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THE YOUNG NATURALIST. 



Aphides and their Food Plants. 



FOOD PLANTS. 



Gooseberry (18, 68) 



Red Currant, causing the leaves to form 

 red or brownish blotches, the Aphis 

 swarming beneath 



Sycamore (41, 45, no; 

 Maple (no) 

 Sycamore (41, 44, no) 



Fern in conservatory (Sussex) 

 Bladder-nut 



Vetch on green seed-pods 



Black Currant (18, 40), curling the leaf 

 and forming red and brown blotches 

 Sow-thistle (18, 27) 

 Endive 



Yellow Succory (35) 

 Nipplewort and other plants 

 Water Plantain 

 Flowering Rush 

 Broad-leaved Pond-weed 

 Frog-bit 



Thick-leaved Duck-weed and other water 



plants. 

 Privet 

 Barberry 

 Wild Turnip 

 Carnation 

 Peach 



Garden Hyacinth 

 Bulbous Buttercup 



Common Indian Shot and numerous 



other plants 

 Common Osier (58, 70, in, 113, 114, 117, 



137) 



Celery 

 Carrot 



Honeysuckles 

 Fennel 



Willows (54, 70, in, 113, 114, 117, 137) 



Ribes Grossularia 



Ribes rubrum 



Acer Pseudo-platanus 

 Acer campestre 

 Acer Pseudo-platanus 



Cystopteris montana 

 StapTiylea pinnata, 



Vicia sepium 



Ribes nigrum 

 Sonckus oleracens 

 Cichorium endivia 

 Picris hieracioides 

 Lapsana communis 

 Alisina Plantago 

 Butomus umbellatus 

 Potamogeton natans 

 Hydrocharis Morsus-rance 



Lemna gibba, fyc. 

 Ligustrum vulgare 

 Berberis communis 

 Brassica Rapa 

 Dianthus caryopliyllus 

 Amygdalus persica 

 Byacinthus orientalis 

 Ranunculus bulbosus 



Canna indica, <$'c. 



Salix viminalis 



Ap>ium gr 

 Baucus Carota 

 Lonicera Xylosteum and 



Periclymenum 

 Fceniculum vulgare 

 Salix, several species 



APHIDES. 



43. RlBIS 



DREPANOSIPHUM 



44. Platanoides. 



45. ACERINA. 



AMPHOROPHORA 



46. Ampullata. 



MEGOURA 



47. VlCLE. 



RHOPALOSIPHUM 



48. RlBIS. 



49. Lactuce. 



50. Nymph^:^;. 



51. LlGUSTRI. 



52. Berberidis. 



53. DlANTHI. 



MELANOXANTHU! 



54. Salicis. 

 SIPHOCORYNE 



55. PASTINACEiE. 



56. Xylostei. 



57. fceniculi. 



58. CAPREiE. 



