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Eight Unedited Letters of Joseph Eitson. Henry A. Bnrd 1

A Species List of the Aphididae of the World and their

Eecorded Food Plants. H. F. Wilson and K. A.

Viekery _ _ _ _ _ - 22

The Influence of the French Farce on the Towneley Cycle

of Mystery Plays. Louis Wann _ _ _ _ 356

The Preparation of Selenic Acid. H. H. Morris _ _ 369

The Fauna of Lake Mendota — A Qualitative and Quanti¬

tative Survey with Special Eeference to the Insects.

(With one Figure). E. A. Muttkowski _ 374

Notes on the Vertebrate Fauna of Houghton and Iron

Counties, Michigan. (With Plates I-V). Alvin E.

Cahn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — — - - 483

A Eeview of the Plover Genus OcMhodromus Eeichenbach

and its Nearest Allies. Harry C. Oberholser _ 511

The Amount of Food Eaten by the Spider, Aranea

sericata. Catherine Elizabeth Nebel _ _ _ _ _ _ 524

The Visceral Anatomy of the Garter Snake. (With five

Figures). William Henry Atwood _ _ _ 531

Studies on Myxosporidia from the Urinary Bladders of

Wisconsin Fishes. (With Plates VI-VIII). J. W.

Mavor and W. Strasser _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 553

LympJiocystis vitrei, a New Sporozoan from the Pike-

Perch, Stizostedion vitreum Mitchell. (With Plate

IX). J. W. Mavor and S. M. Feinberg__ _ 559

Selective Absorption in the Visible Spectrum of Wiscon¬

sin Lake Waters. (With thirteen Figures). W. B.

Pietenpol _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 562

A Biochemical Study of the Plankton of Lake Mendota.

H. A. Schuette _ _ _ _ _ _ 594

A Second List of Algae found in Wisconsin Lakes.

(With Plates X-XV). Gilbert Morgan Smith _ _ 614

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EIGHT UNEDITED LETTERS OF JOSEPH RITSON

Henry A. Burd

Joseph Kitson (1752-1803) was by profession a Conveyancer.

Early in life he was apprenticed to a reputable practitioner of

his native town, Stockton-npon-Tees. Late in 1775 he went

up to London, entered an established office for five years, and

afterwards set up for himself, taking chambers in Gray’s Inn,

where he resided till his death. Conveyancing was, however,

merely a bread-and-butter profession. Although he had a re¬

spectable clientage, he made no efforts to increase it. The

half dozen volumes which he published in connection with his

profession were primarily historical and antiquarian in nature,

and were recognized by his contemporaries as authoritative.

But his chief interest and his major work lay in another field.

As a lad at Stockton Eitson read widely, especially in the

older periods of English poetry. His reading, together with

his friendship with Allan, Cunningham, Holcroft, and Shield,

and his proximity to the famous antiquities of the north of

England, gave a permanent direction to his interests. When

he arrived in London, he possessed a deep interest in literary

and topographical antiquities and had an uncommonly good

foundation on which to build his studies. He pursued his

researches in the famous libraries in and about the metropolis

and soon began publishing the results. Eccentric habits of life

early marked him off from his fellows, and a violence of

language, coupled with idiosyncrasies of style and an insistence

upon critical and editorial standards not then in the highest

vogue, soon distinguished him as a writer. Posterity knows

Ritson best, if not solely, for his collections of ballads and ro¬

mances, 1) and for the virulence and acidity of his attacks

1 Especially English Songs, Scotish Songs, Robin Hood, andAncient Eng-

leish Metrical Romancees.

4 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters,

upon Warton, Percy, and Pinkerton. From his manner in

these controversies is drawn the conclusion that the same char¬

acteristics predominate in everything he wrote. But such an

impression is largely mitigated, if not wholly expelled, by even

a casual perusal of the published correspondence. While it

is not my purpose to attempt to vindicate Kitson of the charges

which have long stood against him, yet the bit of new evidence

which is here presented^ — intimate and personal in nature — •

may aid in a fairer and more intelligent judgment.

These eight letters of Kitson cover a wide range. 2) The

first is the earliest yet discovered, and shows the hero-worship

of youth; the last was written two years before his death, and

exhibits the critical temper of mature years. In the books

and manuscripts which he purchased and borrowed — a com¬

merce in which he was actively engaged all his life — ^^they re¬

veal the field of his major interest as well as his special con¬

cern at a given time, and they give a hint of the wide range

of his friendships as well as of the deep concern with which he

viewed a possible rupture with a friend whom he had injured

or by whom he thought he had been affronted.

The first letter bears no address, but it was evidently writ¬

ten to John Cunningham (1729-1773), itinerant actor and

small poet, who spent his dissolute life with strolling companies

in the north of Britain and wrote occasional prologues, a

farce or two, and some pastoral poems of slight merit.

Cunningham, perhaps in company with Thomas Holcroft

(1745-1809), the political reformer, and William Shield (1748-

1829), the famous musical composer, met Kitson, then a young

legal apprentice with literary aspirations, and immediately

fell heir to his homage. They corresponded infrequently

during the period of Cunningham’s voluntary retirement to

the house of Slack, the printer at Newcastle, where he was

waiting '^till my health either seems to return, or totally

abandons me.” But three of these letters seem to have been

preserved. Two of Cunningham’s, dated respectively June

19, 1772 and July 23, 1773, are printed in Sir Harris Nicolas’s

*With the exception of the second, the originals of these letters are in

the Bodleian, British Museum, and University of Edinburg Libraries. The

MS. of the second letter is in the collection of Mr. Marsden J. Perry, of

Providence.

Burd — Eight Unedited Letters of Joseph Ritson 5

Memoir of Eitson. 3) The following, from Eitson, is a reply

to the first of these. 4)

MS. Montagu d. 15, fol. 219, 219b.

Stockton 5) Friday

— th Augt. 1772

Dear Sir , .

The pleasure I received from your agreeable favor

was a little damped by your treating as Flattery the most sin¬

cere Expressions my pen could commit to paper.

I can have small hopes of enjoying the least share in your

Thoughts when you will not believe me if I speak Truth. But

I had rather that you should tell me I lye than a 1000 others

I could name should commend me for speaking Truth.

As to your Expectations of seeing Lane. 6) and me at

Durham in the Eace Week. I am sorry they had so bad a

foundation. The pleasure I would have received from seeing

you would have abundantly compensated for any trouble I

might have been at in the Journey. But as I have never had

a Day nor the Offer of a Day (except Sunday) from my

Master 7) since I entered his office, I never could have ex¬

pected to succeed had I asked him. I believe Lane, is much

8 The Letters of Joseph Ritson, Esq., Edited chiefly from originals in the

possession of his nephew. To which is prefixed a Memoir of the Author by

Sir Ha/rris Nicolas., 2 vols., London, 1833, Vol. I, pp. viii-x.

* Ritson manifested an especial interest in Cunning-ham. Several of his

songs, together with an estimate of his poetic ability, were printed in A

Select Collection of English Songs, with their Original Airs; and a Historical

Essay on the Origin and Progress of National Song, Second edition, 3 vols.,

London, 1813, Vol. 1, pp. xc, 230, 236 ; Vol. II, p. 165 ; and still others were

included in The Northumberland Garland; or Newcastle Nightingale; a

Matchless Collection of Famous Songs, Newcastle, 1793, p. 69. At the time

of the poet’s death Ritson collected a great many newspaper extracts concern¬

ing him, and from these and his personal knowledge, wrote a short biograph¬

ical sketch, which was printed by Nicolas, Op. Cit., Vol. I, p. vii note. See

also Letters, Vol. 1, p. 144, and J* *. C. Walker, Historical Memoirs of the Irish

Bards, London, 1786, p. 85.

® Although Ritson was born and bred at Stockton-upon-Tees, he seldom

used the full address in his correspondence. As a result of this abbreviation

there arose a dispute as to the place of his birth, some maintaining that it

was Stockton in Yorkshire. See John Nichols, Literary Anecdotes of the

Eighteenth Century, 9 vols., London, 1812—15, Vol. VIII, p. 133 note, and

Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century, 8 vols.,

London, 1817-58, Vol.- VIII, p. 588.

* Probably a fellow apprentice, Lancaster.

^ Ralph Bradley, distinguished conveyancer, author of Practical Points, or,

Maxims in Conveyancing, London, 1804.

6 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters.

in the same Situation. Yet I hope (as it is likely we shall

have Races) I shall enjoy that pleasure before Christmas — &

if you are not inrolled in the List of ye Racing performers I

have a little Expectation of seeing you at Whitby then.

I am exceedingly glad your Benefit at Darlington turned

out to your Satisfaction. You say ‘‘you have often Exper¬

ienced the friendship of Dari, as well as Stock.’’ — ^long very

long may you continue to enjoy the Friendship of both.

Tho’ Merit is seldom rewarded so well as it should be — Yet

the Place must be a damn’d stupid one indeed to let it be

neglected.

We have had the “famous and unparalleled” Mr. Jonas the

Jugler here — his Visit indeed was only short but as he per¬

forms his Part much better than any other Pretender to the

Art — the Spectators are as much pleased as astonished.

There is not the least Necessity for the Letters you honor

me with “to be left at Mrs. Barkers.” 8) Directed to J.

Ritson at Ra: Bradley’s Esqr Stockton they will be much

sooner received as I seldom know there is a Letter till three

or four Days afterwards.

My Imagination’s so shallow, it is the most vain Undertaking

possible, for me to pretend corresponding with you. Yet if

my stupid Letters have only the good fortune to procure one

in return — I am happier than if I were the Author of Mr.

Pope’s Literary Correspondence.

I am

Dear Sir

With the greatest Respect

Your most humble Servant

J. Ritson Jun

The next letter, likewise unaddressed, was written to Isaac

Reed, and forms a not unimportant link in a chain of Shakes¬

pearian controversy which involved, besides Ritson and Reed,

several prominent persons, notably Johnson, Steevens, Malone,

and Farmer. Ritson ’s first publication in this connection

was a volume of scattered notes. Remarks, Critical and Illus¬

trative, on the Text and Notes of the Last Edition of Shaks-

peare, London, 1783, directed against Johnson and Steevens

and their 1778 edition of Shakespeare. The critic’s manner

® Ritson’s landlady.

Bwrd — Eight Unedited Letters of Joseph Ritson 7

was characterized by vindictiveness, virtuperation, and per¬

sonal abuse; but the volume contained much sound criticism

and many valuable observations. Many of these notes were

incorporated in Keed’s Shakspeare (sometimes known as the

third edition of the Johnson and Steevens Shakspeare), some

were ignored, and a few were held up to sarcastic ridicule.

Being extremely sensitive about his own writing, guarding it,

as he said, as jealously as a father does his offspring, Eitson

immediately prepared notes on this edition, and especially on

the comments which had been made concerning his observa¬

tions in the Remarks. These notes v/ere not then intended

for the public, but he was later inspired to publish them as

The Quip Modest; a few words hy way of Supplement' to

Remarks, Critical and Illustrative, on the Text and Notes of

the Last Edition of Shakspeare; occasioned by a Republication

of that Edition, revised and augmented by the Editor of

Dodsleys Old Plays, London, 1788.

Even though generally displeased with the reception given

the Remarks by the editor of the 1785 Shakspeare, Eitson was

particularly offended at three notes in which, to use his own

words, “I found or imagined I was treated with contempt.” 9)

These were: (a) In the Remarks, p. 12, Eitson had expressed

the belief that ‘King Edward shovel boards,’ M. W. W., I. i.

154, referred to ‘broad shillings of Edward III’ and not of

Edward VI, as Farmer had stated. An italicized note in the

Eeed Shakspeare castigated him for ‘censuring’ Farmer, denied

his assertion, and dismissed the note as ‘not worth considera-

tion\ 10) (b) After devoting a page and a half to Eitson ’s

note on the mortality of fairies, M. N. D., II. i. 101, the editor

concluded thus: “It is a misfortune as well to the com¬

mentators, as to the readers of Shakspeare, that so much of

their time is obliged to be employed in explaining and con¬

tradicting unfounded conjectures and assertions. . . A

future editor of our author may without any detriment to his

work omit this note, which I should have been better pleased

to have had no occasion to incumber the page with.” 11) (c)

Upon Eitson ’s demanding that Dr. Johnson present some

other proof than his own assertion that Shakespeare was guilty

^Letters, Vol. I, p. 105.

Vol. I, p. 253.

Vol. Ill, p, 37.

8 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

of an anachronism in introducing ‘rapier’ into Rickard II,

IV. i. 40, the editor remarked : “ It is probable that Dr.

Johnson did not see the necessity of citing any authority for

a fact so well known, or suspect that any person would de¬

mand one.” 12)

Upon reading these notes one wonders why Eitson should

have been so wrought up as to feel that he had a personal

quarrel with the man who wrote them. It is certain that

imagination and a super sensitive nature played a rather large

part in exciting his anger. Outside of the two letters that

have been preserved, the only explanation of his point of view

is to be found in The Quip Modest. There he admitted that he

was guilty of a ‘gross blunder’ about King Edward shovel

boards, but he resented the statement that he had censured

Farmer, for whom he professed the highest regard, and de¬

clared that he had only expressed a difference of opinion. In

the discussion on the mortality of fairies Eitson knew he was

in the right, and he steadfastly maintained his ground. It

was the insinuating nature of this note to which he objected,

and to the editor’s parting fling he answered in his richest vein

of sarcasm: “The editor might, without any detriment to

his work, have omitted the above note; but I cannot think that

the page has any particular reason to complain of the in¬

cumbrance, as it would be no difficult matter to point out

several hundreds groaning under an equal burthen.” 13)

In the last note Eitson was incensed at the notion that he

should be criticised for insisting upon an editor or commentator

performing his proper function — that of substantiating opinion

with fact wherever possible.

Eitson immediately made known his dissatisfaction with

these notes. He held much store by Eeed’s friendship and

professed to believe that they came from some ‘friend in the

dark,’ possibly Steevens, rather than from the ostensible edi¬

tor. But when the exchange of several letters failed to bring

a disavowal from Eeed, Eitson began to think that he had

probably been mistaken. When he published The Quip

Modest, it contained an extremely vicious preface (a part of

which it was thought necessary to tone down before many

copies had been sold) in which Steevens was wickedly reviled

M Vol. V, p. 227.

Quip Modest, p. 14.

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and Reed rather awkwardly exonerated. It was then that

Reed flatly disclaimed the notes by which Ritson had felt him¬

self to be most injured. The critic’s reasons for his con¬

clusions and his sincere desire to avoid a break with his friend

are eloquently set forth in this reply to Reed. 14)

Perry MS.

Dear Sir,

I plainly perceive that the little pamphlet I have pub¬

lished 15) will be productive of a consequence which it must

be evident I have sought to avoid, & for which I shall be very

sorry.

That I have often thought and said that the notes at which

I have taken offense could not possibly proceed from you is

a fact well known. I declared my belief of it to yourself in

the letter I wrote soon after the publication of your Shaks-

peare; 16) — you could then, I thought, so easily have un¬

deceived me, that your silence tended to authorize & confirm

my belief. I cannot however doubt the assertion you now

make — but I am more and more at a loss to account for the

language and manner of your notes which so far as you were

personally concerned were without the least provocation on

my side and could not fail to give the most unfavorable im¬

pression of my character to every one who knew who was

meant by the Author of the Remarks. It would surely have

been generous & friendly at the least to have afforded me an

opportunity of defending myself against the charges you

thought me liable to, before the publication of the book, that

I might have had a chance of convincing you that the Re¬

marks objected to were neither so false nor so foolish as they

were represented. 17) You adopted a mode of conduct which

it would have been perfectly natural for me to expect from

A more complete account of the Shakespearean controversy will be found

in my article on “Joseph Ritson and Some Eighteenth Century Editors of

Shakespeare’’, in Shakespeare Studies by Members of the Department of

English of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1916, pp. 253-75.

^ Quip Modest.

See letter to Reed, Jan. 19, 1786, in Ritson’s Letters, Vol. I, pp. 105-8.

This was characteristic of Ritson in controversy. He was always the

last to allow his “victim” an opportunity of defense against attack and the

first to demand it when the weapons were turned upon himself.

10 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

Mr. Warton 18) or Mr. Malone 19) but certainly not from

you.

I have no intention whatever of troubling the public with

anything more upon the subject. My only wish was to justify

myself which I hope I have done to the satisfaction of every

unprejudiced person.

You will do me the justice to believe that I never enter¬

tained the the most distant suspicions of your having any con¬

cern in the scurrilous libel you allude to 20) — but both

Baynes 21) & I were very much surprised to see it noticed in

your list 22) which we concluded it would not have been if

you were unacquainted with its contents, & which it was

equally difficult to conceive why it shod have been if you were

not.

I should consider myself a person of neither honour or

honesty if I had been actuated in this publication by the least

spark of resentment against you & I beg leave to assure you

that notwithstanding what has passed I shall still continue to

preserve the respect and esteem to which your personal char¬

acter & literary services have so just a claim.

I am,

Dear Sir,

Your very obliged & obed. serv.

J. Eitson.

Grays Inn,

22d. Feb. 1788.

The following letter shows primarily Eitson ’s antiquarian

interest. It is directed to William Laing (1764-1832), Edin-

See Ritson’s Observations on the three first volumes of the History of

English Poetry, in a familiar letter to the author, London, 1782, and the

controversy which was subsequently waged in the Gentleman’s Magazine,

Vols. LII, LIII.

^9 Malone’s Supplement to the edition of Shakespeare’s plays published in

1778, London, 1780, his Second Appendix to Mr. Malone’s Supplement, London,

1783, and his own edition of Shakespeare contained violent abuse of the

author of Remarks and Quip Modest. Ritson retaliated in kind in his Cur¬

sory Criticisms on the edition of Shakspeare published by Edmond Malone,

London, 1792.

20 A familiar address to the curious in English poetry, more especially to

the readers of Shakespeare, by Thersites Literarius, London, 1784. This

pseudonymous tract greatly offended Ritson, as it wasi written with the ob¬

vious intention of creating the impression that it came from him.

21 John Baynes (1758-1787), author of anonymous political verses and

translations from French and German poems, was the friend whom Ritson

selected, at Reed’s suggestion, to arbitrate their differences. See Letters,

Vol. I, p. 132.

22 “A list of detached pieces of criticism”, in Reed’s Shakspeare, Vol. I,

pp. 261-6.

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burgh bookseller and antiquarian, with whom he had both

private and professional dealings for many years. It was

Laing who introduced him to Herd at the time when he was

seeking assistance in collecting the material for his edition of

Scotish Songs, and who furnished much material relative t©

the poets of the North.

