Thysanoptera

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Thysanoptera is an order of tiny, slender-bodied insects commonly known as thrips, many of which feed on plants and can be significant agricultural pests.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf insect order
bodyLengthRange 0.5–14 mm
class Insecta NERFINISHED
commonName thrips
containsSuborder Terebrantia
Tubulifera NERFINISHED
damageType cosmetic damage to fruits and ornamentals
feeding damage on leaves and flowers
describedSpeciesCount over 6000 species
developmentType intermediate between hemimetabolous and holometabolous
distribution cosmopolitan
ecologicalRole biological control agent
plant pest
pollinator
eggLayingSite inside plant tissues
on plant surfaces
estimatedSpeciesCount over 8000 species
etymologyLanguage Greek
etymologyMeaning fringed wings
feedingType fungivorous
phytophagous
predatory
firstDescribedBy Alexander Henry Haliday NERFINISHED
habitat agricultural crops
forests
grasslands
terrestrial ecosystems
hasCharacteristic asymmetrical mouthparts
fringed wings
metamorphosis with larval and pupal-like stages
piercing-sucking mouthparts
slender body
tiny body size
impact significant agricultural pests
includesFamily Aeolothripidae NERFINISHED
Heterothripidae NERFINISHED
Merothripidae NERFINISHED
Phlaeothripidae NERFINISHED
Thripidae NERFINISHED
Uzelothripidae NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
notableTransmittedVirusGroup Tospoviruses GENERATED
phylum Arthropoda NERFINISHED
recognizedBy entomologists
reproductionMode parthenogenesis
sexual reproduction
studiedInDiscipline entomology
subphylum Hexapoda NERFINISHED
superorder Paraneoptera
taxonRank order
transmits plant viruses
typicalBodyLength 1–2 mm
wingMorph winged forms
wingless forms
yearDescribed 1836

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Insecta includesOrder Thysanoptera