A pair of ventral cephalic trichobothria was observed for the first time and so far the only one in a representative of single species of Miridae (Fulvius carayoni) in 2013. The purpose of our research was to verify the hypothesis that this is not an exception, but a characteristic feature of all plant bugs. Twenty-three representatives of all seven subfamilies of Miridae were examined using a scanning electron microscope. The results presents detailed data on the distribution and ultramorphology of the cephalic trichobothria in plant bugs. A pair of ventral cephalic trichobothria was observed in all of the examined species. Each trichobothrium of this pair is located laterally to the first article of the rostrum, on the gula (between the buccula and the antennal tubercle). Moreover, a pair of dorsal cephalic trichobothria was observed for the first time. They were found in nine species, located above the antennal tubercle, towards the center of the frons.

一对腹侧头侧毛虫首次被观察到，并且是迄今为止唯一的一个有代表性的 Miridae ( Fulvius carayoni)) 在 2013 年。我们研究的目的是验证这样的假设，即这不是例外，而是所有植物错误的特征。使用扫描电子显微镜检查了 Miridae 的所有七个亚科的 23 个代表。结果提供了关于植物虫中头端毛虫的分布和超形态学的详细数据。在所有检查的物种中都观察到一对腹侧头侧毛虫。这对中的每个毛虫都位于讲台第一条的侧面，在 gula 上（在颊部和触角结节之间）。此外，首次观察到一对背侧头侧毛虫。它们在九个物种中被发现，位于触角结节上方，朝向叶的中心。