Phylloscelis pennata
Ball, 1937
Phylloscelis pennata is a of planthopper in the Dictyopharidae, described by Ball in 1937. It belongs to a small within the tribe Phylloscelini, characterized by leaf-like body modifications. The species is known from extremely limited records, with minimal observational data available.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Phylloscelis pennata: /fɪˈlɔskɛlɪs pɛnˈneɪtə/
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Taxonomic Notes
The Phylloscelis is placed in the tribe Phylloscelini within Dictyopharinae. The specific epithet 'pennata' refers to a winged or feather-like characteristic, likely describing some aspect of the .
Data Availability
This is represented by only a single observation in iNaturalist as of the available data, indicating it is either extremely rare, poorly documented, or restricted to inaccessible . No published ecological or behavioral studies were located.