Family CICADELLIDAE |
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Euleimonios kirkaldyi Fletcher &
Condello 1994:
1029.
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
Paratype:
1 male, Kiata, Victoria; March 1963, J.W. Evans, ex J.W.
Evans collection, donated 1986 |
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Euleimonois magnus Fletcher & Condello 1994: 1024
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
Paratype:
1 female, Upper Jardine River, Cape York Peninsular, 11.13S
142.39E, North Queensland, 15 October 1979, M.S. & B.J. Moulds |
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Euleimonios montanus Fletcher & Condello 1994: 1030
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
paratype:
2 males, Elephant, 20km N of Bicheno, Tasmania, 60m; 5 May
1981, R. Bashford, on Leptospermum scoparium
1 unknown (lacking abdomen), New England National Park, NSW,
4500ft; iii.1966, on Leptospermum, ex J.W. Evans collections, donated 1986. |
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Euleimonios rosifrons Fletcher
& Condello 1994: 1026
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
holotype:
male, Kiata, Victoria; March 1963, J.W.
Evans, ex J.W. Evans collection, donated 1986
paratype:
1 male, Mylor, South Australia; April 1953,
G.F. Gross, ex J.W. Evans collection, donated 1986 |
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holotype |
Mayawa carolae Fletcher 2000: 108
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
paratypes:
3 males, 3 females, 25km north-west of Highbury, Queensland,
24.iv.1983, J.F. Donaldson and J.F. Grimshaw, D-vac., wild rice
Note: J.F. Donaldson (pers. comm.) has indicated
that the term wild rice could apply to either of two species of Oryza.
Oryza meridionalis N. Ng (= Oryza rufipogon
Griffith) and Oryza australiensis Domin are both found in the collection locality. |
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Mayawa fusca Fletcher 2000: 108
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
holotype:
male, Grafton, New South Wales, 28.iii.1958, W.E. Wright, at
light
paratype:
1 male, same data as holotype |
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holotype
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Mayawa flava Fletcher 2000: 108
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
holotype:
male, Moolooka (presumably Moorooka, a suburb of Brisbane),
Queensland, ii.1944, E.F. Riek
paratype:
1 male (head missing), Grafton, New South Wales, 28.iii.1958,
W.E. Wright, at light |
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holotype
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Mayawa facialis Fletcher 2000: 109
(Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae: Paralimnini)
paratypes:
2 males, Ingham, Queensland, 6.ii.1982, J.F. Donaldson,
D-vac, dryland rice |
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Bharoopra clavosignata Webb 1983: 84
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 female, Royal National Park, NSW; 19 March 1979, M.J.
Fletcher
1 female, Minnamurra Falls, NSW; 14-15 March 1959, C.E.
Chadwick |
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Pascoepus illawarrus Webb 1983: 55
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratype:
1 female, Doyalson, near Wyong, NSW; 4 February 1979, G.R.
Brown, at light
| Note: "Wyong" misspelt as
"Wyona" in original publication |
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Rosopaella aldultra Webb 1983: 16
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 male, Doyalson, NSW; 3 February 1979, G.R. Brown
1 male, Salvation Creek, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park,
NSW; 28 March 1979, M.J. Fletcher
1 male, Helensburgh, NSW; February 1962, H.E. Osborne
1 male, Mittagong, NSW; 10 January 1901 |
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Rosopaella crofta Webb 1983: 25
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratype:
1 male, Mt Kosckiusko, NSW; 20 January 1957, C.E.
Chadwick |
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Rosopaella evansi Webb 1983: 17
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 male, Rydalmere, NSW; 24 November 1975, J.A. Longley
1 male, Rydalmere, NSW; 8 February 1978, M.J. Fletcher
| Note: Rydalmere is a suburb of Sydney |
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Rosopaella filoxa Webb 1983: 26
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratype:
1 male, Salvation Creek, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park,
NSW; 28 March 1979, G.R. Brown
| Note: collector misspelt as "S.R. Brown"
in original publication |
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Rosopaella lopada Webb 1983: 27
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 male, Clovelly, NSW; November 1949, W.E. Wright
1 male, Rydalmere, NSW; 27 October 1975, G.R. Brown
| Note: Clovelly and Rydalmere are suburbs of Sydney |
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Rosopaella magnata Webb 1983: 13
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 male, Condobolin, NSW; 5 December 1978, B. Read
1 male, Graman, NSW; 4 January 1960, T.V. Bourke
1 male, Lyndhurst, NSW; 1906, W.W. Froggatt
2 males, Moree, NSW; 20 February 1910, W.W. Froggatt |
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Rosopaella nuda Webb 1983: 11
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 male, Narrabri, NSW; 27 October 1965, W.E. Wright
2 males, Narrabri, NSW; 21 November 1965, W.E. Wright
| Note: collector's name missing in original
publication |
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Rosopaella nigroflava Webb 1983: 17
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratype:
1 female, Rydalmere, NSW; 8 March 1978, B.J. Loudon
| Note: Collector misspelt as "Lovdon" in
original publication. Rydalmere is a suburb of Sydney. |
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Rosopaella parva Webb 1983: 18
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratype:
1 female, Coonamble, NSW; 2 December 1906, W.W.Froggatt
| Note: Collector's name missing from original
publication |
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Rosopaella praeda Webb 1983: 20
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes
1 male, 2 females, Rydalmere, NSW; 31 October 1975, J.A.
Longley
1 female, Rydalmere, NSW; 4 December 1975, J.A. Longley
| Note: Rydalmere is a suburb of Sydney |
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Rosopaella rubrofascia Webb 1983: 24
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
1 female, Salvation Creek, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park,
NSW; 28 March 1979, G.R. Brown
| Note: collector misspelt as "S.R. Brown"
in original publication |
1 female, Rydalmere, NSW; 18 June 1975, J.A.
Longley
| Note: Rydalmere is a suburb of Sydney |
2 females, Rydalmere, NSW; 2 February 1976, M.I.