The titles which stand at the head of this letter have evi¬

dently been taken from the bookseller’s catalogue, and it is

impossible to trace them down with absolute certainty. Only

one of the entire list appears in the catalogue of the sale of

Kitson’s library, so that it would seem that his fear that most

of them were already disposed of when he wrote, had been well

founded.

No. 104 Case 23)

x435 Dissertatio 24)

603 Tristan 25)

808)

809 [Halles 26)

903 A proper project 27)

X2413 Noble 28)

X2619 Colville 29)

5655 Sibbaldi 30)

23 John Case, Angelical Guide, shewing men and women their lott or

chance in this elementary life in IV books, London, 1697.

2^ The British Museum catalogue lists 3 3 titles under Dissertatio and ante¬

dating this letter. The most of them deal with the church.

25 Probably one of the versions of the Tristan saga: by Gast, Paris, 1520,

1533; by Mangin, Lyon, 1577, Paris, 1586; or by Tressen, Paris, 1781, 1787.

2® Ritson left annotated copies of Sir David Dalyrymple, Lord Hailes’

Annals of Scotland from Malcolm III to Robert I, and . . . from Robert I

to the House of Stuart, Edinburgh. See also Letters, Vol. II, p. 47.

2^ This perhaps alludes to one of the numerous “Projects” of the time.

2s Either A Genealogical History of the Present Royal Families of Europe,

London, 1781, or Memoirs of the Protectoral House of Cromwell, 2 vols.,

London, 1784 and 1787, or both, by Mark Noble (1754-1827). Ritson was

interested in royal genealogies and had himself published in 1778, Tables

Shewing the Descent of the Crown of England. Furthermore, both editions

of Noble’s second work had been severely criticised by Ritson’s friend,

Richard Gough, in the preface to his Short Geneological View of the Family

of Oliver Cromwell, London, 1785, and in the Gentleman’s Magazine, June,

1787, p. 516. Rison had previously purchased Noble’s Two Dissertations on

the Mint and Coins of the Episcopal Palatines of Durham, Birmingham, 1780.

See Literary Anecdotes, Vol. VIII, p. 133, note.

29 The Poetical Works of Robert Colvill, minor Scottish poet, appeared at

London in 1789.

39 Sir Robert Sibbald (1641-1712), chiefly noted for his History of Fife,

wrote a great number of treatises on antiquarian subjects for the Royal

Society. These were published in 1739 as A Collection of several Treatises

in folio, concerning Scotlond, as it was of old, and also in later times. On

July 30, 1793, Ritson wrote to Laing for a copy of Sibbald’s Works, which

was to be purchased from the library of James Cumyng, late Secretary of

the Society of Antiquaries of Edinburgh. See Letters, Vol, II, p. 19.

12 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

Grays Inn, 20th Novr. 1793.

My good friend,

I have purposed writing to you for some time, but as

you would have got nothing by it, you will think it just as well

perhaps that i 31) have defered my letter till it became produc¬

tive of some little advantage. I am vexed, at the same time,

that i could not write yesterday, as most likely such of the above

numbers as i wish most to see are already disposed of. I dare

not mention Sibbald, as in the first place i suspect it not to be

complete, and secondly, i am terrifyed at the idea of your un¬

expressed & inconceivable charge. You may put up the few

articles you send me (if not too late) in Egerton’s 32) parcel;

& i will pay the charge into your account with them. I will

also pay them if agreeable to you, the sum of ten guineas which

you will be so good as to pay over to Mr. Allan 33) to whom i

write by this post. My book is nearly ready for publication, &

will certainly appear by or about Christmas. 34) I have not

taken the liberty to put your name to it, for which, i take it, on a

perusal of the introduction, you will think yourself not a little

obliged to me. 35) I cannot easyly reconcile your assurance

of the sale of a number of copies with your indetermination to

take one. The expense of sending a parcel to Edinburgh may

^ Ritson’s first publication, a group of amatory Versees addressed to the

Ladies of Stockton, 1772, exhibited a mode of spelling characterized by dis¬

carding the capital I except at the beginning of sentences, and by giving

all words ending in e their full form when suffixes were added. This system

he employed in his later publications, expanding it as he gained confidence.

Toward the close of his life some of his books were refused by publishers

because of orthographic mutilations. That he was by no means consistent in

his orthographic practice is evidenced by these letters. See a factitious letter

in the Monthly Mirror for Aug., 1803, put together by “Old Nick”, which ludi¬

crously exposes Ritson’s variations.

T. and J. Egerton, London booksellers, published Ritson’s English An¬

thology, 1793-4, and Scotish Songs, 1794.

33 George Allan (1736-1800), celebrated antiquary of Darlington, after

interesting Ritson in antiquarian study, introduced him to the British

Museum. In return Ritson aided Allan materially with some of his publica¬

tions. See Letters, passim.

Scotish Songs, 2 vols„ London, 1794. This work had been in process of

compilation for several years, and in the press for some months, but was

not published until the March following this letter.

3® An introductory “Historical Essay of Scotish Song” contains a strong

indictment of the Scottish literati as the world’s most notorious forgers.

Ritson was as unsparing as Dr. Johnson in his ridicule and condemnation

of the Scottish. On one occasion he remarked, “The character given of

Scotish men by old surly Johnson was, generally speaking, far from unjust.

They prefer anything to truth, when the latter is at all injurious to the

national honour : nor are they, so far as I can perceive, very solicitous about

it on any occasion”. Letters, Vol. I, p. 191.

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13

be no great object, but to have it returned entire is what i should

not like : so if you will answer for 50 i will send you 100, if 25,

50, if 10, 20, if 5, 10, if none, not one, sat verhum. 36)

I am much obliged to Mr. Brown, 37) & request whenever you

meet him you will exert your eloquence in remembering my

friendship & respect. I am much chagrined at the fate of my

King Charles spurs, which were really curious, 38) as well as

at the loss of Mr. Batons parcel. 39) Please to present my

best compliments to that worthy man & say that i mean to have

the pleasure of writing to him in a little time. I must give up,

i find, all expectation of becoming acquainted with the old

volume which has given all of us so much trouble. I sometimes

think of addressing myself directly to the dean, but ‘‘the in¬

solence of office ’ ’ would most probably prevent him from paying

any attention to my request. 40)

Pray why have i never heard anything further of the Edin¬

burgh catalogue! 41) It would be of great use to me in a work

i am now amused with; & which i mean to be a kind of a sort

of a Scotish 42) library of historians & poets. 43) In this,

«« Despite this ultimatum, in March, 1794, Ritson sent Laing 50 copies of

the work with the following directions as to their disposal: . . twelve

you take yourself; five you will present, with the Editor’s compliments, to

Mr. Fraser Tytler, Mr. Allan. Mr Brown, Mr. Baton, and Mr. Campbell —

that Is one to each ; the rest you will sell on my account, if you can.” See

Letters, Vol. II, p. 47.

Alexander Brown, librarian of the Advocates’ Library. See Letters,

Vol. II, p. 21.

8* * Ritson had sent his rare King Charles’ spurs to Cumyng as a gift to

the Society. Upon Cumyng’s death, early in 1793, his entire library was

purchased by Laing. After repeated inquiry Ritson learned that the spurs

had been lost in transferring the property. See Letters, Vol. II, p. 21ff.

«®To George Baton (1721-1807), Scottish bibliographer and antiquary,

Ritson was greatly indebted for information concerning Scottish history

and poetry. A small volume of Letters from Joseph Ritson, Esq., to Mr.

George Paton was published in 1829 for private circulation.

This refers to ‘an old volume of tracts’ which Tytler had withdrawn

from the Advocate’s Library, and from which Ritson wished especially a

transcript of the ‘‘six first lines of Robin Hood”. See Letters, Vol. II, pp.

4, 21, and Archibald Constable and his Literary Correspondents, 3 vols.,

Edinburgh, 1873, Vol. I, pp. 505, 509.

** Ritson suggested that Laing, who was noted for his catalogues, make a

complete compilation of books published in Scotland, and offered his own

ideas as to the best method of procedure. See Letters, Vol. ll, pp. 38, 48.

*2 For Ritson’s spelling of ‘Scotish’ see my note in Notes and Queries,

Ser. 11, Vol. XI, p. 306.

«The MS. of this work, never published, was described in the Ritson

sale catalogue as follows : “Bibliographia Scotica, Anecdotes Biographical

and Literary of Scotish "Writers, Historians, and Boets, from the earliest

accounts to the nineteenth century, in two parts, intended for publication”.

It was intended to supplement Bibliographia Poetica: A Catalogue of Eng¬

lish Poets, of the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth

Century s, with a short account of their works, London, 1802.

14 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

which i think i must come down to finish & print in Edinburgh,

you would be of no little service. Who or what is Eobert

Colvelle? Can you get me the two (or more) poems he has pub¬

lished ?

I am,

Your sincere friend &

well-wisher,

J. Eitson.

Mr. Wm. Laing,

Bookseller,

ChessePs Buildings

Canongate

Edinburgh.

The four letters forming the following group are addressed

to George Chalmers (1742-1825), Scottish antiquary, author of

Caledonia, and life long friend of Eitson. They are concerned

mainly with the borrowing of books from Chalmers’ library.

The volumes asked for in the first letter — sixteenth century gram¬

mars and orthographies — were of interest to Eitson because he

was at this time working on his own scheme of grammar and

orthography. As a result of his labors with these and other

books, he left in manuscript at his death: ^‘Dissertation on

the use of ‘Self,’ ” “An orthographico-etymological dictionary

of the English language, ’ ’ and ‘ ‘ Gleanings of English grammar,

chiefly with a view to illustrate and establish a just system of

orthography, upon etymological principles.” From the

transcript of the Stationers’ Eegister, with which the remaining

letters of the group are concerned, Eitson gleaned much mater¬

ial for his Bibliographia Poetica, and many songs and ballads

for his various collections. He left a manuscript of “Extracts

of entries (chiefly of songs and ballads) in the Stationers’ books,

from a transcript by the late W. Herbert.”

MS. Montagu d. 15, fol. 216, 218. ^

1. Derickes Image of Ireland, 1581. 44)

^ John Derricke’s Image of Ireland, in two parts, written in 1578, pub¬

lished 1581, was reprinted with notes by Sir Walter Scott in Somers^ Tracts,

1809, and a limited edition was put out by John Small in 1883. The full

title of this book, containing- 153 words, is given in Bibliographia Poetica,

pp. 186-7. See also Letters, Vol. II, p. 148.

Burd — Eight Unedited Letters of Joseph Ritson 15

2. Bellots English Schoolmaster, 1579. 45)

3. Bullokars Orthographie, 1580. 46)

4. Mulcasters Elementarie, 1582. 47)

5. Grammatica Anglicana, 1594. 48)

6. Spensers Three Letters, 1590. 49)

7. Blages Wise conceytes, 1569. 50)

Dear Sir,

If the books mentioned in the enclosed paper be in your

own library, as I presume they are, I shal be highly gratifyed

by the perusal of such of them as you can conveniently spare.

They shal be treated with care, & returned with expedition.

Yours respectfully

J. Ritson

Monday, 6th Feb.

1797. ;

George Chalmers, esq. ' -

Add. Mss. 22900, fol. 404.

Dear Sir,

Understanding that you have purchased Mr. Her¬

bert’s 51) transcript of the Stationers-books, I presume upon

your experienced liberality to solicit the loan, for a few days, of

The only copy known to exist of Jacques Bellot’s The Englishe Schole-

maister: Gonteyning many profitable precepts for the naturall home French

men, and other straungei's that have their French tongue to attayne the true

pronouncing of the Englishe tongue. London, 1580, is that preserved at the

Hofbibliothek in Darmstadt. It was edited, with a reproduction of the

original title page, by Theo. Spira, as Vol. VIII of NeudriicTce fruhneueng-

lischen Grammatiken, Halle, 1912.

William Bullokar published, in 1580, Booke at Large for the Amendment

of Orthographie for English Speech. This was followed by two other books

dealing with similar subjects. All three were published by Max Plessow in

Geschichte der Faheldichtung in England his zu John Gay, Berlin, 1906.

^ Richard Mulcaster, First Part of the Elementarie, which entreateth

chefelie of the right Writing of our English Tung, London, 1582. No second

part is known to have appeared ; the first has not been reprinted.

Grammatica Anglicana, praecipuS quatenus d Latina differt, ad unicam

P. Rami methodum concinnata, etc., London, 1594, Hrsg. von M. Rfisler

und R. Brotanek. Announced in 1905 for publication in Neudrilcke friih-

neuenglischen Grammatiken, but it has not yet appeared.

Edmund Spenser, Three proper and wittie, familiar letters: lately passed

between two university men: touching the earthquake in April last, and our

English reformed versifying, London, 1580.

“ Thomas Blage, A Schole of Wise Conceytes, set forth in common-places

by order of the alphabet. Translated out of divers Greeke and Latine wryters,

London, 1569.

William Herbert (1718-1795), noted chiefly for his edition of Ames’ Typo~

graphical Antiquities, 1785ff. Ritson furnished his own copy of this work

with ‘a great number of MS. notes and remarks’.

16 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

the first volume, either now or when you can better spare it ; with

liberty, if you please, to extract such entries of ballads as Her¬

bert has not already printed. 52)

I am. Dear Sir,

Very respectfully & sincerely yours

J. Ritson.

Gray VInn,

15th. Dec. 98.

George Chalmers esquire,

Green-street.

Ms. Montagu d. 15, fol. 220.

Grays-inn, 20th Decern. 1798.

Dear Sir,

I return your first volume, with a thousand thanks, and

flatter myself it has not been detained beyond your expectation.

As you appear not to have finished your examination of the

second, perhaps you could part with it more conveniently at a

future time, for which I should wait with pleasure. If, how¬

ever, the present be equally agreeable, you may rely on the ut¬

most dispatch from.

Dear Sir,

Very sincerely yours,

J. Ritson,

P. S. ^‘The Clarkes book”, I perceive, wch contained the

entrys from 22d July 1571 to 1576, is still missing; nor now

likely, I conclude, ever to be found. Another book, with a

white cover, occasionally refer ’d to, is, doubtless, in the same

predicament.

George Chalmers esquire. Green-street.

Add. Mss. 22901. fol. 13.

Dear Sir,

I return to you the concludeing volumes of Mr. Herberts

transcript, & shall ever retain the most grateful sense of so

considerable a favour.

Upon Mr. Steevens’s application to I know not what members

of the stationers company, they agreed to let me have the use

of these books in their own hall, but had determined, it seems.

“ In his edition of Ames.

17

Burd—EigU Unedited Letters of Joseph Ritson

that they should no more go abroad into private hands. 53) As

the terms were inconvenient, I did not accept the offer ; & have

■thereby had an opportunity of being much more pleaseingly

indebted to your superior liberality.

■ I remain, Dear sir,

Your most obliged & respectful

humble servant,

J. Eitson.

Grays-inn,

29th Jany. 1799.

The final letter presents Eitson ’s views on some of the prob¬

lems connected with the romance of ‘^Sir Tristrem. It was

written three years before the appearance of Scott’s edition of

the romance, in 1804, and thus antedates the critical contro¬

versy over the authorship of the poem which was precipitated

by the announcement of Scott ^s conclusions in the Introduction.

From this letter it appears that Eitson had independently ar¬

rived at practically the same conclusions, that he had estimated

the age and origin of the poem, and that he had stated the most

plausible theory yet advanced for a definite authorship of it,

and supported his theory by all the available internal and by

almost all the corroborative external evidence which the subse¬

quent century of scholarly investigation has sufficed to un¬

earth.

To the question of the authorship of ‘‘Sir Tristrem’’ there

has not been, and probably can never be, a definite answer.

The theory held by Eitson and propounded by Scott, that the

‘Thomas’ mentioned in the first lines of the romance was in all

probability its author, was too simple to go long unchallenged.

In their anxiety to prove all things scholars have explored the

hidden, labyrinthian paths and have been prone to ignore the

plain and straight ways, if for no other reason than because

they were obvious. And so, after Scott’s declaration that

“the Eomance of Sir Tristrem was composed by THOMAS OF

EECELDOUNE called the EYHMEE, who flourished in the

thirteenth century,” came the testimony of such men as Price,

Steevens’ interest in procuring these books for Ritson came as 'a result

of his suggestion that the antiquary undertake a catalogue of English poets

of the early centuries — which was published as BibliograpJiia Poetioa. Their

cooperation in this regard is evidence that editorial controversy did not cut

Ritson off entirely from the men he criticised.

2--S. A. L.

18 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

Wright, Paris, Hazlitt, Halliwell, Garnett, Murray, Schofield,

and Kolbing to prove — not that some other person was the

author of the poem, but simply that Thomas was not its com¬

poser. In McNeill, the latest editor of the romance, critical

judgment seems to be swinging back to the common-sense po¬

sition taken by Ritson and Scott. After reviewing carefully

the evidence and the arguments in favor of an unknown author

other than Thomas of Erceldoune, McNeill concludes thus:

‘‘Broadly viewed, the question of the authorship of the poem

is one which, from the nature of the evidence, must be answered

in accordance rather with reasonable probability than with

absolute demonstration; and the reasonable probability is that

Robert Mannyng of Brunne was right when he ascribed the

poem to Thomas of Erceldoune.” 54)

Ritson ’s letter bears no address. Until its recipient is

definitely determined, it cannot be known just what was the de¬

gree of Scott’s indebtedness to his friend’s research, if, indeed,

he owed anything at all to it. There is but one reference to

Ritson in Scott’s Introduction, and that is a statement of his

suggestion that Thomas may have assumed the third person

so as to gain the greater authority of the reputation of his own

name for what he was writing — an opinion not specifically ex¬

pressed in this letter. Only one student of ‘ ‘ Sir Tristem ’ ’ seems

to have been cognizant of the existence of this letter. Matzner

gives Ritson credit for being the first to discover the romance

in the Auchinleck manuscript. 55)

Ms. Laing II. 589.

Dear Sir,

The romance of Sir Tristrem, if admitted to be the pro¬

duction of Thomas of Ercildon, i may be well enough said to

have discovered, as i know of none who had anticipated my con¬

jecture though i have not been permited to announce that dis¬

covery myself. 56) It is extant in a most valuable, but shock-

G, P. McNeill, Tristem, Edinburgh and London, 1886, p. xliv.

Eduard Matzner, Altenglische Sprachproben, Berlin, 1867, Vol. I, p. 233.

There are two possible reasons why Ritson had not been ‘permitted’ to

announce his discovery. The first is the state of his health, which, at the

time of this letter, was such that he had for five years done no publishing

and very little literary work of any kind. Secondly, his knowledge that

Scott, whom he held in very high esteem, was preparing an edition of the

romance might probably have operated to keep him from publishing his

own material. See Letters, Vol. II, pp. 217, 222, 228, 232, 237.

