April 24, 2015

Aphid bulletins

The Rothamsted Insect Survey aphid data Bulletin no.2: 13/4 - 19/4/2015 with the corresponding AHDB Aphid news sheet no.2 have just been released.

A willow–carrot aphid (Cavariella aegopodii) was found in the Wellesbourne trap on 19th April, 13 days earlier than the 10-year average. The shallot aphid (Myzus ascalonicus) remains the most numerous aphid species in the suction-trap samples to date.


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