Delphacodes angulata
Beamer, 1947
Delphacodes angulata is a of planthopper in the Delphacidae, described by Beamer in 1947. The species is distributed across the south-central United States, with records from Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. As a member of the Delphacodes, it belongs to a group of small planthoppers that are commonly associated with grasses and are known of plant .
Pronunciation
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Distribution
Recorded from Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas in the south-central United States. GBIF records indicate presence in North America.
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Taxonomic status
Catalogue of Life lists this as a synonym of Delphacodes angulatus, while GBIF treats Delphacodes angulata as the accepted name with Delphacodes angulatus as a synonym. The original description by Beamer (1947) used the epithet angulata, which under current nomenclatural rules for gender agreement would be correct for the feminine Delphacodes.