“…(Doering, ), but these are probably strays from hickories (Hamilton, ).Yes | C. brunnea | Grapevine | Nymphs feed on the tips of Asteraceae such as big sagebrush ( Artemisia tridentata ), California mugwort ( Artemisia californica ), stinking rabbit brush ( Chrysothamnus nauseosus ), coyote brush ( Baccharis pilularis ), mule fat ( Baccharis viminea ), gum plant ( Grindelia camporum ) (Severin, ), and probably many other arid‐adapted plants. Adults feed on big sagebrush ( Artemisia tridentata ), hoary sagebrush ( Artemisia cana ), stinking rabbit brush ( C. nauseosus ) and rabbit brush ( C. graveolens ), and Hymenoclea salsola (a relative of ragweed) (Doering, ; Hamilton, ) | Yes |
FAMILY CICADELLIDAE |
Subfamily Cicadellinae: tribe Cicadellini |
Bothrogonia ferruginea | Grapevine | Pear, mulberry, tea, various berries, sugarcane (Ishihara, ) | Yes |
Bucephalogonia xanthopis | Citrus, coffee | Vernonia condensata Becker (Asteraceae) (Bento et al., ) and many other hosts (Redak et al., ) | Yes |
Dechacona missionum | Citrus, | Common bean, Phaseolus vulgaris (Fabaceae) and rice ( Oryza sp. (Poaceae) (Dmitriev, ) | Yes |
Dilobopterus costalimai | Citrus, coffee | Several host plants (Redak et al., ) | Yes |
Draeculacephala minerva | Almond, grapevine | Vitis vinifera and Poaceae such as Cynodon dactylon , Echinochloa crusgalli (EPPO, ) | Yes |
Draeculacephala sp. |
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