Lygaeid
Lygaeid, or lygaeid, refers to a member of the family Lygaeidae, commonly known as seed bugs, within the order Hemiptera. Lygaeids are a diverse group of true bugs that are generally small to medium-sized and have piercing-sucking mouthparts adapted for feeding on plant matter, especially seeds. Their coloration and patterns range from dull browns and blacks to bright reds and oranges in some species, often serving as warning coloration or camouflage.
Ecology and biology: Most lygaeids are seed feeders, although some species take nectar, plant sap, or small
Taxonomy and classification: Lygaeidae is a family within the superfamily Lygaeoidea. In modern classifications, the family
Distribution and impact: Lygaeids are found worldwide in a variety of habitats, from temperate to tropical