''Neotrachys'' is a genus of beetles in the family

Buprestidae Buprestidae is a family of beetles known as jewel beetles or metallic wood-boring beetles because of their glossy iridescent colors. Larvae of this family are known as flatheaded borers. The family is among the largest of the beetles, with some ...

, the jewel beetles. These are Neotropical beetles, and many are known to use ferns as their host plants. Species include: * '' Neotrachys amazonicus'' (Kerremans, 1896) * '' Neotrachys andrewsi'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys araguensis'' Cobos, 1978 * '' Neotrachys bellamyi'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys bicolor'' Hespenheide, 1982 * '' Neotrachys bilyi'' Hespenheide, 1990 * '' Neotrachys bolivianus'' (Kerremans, 1897) * '' Neotrachys bordoni'' Cobos, 1978 * '' Neotrachys caeruleus'' Hespenheide, 1982 * '' Neotrachys caracaensis'' Cobos, 1978 * '' Neotrachys chiriquiensis'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys concinnus'' (Fisher, 1922) * '' Neotrachys cupeyali'' (Zayas, 1988) * '' Neotrachys cuprascens'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys cyanea'' (Zayas, 1988) * '' Neotrachys dominicanus'' Thery, 1947 * '' Neotrachys estebanus'' (Kerremans, 1896) * '' Neotrachys falconensis'' Cobos, 1978 * '' Neotrachys fennahi'' Thery, 1940 * '' Neotrachys gleicheniae'' Hespenheide, 1982 * '' Neotrachys guadeloupensis'' (Fleutiaux & Salle, 1890) * ''

Neotrachys hoffmani ''Neotrachys'' is a genus of beetles in the family Buprestidae, the jewel beetles. These are Neotropical realm, Neotropical beetles, and many are known to use ferns as their host plants. Species include: * ''Neotrachys amazonicus'' (Kerremans, ...

'' Fisher, 1930 * '' Neotrachys jakovlevi'' Obenberger, 1932 * '' Neotrachys mariae'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys nelsoni'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys panamaensis'' (Fisher, 1924) * '' Neotrachys refulgens'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys resplendens'' Hespenheide, 1982 * '' Neotrachys segregatus'' (Waterhouse, 1889) * '' Neotrachys solisi'' Hespenheide, 2006 * '' Neotrachys strandi'' Obenberger, 1923 * '' Neotrachys wittmeri'' Cobos, 1959

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