A genus of delicate insects with transparent wings and golden or green eyes, commonly called lacewings, that eat aphids.
From Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'ops' (eye or face). The name refers to the insects' distinctive gleaming, metallic-looking eyes that appear golden or coppery.
Green lacewings are organic pest controllers—gardeners release them intentionally as biological weapons against aphids, and a single lacewing larva can consume 200 aphids before becoming an adult!
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