Neurocolpus johnstoni
Knight, 1934
Neurocolpus johnstoni is a of in the , described by Knight in 1934. It belongs to the Neurocolpus, a group of mirid found in North America. The species is known from limited collection records in Texas, USA. Like other members of Miridae, it is a with . Specific ecological details remain poorly documented.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Neurocolpus johnstoni: //nʊˈroʊkəlpəs ˈdʒɒnstoʊni//
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Distribution
Recorded from Texas, USA. The is considered present in North America based on available specimen data.
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Taxonomic history
Described by H. H. Knight in 1934. The Neurocolpus was established by Reuter in 1876 and currently contains approximately 20 distributed primarily in North America.
Data availability
This is represented by few specimens in public databases. No published studies specifically addressing its biology, , or associations were identified in major entomological literature.