What is another word for Family Diaspididae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli dˈa͡ɪəspˌɪdɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
The Family Diaspididae is a group of insects commonly known as armored scales. They are named for the hard armor-like cover on their backs, which is made up of wax and shed skin. The family contains many species, each with its own unique appearance and behavior. Synonyms for the Family Diaspididae include armoured or armadillo scales, coccidae, and diaspidids. They are related to other families in the order Hemiptera, such as the Mealybugs and the Aphids. The Diaspididae are known to be important pests of agricultural crops like citrus and ornamental plants. They require careful monitoring and management to prevent outbreaks.
