Juppa
Juppa is a genus of insects belonging to the family Culicidae, commonly known as mosquitoes. The genus is primarily distinguished by specific morphological features, including the structure of the antennae, mouthparts, and wing venation, which differentiate it from other mosquito genera. Juppa species are generally small, with wings that often display distinctive patterns used in identification.
These mosquitoes are known for their role in the ecosystem as both pollinators and as vectors for
The geographic distribution of Juppa is focused mainly in tropical and subtropical regions, including parts of
Research into Juppa and related mosquito species is important for understanding disease transmission patterns, especially for
Overall, Juppa constitutes a part of the broader biodiversity within Culicidae, with ecological roles and implications