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Definition: Phasmatidae is a genus of insects in the family Hymenoptera. These insects are known for their long, slender bodies with distinctive black and yellow stripes that give them their name. Phasmatidae include a wide range of species, including various types of termites, which are also members of the order Diptera. Phasmatidae are classified as part of the phylum Hymenoptera, which is divided into two main groups: Hem
Definition: Phasmatida is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rosaceae. It belongs to the subfamily Phaselinae, which is part of the family Rosaceae. The genus was first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1753 as "Rosaceae". Phasmatida are native to tropical Africa and Asia, but they can also be found in some parts of Europe. Some species have been introduced into other regions, particularly in Australia and New Zealand
Definition: Pseudophasmatidae is a family of insects that includes several genera, including the common aphids, which are known for their ability to form a thick, white phloem layer over their host plants. These aphids can cause severe damage to crops and also have been implicated in some human health issues due to their parasitic nature.
Definition: Paraleptamphopus is a type of ant, commonly known as the yellow-faced beetle. It belongs to the family of Phasmatidae and is found in various parts of the world. Its primary function is to protect its host by biting it from the outside, often causing pain or discomfort.