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Thagria
Sign in to saveThagria is a genus of coelidiine leafhoppers, the largest genus within the subfamily, with most members from the Oriental realm and a few from the Australasian realm. The genus is distinguished by characters of the male genitalia but most of them are known to be colorfully patterned and hold their wings open while resting on leaves.
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It sits within the topics Cicadellidae genera and Coelidiinae.
Its subject is documented across 6 Wikipedia language editions.
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Thagria is a genus of coelidiine leafhoppers, the largest genus within the subfamily, with most members from the Oriental realm and a few from the Australasian realm. The genus is distinguished by characters of the male genitalia but most of them are known to be colorfully patterned and hold their wings open while resting on leaves.
Nearly 250 species have been described within the genus including:
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