Er. Easton et Ww. Pun, OBSERVATIONS ON SOME HEMIPTERA HETEROPTERA OF MACAO, SOUTHEAST-ASIA/, Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington, 99(3), 1997, pp. 574-582
The insect species of Macau are believed to be quite diverse in number
s of species due to trees and foliage representing the subtropical eve
rgreen broadleaf forest as well as remnants of the monsoon tropical ra
in forest. The absence of land under agricultural production may accou
nt for the Pow numbers of some groups that are more common in the temp
erate regions of the world such as the Anthocoridae, Miridae, or Lygae
idae. Records of 59 species of true bugs are Listed for the Portuguese
territory of Macau of which 32 are considered new records.