Hemipsocus chloroticus (English spelling) Hemipsocus chloroticus

...Their wings are membranous and have few veins. Some species, such as the Hemipsocus chloroticus , which also flies into houses, land on sliding doors and other surfaces and make a sound similar to that of making tea by rubbing the filing organs on the inside of the bases of their legs, hence the name booklice. They are distributed widely around the world, preferring high humidity, and in the wild they live on shady leaves, tree branches, rocks, and fallen leaves, feeding on terrestrial algae and fungi. ...

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…翅は膜質で翅脈は少ない。家の中にも飛来するスカシチャタテHemipsocus chloroticusなどが，室内で障子などに止まって，肢の基節の内側にあるやすり器官をこすってお茶をたてるのに似た音を出す習性からチャタテムシの名がある。世界に広く分布し，多湿を好み，野外では日陰の葉，樹枝，岩，落葉上などにすみ，陸生藻類や菌類を食べる。…

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