Cedusa minuenda
Ball, 1928
Cedusa minuenda is a planthopper in the Derbidae, first described by Ball in 1928. It belongs to a group of fulgoroid insects commonly known as derbids, which are characterized by their distinctive wing and association with plants. The species has been recorded from the southeastern United States.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Cedusa minuenda: //sɛˈduː.sa mɪˈnuː.ɛn.da//
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Distribution
Southeastern United States: Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina.