Buprestidae of Texas with Notes on Texas TypesMetallic Wood-Boring Beetles / Jewel Beetles
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Subfamily Polycestinae Lacordaire
Genus Mastogenius Solier 1849
Genus Trigonogya Schaeffer 1919
Genus Acmaeoderoides Van Dyke 1942
Trigonogya reticulaticollis (Schaeffer)
TL: TX, Cameron Co., Brownsville
Range: southmost TX - Cameron and Hidalgo Counties
Host: Fraxinus berlandieriana - Mexican Ash
Genus Acmaeodera Eschscholtz - Larval and Adult Plant Association info here
Acmaeodera amabilis Horn Range: AZ to w. TX, CO
Host: Alder (Alnus)Acmaeodera amplicollis LeConte
Range: AZ to far w. TX / Mex
Host: larval host(s) unknown
Acmaeodera auritincta Fall 1922
TL: TX, Culberson Co., Kent, 3900-4200'
Range: NM to sw TX / Mex
Acmaeodera bowditchi Fall
Range: AZ to s. TX, NV
Host: larval host in dead branches of Quercus vaseyana
Acmaeodera conoidea Fall
Range: AZ to w. TX
Hosts: Celtis, Juglans, Ulmus
Acmaeodera consors Horn 1878
TL: TX
Range: sw TXHost: larval and adult plant asso. unknown
Acmaeodera cribricollis Horn 1894
TL: TX
Range: s. CA to s. TX / MexHost: Larrea tridentata - Creosote Bush
Acmaeodera davidsoni Barr
Range: AZ, w. TX / Mex.
Hosts unk., but adults taken on Acacia & Mimosa
Acmaeodera delumbis Horn
Range: AZ to w. TX / Mex.
Hosts in mesquite and acacia
Acmaeodera disjuncta Fall
Range: AZ to w. TX / Mex.
Host: Larvae in ocotillo - Fouquieria splendensAcmaeodera flavomarginata (Gray)
Range: w. & c. TX to C. Amer.
Hosts: Larvae in Acacia, Diospyros, ProsopisAcmaeodera flavopicta Waterhouse
Range: AZ to sw. TX / Mex
Host: larval host unknown
Acmaeodera gibbula LeConte
TL: San Diego to El Paso
Range: s. CA to sw TX / Mex
Hosts: Larvae host of a variety of legumes, other hardwoodsAcmaeodera gillespiensis Knull
TL: TX, Gillespie Co.
Range: w. to c. TXHost: Larval host is oak - Quercus sp.
Acmaeodera haemorrhoa LeConte
TL: TX, Webb Co., Laredo to Starr Co., Rio Grande City
Range: TX / Mex
Hosts: adults on flowers
Acmaeodera immaculata Horn
Range: w. US to w. TX (one TX record)
Host: larvae on Krascheninnikovia lanata (Chenopodiaceae)
Acmaeodera macra Horn
TL: TX
Range: OK through c. TX to ne. Mex.
Host: Acacia berlandieri - Guajillo
TL: TX
Range: NM to w. TX / MexHost: larval host unknown
Acmaeodera miliaris Horn 1878
TL: TX
Range: w. & c. TX to MexHost: larval host unknown
Acmaeodera mixta LeConte 1860
Range: throughout TX & sc US
Hosts: Acacia, Celtis, Prosopis
Note: This sp. is highly variable
Acmaeodera neglecta Fall 1899
Acmaeodera neoneglecta Fisher 1949
TL: Mexico. Type intercepted at Brownsville, TX
Range: southern half of TX to ne. Mex.
Hosts: Acacia, Ebenopsis, Leucana, Prosopis, Sophora, Ulmus
Acmaeodera obtusa Horn 1878
TL: TX
Range: OK to s. & w. TX
Host: larval host unknown
Acmaeodera opacula LeConte 1858
TL: TX, El Paso Co., El Paso
Range: se AZ, w. TX
Host: larval host unknownType - MCZ
Acmaeodera opuntiae Knull 1966
TL: TX, Starr Co., 5 mi W Sullivan City
Range: c. to s. TX
Hosts: larvae host in Karwinskia and Parkinsonia
Acmaeodera ornata (Fabricius)
Range: mostly se US to e. TX
Hosts: unknown
infrequently collected, note curved, elongated, pale humeral mark
Acmaeodera ornatoides Barr 1972
TL: TX, Goliad Co., Weser
Range: common across c. & n. TX
Hosts: Diospyros and QuercusAcmaeodera paradisjuncta Knull 1940
TL: TX, Jeff Davis Co., Davis Mountains
Range: s. NM to sw TX / n. Mex
Host: Dasylirion wheeleri - Common Sotol
Acmaeodera parkeri Cazier
Range: AZ-TX / Mex,
Host: Larval host unk., adults on flowers
Acmaeodera pinalorum Knull 1930
Range: CA to sw. TX
Hosts unk., but adults asso. w/ Acacia, Mimosa, Prosopis
Acmaeodera princeps Kerremans 1908
TL: New Zealand (error!)
