tineidae

IPA: tˈaɪnaɪdeɪ

Root Word: Tineidae

a family of moths in the order Lepidoptera described by Pierre André Latreille in 1810.

Examples of "tineidae" in Sentences

The Tineidae family of moths includes species that are known for feeding on stored grains and fabrics
Tineidae moths are commonly found in homes and warehouses, where they can damage clothing and food supplies
The Tineidae larvae spin silken tubes around themselves for protection as they feed on organic material
Many species of Tineidae moths are considered pests due to their destructive feeding habits
In order to prevent infestations, it is important to regularly clean and inspect areas where Tineidae moths are known to thrive