References for species Pilophorus walshii Uhler, 1887

Species Reference Comment Distribution
Pilophorus walshii Uhler 1887B: 30
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 		 n. sp. USA: Illinois
Pilophorus walshi Carvalho 1958B: 149
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 		 Cat. undefined
Pilophorus walshii Knight 1973A: 141
(PDF not available.)  Dist., host undefined
Pilophorus walshii Akingbohungbe, Libby, and Shenefelt 1973A: 12
(PDF not available.)  descr. 5th instar nymph USA: Wisconsin
Pilophorus walshii Akingbohungbe 1974A: 252
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 		 chromosome number undefined
Pilophorus walshii Wheeler and Henry 1976A: 1096
(PDF not available.)  biol., host USA: Pennsylvania
Pilophorus walshii Henry and Smith 1979A: 215
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 		 List, host USA: Georgia
Pilophorus walshii Wheeler 1979A: 32
(PDF not available.)  List, dist., host USA: New York
Pilophorus walshii Akingbohungbe 1983A: 39
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 		 testis follicle no. undefined
Pilophorus walshii Wheeler, Henry and Mason 1983A: 143
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 		 List, host USA: West Virginia
Pilophorus walshii Schuh and Schwartz 1988A: 182, figs. 1, 29
(PDF not available.)  descr., disc., figs. antenna, hemelytron, MG, host, lectotype designation E USA
Hosts
Carya sp. Henry and Smith, 1979A:215 (Family: Juglandaceae)
Gleditsia triacanthos Knight, 1973A:141 (Family: Fabaceae)
Gleditsia triacanthos Schuh and Schwartz, 1988A:182 (Family: Fabaceae)
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