Range: sw. to s. TX
Hosts: larvae in Parkinsonia spp. - PaloverdeAcmaeodera pulchella (Herbst)
Range: widely dist. across US, scattered TX records
Hosts: Crataegus, Gleditsia, TaxodiumAcmaeodera quadrivittatoides Nelson & Westcott 1995
TL: TX, Brewster Co., Big Bend Natl. Park
Range: sw US to w. TX / Mex
Host: Larval host unk., adults on various flowers
Acmaeodera recticollis Fall 1899
Range: AZ to s. TX, UT
Hosts: Larvae in jointfir, Ephedra spp.
Acmaeodera riograndei Nelson 1980
TL: TX, Brewster Co., Chisos Mtns, Oak Spring
Range: w. TX / Mex.
Acmaeodera robigo Knull 1954
TL: Lake Corpus Christi. TX
Range: OK to sw TX, rare
Host: Lavrae in Dalea - Prairie CloverAcmaeodera rubronotata Laporte Range: AZ to s. TX, CO to s. NV / Mex.
Host: Larvae in oak - Quercus sp.Acmaeodera scalaris Mannerheim
Range: AZ to c. TX / Mex.-C. Amer.
Host: Larval host unknown
Acmaeodera starrae Knull 1966
TL: 5 mi W Sullivan City, Starr Co., TX
Range: Starr Co., TX
Host: Larval host unk.Acmaeodera texana LeConte [1859] 1860
TL: TX
Range: sc US to c. TX
Host: Larval host unk.
Acmaeodera tildenorum Nelson & Westcott 1995
TL: TX, Hidalgo Co., Sullivan City
Range: southmost TX / Mex.
Acmaeodera tiquilia Westcott & Barr 1998
TL: TX, Brewster Co., "Lower Pine Cyn.", Big Bend N.P.
Range: w. TX
Host: Ephedra - JointfirAcmaeodera tubulus (Fabricius)
Range: e. US to w. TX
Hosts: larvae in Betula, Carya, Celtis, Crataegus, Juglans, Quercus, Salix, Ulmus
Acmaeodera uvaldensis Knull 1936
TL: Uvalde, Uvalde Co., TX
Range: w. & c. TX / Mex.
Host: Larval host unk., Adults on mesquite - Prosopis
Acmaeodera variegata LeConte 1852 Range: AZ to s. TX, CO
Host: Larval host unk.
Acmaeodera wenzeli Van Dyke 1919
TL: Chisos Mountains, Brewster Co., TX
Range: w. TX / Mex.
Host: Acacia constricta - Whitethorn AcaciaGenus Acmaeoderopsis Barr 1974
Genus Ptosima Dejean 1833
Ptosima gibbicollis (Say) Range: TX-FL-NJ-IA
Host: larvae on Cercis canadensis
Ptosima idolynae Frost Range: TX-MS-AR-OK
Host: Larvae on CrataegusPtosima laeta Waterhouse
Range: n. to c. TX / Mex
Host: Cercis canadensis L. var. texensis
Ptosima walshii LeConte 1863 Range: TX-MS-OH-MN
Host: larvae in burr oak - Quercus macrocarpaGenus Thrincopyge LeConte 1858
Thrincopyge alacris LeConte 1858
Range: AZ to w. TX / Mex
Host: Beaucarnea, Dasylirion
Thrincopyge ambiens (LeConte 1854)
TL: TX, Starr Co., Frontera, Rio Grande City
Range: AZ to sw. TX / Mex
Host: Dasylirion wheeleri - Common Sotol
Genus Polycesta Dejean 1833
Genus Paratyndaris Fisher 1919
Paratyndaris acaciae Knull 1937
TL: TX, Jeff Davis Co., Davis Mountains
Range: NM to w. TX / Mex
Paratyndaris chamaeleonis (Skinner 1903)
TL: TX, Cameron Co., Brownsville, Esperanza Ranch
Range: San Antonio, TX to Mex.
