Claim: Archipsocus nomas, a genus under a  family characterized by their reduced wing venation, go to hardwood tress to lay their eggs singly or in groups during spring.
Evidence: Archipsocidae Family: Members of the family are characterised by their reduced wing venation. In the spring, female barklice lay eggs singly or in groups in crevices on the trunks of trees and cover them with debris for protection. Hardwood trees are chosen for egg laying, particularly evergreen oaks and pecans.