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Foxglove Aphid (Aulacorthum solani)

by T.G. Lynn
27.10.2022
in AGROTECHNOLOGY
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Foxglove Aphid (Aulacorthum solani)

The foxglove aphid is seldom abundant in Ontario.

Identification

Wingless forms. They have a pear-shaped body with prominent, almost parallel, straight-sided antennal tubercles. The body is light yellow-green to dark green or brownish, shiny, usually with darker areas around the bases of the cornicles. The cornicles have dark tips.
Legs and antennae have dark joints.

Winged foxglove aphid.
Wingless foxglove aphid.
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