Burd — Eight Unedited Letters of Joseph Ritson 19

ingly mutilated, MS. in the library of the faculty of advocates

at Edinburgh, marked W. 4. 1. and presented to the late lord

Auchinleck in 1744; its age to the best of my judgment, being

about the year 1400, 57) and, evidently compiled and written in

England. 58) The reasons from which i infer this imperfect

romance to be the work of the ancient Scotish bard already men¬

tioned are these: Robert of Brunne, in the prologue to his

metrical version of Peter Langetoft, says, 59)

“I see ill song in sedgeyng tale

Of Brceldoun, & of Kendale,

Non >am says as tai tarn wrought,

& in her sayng it semes noght.

hat may hou here in Sir Tristvem,

Ouer gestes it has he steem,

Ouer all hat is or was.

If men it sayd as made Thomas.

But I here it no man so say,

hat of some copple is away.

So harefare sayng her beforne,

Is hare trauayle nere forlorne.

hai sayd in so quaynte Inglis, «

hat many one wote not what is,

herfore heuyed wele he more

In. strange ryme to trauayle sore.”

I shall now proceed to gratify your curiosity, by a transcript

of the first stanza, which will serve at the same time, to illus¬

trate the censure of the English critick, and to ascertain the

title of the Scotish poet. It runs thus :

“I was at Ercildoun (To supply by conjecture, what is illegible)

Wih Thomas spak y hare,

her herd y rede in roune.

Who Tristrem gat & bare,

Scot was more nearly right in referring the MS. to “the earlier part of

the fourteenth century’. See also McNeill, who places it at the beginning,

and Murray, who sets it at the middle, of the century.

On this point there is no difference of opinion. Ritson agreed that the

English version was from a Norman or Anglo-Norman source. He frequently

contended, as did Tyrwhitt and Warton, that there exists no English ro¬

mance which is not derived, directly or indirectly, from a French original.

See ‘Observations on the ancient English minstrels’, prefixed to English

Songs and Ballads, London, 1790, and ‘A dissertation on romance and min¬

strelsy’, in Ancient Engleish Metrical Romancees.

®®11. 93-104. Scott also quotes these lines.

20 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

Who was king wii> croun,

And who him fostered fare.

And who was bold baroun,

As bair elders ware

Bi fere;

Tomas telles in toun

Ms aventours as bai were.”

This is a specimen of such “quaynte Inglis,” and such

strange ryme/’ as there is no other instance of; and, with the

other extracts i have made from this venerable relique 60)

(which, by the way, i had neither time nor convenience to tran¬

scribe at length) , sufficiently proves, at least to my own convic¬

tion, that this is the identical poem alluded to in the above pas¬

sage of Robert Mannyng. In further support of the author¬

ship, i can also cite the fragment of an ancient romance in

French metre upon the same subject, in the possession of Mr.

Douce, 61) in which the Scoto-English performance is appar¬

ently criticised under the name of Thomas. 62) The objection

made, by some, against this opinion, is, that the poem speaks of '

Thomas, in the third person, as one from whom he states himself

to have received his materials: but for this singularity (if it be

one), the authors caprice must be responsible. It seems, in

fact, to have been, if not the peculiar, at least the notorious

practice, of this popular rimer : as, in two more modern poems,

always ascribed to, but not, i believe, actually writen by him,

he is introduced in the same manner: one of these mentioned

by Lord Hailes, you most probably have in the Scotish

prophecys, the other, an imperfect MS. in the Cotton library, &

Lincoln cathedral, has not been printed. 63) Beside, Maistre

Wace, more than once, speaks of himself in the same manner,

tho’ at other times in the first person ; and this identical ob¬

jection is alledged, by Bishop Watson, against the cavils of

They seem not to have been used.

Francis Douce (1757-1834) aided Ritson in the preparation of Biblio-

graphia Poetica and then became estranged from him because of the shabby

treatment he received.

The Douce fragments were edited by Francisque Michel, Tristan: recueil

de ce qui rest des poemes relatifs d ses aventures composes en Frangois, en

Anglo-Normandj et en Grec dans les xii et xin sidcles, 2 vols., London, 1835,

and described by A. E. Curdy, La Folie Tristan, an Anglo-Norman poem,

Baltimore, 1902. ■ Scott cited extracts from the fragments (Introduction pp.

42-4) in support of the point Ritson here makes.

It was printed by David Laing as ‘Tomas of Ersseldoune’, in Early Pop¬

ular Poetry of Scotland, revised edition, London, 1895, pp. 81-111.

21

Burd — Eight Unedited Letters of Joseph Riison

Thomas Paine, as a strong argument in favour of the four

evangelists, after the example of Caesar, Xenophon, and other

ancient historians : 64) which is all i have at present to say

upon the subject. I understand however, that some gentlemen,

at Edinburgh, have transcribed the entire poem for the pur¬

pose of publication, which i should, in fact, have done myself,

tho ’ without the like advantages, had it not been mutilated and

imperfect. 65)

I put into your hands a few years ago an alphabetical list of

the names of British rivers, which, if it would be of any service

to you, and has already perfoi^med it, i should be obliged to you

to leave for me at Egertons any time it may be convenient. 66)

I am.

Dear Sir,

Very respectfully & sincerely yours,

J. Ritson.

Grays inn,

26th June 1801.

** Richard Watson, Apology for the Bible, in Letters to Thomas Paine,

London, 1796.

This, in all probability, alludes to the copy which formed the basis of

Scott’s edition. Ritson’s veneration for Scott seems to have led him to

underestimate his own ability as a transcriber. Had he copied the whole

poem for publication, it would certainly not have been less perfect than

Scott’s version, which, according to Kolbing, ‘swarms with errors’. He was

remarkably painstaking and accurate in such matters. Scott was not, and

he often, as perhaps in the case of “Sir Tristrem’’, left the copying to be

done by a hired clerk. See E. KOlbing, Die nordische und die englische Ver¬

sion der Tristan-sage, Heilbronn, 1878-82,

“This unpublished MS. is now Douce 340, in the Bodleian Library: “A list

of river names in Great Britain and Ireland, with a few etymological notes

on them.”

A SPECIES LIST OF THE APHIDIDAE OF THE WORLD

AND THEIR RECORDED FOOD PLANTS

By H. F, Wilson

AND

R. A. Vickery

PREFACE

The Apkididae, aside from their great economic importance,

are very interesting objects for observation and their peculiar

life histories and habits, both above and below ground, give

added zest to the study of this insect group.

The evidence before us shows that the majority of species of

aphids are confined to certain definite food plants, and the de¬

termination of any one species is made more easy when the food

plant upon which it occurs is known.

Realizing this to be true the following paper has been com¬

piled. We realize that additional valuable data might have been

included and a catalog prepared, but such was not the object in

mind. We have purposely omitted all attempts at synonomy

for both genera and species because we feel that the existing

chaotic condition in this group can be better taken care of in a

paper dealing with those phases alone. It is hoped that such a

paper may be issued in the near future. No names given as

trinomials have been included in this paper.

No doubt a more up-to-date selection of generic names might

have been used, and some inconsistencies are known to be present.

During the past few years a great activity has been taking place

in the breaking up of the old groups to form new ones and many

generic names have been provided which will probably not

withstand a revision. We have therefore taken the liberty to

select older names except in cases where the new species form

Wilso7ir-Vickery~List of Aphididae. 23

types of new genera or where generic names recently changed

will probably stand.

For the plant names the Index Kewensis compiled by B. Day-

don Jackson has been used. A great many names listed as

synonyms in that publication are now generally accepted and in

such cases the names now in use are underlined and followed

by the names recognized by Jackson. For example, — Acer ne-

gundo = Negundo aceroides, which indicates that Acer negundo

is now generally in use while Negundo aceroides was the name

accepted by Jackson.

Names in quotation marks are common names or else could not

be located in the Index Kewensis. Generic names followed by

specific names within quotation marks indicate that the specific

names may occur several times with different synonyms.

Among the abbreviations used occur some which are familiar

to aphidologists but may not be to others. To make these clear

a complete citation of these follows.

APHIDIDAE ITALICA (Passerini) 1863 — Archives per la

Zoologia Fanatomia e la fisiologia, Vol. II, Fasc. 2.

HEMIPTERA OP COLORADO (Cowen) 1895— (A Prelim¬

inary List of the Hemiptera of Colorado) — Colorado Agricul¬

tural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 3, Technical Series No. 1.

KANSAS APHIDIDAE (Sanborn) 1904— (Kansas Aphid¬

idae with catalog of North American Aphididae and with Host-

Plant List). The Kansas University Science Bulletin, III, No.

1. (Whole series, Vol. XIII, No. 1).

APHIDIDAE OP MINNESOTA (Oestlund) 1886— (List of

the Aphididae of Minnesota with descriptions of new species) —

Fourteenth Annual Report, Geological and Natural History Sur¬

vey of Minnesota.

APHIDIDAE OF MINNESOTA (Oestlund) 1887— Synopsis

of the Aphididae of Minnesota) — Geological and Natural His¬

tory Survey of Minnesota, Bulletin 4.

APHIDIDAE OP NEBRASKA (Williams), 1911,— (The

Aphididae of Nebraska) — University of Nebraska Studies X,

No. 2. Supposed to have been published in 1910 but apparently

was not issued until 1911. The species described as new in this

paper were originally listed as new species in Special Bulletin,

No. 1 from the University of Nebraska Department of Entomol¬

ogy, published in 1891. No description accompanied the names.

24 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

RAB. LAB. ZOOL. KAB. VARCH. UNIV. (Mordwilko) —

The Fauna and Anatomy of the Aphididae) — Work of the Lab¬

oratory of the Zoological Cabinet, Imperial University of War¬

saw (literal translation). Published in several parts in 1894

and 1895. A table of species was given in 1894 but the species

were not described until 1895. The title of the publication in

which these papers appeared as secured for us by Mr. J. J.

Davis is 'Warshava Universitskiia Izviestiia. ’ ’

REPT. NOX. & BEN. INSECTS N. Y. (Fitch)— Reports on

the Noxious, Beneficial and other insects of the state of New

Y'ork) — Transactions N. Y. State Agricultural Society.

Mr. J. J. Davis, Mr. L. G. Centner and Mr. C. L. Fluke have

been exceedingly kind in helping check data, reading proof, etc.

Mrs. M. Fischer Hildreth has also given much assistance in

copying the manuscript.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

25

A SPECIES LIST OF THE APHIDIDAE OF THE WORLD

AND THEIR RECORDED FOOD PLANTS

PART I

A SPECIES LIST OF THE APHIDIDAE OP THE WORLD

WITH THEIR RECORDED FOOD PLANTS

PART II

A LIST OP APHID FOOD PLANTS AND THE APHIDS

SAID TO ATTACK THEM

26 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

PART 1

A SPECIES LIST OF THE APHIDIDAE OF THE WORLD

WITH THEIR RECORDED FOOD PLANTS

An * indicates that we have been unable to verify the citation.

A generic name following a citation indicates the name under which

that species was first described. Example Aphis.

abameleki, Eulachnus Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V. p, 329, fig.

Pinus pinea, P. sylvestris.

i

abbrevlata, Aphis Patch, 1912. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 202, p.

170, fig.

Alisma plantago.

g-bietaida, Aphis Walker, 1852. List. Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1035. No food plant given. (AMesf)

abieticola, Lachnus Cholodkovsky, 1899. Zool. Anz. XXII, p. 470,

fig.

Picea alha, P. mariana, AMes siMrica.

abieticolens, Chermes Thomas, 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent. Ill.,

p. 156.

Picea sp.

abietina, Myzaphis (Walker), 1849. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2,

III, p. 301. Aphis.

Picea abies, P. alba, P. engelmannii, P. gigantea, P. gleUire, P.

kosteriana, P. mariana, P. monstrosa, P. morinda, P. omoriha,

P. orientalis, P. rubra, P. pungens, P. sitcJiensis.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

27

abietinus, Mindarus Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

278, fig.

AMes nordmanniana, A. pectinata, Picea abies, P. canadensis, P.

mariana.

abietis, Iiachnus (Walker), 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2,

II, p. 100. Aphis.

Picea abies?

abietis, Chermes Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10 Systema Naturae,

p. 454.

Larix decidua, L. sibirica, Picea abies, P. alba, P. mariana, Pinus

cembra, P. sylvestris.

abietis, Lachnus Pitch, 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. Cab.

Nat. Hist., p. 67.

Abies concolor, A. sibirica, Picea abies, P. alba, P. canadensis, P.

mariana.

abietis-laricis, Chermes Stebbing, 1903. Jour. Asiat. Soc. Bengal,

LXXII, part 2, p. 57.

abietis-piceae, Chermes Stebbing, 1903. Jour. Asiat. Soc. Bengal,

LXXII, part 2, pp. 57-60, pi. 1.

Abies webbiana, Picea morinda.

abrotani, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1035.

No Food plant given.

abrotani, Hyalopterus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

18 fig.

Artemisia abrotanum, A. vulgaris.

absinthii, Macrosiphum Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Na¬

turae, p. 452. Aphis.

Achillea ligustica, A. millefolium, Artemisia abrotanum, A. ab¬

sinthium, A. variabilis, A. vulgaris, Helichrysum angustifolia.

absinthii, Rhopalosiphnm Lichtenstein, 1885. Bui. Soc. Ent.

Prance, ser. 6, V, p. CXLI.

Artemisia absinthum.

acaenae, Rhopalosiphum Schouteden, 1904, Erg. Hamb. Magalh.

Sammelr. (1) Sieb. Lief., 7, p. 1. We have seen separate

only.

Acaena splendens.

28 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

acanthi. Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p, 122.

Cirsium arvense, Cnicus oleraceus,

acanthochermes, Phylloxera Lichtenstein, 1876. Ann. Soc. Ent.

Prance, ser. 5, VI, p. XCV.

Quercm rohur.

acaroides, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic

Rev, III, p. 17.

Lepidium virginicam.

a^ericola, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2, I,

p. 461.

Acer pseudO’platanm, Platanm sp.

acerifoliae, Drepanaphls (Thomas), 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist., Bui. 2, p. 4. Siphonophora.

Acer saccharinum, A. saccharum,

acerifolii, Pemphigus Riley, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr., V, No. 1, p. 16.

Acer saccharinum.

acerina, Drepanosiphum (Walker), 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

ser, 2, I, p. 254. Aphis,

Acer campestre, A. platanoides, A. pseudo-platanus.

acerlsi Chaitophorus (Linnaeus), 1761. Fauna Suecica, p. 262.

Aphis,

Acer campestre, A> mospessulaniim, A. negundo, A. opuUfoUum, A.

pennsylvanicum, A. platanoides, A. pseudo-plat anus, A, tatari-

cum, Aesculus parviflora,

aceris, Drepanosiphum Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 202, fig.

Acer campestre.

acerls, Pemphigus Mone.ll, 1883. Can. Ent. XIV, p. 16.

Acer saccharum.

acetosae, Aphis Linnaeus, 1767. Edition 12, II, p. 734.

Rumex aeetosa.

acetosae, Aphis . Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p, 80. fig.

Rumex aeetosa, R. conglomeratus.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

29

achilleae, Macrosiphuni (Pabricius), 1776. Genera Insectorum,

p. 385. Aphis.

AcMllea millefolium.

achilleae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 159, fig. Aphis.

AcMllea millefolium.

achyrantes, Macrosiphum (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 18. Siphonophora.

Achyrantes sp., Alyssum maritimum, Amaranthus sp., Asparagus

plumosus, Gladiolus sp., Malva parviflora.

aconiti, Rhopalosiphum Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor Ent.

deel LV, p. 73.

Aconitum napellus.

♦aculeata, Glyphina Dahl, 1912. Beitr. Naturdenkmalpfi III, p.

434. Pood plant?

addita, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 33, app.

Malva sylvestris.

adducta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 34, app.

Tilia ruT)ra.

adianti, Aphis Oestlund, 188 6. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 26.

Adiantum pedatum.

adjecta, Aphis Walker, 184 9. The Zool. VII, p. 46, app.

Lycopsis arvensis, Cynoglossum officinale.

adjucta, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2220.

Lycopsis arvensis.

adjuvans, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2220.

Lycopsis arvensis.

adscita, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2220.

Lycopsis arvensis.

adusta, Aphis Zehntner, 1897. Archief Java Suiker Ind., V, p. 552.

Saccharum officinarum.

advena, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 48, app.

Samhucus nigra.

30 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

aegopodii, Siphocoryne Scopoli, 1763. Entomologia Carniolica, p.

137. Aphis.

Aegopodia podagraria, 8alix sp.

afiiiiis, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 315.

Mentha viridis.

afimis, Aphis Del Guercio, var. gardeniae, Del Guercio, 1913.

Redia, IX, p. 16 0, fig.

Gardenia radicans.

affinis, Cnaphalodes Borner, 1908. Arb. Kaiserlichen Biol. Ans.

Land-und Forstw., VI, part 2, p. 167.

Larix decidua, Picea abies, Pinus sp.

affinis, Thecabius (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p . 1 8 . Pemphigus.

Populus monilifera, P. nigra, P. pyramidalis, Ranunculus acris, R.

buVbosus, R. tlamula, R. repens,

africana, Aphis Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Research IV, p. 330, fig.

(Sorghum vulgar e, Hordeum vulgare.)?

africana, Tetraneura Van Der Goot, 1912. Mitteilungen aus dem

Naturhistorischen Museum. XXIX. p. 282.

(Prunus amygdalus) ?

ageratoidis, Aphis Oestlund, 188 6. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 38.

Eupatorium ageratoides, E. ur tic ae folium.

agilis, Lachnus Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 161.

Pinus halepensis, P. pinaster, P. sylvestris.

agrimoniella, Macrosiphum (Cockerell), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV,

p . 168. N ectar ophora.

Agrimonia eupatoria.

agropyronensis, Chaitophorus Gillette, 1911. Ent. News, XXII,

p. 442.

Agropyron glaucum.

agrostemnium, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. nov. nom. for Si-

phonophora cichorii, Buckton (part) non. Koch. Jour.

Econ. Biol., VIII, No. 3, p. 146.

Agrostemma githago.

ajugae, Myzus Schouteden, 19 03. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg., XLVII,

p. 194.

Ajuga genevensis, A. reptans.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

31

alatemi, Toxoptera Del Guercio, 1909. Rivista di Pat. Vegetale,

IV, p. 10.

Rhamnus alaternus.

alba, Tetraneura (Ratzeburg), 1844. Die Forst-Insecten, III, p.

222. Aphis.

TJlmus campestris.

albasiphus, Symdobius Davis, 1914. Can. Ent. XLVI, p. 226, fig.

Quercus aWa.

albicomis, Amycla Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

305, fig.

Polygonum sp.

albifrons, Macrosiphum Essig, 1911. Pom. College Jour. Ent. Ill,

p. 543, fig.

