Ilnacora vittifrons

Knight, 1963

Ilnacora vittifrons is a of plant bug in the Miridae, described by Knight in 1963. It belongs to the Ilnacora, a group of mirid bugs found in North America. The species is recorded from the Great Plains region of the United States.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Ilnacora vittifrons: /ˌɪl.nəˈkɔː.rə vɪˈtɪ.frɒnz/

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Habitat

Prairie and grassland in the Great Plains region.

Distribution

Recorded from South Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, North Dakota, and Wyoming in the United States. The is present in the Great Plains-Prairies ecoregion of North America.

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Taxonomic note

The Ilnacora is part of the large Miridae (plant bugs), which is the most diverse family within Hemiptera. in this genus are native to North America.

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