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This review aims to describe two new species of the Eurhadina leafhopper genus and provide taxonomic keys and classifications.

July 12, 2026Open Access

Review of the leafhopper genus Eurhadina Haupt, 1929 from China, with description of two new species (Hemiptera, Cicadellidae, Typhlocybinae, Typhlocybini)

XHXiaolong HuangFujian Medical University YWYì WángBGI Group (China)LTLiuhong TangAnhui Agricultural University

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This review aims to describe two new species of the Eurhadina leafhopper genus and provide taxonomic keys and classifications.
Described E. (Eurhadina) cervina and E. (Eurhadina) dashuensis as new species from China.
Provided a key to subgenera of Eurhadina and a checklist of Chinese species.
Treated E. (Zhihadina) sinica as nomen dubia and incertae sedis in Typhlocybinae.
Two new species, E. cervina and E. dashuensis, are officially described and illustrated.
A taxonomic key and checklist for Eurhadina species from China are compiled and provided.
Subgenera are diagnosed with comparative figures provided for clarity.

Abstract

Two new species of the leafhopper genus Eurhadina Haupt, 1929 (Typhlocybinae, Typhlocybini) from China are described and illustrated: E. (Eurhadina) cervina Tang, sp. nov . and E. (Eurhadina) dashuensis Tang, sp. nov . A key to the subgenera of Eurhadina , a key to the Chinese species of E. (Eurhadina) Haupt, 1929, and an appendix with a checklist of Chinese Eurhadina species are provided. The subgenus and species E. (Zhihadina) sinica Yang & Li, 1991 are treated as nomen dubia and incertae sedis in Typhlocybinae. Diagnoses of the recognized subgenera are provided, and figures of E. (Singhardina) rubrocorona Cai & Kuoh, 1993 are given for comparison with the nominate subgenus.

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