Revision of the evacanthine leafhoppers (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Evacanthinae) of the Indian subcontinent Author Viraktamath, C. A. Author Webb, M. D. text Zootaxa 2018 2018-02-23 4386 1 1 78 journal article 30556 10.11646/zootaxa.4386.1.1 82826f47-5e43-4c17-a850-2575425f52ad 1175-5326 1195886 D1BEB7EE-2383-487B-A46D-3078A292552E Key to species of Evacanthus of the Indian subcontinent 1 Face largely ochraceous, very pale brown with median carina darker ( Fig. 4 S , 5 A B )............................... 2 - Face largely dark brown or black ( Fig. 4 R )................................................................. 4 2 Pronotum broader than head, ochraceous with median area dark brown ( Fig. 1 Q ) or with black spots in anterior half ( Fig. 6 W )................................................................................................... 3 - Pronotum narrower than head, anterior half black or dark brown and posterior half ochraceous ( Fig. 2 IJ)..................................................................................................... E. militaris (Distant) 3 Forewings straw coloured except fuscous broken stripe along inner claval margin, pronotum with median broad pale brown patch ( Fig. 1 Q )...................................................................... E. albipennis sp. nov. - Forewings with black stripes ( Fig. 6 U ); three black spots on anterior half of pronotum ( Fig. 6 W )....... E. repexus (Distant) 4 Crown rough sculptured and not polished ( Fig. 2 E ).......................................... E. distinctus sp. nov . - Crown smooth and polished except sometimes basal round area ( Fig. 2 C )........................................ 5 5 Pronotum with anterior half dark brown and posterior half ochraceous, crown with one round black spot on either side of median line in basal half ( Fig. 2 A , 6 Q )...................................................... E. bellus (Distant) - Pronotum black with narrow lateral and posterior margins ochraceous, crown black with anterior and lateral ochraceous areas ( Figs 2 C E ).......................................................................................... 6 6 Aedeagus with process of dorsolateral lobe not extended beyond midlength of shaft ( Fig. 24 E F )..................... 7 - Aedeagus with process of dorsolateral lobe extended nearly to apex of shaft ( Fig. 27 F )............ E. manaliensis sp. nov . 7 Pygofer ventral process strongly abruptly narrowed and dorsoposteriorly curved ( Fig. 24 B C )....... E. convolutus sp. nov . - Pygofer ventral process not so curved ( Fig. 29 A , 30 B )........................................ E. repexus (Distant)