Data for ENT532: Insect Diversity Collection (Jennings). Milkweed aphids have overrun their host plant.

This picture, which was taken at the Penn State Arboretum, shows that when aphids are left unchecked, they can overrun a plant, leaving it diseased and discolored.

You can see the yellow aphids more towards the bottom of the picture, clustering on what might be the last bits of healthy tissue on this plant.

This image was deposited for ENT 532: Insect Biodiversity and Evolution in Fall 2023.

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Work Title Data for ENT532: Insect Diversity Collection (Jennings). Milkweed aphids have overrun their host plant.
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  1. Alison Jennings
License No Copyright - U.S.
Work Type Image
Publication Date October 26, 2023
DOI doi:10.26207/3ye7-3p08
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  1. State College
Deposited December 07, 2023

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    • This picture, which was taken at the Penn State Arboretum, shows how when aphids are left unchecked, they can overrun a plant, leaving it diseased and discolored.
    • This picture, which was taken at the Penn State Arboretum, shows that when aphids are left unchecked, they can overrun a plant, leaving it diseased and discolored.
    • You can see the yellow aphids more towards the bottom of the picture, clustering on what might be the last bits of healthy tissue on this plant.
    • This image was deposited for ENT 532: Insect Biodiversity and Evolution in Fall 2023.
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