🦋 Family

Aphrophoridae

11 species · Animals

Animalia › Arthropoda › Insecta › Hemiptera › Aphrophoridae

Philaenus spumarius, the meadow froghopper, is a widespread, polyphagous insect known for the larval foam masses it creates.

Neophilaenus lineatus, the lined spittlebug, is an Aphrophoridae spittlebug found in Europe, non-Chinese northern Asia, and North America.

Philaenarcys bilineata, the prairie spittlebug, is an Aphrophoridae spittlebug found in North American prairies and boreal forests.

Aphrophora alni is a common widespread large froghopper species found across Eurasia, North Africa, and naturalized in North America.

The four-spotted spittlebug, Aphrophora quadrinotata, is an Aphrophoridae spittlebug species found in North America.

Aphrophora saratogensis, the Saratoga spittlebug, is a North American spittlebug species in the family Aphrophoridae.

Lepyronia quadrangularis, the diamond-backed spittle bug, is a widely distributed polyphagous spittle bug species.

Lepyronia coleoptrata is an insect that produces one generation yearly, damaging lavender through its feeding activity.

Lepyronia gibbosa is a species of spittlebug in Aphrophoridae found in North America.

Carystoterpa fingens is an endemic New Zealand froghopper species that generally inhabits coastal areas, and it is variable in appearance.

Ptyelus grossus is an African aphrophorid spittlebug that forms acrid foam shelters during its gregarious nymph stage.

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