Abstract:Infestation of the broad bean and maize crop with Aphis craccivora and Rhopalosiphum maidis, respectively at Qaha research station, Qalubyia started in January and May (or June) during two years of study. The monthly collected number and percent abundance of each and total life stage (s) of A. craccivora and R. maidis gradually increased to reach peaks in March (or March and February) and August then decreased in the last month of the season of the broad bean and maize, respectively. Immatures were the most pr… Show more
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