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Coccinae
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Coccinae

21 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Pulvinaria

genusPulvinaria

Coccus

genusCoccus

Saissetia

genusSaissetia

Parthenolecanium

genusParthenolecanium

Parasaissetia

genusParasaissetia

Protopulvinaria

genusProtopulvinaria

Neopulvinaria

genusNeopulvinaria

Eucalymnatus

genusEucalymnatus

Mesolecanium

genusMesolecanium

Prococcus

genusPrococcus

Pounamococcus

genusPounamococcus

Prionococcus

genusPrionococcus

Megapulvinaria

genusMegapulvinaria

Milviscutulus

genusMilviscutulus

Kilifia

genusKilifia

Cribropulvinaria

genusCribropulvinaria

Rhizopulvinaria

genusRhizopulvinaria

Anapulvinaria

genusAnapulvinaria

Cajalecanium

genusCajalecanium

Eutaxia

genusEutaxia

Trijuba

genusTrijuba

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