Cassida vittata Villers, 1789
Cassida vittata Villers, 1789: 93 (TE in ?); Gemminger and Harold, 1876: 3660; Fairmaire, 1854: t. 42, f. 346; Fowler, 1890: 399; Weise, 1893: 1082, 1115; Acloque, 1896: 458; Bedel, 1898: 211, 1901: 340; Everts, 1901: 522; Peyerimhoff, 1911: 299; Escalera, 1914: 535; Spaeth, 1914 f: 147; Bechyne, 1944: 85; Steinhausen, 1950: 16 (larva); Jolivet, 1967: 381; Silfverberg, 1979: 61; Lopatin, 1981: 376, 1986: 120; Lopatin and Kulenova, 1986: 185; Bordy and Doguet, 1987: 173 (incl. spermatheca); Dubeshko and Medvedev, 1989: 208; Gruev, 1990 a: 355, 1992: 438, 1995 b: 340; Sassi, 1994: 82; Kismali and Sassi, 1994: 152; Aleksandrovitch et al., 1996: 52; Bordy, 1997: 60 (ejaculat. apod.); Borowiec et al., 1997: 151; Borowiec, 1999 d: 295, 2001 e: 528; Sekerka, 2004: 153, 2006 c: 98, 2007 c: 95, 2010: 7, 21 (colour photo); Świętojańska, 2005 a: 49-68 (first instar larva); Lee and Cho, 2006: 96; Borowiec and Sekerka, 2010: 378; Świętojańska et Belczyk, 2021: 488 (fifth instar larva and pupa).
Cassida (Cassidula) vittata: Weise, 1891 b: 205; Desbrochers, 1891: 46; Reitter, 1912: 218; Spaeth, 1914 g: 98; Spaeth and Reitter, 1926: 56; Chujô, 1934: 170; Kocher, 1958: 150.
Cassida (Cassidulella) vittata: Winkler, 1932: 1359; Gressitt and Kimoto, 1963: 984; Kimoto, 1966 a: 657; Warchałowski, 1978: 146 (incl. male gen.), 2000: 174; Brovdii, 1983: 164 (incl. fig., male gen., larva, pupa, biology); An and al., 1985: 28; Gruev and Tomov, 1986: 364; Medvedev, 1992: 601; Medvedev and Dubeshko, 1992: 185; Strejček, 1993: 132; Kimoto and Takizawa, 1994: 349 (incl. colour fig.); Biondi et al., 1995 a: 27, 1995 b: 647; Rozner, 1996: 260; Bordy, 2000: 114 (incl. colour fig, genitalia); Lee and An, 2001: 201.
Cassida (s. str.) [sic] vittata: Lopatin, 1977 a: 256.
Cassida atlantica Escalera, 1914: 535 (ST! in MM!, Madrid).
Cassida (Cassida) vittata ssp. atlantica: Spaeth and Reitter, 1926: 56; Winkler, 1932: 1359; Kocher, 1958: 150.
Cassida Oblonga Illiger, 1798: 485 (TE in ?); Suffrian, 1844: 252; Redtenbacher, 1849: 521, 1858: 954, 1874: 522; Boheman, 1854: 422, 1856: 134, 1862: 332; Bach, 1856: 76; Frauenfeld, 1870: 44; Kraatz, 1874: 104; Seidlitz, 1875: 954, 1891: 703, 1891: 789; Gemminger and Harold, 1876: 3660 (as syn. of vittata); Heyden, 1877: 365.
Cassida nobilis: Herbst, 1799: 238; Suffrian, 1844: 255, 1846: 361 (misidentification).
Cassida salicorniae Curtis, 1826: 127 (TE in ?, incl. fig.); Stephens, 1829: 229, 1832: 370; Suffrian, 1844: 252 (as syn. of oblonga).
Cassida dimbakar Maulik, 1923: 607 (HT in BMNH, incl. fig.); Spaeth and Reitter, 1926: 56 (as syn. of vittata).
Cassida nigriventris Waltl: Gemminger and Harold, 1876: 3660 (nomen nudum).
Host plant: Asteraceae: Anthemis arvensis, Matricaria perforata (Bordy, 2000); Chenopodiaceae: Chenopodium spp., Beta spp., Salicornia spp. (Escalera, 1914; Bordy and Doguet, 1987); Atriplex halimus, A. prostrata, Beta vulgaris, Chenopodium album, Ch. rubrum, Spinacia oleracea, Salsola sp., Salicornia sp., Suaeda sp. (Bordy, 2000); ?Urticaceae: Urtica dioica (Bechyne, 1944); Caryophyllaceae: Arenaria maritima, Spergula arvensis, Spergularia salina (Bordy, 2000); Spergula arvensis (Bechyne, 1944; Steinhausen, 1950); Silene sp., Spergula sp. (Bordy and Doguet, 1987).
Distr.: vittata: Europa; atlantica: Tarudant, Mogador; oblonga: not given; salicorniae: Southwold, on the coast of Suffolk; dimbakar: India. Palearctic Region; China: Sichuan.
figure: habitus in colour