What are psocids commonly referred to as?

Psocids are commonly referred to as booklice. These small insects are often found in damp environments and are known for inhabiting areas where mold is prevalent, such as old books and stored paper products. The association with "woodlice" comes from the fact that both psocids and woodlice can thrive in similar moist, decaying organic materials, but they are distinctly different insects in terms of classification and behavior. Understanding this connection highlights the importance of recognizing various pest types and their habits in the context of structural pest control, particularly regarding wood-destroying organisms.