Nikitin
1 female, Rydalmere, NSW; 6 February 1976, J.A. Longley
1 female, Rydalmere, NSW; 11 February 1977, B.J. Loudon
| Note: B.J. Loudon mispelt as J. Loudon in original
publication |
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Zaletta rubroclava Webb 1983: 33
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratypes:
2 females, Kemps Creek, NSW; 25 October 1970, M.I. Nikitin,
sweeping shrubs
| Note: Kemps Creek is a western suburb of Sydney |
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Zinislopa troopa Webb 1983: 90
(Cicadellidae: Idiocerinae)
paratype:
1 female, Tweed River, NSW; 18 October 1901
| Note: the original publication implied that this
was a Queensland record, but Tweed River is in NSW |
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Alseis monstrosa Stevens 1991: 57
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
paratype:
1 male, 59km NW Quilpie, Queensland; 4 July 1984, H.M.
Holmes, ex Eucalyptus papuana |
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Mitelloides mouldsorum Stevens 1990: 287
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
holotype:
male, 11.09S 142.33E, Jardine River, Cape York Peninsula,
North Queensland; 13 October 1979, M.S. & B.J. Moulds, at light
paratype:
1 male, same data as holotype |
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holotype |
Putoniessa aroka Stevens 1994: 1091
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
holotype:
male, Lane Cove, near Sydney, NSW; 25 November 1978, G.R.
Brown |
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holotype |
Putoniessa brisbanensis Stevens 1994: 1098
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
paratype:
1 male, Brisbane, Queensland; 27 December 1920, G.H. Hardy,
ex J.W. Evans collection, donated 1986 |
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Putoniessa evansi Stevens 1994: 1081
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
paratype:
1 male, Karragullen, Western Australia; April 1987, J.D.
Majer, pyrethrum knockdown JU14 sp.1 |
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Putoniessa neboissi Stevens 1994: 1064
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
paratype:
1 male, Kanangra, NSW; 28 January 1978, B.J. Loudon |
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Putoniessa rieki Stevens 1994: 1094
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
paratype:
1 male, Moolooka, Queensland; August 1944, E.F. Riek, ex J.W.
Evans collection, donated 1986 |
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Putoniessa watsoni Stevens 1994: 1086
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
holotype:
male, Never Never picnic area, Dorrigo National Park, NSW; 31
March 1982, G.R. Brown & A.E. Westcott, at mercury vapour light |
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holotype |
Putoniessa woodwardi Stevens 1994: 1102
(Cicadellidae: Ledrinae: Thymbrini)
holotype:
male, Pearl Beach, near Sydney, NSW; 13-15 September 1974,
M.J. Fletcher |
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holotype |
Austroasca bractigera Lower 1952: 215
(Cicadellidae: Typhlocybinae: Empoascini)
holotype:
male, Mt Keira, NSW; 3 December 1949, C.E.
Chadwick |
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holotype |
Empoasca (Empoasca) smithi Fletcher &
Donaldson 1992:
183
(Cicadellidae: Typhlocybinae: Empoascini)
holotype:
male, Mundubbera, Queensland; 1 March 1989, D. Smith, ex Citrus
paratypes:
3 females, same data as holotype |
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holotype |
| Empoasca
australis Froggatt 1918:
568
(Cicadellidae: Typhlocybinae: Typhlocybini)
lectotype:
male (designated Day & Fletcher 1994: 1229), Binalong, NSW; 23
March 1918
| Note: The lectotype mount bears the right tegmen
and wing of a third paralectotype which is otherwise missing. |
paralectotypes:
1 male, 1 female (mounted with lectotype), same data as
lectotype |
Current combination: Edwardsiana
froggatti (Baker) |
lectotype |
Family FLATIDAE |
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Austrodascalia evansorum Fletcher 1988: 18
holotype:
male, "Eikasleigh Riv" (presumably Einasleigh
River) Queensland; May 1966, K. Moore, ex J.W. Evans collection donated 1986
paratype:
1 female, same data as holotype |
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holotype
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Barsac cinerascens Fletcher 1988: 22
paratype:
1 male, 4mi N of Colona Homestead, South Australia; 20
October 1968, Britton, Upton, Balderson, Key's field notes: Trip 156, Stop 5152.5 |
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Barsac cocoa Fletcher 1988: 24
paratype:
1 female, 15km E of Millstream, Western Australia, 21.35S
117.12E; 20 October 1970, Upton and Feehan. |
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Barsac excurva Fletcher 1988: 23
holotype:
male, Collinsville, 150km WNW of Mackay, Queensland; April
1984, A.C. Webb |
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holotype |
Cryptobarsac rubriops Fletcher & Moir 2002: 222
paratypes:
2 males, 2 females, tree beating, Xanthorrhoea preissii,
Jarrahdale, West. Aust. 32º66'49"S 116º10'12"E, xi.2001, Melinda Moir |
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Falcophantis acuminatus Fletcher 1988: 20
paratypes:
2 males, 2 females, 21km SW of Barrow Creek, Northern
Territory, 21.40S 133.45E; 12 October 1972, M.S. Upton |
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Falcophantis westcotti Fletcher 1988: 21
paratype:
1 male, 112km S. of Normanton, North Queensland; 3 November
1975, I.D. Galloway, D-vac in Spinifex grass. |
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Parasiphanta lanceolata Fletcher 1988: 19
paratypes:
1 male, 1 female, 4km SSW of Cape Bertholet, West Kimberley,
Western Australia; 18 April 1977, D.H. Colless, at light |
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Siphanta angularis Fletcher 1985: 8
paratype:
1 male, Brisbane, Queensland; February 1954, N.J.
Thompson |
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Siphanta angustata Fletcher 1985: 32
paratypes:
2 males, 150km SE by E of Broome, 18.55S, 123.14E, Western
Australia; 12 August 1976, I.F.B. Common
1 female, 17 miles SW of Mundiwindi, Western Australia; 26
April 1963, J.E. Dowse, at light |
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Siphanta bifida Fletcher 1985: 9
paratypes:
1 male, Bellenden Ker Range, Qld; Cable Tower 3, 1054m, 17
October - 5 November 1981, Earthwatch Qld Museum, mv light, in rainforest.
