Review of Australian Cylapinae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Miridae) with key to genera and descriptions of new species

<p>We summarize the knowledge on Australian Cylapinae and review all recorded genera. Two species, <i>Lygaeoscytus carnarvon</i> <b>sp. nov.</b> and <i>Phyllofulvius tarkine</i> <b>sp. nov.</b>, are described as new to science. <i>Schizopteromiris </i>Schuh, <i>S. lordhowensis </i>Schuh, <i>S. montheithi </i>Schuh, <i>S. queenslandensis </i>Schuh, <i>Howefulvius </i>Schmitz & Stys, <i>H. elytratus </i>Schmitz & Stys, <i>Lygaeoscytus </i>Reuter, <i>Lygaeoscytus cimicoides </i>Reuter, <i>Phyllofulvius</i> Carvalho and <i>Phyllofulvius australianus</i> Carvalho are redescribed. <i>Rhinomiriella</i> Gorczyca is synonymised with <i>Ceratofulvius </i>Reuter. <i>Cylapofulvius listeri</i> Izzard is transferred to <i>Micanitropis </i>Namyatova & Cassis. <i>Peritropisca</i> Carvalho & Lorenzato is recorded from Australia for the first time. The identification key to Australian genera, images of some holotypes, diagnoses, digital habitus images, scanning electron micrographs, illustration of genitalia and distribution maps are provided for new species and some other taxa. Considering the results of this work, 23 genera and 48 species of Cylapinae are currently recorded from Australia. The distribution and collection techniques are discussed. </p>