Psocinae
Hagen, 1865
common barklice
Genus Guides
4- Cerastipsocus(common barklice)
- Metylophorus(common barklice)
- Psocini
- Ptyctini(common barklice)
Psocinae is a of barklice within the Psocidae, comprising approximately 11 and at least 40 described . Members are small, soft-bodied insects commonly found on bark, foliage, and other plant surfaces. The subfamily has a distribution with records from Asia, the Americas, and other regions. Taxonomic revisions continue to clarify species boundaries and geographic ranges.
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Habitat
Arboreal environments including bark, foliage, and plant surfaces; specific microhabitat preferences vary by and .
Distribution
; documented from Asia (China, Indonesia, Sumatra), with broader global distribution inferred from -level records.
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Taxonomic composition
The contains 11 : Atropsocus, Camelopsocus, Cerastipsocus, Hyalopsocus, Indiopsocus, Loensia, Metylophorus, Psocus, Ptycta, Steleops, and Trichadenotecnum. Some taxonomic revisions remain active, as evidenced by recent work on Ceratostigma.