1 male, Bellenden Ker Range, Qld; Summit TV Station 1560m, 17
October - 5 November 1981, Earthwatch Qld Museum, beating rainforest. |
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Siphanta compacta Fletcher 1985: 20
paratype:
1 female, Tunnel Creek, E. of Derby, Western Australia; 1
November 1978, M.S. & B.J. Moulds |
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Siphanta constricta Fletcher 1985: 24
paratypes:
1 male, Katherine Gorge, Northern Territory, 14.19S 132.25E;
16 October 1972, M.S. Upton
1 female, 7km NW by N of Cahill's Crossing, East Alligator
River, 12.23S 132.56E, Northern Territory; 9 June 1973, R.L. Kitching, at light |
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Siphanta eberhardi Fletcher 1985: 10
holotype:
male, Alstonville, 15km E of Lismore, NSW; 11 March 1981,
M.J. Fletcher & G.R. Brown, on avocado
paratypes:
2 males, 16 females, same data as holotype
1 male, 1 female, same data as holotype, on guava
1 male, 2 females, same data as holotype, on jackfruit
1 male, same data as holotype, on mango
1 male, Alstonville, near Ballina, NSW; 13 January 1980, G.R.
Brown |
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holotype |
Siphanta fusca Fletcher 1985: 23
paratype:
1 male, isolated pool in Ord River on Argyle Downs Station,
Western Australia; October 1971, M. & E. Archer. |
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Siphanta gallowayi Fletcher 1985: 30
paratypes:
1 male, 1 female, 64km SE of Normanton, Queensland; 4 June
1975, I.D. Galloway, D-vac in dry vegetation |
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Siphanta glauca Fletcher 1985: 12
paratypes:
1 male, 18 miles S. of Gympie, 28 February 1964, I.F.B.
Common & M.S. Upton.
1 female, Brookfield, near Brisbane, Queensland; 13 October
1967, C. Campbell
1 female, Alstonville, near Ballina, NSW; 8 June 1978, B.J.
Loudon, on Artocapus integrifolius |
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Siphanta griseoviridis Fletcher 1985: 12
paratype:
1 male, Dunk Island, Queensland; August 1927, H. Hacker |
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Siphanta hackeri Fletcher 1985: 13
paratype:
1 male, Lamington National Park, Queensland; 26 October 1923,
H. Hacker |
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Siphanta luteolineata Fletcher 1985: 35
paratypes:
1 male, 1 female, Rocky River, Queensland; 18 June 1960, C.N.
Smithers, savannah woodland |
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Siphanta lynae Fletcher 1985: 37
holotype:
male, Galston Gorge, near Sydney, NSW; 26 November 1977, L.S.
Fletcher, on leaves of Eucalyptus eximia
paratypes:
1 male, 2 females, same data as holotype |
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holotype |
Siphanta occidentalis Fletcher 1985: 25
paratypes:
1 male, 1 female, Kununurra, Western Australia; Kerrs light
trap, 16 November 1967 |
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Siphanta parva Fletcher 1985 28
paratypes:
4 males, 3 females, Mt Lofty, South Australia; A.M. Lea,
taken with sweep net |
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Siphanta recurva Fletcher 1985: 16
paratype:
1 male, Cairns district, Queensland; A.M. Lea |
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Siphanta similis Fletcher 1985: 17
paratypes:
2 males, Mt Glorious, Queensland; 1 December 1930, H. Hacker,
C.J. Drake collection 1956
2 males, Maleny, Queensland; 10 January 1929, H. Hacker, C.J.
Drake collection 1956 |
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Siphanta tasmanica Fletcher 1985: 29
holotype:
male, Orford, Tasmania; 20 January 1975, F.J.D.
McDonald
paratypes:
1 female, same data as holotype
1 female, Buckland, Tasmania; 18 January 1975, F.
McDonald |
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holotype
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Siphanta thambeos Fletcher 1985: 30
paratype
1 male, Mallacoota, Victoria; 23 November 1965, Neboiss |
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Siphanta tropica Fletcher 1985: 18
paratypes:
1 male, 1 female (mounted together), Tully, Queensland; 20
June 1939, A.J. Turner.
1 male, Dunk Island, Queensland; H. Hacker, C.J. Drake
collection 1956 |
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Family COCCIDAE |
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Austrolecanium sassafras Gullan and Hodgson
1998: 202
Paratypes:
2 adult females (slide mounted), Wollongbar, NSW, 28o49'S
153o24'E, 8.viii.1989, V.B. Robinson, on socketwood, Doryphora sp.
1 adult female (slide mounted), Yadboro State Forest, Carters
Creek off Western Distributor Road, 35o31'00"S 150o03'20"E,
5.vii.1995, P.J. Gullan |
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Ceroplastes murrayi Froggatt 1919: 439
Lectotype:
slide mount, Kikori River, Delta Region, New Guinea, E.H.
Murray, wild mango, designated by Williams & Watson (1990)
Paralectotypes:
1 slide mount, same data as lectotype
2 specimens (dry mounts), New Guinea |
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lectotype |
Lecanium cappari Froggatt 1915: 604
Lectotype:
adult female (slide mount), Gunnedah, NSW, Cappras,
designated by Gullan and Hodgson (1998)
Paralectotypes:
three slide mounts, Gunnedah, NSW, 11.xi.1921, W.W.F. Cappris
six slide mounts (2 adult females and four first instar
nymphs), Nyngan, NSW, 11.xi.1921, W.W.F., Capparis
four samples (dried mounts of leaves with scales), Nyngan,
NSW, 11.xi.1921, W.W.F., Capparis
| Note: The dried material from Gunnedah from which
the lectotype and three paralectotypes were mounted have not been returned to ASCU.
