What is another word for psocoptera?
Pronunciation: [sˈɒkəptəɹə] (IPA) 
Psocoptera is a group of insects commonly referred to as booklice or barklice. Although the term Psocoptera is the scientific name for this group of insects, there are several synonyms that refer to them. For instance, they are also referred to as liposcelididae, permopsocidae, and copepoda. The group is known for its small size, usually ranging from 1-10 millimeters in length and their distinctive flattened bodies. They are common in households, feeding on mold and fungi, making them particularly prevalent in damp environments. The term Psocoptera is often used in scientific literature, and whereas, booklice and barklice are more commonly used by the general public.
