Abstract
The oviparous female of Atheroides brevicornis is re-described, and alate viviparous females of A. persianus, Sipha (Sipha) littoralis and S. (Rungsia) taurica are described and illustrated for the first time. Keys to oviparae of Atheroides and to alate viviparae of Atheroides and Sipha are provided and notes on distributions and host plants are presented.References
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