Froggatt's (1921b: 29) original description of the species does not give a precise
locality as the source of his type material but simply refers to "the western scrubs
of New South Wales". Consequently, the material from Nyngan listed above is not
excluded from the type series. This material must therefore be regarded as part of the
paralectotype series. The handwritten labels on the Nyngan material clearly say Capparis
and not the mispellings noted on the slide mounts from Gunnedah. |
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Current combination: Austrolecanium
cappari (Froggatt) |
lectotype |
Pulvinaria cacao Williams and Watson 1990: 148
Paratypes:
2 slide mounts, Kinkori River, New Guinea, 1917, G. Manley
(Froggatt Collection) |
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Pulvinaria contexta Froggatt 1915: 413
Lectotype:
female, slide mount, Mittagong, NSW, ex dry stem, designated
by Qin and Gullan (1992: 125)
Paralectotype:
1 female, slide mount, no data |
Synonymised with: Pulvinaria flavicans
Maskell, by Qin and Gullan (1992: 122) |
lectotype
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Pulvinaria darwiniensis Froggatt 1915: 414
Lectotype:
female, slide mount, Palmerston, NT, 1914, Hill, palm,
designated by Qin and Gullan (1992:
147)
| Note: Palmerston was the former name of Darwin,
Northern Territory. |
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Synonymised with: Pulvinaria psidii
(Maskell), by Qin and Gullan (1992:
144) |
lectotype
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Pulvinaria greeni Froggatt 1915: 415
Lectotype:
female, slide mount, Condobolin, NSW, 15.xi.1899, W.W.
Froggatt, ex dry piece of bark, Myoporum deserti, designated by Qin and Gullan (1992: 118)
Paralectotypes:
1 female, slide mount, sama data as lectotype
dry material, same data as lectotype
1 female, slide mount, no data |
Synonymised with: Pulvinaria dodonaeae
Maskell, by Qin and Gullan (1992: 115) |
lectotype
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Pulvinaria newmani Froggatt 1915: 417
Lectotype:
female, slide mount, Harvey Dale, WA, v.1911, Newman, ex dry
stem, designated by Qin and Gullan (1992:
136)
Paralectotypes:
1 female, slide mount, same data as lectotype
1 female, WA, Newman, Jacksonia |
Synonymised with: Pulvinaria maskelli
Olliff, by Qin and Gullan (1992: 132) |
lectotype
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Pulvinaria ornata Froggatt 1921a: 427
Lectotype:
adult female, slide mount, Sydney, 25.i.1921, W.W. Froggatt,
lemon, designated by Qin and Gullan (1992:
114)
Paralectotype:
immature female, slide mount, same data as lectotype |
Current combination: Pulvinaria
decorata Borchsenius 1957, nomen novum for P. ornata Froggatt,
preoccupied by Pulvinaria ornata Hempel 1912. |
lectotype |
Pulvinaria salicorniae Froggatt 1915: 417
Lectotype:
female, slide mount, Little River, Victoria, C. French jnr,
on Salicornia, designated by Qin and Gullan (1992: 150)
Paralectotypes:
1 female, slide mount, same data as lectotype
3 females, slide mounts, no data |
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lectotype
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Pulvinaria theae Froggatt 1915: 418
Paralectotypes:
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scale remnants),
Richmond, NSW, 30.x.1903, W.W.F. on introduced tea plant.
| Note: Qin and Gullan (1992: 128) note that this sample consists only
by ovisacs, the insects having fallen off the leaf and been lost. |
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Synonymised with: Pulvinaria floccifera
(Westwood) by Qin and Gullan (1992:
127) |
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Tectopulvinaria loranthi Froggatt 1915: 419
Lectotype:
female, slide mount, Ryde, NSW, 10.xi.1903, Mr Fletcher, on Loranthus,
designated by Qin and Gullan (1992: 159)
Paralectotypes:
1 female, slide mount, same data as lectotype
1 female, slide mount, Ryde, Fletcher |
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lectotype
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Family DIASPIDIDAE |
Aspidiotus alatus Froggatt 1915:
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Dubbo, NSW,
16.viii.1901, W.W.F. on Eucalypt sp.
2 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Wagga, NSW,
11.xii.1900, W.W.F.
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scales). Kerang, Victoria,
1903, C. French jr, on Eucalyptus |
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Aspidiotus confusus Froggatt 1915:
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Narara, NSW,
25.i.1898, W.W.F., on white gum |
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Aspidiotus (Aspidiella) rubribullata
Froggatt 1915:
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scales), Perth, WA,
21.v.1900, Eucalyptus sp.
2 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), 322 (Wicken),
Perth, WA, 11.vii.1900, W.W.F., E. sp.
4 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Trangie, NSW,
6.vii.1910, W.W.F. on eucalypt. |
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Aspidiotus (Targionia) coralinus Froggatt 1915a: 14
?syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scales), Dog Wood, Native
Dog, NSW, 12.v.1899, W.W.F. [also bearing label Aspidiotus coralinus Frogg. Bourke,
NSW)
| Note: This sample bears more collection
information than provided by the original description and its status as part of the
original type series might be considered suspect. Native Dog bore is approximately 50km N
of Bourke and therefore could be considered to be in the Bourke region. The term "Dog
Wood" may refer to a locality in this region or may be the common name of a plant
host. Certainly it is not a name associated with Eremophila sturtii, the native
shrub on which Froggatt (1915a: 14) says his type
specimens were collected. The common name "native dogwood" usually refers to
species of Jacksonia (Fabaceae) although it has also been used for Olearia
(Asteraceae). |
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Chionaspis eucalypti Froggatt 1915a: 61
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Mittagong, NSW,
4.ix.1901, W.W.F. |
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Chionaspis eugeniae Maskell 1891: 14
"cotype":
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales), no
collection data
| Note: This specimen is labelled "Maskell's
type (5)" in Froggatt's hand as well as "Co-type" and "Maskell's
cotype". It is unclear whether this indicates syntype status or just that the
specimen was simply identified by Maskell or even just compared with Maskell's type
material. |
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Fiorinia acaciae Maskell 1891: 16
"cotype":
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales),
"W.W.F. 6 1895" [on three separate lines]
| Note: This specimen bears an annotation
"cotype". The note under Chionaspis eugeniae Maskell, above, also applies
here, particularly as the original description was based on material from Adelaide,
collected by a Mr Crawford, and later specimens sent by Mr French. The fact that the
sample in ASCU was apparently collected four years after the name was published would also
tend to reinforce the non-type status of this sample. |
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Fiorinia geijeriae Froggatt 1915a: 58
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales), Narrabri,
NSW, on Geijera salicifolia |
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Gymnaspis acaciae Froggatt 1915a: 32
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales), Pera Bore,
NSW, 12.v.1899
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales), Pera Bore,
NSW, Ac. pendula
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales), Pera Bore,
NSW, 30-1906 (W.W.F.)
