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White-marked Gum Hopper 1 - Platybrachys leucostigma

Family Eurybrachyidae  

This page contains pictures and information about White-marked Gum Hoppers 1 that we found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia. 

Body length 20mm 
 
This Gum Hopper is brown in colour with white cloud patterns on wings. Its head and legs are all brown in colour. 
 
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Male
 
We found this planthopper in Brisbane Forest Park on a large gum tree trunk during mid September.
 
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Female
 
Male and female of this species look very similar. We can tell only if we can see its abdomen. Matured females usually have the white waxy materials on it abdomen tip.
 
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We usually found this planthopper on smooth bark gum or gray gum tree trunk.  
 
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Nymph 

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Nymph, body length10mm
 
The nymph pictures were taken on the same gum tree trunk with the adults early summer. We believed they are the same species.
 

Reference:
1. Platybrachys leucostigma - Insects of Townsville, Australia - Graeme Cocks, 2004. 

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