Three first records of stick insects attacking plants (Inseect: Phasmida) in Tibet

Abstract Except for a few stick insects that are economically valuable, most species be considered to forest pests, so it is extremely important obtain plant host-use information of more insects. In this paper, the hosts three were recorded first time. We also discovered these can feed upon flowers or leaves plants. Lopaphus unidentatus (Chen & He, 1995) (Phasmida: Lonchodidae) attacked Hypericum choisianum Wall. ex N. Robson, 1973 (Hypericaceae), Leurophasma dolichocercum Bi, 1995 Aschiphasmatidae) Antenoron filiforme (Thunb.) Roberty Vautier, 1964 (Polygonaceae) and Megalophasma granulatum Debregeasia orientalis C. J. Chen, 1991 (Urticaceae). Finally, we lucky enough photographs them mating feeding.