Coridromius

Signoret, 1862

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Coridromius is a of true bugs in the Miridae, established by Signoret in 1862. The genus belongs to the large and diverse plant bug family, which contains many economically important agricultural pests. within Coridromius are part of the cimicomorphan lineage of Heteroptera.

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How to pronounce Coridromius: //kəˌrɪdˈroʊmiəs//

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The was established by Victor Antoine Signoret (1816-1889), a prominent French entomologist known for his work on Hemiptera. The 1862 publication date is confirmed across multiple taxonomic databases.

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