Abstract:The Aphididae family contains many polyphagous species. In the current study, four species were identified in an organic Citrus orchard in Northeastern Tunisia. These species are Aphis gossypii, A. spiraecola, Macrosiphum euphorbiae, and Toxoptera aurantii. The most important and abundant species was A. gossypii followed respectively by A. spiraecola, M. euphorbiae, and T. aurantii. Monitoring species dynamic population showed that aphids began to occur since February and reached then high levels from March to… Show more
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