noun a type of mite belonging to the family Acaridae
Acarida infestations in animals can lead to skin irritation and other health issues.
Acarida refers to a superfamily of mites that includes many species of microscopic arachnids.
In entomology, acarida is used to describe a group of mites that are often found in stored products such as grains and seeds.
Acarida are a common pest in agriculture and can cause damage to crops and stored food products.
Acarida are a common allergen for humans, particularly in the form of dust mites that can trigger allergic reactions.
Acarida may be mentioned in writings related to pest control or entomology.
Entomologists may study acarida as part of their research on mites and other arachnids.
Pest control specialists may encounter acarida infestations in homes or businesses and need to address the issue.