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Hemiptera (true bugs) can be characterized by piercing sucking mouthparts and hemelytra.
Hemiptera is the order of the class of insects. The examples of Hemiptera include cicadas, aphids, planthoppers, etc. Their mouth parts are transformed to an elongated sucking beak like structure. The parts modified are mandibles and maxillae. They undergo the process of incomplete metamorphosis.
Hemelytra are a type of forewing where the wings have a thickened base with leather-like texture and a membranous apex. They are most prominently found in insects and bugs. They are more specifically found in the suborder Heteroptera of the the order Hemiptera.
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