Lupinus alhifrons.

albipennis, Schizoneura Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit,

Museum, part 4, p. 1051.

Pood plant not given.

albipes, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 52.

Symphoricarpos orMculatus, S. racemosa, S. occidentalism

alboapicalis, Siphocoryne Theobald, 1916. The Entomologist

XLIX, p. 18 2, fig.

Malva sp.

albus, Chaitophorus Mordwilko, 1901. Horae Soc. Ent. Ross.

XXXIII, p. 410.

Populus sp.?

alemedensis, Aphis Clarke, 1903. Can. Ent. XXXV, p. 251.

Prunus domestica.

aliemis, Aphis Theobald, 1913. The Entomologists Record, XXVII,

p. 54.

In nest of Lasius alienus.

alismae, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 26. No description.

Alisma plantago.

allegheniensis, Lachnus McCook, 1877. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.,

VI, p. 274, fig.

Quercus sp.

32 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

alliariae, Macrosiphiun (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 160, fig. Siphonophora.

Lactuca macrophylla, L. scariola, Lapsana communis, Sisymbrium

alliaria, S. officinale, SoncJius oleraceus.

Probably Linn, was meant for Koch as Koch refers the species to

Linnaeus in the subject matter.

alliariae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 177, fig. Siphonophora.

No food plant with the original description.

Sisymbrium alliaria, S. officinale.

allii, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphiden, p. 11. No

description.

Allium sp.

alni, Myzocallis DeGeer, 1773. Memoires des Insects, III, p. 47,

fig. Aphis.

Alnus glutinosa, A. rhombifolia.

alni, Chermes Kalm, 1770. Travels in North America (English

Translation), I, p. 154.

Alnus sp.

alni, Glyphina (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 107. Aphis.

Alnus incana, A. glutinosa, Betula alba.

alni. Pemphigus Provancher, 1890. Petite Faune Ent. Can. Ill,

p. 320.

Alnus sp.

alnifoliae, Myzocallis (Fitch), 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N.

Y. *Cab. Nat. Hist., p. 67. Lachnus.

Alnus rubra, A. rugosa.

alnifoliae. Pemphigus Williams, 1911. Aphididae Nebraska, p. 7.

AmelancMer alnifolia. A. spicata.

alter, Symdobius Mordwilko, 1908. L’ann. de Musee Zool. L’Acad.

Imperial des Sciences de St. Petersburg, XIII. p. 378.

Betula alba.

alterna, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool, VII, p. 43 app.

Salix caprea.

althaea. Aphis Harris, 1776. Exposit. Eng. Ins., p. 66, fig. Identi¬

fication of insect is not clear.

Wilson-Yickery—List of ApMdidae.

33

ambrosia, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. -Mon. Mag. & Critic,

Rev., Ill, p. 17.

AmhrO'Sia psilastacJiya.

ambrosiae, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1877, Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist.,

Bui. 2, p. 4. Siphonophora.

Amhrosia psilostachya, A. triflda, Iva xanthifolia, RudtecMa sp.,

Rutus villosus.

amentlcola, Aphis Kalteabach, 1874. Die Pflanzenfeinde,

Populus sp,, Salix alM.

americana, Eriosoma (Riley), 1879. BuL U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 4, fig. Schfigoneura.

Ulinus americana,

americamis, Pemphigus Walker, 1852. List, Homop. Insects Brit.

Museum, part 4, p. 1057.

Food plant not given. (Pyrus malus)f

amerinae, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent., (Germar) III, p. 369.

Food plant not given.

arnica, Aphis Walker, 1848. The ZooL VI, p. 2218.

Artemisia maritima.

ampelinus, RMzoctoiius Mokrzhetsky, 1896 (1897). Horae Soc.

Ent. Ross. XXX, p. 438.

Vitis viniferaf

ampelophila, Aphis Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 157, fig.

(Vines) Sambucus spf

ampelorhlza, Schizoneura Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Relaz. Staz.

Agr. Fir., II, p. 104.

Vitis vinifera.

ampullata, Amphorophora Buckton, 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I.

p. 187, fig.

Asplenium sp., Cystopteris montana, Onoclea struteopteris, Poly-

stichum sp.

amycli, Tychea Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 300, fig.

Triticum dicoccum. “Emers”

3-™~S. A. L.

34 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

amygdall, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 104,

figs. A new name for Aphis persicae Boyer.

amygdali, Aphis Blanchard, 1840. Hist. Nat. Ins., Ill, p. 206.

Prunus amygdalus.

amygdali, Dryobiiis Van Der Goot, 1912. Mitteilungen aus dem

Naturhistorischen Museum, XXIX, p. 280.

Prunus sp.

amygdalinus, Aphis Schouteden, 1905. Broteria, IV, p. 163.

Prunus amygdalus? ■

angelica©, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 52,

fig.

Angelica sylvestr is, Arctium lappa, Cicuta virosa, Hedera Helix.

angelicae, Syphocoryne Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 328, fig.

Angelica sylvestris, Artemisia adsinthium.

annuae. Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 43.

EcTiinocTiloa crus-galli, Poa annua, Poa compressa.

aimulatus. Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent., (Germar), III, p. 369. -

Quercus sp.

annulatus, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 7, fig.

Betula alha, B. nigra.

aimulipes. Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic

Rev., Ill, p. 17.

Hieracium gronovii, H. paniculatum.

anonae, Trichosiphum Pergande, 1906. Ent. News, XVII, p. 207.

Anona muricata.

antennata. Monaphis (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p. 115. Aphis.

Betula alha.

antennatum, Melanoxantherium, Patch, 1913. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta.

Bui. No. 213, p. 87, fig.

Salix sp.

antirrhinii, Macrosiphum (Macchiati), 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital.,

XV, p. 228. Siphonophora.

Antirrhinum majus.

Wilson-Yickery — List of Aphididae.

35

anthrisci, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon, der Pflanzenlause, p. 112.

Anthriscus sylvestris, A. vulgaris, CJiaerophylllm tremulum, Pir

melia sp.

aparines, Ai>his Fabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 735..

Galium aparine.

aparines, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 4tf.

Galium aparine, G. mollugo, Papaver sp.

apocyni, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 9 7, fig.

Apocynum androsaemifolium, A. cannaMnum, Ononis natrix.

apposita, Aphis Walker, 18 50. The Zool. VIII, p. 103, app.

Senicio vulgaris.

aquatica, Siphocoryne Gillette and Bragg, 1916. Ent. News,

XXVII, p. 447, fig.

Catahrosa aquatica.

aquaticus, Aphis Jackson, 1908. Ohio Naturalist VIII, p. 243, fig.

Nympliaea sp.

aquilegia-canadensis, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag.

& Critic Rev., I, p. 361.

Aquilegia vulgaris.

aquilegia-flavus, Hyaloptems (Kittel), Hayhurst, 1909. Jour. N.

Y. Ent., Soc. XVII, p. 107.

Aquilegia vulgaris.

aquilegiae, Hyaloptems Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,.

p. 19, fig.

Aquilegia vulgaris.

aquilegiae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,.

No. 2, p. 92.

Aquilegia vulgaris.

arabis-moUis, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic

Rev., Ill, p. 17.

AraMs canadensis.

aralis-hispida, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag. & t:!ritic

Rev., II, p. 360.

Aralia Tiispida.

36 Wisconsin Academij of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

arbuti, Aphis Ferrari, 18 73. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova III

p. 228. . ’

Arhutus unedof

arbuti, Rhopalosiphum Davidson, 1910. Jour. Econ. Ent III p

378.

Arbutus menziesii.

archangelicae, Aphis Scopoli, 1763. Entomologia Carniolica, p

137.

Angelica archangelica, Archangelica sp.

archangelicae, Siphocoryne Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minne¬

sota, p. 36.

Angelica atropurpurea.

^armata, Aphis Hausmann, 1802. Mag. Ins. Illiger, p. 439.

Digilatis purpurea, papaver sp.

armoraciae, Aphis Cowen, 18 95. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 117.

Radicula armoracea.

artemisiae, Aphis Passerini, 18 60. Gli Afidi, p. 35.

Artemisia absinthium, A. campestris, A. vulgaris.

artemisiae, Chaitophorus Gillette, 1911. Ent. News, XXII, p. 443,

fig.

Artemisia dracunculoides.

artemisiae, Cryptosiphum Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II,

p. 145, fig.

Artemisia vulgaris.

artemisiae, Macrosiphum (Boyer de Ponscolombe) , 1841. Ann.

Soc. Ent. Prance, X, p. 162. Aphis,

Achillea millefolium, A. nobilis. Althaea officinalis, Artemisia

abrotanum, A. absinthium, A. variabilis, A. vulgaris. Chrysan¬

themum balsamita, C. leucanthemum, Tanacetum vulgare.

artemisiae, Macrosiphum Boyer de Ponscolombe. vai% citrinum,

Schouteden, 1901. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg., XLV, p. 117.

Artemisia vulgaris.

artemisiae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 165, fig. Siphonophora.

Artemisia campestris, A. vulgaris.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

37

artemisiae, Macrosiphum (Cowen), 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p.

123. N ectarophora.

Artemisia tridentata.

artemisiae, Slphocoi^yne Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 178, fig.

Artemisia campestris.

artemisicola, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 37.

Artemisia cana.

artemisicola, Macrosiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Ne¬

braska, p. 73. Siphonophora.

Artemisia cana, Cirsium lanceolatum.

artocarpi, Greeotiidea (Westwood), 1890. Trans. Ent. Soc. Lon¬

don, p. 649, fig. Siphonophora.

Artocarpus integrifolia, Onesma ferrea.

arundicolens, Callipterus Clarke, 1903. Can. Ent. XXXV, p. 249.

Arundo sp.

arundinis, Hyalopterus (Pabricius) , 1775. Systema Entomologiae,

p. 734. Aphis,

AmopMla arundinaced, Amygdalus communis, Arundo sp., Cala-

magrostis epigeios, C. littorea, Dactylis glomerata, Elymus

avenarius, Phragmites communis, P. vulgaris. Primus ar-

meniaca, P. domestica, P. insititia, P. persicae, P. spinosa,

Salsola kali, Scirpus caespitosus, 8. lacustris, Vistis vinifera.

arundinis, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 3, p. 144.

Arundo phragmitis, Calamogrostia epigeios.

ascita, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1045.

Cucumis melo.

asclediadifolii, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Rept. State

Ent., Illinois, p. 58. Siphonophora.

Should read M. asclepiadifolii.

Asclepias cornuti.

asclepiadis. Aphis Pitch, 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. Cab.

Nat. Hist., p. 65.

Acerates floridana, Apocynum cannaMum, Asclepias speciosa, A»

stenopylla, A. syriaca. Citrus aurantium, EuphorMa sp.,

Nerium oleander.

38 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences , Arts^ and Letters.

asclepiadis, Macrosiphum (Cowen), 1895. Hemiptera of X^olo., p.

123. N ectarophora.

Asclepias speciosa, A. tridentata.

asclepiadis, Myzocallis Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 29. Caliipterus.

Asclepias amplexicaulis, A. oMusifolia, A. syriaca.

asclepiadis, Myzus Passerini, 1863. Aphididae Italicae, p. 25.

Asclepias curassavica, A. grandiflora, A. *'lunata,” A. syriaca, A.

tul)erosa, Citrus aurantium, CompJiocarpus fructicosus, Nerium

oleander, Salix sp.

asperulae, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool., VI, p. 2248.

Asperula odorata.

assidua, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 40, app.

Pyrus germanica.

assueta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 49, app.

Daucus carota.

asteris. Aphis Walker, 1849. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2, III, p.

48.

Aster trifolium.

asteris, Pemphigus Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p.

13. No description.

Aster sp.

atomaria. Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 50, app.

Atriplex patula.

atra, Macrosiphum (Ferrari), 1872, Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, II, p. 58. Siphonophora.

Artemisia ahrotanum, A. camphorata, A. variahilis, A. vulgaris.

atratus, Chermes Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IV, p. 3 9,

fig.

Quercus sp.

atriplicis, Aphis Linnaeus, 1761. Fauna Suecia ed. altera p. 262.

Atriplex Jiastata, A. Jiortensis, A. latifolia, A. littoralis, A. patula,

A. portulacoides. Beta vulgaris, Chenopodium album, C. Tiy-

hridum, C. murale, C. polyspermum, C. urbicum, C. vulvaria,

Rumex altissimus, R. crispus.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

39

atronitens, Aphis Cockerell, 1903. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XXIX,

p. 115.

Yicia sp.

atropae, Macrosiphum (Mordwilko) , 1895. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab.

Varch. Univ., p. 271. Siphonophora.

Atropa Tjelladona.

attenuatus, Pemphigus Osborne and Sirrine, 189 2. Proc. Iowa

Acad. Sci., I, p. 100. Reprinted, 1893, Insect Life, V, p.

237.

Smialx rotundifolia.

aubletia, Aphis Sanborn, 1904. Kansas Aphididae, p. 48.

Yerl)ena auhletia.

aucta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 33, app.

Arenaria peploides.

aucupariae, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 76,

fig.

Pyriis aucuparia, P. malus, P. torminalis.

aurantiaca, Macrosiphoniella Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 117.

No description.

aurantiae, Toxoptera Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

254, fig.

Citrus aurantium.

aurantii, Toxoptera (Boyer de Ponscolombe) , 1841. Ann. Soc.

Ent. France, X, p. 178. Aphis.

Camellia oleiferae, C. thea, Citrus aurantium, C. medica, Coffea

sp., Pellionia sp., Straussia sp., Thea (Camellia) japoniea.

australis, Lachnus Ashmead, 1881. "Can. Ent. XIII, p. 68.

Pinus palustris, P. serotina.

avellanae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi¬

den, p. 168, fig. Aphis.

Corylus avellana.

avellanae, Myzocallis (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 112.

Aphis.

Corylus avellana.

40 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

avenae, Aphis Fabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 73 6.

Agrostis alta, Apium graveolens, ArrJienatherum elatius, Arena

fatua, A. orientalis, A. sativa, A. strigosa, Bromus hordeaceons,

B. inermis, B. racemosus, B. secalinus, B. unioloides, Capsella

hursa-pastoris, Coreopsis sp., Crataegus coccinea, C. oxyacantha,

Cydonia vulgaris, Dactylis glomerata, Elymus canadensis, E.

geniculatus, E. virginicus, Euchlaena mexicana, Festuca ovina,

F. ovinaduriuscula, F. ruhra, Glyceria fluitans, Holcus lanatus,

Hordeum disticTion, H. liexasticJion, H. jubatum, H. murinum,

H. vulgare, Koeleria cristata, Folium multiflorum, L. perenne,

Melica bauMni, M. penicillaris, Optilaster opulifolius, Phalaris

arundinacea, Phleum pratefise, Poa annua, P. compressa, P.

pratensis, P. trivialis, Polygonum persiearia, Primus padus, P.

virginiana, Pyrus communis, P. germanica, P. malus, Secale

cereale, Setaria glauca, S. italica, Sorghum halepense, S. sac-

charatum, S. vulgare, Syntherisana sanguinale, Triticum

dicoccum, T. vulgare.

avenae, Sipha Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Ent. Agr.

Fir., II, p. 116.

Arena sativa, Cynodon dactylon, Hordeum murinum.

avenivorum, Macrosiphum Kirkaldy, 1905. The Entpinologist,

XXXVIII, p. 132.

New name for Macrosiphum granaria (Kirby) Buckton.

baccharidis, Macrosiphum (Clarke), 1903. Can. Ent. XXXV, p.

254. N ectarophora.

Baccharis sp.

bakeri, Aphis Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 118.

Amsinckea sp., Anthemis sp., Artemesia sp., Crataegus sp., Gna-

phalium sp., Medicago sativa, Melilotus alba, Pyrus communus,

P. malus, Senecio vulgaris. Trifolium pratense, T. repens.

balbianii, Phylloxera Lichtenstein, 1874. Compt. Rend. Acad.

Sci., LXXIX, part 2, p. 781.

Food plant?

ballii, Brachycolus Gillette, 1^08. Can. Ent., XL, p. 67, fig.

Carex nebraskensis.

ballotae, Aphis Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 35.

Ballota nigra, Marrubium sp.

balsamiferae, Pempliigus Williams, 1911. Aphididae Nebraska,

p. 8.

Populus balsamifera.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

41

*balsamitae, Aphis Muller, 1776. Zool. Dan. Prodr., p. 109.

Achillea Ugustica, A. millefolium, A. odorata, A. ptarmica, An-

themis tinctoria, Bidens frondosa, Chrysanthemum halsamitae,

Gnaphalium uglinosum, Helichrysum arenarium, H. chrysan¬

themum, H. stoechas, Lamium purpureiim, Matricaria sp.,

Papaver sp., Senecio vulgaris.

bambusae, Aphis Fullaway, 1910. Rept. Hawaii Agr. Exp. Sta.,

(1909), p. 35, fig.

Bamlusa sp., Phyllostachys sp.

bambusae, Oregnia Buckton, 1893. Ind. Museum Notes, III, p. 87.

Bamdusa arundinacea, Drendrocalamus giganteus.

bartsiae, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 49, app.

Bartsia viscosa.

basalis, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2220.

Lycopsis arvensis.

beccabuiigae, Aphis Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

146, fig.

Chrysantheinum coronarium, C. leucanthemum, Veronica anagal-

lodes, V. l)eccal)unga.

bedfordi, Macrosiphoniella? Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Research^

IV, p. 318, fig.

Chrysanthemum sp.

begoniae, Macrosiphum Schouteden, 1901. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg.^

XLV, p. Ilf.

Begonia sp.

bella, Endeis Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 312, fig.

Avena sativa, Bromus sterilis, Hordeum vulgare, Panicum milia-

ceum, Setaria glauca, 8. viridis, 8. verticillata, Triticum sp.r

Zea mays.

bellidis, Aphis Mosley, 1841. Gardners Chronicle, I, p. 684.

(Beilis perennisf).

bellis, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 98, fig.

Beilis perennis.

bellula, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 36, app.

Primus spinosa.

42 Wisconsin Academij of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

bellus, Callipteinis (Walsh), 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phila., I, p. 299.

Aphis.

Myrica gale, Querciis agrifolia, Q. alha, Q. cerris, Q. coccinea, Q.

macrocarpa, Q. rohur, Q. rubra, Ulmus racemosa.

berberidis, Aphis Fitch, 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y., Cab.

Nat. Hist., p. 65.

Berberis vulgaris f

berberidis, Liosomaphis (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 95. Aphis.

Berberis vulgaris.

berlesei, Sipha Del Guercio, 1904. Redia II, p. 135. fig.

Aira caryopJiyllea, DescJiampsia flexuosa.

betae, Macrosiphum (Theobald), 1913. Jour. Board of Agr., XIX,

No. 11, p. 918. Rhopalosiphiim.

