References for species Hallodapus suturalis (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1837)

Species Reference Comment Distribution
Capsus suturalis Herrich-Schaeffer 1837A: 32, pl. 120, fig. 383
  n. sp., DV Hungary
Phytocoris saxicola Costa, A. 1853A: 62
  n. sp. (syn. by Puton 1883B:287) Italy
Hallodapus suturalis Hoberlandt 1956A: 60
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 		 Dist., habitat Turkey
Hallodapus suturalis Carvalho 1958A: 170
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 		 Cat. undefined
Hallodapus suturalis Hoberlandt 1963A: 258
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 		 record, hab. Slovakia
Hallodapus Plagiorrhama suturalis Kerzhner 1964A: 978
(PDF not available.)  Diag., fig., hab., host undefined
Plagiorrhamma suturalis Wagner and Weber 1964A: 374
(PDF not available.)  Syn., descr., fig., hab., dist. undefined
Hallodapus Plagiorrhamma suturalis Popov 1965A: 184
(PDF not available.)  Hab., dist. Asiatic USSR
Plagiorrhamma suturalis Eckerlein and Wagner 1965A: 217
(PDF not available.)  record Algeria
Plagiorrhamma suturalis Wagner 1965O: 122
(PDF not available.)  Dist., hab. undefined
Plagiorrhamma suturalis Wagner 1974H: 339
(PDF not available.)  Descr., fig., hab., dist. undefined
Plagiorrhama suturalis Ribes 1984B: 110
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 		 record Spain
Hallodapus suturalis Wyniger 2006: 715, figs. 1J, K, 4A
(PDF not available.)  diag., habitus photos, FG MORAVIA; SLOVAKIA
Hosts
Agropyron sp. Kerzhner, 1964A:978 (Family: Poaceae)
Elymus sp. Kerzhner, 1964A:978 (Family: Poaceae)
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