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Penestragania apicalis (Osborn & Ball,1898),another invasive Nearctic leafhopper found in Europe [article]

Henry Callot, Gernot Kunz, Klaus Schrameyer, Tabea Turrini, Sabine Walter, Peter Sprick, Herbert Nickel, Eva Knop
2013

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In 2010 the Nearctic leafhopper Penestragania apicalis (Osb. & Ball) was found for the first time in Europe. Altogether there are now 16 known localities in France, Switzerland, Germany and Austria indicating that the species is well established for a rather long period and more widespread in Europe and perhaps worldwide. As in North America it lives on honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos L.), overwinters in the egg stage and probably has one or two generations a year, with adults at least from
more » ... ate June until early October. It is yet unclear if it causes relevant damage to the host plant in Europe.
doi:10.7892/boris.47232 fatcat:y3rk4a6izzh2nehb7pexsduziy
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Henry Callot, Gernot Kunz, Klaus Schrameyer, Tabea Turrini, Sabine Walter, Peter Sprick, Herbert Nickel, Eva Knop. "Penestragania apicalis (Osborn & Ball,1898),another invasive Nearctic leafhopper found in Europe." (2013)