Genus Keyflana Beamer, 1950
Distribution: USA: Florida, Maryland (Probably coastal, Eastern USA)
Type species: Keyflana hasta Beamer, 1950
Only one species is in this genus - Keyflana hasta Beamer, 1950 - USA: Florida, Maryland.
Recorded Hosts: Blackrush (Juncus roemerianus).
Economic Importance: Limited. This species is infrequently encountered, but this is probably a result of the difficulty in sampling blackrush. A vacuum sampler may be the only effective method.
Keyflana hasta (male)
Molecular Resources: None.
Beamer, R.H. 1950. Five new genera of delphacine fulgorids (Homoptera - Fulgoridae - Delphacinae). Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society 23(4): 128-133.
McCoy, E. D. and J. R. Rey. 1981. Patterns of abundance, distribution, and alary polymorphism among the salt marsh Delphacidae (Homoptera: Fulgoroidea) of northwest Florida. Ecological Entomology 6(3): 285-291.