Description
Explore the fascinating world of New Zealand's endemic insects with 'Fauna of New Zealand 63: Auchenorrhyncha'. This comprehensive biosystematics catalogue, authored by M-C Larivi?re and published by Manaaki Whenua Press, dives into the unique suborder of Hemiptera that encompasses planthoppers, cicadas, froghoppers, spittlebugs, treehoppers, and leafhoppers. Spanning 232 pages of insightful information, this paperback edition is perfect for entomologists, ecologists, and nature enthusiasts alike.
Delve into the rich biodiversity of New Zealand, a notable biodiversity hotspot where approximately 82% of Auchenorrhyncha species are endemic to the region. This catalogue meticulously compiles data on 12 families, 68 genera, and 196 species of Auchenorrhyncha, focusing on their distribution, life habits, and ecological significance. With an estimated 42,000 species worldwide, learning about New Zealand's unique fauna opens the door to understanding global biodiversity.
In 'Fauna of New Zealand 63', crucial questions surrounding Auchenorrhyncha are addressed: What species inhabit New Zealand? What resources are available for studying and identifying them? Where and when can these insects be observed? By consolidating literature and collection-based insights on current taxa across New Zealand's main and offshore islands, this volume serves as a pivotal resource for research and conservation efforts.
Whether for academic reference or personal interest, this catalogue is essential for those dedicated to studying New Zealand's remarkable insect life, ensuring that future discoveries can be adequately documented and appreciated. Immerse yourself in the world of Auchenorrhyncha and contribute to the ongoing discourse in biodiversity conservation.
Delve into the rich biodiversity of New Zealand, a notable biodiversity hotspot where approximately 82% of Auchenorrhyncha species are endemic to the region. This catalogue meticulously compiles data on 12 families, 68 genera, and 196 species of Auchenorrhyncha, focusing on their distribution, life habits, and ecological significance. With an estimated 42,000 species worldwide, learning about New Zealand's unique fauna opens the door to understanding global biodiversity.
In 'Fauna of New Zealand 63', crucial questions surrounding Auchenorrhyncha are addressed: What species inhabit New Zealand? What resources are available for studying and identifying them? Where and when can these insects be observed? By consolidating literature and collection-based insights on current taxa across New Zealand's main and offshore islands, this volume serves as a pivotal resource for research and conservation efforts.
Whether for academic reference or personal interest, this catalogue is essential for those dedicated to studying New Zealand's remarkable insect life, ensuring that future discoveries can be adequately documented and appreciated. Immerse yourself in the world of Auchenorrhyncha and contribute to the ongoing discourse in biodiversity conservation.