Host: Acacia, Diospyros, Ebenopsis, ParkinsoniaParatyndaris cincta (Horn 1885)
TL: TX
Range: southmost TX / Mex
Host: Ebenopsis ebano - Texas Ebony
Paratyndaris crandalli Knull 1941
TL: TX, Webb Co., Laredo
Range: Frio, Dimmit, Starr, Webb & Zapata CTY, TX
Host: larval host unknown
Paratyndaris prosopis (Skinner 1903)
TL: TX, Austin County
Range: AZ, TX-OK, MS
Hosts: Prosopis and Quercus spp.
Genus Nanularia Casey 1909
Nanularia pygmaea (Knull 1941)
TL: TX, Val Verde Co.
Range: west TX
Host: unknown
Genus Texania Casey 1909
Texania campestris (Say)
Range: e US
Hosts: Larvae in Acer, Fagus, Salix
Texania fulleri (Horn 1875)
TL: TX
Range: TX (most records from c. TX)
Host: Larvae in Celtis laevigata - Sugar Hackberry
Texania langeri (Chevrolat 1853)
Range: TX, LA, MO, IA, VA
Host: Unk.
Genus Chalcophora Dejean 1833
Genus Poecilonota Eschscholtz 1829
Genus Gyascutus LeConte 1858
Genus Hippomelas Laporte & Glory 1837
Genus Lampetis Dejean 1833
Lampetis cupreopunctata (Schaeffer 1905)
TL: TX, Cameron Co., Brownsville, Esperanza Ranch
Range: southmost TX / Mex
Host: larval host unknown
Lampetis drummondi (Laporte & Gory) Range: AZ-LA-MO-CO / Mex
Host: adults found on a wide variety of plantsLampetis webbii (LeConte) Range: AZ to far w. TX / Mex.
Host: Larvae in Paloverde - Cercidium floridumGenus Dicerca Eschscholtz 1829
Dicerca asperata (Laporte & Gory)
Range: e. North America
Host: larvae in Oak, Quercus sp.
Dicerca divaricata (Say) Range: TX-GA-ME-UT / s. Can. / West Indies
Hosts: Larvae in Acer, Betula, Cercis, Fraxinus, Ostrya, Quercus, UlmusDicerca lepida LeConte Range: NM-AL-NY-IA (roughly)
Hosts: Larvae in hawthorn - Crataegus, hophornbeam - OstryaDicerca lurida (Fabricius) Range: TX-FL-NY-MN / se Can.
Hosts: larvae in Alnus, Carpinus, Carya, Prunus, Salix, Tilia
Dicerca mutica LeConte
Rare, known from four states: MD, MO, NY, TX
Larval Host: unk.
TYPE - MCZ
Dicerca obscura (Fabricius) Range: TX-FL-NY-IN
Hosts: Larvae in Diospyros, RhusDicerca punctulata (Schönherr)
Range: TX-FL-NY-IA
Hosts: Larvae in pines - Pinus spp.Dicerca tenebrica (Kirby) Range: CA-GA-ME-WA / s. Can.
Hosts: Cottonwoods, aspen - Populus spp.
Genus Trachykele Marseul 1865
Trachykele lecontei (Gory)
Range: Coastal states: TX-GA-VA
Host: bald cypress - Taxodium distichum
Genus Buprestis Linnaeus 1758
Buprestis (Buprestis) consularis Glory
Range: e. N. Amer. to AZ
Hosts: Larvae in Pinus spp. and Picea glaucaBuprestis (Buprestis) lineata Fabricius Range: TX-FL-ME-IN / se. CAN / West Indies
Hosts: Larvae bore in dead pines - Pinus spp.Buprestis (Buprestis) lyrata Casey Range: w. N. Amer.
Hosts: Larvae in Abies, Pinus ponderosa, PseudotsugaBuprestis (Buprestis) maculipennis Gory Range: TX-FL-ME-WI / se. Can.
