Calybe Laporte, 1834
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Genus Calybe Laporte, 1834
Calybe Laporte, 1834: 92. Type species: Calybe leprieuri Laporte, 1834 by monotypy. Etymology. Mythological name designating a Trojan Nymph loved by King Laomedon of Troy. Literately, kalybe or calybe designates a rustic cabin or hut [feminine]. Note. Chalybe is an incorrect subsequent spelling, introduced by Dejean (1836: 56), not in prevailing usage.
Diversity.
Twenty-five species (Lorenz 2005: 440-441) in the Western Hemisphere arrayed in two subgenera: Calybe s.str. (eight species) represented in the Neotropical Region only and Ega (17 species).
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Calybe Laporte, 1834
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Calybe
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Calybe leprieuri
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