Asopinae

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Subfamily of true bugs

title: "Asopinae" type: doc version: 1 created: 2026-02-28 author: "Wikipedia contributors" status: active scope: public tags: ["asopinae", "hemiptera-subfamilies", "pentatomidae", "taxa-named-by-maximilian-spinola", "taxa-described-in-1850"] description: "Subfamily of true bugs" topic_path: "general/asopinae" source: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asopinae" license: "CC BY-SA 4.0" wikipedia_page_id: 0 wikipedia_revision_id: 0

::summary Subfamily of true bugs ::

| image = Pluskwiak on a leaf.jpg | image_caption = Picromerus bidens | taxon = Asopinae | authority = Spinola, 1850

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Asopinae are a subfamily of stink bugs (family Pentatomidae). They are predatory stink bugs that are useful as biological control agents against pests, even against other Pentatomid species, which are all herbivorous.

Genera

  1. Afrius (Syn. Subafrius)
  2. Alcaeorrhynchus (Syn. Mutyca)
  3. Amyotea
  4. Anasida
  5. Andrallus (Syn. Audinetia)
  6. Apateticus
  7. Apoecilus
  8. Arma (insect)
  9. Australojalla
  10. Blachia (insect) (Syn. Sesha)
  11. Brontocoris
  12. Bulbostethus
  13. Canthecona
  14. Cantheconidea
  15. Cazira (Syn. Acicazira, Breddiniella, Metacazira, Teratocazira)
  16. Cecyrina
  17. Cermatulus
  18. Colpothyreus
  19. Comperocoris
  20. Coryzorhaphis (Syn. Gilva)
  21. Damarius
  22. Dinorhynchus (Syn. Neoglypsus)
  23. Discocera (insect) (Syn. Asopus, Acanthodiscocera, Paradiscocera)
  24. Dorycoris (Syn. Claudia)
  25. Ealda
  26. Eocanthecona
  27. Euthyrhynchus
  28. Friarius
  29. Glypsus (Syn. Cataglypsus, Epiglypsus, Paraglypsus)
  30. Hemallia (Syn. Allia)
  31. Heteroscelis (Syn. Agerrus, Bodetria, Heterosceloides)
  32. Hoploxys
  33. Jalla
  34. Jalloides
  35. Leptolobus (Syn. Moyara)
  36. Macrorhaphis
  37. Marmessulus (Syn. Marmessus)
  38. Martinina (Syn. Martinia, Incitatus)
  39. Mecosoma
  40. Megarhaphis
  41. Mineus
  42. Montrouzieriellus (Syn. Acanthomera, Heteropus)
  43. Oechalia (Syn. Hawaiicola)
  44. Oplomus (Syn. Catostyrax, Polypoecilus, Stictocnemis)
  45. Ornithosoma
  46. Parajalla (Syn. Neojalla)
  47. Parealda
  48. Perillus (Syn. Gordonerius, Perilloides)
  49. Picromerus
  50. Pinthaeus
  51. Planopsis
  52. Platynopiellus
  53. Platynopus
  54. Podisus (Syn. Eupodisus, Telepta)
  55. Ponapea
  56. Pseudanasida
  57. Rhacognathus
  58. Stiretrus (Syn. Karaibocoris, Oncogaster, Stictocoris, Stictonotion, Stictonotus, Stiretroides, Stiretrosoma)
  59. Supputius
  60. Troilus
  61. Tylospilus
  62. Tynacantha
  63. Tyrannocoris
  64. Zicrona

References

References

  1. {{cite encyclopedia. De Clercq. Patrick. (2008). Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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