Pygospina reducta
Caldwell, 1951
Pygospina reducta is a of planthopper in the Delphacidae, described by Caldwell in 1951. The species belongs to a within the diverse group of delphacid planthoppers, which are characterized by their association with grasses and sedges. It has been recorded from Florida and the Caribbean region based on available distribution data.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Pygospina reducta: /paɪɡəʊˈspaɪnə rɪˈdʌktə/
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Distribution
Florida; Caribbean region (including Belize). Distribution records indicate presence in these areas, though specific locality details are limited.
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Taxonomic note
The Pygospina is placed within the tribe Delphacini, Delphacinae. The specific epithet 'reducta' suggests reduction of some morphological feature, though the original description would be needed to confirm the meaning.
Data limitations
This is known from very few records (5 observations in iNaturalist). The sparse data reflects either genuine rarity, undercollection, or restricted specificity. No published studies on its , , or were found in the provided sources.