Family Phalacridae

The shining flower beetles

There is no accepted subfamily or tribal arrangement. Distributions are too poorly known for the Casey species for them to be meaningful.

Acylomus Sharp

• A. carbonarius Casey, FL endemic?
• A. morosus Casey, FL endemic?
• A. ovalatus Casey, FL endemic?
• A. vacivus Casey, FL endemic?
• A. vividus Casey, FL endemic?

Gorginus Guillebeau

• G. rubens LeConte, IN-NC-FL

Leptostilbus Casey

• L. elongatulus Casey, FL endemic? (DAD)

Litochrus Erichson

• L. aterrimus Casey, FL endemic?
• L. crucigerus Casey, FL endemic?
• L. immaculatus Casey, NJ-FL
• L. pulchellus LeConte, TX-FL

Litochropus Casey

• L. sp., FL (DAD)

Litolibus Sharp

• L. princeps Schwarz, FL endemic?

Ochrolitus Sharp

• O. tristriatus Casey, FL endemic? (DAD, MON)

Olibroporus Casey

• O. punctatus Casey, FL endemic? (DAD)

Olibrus Erichson

• O. lecontei Casey, eUS, FL
  = bicolor LeConte
• O. pallipes Say, e & sw US, FL
• O. vittatus LeConte, NAmer, FL
  = nigrivallis LeConte

Phalacrus Paykull

• P. politus Melsheimer, the smut beetle, eUS, FL
• P. pumilio LeConte, eUS, FL

Stilbus Seidlitz

• S. abbreviatus Casey, FL endemic?
• S. apicalis Melsheimer, e & w US, FL
• S. convergus Casey, FL endemic?
• S. fidalis Casey, FL endemic?
• S. floridanus Casey, FL endemic?
• S. limbatus Casey, FL endemic?
• S. nitidus Melsheimer, eUS, FL
• S. prudens Casey, FL endemic?
• S. pusillus LeConte, DC-FL

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