Thripinae
Thripinae is a subfamily within the insect order Thysanoptera, commonly known as thrips. This subfamily encompasses a large and diverse group of minute, slender insects that are characterized by having fringed wings. Thrips are typically phytophagous, meaning they feed on plants, and can be found worldwide in a variety of habitats, though they are most prevalent in tropical and temperate regions.
Members of Thripinae exhibit a range of feeding habits. Many species are herbivorous, feeding on pollen, nectar,
Distinguishing features within Thripinae can include variations in antennal segment counts, wing venation, and body sculpturing.