Phytocoris seminotatus
Knight, 1934
Phytocoris seminotatus is a of plant bug in the Miridae, described by Knight in 1934. The Phytocoris comprises numerous small, often inconspicuous plant-feeding , with members typically exhibiting gray or brown coloration. This species is known from the southwestern United States, specifically Arizona and New Mexico. Like other Phytocoris species, it is primarily a plant-feeder that may occasionally prey on smaller insects.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Phytocoris seminotatus: /faɪˈtɒkɔːrɪs ˌsɛmɪnoʊˈteɪtəs/
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Distribution
Arizona and New Mexico, USA. Records indicate presence in the southwestern United States.
Diet
Primarily plant-feeding. Has been observed to occasionally prey on smaller insects.
Ecological Role
Member of the plant bug in southwestern U.S. .
Similar Taxa
- Other Phytocoris speciesMembers of this are usually gray or brown and mostly plant-feeders, requiring careful examination to distinguish at the level.