Hosts: larvae on Pinus, Taxodium and TsugaBuprestis (Buprestis) parmaculativentris Knull 1958 TL: TX: Brewster County, Big Bend NP, Chisos Mountains
Range: Trans-Pecos, w. TXHost: Pinus cembroides - Mexican Pinyon
Buprestis (Cypriacis) striata Fabricius
Range: e. N. Amer.
Hosts: larvae in var. pines and hemlock
Buprestis (Knulliobuprestis) confluenta Say Range: w. N. Amer. to n. TX
Host: Larvae in Populus spp.Buprestis (Knulliobuprestis) rufipes Olivier 1790
Range: TX-FL-DE-KS
Hosts: various hardwoods
Buprestis (Stereosa) apricans Herbst Range: primarily TX-FL-NY / West Indies
Hosts: longleaf and loblolly pines, P. palustris, P. taedaBuprestis (Stereosa) decora Fabricius Range: TX-FL-NY-MO / West Indies
Host: larvae in longleaf pine - Pinus palustrisGenus Agaeocera Saunders 1871
Agaeocera gentilis (Horn, 1885)
TL: SW TX
Host: Sphaeralcea
Range: CA to c. & s. TX / MexAgaeocera scintillans Waterhouse Range: AZ, w. TX / Mex.
Host: adults on Abutilon incanumGenus Spectralia Casey 1909
Genus Agrilaxia Kerremans 1903
Agrilaxia arizonae
Range: AZ-FL-NY-KS
Host: Cercis, Pinus, Prumus, Ulmus
Agrilaxia texana
Genus Anthaxia Eschscholtz 1829
Genus Xenorhipis LeConte 1866
Genus Melanophila Eschscholtz 1829
Genus Phaenops Dejean 1833
Genus Xenomelanophila Sloop 1937
Xenomelanophila miranda LeConte
Range: CA-TX-CO-WA / Mex
Host: Juniperus occidentalis
Genus Actenodes Dejean 1833
Actenodes acornis (Say) Range: TX-FL-NY-IA
Hosts: larvae in Acer, Betula, Carya, Cercis, Fagus, QuercusActenodes calcarata (Chevrolat)
Range: CA-LA / south to S. Amer.
Hosts: various legumes - FabaceaeActenodes davidi Nelson
Range: sc US: TX-MS-KY-KS
Host: larvae in honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos, Fabaceae)Actenodes flexicaulis Schaeffer, 1904
TL: TX: Cameron Co., Brownsville, Esperanza Ranch
Range: southmost TX
Hosts: Celtis ehrenbergiana, Ebenopsis ebano
Actenodes mendax Horn, 1891
TL: TX
Range: AZ-TX
Hosts: larvae in mesquite and honeylocust
Actenodes simi Fisher
Range: New England to WI, south to TX
Hosts in Acer, Celtis, Quercus, Ulmus
Genus Chrysobothris Eschscholtz 1829
Chrysobothris ephedrae ephedrae Knull
Range: NM to sw. TX
Hosts: Adults on Ephedra trifurca
Chrysobothris ephedrae vogti Knull 1964
TL: TX: Starr Co., 5 mi. W. Sullivan City
Range: c. to s. TX
Hosts: Adults on Ephedra sp. and Acacia rigidula
Chrysobothris exesa Leconte
Range: CA-TX / Mex.
Hosts: larvae in Acacia, Celtis, Prosopis, Salix
Chrysobothris femorata (Olivier) Range: Throughout N. Amer.
Hosts: Larvae in a wide variety of fruit and forest treesChrysobothris fiskei Fisher 1942
TL: TX: Uvalde Co., Montell
Range: OK-TX / Mex
Hosts: Larvae in Cercis canadensis, Quercus vaseyana
Chrysobothris hidalgoensis Knull 1951
TL: TX: Hidalgo Co., near Mission
Range: s. TX
Hosts: No larval or adult plant asso. reported.
Chrysobothris humilis Horn Range: CA-TX, NV / Mex
Host: Larvae in catclaw acacia - Acacia greggii
Note: Species exhibits extreme sexual dichroism(male) Chrysobothris ignicollis Horn Range: CA-TX-KS-ID / Mex.
Hosts: Larvae in various Juniperus spp., Cupressus arizonica
Chrysobothris iris Van Dyke
Range: sw US
Hosts: Adults coll'ed on Juniperus spp.
