Dendrocoris

Bergroth, 1891

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Dendrocoris is a of stink bugs in the Pentatomidae, established by Bergroth in 1891. The genus comprises approximately nine described . Members are associated with tree , as suggested by the genus name derived from Greek 'dendron' (tree) and 'coris' ().

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Dendrocoris: //ˌdɛn.drəˈkoʊ.rɪs//

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Habitat

in this are associated with arboreal environments, inhabiting trees and woody vegetation.

Distribution

Records exist from Vermont, United States, with broader distribution across the United States.

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Etymology

The name Dendrocoris combines the Greek words 'dendron' (tree) and 'coris' (), reflecting the arboreal habits of these stink bugs.

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