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Planthopper (Hemiptera, Fulgoromorpha) feeding behavior : history and current prospects with EPG

Reynaud B., Turpin P., Attié M.. 2005. In : 12th International Auchenorryncha Congress, Berkeley, USA, August 7-12 2005. s.l. : s.n., 1 p.. International Auchenorryncha Congress. 12, 2005-08-07/2005-08-12, Berkeley (Etats-Unis).

Feeding bebavior is fundamental in the process of phytophagous insect diversification (Caillaud & Via, 2000). The feeding bebavior of phytophagous insects is responsible for both direct damage and the transmission of pathogens. Planthoppers are a biogeographically diverse, monophyletic clade with about 12,000 described species grouped into 18 families (O'Brien, L.B. 2002; Stroinski A& Szewedo J., 2002). About 30 species of planthoppers are reported as vectors of plant pathogens, in such familes as Delphacidae, which transmit viruses (Nault & Ammar, 1989), or Cixiidae, which transmit phytoplasmas (Purcell, 1985). Transmission of circulative and non-circulative pathogens depends on stylet
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