Type - CASA
Chrysobothris lateralis Waterhouse Range: CA-TX / Mex
Hosts: Larvae in Acacia greggii and mesquite
Chrysobothris lixa Horn
TL: TX
Range: AZ, TX / Mex
Host: Larval host unk.
Chrysobothris mali Horn
Range: w. NA
Hosts: Polyphagus
Chrysobothris merkelii Horn 1886
TL: TX
Range: CA-TX, NV / Mex
Hosts: Larvae in Acacia, Albizia, Prosopis
Chrysobothris mescalero Wellso & Manley 2007
TL: TX: Pecos Co. Hwy 385 rest stop, S. Ft. Stockton
Range: NM-TX
Hosts: adults on Quercus
Chrysobothris neotexana Dozier
Range: se US
Host: larvae host in Juniperus virginianaChrysobothris octocola LeConte Range: CA-TX-CO-NV / Mex.
Hosts: Larvae in Acacia, Parkinsonia, Prosopis, Prunus, Salix
Chrysobothris peninsularis Schaeffer
Range: sw US (CA-AZ, TX, NV) / Mex.
Hosts: adults mostly asso. w/ legumes (Fabaceae)
Genus Knowltonia
Knowltonia atrifasciata (LeConte)
Range: NM-TX-CO-UT
Host: larvae in saltbush (Atriplex)
Genus Sphaerobothris
Sphaerobothris ulkei (LeConte, 1860)
TL: TX
Range: AZ-TX / Mex
Hosts: Ephedra tricurca
Genus Eupristocerus
Genus Paragrilus
Eupristocerus cogitans (Weber) Range: TX-FL-ME-MI / se. Can.
Hosts: Larvae in living Alders - Alnus spp. and Birch - Betula
Paragrilus rugatulus Thomson Range: c. TX to C. Amer.
Host: larval host unk.Paragrilus tenuis (LeConte) Range: TX-FL-NY-IL
Hosts: Larvae in Hibiscus spp.
Agrilus abductus Horn 1891
Range: se US to sw TX / Mex.
Hosts: larval host(s) unk.
TL: TX
Agrilus abjectus Horn 1891
Range: c. to s. TX
Hosts: Unk.
TL: TX
Agrilus acaciae Fisher 1928
Range: c. TX to Mex
Hosts: larvae in various legumes
TL: TX: Browsville, Los Borregos
Agrilus acutipennis Mannerheim
Range: e. US, uncommon
Host: Larvae in Oaks (Quercus)
Agrilus addendus Crotch 1873
Range: NM-TX-OK, ND / Mex
Hosts: Adults on Acacia, Mesquite
TL: TX
Agrilus albocomus Fisher
Range: AZ to w. TX, uncommon
Host: Larvae in Oaks (Quercus)
Agrilus audax Horn 1891
Range: MO to e. TX
Hosts: larva in Ulmus
TL: TX
Agrilus benjamini Fisher 1928
Range: MO to e. TX, uncommon
Hosts: Larval host unk., adults on oaks
TL: TX: Victoria Co., Victoria
Agrilus bentseni Knull 1954
Range: sw. to s. TX
Host: Adults on Bernardia myricifolia
TL: TX, Hidalgo Co., Bentsen Rio Grande State Park
Agrilus bespencus Barr 2008
Range: w. (to c.?) TX
Hosts: Unk.
TL: TX: Pecos Co., Sheffield
Agrilus bilineatus (Weber) Range: e NA to w. TX
Host: major mortality agent of stressed oaks - Quercus spp., particularly red oaks
Agrilus brattaini Wellso & Manley
Range: sw TX (Del Rio Co., Frio Co., & Starr Co.)
Host: Unk.
TL: Del Rio Co., 1 mi E. Del Rio (KOA Campground)
Agrilus cavatus Chevrolat
Range: AZ, TX-OK / Mex., S. Amer.
Host: Adults on Acacia
Agrilus celti Knull Range: TX-GA-NY-ND / Ont.
Host: Larvae in hackberry - Celtis spp.Agrilus cephalicus LeConte Range: TX-FL-NY-SD / se. Can
Host: Larvae in dogwood - Cornus
Agrilus cochisei Knull
Range: AZ to w. TX / Mex.
