What is another word for Family Coreidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli kˈɔːɹe͡ɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Family Coreidae is a group of insects commonly known as leaf-footed bugs. These bugs have distinctively flattened bodies and leaf-like hind legs. The family Coreidae includes several subfamilies such as Alydinae, Coreinae, Meropachyinae, Rhopalopsoleinae, and many others. These bugs can be found in almost every region of the world, and they feed on various plants by sucking sap from leaves and stems. Some common synonyms for Family Coreidae are squash bugs, stink bugs, and shield bugs. These insects can be challenging to control once they infest a garden or crop field, but with proper management techniques, it is possible to reduce their populations and protect your plants.
