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Nephesini
The Flatinae are a subfamily of planthoppers, erected by Maximilian Spinola in 1839. Genera have been recorded from all continents except Antarctica: especially in tropical and subtropical regions.
60 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Metcalfa
genusMetcalfa
Flatormenis
genusFlatormenis
Ormenoides
genusOrmenoides
Ormenaria
genusOrmenaria
Colgar
genusColgar
Anzora
genusAnzora
Colgaroides
genusColgaroides
Sanurus
genusSanurus
Melormenis
genusMelormenis
Petrusa
genusPetrusa
Nephesa
genusNephesa
Epormenis
genusEpormenis
Euphanta
genusEuphanta
Ormenis
genusOrmenis
Dworena
genusDworena
Anormenis
genusAnormenis
Monoflata
genusMonoflata
Antillormenis
genusAntillormenis
Ormenoflata
genusOrmenoflata
Paradaksha
genusParadaksha
Neomelicharia
genusNeomelicharia
Somisha
genusSomisha
Herbiflata
genusHerbiflata
Taparella
genusTaparella
Nivalios
genusNivalios
Ilesia
genusIlesia
Sephena
genusSephena
Melormenoides
genusMelormenoides
Hansenia
genusHansenia
Cromnella
genusCromnella
Cryomna
genusCryomna
Neocromna
genusNeocromna
Euryphantia
genusEuryphantia
Papuanella
genusPapuanella
Parthenormenis
genusParthenormenis
Neodaksha
genusNeodaksha
Hypsiphanta
genusHypsiphanta
Tetraceratium
genusTetraceratium
Trisephena
genusTrisephena
Utakwana
genusUtakwana
Acrophaea
genusAcrophaea
Lecopia
genusLecopia
Leptormenis
genusLeptormenis
Neoflata
genusNeoflata
Phaedolus
genusPhaedolus
Phymoides
genusPhymoides
Ricanoflata
genusRicanoflata
Demina
genusDemina
Garanta
genusGaranta
Ijagar
genusIjagar
Desanta
genusDesanta
Shadaka
genusShadaka
Paratella
genusParatella
Neosephena
genusNeosephena
Sabaethis
genusSabaethis
Sosephena
genusSosephena
Panormenis
genusPanormenis
Brysora
genusBrysora
Cromgar
genusCromgar
Tejasa
genusTejasa
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 Nephesini 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 474068.