Beta sp., ''Chenopodiaceae.*'

betae, Pemphigus Doane, 1900. Ent. News, XI, p. 391. also

Wash. Exp. Sta., Bui. 42, p. 1.

Achillea millefolium, Agropyron occidentale, Beta vulgaris, Cheno-

podium album, Distichlis spicata, Hordeum jubatum, Iva

xanthifolia. Polygonum aviculare, Populus deltoides, Rumex

crispus, R. hymenosepalus, R. occidentalis, Solidago sy.

betae, Smyiithurodes Westwood, 1849. Gardners Chronicle, p.

420.

Beta sp.

betulae, Callipterus Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

217, fig.

Betula alba, B. fontinalis.

betulae, Chaitophorus Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p.

139, fig.

Acer campestre, Betula alba.

f

betulae, Euceraphis (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Na¬

turae, p. 452. Aphis.

Betula alba.

betulae, Hamanielistes (Mordwilko), 19 01. Horae Soc. Ent. Ross.,

XXXIII, p. 973, fig. Cerataphis.

Betula alba, B. alpestris.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

43

l)etulae, Vacuna Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 177.

Alnus glutinosa, Betula alha.

betulaecolens, Callipterus Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Terr. Surv. V, No. 1, p. 30.

Betiila fontinalis.

ibetulaecolens, Euceraphis (Fitch), 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State

N. Y. Cab. Nat. Hist., p., 66. Aphis.

Betula alha, B. fontinalis, Tilia americana; and on apple hy acci¬

dent.

hetularia, Callipterus (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. Der Pflanzen¬

lause, p. 119. Aphis.

Betula alha, B. nigra.

hetulella, Calaphis Walsh, 18 62. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I, p. 301.

Betula alha, B. nigra.

hetulicola, Callipterus (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen¬

lause, p. 44. Aphis.

Betula alha, Carpinus hetulus, Corylus avellana.

hetulina, Aphis Walker, 1852. List. Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p, 1039.

Betula sp.f

betulina, Hamamelistes Horvath, 1896. Wien. Ent. Zeit., XV, p.

6. Tetraphis.

Betula alha.

betulina, Vacuna Buckton, 1886. Trans. Ent. Soc., London, p.

326, fig.

Betula alha.

betulinus, Chaitophorus Van Der Goot, 1912. Mitteilungen aus

dem Naturhistorischen Museum, XXIX, p. 276.

Betula alha, Populus tremula.

beulahensis, Pterocomma (Cockerell), 1904. Can. Ent., XXXVI.

p. 263. Cladobius.

Populus tremuloides.

bicolor, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., I, p.

168.

Food plant not given.

44 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

bicdlor, Aphis Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 139, fig.

Galium veruni.

bicolor, Callipterus Koch, 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

212, fig.

No Food plant with the original description,

bicolor, Pterocomma (Oestlund), 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 3 6. Melanoxanthus.

Populus halsamifera, Salix sp.

bienis Myzus Sanborn.

• bifrons, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2, I, p.

444.

Alnus glutinosaf

bifrontis, Macrosiphum (Passerini) 1879. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XI,

p. 45. Siphoiiophora.

Inula viscosa.

bignoniae, Sipha Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XV, p. 362.

Lachjius.

Catalpa Mgnonioides, Tecoma radicans.

bipunctatimi, Phylloxera Lichtenstein, 1874. Bui. Soc. Ent.

Prance, p. GDI.

Quercus sp.

bituberculata, Aphis Wilson, 1913. Ent. News, XXV, p. 298, fig.

Saccharum officinarum.

bituberculata, Pterocomma Theobald, 1912, Kept. Econ. Zool.,

Year ending Sept. 30, 1912, pp. 82-84, figs.

Food plants?

bobretzkyi, Stomaphis Mordwilko, 1901. Horae Soc. Ent. Ross.,

XXXIII, p. 412.

Populus nigra, Salix sp.

bogdanowi, Lachnus Mordwilko, 18 95. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab.

Varch. Univ. p. 115.

f

Picea aMes.

For description in German see Zool. Anz. XVIII, 1895, p. 97.

borealis. Pemphigus Tullgren, 1909. Ark. Zool. V, No. 14, p. 142,

fig.

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

Wilson-Vickery—List of Aphididae.

45

foouveri, Chermes Cholodkovsky, as var. of C. piceae Ratzburg,

which see

*boyeri, Pemphigus Passerini, 1856. Giornale Giardini III, p. 262,

Coix lacryma-joM, Digitaria humifusa, Oryza sativa, Poa praeten-

sis. 1

For other food plants see P. radicum Boyer.

boyeri, Pemphigus Passerini, (var. saccharata Del Guercio, 1900.

Nuov. Rel. 8taz. Fir., II, p. 93.

braggii, Drepanosiphum Gillette, 19 07. Can. Ent., XXXIX, p. 393,

fig.

Acer negundo.

braggii, Myzus Gillette, 19 08, Dan. Ent. XL, p. 17, fig.

Circium arvense, Cynara sp., Elaeagnus-argentea, Scolymnus sp.,

Shepherdia argentea.

brasiliensis, Ceratavacuna Hempel, 1901. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

ser. 7, VIII, p. 384.

Cattleya loddigesii, Epidendrum sp.

brassicae, Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p.

452.

Brassica adpressa, B. alha, B. arvensis, B. campestris, B. fruticu-

losa, B. napus, B. nigra, B. oleracea, B. rapa, Bnnias erucago,

Capsella hursa-pastoris, Cramhe maritima, Diplotaxis tenui-

folia, Erysimun australe, E. mnescens, Hesperis matronalis,

Isatis tintoria, Lepidium sativum, RapJianus landra, R. raphan-

istrum, R. sativus, Bpinacia oleracea, TUalictrum minus.

brassica-napus, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic Rev. Ill, p. 17.

Brassica napus.

brevicauda, MacrosiphoneUa Del Guercio, as var. of M. chrysan-

themi Del Guercio, w^hich see.

brevicornis, Pemphigus (Hart), 1894. Eighteenth Report Nox.

& Ben. Ins. Ill., p. 97, fig. Tychea.

Achillea ageratum, A. millefolium. Aster sp. Chenopodium album.

Euphorbia sp., Iva sp., Rumex occidentalis, Zea mays.

brevis, Aphis Sanderson, 1902. Thirteenth Rept. Del. Agr. Exp.

Sta. p.157, fig,

Crataegus coccinea, Cydonia vulgaris, Lathyrus odoratus, Pyrus

japonica, P. malus.

46 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters,

breviorostris, Pteroclilorus Mordwilko, as var. of P. roboris Linn.^

which see.

brevisiphona, Aphis Theobald, 1913. Jour. Board Agr., XIX, No.

11, p. 920, fig.

Beta vulgaris, Chenopodium sp.

brittenii, Rhopa-losiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. BioL, VII,

p. 107, fig.

Ribes sp.

brumiea, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova,

II, p. 70.

Ononis calumae, 0. natrix, 0. spinosa.

brunellae, Aphis Scouteden, 19 03. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg., XLVII,

p. 194.

Prunella vulgaris?

bruneri, Cliaitophorus Williams, 1911. Aphididae Nebraska, p. 25.

Populus tremuloides.

bufo, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, II, p. 46.

Carex arenaria, Lycopsis arvensis.

bumeliae, Pi’ocipliilus (Schrank) 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 102.

Ahies halsamea, A. fraseri, A. veichii, Fraxinus excelsior Pinus sp.

burrowi, Pemphigus Sanborn, 1904. Kansas Aphididae, p. 18.

Radicula sinuata.

bursarus, Pemphigus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Na¬

turae, p. 453. Aphis.

CheirantUus cTieiri, Chenopodium sp., Cichorium intyhus, Lactuca

saligna, L. scariola, L. virosa, Lysimachia sp., Melilotus officim

alis, Populus. deltoides, P. molinifera, P. nigra, P. pyramidalis,

P. tremula, Sonchus asperis, 8. oleraceus.

butomi, Rhopalosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, 11, p. 114.

Aphis.

Butomus umhellatusf

buxtoni, Rectinasus Theobald, 1914. The Entomologist, XLVII,

p. 29.

In nest of Bothryomyrmex meridionalis Pheidole pallidula, Ter¬

mites. Leueotermes lucifugus.

W ilson-V ickery—List of ApMdidae.

41

cadiva. Aphis Walker, 1849.. The ZooL VII, p. 32, app.

Silene maritima.

*caenilesceiis, PempMgiis Passerini, 1856. Giornale Giardini, III,,

p. 262.

Ulmus campestris.

caianense* Macrosiphiiiii (Del Guercio), 1900. Nuov. ReL Staz..

Fir., II, ser. 1, p. 168. Siphonophora.

Sorghum saccharatum.

{

calanilnthae, Phorodon Macchiati, 1885. Bui. Soc. Ent, Ital.,.

XVII, p. 54.

Satureja vulgaris, Teucrium sp.

calaminthae, Rhopaloslplium Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore de&

Aphidens, p. 16. No description.

Calamintha sp.

calendula©, Mac.rosiphuiii (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. &

Geog. Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 21.

Bidens laevis, Calendula arvensis.

caleiidulella, Macrosiphum (Monell) 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. &

Geog. Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 19. Siphonophora.

Bidens laevis, Calendula arvensis.

caleiidulicola, Aphis Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr., V, p. 23.

Bidens laevis, Calendula arvensis, C. offlcinalis. Chrysanthemum sp.

calif oniica, Macrosiphum (Clarke), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV, p.

264. 'N ectar ophor a,

Salix sp.

californicus, Essigella (Essig), 1909. Pom. Jour. Ent., I, p. Ir

fig. Lachnus,

Pinus sp.

califomicus, Monellia Essig, 1912. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent., 4, p.

767, fig.

Juglans californica.

californicus, Pemphigus Davidson, 1911. Jour. Econ. Ent. IV, p.

414.

New name for Pemphigus ranunculi, Davidson. Name preoc¬

cupied.

48 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ and Letters.

callae, Macroslphum? (Henrich), 1909. Verhand. Mitt. Sieb.

Ver. Naturw. LIX, p. 26, Siphonophora.

Ricfiardia africana.

callipterus, Aphis Hartig, 1841, Zeit. Entom. (Germar)' III, p. 369,

Betula sp.

callunae, Aphis Theobald, 1915, The Entomologist, XLVIII, p.

260.

Calluna vulgaris.

calotropMis, Aphis Del Guercio, 1916. Redia, XI, p. 299, fig.

Calotropis, procera.

caltliae, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 48, fig.

Caltha palustris.

camelhae, Toxoptera (Kaltenbach), 1843, Mon. der Pflanzen¬

lause, p. 122. Aplils.

Camellia japonica, Citrus medica.

cameliicola, Aphis Del Guerclo, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 161, fig.

Camellia sp.

campanulae, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflan¬

zenlause, p. 26. Aphis.

Aster Unosyres, Campanula erinus, C. persicifolia, C. rotundifoUa,

C. traccUelmm, Chrysanthemum • leucanthemum, Specularia

speculum.

campanula-riparia, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag,

& Critic, Rev, I, p. 361.

Campanula rotundifoUa.

canadensis, Microsiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Ne¬

braska, p. 89. Oryptosiphum.

Artemisia canadensis, A. ludoviciana.

f

canadensis, Pemphigus Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 151, fig.

Populus canadensis, P. nigra.

canae, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 39.

Artemisia cana.

candicans, Aphis Passerini, 1879. Bui. Soc, Bnt, ItaL, XI, p. 46.

Orohanche ramosa.

WilsoTir-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

49

candicans, Chaitophorus? Thomas, 1877. Trans. Ill. State Hort.

Soc. N. S. X, p. 169, Aphds. No description.

cannabis, Phorodon Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 34.

Cannabis sativa.

capreae, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

P. 6.

Salix caprea, 8. fragilis.

capreae, Siphocoryne (Pabricius), 1775. Systema Entomologiae

p. 734. Aphis.

Aegopodium podograria, Angelica arcJiangelica, A. atropurea, A.

sylvestris, Apium graveolens, A. nodiflorum, Carum sp., Chaero-

phyllum sylvestris, C. temulum, Conium maculatum, Coreopsis

sp,, Daucus sp., Foeniculwn vulgare, Heracleum spondylium,

Liotris sp., Pastinaca sativa, Petroselinum Twrtense, Peuceda-

niim alsaticum, P. officinalis, Salix alba, 8. amygdaloides, 8.

babylonica, 8, caprea, 8. lucida.

capsellae. Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 58.

Callistephus hortensis, Capsella bursa-pastor is, Chaerophyllum

temulum, C. silvestris, Mentha longifolia, M. sylvestris, Parie-

taria officinalis. Verbena chain aedry folia, Y. officinalis.

capsellae. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 7 6, fig.

Capsella bursa-past oris.

caraganae, Macrosiphum Cholodkovsky, 1907. (1908), Revue

Russe d’ Entomologie, VII, pp. 87-95, fig.

Caragana arborescens, C. pygmaea.

carbocolor, Aphis Gillette, 1907. Can. Ent. XXXIX, p. 391, fig.

Rumex altissimus..

carduella. Aphis Walsh, 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I, p. 300.

Cirsium altissimum, C. lanceolatum.

carduelliimm, Rhopalosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Re¬

search, VI, p. 113, fig.

Carduus sp.

cardui. Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p.

452.

Anthemis maritima, A. tinctoria, Arctium lappa, Borago offlcinalis,

Carduus acanthoides, C. crispus, C. nutans. Chrysanthemum

4 — S. A. L.

50

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

leucantliemum, Cirsium arvense, C. lanceolatiim, C. muticum,

Cynara cardunculus, Doronicum cruenta, Eryngium campestre,

Hieracium umhellatum, Lithospermum officinale, Malva rotun-

difolia, M. sylvestris, Matricaria chamomilla, Onopordon acan-

thium, 0. illyricum, Onosma stellulatum, Primus nigra, Scolym-

nus hispaniscus, Senecio erucifolius, 8. jacohaea, 8. vulgaris,

^'VeridiumP

carduina, Phorodon (Walker), 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser.

2, VI, p. 44. Aphis.

Carduus nutans, Cirsium lanceolatum.

caricis, Aphis Schouteden, 19 06. Mems. Soc. Ent. Belg., XII, p.

218.

Carex pseudo-cyperus.

caricis, Carolinaia Wilson, 1911. Can. Ent., XLIII, p. 61.

Carex sp.

caricis, Toxoptera Fullaway, 1910. Kept. Hawaii Agr. Exp. Sta.,

(1909), p. 32, fig.

Carex sp.

carlucciana, Vacuna Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 289, fig.

Castanea sativa.

caniosa, Endeis Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IV, p. 92, -

fig. Taken in ants nest.

Arena pratensis.

camosa, Macrosiphum (Buckton), 18 76. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I,

p. 144. Siphonophora.

Urtica urens.

camosa Macrosiphum (Buckton), var. impatientis, Williams, 1911.

Aphididae Nebraska, p. 74. Siphonophora.

Impatiens Mflora, I. pallida.

carotae. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 112, fig.

Daucus carota, D. setulosus, Pastinaca sativa, Tordylium apulum.

Tordylium apulum.

carpini, CaUipterus Koch, 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

216, fig.

Betula alha, B. tremula, Carpinus hetulus, Corylus avellana.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

51

caryae, Erlosoma Fitch, 1856. Third Kept. Nox. Ben. Insects N.

Y., p. 443.

Cary a sp. Juglans nigra.

caryae, Longistigma (Harris), 1841. Insects Inj. Veg., p. 208.

Aphis.

Acer saccharinum, Carya alha, C. cordiformis, C. glabra, Juglans

nigra, Platanus occidentalis, Populus sp., Quercus marilandica,

Tilia americana, T. cordata.

caryae, Monellia (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr. V, No. 1, p. 31. Oellipterus.

Carya illinoensis, C. ovata, Juglans nigra, J. regia.

caryae-avellana. Phylloxera Riley, 1880. The American Entomol¬

ogist, III, p. 230.

C. alba, Carya ovata.

caryaecaulis. Phylloxera (Pitch), 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects N. Y., p. 155. Pemphigus.

Carya alba, C. cordiformis, C. glabra, C. ovata.

caryae-fallax, Phylloxera Riley, 1875. Seventh Rept., Nox. & Ben.

Insects Mo., p. 118.

Carya alba, C. ovata.

caryaefoliae, Callipteims Davis, 1910. Ent. News, XXI, p. 198, fig.

Carya sp.

caryaefoliae. Phylloxera Pitch, 1856. Third Rept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects N. Y., p. 446.

Carya alba, C. glabra.

caryae-glohuli. Phylloxera Walsh, 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil.,

I, p. 809.

Carya alba, C. glabra, C. ovata.

caryae-gummosa. Phylloxera Riley, 1875. Seventh Rept., Nox. &

Ben. Insects, Mo., p. 118.

Carya alba.

caryae-magnum. Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Am. Ent.

Soc., II, p. 391. Dactylosphaera.

Carya alba, C. cordiformis.

caryae-pilula, Xerophylla Walsh, 1867. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., VI,

p. 283. No description.

Carya glabra.

52 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters.

caryae-ren, Phylloxera Riley, 1875. Seventh Rept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects, Mo., p. 118.

Carya gladra. '

caryae-scissa, Phylloxera Riley, 1880. The American Entomolo¬

gist, III, p. 230.

Carya aid a, C. ovata.

caryae-semen, Phylloxera Walsh, 1867. Proc. Ent. Soe. Phil., VI,

p. 283.

Carya gladra.

caryae-septum, phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Am. Ent. Soc.,

II, p. 389. Dactylosphaera.

Carya alba, C. glabra.

caryae-septum Phylloxera var. perforans, Pergande, 1904. Proc.

Dav. Acad. Sci. IX, p. 193.

Carya glabra.

caryaevenae, Phylloxera (Fitch), 1856. Third Rept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects N. Y., p. 444. Pemphigus

Carya alba.

caryella, Monellia (Fitch), 1855. First Rept. Nox. & Ben. Insects

N. Y., p. 163. Aphis.

Carya alba, C. cordiformis, C. ovata, Juglans californica.

castanae, Vacuna Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 289, fig.

Castanea sp.

castanea, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 131,

fig.

Cirsium arvense, C. lanceolatum,

castaneae, Callipterus Fitch, 1856. Third Report Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects N. Y., p, 471.

Castanea dentata, C, sativa.

castaneae, Callipterus Buckton, 1881. Mon. Brit. Aphides, III,

p. 26, fig.

Castanea vesca.

castaneae, Phylloxera (Haldeman), 1850. Amer. Jour. Sci. Arts,

IX, ser. 2, p. 108. Chermes.

Castanea dentata, C. sativa.

