Planthoppers: FLOW Website

Varciina Fennah, 1978

Tongini Kirkaldy, 1907

Bilbiliini Gnezdilov, 2017

Gastriniinae Fennah, 1987

. Nogodinidae incertae sedis

Neazoniidae† Szwedo, 2007

Perforissidae† Shcherbakov, 2007

Nogodinidae Melichar, 1898

Nogodininae Melichar, 1898

Varciini Fennah, 1978

Sassulina Fennah, 1978

Basionym original publication

Fennah R. G. 1978 - The higher classification of the Nogodinidae (Homoptera, Fulgoroidea) with the description of a new genus and species. Entomologist's Monthly Magazine. London 113 (1977): 113-118 [119].

32 taxa (5 genera, 27 species)

> Aphanophrys Melichar, 1898

Varcia annulata (Melichar, 1898)

Varcia decisa (Walker, 1870)

Varcia hilaris (Stål, 1865)

> Decoomana Lallemand, 1942

Decoomana hoana Lallemand, 1942

> Mindura Stål, 1862

Mindura alligata (Walker, 1870)

Mindura confusa Distant, 1910

Mindura fraterna Schmidt, 1925

Mindura fritzei Haupt, 1918

Mindura guttifrons (Walker, 1870)

Mindura imbuta Melichar, 1898

Mindura invaria (Walker, 1870)

Mindura maculipennis Stål, 1870

Mindura nubecula Melichar, 1898

Mindura obscura (Fabricius, 1803) type species

Mindura serena Melichar, 1899

Mindura signatifrons (Walker, 1870)

Mindura simiana Distant, 1910

Mindura sinuatifrons Schmidt, 1926

Mindura subfasciata Stål, 1870

Mindura walkeri (Atkinson, 1886)

> Paradetya Schmidt, 1919

Paradetya pallidipennis (Guérin-Méneville, 1838) type species

> Sassula Stål, 1870

Sassula concolor (Walker, 1870)

Sassula dyakana Kirkaldy, 1913

Sassula osmyloides (Walker, 1857) type species

Sassula sorurcula (Stål, 1865)

Sassula subguttata (Walker, 1858)

Sassula subviridis (Kirby, 1900)

Distribution map: extant taxa

Data accuracy

Level 4

Levels 1, 2 and 3

(TDWG standard)

GBIF occurrences

Geographical distribution

Australia according to Schaum (1850): 73, Melichar (1898): 305, Breddin (1901): 33

Australia (New South Wales) according to Guérin-Méneville (1838): 189, Melichar (1898): 305

Australia (Queensland) according to Schmidt (1919): 136

Cambodia according to Stål (1865): 164, Melichar (1898): 312, Distant (1909): 334

China according to Matsumura (1900): 211, Wu (1935): 112

Christmas Island according to Kirby (1900): 135, Izzard (1936): 593

India according to Matsumura (1900): 211, Breddin (1905): 226

India (Nicobar Islands) according to Breddin (1905): 226

India (Tamil Nadu) according to Dohrn (1859): 67

Indonesia (Bali) according to Melichar (1923): 162

Indonesia (Borneo) according to Walker (1857): 157, Walker (1857): 161, Breddin (1905): 226, Distant (1909): 334, Distant (1910): 319, Distant (1910): 320, Kirkaldy (1913): 18

, Jacobi (1916): 312, Melichar (1923): 162, Melichar (1923): 155

Indonesia (Jawa) according to Schmidt (1905): 171, Breddin (1905): 226, Melichar (1914): 107

Indonesia (Maluku) according to Walker (1870): 168, Walker (1870): 166, Walker (1870): 164, Melichar (1899): 292, Breddin (1901), Breddin (1901): 33, Schmidt (1905): 171, Jacobi (1916): 312, Jacobi (1916): 308, Melichar (1923): 155, Schmidt (1926): 248, Wu (1935): 112

Indonesia (Maluku: Ambon) according to Fabricius (1803): 49, Melichar (1898): 305, Melichar (1898): 397, Melichar (1898): 302, Kirkaldy (1913): 19

, Schmidt (1919): 136

Indonesia (Maluku: Kei) according to Schmidt (1905): 185, Jacobi (1916): 308, Schmidt (1928): 135

Indonesia (Maluku: Misool) according to Stål (1865): 164, Walker (1870): 168

Indonesia (Maluku: Seram) according to Walker (1870): 170, Walker (1870): 164, Melichar (1898): 302, Distant (1909): 333

Indonesia (Sulawesi) according to Walker (1858): 105, Melichar (1898): 302, 353, Melichar (1898): 397, Breddin (1901), Breddin (1901): 33, Melichar (1923): 155, Matsumura (1938): 147

Indonesia (Sumatra) according to Schmidt (1905): 171, Breddin (1905): 226, Schmidt (1905): 185, Kirkaldy (1913): 19

, Jacobi (1916): 308, Melichar (1923): 155, Schmidt (1925): 36

Japan (Honshu) according to Matsumura (1900): 211

Malaysia according to Walker (1857): 91, Breddin (1905): 226, Jacobi (1916): 312

Malaysia (Sarawak) according to Walker (1857): 157, Melichar (1923): 162, Lallemand (1939): 78

Myanmar (ex Burma) according to Distant (1909): 334

Nansei-shoto (Ryukyu Islands) according to Haupt (1918): 93, Matsumura (1938): 147, Fennah (1956): 520, Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 353

, Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 354

New Guinea according to Walker (1870): 168, Walker (1870): 164, Melichar (1898): 399, Melichar (1898): 342, Melichar (1898): 397

Papua New Guinea according to Breddin (1901): 33

Philippines according to Stål (1870): 770, Melichar (1898): 302, 353, Breddin (1901), Distant (1909): 333, Matsumura (1938): 147

Philippines (Luzon) according to Melichar (1898): 302, Haupt (1926): 439

Philippines (Mindanao) according to Walker (1870): 164, Walker (1870): 166, Melichar (1898): 397, Melichar (1923): 155, Haupt (1926): 439

Singapore according to Walker (1857): 92, Walker (1857): 91

Solomon Islands (South Solomons) according to Melichar (1898): 305, Schmidt (1919): 136

Taiwan according to Matsumura (1938): 147, Hayashi & Fujinuma (2016): 353

Thailand according to Melichar (1898): 312

Vietnam (Tonkin) according to Lallemand (1942): 76


Home FLOW HemDBases DBTNT	Taxonomy Families Genera Species	Names Names Vernacular names	Associated data Distribution Biological interactions Extinct taxa Pictures Repositories	Bibliography Publications Authors	General About FLOW Fulgoromorpha Synopsis Last updates	Follow Twitter Facebook Contact