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In this captivating exploration of aphids, we delve into the fascinating world of these often-overlooked insects. Discover how these tiny sap-suckers play a crucial role in ecosystems,...
A little up-close video of aphids on a lilac bush. These are an early instar stage of aphid. These are most likely known as "Stem Mothers." Sorry about th...
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Aphids are small insects with soft bodies that live on plants and trees. They are about 1/16 to 1/8 inches (1.5 – 3 mm) long. Their heads are narrower than their abdomens, which gives them a pear shape. Aphids come in many colors, such as green, white, black, brown, yellow, gray, pink, or red.
To spot aphids on plants, look for signs like leaf curling, distorted growth, presence of sticky honeydew, or a black sooty mold covering the plant’s surface. You can also use a magnifying glass or zoom in with a camera to capture close-up photos of aphids on plants for identification purposes.
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Aphids are primarily northern temperate zone insects all in the family Aphididae of the order Hemiptera, with about 1,350 species in North America (5,000 worldwide), although only a handful are considered serious pests. Most aphids are about 1/8 inch long and all are soft-bodied.
