Amonostherium
Morrison & Morrison, 1922
Species Guides
1- Amonostherium lichtensioides(Sagebrush mealybug)
Amonostherium is a of mealybugs ( Pseudococcidae) established by Morrison & Morrison in 1922. These insects are soft-bodied, sap-feeding scale insects characterized by waxy secretions that cover their bodies. The genus belongs to the diverse mealybug radiation within the Sternorrhyncha suborder. Available records indicate very few documented observations, suggesting either rarity, restricted distribution, or undercollection.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Amonostherium: //ˌæmɒnəsˈθɪəriəm//
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