Mitochondrial genomic data for seven hemipteran species

Insects represent the most diverse group of organisms on Earth, and research on the mitochondrial genomes of specific insect groups remains in the stages of development and accumulation. A notable lack of mitochondrial genome data for certain Hemiptera species in the GenBank database has hindered further exploration and applications in this field. This study reports detailed mitochondrial genome information for seven hemipteran species: Maevius indecorus, Limnogonus cereiventris, Oxycarenus laetus, Hormaphis cornu, Melanaphis donacis, Pentalonia nigronervosa and Acanthococcus lagerstroemiae. Among these species, Ma. indecorus and P. nigronervosa represent the first complete mitochondrial genomes reported for the family Hyocephalidae and the genus Pentalonia, respectively. The mitochondrial genome data for these seven species were retrieved SRA database, encompassing seven regions across six countries: Australia, India, China, the United States, Kenya, and Cameroon. This dataset provides valuable support for research on phylogenetic relationships, biodiversity, and population differentiation within certain Hemiptera species.