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TABLE 2. The 20 plant families hosting the largest number of psyllid genera worldwide with the number of genera in brackets (from Ouvrard et al. 2015), the number of endemic and non-endemic species they comprise in the Canary Islands, and the number of native psyllid species they host in the Canary Islands. Non-endemic plant species contain both native and adventive species.
Plant families hosting the most psyllid genera worldwide (no. genera)No. CI endemic plant spp.No. CI non-endemic plant spp.No. CI native psyllid spp. hostedFabaceae (40)5015923Myrtaceae (26)0220Asteraceae (17)1381800Rutaceae (16)431Anacardiaceae (16)051Moraceae (15)070Lauraceae (14)241Sapindaceae (13)030Malvaceae (12)2210Rosaceae (12)7200Rhamnaceae (12)222Meliaceae (12)010Ulmaceae (10)020Amaranthaceae (9)1200Euphorbiaceae (8)9350Ericaceae (8)222Solanaceae (8)4401Salicaceae (8)031Santalaceae (8)520Fagaceae (7)050