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Black Bean Aphids

Aphis fabae

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Field Notes

Description:

all over the stem of Mexican Sunflower; solid black, pear shaped, soft-bodied ; small - about 2 mm long; soft-bodied insect with piercing and sucking mouthparts which are used to suck the juice from plants

Habitat:

school garden

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Black bean aphid

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