On-line Systematic Catalog of Plant Bugs (Insecta: Heteroptera: Miridae)- Orthotylus junipericola

References for species Orthotylus junipericola Linnavuori, 1965

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Species Reference	Comment	Distribution
Orthotylus junipericola terminalis Linnavuori 1965C: 54, fig. 16
	n. ssp., descr., MG, host	Turkey
Orthotylus junipericola Linnavuori 1965C: 27, fig. 5
	n. sp., descr., MG	TUNISIA
Orthotylus junipericola contractulus Linnavuori 1965C: 12
	n. ssp., descr., host	Libya
Orthotylus junipericola regularis Linnavuori 1965C: 28, fig. 5
	n. ssp., descr., MG	TUNISIA
Orthotylus Orthotylus junipericola contractulus Eckerlein and Wagner 1969A: 184
	record, host	Libya
Orthotylus junipericola balcanicus Josifov 1974B: 66, figs. 28--32
(PDF not available.)	n. sp., descr., MG, host	Bulgaria
Orthotylus junipericola terminalis Wagner 1974H: 210
(PDF not available.)	Descr., dist.	undefined
Orthotylus Neopachylops junipericola Wagner 1974H: 210
(PDF not available.)	Descr., fig., dist., host	undefined
Orthotylus junipericola contractulus Wagner 1974H: 210
(PDF not available.)	Descr., dist.	undefined
Orthotylus junipericola regularis Wagner 1974H: 210
(PDF not available.)	Descr., dist.	undefined
Orthotylus junipericola Ribes 1978A: 60
(PDF not available.)	record, host	undefined
Orthotylus Neopachylops junipericola castellanus Ribes 1978A: 60, figs. 10--13
(PDF not available.)	n. ssp., descr., disc., MG, host	Spain

Hosts
Juniperus excelsa Josifov, 1974B:66 (Family: Cupressaceae)
Juniperus phoenicea Linnavuori, 1965C:12 (Family: Cupressaceae)
Juniperus phoenicea Linnavuori, 1965C:54 (Family: Cupressaceae)
Juniperus phoenicea Linnavuori, 1965C:27 (Family: Cupressaceae)
Juniperus phoenicea Ribes, 1978A:60 (Family: Cupressaceae)

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