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Leptocentrus
Leptocentrus is a genus of tree-hoppers typical of the tribe Leptocentrini, erected by Carl Stål in 1866. Species have mostly been recorded from Africa, South, East and SE Asia, through to Australia.
27 branches of this genus, most-observed first
eggplant horned planthopper
speciesLeptocentrus taurus
Leptocentrus albolineatus
speciesLeptocentrus albolineatus
Leptocentrus moringae
speciesLeptocentrus moringae
Leptocentrus manilaensis
speciesLeptocentrus manilaensis
Leptocentrus rufotibialis
speciesLeptocentrus rufotibialis
Leptocentrus abdullah
speciesLeptocentrus abdullah
Leptocentrus vicarius
speciesLeptocentrus vicarius
Leptocentrus orientalis
speciesLeptocentrus orientalis
Leptocentrus rufospinus
speciesLeptocentrus rufospinus
Leptocentrus beluri
speciesLeptocentrus beluri
Leptocentrus pilosus
speciesLeptocentrus pilosus
Leptocentrus bolivari
speciesLeptocentrus bolivari
Leptocentrus cinereus
speciesLeptocentrus cinereus
Leptocentrus limbipennis
speciesLeptocentrus limbipennis
Leptocentrus pubescens
speciesLeptocentrus pubescens
Leptocentrus madli
speciesLeptocentrus madli
Leptocentrus arcuatus
speciesLeptocentrus arcuatus
Leptocentrus nigra
speciesLeptocentrus nigra
Leptocentrus purpureus
speciesLeptocentrus purpureus
Leptocentrus horizontatus
speciesLeptocentrus horizontatus
Leptocentrus fasciatus
speciesLeptocentrus fasciatus
Leptocentrus taiwanus
speciesLeptocentrus taiwanus
Leptocentrus leucaspis
speciesLeptocentrus leucaspis
Leptocentrus ugandensis
speciesLeptocentrus ugandensis
Leptocentrus major
speciesLeptocentrus major
Leptocentrus insignis
speciesLeptocentrus insignis
Leptocentrus obliquus
speciesLeptocentrus obliquus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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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 338723.