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Meanings of aphid in English

Russian
тлёвые
Portuguese
afidoídeo
Spanish
afido
Catalan
afidoïdeu
Wikidata

Superfamily of insects.

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тлёвые

Association under the french law of 1901.

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  • association under the french law of 1901
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Usage of aphid in English
1
My little aphid, how many wings have you when you have any?
The Insect Folk
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For good measure, E-beta-farnesene also attracts aphid predators such as ladybirds and wasps.
The Guardian
3
It also indicates that the requirements for Mi-mediated aphid and nematode resistance differ.
Pubmed
4
Aphis, you know, is the same as aphid, or plant louse.
The Insect Folk
5
The judge looked like a black-robed praying mantis mauling an aphid.
Gods go begging
6
The giant willow aphid was first identified in Auckland in December.
Radio NZ
7
Our results also demonstrate the feasibility of the plant-mediated RNAi approach for aphid control.
Pubmed
8
These results show that there are quantitative differences in virulence among potato aphid isolates.
Pubmed
9
Potentially, aphid resistance requires additional genes that are not conserved between tomato and eggplant.
Pubmed
10
Likewise, the antisense suppression of LeFAD7 expression in wild-type tomato plants reduces aphid infestations.
Pubmed
11
The analysis of wheat aphid population dynamics to develop aphid control strategies is therefore important.
Pubmed
12
The phytosterol content increased and aphid reproduction decreased with increasing N concentration of the shoots.
Pubmed
13
Which side of the leaf does the aphid prefer?
The Insect Folk
14
Mr Foster said the aphid also attracted large numbers of wasps, which fed on its secretions.
Radio NZ
15
Despite increasing plant growth, earthworms reduced aphid reproduction.
Pubmed
16
The virus causes plants to produce aphid-attracting odors.
Wired