1 sample (dry mount of leaf portion with scales), Pera Bore,
NSW, "on Gilgin"?
| Note: The addition in inverted commas on this last
label is handwritten by Froggatt and is unclear. |
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Mytilaspis chitonosa Froggatt 1915a: 36
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of twig with scales), Condobolin, NSW,
15.xi.1899, W.W.F. , on Templetonia egena
3 adult females (on two slide mounts, prepared 24.vii.1964),
same data as above |
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Mytilaspis cortrioides Froggatt 1915a: 38
Syntypes:
3 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Mittagong, NSW,
iii.1902, W.W.F. on Acacia decurrens
| Note: ASCU
also holds a sample of the same species, identified by Froggatt, from Acacia at
Toronto, NSW (1898, W.W.F.) bearing an identification label "Mytilaspis cortrioides
mihi, also at Mittagong". Although not included in his type series, the specimen was
clearly known to Froggatt when the name was originally published. |
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Mytilaspis crassa Froggatt 1915a: 38
Syntype:
1 sample (dry mount of leafy twig with scales), Bowral, NSW,
1898, W.W.F.
| Note: Froggatt (1915a: ) states that the species was collected from Melaleuca
sp. The sample appears to be on M. styphelioides but the host is not mentioned on
the label. ASCU has three further non-type samples of the species bearing Froggatt labels,
two from Bankstown, NSW and one from Glenfield, NSW, and all three include Melaleuca
on the labels. |
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Mytilaspis eucalypti Froggatt 1915a: 39
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of bark with scales), Mittagong, Eucalyptus.
7 adult females (on 6 slide mounts, prepared 24.vii.1964),
same data as above
1 first instar nymph (slide mount, prepared 24.vii.1964),
same data as above |
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Mytilaspis lobulatus Froggatt 1915a: 42
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of twigs with scales), Gunnedah, NSW, Casuarina
(one sample also has "W.W.F.")
| Note: One sample has a determination label from
L.A.S. Johnson (National Herbarium of NSW) identifying the host as Casuarina cristata
Miq. ssp. cristata. |
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Mytilaspis mulgae Froggatt 1915a: 44
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of leaves with scales), Pera Bore, NSW,
12.v.1899, W.W.F., mulga
2 slide mounts (prepared 24.vii.1964), same data as above |
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Mytilaspis recurvata Froggatt 1915a: 46
Syntypes:
4 samples (dry mounts of bark with scales), Cowra, NSW,
7.vi.1900, W.W.F. Acacia decurrens |
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Mytilaspis subspiculifera Froggatt 1915a: 47
Syntypes:
2 samples (dry mounts of twig cutting with scales), Whitton,
NSW, 10.vii.1900, on yarran
| Note: Froggatt (1915a: 47) identifies yarran as Exocarpus aphylla
(Family Santalaceae). |
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Family LECANODIASPIDIDAE
Note: Froggatt (1915)
mispelled the nominal genus as Lecaniodaspis |
Lecanodiaspis convexus Froggatt 1915: 761
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scales), Picton, NSW, Eucalyptus
sp. |
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Lecanodiaspis dealbatae Lambdin 1973b: 37
Paratype:
1 slide mount, Victoria, Australia (Emerald), 1915, coll:
French, on Azalea dealbata
| Note: This slide has two errors of data. Emerald
is in Queensland, not Victoria, and the host is Acacia dealbata, not Azalea.
These errors are not present in Lambdin's original publication (Lambdin 1973). |
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Lecanodiaspis dilatata Froggatt 1915: 762
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scale), Sydney, NSW
27.ix.1912, McCarthy
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scale), Sydney, NSW
3.x.1912, McCarthy |
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Lecanodiaspis frenchi Froggatt 1915: 763
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of bark with scales), mallee, Victoria |
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Lecanodiaspis microcribraria Froggatt 1915: 763
Syntypes:
1 sample (dry mount of twig with scales), Dandenong,
Victoria, 1904, C. French jnr, Epacris impressa |
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Lecanodiaspis murphyi Lambdin 1973a: 16
Paratypes:
2 females, slide mounted, Bukit Timah Forest, Singapore,
22.xi.1972, D.H. Murphy, host: unknown |
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Family ERIOCOCCIDAE |
Apiomorpha hilli Froggatt 1921b: 126
lectotype:
female, designated by Gullan 1984: 56, Port Darwin, Northern
Territory |
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lectotype |
Brachyscelis floralis Froggatt 1898: 376
holotype
damaged female (prep. ex pin mount by P.J. Gullan, 1977) and
associated gall, Central Australia, labelled: "Type / W.W.F." and "Cent.
Aust / French". Gall labelled: "Type gall", "B. floralis
Froggatt / Type / Anal append. imperfect" and "Cent. Aust. / French"
paratype
damaged female on pin mount, labelled: "Co-type"
and "Cent. Aust / French" |
Synonymised with Apiomorpha ovicola
(Schrader) by Gullan 1984: 46 |
holotype |
Brachyscelis rugosa Froggatt 1893: 369
lectotype
female (prep. ex spirit by P.J. Gullan, 1977), designated by
Gullan 1984: 41, labelled: "B.
rugosa, female galls on / Eucalypt. Damage in / Box 275. Maitland W.W.F." and
"No.10 1932/1". |
Synonymised with Apiomorpha baeuerleni
(Froggatt) by Gullan 1984: 39 |
lectotype |
Pseudopsylla hirsutus Froggatt 1921b: 6
Lectotype:
1 slide mount, Port Darwin, NT, G.F. Hill, ex Eucalyptus sp.
in open top twig galls. (designated by Beardsley 1982:
31)
Paralectotypes:
1 slide mount, same data as lectotype
1 sample (dry mount of twig with four empty galls), same data
as lectotype
| Note: Beardsley (1982) discussed the identity of this species which
was originally labelled by Froggatt as "Pseudopsylla solida ns & g"
although he changed this species name for publication. |
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Current combination: Lachnodius
hirsutus (Froggatt) |
lectotype
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Family MARGARODIDAE |
Melaleucococcus phacelopilus Bhatti 1990: 501
Paratypes:
2 females, slide mounted, Port Stephens, NSW, 23.ix.1925, on Leptospermum
ericifolium [but see Note below]
Note: The date given in the original description
for these two specimens is 29.ix.1925 which appears to be an error of transposition. In
addition, the host name written on the slides, Leptospermum ericifolium, is not a
valid species of Leptospermum. Since the genus is supposedly restricted to Melaleuca
(Bhatti 1990: 495), this label would again appear
to be in error and should refer to Melaleuca ericifolium which is a valid species.
