Key-catalogue of insects of importance in public health / by C.W. Stiles and Albert Hassall.

  • Charles Wardell Stiles
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[1928]
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    tsd. (1906) 1st sp. decussatus; cf. Am. & Serv., 1843, Hist. nat. Ins., 272, cites only koenigii (Astemma quoted as syn.), tsd. (1903) cingulatus (1917) “koenigii (=cingulatus)”; etd. (1915) ruficollis Linn., 1764. superstitiosus Fabr. 1775a, 719 [Cimex1]: Dysdercus.—Bites man.—Sierra Leone.—Specific or geographic confusion? 1157 (1156). Clerada Signoret, 1864, Maillard Note sur l’!le Reunion v. 2 28 [nv], ’ > apicornis Sign, [nv]: Clerada— Sucks blood.—1Tropics; Hawaiian Islands. 1158 (1125A). Lygaeidae. See f 1159. 1159 (1160). Geocoris Fallen, 1814, Spec. nov. Hemipt., 10; tsd. (1912; 1915; 1917) grylloides; etd. (1903) megacephalus. henoni Puton [nv]: Geocoris.—Observed biting man.—N. Africa. scutellaris Puton [nv]: Geocoris.—Bites man occasionally (recorded as Geocoris species by de Bergevin).—N. Africa. 1160 (1159). Leptodemus Reuter, 1900, Ofv. Finsk. Forh., xliii, for minuta Jakow. [nv]. minutus Jakow. [nv] [Macropterna1]: Leptodemus.—Observed biting man occasionally.—N. Africa. • 1161 (1125A). Aradidae St&l, 1873, Enum. Hemipt., pt. 3, 135.—Flat bugs. [C. 25a, 388; B. & M. 15a, 78.] Syns.: Dysodiidae8; ARADiTESd ° Spinola, 1837, Essai Hemipt.,' 157. See fll62. 1162. Dysodius Le Pelletier & Serv., 1825 or “1828,” Encycl. m6th, 654, tod. “Aradus lunulatus Fabr.” [Cf. lunatus?] lunatus8 Fabr., 1787a, v. 2, 289 [Cimex*]: Dysodius.—1:cPito bug” of S. America. Bites severely.—S. America; Cayenne*.—So. Euryoph- thalmus lunaris, fide Van Duzee, 1917a, 202. 1163 (1070; 1112; 1113). Order HOMOPTERA Latr., 1817a, v. 3, 400; tpd. Cicada. Cicadas, Aphids, etc. [C. 25a, 394; B. & M. 15a, 73.] Syns.: ATJCHENORRHYNCHA Boerner, 1904, Zool. Anz., 522; 1163 (1112) GULAEROSTRIA Zett., 1840, Ins. lap., 286. 1164 (1166; 1169). Cicadidae Distant, 1881, Biol. Centr. Am. Homopt., v. 1, The Cicadas. [C. 25a, 401; B. & M. 15a, 73.] Syns.: CiCADiADAEd Leach in Samouelle, 1819, Ent. Useful Comp., 229; CiCADiiDAEd Steph 1829b, 355. See fll65A. 1165A (1165B). Cicada Linn, 1758a, 343, 434; tsd. (1917) orni; etd. (1832; 1915) plebeja; etd. (1840) anglica.—[C. 25a, 401; B. & M. 15a, 73 ] sanguinolenta Scop, 1763, Ent. Carniol, 112: Cicada; Cercopsis.—Cigale de la Chine.—Weak vesicant.—China. 1165B (1065A). Titoicina Kolenati, 1857, Melet. Ent, v. 7, 16- tsd (1905* 1917) haematodes. K 9 *septendecim Linn, 1758a, 436 [Cicada*]: Tibicina.—Periodical cicada or seventeen year “locust.”—Has been used as food. 1166 (1164). Cicadellidae.—The Leaf-hoppers. [C. 25a, 406.] Syn. Jas- sidae8. See fl 167. 11671(1168). El! seel is BrulM, 1832, ExpOd. Sci. MorOe, v. 3, 109, mt. lineo- latus [nv].—[C. 25a, 406.] Syns.: Athysanus8 Burm, 1838, Gen. Ins, v. , not paged [;tsd. (1902; 1908; 1917) argentatus]; Phrynomorphus8 Curtis, 1833, Ent. Mag, v. 1, 194, tod. nitidus. mdicus Dist. [nv]: Phrynomorphus— Bites man freely—India. vulnerans E. de Bergevin [nv]: Athysanus [;Phrynomorphus].—Bites man.— oahara. species E. de Bergevin [nv].