Puvuidae
Puvuidae is a family of insects within the order Hemiptera, commonly known as true bugs. This family is characterized by its members’ specialized mouthparts adapted for piercing and sucking, often closely associated with plant or animal hosts. Puvuids are generally small to medium-sized insects, exhibiting a variety of forms and colorations suited to their ecological niches.
Members of Puvuidae are notable for their diverse feeding strategies. Some species feed on plant sap, often
The family’s distribution is primarily tropical and subtropical, with many species inhabiting forests, grasslands, and wetland
Puvuidae are of interest in various scientific fields, including ecology, entomology, and pest management, due to
Research on Puvuidae is ongoing, with efforts focusing on understanding their behavioral ecology, host relationships, and
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