus'' (Wolff, 1804) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus azadicus'' Linnavuori and Hosseini, 1999 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus baezi'' Ribes, 1983 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus bolivari'' Lindberg, 1934 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus botrydis'' Rieger, 2002 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus brachypterus'' Knight, 1943 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus californicus'' (Stål, 1859) ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus cerastii'' Wagner, 1951 ^{c g}
* ''Dicyphus cerutti'' Wagner, 1946 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus confusus'' Kelton, 1980 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus constrictus'' (Boheman, 1852) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus crudus'' Van Duzee, 1916 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus deylamanus'' Linnavuori and Hosseini, 1999 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus digitalidis'' Josifov, 1958 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus diplaci'' Knight, 1968 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus discrepans'' Knight, 1923 ^{i c g b}
* '' Dicyphus eckerleini'' Wagner, 1963 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus elongatus'' Van Duzee, 1917 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus epilobii'' Reuter, 1883 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus errans'' (Wolff, 1804) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus escalerae'' Lindberg, 1934 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus famelicus'' (Uhler, 1878) ^{i c g b}
* '' Dicyphus fieberi'' Stichel, 1938 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus flavoviridis'' Tamanini, 1949 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus furcifer'' Muminov, 1978 ^{c g}
* ''Dicyphus geniculatus'' (Fieber, 1858) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus globulifer'' (Fallen, 1829) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus gracilentus'' Parshley, 1923 ^{i c g}
* '' Dicyphus gracilis'' (Poppius, 1914) ^c
* '' Dicyphus heissi'' Ribes and Baena, 2006 ^{c g}
* ''Dicyphus hesperus'' Knight, 1943 ^{i c g b}
* '' Dicyphus hyalinipennis'' (Burmeister, 1835) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus incognitus'' Neimorovets, 2006 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus josifovi'' Rieger, 1995 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus lindbergi'' Wagner, 1951 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus linnavuorii'' Wagner, 1967 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus maroccanus'' Wagner, 1951 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus martinoi'' Josifov, 1958 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus matocqi'' Ribes and Baena, 2006 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus melanocerus'' Reuter, 1901 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus miyamotoi'' Yasunaga ^g
* '' Dicyphus montandoni'' Reuter, 1888 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus nigrifrons'' Reuter, 1906 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus orientalis'' Reuter, 1879 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus paddocki'' Knight, 1968 ^{i c g}
* '' Dicyphus pallicornis'' (Fieber, 1861) ^{i c g}
* '' Dicyphus pallidus'' (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1836) ^{i c g}
* '' Dicyphus parkheoni'' Lee and Kerzhner, 1995 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus pauxillus'' Muminov, 1978 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus peruanus'' Carvalho and Melendez, 1986 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus phaceliae'' Knight, 1968 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus poneli'' Matocq and Ribes, 2004 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus regulus'' (Distant, 1909) ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus rhododendri'' Dolling, 1972 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus ribesi'' Knight, 1968 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus rivalis'' Knight, 1943 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus rubi'' Knight, 1968 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus rubicundus'' Blöte, 1929 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus rubusensis'' Penalver and Baena, 2000 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus rufescens'' Van Duzee, 1917 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus sedilloti'' Puton, 1886 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus seleucus'' Seidenstucker, 1969 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus sengge'' Hutchinson, 1934 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus similis'' Kelton, 1980 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus stachydis'' J. Sahlberg, 1878 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus stitti'' Knight, 1968 ^{i c g}
* '' Dicyphus tamaninii'' Wagner, 1951 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus testaceus'' Reuter, 1879 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus thoracicus'' Reuter, 1879 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus tibialis'' Kelton, 1980 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus tinctus'' Knight, 1943 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus tumidifrons'' Ribes, 1997 ^{c g}
* '' Dicyphus umbertae'' Sanchez & Cassis, 2006 ^g
* '' Dicyphus usingeri'' Knight, 1943 ⁱ
* '' Dicyphus vestitus'' Uhler, 1895 ^{i c g}

Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net

Role in ecosystems

Majority of mirid bugs species are phytophagous. Some, like ''D. hesperus, D. hyalinipennis'', ''D. tamanini'', by feeding on other insects, display predatory behaviour and are considered beneficial for biological control of crop pests.

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