Wilso7V-Vickery — List of Aphididae,

53

castanea-vesca, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bos. Soc. Nat. Hist.

I, p. 168.

Castanea pumila, C. vesca.

cathartica, Aphis Del Guercio, 1909. Rivista di Pat. Veg., IV, p..

5.

Rhamnus frangula. i

caudata, Macrosiphum (Pergande), 1900. Proc. Wash. Acad. Sci.,

II, p. 513. Nectarophora.

Food plant unknown.

caudata, Trama Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 246, fig.

Lactuca scariola.

ceanothi, Aphis Clarke, 19 03. Can. Ent. XXXV, p. 250.

Ceanothus cuneatus, C. integerrimus.

ceanothi-hirsuti, Aphis Essig, 1911. Pom. Jour. Ent. 3, p. 525, fig.

Ceanothus hirsutus.

cecconii Dachiiiella Del Guercio, as var. of L. cilicica Del Guercio,

which see.

cembrae, Ch-ermes Cholodkovsky, 1888. Zool. Anz., XI, p. 47.

Pinus cemdra.

cembrae, liachnus Cholodkovsky, as var. of Ii. pini Linn, which see.

centaureae. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 63,

fig.

Centaurea melitensis, C. scabiosa, C, sphaerocepTvala, Crepis biennis*.

centranthi, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. The Entomologist,.

XLVIII, p. 261.

Centranthus rubra, Valeriana offtcinalis.

cephalanthi. Aphis Thomas, 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., BuL

2, p. 11.

Cephalanthus occidentalis.

cephalicola, Aphis Co wen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 118.

Trifolium repens.

cerasi, Aphis Muller, 1776. Zool. Dan. Prod. p. 110, fig.

54 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

cerasi, Aphis Sclirank, 18 01. Fauna Boica, II, p. 115.

Primus cerasus, P. domestica, P. persica, P. spinosa.

cerasi, Myzus (Fabricius), 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 734.

Aphis.

OpJirys aranifera. PJiotinea serratula, Prunus avium, P. cerasus, P.

domestica, P. maiialeh, P. persica, P. serotina.

cerasicolens, Aphis Fitch, 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. ‘Cab.

Nat. Hist. p. 65.

Prunus avium, P. serotina.

cerasifoliae, Aphis Fitch, 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben. Insects

N. Y., p. 131.

Prunus avium, P. nigra, P. pennsylvanicum, P. serotina, P. vir-

giniana.

cerasina, Aphis Walker, 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2, VI,

p. 43.

Prunus avium.

cerastii, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1846. Ent. Zeit. (Stettive),

VII, p. 171. Aphis.

Cerastium arvense, Stellaria graminea, 8. holostea.

ceratoniae, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p.

18. No description.

Ceratonia sp.

cerealis, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 16. Aphis.

Agropyron repens, Agrostis alba, Apera spicaventi, Avena fatua, A.

sativa, A. strigosa, Bromus liordeaceous, B. secalinus, B. ster-

ilis, Dactylis glomerata, EcJiinocTila crus-galli, Elymus cana¬

densis, E. virginicus, Glyceria fluitans, Holcus lanatus, H. mol¬

lis, Hordeivm distichon, H. murinum, H. vulgare, H. vulgare-

Mmalayense, Lolium perenne, Poe annua, P. pratensis, Poly¬

gonum persicaria, Secale cereale, Betaria viridis, Trifolium

pratense, Triticum sativum, T. spelta, T. villosum, T. vulgare.

cerealium, Schizoiieura Szaniszlo, 1880. Term Fuzetek, IV, pp.

192-196-233.

Hordeum sp., Triticum sp.

cerricola, Pterochlorus Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 266, fig.

Quercus cerris.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

55

certa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 32, app.

Viola tricolor

chaerophilli, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 79,

fig.

Beta vulgaris, Caucalis daucoides, Chaerophyllum aromaticum, C.

temulum, C. tuberosum, Daucus carota, Heracleum spondylium.

chamaedrys, Phorodon Passerini, 1879. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., II,

p. 48.

Teucrium chamaedrys.

chamomillae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

65, fig.

Anthemis nobilis, Matricaria cfiamomilla.

chelidonii, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen¬

lause, p. 41. Aphis.

Brassica oleracea, Chelidonium majus, Rubus idaeus.

chenophyllum-canadense, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon.

Mag. & Critic., Rev. I, p. 361.

CTienophyllum canadensis.

chenopodiae, Brevicoryne (Das) Van der Goot, 1915. Beitr.

Kenntn. der Holland. Blatt. Harrlem, p. 245.

No description.

chenopodii, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 109.

Atriplex patula, Chenopodium album, C. glaucum.

chenopodii, Aphis Co wen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 119.

Chenopodium album.

chinensis, Schlectendalia (Bell), 1851. Pharmaceutical Journal,

X, p. 128. Aphis.

Distylium racemosum, Rhue sp.

chloris, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 91, fig.

Fragaria vesca, Cratiola officinalis, Hypericum crispum, H. mon-

tamim, H. peroratum, Scabiosa columbaria, Scrophylaria gal-

ericulata, Stachys recta.

cholodkovskyi, Macrosiphum Mordwilko, 1909. (Trudi), Bureau

of Entomology, Dept, of Agri. St. Petersburg, VIII, p. 10.

Spiraea ulmaria.

56 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

chrysanthemi, Apliis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 5 6, app.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum.

chrysanthemi, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

73, fig.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Matricaria chamomilla, M. inodora.

chrysanthemi, Macro siphoniella Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII,

p. 332.

Chrysanthemum sp.

chrysanthemi, Macrosiphoniella Del Guercio as var. brevicanda,

Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 117.

No description.

chrysanthemi, Macrosiphum (Oestlund), 1886. Aphididae of Min¬

nesota, p. 22. Siphonophora.

Bidens connata, B. laevis.

chrysanthemicola. Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 39.

Chrysanthemum sp.

chrysanthemicolens, Macrosiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae

of Nebraska, p. 75. Siphonophora.

Chrysanthemum sp.

chrysothamni. Aphis Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., XLI,

p. 101, fig.

Chrysothamnus lanceolatus.

cichbrii. Aphis Dut'rechet, 1833. Ann. Soc. Nat., XXX, p. 204.

Cichorium endiva, C. intyhus.

cichorii, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 184, fig. Siphonophora.

Agrostemma githago, Cichorium endiva, C. intydus.

cicutae, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlaues Aphiden,

p. 24, fig.

Cicuta virosa.

cilicica, Dachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 297, fig.

Ahies cilicica.

cilicica I<achniella var. cecconii Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p.

297, fig.

AMes cilicica.

Wilson-Vickery—List of ApMdidae,

m

clmicifornils, Paracletus Hey den, 1837. Ent. Beitr. Mus. Senk. II^

p. 294.

Festuca ovina-duri-uscula.

cinchona, FempMgxis (Buckton) Atkinson, E. A., 1889. Ind. Mu¬

seum Notes, I, p. 6.

Cinchona sp,

circezandis, Aphis Fitch, 1870. Thirteenth Kept. Nox, & Ben. In¬

sects, N. Y., p. 501.

Galium aparine, G. circaezans.

circumflexa, Macrosiphimi (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides,

I, p. 130, fig. Siphonophora.

Adriantum Tiytridum, Amorphophallus sp., Anemone cylindrical

AraMs sp., Artemisia dracunculoides, Arum italicum. Aster

spp., Car duns flodmanii. Chrysanthemum sp., Cineraria sp.^

Cyclamen sp. Doronicum cruenta, Freesia sp., Hydrangea hor-

tensia, Lilium candidum, Malvastrum coccineum, Oxalis rosea^

''Persimmom'' Physalis peruviana, Polymnia canadensis, Ra¬

nunculus acris, Richardia africana, Rudheckia laciniata, Rumex

ohtusifolius, Bamhucus canadensis, Bchizanthus sp., Benecio

cineraria, BoUdago missouriensis, *'Bpiraxis^\ Bteironema het-

erophyllum Tulipa sp. Vinca sp., Viola nuttallii.

circnmvailata, Terniitapliis Wasmann, 1903. Tijdschar. Bnt.,

XLV, p. 105, fig.

Food plant not given. In an ants’ nest.

cirsii, Macrosiphum (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Na¬

turae, p. 462. Aphis.

Cirsium arvense.

ctrsina, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ, Stor. Nat. Genova,

III, p. 226.

Cirsium arvensis.

cistatus, Dryobius Buckton, 1881. Mon. Brit, Aphides, III, p. 78,

“Spruce fir”.

clsti, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 20,

No description.

Cistus sp.

cistl, Aphis Walker, 1862. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1037.

No food plant given.

58 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters.

citri, Aphis (Ashmead) Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 69. No description.

Citrus sp.

citricidus, Myzus Kirkaldy, 1907. Proc. Hawaii Ent. Soc., I, part

3, p. 100.

Citrus aurantium.

^ citricola, Aphis Van der Goot, 1912. Mitteilungen aus dem Na-

turehistorischen Museum, XXIX, p. 273.

Citrus sp.

citrifolii, Macrosiphum (Ashmead), 1880. Orange Insects, p. 66.

Citrus sp.

citrinum Macrosiphum Ashmead as a var. of M. artemisiae Boyer

which see.

*citrulli, Aphis Ashmead, 1882. Florida Dispatch, I, p. 241.

Citrus sp.

clematidis, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 78,

fig.

Clematis flammula, C. recta, C. vitalha.

clematidis, Toxoptera Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Agr.

Fir., II, p. 145.

Clematis vitalda.

clinopodii, Aphis Passerini, 1861. Att. Soc. Sci. Nat., Ill, p. 399.

Calamintha acinos, Mentha sylvestris, Satureja vulgaris.

cnici, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 122.

Cnicus oleraceus.

cnici, Apliis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 40.

Cnicus sp.

coccinea, Phylloxera Heyden, 1837. Ent. Beitr. Museum Senken-

berg, II, p. 28 9. Vacuna.

Quercus ilex, Q. rohur.

coccineus, Cliermes Ratzeburg, 1843. Stett. Ent. Zeit. IV, p. 202.

Ahies halsamea, A. pectinata, Picea ahies Pinus sp.

Wilson-Vickery~List of Aphididae.

59

coccus, Pemphigus Buckton, 1889. Trans. Linn. Soc., London,

(2), V, p. 142, fig.

Pistacia vera.

coffeae, Aphis Nietner, 1880. The Coffee Tree and Its Enemies,

p. 12.

Coffea araHca.

collega, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2218.

Artemisia maritima.

coloradensis, Chermes, Gillette, 1907. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil.,

p. 16, fig.

Pinus contorta, P. eduUs, P. ponderosa, P. scopulorum.

coluteae, Pemphigus Passerini, 1863. Aphididae Italicae, p. 75.

Coliitea arhorescens.

comes, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2, I, p.

258.

Betula alha.

commoda. Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2219.

Artemisia maritima.

compositae, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p.

123, fig.

^'Compositae, species unknown.

compositae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research VI,

p. 106, fig.

Compositae sp., african plant called "MocatJia.'’

compressa, Colopha Koch, 1857. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

267, fig. Schizoneura.

TJlmus americanus, U. campestris, U. "effiisa.”

confinis, Lachnus Koch, 1857. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 245,

fig.

Juniperus communis.

confusa. Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 46, app.

ScaMosa arvensis.

conica, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Am. Ent. Soc., II, p.

390. Dactylosphaera.

Carya aWa, C. cordiformis.

60 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

conifera, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Am. Ent. Soc., II^

p. 397. Dactylosphaera.

Carya cordiformis.

coniferarum, Ohermeis ‘Cholodkovsky, 1889. Zool. Ans. XII, p. 222.

Picea abies, Larix dicidua.

conii, Siphocoryiie Davidson, 19 09. Jour. Econ. Ent., II, p. 304.

Conium maculatum.

conjuncta, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2220.

Lycopsis arvensis.

consolidae, Aphis Passerini, 18 63. Aphididae Italicae, p. 43.

Matricaria chamomille, SympMtum o3cinale.

consolidatus, Chermes Patch, 19 09. Psyche, XVI, p. 137.

Larix laricina, Picea mariana, P. rubra.

consona, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 36, app.

Prunus spinosa.

consors, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool., VI, p. 2218.

Cynogolssum officinalis.

conspersa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 46, app.

Scabiosa arvensis.

consueta, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool., VI, p. 2219. ,

Lycopsis arvensis.

consumpta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 54, app.

Digitalis purpurea.

contermhia, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 31, app.

Cakile maritima.

convecta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 37, app.

Prunus domestica.

conviva, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 36, app.

Prunus spinosa.

convolvuli, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 40. Aphis.

Convolvulus arvensis C. sepium, C. tricolor, Ipomoea purpurea,

Nemophila sp., Vinca major, Y. minor.

W ilson-Y ichery — List of Aphididae.

61

convolvulicola, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat.

Genova, II, p. 66.

Convolvulus altheoides, C. arvensis.

cookii, Aphis Essig, 1911. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent. 3, p. 587, fig.

Citrus sp.

cooleyi, Chermes Gillette, 1907. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil., p. 3,

fig.

Picea englemanni, P. pungens, Pseudotsuga douglassi.

cooleyi Chermes Gillette, var. coweni, Gillette, 19 07. Proc. Acad.

Nat. Sci. Phil., p. 10, fig.

Picea englemanni, Pseudotsuga douglassi.

coracinus, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 2, fig.

Acer campestre, A. platinoides, A. pseudo-platanus.

cora/llorhizae, Macrosiphum (Cockerell), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV,

p. 167. Nectarophora.

CorallorMza multiflora.

cordatae, Chaitophorus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 26.

Salix cordata.

coreopsidis, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist. Bui. 2, p. 7. Siphonophora.

Bidens aristosa, B. Mpinnata, B. frondosa, B. vulgata.

coriandri, Brevicoryne (Das) Van Der Goot, 1915. Beitr Kenntn.

Holland. Blat. Harrlem, p. 245.

No description.

comi, Anoecia (Pabricius), 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 736.

Aphis.

Andropogon furcatus, Bromus Tiordeaceous, B. sterilis, B. unio-

loides, Capsella hursa-pastoris, Cornus amomum, C. asperi-

folia, C. paniculata, C. sanguinea, C. stolanifera, Digitaria

humifusus, D. sanguinalis, EcMnocTiloa crus-galli, Eragrostis

major, E. megastacTiya, E. pectinacea, Festuea ovina-durius-

cula, Grindelia squarrosa, Holcus lanatus, Hordeum judatum,

Muhlendergia racemosa, Panicum capillar e, P. dicJiotomiflorum,

P. proUferum, Phleum pratense, Polygonum aviculare, P.

pennsylvanica, P. persicaria, Prunus domestica, Setaria glauca,

S. italica, S. viridis, Sorghum vulgare, Spartina cynosuroides,

Triticum vulgare, Zea Mays.

62 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters,

corni, Scliizoiieura Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) , III, p. 367,

Cornus sanguinea,

cornicola, Aiioecia (Walsh), 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I, p. 304.

Eriosoma.

Cornus stolanifera, Digitaria Tiumifusa.

*coiiiicularius, Pemphigus Passerini, 1856. Giornale Giardini,

III, p. 261.

Pistacia tereMntMis.

coniifila, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 312, fig.

Cornus sp.

cornifoliae, Aphis Pitch, 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. Cab.

Nat. Hist., p. 65.

AmarantJius retroflexux, Cornus amomum, C. florida, C. paniculata,

C. stolanifera, Iva xantMfoliae, Riles aureum.

cornu, Hamamelistes Shimer, 1867. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. I,

p. 283.

Hamamelis virginiana.

comus-stricta, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & ‘Critic.

Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Cornus stricta.

coronillae, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, II, p. 69.

Coronilla pusilla.

corrugatans, Pemphigus Sirrine, 1894. Proc. Iowa Acad. Sci., I,

p. 129.

Amelancliier alnifoUa, A. ulmifoUa, A. canadensis, Crataegus crus-

galli, C. macrocapetra, C. occidentalis, C. oxyacantha, C,

tomentosa.

corticalis, Chermes Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p. 197.

Pinus strolus, P. sylvestris.

corticalis, Phylloxera Kaltenbach, 1867. Vern. Nat. Ver. Preuss.

Rheinl. Westph., p. 44.

Quercus rolur.

corydalis, Macrosiphum (Oestlund) 188 6. Aphididae of Minne¬

sota, p. 25. Siphonophora.

Corydalis aurea.

Wilson-Yickery — List of Aphididae.

63

coryli, Callipterus Koch, 18 55. Die Piianzenlause Aphiden, p.

215, fig.

Corylus americana.

coryli, Macrosiplmm Davis, 1914. Can. Ent. XLVI, p. 48, fig.

Corylus americana.

coryli, Myzocallis (Goeze), 1778. Ent. Beitrage, II, p. 311.

Aphis.

Alnus glutinosa, Betula sp., Carpinus detulus, Corylus avellanUy

Fraxinus excelsior, Myrica gale.

corylinuni, Rhopalosiphum Davidson, 1914. Jour. Econ. Ent., VII,

p. 134, fig.

Corylus rostrata.

costata, Lachnus (Zetterstedt) 1828. Zett. Faun. Ins. Lapp., I,

p. 559. Aphis.

AMes sp., Picea mariana.

costata, Schizoneura Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III, p.

367.

AMes sp., Finns sp.

coweiii, Chermes Gillette, as var. of O. cooleyi Gillette which see.

coweni, Macrosiphuiii (Hunter), 1901. Iowa Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui.,

60, p. 114. Nectar ophor a.

A new name for M. artemisiae Cowen.

Artemisiae tridentata.

coweni, Phyllaphis (Cockerell), 1905. X::an. Ent. XXXVII, p. 392.

Penujhigus.

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi.

craccae. Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p.

452.

Yicia cracca, V. lutea, V. sativa, Y. villosa. No description was

given until 1761, Fauna Suecica editia altera, p. 260.

craccivora. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 124,

fig.

Anagyris sp., Yicia cracca.

crassa, Tychae 'Cockerell, 19 03. Psyche, X, p. 218.

Pood plant not given.

64 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

*crassirostris, Phylloxera Dahl, 1912. Beitr. Naturdenkmalpfl,

III, p. 435.

Food plant?

crataegaria, Macrosiphum (Walker) 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.

(2), VI, p. 46. Aphis.

Crataegus oxyacantha.

crataegeUa, Aphis Theobald, 1912. List of Aphididae of the Hast¬

ings District, p. 9.

A new name for Aphis crataegi Buckton not Kaltenbach.

•crataegi, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlaiise, p. 66.

Crataegus oxyacantha, Pprus communis, P. malus, Ranunculus sp.

crataegi, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 64, fig.

Crataegus oxyacantha.

crataegi, Eriosoma (Oestlund) 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p.

