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August 04, 2018

AHDB Aphid News

Tha latest edition of AHDB Aphid News is available - for the week ending 29th July.

  • The peach–potato aphid was recorded from 11 suction trap sites, decreasing over most of Britain with numbers only increasing at Dundee. There was, however, a hotspot at Kirton (266).
  • The potato aphid was caught at six sites, with numbers increasing at only York and Starcross.
  • The mealy cabbage aphid was recorded from all sites but increasing at only three. There was a hotspot at York (125).
  • Two currant-lettuce aphids were recorded from the Hereford trap.
  • The willow ̶carrot aphid was caught at six sites in single figures, with numbers increasing at four. The highest number found was at Preston (4).
  • The pea aphid was recorded from all sites, apart from Silwood, and increased in number at four. There were hotspots at York (155) and Kirton (106).
  • The black bean aphid was caught at 11 sites, increasing in number at four. There was a hotspot at Dundee (108).

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