RESUMENSe han recogido veintiséis especies de hormigas asociadas a pulgones, pertenecientes a doce géneros. De las tres subfamilias identificadas, Formicinae ha sido la más representada en cuanto a número de muestras, géneros y especies. Lasius niger, por otra parte, ha sido la especie que se ha encontrado junto a un mayor número de pulgones (cincuenta y ocho especies), demostrando ser la hormiga con mayor capacidad para establecer asociaciones con las diferentes especies de pulgones.Se han establecido un total de 224 asociaciones diferentes entre las hormigas y los áfidos, de las cuales 164 no se han encontrado citadas en la bibliografía consultada para España. Palabras claves: pulgones, hormigas, relaciones hormiga-pulgón, Valencia, España. ABSTRACT The ants (Hymenoptera, Formicidae) associated with aphids (Hemiptera, Aphididae) in the province of ValenciaTwenty-six species of ants associated with aphids, belonging to twelve genera, are collected. Three subfamilies are identified, being the Formicinae the more represented about number of samples, genera and species. On the other hand, Lasius niger has been the species that is found with a more number of aphids (fifty eight species), and it seems to be the ant with a more capacity to establish associations with the different species of aphids.224 different associations between the ants and the aphids are established and 164 of them are not recorded in the bibliography consulted for Spain.
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