Haplaxius

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Haplaxius

Scientific classification
Domain:	Eukaryota
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Hemiptera
Suborder:	Auchenorrhyncha
Infraorder:	Fulgoromorpha
Family:	Cixiidae
Tribe:	Oecleini
Genus:	Haplaxius Fowler, 1904
Species
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Haplaxius is a genus of cixiid planthoppers in the family Cixiidae. There are at least 60 described species in Haplaxius.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Haplaxius crudus is the vector of the coconut lethal yellowing plant disease.

Haplaxius

Haplaxius

These 62 species belong to the genus Haplaxius:

Haplaxius akko (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius balli (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius beameri (Ball, 1933)^{c g}
Haplaxius brimosis (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius cabrerensis Ferreira, Mc Kamey & Martinez, 2010^{c g}
Haplaxius caldwelli (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius catalinus (Ball, 1933)^{c g b}
Haplaxius collinus (Ball, 1933)^{c g}
Haplaxius crena (Kramer, 1979)^c
Haplaxius crudus (Van Duzee, 1907)^{c g}
Haplaxius deleter (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius delta (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius dolon (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius dozieri (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius enotatus (Van Duzee, 1909)^{c g}
Haplaxius fennahi (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius flocki (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius frontalis Fowler, 1904^{c g}
Haplaxius fulvus (Osborn, 1903)^{c g b}
Haplaxius gabrielensis Flock, 1951^{c g}
Haplaxius glyphis (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius gnophos (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius gomphos (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius hochae O'Brien, 2006^{c g}
Haplaxius impiger (Ball, 1902)^{c g}
Haplaxius jamaicae (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius laevis Fowler, 1904^{c g}
Haplaxius lophion (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius lunatus (Van Duzee, 1909)^{c g}
Haplaxius lyssa (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius meadi (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius mojavensis (Ball, 1933)^{c g}
Haplaxius mokos (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius neopusillus (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius nevadensis (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius nigrifrons (Ball, 1937)^{c g}
Haplaxius nimbus (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius nolinus (Ball, 1933)^{c g}
Haplaxius occidentalis (Van Duzee, 1914)^{c g}
Haplaxius ovatus (Ball, 1933)^{c g b}
Haplaxius phylax (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius pictifrons (Stål, 1862)^{c g b}
Haplaxius pusillus (Van Duzee, 1909)^{c g b}
Haplaxius radicis (Osborn, 1903)^{c g b}
Haplaxius rubidus (Ball, 1933)^{c g}
Haplaxius sillos (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius skarphion (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius slossonae (Ball, 1902)^{c g}
Haplaxius spanglerorum (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius sparagma (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius synavei (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius tekmar (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius tekton (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius texensis (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius thryligma (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius truncatus (Metcalf, 1923)^{c g b}
Haplaxius vilbastei (Kramer, 1979)^{c g}
Haplaxius viridicatus (Ball, 1933)^{c g}
Haplaxius viridis (Ball, 1902)^{c g}
Haplaxius wheeleri (Wilson, 1996)^{c g}
Haplaxius xyron^{c b}
Haplaxius yuccandus (Ball, 1933)^{c g}

Data sources: i = ITIS,^[5] c = Catalogue of Life,^[1] g = GBIF,^[2] b = Bugguide.net^[3]

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