References for species Europiella angulata (Uhler, 1895)

Species Reference Comment Distribution
Maurodactylus angulatus Uhler 1895A: 53
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 		 n. sp. USA: Colorado
Maurodactylus angulatus Carvalho 1958A: 66
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 		 Cat. undefined
Europiella yampae Knight 1968B: 43
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., host (syn. by Schuh et al., 1995A: in press) USA: Colorado
Europiella angulata Knight 1968B: 41
(PDF not available.)  Disc., record, host USA: Colorado; Utah
Europiella yampae Kelton 1980E: 341
(PDF not available.)  Diag., host, dist., fig., map undefined
Europiella angulata Schuh, Lindskog, and Kerzhner 1995A: 386
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 		 n. syn., disc. undefined
Europiella angulata Schuh 2004: 12, figs. 1, 3, 6, 7
(PDF not available.)  syn., diag., redescr. color habitus, DV, MG, SEM, hosts CANADA: Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan; USA: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Wyoming
Hosts
Artemisia arbustorum Schuh, 2004:14 (Family: Asteraceae)
Artemisia cana Kelton, 1980E:341 (Family: Asteraceae)
Artemisia dracunculus Schuh, 2004:14 (Family: Asteraceae)
Artemisia sp. Knight, 1968B:43 (Family: Asteraceae)
Artemisia tridentata Schuh, 2004:14 (Family: Asteraceae)
Chrysothamnus sp. Knight, 1968B:41 (Family: Asteraceae)
Chrysothamnus sp. Schuh, 2004:14 (Family: Asteraceae)
Solidago sp. Schuh, 2004:14 (Family: Asteraceae)
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