Pulvinaria (insect)
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| Genus: | Pulvinaria Targioni Tozzetti, 1866
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Chloropulvinaria Borchsenius, 1952 | |
Pulvinaria is a scale insect genus in the family Coccidae.[2] The type species is Coccus vitis Linnaeus.[3]
Species
- Pulvinaria acericola
- Pulvinaria aestivalis
- Pulvinaria aethiopica
- Pulvinaria alboinducta
- Pulvinaria aligarhensis
- Pulvinaria ampelopsidis
- Pulvinaria amygdali
- Pulvinaria aonoae
- Pulvinaria araliae
- Pulvinaria areolata
- Pulvinaria aurantii
- Pulvinaria avasthii
- Pulvinaria bambusicola
- Pulvinaria bigeloviae
- Pulvinaria borchsenii
- Pulvinaria brachiungualis
- Pulvinaria brevicornis
- Pulvinaria cacao
- Pulvinaria callosa
- Pulvinaria carieri
- Pulvinaria cestri
- Pulvinaria chrysanthemi
- Pulvinaria citricola
- Pulvinaria claviseta
- Pulvinaria coccolobae
- Pulvinaria cockerelli
- Pulvinaria convexa
- Pulvinaria corni
- Pulvinaria costata
- Pulvinaria crassispina
- Pulvinaria decorata
- Pulvinaria delottoi
- Pulvinaria dendrophthorae
- Pulvinaria depressa
- Pulvinaria dicrostachys
- Pulvinaria dodonaeae
- Pulvinaria drimyswinteri
- Pulvinaria durantae
- Pulvinaria ellesmerensis
- Pulvinaria elongata
- Pulvinaria enkianthi
- Pulvinaria ericicola
- Pulvinaria eryngii
- Pulvinaria eugeniae
- Pulvinaria euonymi
- Pulvinaria ferrisi
- Pulvinaria ficus
- Pulvinaria flava
- Pulvinaria flavescens
- Pulvinaria floccifera
- Pulvinaria fraxini
- Pulvinaria fujisana
- Pulvinaria gamazumii
- Pulvinaria glacialis
- Pulvinaria globosa
- Pulvinaria goethei
- Pulvinaria gossypii
- Pulvinaria grabhami
- Pulvinaria grandis
- Pulvinaria hakonensis
- Pulvinaria hazeae
- Pulvinaria hemiacantha
- Pulvinaria horii
- Pulvinaria hydrangeae
- Pulvinaria iceryi
- Pulvinaria idesiae
- Pulvinaria inconspiqua
- Pulvinaria indica
- Pulvinaria ixorae
- Pulvinaria juglandii
- Pulvinaria justaserpentina
- Pulvinaria katsurae
- Pulvinaria kirgisica
- Pulvinaria kuwacola
- Pulvinaria lineolatae
- Pulvinaria loralaiensis
- Pulvinaria mammeae
- Pulvinaria marmorata
- Pulvinaria maskelli
- Pulvinaria merwei
- Pulvinaria minuscula
- Pulvinaria minuta
- Pulvinaria mkuzei
- Pulvinaria myricariae
- Pulvinaria neocellulosa
- Pulvinaria nishigaharae
- Pulvinaria obscura
- Pulvinaria occidentalis
- Pulvinaria ochnaceae
- Pulvinaria okitsuensis
- Pulvinaria ornata
- Pulvinaria oyamae
- Pulvinaria paranaensis
- Pulvinaria peninsularis
- Pulvinaria peregrina
- Pulvinaria persicae
- Pulvinaria phaiae
- Pulvinaria photiniae
- Pulvinaria platensis
- Pulvinaria plucheae
- Pulvinaria polygonata
- Pulvinaria populeti
- Pulvinaria portblairensis
- Pulvinaria pruni
- Pulvinaria psidii
- Pulvinaria pulchra
- Pulvinaria randiae
- Pulvinaria regalis
- Pulvinaria rehi
- Pulvinaria rhizophila
- Pulvinaria rhoicina
- Pulvinaria rhois
- Pulvinaria saccharia
- Pulvinaria salicicola
- Pulvinaria salicis
- Pulvinaria salicorniae
- Pulvinaria satoi
- Pulvinaria savescui
- Pulvinaria sericea
- Pulvinaria shinjii
- Pulvinaria simplex
- Pulvinaria simulans
- Pulvinaria sorghicola
- Pulvinaria subterranea
- Pulvinaria taiwana
- Pulvinaria tapiae
- Pulvinaria tenuivalvata
- Pulvinaria terrestris
- Pulvinaria tessellata
- Pulvinaria thompsoni
- Pulvinaria tomentosa
- Pulvinaria torreyae
- Pulvinaria tremulae
- Pulvinaria tromelini
- Pulvinaria tuberculata
- Pulvinaria tyleri
- Pulvinaria uapacae
- Pulvinaria urbicola
- Pulvinaria vangueriae
- Pulvinaria viburni
- Pulvinaria vini
- Pulvinaria vinifera
- Pulvinaria vitis
References
Wikispecies has information related to Pulvinaria (Coccidae).
- ^ Dov, Yair Ben (1993). A Systematic Catalogue of the Soft Scale Insects of the World (Homoptera: Coccoidea: Coccidae): With Data on Geographical Distribution, Host Plants, Biology, and Economics Importance. Flora & Fauna Handbook, number 9. Gainesville, Florida: Sandhill Crane Press. p. 63. ISBN 978-1-877743-13-9.
- ^ Granara de Willink; María Cristina (1999). Las cochinillas blandas de la República Argentina (Homoptera: Coccoidea: Coccidae) (The soft scales of the Republic of Argentina). (International Contributions on Entomology, v. 3, no. 1) (in Spanish). Gainesville, Florida: Associated Publishers. pp. 143–155.
- ^ Данциг, Евлина Марковна (Danzig, Evlina Markovna) (1980). Кокциды Дальнего Востока СССР (Homoptera, Coccinea) С анализом филогении кокцид мировой фауны (Scale insects of the Far-Eastern USSR with phylogenetic analysis of scale insects of the world fauna) (djvu). (Определители по фауне СССР, 124) (in Russian). Leningrad: Zoological Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences. ISBN 978-5-458-52002-7.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) Danzig, Evlina Markovna (1986). Coccids of the Far-Eastern USSR (Homoptera, Coccinea). Phylogenetic analysis of coccids in the world fauna. New Delhi: Amerind Publishing Company. OCLC 16157839.
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