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RE: [Esp/Eng] Arañas de la familia Miturgidae y el género Teminius // Spiders of the family Miturgidae and the genus Teminius

in Amazing Nature2 years ago (edited)

These assessments are interesting. I would say that they are still specimens of low negative impact on agriculture, especially because they are solitary spiders, something contrary to what happens with some species of the Theridiidae family, which may have certain social behaviors by which they end up colonizing the plants of agroecosystems and wrap them in large webs. Thanks for commenting.