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Hebata (Alboneurasca) apodema (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

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Preferred Names

Species recognized by Global Biotic Interactions

Species recognized by Catalogue of Life 26 March 2024

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Biota

Animalia

Arthropoda

Insecta

Hemiptera

Cicadomorpha

Membracoidea Rafinesque 1815

Cicadellidae Latreille 1825

Typhlocybinae Kirschbaum 1868

Empoascini Distant 1908

Hebata De Long 1931

Hebata subgen. Alboneurasca Xu, Dietrich & Qin 2021

Hebata (Alboneurasca) apodema (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981) (this page)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) aequatorialis (Paoli 1936)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) alboneura (Gillette 1898)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) alsiosa (Ribaut 1933)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) amurensis (Anufriev 1970)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) bostanensis (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) capsicae (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) consimilis (Logvinenko 1980)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) crocovittata (Davidson & De Long 1942)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) dactylata (Davidson & De Long 1942)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) decipiens (Paoli 1930)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) delongi (Poos 1933)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) juniperina (Linnavuori 1965)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) khaliquei (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) kontkaneni (Ossiannilsson 1949)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) mardanensis (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) minor (Zakhvatkin 1935)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) opulenta (Distant 1918)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) planata (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) punjabensis (Singh-Pruthi 1940)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) recurvata (De Long 1931)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) rumexa (Davidson & De Long 1943)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) syedi (Ahmed, Samad & Naheed 1981)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) tabaci (Singh-Pruthi 1940)

Hebata (Alboneurasca) uzbekorum (Zakhvatkin 1953)