Complete mitochondrial genome of the mulberry psyllid Paurocephala sauteri

Paurocephala sauteri (Enderlein, 1914)(Hemiptera: Psyllidae) is a species of psyllid that distributed in China (Nantou Taiwan), Thailand, Philippines, India, Indonesia, Malaysia,. Resent years, it was found serious occurrence in mulberry planting area in Hainan province, China. Mulberry is the only known host for P. sauteri until now. Psylloids constitute a promising taxon for testing co-evolutionary hypotheses of insects and their host plants.The phylogenetic relationships within the monophyly of many groups of Psylloidea remains questionable, and one of these groups is the mainly tropical genus Paurocephala, which has been a continuing source of confusion. A lack of morphological synapomorphies makes the contribution of molecular data critical to reconstructing psyllid evolutionary history.Elucidating the sequence and structure of P. sauteri mitogenome is important for understanding its diversity and evolution.