Host:Agrilus concinnus Horn Range: TX-FL-MD-MO
Host: Larvae in Hibiscus laevis
Agrilus geminatus (Say)
Range: e. N. Amer. (TX-FL-QC-MN)
Larvae host in willow oak (Quercus phellos) and
black oak (Quercus velutina)Agrilus gibbicollis Fall Range: mostly AZ to c. & s. TX
Hosts: Adults on oaks and mesquite
Agrilus gillespiensis Knull 1947
Range: c. TX
Hosts: Adults on Celtis sp.
TL: TX: Gillespie Co. (probably Enchanted Rock)
Agrilus granulatus (Say) Range: CA-MS-ME-WA / adj. Can.
Hosts: Larvae in Populus spp. and BetulaAgrilus (Engyaulus) hespenheidei Nelson Range: se NM-adj TX
Host: Larval host unk.Agrilus imbellis Crotch Range: TX-FL-NY-MN / Ont.
Hosts: Adults on Bigelowia, Helianthemum, Rudbeckia(Asteraceae)Agrilus lacustris LeConte Range: widely dist. across TX, except panhandle / Mex.
Hosts: Adults on Croton, Solanum
Agrilus langei Obenberger 1935
Range: southmost TX / Mex.
Host: Larvae in Abutilon
Agrilus lautuellus Fisher 1928
Range: c. TX
Hosts: Larvae in Diospros texana
TL: TX: Duval Co., San Diego
Agrilus lecontei celticola Fisher 1928
Range: AZ to LA / Mex
Hosts: Larvae in Celtis, Baccharis, Harvardia, Leucaena
TL: TX: Cameron Co., Brownsville
Agrilus limpiae Knull 1941
Range: TX-KS, mostly in e. TX
Hosts: Larvae in Sapindus sp.
TL: TX: Davis Co., Davis Mtns.
Agrilus macer LeConte 1858
Range: se US to Trans Pecos / Mex
Hosts: Larvae in Celtis spp.
TL: TX: Maverick Co., Eagle Pass
Agrilus malvastri Fisher
Range: CA-TX-SD-AB / Mex.
Hosts: Adults on globemallow
Agrilus masculinus Horn
Range: e NA (TX-GA-QC-SK), TX rec. from Bastrop
Hosts: Larvae in maple spp., redbud, honeylocust
Agrilus pectoralis Waterhouse Range: s. CA to c. & s. TX / Mex
Hosts: Larvae in Huisache, Mesquite, Ebony, Retama
Agrilus pilosicollis Fisher
Range: NC, KS, TX
Hosts: Adults on live oak; larval host unknown
Remarks: known from four spmns
Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire
Range: e North America to nc. & ne. TX
Hosts: Ash (Fraxinus spp.)
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) - Invasive sp.
Agrilus politus (Say)
Range: TX-GA-NS-AK / Mex,
Host: Larvae on Salix, Acer spp.Agrilus prionurus Chevrolat 1838 Range: e. TX / Mex.
Host: Western Soapberry
(Sapindus saponaria L. var. drummondii)Agrilus prosopidis Fisher 1928
Range: c. TX to Mex
Hosts: Various hardwoods
TL: TX: Cameron Co., Brownsville
Agrilus pseudofallax Frost Range: TX-GA-PA-WI
Host: Larvae in honeylocust - Gleditsia triacanthosAgrilus pubescens Fisher Range: AZ, TX, NE, SD (TX records need confirmation)
Host: Larvae in Acacia greggii, Adults also on ProsopisAgrilus (Engyaulus) pulchellus Bland Range: AZ-TX-ND-UT / Mex.
Host: Larvae in roots of Fleabane - Erigeron sp.
Agrilus putillus parputillus Knull 1960
Range: w. to c. TX
Hosts: Larvae in big tooth maple - Acer grandidentatum
TL: TX: Brewster Co., Big Bend NP, Chisos Mtns.,
Agrilus quadriguttatus Gory
Range: widely dist. across the US
Hosts: Larvae in willow - Salix sp.
Agrilus rubroniger Hespenheide Range: TX-FL-SC-MO
Hosts: Adults on huckleberry, other low shrubs, and oaks
Agrilus rubrovittatus Waterhouse
Range: se. AZ, TX / Mex.
Hots: Adults on Muhlenbergia longiligula (Poaceae)
Genus Aphanisticus
Aphanisticus cochinchinae seminulum Obenberger Range: TX-FL-SC (introduced)
Hosts: Surgarcane - Saccharum officinarumGenus Brachys
Genus Taphrocerus
Genus Pachyschelus
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