Hemiptera Insect Studies

The paper confirms the first molecular presence of the cotton jassid in the United States using DNA barcoding and phylogenetic analysis.

This study examines how adjacent habitats influence the distribution and population dynamics of the green shield bug in hazelnut orchards, suggesting potential IPM strategies.

The paper analyzes genetic diversity of Amrasca biguttula across multiple regions to determine its native and invaded ranges and identify introduction patterns.

This study examines the seasonal phenology of Empoasca fabae in Quebec using degree-day models and CLIMEX ecological niche modeling, finding earlier emergence and higher generational potential in warmer regions.

This study identifies key leaf maturity stages that trigger migrant morph development and irreversible host alternation in aphids.

The paper describes new species of jumping plant-lice in Brazil and provides identification keys and host plant information.

This study uses genome-level data to resolve the phylogenetic relationships and evolutionary history of planthoppers, identifying new taxonomic placements and dating the origin of the group to the Permian period.

This study investigates the invasion of Curtara insularis in Africa and North America, finding that high-altitude windborne dispersal plays a key role in its spread.

This study analyzes discordant phylogenomic data from aphids to resolve their evolutionary history, finding monophyly of subfamilies but unresolved relationships between them.

This study identifies a horizontally transferred glycoside hydrolase 26 gene from bacteria to Hemiptera insects, showing its adaptive role in plant tissue digestion through high expression in salivary glands.

This study investigates the redbanded stink bug's high damage potential to soybean by analyzing its salivary transcriptome and comparative genomics, finding differential retention of ancestral genes rather than gene duplication drives its proteolytic capabilities.

The paper analyzes the phylogeny and genetic structure of Geoica aphids on two Pistacia host species, finding genetic differentiation and host specificity.

The paper de novo assembles and functionally annotates the transcriptome of Chinavia impicticornis during late development, identifying 39,478 transcripts with 12,665 assigned GO terms.

The paper presents the milkweed bug genome and comparative analyses to study molecular evolution and feeding ecology in Hemiptera.