Euceropsylla, Boselli, 1929

Halbert, Susan E. & Burckhardt, Daniel, 2020, The psyllids (Hemiptera: Psylloidea) of Florida: newly established and rarely collected taxa and checklist, Insecta Mundi 2020 (788), pp. 1-88 : 47

Key to Florida species of Euceropsylla

1. Forewing truncate apically ( Fig. 145 ). When alive, with bright white stripes on thorax. Head with welldefined white markings on either side of coronal suture ( Fig. 145 )...... E. martorelli (Caldwell)

— Forewing evenly rounded apically ( Fig. 146 ). When alive, without bright white stripes on thorax. Head without defined white markings on either side of coronal suture (may have vague pale areas on head) ( Fig. 146 ).............................................................. E. russoi Boselli

Figures

Figures 139–148. Psyllidae. 139) Telmapsylla minuta: teneral adult, in profile. 140) Telmapsylla minuta: immature with tubular wax secretion filled with honeydew. 141) Acizzia jamatonica: female, in profile. 142) Acizzia jamatonica: oblique dorsal view. 143) Acizzia jamatonica: eggs. 144) Acizzia jamatonica: immatures. 145) Euceropsylla martorelli: female. 146) Euceropsylla russoi: female. 147) Heteropsylla fusca: female. 148) Damage by immatures of Mitrapsylla albolineata on Senna polyphylla. (Photos by Lyle Buss, University of Florida, Entomology Department: 139–146; Jeff Lotz, FDACS, DPI: 147; Susan Halbert, FDACS, DPI: 148).