Difference between Green Lacewing and Orthopteran

GREEN LACEWING vs ORTHOPTERAN: NOUN

Any of many insects of the order Orthoptera
One of the Orthoptera.
An insect of the order Orthoptera.
Any of numerous insects of the order Orthoptera, having mouthparts that are adapted for chewing, usually two pairs of wings with thickened front wings and folded hind wings, and often enlarged hind legs. Orthopterans include the grasshoppers, crickets, and katydids.
Any of various insects having leathery forewings and membranous hind wings and chewing mouthparts

Snowberry, Reed grass, Sawflies, Turtlehead, Toadflax, Whiteflies, Blowfly, Marsh marigold, Lacewings, Mantids, Ladybird beetle, Spider mite, Fall webworm, Stink fly, Chrysopid

Thysanuran insect, Ephemerid, Hemipterous insect, Spittle insect, Neuropteron, Insectan, Proturan, Dictyopterous insect, Web spinner, Mecopteran, Homopter, Psocopterous insect, Homopteran, Orthopteron, Orthopterous insect

Opuntia, Webworms, Fritillary, Snowberry, Reed grass, Sawflies, Turtlehead, Toadflax, Whiteflies, Blowfly, Marsh marigold, Mantids, Ladybird beetle, Spider mite, Fall webworm

Louse fly, Thysanuran insect, Ephemerid, Hemipterous insect, Spittle insect, Neuropteron, Insectan, Proturan, Dictyopterous insect, Web spinner, Mecopteran, Homopter, Psocopterous insect, Homopteran, Orthopterous insect

Hilbeck's research showed that the green lacewing was being poisoned by eating corn borer larvae that had fed on the genetically modified corn.
Mallozzi, Cornell Cooperative Extension Green Lacewing Adult: Joseph Berger, www.
Natural predators include lady beetles and green lacewing.

Interest in the acoustic communication shown by so many orthopteran insects may initially have been driven by sheer curiosity.