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Development of Four Species of Aphids (Homoptera) on Potato

In Eastern Canada four species of aphids, Macrosiphum solanifolii (Ashm.), Myzus persicae (Sulz.), Aulacorthum solani (Kltb.), and Aphis abbreviata Patch infest potatoes. Since 1953 it has been possible to rear the four species in the greenhouse throughout the year (MacGillivray, 1955). The life-histories of these species have been discussed by Patch (1925). The asexual phase of M. persicae has been studied by Horsfall (1924), Weed (1927), Bonnemaison (1951), and Sylvester (1954), and that of M. solanifolii by Smith (1919).

G. B. Anderson | M. E. Macgillivray

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[7] A. Weed. Metamorphosis and Reproduction in Apterous Forms of Myzus Persicae Sulzer as Influenced By Temperature and Humidity , 1927 .