Description
Among Australian genera of psyllids, ''Cerotrioza'' can be distinguished by its elongate forewings (over 3x longer than wide) with extensive brown pigmentation. This pigmentation varies among species and is one of the features used in identification of species.Species
The following species are known from genus ''Cerotrioza'': * '' Cerotrioza bivittata'' Crawford, 1918 * '' Cerotrioza bridwelli'' Crawford, 1920 * '' Cerotrioza corniger'' (Crawford, 1919) * '' Cerotrioza microceras'' (Crawford, 1919) * '' Cerotrioza mukwanensis'' Fang and Yang, 1986 * '' Cerotrioza nigromacula'' Taylor, 2008 The species ''C. corniger'' and ''C. microceras'' were originally described in ''Cerotrioza'' but were then reassigned to the genus '' Leuronota''. They were later returned to the genus ''Cerotrioza''.References