Rhopalidae
Rhopalidae is a family of insects in the order Hemiptera, commonly known as scentless plant bugs. They are found worldwide and are characterized by their relatively small to medium size, often drab coloration, and a distinct absence of the strong, often unpleasant odors produced by many other true bugs, particularly stink bugs. Their antennae are typically four-segmented, and their legs are often slender.
These insects are primarily phytophagous, meaning they feed on plants. Their diet can vary, but many species
Distinguishing between different species within the family can sometimes be challenging due to their similar appearances.