Eugenysa grossa (Linnaeus, 1758)
Cassida grossa Linnaeus, 1758: 363 (TE unknown), 1767: 577; Gmelin, 1787: 1641; Fabricius, 1775: 92, 1781: 113, 1787: 65, 1792: 304; 1801: 405; De Geer, 1775: 176, 1781: 328; Goeze, 1777: 206, 1778: 38; Müller, 1777: 141; Olivier, 1790: 389, 1808: 926 (incl. fig.); Herbst, 1784: 82 (incl. fig.), 1799: 288; Lichtenstein, 1795: 64; Voet, 1806: tab. 48; Schoenherr, 1817: 226; Klug, 1829: 15.
Eugenysa grossa: Dejean, 1837: 392; Chevrolat, 1842: tab.XV: 1; Gistl, 1848: 123, 1851: 123; Blackwelder, 1946: 737; Monros and Bechyne, 1956: 1136; Viana, 1968: 38, 97 (incl. photo); Wilcox, 1975: 150; Haitlinger, 1993 a: 63 (phoretic mites); Borowiec, 1996 a: 185, 1999 d: 80; Borowiec and Moragues, 2005: 263; Simões et al., 2021: 207.
Calaspidea grossa: Boheman, 1850: 209, 1856: 34, 1862: 90; Gemminger et Harold, 1876: 3629; Spaeth, 1905: 89, 1914 g: 31.
Cassida decussata: Fabricius, 1775: 93, 1781: 115, 1787: 66; Goeze, 1777: 212; Gmelin, 1787: 66; Linnaeus, 1787: 1642; Olivier, 1790: 392; Lichtenstein, 1795: 65; Schoenherr, 1817: 227 (as syn. of grossa).
Calaspidea grossa var. decussata: Gemminger and Harold, 1876: 3629.
Calaspidea grandis Dej.: Gemminger and Harold, 1876: 3629 (nomen nudum).
Distr.: grossa: India (in 1767 corrected: America meridionali); decussata: Jamaica. Brazil: Para, Territorio do Amapa; French Guyana: Bas Maroni, Cayenne, Montagne de Kaw, Saül, St. Jean, St. Laurent; Surinam: Makamb Kreek, Paramaribo, Polumë, Saramacca.
figure: habitus in colour
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