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Atrophini
34 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Lissonota
genusLissonota
Leptobatopsis
genusLeptobatopsis
Syzeuctus
genusSyzeuctus
Diradops
genusDiradops
Arenetra
genusArenetra
Amphirhachis
genusAmphirhachis
Alloplasta
genusAlloplasta
Cryptopimpla
genusCryptopimpla
Meniscomorpha
genusMeniscomorpha
Hadrostethus
genusHadrostethus
Loxodocus
genusLoxodocus
Mnioes
genusMnioes
Himertosoma
genusHimertosoma
Odinophora
genusOdinophora
Spilopimpla
genusSpilopimpla
Tossinolodes
genusTossinolodes
Eudeleboea
genusEudeleboea
Lissocaulus
genusLissocaulus
Occia
genusOccia
Procestus
genusProcestus
Brachychroa
genusBrachychroa
Cecidopimpla
genusCecidopimpla
Deleboea
genusDeleboea
Hapsinotus
genusHapsinotus
Helotorus
genusHelotorus
Lissonotidea
genusLissonotidea
Pristiboea
genusPristiboea
Ptychopsis
genusPtychopsis
Stictolissonota
genusStictolissonota
Terrylee
genusTerrylee
Tossinola
genusTossinola
Isomeris
genusIsomeris
Shortia
genusShortia
Atropha
genusAtropha
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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Every page naming Atrophini in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 180530.