ASCU holds a further four
slide mounted females collected at Tea Gardens, Port Stephens on 23.ix.1925 by W.B. Gurney
and identified as this species by Bhatti in 1989. |
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Family PSEUDOCOCCIDAE |
Dactylopius candidus Froggatt 1916a: 883
Lectotype:
slide mount, Hornsby, Gallard, on Acacia decurrens,
designated Williams (1985: 191)
Paralectotype: slide mount, |
Synonymised with: Maconellicoccus
australiensis (Green & Lidgett), by Williams
(1985: 191) |
lectotype |
Erium newmani Froggatt 1916: 812
Lectotype:
female, Darlington, Western Australia, L.J. Newman, on Grevillea
sp., designated by Williams (1985: 54). |
Synonymised with: Australicoccus
grevilleae (Fuller) by Williams (1985:
54) |
lectotype |
Melanococcus cobaricus Williams 1985: 209
Paratype:
female, slide mount, Cobar, NSW, 3.x.1978, D. Green, on Acacia
aneura (mulga) |
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Rastrococcus truncatispinus Williams 1985: 350
Holotype:
female, slide mount, Somersby, NSW, 20.xii.1964, on Citrus
aurantium (Valencia orange)
Paratype:
1 female, slide mount, same data as holotype |
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holotype
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Trionymus terranora Williams 1985: 209
Holotype:
female, slide mount, Terranora, Tweed River, NSW, 20.iv.1937,
on roots of Paspalum.
Paratype:
female, slide mount, same data as holotype |
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holotype
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Family ALEYRODIDAE |
Aleurocanthus froggatti Martin 1999: 27
paratypes:
1 puparium, nr Gunnedah, NSW, 13.ix.1902, W.W.. Froggatt, on Heterodendron
oleifolium.
| Note: Martin (1999)
gave the type locality for this species, matched by this paratype, as "NSW, Sydney,
nr Gunnedah". Froggatt used printed "NSW Sydney" labels on which he hand
wrote other localities within NSW. Gunnedah is approximately 330km NNW of Sydney. |
2 puparia,Condobolin, NSW, 10.x.1902, W.W.F., on Acacia
pendula.
| Note: The labels on these two paratype slides read
' "Ac. pendula / Condob. NSW / 14.10.02 WWF" "Aleuroplatus / 9 / Conamble,
NSW" '. The quotation marks indicate that this information comes from two separate
labels (written by Froggatt) attached to the dry specimens from which these slides were
made. This would appear to be confusing Condobolin and Coonamble which are separate towns
about 300km apart in NSW. The first label would presumably give the correct data since
this would have been attached to the specimen following its collection and the
identification label attached at a later date. Martin (1999)
gives "Coonamble, NSW" as the source of these paratypes and, for the reason
given above, this would appear to be incorrect, the specimens originating from Condobolin,
NSW. |
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Aleucocanthus valenciae Martin and Carver
(Martin 1999: 30)
Paratype: puparium, Native Dog, NSW, on camel
bush, 1899, Froggatt.
| Note: "Native Dog" is presumably Native
Dog bore on the Darling River about 50km N of Bourke in western NSW. "Camel
bush" is probably Trichodesma zeylanica (Family Boraginaceae). |
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Aleuroduplidens eucalyptifolia Martin 1999: 38
Paratypes:
1 puparium, Pajinga, nr Charters Towers, Queensland,
4.x.1904, Mrs Black
| Note: Martin (1999)
gave the collector's name as "Blank" where it is actually "Mrs Black". |
1 puparium, Sydney, NSW, 11.xi.1919, W.W. Froggatt
1 puparium, Mt Druitt, NSW, 10.vii.1902, W.W. Froggatt
| Note: Mt Druitt is an outer suburb of Sydney. |
1 puparium, 15km N of Booroowa, NSW, 27.ii.1997, P.
Gillespie, on Eucalyptus sp.
1 puparium, Botanic Gardens (presumably Sydney, NSW), 1921,
J.H. Mulder
1 puparium, Mallee, Victoria, 1907, French jnr. |
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Aleyrodes albofloccosa Froggatt 1918: 436
Paralectotype:
1 puparium, Tweed River, NSW, designated by Martin 1999: 17
| Note: In ASCU there are nine mounts (25 specimens)
of adults identified as this species by Froggatt and matching the type data. |
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Synonymised with: Aleurodicus
destructor Mackie by Dumbleton 1956: 160 |
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Aleyrodes atriplex Froggatt 1911: 757
Lectotype:
pupal case, saltbush, Broken Hill, NSW, 25.v.1911, W.W.
