![]() November in Central Asia (original description, as Cryptosiphum). Monoecious holocyclic with oviparae and alate males in mid-October to late Western Siberia), Central Asia, India (Kashmir)and western China (Xinjiang). Leaf petioles, sometimes on undersides of leaves which become slightlyĪrtemisiae), usually ant-attended. On Artemisia and Seriphidium spp., mainly on stems and Rhinaria distributed III 0-5, IV 0-2 and V 0-1, and a latae have them distributed ANT III 5-11, IV 1-4, With blackish siphunculi, wax-coated BL 1.2-1.8mm. 2007b) and alate malesįound in early November (Mier Durante & Nieto Nafría 1991).Ĭinae (Nevsky) Plate 7g ( Fig.12r) Apterae are dark green or greenish brown ![]() Spain it is monoecious holocyclic, with oviparae in October (Pérez Hidalgo et al. Georgii (Mier Durante & Nieto Nafría), described from A. Kadyrbekov (2014b, 2017a)įrom upper parts of stems and leaves of A. Apterae have secondary rhinaria distributed IIIĠ-6, IV 0-4, V 0-1, and alatae have them distributed III 6-12, IV 2-5, V 0-2.Ĭaspica (an unresolved plant name) in Ukraine. With green, coated with greyish wax powder, with a rusty-coloured patchīetween siphunculi (Barbagallo 1996, as Absinthaphisīrutii) BL 1.1-1.7 mm. Kadyrbekov (1995a) provided a coupletĬaspicae (Bozhko) Apterae are dark green or blackish tinged Needle-like leaves and creeping stems also known from Kazakhstan (as Protaphis comphorosmi Juchnevitchġ974) and western China (Xinjiang). Siphunculi and a larger dark spot on the posterior abdomen BL 1.1-1.6 mm. In life with thick woolly wax, except for small dark spots in front of the In Los Monegros, Spain (García Prieto &Ĭamphorosmae (Tashev) Apterae are dark grey, but almost covered In very denseĬolonies on terminal parts of Artemisia herba-alba (incl. Apterae have secondary rhinaria distributed III (0-)1-5, IV 0-3,Īnd alatae have them distributed III (0-)4-9, IV (0-)1-3, V 0-2. Habitat in south-west Kazakhstan (Aral region), attended by ants (Kadyrbekovġ.0-1.6 mm. On flowers and shoots of Helichrysum arenarium in a desert With blackish siphunculi BL c.1.4-1.5 mm. In eastīarsukense Kadyrbekov Apterae are dark brown powdered with wax, Part of the plant, causing stunting of growth and clumping of leaves. On Artemisia desertorum, sometimes in dense colonies on the upper Found in colonies (with Brachycaudus helichrysi) onįlower-stalks and inflorescences of HelichrysumĪrmenium in Iran (original description, as Protaphis albus), and also recorded from Turkey.Īmurensis (Pashchenko) Apterae are green, heavily wax-dusted, withĭark siphunculi and a pale cauda BL c.1.4-1.5 mm. Apterae have secondary rhinariaĭistributed III 0-8, IV 1-5 and V 0-1, and alatae have them distributed IIIġ1-12, IV 5-6, V 1-2. Of fine wax powder, with basal segments of antennae, legs and siphunculi darkīrown, and cauda pale BL 1.4-2.0 mm. ![]() & Davatchi) ( Fig.31d) Apterae are white due to complete covering Kadyrbekov (1995a) provided a redescription. Illustrated but not described from Korea as Absinthaphis koraiensis Paik (see Remaudière & RemaudièreĪlakuli (Juchnevitch) Apterae are dark green, covered with wax Revised the genus, describing three new species from Kazakhstan, establishing (2001c) Mier Durante & Nieto Nafría (1991) compared morphometric dataįor 8 species previously in that genus, and Nieto Nafría et al. Many species were transferred from Absinthaphis by Kadyrbekov ![]() They mostly live on Compositae/Asteraceae,Įspecially Anthemidae, although several including the type species are onĬhenopodiaceae. With a short antennal terminal process, short dark volcano-shaped siphunculiĪnd a short triangular cauda. Spring, migrating to an unknown secondary host.Ībout 20 species related to Aphis, Brachyunuguis and Protaphis Immature alatae are densely covered with cottony wax. Japonica Takahashi Colour of apterae (fundatrices) is not recorded īL c. Species of Gramineae/Poaceae in Sikkim, India should probably be referred to Jacksonia papillata.] [A recordĪnd description by A.K.Ghosh & Raychaudhuri (1968) of an alata from a Heteroecious holocyclic, with a sexual phase on Stachyurus preacox there are alateįundatrigeniae from this plant in the BMNH collection, leg. On undersides of leaves of Conandron ramondioides, growing on wet Xenosiphonaphis conandri Takahashi Apterae are pale, colour is unrecorded BLĬ.0.8 mm (?) (BL of alata is 1.6-2.1 mm). Similar to Jacksonia, but first instars have no spinules on Species with very broad antennal tubercles and flangeless siphunculi, very
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