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Dagbertus
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Dagbertus

Dagbertus is a genus of plant bugs in the family Miridae. There are more than 40 described species in Dagbertus.

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20 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Dagbertus olivaceus

speciesDagbertus olivaceus

Dagbertus fasciatus

speciesDagbertus fasciatus

Dagbertus hospitus

speciesDagbertus hospitus

Dagbertus bonaerensis

speciesDagbertus bonaerensis

Dagbertus potosianus

speciesDagbertus potosianus

Dagbertus semipictus

speciesDagbertus semipictus

Dagbertus flavoscutellatus

speciesDagbertus flavoscutellatus

Dagbertus peruanus

speciesDagbertus peruanus

Dagbertus irroratus

speciesDagbertus irroratus

Dagbertus darwini

speciesDagbertus darwini

Dagbertus mexicanus

speciesDagbertus mexicanus

Dagbertus phaleratus

speciesDagbertus phaleratus

Dagbertus figuratus

speciesDagbertus figuratus

Dagbertus formosus

speciesDagbertus formosus

Dagbertus lineatus

speciesDagbertus lineatus

Dagbertus marmoratus

speciesDagbertus marmoratus

Dagbertus nigrifrons

speciesDagbertus nigrifrons

Dagbertus pallidus

speciesDagbertus pallidus

Dagbertus quadrinotatus

speciesDagbertus quadrinotatus

Dagbertus spoliatus

speciesDagbertus spoliatus

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