References for species Lopidea minor Knight, 1918

Species Reference Comment Distribution
Lopidea minor Knight 1918D: 213, pl. 13, fig. 6a--c
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 		 n. sp., MG USA: Colorado
Lopidea minor Carvalho 1958B: 86
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 		 cat. undefined
Lopidea petalostemi Knight 1965A: 3, fig. 1
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., MG, host (syn. by Asquith, 1991A:136) USA: Iowa; New York
Lopidea minor Knight 1965A: 2, fig. 4
(PDF not available.)  Disc., MG USA: Colorado; South Dakota; Wyoming; Canada
Lopidea phlogis Knight 1965A: 3, fig. 2
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., MG, host (syn. by Asquith, 1991A:136) USA: North Carolina
Lopidea johnstoni Knight 1965A: 3, fig. 3
(PDF not available.)  n. sp., descr., MG (syn. by Asquith, 1991A:136) USA: Mississippi
Lopidea minor Kelton 1980E: 233
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Lopidea phlogis Wheeler, Henry and Mason 1983A: 141
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 		 List, host USA: West Virginia
Lopidea minor Asquith 1991A: 135, figs. 55a--d, 106, map 25
(PDF not available.)  n. syn., descr., disc., dist., MG, hosts E North America
Hosts
Hedysarum sp. Kelton, 1980E:233 (Family: Fabaceae)
Petalostemum purpureum Knight, 1965A:3 (Family: Fabaceae)
Petalostmum sp. Asquith, 1991A:135 (Family: Fabaceae)
Phlox pilosa Knight, 1965A:3 (Family: Polemoniaceae)
Phlox sp. Asquith, 1991A:135 (Family: Polemoniaceae)
Phlox subulata Knight, 1965A:3 (Family: Polemoniaceae)
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