Rezinsek

Rezinsek, also known as resinous insects, are a group of insects that produce and excrete resin, a sticky, viscous substance. This resin serves various purposes, including defense, protection, and communication. Resinous insects are found across different orders and families, with notable examples including the resin beetles (family Dryophthoridae) and the resinous weevils (family Brentidae). These insects are often associated with coniferous trees, where their resin production can help protect the trees from herbivores and pathogens. The resin is typically collected and used by the insects for constructing protective structures, such as galleries or cocoons, and for sealing wounds. Some species of resinous insects are also known for their role in the production of essential oils and fragrances used in perfumery and aromatherapy. The study of resinous insects is an active area of research, as their unique biology and ecological roles continue to be explored.