References for species Phytocoris dreisbachi Knight, 1974

Species Reference Comment Distribution
Phytocoris discoidalis Henry, T. 1974A: 187, figs. 1-4
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., disc., DV, MG, hosts (syn. by Henry, 1982:337) USA: Pennsylvania; Wisconsin; Michigan; Indiana
Phytocoris dentatus Knight 1974A: 125, fig. 2
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., MG (syn. by Henry, 2009: 292) Canada: British Colombia
Phytocoris dreisbachi Knight 1974A: 125, fig. 3
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., MG USA: Michigan
Phytocoris dreisbachi Kelton 1980E: 177
(PDF not available.)  Diag., host, dist., fig., map undefined
Phytocoris dreisbachi Henry, T. 1982B: 337
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 		 n. syn. undefined
Phytocoris dreisbachi Wheeler, Henry and Mason 1983A: 149
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 		 List USA: West Virginia
Phytocoris dentatus Stonedahl 1988B: 107
(PDF not available.)  disc. CANADA: British Columbia
Phytocoris dreisbachi Stonedahl 1988B: 107, fig. 106
(PDF not available.)  syn., diag., MG, hosts USA: Michigan; Wisconsin; Pennsylvania; Idaho
Phytocoris dreisbachi Henry 2009: 291, figs. 4--7, 13--16
(PDF not available.)  n. syn., disc., color habitus, MG  
Hosts
Malus sp. Henry, T., 1974A:187 (Family: Rosaceae)
Pinus banksiana Kelton, 1980E:177 (Family: Pinaceae)
Pinus banksiana Stonedahl, 1988B:107 (Family: Pinaceae)
Pinus contorta Kelton, 1980E:177 (Family: Pinaceae)
Pinus contorta Stonedahl, 1988B:107 (Family: Pinaceae)
Pinus virginiana Henry, T., 1974A:187 (Family: Pinaceae)
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