Froggatt, designated by Dumbleton 1956: 171
Paralectotypes:
12 pupal cases, same data as lectotype, on one slide. |
Current combination: Lipaleyrodes
atriplex (Froggatt), Martin 1999: 83 |
lectotype |
Asterobemisia helyi Dumbleton 1956: 172
Holotype:
pupal case, valencia orange, Botanic Gardens, Sydney,
14.iv.1955, P.C. Hely, (slide mounted) |
Synonymised with: Bemisia giffardi
(Kotinsky) by Mound and Halsey 1978:
113 |
holotype |
Chitonaleyrodes canberrensis Martin 1999: 61
Paratype:
1 puparium, Tenterfield, NSW, 4.vii.1922, W.W. Froggatt
| Note: Martin (1999)
gives the locality for this specimen as "NSW, Sydney, Tenterfield"
Froggatt used printed "NSW Sydney" labels on which he hand wrote other
localities within NSW. Tenterfield is over 500km N. of Sydney. |
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Dialeurolonga swainei Martin 1999: 70
Paratype:
1 puparium, Fisherman's Reach, 4km S. of Stuart's Point, NSW,
16.vii.1994, Cook |
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Dumbletoniella pittospori Martin and Carver
(Martin 1999: 76)
Paratypes:
2 puparia, Mallee, Victoria, 1913, French, on Pittosporum
phylliraeoides |
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Dumbletoniella rotunda Martin and Carver
(Martin 1999: 77)
Paratypes:
1 puparium, Warrah, NSW, "pre-1921", Froggatt;
2 puparia, Mudgee, NSW, 9.ii.1901, Froggatt
3 puparia, Mallee, Victoria, 1907, French
1 puparium, Indigo, Victoria, 1919, C. French |
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Viennotaleyrodes curvisetosus Martin 1999: 114
Paratype:
1 puparium, Tamworth, NSW, 29.iii.1920, W.W. Froggatt, on Acacia
pendula |
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Xenaleyrodes fauceregius Martin 1999: 118
Paratype:
1 puparium, Native dog bore, Darling River, NSW, 1896, W.W.
Froggatt |
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Family ANTHOCORIDAE |
Orius chadwicki Woodward & Postle 1986: 253
Holotype: female, Saddleback Mt, via Kiama, NSW,
14.v.1967, C.E. Chadwick, on leaves of Laportea gigas.
Paratype: female, same data as holotype. |
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Family APHIDIDAE |
Callipterus californicus Essig 1912
"cotype":
1 alate, 1 aptera (on one slide), on Juglans californica
Wats., Santa Paula, California, USA, 21.vii.1911 |
Current combination: Chromaphis
californica (Essig) |
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Eichochaitophorus populifolii Essig
1912
"cotype":
2 apterae, on Populus trichocarpa T. & G., Santa
Paula, California, USA, 4.viii.1911 |
Current combination: Chaitophorus
populifolii (Essig) |
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Davidsonia saliciradicis Essig 1912
"cotype":
2 apterae, on roots of Salix laevigata Bebb. Santa
Paula, California, USA,16.viii.1911, |
Current combination: Fullawaya
saliciradicis (Essig) |
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Lachnus glehnus Essig 1915
"cotype":
2 apterae, Picea glehnii, Capitol Park, Sacramento,
California, USA, 10.v.1912 |
Current combination: Cinara glehna (Essig) |
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Macrosiphum albifrons Essig 1911
"cotype":
1, Lupinus albifrons Canyon, Santa Paula, California,
USA, 7.v.1911 |
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Family ARADIDAE |
Corynophloeobia dimorpha Monteith
Paratype:
1 female, Roseville, NSW, 6.xii.1950, C.E. Chadwick |
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Ctenoneurus meridionalis Monteith
Paratypes:
1, male, Tweed River, NSW, Lea
1, female, Otford, NSW, 8.xii.1957, C.E. Chadwick |
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Neuroctenus woodwardi Monteith
Paratypes:
9 males, 9 females (on six mounts), Wedderburn, NSW,
18.x.1959, C.E. Chadwick, under bark, dead Acacia sp. (also four non-paratype
nymphs, mounted together, with same collection data)
12 males, 15 females (on seven mounts), Cowan, NSW,
5.iii.1961, C.E. Chadwick, under bark, dead Acacia sp.
3 males, 3 females (on two mounts), Mt Kembla, NSW,
15.viii.1970, C.E. Chadwick, under bark, Acacia sp.
1 female, O'Brien's Gap, Mt Kembla, NSW, 12.vi.1965, C.E.
Chadwick, under bark, Acacia sp.
1 male, Katoomba, NSW, 15.iv.1968, Brian White, under bark
1 female, Wogomia, NSW, 20.ix.1070, LC.E. Chadwick, under
bark, Eucalyptus sp.
1 male, Mackay, iii.1900 (label damaged)
1 male, 2 females (on 1 mount), Unanderra, NSW, 3.x.1955,
C.E. Chadwick, under bark
1 male, 1 female (on one mount), Grose Wold, NSW, 18.xi.1967,
C.E. Chadwick |
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Family CICADIDAE |
Cicadetta celis Moulds 1988: 44
Paratypes:
1 male, Blacktown, NSW, 1.i.1988, G.R. Brown, at mercury
vapour lamp
1 male, Blacktown, NSW, 20.xii.1987, G.R. Brown,
1 male, Rydalmere, NSW, 16.xii.1976, G.R. Brown, in light
trap
1 male, Rydalmere, NSW, 24.1.1985, G.R. Brown
1 male, Rydalmere, NSW, 15.xi.1983, S. Hunter
| Note: These five paratypes bear labels identifying
them as paratypes of Cicadetta leptosperma Moulds. It would appear that the author
changed his mind about the species name after labelling these specimens. Blacktown and
Rydalmere are suburbs of Sydney. |
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Cicadetta hunterorum Moulds 1988: 41
Paratypes:
1 male, Avoca Beach, NSW, 30.xii.1983, S. Hunter
1 male, Avoca Beach, NSW, 30.xi.1985, S. & N. Hunter
1 male, Avoca Beach, NSW, 17.xii.1985, S. & N. Hunter |
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Tibicen doddi Goding & Froggatt 1904: 602
Syntype:
1 male, Kuranda, Qld, ii.1904, F.P. Dodd |
Current combination: Tamasa doddi
(Goding and Froggatt), Moulds 1990: 106 |
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Family COREIDAE |
Agriopocoris chadwicki Miller 1953: 235
Holotype:
male, on forest floor, West of Cordeaux Dam, "Andrews
Lookout", Mt Wanyanbilli, NSW, 14.viii.1948, C.E. Chadwick.
