Lachesilla pallida

(Chapman, 1930)

Lachesilla pallida is a of fateful barklouse in the Lachesillidae. It is known from North America, with records from the United States and Canada. As a member of the order Psocodea, it is a small, winged or wingless insect associated with bark and lichen . The species was described by Chapman in 1930.

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How to pronounce Lachesilla pallida: /læˈkɛsɪlə pəˈlaɪdə/

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Habitat

Barklice in the Lachesillidae are typically found in association with bark, lichens, and other epiphytic growth on trees. They inhabit forested environments where suitable substrate for feeding and is available.

Distribution

Recorded from the United States and Canada. Distribution records indicate presence in North America broadly, with specific occurrences documented in both countries.

Ecological Role

Barklice contribute to nutrient cycling in forest through their feeding activities on epiphytic materials such as lichens, , and detritus associated with bark surfaces.

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