27. Schizoneura.

Crataegus punctata, C. tomentosa.

crataegi, 3Iacrosiphiiiii (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, p. 20. Siphonophora.

Crataegus coccinea, C. oxyacantha, C. punctata.

crataegi, ProciphUus Tullgren, 1909. Ark. Zool. V. No. 14, p. 96,

fig.

Crataegus oxyacantha, Pyrus malus.

crataegifoliae, Aphis Fitch, 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y.

Cab. Nat. Hist., p. 66.

Crataegus coccinea, C. punctata.

crataegus-coccinea. Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Crataegus coccinea.

creelii, Macrosiphum Davis, 1914. Canadian Entomologist, XLVI,

p. 41, fig.

Medicago sp.

crithmi. Aphis Buckton, 1886. Trans. Ent. Soc. London, p. 323,

fig.

Crithmum maritimum.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

65

croaticus, Pterochloris Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

228, fig. Dryobius.

Quercus ilex, Q. rohur.

crucis, Thomasia Essig, 1912. Pom. 'Coll. Jour. Ent., 4, p. 741, fig.

Salix longifoUa.

cucubali, Aphis Passer ini, 18 63. Aphididae Italicae, p. 47.

Bilene cucubalus, S. latifolia.

cucumeris, Aphis Forbes, 1882. Twelfth Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects Ill., p. 83, fig.

Beta vulgaris, Cucumus melo, Cucurhita maxima.

cucurbitae, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Kept. State

Ent., Ill., p. 67. Siphonophora.

GucurMta maxima, C. pepo.

cucTirbitae, Macrosiphum Mordwilko as a sub sp. of M. cyparissiao

Koch which see.

cucurbiti, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 56, fig.

Cucumis sativus, GucurMta maxima, G. pepo.

cuneomaculata Lachniella Del Guercio as a var. of L. larlcis ( ? )

which see,

cupressi, Laclmus Buckton, 1881. Mon. Brit. Aphides, III, p. 46,

fig.

Gy press sp.

curtipilosa, Lachnus Mordwilko as a var. of L. pineus Mordwilko.

curvipes, Lachnus Patch, 1912. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 202, p.

161, fig.

AMes dalsamea.

cydoniae, Aphis Boisduval, 1867, Essai Entom. Hort., p. 254.

Gydonia vulgaris.

cymbalariae, Aphis Schouteden, 1900. Ann. Ent. Soc. Belg. XLIV,

p. 123.

Linaria cymhalaria.

cynarae, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research VI, p. 124, fig.

Gynara sp.

5~S. A. L.

66 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

cynaglossi, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 22.

No description.

Cynoglossum sp.

cynoglossi, Phorodon Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

88.

Catalpa sp., Cynoglossum sp., Dianthus caryophyllus.

cynoglossum, Aphis Walker, 1848. The ZooL, VI, p. 2217.

Cynoglossum officinale.

cynosbati, Macrosiphum (Oestlund), 1887. Aphididae of Minne¬

sota, p. 81. Nectarophora.

Rides aureum, R. cynosdati.

cyparissiae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 174, fig. Siphoiiophora.

EupTiordia cyparissia, E. peplus, Redus fruticosus, Scadiosa succisa.

cyparissiae, Macrosiphum Koch, var. cucurbitae, Del Guercio, 1913.

Redia, IX, p. 194.

Angelica arcangelica, A. sylvestris, Bryonia dioica. Calendula

officinalis. Chrysanthemum frutescens, C. leucanthemum,

Conium maculatum, Ecdallion elaterium?

It is not clear to authors whether or not all of the above food

plants were meant for this species.

cyparissiae, Acyrthosiphoii Koch sub. sp. cyparissiae, Mordwilko,

1914. Fauna of Russia, (Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petro-

grad., p. 188. See Macrosiphum cyparissiae Koch.

Euphordia sp.

cyparissiae, Acyrthosiphon Koch, sub sp. propinquum, Mordwilko,

1914. Fauna of Russia, (Insect Hemiptera), I, Petro-

grad., p. 193. See Macrosiphum cyparissiae Koch.

Euphordia gerardiana.

cyperl. Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, II, p. 45.

Juncus lampocarpus.

cyperi, Carolinaia Ainslie, 1915. The Can. Ent., XLV, p. 85.

Cyperus esculentus.

cyperl, Geoica Schouteden, 1902. Zool. Anz., XXV, p. 656.

Cyperus virens.

Wilsofir-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

67

cyperis, Myzocallis Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XV, p.

259.

Cynoglossum sp.^ Cyperis rotundus.

cytisorimi, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III, p. 370.

Cytisus laburnum,

dactylidis, Hyalopterus Hayhurst, 1909. Jour. N. Y. Ent. Soc.

XVII, p. 115.

Dactylis glomerata, Tridens flavus.

dahliae, Aphis Mosley, 1841. Ganders Chronicle, p. 628.

Dahlia sp.

danesiiy Bdmeria Grassi and Poa, 19 08. Atti Reale Accad. Lincei

Rend. XVII, p. 683.

Quercus sp.

dauci, Aphis Fabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 737.

Achillea millefolium, A. ptarmica, Beilis perennis, Chrysanthemum

leucanthemum, Daucus carota, EpiloMum molle, Erigeron

canadensis, Gossypium herbaceum. Lychnis dioica, Plantago

major, P. media, P. coronopus, P. rugelii, Taraxacum officinale,

Viola tricolor.

daiici, Forda Goureau, 1867. Bui. Soc. Ent. France, p. Ixxxix.

Daucus sp.. Lychnis dioica.

daTisiana, Aphis Del Guercio, 1913, Redia, IX, p. 159.

This name given for Aphis sambuci (Linnaeus) Davis.

Sambucus sp.

degeeri, Pemphigus Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p. 186.

Pinus sp.

delicata, Chaitophorus Patch, 1913. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta., Bui. No.

213, p. 80, fig.

Populus tremuloides.

dentatus, Lachnus LeBaron, 1872. Second Rept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects, Ill., p. 138.

Salix sp.

deplanata, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 205.

Carya alba.

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depressa, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., II,

p . 39 0. Dactylosphaera,

Carya alda, C. ovata.

derbesi, Pemphigus Lichtenstein, 1880. Bui. Soc. Ent. Pr., (6),

X, p. LXXXII.

A new name for Pemphigus pallidus (Haliday), Derbes.

Pistachia tereMnthus.

derelicta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 50, app.

Calystegia soldanella.

desmodii, Macrosiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 76. Siphonophora.

Desmodium canescens.

despecta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 53, app.

EpiloMum sp.

destructor, Macrosiphum (Johnson), 1900. Can. Ent. XXXII, p. 56.

N ectarophora.

Pisum sativum.

detracta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 38, app.

Prunus domestica.

devastati’ix, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci.,

IX, p. 248.

Carya ilUnoensis.

devecta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 38.

Pyrus mains.

diani, Pemphigus Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, III, p. 234.

dianthi, Rhopalosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p

114. Aphis.

Dianthus caryopJiyllus, Pentaptes phoenicea, Solanum dulcamara,

8. tul)erosum.

dianthi, Rhopalosiphum var. poae, Williams, 1911. Aphididae of

Nebraska, p. 70.

Hyoscyamus niger, Poa compressa.

diervilla-lutea, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev., I, p. 360.

Diervilla lutea.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

69

dllineatus, Hyalopterus Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p.

113, fig.

Rosa centi folia.

diminuta, Aphis Walker, 1850. The Zool. VIII, p, 103.

Senecio vulgaris.

diospyri, Aphis Thomas, 1879. Eighth Kept. State. Ent. Ill. p. 95.

Diosypros virginiana.

diphaga, Aphis Walker, 1852. List. Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1042.

EpiloMum sp.

diplanterae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 151, fig. Siplionophora.

Justica furcata, Malva sylvestris.

diplepha, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Rosa sp.

dipsaci, Macrosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 104.

Aphis.

Cynara cardunculus, Dipsacus pilosus, D. sylvestris.

dirhoda, Macrosiphum (Walker) 1849. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

Ill, p. 43. Aphis.

Avena sativa, Bromus hordeaceous, Dactylis glomerata, Olyceria

fluitans, Holcus sp., Hordeum murinum, Poa sp., Polygonum

persicaria, Rosa canina, R. centifolia, R. eglonteria, R. rugos,

Secale cereale, Triticum sativum.

discolor. Aphis Burmeister, 1835. Hand, der Entomologie, II, p.

94. No food plant given.

discolor, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bos. Soc. Nat. Hist., I, p.

169. No food plant given.

discolor, Myzocallis (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 30. Callipterus.

Quercus ticolor, Q. macrocarpa.

dispar. Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2251.

Pood plant unknown to authors.

70 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

dispar, Myzus Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 225, p. 50.

Rihes spp.

dissita, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 34, app.

LatUyrus odoratus.

distychii, Nipponaphis Pergande, 1906. Ent. News, XVII, p. 205..

DistycMum racemosum.

diversa, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool., VI, p. 2251.

Prunus domestica.

dolichi, Aphis Montrouzier, 1861. Ann. Soc. Ent. Prance, ser. 4,

I, p. 74.

Dolichos sp.

donacis, Aphis Passerini, 1862. Atti. Soc. Ital. Sci. Nat. Milano

III, p. 399.

Arundo donax,

donisthorpei, Trama Theobald, 1913. The Ent. Record, XXVII,

p. 52.

In nest of Tetramorium caespitum.

dryophila, Vacuna (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 113.

Aphis.

Cornus sanguinea, Quercus aegilops, Q. ilex, Q. roT}ur.

duhia, Macrosiphum (Ferrari), 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat.

Genova, II, p. 55. Siphonophora.

Artemisia campestris, A. vulgaris.

dubia, Rhopalosiphum (Curtiss), 1842. Jour. Royal Agr. Soc.,

Ill, p. 54, fig. Aphis.

Prunus persica.

dubium, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (In-

sec'ta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 180.

*‘Papilionacearum''

duffieldii, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 2, p. 88.

Tulipa sp.

edentula, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 39, fig.

Crataegus oxyacantha.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

71

edifactor, Pemphigus Buckton, 1893. Ind. Mus. Notes, III, p. 71.

Pistacia terebinthus.

egens, ApMs Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1036.

No food plant given.

egressa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 38.

Prunus domestica.

elaeagni, Myzus Del Guercio, 1894. IL Naturalista Siciliana, XIII,

p. 197.

Cirsium arvense, Elaeagnus angustifolia, E. reflexa, Shepherdia

argentea.

elegans, CaUipterus Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p,

213, fig.

TJlmus campestris.

It

elegans, Rhopalosiphum Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Xliv. Stor. Nat.

Genova, III, p. 217.

Salvia ceratophylloides, 8. rectoflora.

elegans, Sipha Del Guercio, 1905. Redia, II, p. 137, fig.

Hordeum murinum.

eleusinis, Rhlzohius Thomas, 1877, Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., Bui.

2, p. 15.

Eleusine indica,

emeljanovi, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia,

(Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 171.

Food plant?

epilohii, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p. 64.

EpiloMum angustifoUum, E. Tiirsiitum, E. molle, E. montanum, E.

parviflorum, E. roseum, Gentiana cruciata.

epilohii, Aphis Kittel, 1827. Mem. Soc. Linn. Paris, V, p. 152.

EpiloMum molle, E. palustre, Lavatera sp.

epilohii, Macrosiphum (Pergande), 1900. Proc. Wash. Acad. Sci.

II, p. 515. Nectarophora.

EpiloMum sp.

epilohiina, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool., VII, p. 53, app.

EpiloMum sp.

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eragrostidis, Colopha Middleton, 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist.,

Bui. 2, p. 17.

Anthoxanthum odoratum, Eragrostis frankii, E. megastacfiya, E.

minor, E. pilosa, Panicum sp.

eragrostidis, Tychea Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 39.

Eragrostis megastachya, Poa annua, Setaria glauca, S. viridis,

Triticum vulgare.

erecta, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 314, fig.

Oalium erectum.

ericae, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1038.

No food plant given.

erigeron-canadense, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev., Ill, p. 17.

Erigeron canadensis.

erigeronensis, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1877, Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist., Bui. 2, p. 7. Siphonophora.

Ambrosia trifida, Beta vulgaris, Erigeron canadensis, Lactuca

pulchella, L. scariola.

erigeronensis, Tychea Thomas, 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent. Ill.,

Vol. 5, p. 168.

Erigeron canadensis, Cichorium intybus, EcMnochloa crus-gaUi,

Poa pratensis, Zea mays.

erigeron-philadelphicum, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon.

Mag. & Critic. Rev., I, p. 361.

Erigeron pMladelpMcus.

erigeron-strigosum, Aphis Rafinesque 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Crit. Rev., Ill, p. 17.

Erigeron ramosus.

eriobotryae, Aphis Schouteden, 19 05. Broteria, IV, p. 164.

Eriobotyra japonica.

eriogoni, Aphis Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 119.

Eriogonum umbellatum, Eriogonum alatum, Erigeron acris.

eriophori, Hyalopterus (Walker), 1848. Anns. Mag. Nat. Hist,

ser. 2, II, p. 46. Aphis.

EriopJiorum vaginatum.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

73

erraticum, Rhapalosiphjum Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 35, fig.

No food plant given.

erraticuSy Prociphilus Koch, 1857. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

283, fig.

Food plant unkonwn to Koch.

erysimi, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p. 99.

Capsella hursa-pastoris, Raphanus rapUanistrum, Sisymbrium

allaria, S. officinale.

eupatorii, Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 39.

Eupatorium perfoliatum.

eupatorliy Aphis Passerini, 18 63. Aphididae Italicae, p. 36.

Eupatorium cannaMum, Malva sp., Stachys recta.

eupatorii, Macrosiphum (Williams) , 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 77. Siphonophora.

Eupatorium ageratoides, E. perfoUatum, E. urticaefolium.

euphorbiae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p.

94.

Erigeron canadensis, Euphorbia amygdaloides, E. biglandulosa, E.

corrollata, E. cyparissia, E. escula, E. althyrus, E. peplus, E.

terracina, E. virgata.

euphorbiae, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zoologist, VII, p. 43, app.

Euphorbia peplus.

euphorbiae, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1877, Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist., Bui. 2, p. 6. Siphonophora.

Euphorbia maculata.

euphorbicola, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist., Bui. 2, p. 6. Siphonophora.

Euphorbia hirsuta, E. marginata.

euphrasiae, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 51, app.

Euphrasiae officinalis.

evonymi, Aphis Pabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae p. 736.

Evonymus europaeus, E. atropurpureus, Rhamnus frangula. Vibur¬

num latana.

74 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

exsiccator, Lachnus Altum, 1882. Forst Zoologie, III, p. 353, fig.

Fagus sylvatica.

exul, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 31, app.

Pelargonium sp.

exul, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 48, app.

Bamhucus nigra.

*fabae. Aphis Blanchard, 1840. Hist. Nat. Ins., Ill, p. 207.

Yicia faba.

fabae. Aphis Scopoli, 1763. Entomologia Carniolica, p. 139.

Vida faba.

*fagi, Chermes Altum, Forst Zoologie, III, p. 359, fig.

Fagus sp.

fagi, Chermes Linnaeus, 1761. Fauna Suecica, editio altera, p.

263.

*fagi, Phyllaphis (Linnaeus), 1767. Systema Naturae, Edition,

12, p. 735. Aphis.

Fagus ferruginea, F. grandifolia, F. sylvatica.

fagifoliae. Pemphigus Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 175, fig.

Fagus sp.

familiaris. Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool., VI, p. 2220.

Lycopsis arvensis.

farfarae. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 54, fig.

Adenostyles albida, Tussilago farfara.

farinosa. Aphis Gmelin, 1788. Systema Naturae, I, part 4, p. 2210.

Salix sp.

farinosus, Pterocomma Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 178, fig.

Lamium sp.

*farinosus, Lachnus Cholodkovsky, 1891. Rev. Sci. Nat. St. Pe¬

tersburg, No. 8, pp. 294-305.

Picea abies, P. glauca, P. pungens, Pinus sp.

fasciata, Macrosiphoniella Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 117.

For description see page 189, fig.

Artemisia campestris.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

75

fasciatus, liachnus Burmeister, 1835. Hand, der Entomologie,

II, p. 93.

Picea aMes, P. mariana, Pinus strodus^ P. sylvestris.

filaginea, Anuraphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 308, fig.

Filago gallica.

filaginis, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 25

No description. n

Filago sp,

fllaginis, Myzus Schouteden, 1906. Mems. Soc. Ent. Belg., XII,

p. 231.

Filago gallica,

filaginiSy Pemphigus (Boyer de Fonscolombe), 1841. Ann. Soc.

Ent. France, X, p. 188. Aphis.

Filago gallica, F. germanica, F. minima, Onaphallium erectum, G.

uliginosum, Populus alia, P. monilifera, P. nigra, P. pyra-

midalis.

fllaginis, Macrosiphum (Lichtenstein), 1884. La Flore des Aphi¬

dens, p. 25. No description. Siphonophora.

Filago sp.

fltchii, Aphis Sanderson, 1902. 13th Kept. Del. Agr. Exp. Sta., p.

137, fig.

Crataegus coccinea, Pyrus germanica, P. malus.

flabellus, Chaitophorus Sanborn, 19 04. Kansas Aphididae, p. 37.

Carex sp.. Grass sweepings.

flaveola, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 55, app.

Carduus sp.

flavescens, Trama Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 307.

Artemisia vulgaris.

flavula, Forda Rohwer, 1908. Pysche, XV, p. 68.

Grass roots (Gramineae).

flavus, Euceraphis Davidson, 1912. Jour. Econ. Ent., V, p. 406,

fig.

Alnus rhomMfolia.

flavus, Hyalopterus Schouteden, 1906. Mem. Soc. Ent. Belg., XII,

p. 230.

Aquilegia vulgaris, Rosa sp.

76 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

flavusy Lachnus Mordwilko, 1895. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab. Varcb.

Univ., p. 133.

Picea aMes.

For description in German see Zool. Anz. XVIII, 1895, p. 102.

flavus, Sipha (Forbes), 1884. Thirteenth Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects, Ill., p. 42, fig. Chaitophorus.

Arena sativa, Digitaria sanguinalis, Echinochloa crus-galU, Phleum

pratense, Poa pratensis, Sorghum dora, S. halepense, 8. sac-

charatum, Setaria glauea, Zea mays.

flocculosa, Lachnus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 22.

Pinus ponderosa.

flocculosa, Pterocomma (Weed), 1891. Insect Life, III, p. 291,

fig. Melanoxanthus.

Salix cinerea.

floccus, Chernies Patch, 1909. Psyche, XVI, p. 137.

Picea marina, P. ruhra, Pinus strohus.

florentina, Phylloxera Targioni-Tozzeti, 1875. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital.,

VII, p. 287.

