Abstract
Se describen las masas de huevos y ninfas del primer estadio de los siguientes Fulgoridae neotropicales: Fu/gora 5pp., Cerogellts QlUicoma (Bunneister, 1835), Diareusa inUtalrlx Ossiannilsson, 1940, y Pterodictya reticu/arLr (Olivier, 1791) (huevos únicamente)
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