Pilophorus crassipes

Heidemann, 1892

Pilophorus crassipes is a plant bug in the Miridae, described by Heidemann in 1892. It occurs in eastern North America and Central America. The Pilophorus includes species known for -mimicking appearance, though specific traits for P. crassipes are not well documented in available sources.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Pilophorus crassipes: //pɪˈlɒfərəs ˈkræsɪpiːz//

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Distribution

Eastern North America (USA: Colorado, Georgia, Minnesota, New York, Washington DC, West Virginia) and Central America.

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Taxonomic note

The specific epithet 'crassipes' (meaning 'thick-footed') is shared with unrelated in other , including the Trigona crassipes and the assassin bug Apiomerus crassipes, which can cause confusion in literature searches. These are distinct species in different orders (Hymenoptera and Hemiptera respectively).

Data limitations

Available sources provide only basic taxonomic and distribution data. No peer-reviewed studies specifically addressing the , , or of P. crassipes were found in the provided context.