References for species Orthotylus lethierryi Reuter, 1875

Species Reference Comment Distribution
Orthotylus Allocotus lethierryi Reuter 1875D: 37
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 		 n. sp. Algeria; Tunisia
Orthotylus Melanotrichus lethieryi Carvalho 1958B: 116
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 		 cat. undefined
Orthotylus Melanotrichus biskrensis Eckerlein and Wagner 1965A: 226, fig. 3
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., disc., figs. head-pronotum, MG (syn. by Carapezza, 1997a: 93) Algeria
Orthotylus Melanotrichus roseiceps Wagner 1968L: 191, fig. 5
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 		 Descr. of female, dist., DV, figs. head-pronotum, hind leg, host undefined
Orthotylus Melanotrichus roseiceps Wagner 1968N: 2, fig. 2
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., disc., DV, figs. head-pronotum, antenna, MG (syn. by Carapezza, 1997a: 93) Algeria
Orthotylus Melanotrichus roseiceps Wagner 1974H: 238
(PDF not available.)  Descr., fig., host, dist. undefined
Orthotylus Melanotrichus biskrensis Wagner 1974H: 230
(PDF not available.)  Descr., fig., dist. undefined
Orthotylus Melanotrichus lethierryi Wagner 1974H: 227
(PDF not available.)  Descr., fig., dist. undefined
Orthotylus Melanotrichus lethierryi Carapezza 1997A: 93, fig. 29
(PDF not available.)  n. syn., disc., MG, hosts TUNISIA
Hosts
Arthrocnemum indicum Carapezza, 1997A:93 (Family: Chenopodiaceae)
Halocnemum strobilaceum Carapezza, 1997A:93 (Family: Chenopodiaceae)
Salsola vermiculata Carapezza, 1997A:93 (Family: Chenopodiaceae)
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