Paratype:
1 female, same data as holotype |
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Agriopocoris porcellus Miller 1953: 236
Holotype:
male, Southport, Queensland, 16.x.1901. W.W. Froggatt |
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Family CORIXIDAE |
Porocorixa parvipunctata Hale 1922: 320
syntypes:
1 male, 1 female (mounted together), Quorn, Sth Australia,
A.H. Elston |
Current combination: Agraptocorixa
parvipunctata (Hale) |
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Micronecta batilla Hale 1922: 323
syntypes:
1 male, 1 female (mounted together), Quorn, Sth Australia,
A.H. Elston |
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Micronecta gracilis Hale 1922: 326
syntypes:
3 specimens, no label data except hand written
"168".
| Note: These specimens are labelled "cotype
variety". |
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Arctocorisa truncatipala Hale 1922: 314
syntypes:
1 male, 1 female (mounted together), Adelaide, Sth Australia,
H.M. Hale |
Current combination: Sigara
(Tropocorixa) truncatipala (Hale), Lundblad 1929 |
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Family GELASTOCORIDAE |
Nerthra soliquetra Todd 1960
Paratype:
1 male, Armidale, NSW, 27.xi.1900, W.W.F. |
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Family LYGAEIDAE |
Graptostethus varipictus Slater 1985: 395
Paratypes:
1 female, Broadwater, NSW, iii.1924, E.G. Baber [ASCT00142639]
1 female, Broadwater, NSW, iii.1924, D.S. North [ASCT00142640]
1 female, Broadwater, NSW, iv.1924, E.G. Baber [ASCT00142641]
| Note: Slater (1985)
indicated that these specimens were in AM but they
belong to ASCU. |
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Paramyocara iridescens Woodward and
Malipatil 1977: 342
Paratypes:
3 males, 2 females, Narrabeen, NSW, 10.xi.1902, W.B.
Gurney
| Note: Narrabeen is a northern suburb of Sydney. |
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Scopiastes impeditus Slater 1985: 357
Paratypes:
2 males, 1 female, Tweed R., NSW, 20.x.1901, W.W. Froggatt [ASCT00142764--6]
1 female, Gosford, NSW, 22.x.1904, W.B. Gurney [ASCT00142767]
| Note: The collector's initials on the data label
of the Gosford paratype are "W.B.G." not W.B.F. as given by Slater. W.B.G. is
W.B. Gurney, former Chief Entomologist with NSW Agriculture. |
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Family PSYLLIDAE |
Cardiaspis brunneus Froggatt 1923: Fig.1.
Lectotype:
lerp, Glenfield, NSW, WWF, 24.x.1921, Basket lerp, designated
by Taylor (1962: 320)
Paralectotype:
1 lerp, same data as, and mounted with, lectotype
| Note: Taylor (1962)
comments that no formal description was given of this species and the name is based on
illustrations prepared by Emile Zeck and published by
Froggatt (1923). Glenfield is a suburb in the
western parts of Sydney. |
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Current combination: Cardiaspina
brunnea (Froggatt), Tuthill and Taylor 1955: 236 |
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Cardiaspis spiniferus Froggatt 1923: Fig.3.
Lectotype:
lerp, Wattle Flat, NSW, 16.i.1902, W.W.F., designated by
Taylor (1962: 321.
| Note: Taylor (1962)
comments that no formal description was given of this species and the name is based on
illustrations prepared by Emile Zeck and published by
Froggatt (1923). |
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Current combination: Cardiaspina
spinifera (Froggatt), Tuthill and Taylor 1955: 236 |
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Cardiaspis textrix Froggatt 1901: 296
?Paralectotype:
1 lerp, labelled "Red Net. Psylla. Adelong, N.S.W.,
20.10.99, Cardiaspis textrix Frog., Type 1901 W.W.F." all in Froggatt's
hand.
| Note: This lerp would appear to have been
collected with the type series by Froggatt in October 1899. There are some discrepancies
between the information provided with the original description by Froggatt (1901) and the information quoted by Taylor (1962) from the labels of the specimens he designated
as lectotype and paralectotype. Froggatt (1901)
gives no date and states that the specimens were collected on Eucalyptus melliodora.
Taylor (1962) states that the type specimens are
labelled from Eucalyptus and are dated 2.10.99. Taylor (1962) also lists a female and two lerps with the same
label data as the lerp specimen illustrated here. |
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Current combination: Cardiaspina
textrix (Froggat), Tuthill and Taylor 1955: 236 |
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Eucalyptolyma maideni Froggatt 1901: 262
Paralectotype:
1 lerp labelled: "White lace horn lerp, Bot. Gardens,
24/5.99, WWF, Type 1901 W.W.F., Eucalyptolyma maideni Frog.", all in
Froggatt's hand.
| Note: In his revision of the genus Eucalyptolyma,
Taylor (1987), designated a lectotype for E.
maideni and listed the type series, including "with 2 lerps on one card, labelled
the same as the type series" (Taylor 1987:
100). All the material used by Taylor was in the ANIC
and the specimen illustrated would appear to be a third lerp paralectotype. |
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Aphalara leptospermi Froggatt 1903: 320
Lectotype:
male, Frankston, Victoria, C. French jnr, on Leptospermum
laevigatum, 16.x.1902, designated by Taylor (1960:
385).
Paralectotype:
1 female, same data as, and mounted with, lectotype.
| Note: Taylor (1960),
in designating the lectotype for A. leptospermi, did not include the sex of his
designated lectotype. Nor did he mention that the specimen mount bears two specimens, a
male and a female, as shown in the images provided here. Later, Taylor (1987) transferred the species to the new genus Leptospermonastes
with A. leptospermi as its type species. In this latter paper, Taylor noted that
the lectotype is a male. Consequently, the female specimen mounted with the lectotype male
is presumed to be a paralectotype although it was again not mentioned by Taylor (1987). |
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Current combination: Leptospermonastes
leptospermi (Froggatt), Taylor 1987: 124. |
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Family REDUVIIDAE |
Pseudobargylia brewarrina Wygodzinsky 1956: 201
holotype:
Brewarrina, New South Wales, 1914, W.W. Froggatt |
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holotype |
Family OMANIIDAE |
"Omania australiensis China &
Hoberlandt"
"holotype":
Heron Island, Queensland, 2-9.vi.1951 [ASCT00131158]
| Note: The mount consists of an adult and an
immature specimen on the same card as shown in the images provided here. It would appear
that the holotype label attached to these specimens was never validated by publication. We
can find no reference to any joint paper between W.E. China and Ludvig Hoberlandt. It is
most likely the same species that was later described by Woodward (1958) as Omania marksae. |
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