Quercus farnetto, Q. ilex, Q. sessilifolia.

floris-rapae, Aphis Curtiss, 1842. Jour. Royal Agr. Soc., Ill, p. 55.

Brassica oleracea.

foae, Phylloxera Borner, 1909. Zool. Anz., XXXIV, p. 26.

Quercus rohur.

fodiens, Schizoneiira Buckton, 1881. Mon. Brit. Aphides, III, p.

94, fig.

Bromus arienariusf, Rihes nigrum.

foenlculi, Siphocoryne Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 37.

Conium maculatum, Daucus carota, Foeniculus vulgare, Pastinaca

sativa.

foUicularius, Pemphigus Passerini, 1861. Atti Soc. Ital. Sci. Nat.

Ill, p. 400.

Pistacia terehinthls.

folsomii, Aphis Davis, 1908. Ent. News, XIX, p. 143, fig.

P seder a quinquefolia.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

77

forbesi, Aphis Weed, 1889. Bui. Ohio Agr. Exp. Sta., II, No. 6,

p. 148, fig.

Fragaria sp.

forcata, Phylloxera (Shimer). Is a wrong citation of foveatiim.

(According to Pergande). Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX, p.

209, 1904.

formicaria, Forda Hey den, 1837. Ent. Beitr. Mus. Senk., II, p. 292.

Agropyron repens, Cynodon dactylon, Festuca ovina — duriuscula

Holcus lanatus, H. mollis, Loliumperenne, Poa pratensis,

Sonchus oleraceus.

formicarium, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. The Ent. Record,

XXVII, p. 55.

In nest of Lasius fiavus.

formicarius, Pemphigus Walsh, 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I, p.

308.

Food plant not given. Found in ant’s nest.

formicetorum, Pemphigus Walsh., 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I,

p. 308.

Pood plant not given. Found in ant’s nest.

formicina, Eudeis Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IV, p. 91,

fig.

Carex dioica.

formlcophilus, liachuus Buchton, 1901. Science Gossip, VII, p.

257.

In ant’s nest.

foveatum, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., II,

p . 393. Dactylosphaera.

Carya cordiformis.

foveola, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Daven. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 200.

Carya glabra,

foveolata, Aphis Del Guercio, 1916. Redia, XI, p. 302, fig.

Pergularia extensa.

fragaefoUi, Myzus Cockerell, 1901. Can. Ent. XXXIII, p. 101.

Fragaria sp.

78 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

fragariae, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, II,

p. 431.

Fragaria vesca.

fragariae, Macrosiphum (Koch) 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 173, fig. Siphonophora.

Duchesnea indica, Fragaria vesca.

fragariae, Macrosiphum Koch, var. tmmaculata, (Riley), 1875.

Rural World for December 11. Siphonophora.

Fragaria sp.f ^ ! T~j

fragariae, Myzus Theobald, 1912. The Entomologist, p. 223.

Fragaria vesca.

fragariella, Macrosiphum (Theobald), 1905. Rept. Econ. Zool.

p. 36. Siphonophora.

Fragaria vesca.

frangulae. Aphis Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 142,

fig.

Rfiamnus frangula, R. lanceolata.

fraxini. Aphis Fabricius, 1776. Genera Insectorum, p, 303.

Fraxinus excelsior.

fraxini. Pemphigus Hartig, 1841. Germars Zeit. Entom., Ill, p.

367.

Fraxinus sp.f

fraxini. Phylloxera Stebbins, 1910. Springfield Mus. Nat. Hist.

Bui. 2, p. 46, fig.

Fraxinus americanus.

fraxini Prociphilus (Linnaeus), 1758. Systema Naturae, Tenth

Edition, p. 454. Chermes.

Fraxinus americana, F. excelsior, F. oregona, F. quadrangulata, 8y-

ringa vulgaris, Ulmus americana.

fraxlni-dipetalae, Prociphilus (Essig), 1911. Pomona Coll. Jour

Ent. Ill, p. 533. Pemphigus.

Fraxinus dipetala, Pseudotsuga douglassi.

fraxinifolii, Prociphilus (Riley), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 17. Pemphigus.

Fraxinus americana.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

79

fraxinifolii, Prociphilus (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Kept. State Ent.

Ill., p. 146. Pemphigus.

Fraxinus nigra, F. oregona, F. quadrangulata, F. samhucifqlia

frequens, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2219.

Artemisia maritima.

*freycmetiae, Cerataphis Van Der Goot, 1915. Beitr. Kenntn.

Holland Blat. Harrlem, p. 434.

New name for Cerataphis lataniae (Lichtenstein)

Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijd. Ent. LV, p. 330.

Mgidae, Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 46.

Artemisia californica, A. frigida.

frlgidae, Macrosiphmii (Oestlund), 1886. Aphididae of Minne¬

sota, p. 20. Siphonophora.

Artemisia californica, A. frigida.

frondosae, Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 38.

Bidens frondosa.

fuliginosa, Schizoneura Buckton, 1881. Mon. Brit. Aphides, III,

p. 96, fig,

Finns laricis, P. pyreniaca, P. sylvestris,

fuligmosus, Lachnus Buckton, 1891. Ind. Mus. Notes, II, p. 41, fig.

Prunus armeniaca, P. persica.

fulvae, Macrosiphum (Oestlund), 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 80. Nectarophora.

Impatiens diflora, I. pallida.

fumariae, Aphis Blanchard, 1840. Hist. Nat. Ins., Ill, p. 207.

Fumaria offlcinalis.

fumipemiella, Monellia (Fitch), 1855. First. Kept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects N. Y., p. 166. Aphis.

Carya sp., Juglans sp.

funesta, Macrosiphum (Macchiati), 1885. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital.,

XVII, p. 67. Siphonophora.

Rudus idaeusf

fungicola, Eriosoma Walsh, 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I, p. 304.

Fungus?

80 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

fimltectus, Ohermes Drefus, 1888. 61 Vers. Deutcher. Nat. Argt.

Koln., part 2, p. 60.

Picea aUes, Tsuga canadensis.

furcata, ApWs Patch, 1914. Me, Agr. Exp, Sta. Bui. No. 233, p.

259, fig.

Prunus virginiana.

f areata, Forda Theobald, 1913. The Ent, Record, XXVII, p. 53.

In nest of Myrmica laevinodis.

furcipe^, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817, Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev., I, p. 361.

Beilis perennis^ Primula veris.

furcala, Aphis Zetterstedt, 1840. Insecta Lapponica, p. 312.

Betula sp., Salix sp.

fusciclava, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev. I, p. 361.

Pood plant not given.

fuscicornis, Amycla Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

p. 303, fig,

Anthemis noMUs, Camelia sp.^ Chenopodium sp.

fuscifrons, Amycla Koch, 1857, Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

301, fig.

Arena sativa, Camellia sp., Coix lacryma-joM, Hieracium pilosella,

Panicum sp. See P. radicum Boyer.

fuscifrons, Pemphigus var. saccharata, Del Guercio, 1895. Nat,

SiciL XIV, p. 88.

Sorghum saccharatum.

fuscipennis, Aphis Zetterstedt, 1840. Insecta Lapponi'^a, p. 312.

“Hah in Dapponiae Suecicae meridionalis, sylvis, rarissime, etc.”

fuscus, Dachnus Passerini 1863. Arch. Zool. Anat. II,. p. 188.

Quercus sp.

galeactitis, Rhopalosiphum Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. ItaL,

XV, p. 233.

Antirrhinum majus, Galeactites tomentosa. .

MV ilson-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

81

galeopsidis, Phorodon (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 35. Aphis.

Galeopsis ladanum, O. tetrahit, HeracUum spondylium, Lamium

alhum, L. amplexicaule, L. purpureum, Leonurus cardiaca, Pe-

tasites japonicus^ Plantago lanceolata, P. psyllium, Polygonum

aviculare, P. donii, P. fagopyrum, P. Jiydropiper, P. Jiydropiper-

oides, P. JapatJiifoUum, P. mite, P. pennsylvanicum, P. persi-

caria, Potentilla anserinia, P, reptans, P. verna, Stachys ar-

vensis, S. germanica, 8. recta, 8. sylvatica, Tussilago farfare.

galil, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 8 7.

Oalium aparine, G. cruciata, G. moUuga, Q. saccharatum, O. verum.

gaHaruin, Aphis Gmelin, 1788. Systema Naturae, I, part 4, p.

2210.

AMes sp.f Picea mariana.

gallarum, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1856. Verb. Natur. Ver. Preuss.

Rhein, West., p. 236.

Artemisia adrotanum, A. vulgaris.

gallarmn-iilmi, Aphis Linnaeus, 1789. Entomologia, p. 550, no. 41.

Vlmus sp.

gallicae, Anuraphis (Del Guercio), 1911. Redia, VII, p. 311.

Aphis.

Filago gallica, F. germanica.

gardenia©, Aphis Del Guercio, a var. of Aphis afRnis Del G. which

see.

ganrae, Macrosiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 79. Siphonophora.

Oaura parviflora.

gaurina, Macrosiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 80. Siphonophora.

Oaura parviflora.

gei, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

171, fig. Siphonophora.

Oeum urtanum.

genevel, Callijiterus Sanborn, 19 04. Kansas Aphididae, p. 38.

Pood plant not given.

6=-S. A. L.

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geniculatus, Chermes Ratzeburg, 1844. Die PorsMnsecten, III,

p. 202. Foot note.

Larix decidua.

genistae, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 144.

Genista tinctoria.

genistae, Aphis Scopoli, 1763. Entomologia Carniolica, p. 139.

Cytisus lahurnum, Foeniculum vulgare, Genista tinctoria.

genistae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 9 0.

Genista angelica, G. tinctoria.

georgiana, Phylloxera Pergande, 19 04. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 249.

Carya illinoensis.

geranii. Aphis Kaltenbach, 1874. Die Pflanzenfeinde, p. 81.

Geranium maculatum, G. rodertianum.

geranii, MacroSiphum (Oestlund), 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 80. Nectarophora.

Geranium maculatum.

gerardiae, Macrosiphnm (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent.

Ill., p. 65. Siphonophora.

Gerardia tenuifolia, Ostrya virginica.

gibbosa, Apliis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic. Rev.,

Ill, p. 17.

Solidago canadensis, S. odora.

giganteus, Callipterus Cholodkovsky, 189 9. Zool. Anz., XXII, p.

474.

Alnus glutinosa, A. incana.

gigliolii, Cavariella Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 326.

Angelica silvestris.

gillettei. Aphis Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 120.

Amaranthus retroflexus, Helianthus petiolaris.

gillettei, Euceraphis Davidson, 1915. Jour. Econ. Ent., VIII, p.

421.

Alnus rhomdifoUa, Betula fontinaUs.

Wilson-Vickery—-List of Aphididae.

83

githago, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. N. N. for Slphoiiophora

cichorii, Buckton (part) not Koch, Jour. Econ. Biol.,

VIII, No. 3, p. 147.

Agrostemma githago, Cichorium inty'bus.

glabra, Vacuna Heyden, 1837, Ent. Beitr. Mus. Senk., II, p. 291.

Quercus sp.

gladioli, Aphis Felt, 1908. Twenty-fourth Kept. State Ent. Inj.

Insects, N. Y., Mus. Bui. 134, p. 19, fig.

Gladiolus sp., Nepeta glechoma.

glandiformis, Pemphigus Rudow, 1875. Zeit. Ges. Natuiv. (2),

XII, Mecklenberg, p. 247.

Populus pyramidalis.

glandulosa. Aphis Kaltenbach, 1846. Ent. Zeit. (Stettin), VII, p.

170.

Artemisia a'brotanum.

glauca, Macrosiphum Buckton, as var. of M. rosae Linn., which

see.

glaucii, Macrosiphum (Lichtenstein), 1884. La Flore des Aphi-

dens, p. 27. No description. Siphonophora.

Glaucium sp.

glechomae. Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2247.

Nepeta glechoma.

glehnus, Lachnus Essig, 1916. Jour. Ent. & Zool. Claremont,

Cal., VII, p. 180. fig.

Picea glehni.

globosum. Phylloxera (Shimer), 1867. Proc. Acad. Nat Sci. Phil.,

XIX, p. 2. Dactylosphaera.

Carya cordiformis, C. glabra.

globosus. Pemphigus Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit.

Museum, part 4, p. 1057.

Rumex sp.? Scarlet runner?

globulosus. Pemphigus Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI,

P. 147, fig.

Populus sp.

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glyceriae, Siplia (Kaltenbach) 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p.

113. Aphis.

Dactylis sp., Festuca sp., Olyceria aquatica, G. fluitans, Juncus e/-

fusus, J. lampocarpus, Leersia oryzoides, Oryza sativa, Phalar-

is arundinacea, Phleum pratense, Poa annua, Sagittaria sagit-

tifolia, Triticum sp.

glyceriae, Sipha var. italica, Del Guercio, 19 05. Redia, II, p. 142.

fig.

Agrostis sp., Alopecurus sp.

gnaphalli, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 50, app.

Filago germanicum.

gnaphalii, Pemphigus Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p. 180.

Filago germanica, Gnaphalium erectum.

gnidil, Macrosiphum (Lichtenstein), 1884. La Flore das Aphi-

dens, p. 22. No description. Siphonephora.

Daphne sp.

gomphorocarpi, Aphis Van Der Goot, 1912. Mitteilungen aus dem

Naturhistorischen Museum, XXIX, p. 275.

Gomphorocarpus fructicosus.

gossypii, Aphis Glover, 1877. Report *Comm. Agr., U. S. A., 1876,

p. 36.

Acalypha virginica, Althaea sp., Amaranthus sp., Arctium lappa.

Asparagus officinalis. Begonia sp., Beta vulgaris Bidens sp.,

Capsella 'bursa-past oris, Catalpa sp., Chenopodium album, G.

ambrosioides, Cirsium arvensis, Citrus aurantium, Colocasia

antiquorum. Convolvulus sp., Cornus mas, Cosmia sp., Cucumis

melo, G. sativus, Cucurbita maxima, Cuphea, Batura stramon¬

ium, Diodia teres, Duchesnea indica, Gossypium herbaceum,

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Humulus lupulus, Hydrangea sp., Ipo-

moea sp.. Lappa major, Lepidium virginicum, Lilium candi-

dum, Lycopersicum esculentum, Malva rotundifolia, Medicago

denticulata, Nepeta hederacea, Phaseolus lunatus, P. ranus,

P. vulgaris, Philadelphus coronarius, Plantago virginica. Port-

ulaca oleracea, Pyrus communis, P. coronaria, Rumex cris-

pus, Saccharum offlcinarum, Solanum tuberosum, Spinacta

oleracea, Stellaria media, Taraxacum officinale, Trifolium pra¬

tense, Vida faba, Viola odorata.

gossypii, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., App, p. 7.

Gossypium sp.

Wilson-Yickery — List of Aphididae.

85

gossypii, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, sub. sp. gossypii, Mordwilko,

Fauna of Russia, (Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p.

173.

Gossypium sp.

gossypii, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, sub. sp. paczoskii, Mordwilko,

1914. Fauna of Russia (Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petro¬

grad., p. 178.

Lepidium perfoliatum.

grabhami, Rhopalosiphum Cockerell, 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV, p.

342.

Lonicera involucrata.

gracilis, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1040.

Salix sp.

gracilis, Myzus Buckton, 18 76. Mon. Brit, Aphides, I, p. 176, fig.

Acer pseudo-platanus, Platanus sp.

grafiai, Stomaphis Cholodkovsky, 189 4. Bui. Soc. Imp. Nat. Mus.,

VIII, p. 401, fig.

Acer campestre, A. tataricum.

graminis, Chermes Linnaeus, 1758. Systema Naturae, p. 453,

No. 1.

graminis, Tetraneura Monell, 1882. Can. Ent., XIV, p. 16.

DescTiampsia amhigua, D. caespitosa, Leersia virginica, Panicum

teneriffae, Triticum vulgare, TJlmus americana.

graminis, Tychea Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 298,

fig.

AnthoxantJium odoratum.

granunum, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 3, p. 145.

Wild grasses, — meadow foxtail, timothy grass.

graminum, Toxoptera Rondani, 1852. Nuov. Ann. Sci. Nat. Rend,

ser. 3, VI, p. 10.

Agropyron occidentale, A. repens, A. smithii, A. tenerum, Alope-

curus geniculatus, ArrJienatherum avenaceum, Avena hartata,

A. fatua, A. sativa, Bromus commutatus, B. erectus, B. Jiordea-

ceous, B. inermis, B. maximum, B. porteri B. secalinus, B. tec-

86 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

torum, B. unioloides, CJiaetocJiloa dactylon, C. viridis, Cyno-

don dactylon, Dactylis glomerata, Digitalis sanguinalis, Distich-

Us spicata, Echinochloa crus-galli, Eleusine indica, Elymus

canadensis, E. striatus, E. virginicus, Eragrostis megastachya,

E. pilosa, Fagopyrum esculentum, Festuca elatior, F. hetero-

phylla, F. ovina-duriuscula, F. rubra, Heteropogon hirtus, Hor-

deum caespitosum, H. jubatum, H. murinum, H. pusillum, H.

vulgare, Juncus tennis, Lolium multiflorum, L. perenne, L. tem-

ulentum, Medicago sativa, Phalaris canariensis, Phleum pra-

tense, Poa annua, P. compressa, P. pratensis, Polypogon mon-

speliensis, Secale cereale, Setaria glauca, 8. italica, Sorghum

halepense, 8. vulgaris, Sporobolus neglectus, 8tipa setigera, 8.

viridula, Triticum sativum, T. spelta, T. villosum, T. vulgare,

vea mays.

graminus, Schizoneura Del Guercio, 1895. Natural. Sicil. XIV, p.

84.

Triticum vulgare.

graiiariiim, Macrosiphum (Kirby), 1798. Trans. Linn. Soc. Lon¬

don, IV, p. 238. Aphis.

Agropyron repens, Avena fatus, A. sativa, Bromus commutatus?

B hordeaceous, B. secalinus, Chaetochloa glauca, Dactylis glom¬

erata, Echinochloa crus-galli, Eleusine indica, Elymus canaden¬

sis, E. virginicus, Festuca heterophylla, F. ovina-duriuscula, F.

tectorum, Frageria grandifiora, Glyceria fiuitans, Holcus sp.,

Hordeum jubatum, H. murinum, H. pusillum, H. vulgare, Jun¬

cus tenuis, Lolium multiflorum, Poa compressa, P. pratensis.

Polygonum sp., Secale cereale, Seteria glauca, 8. italica, 8yn-

therisma sanguinale, Triticum sativum, T. vulgare, Zea mays.

granulatus, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 13, fig.

Acer campestre

gravicomis, Pemphigus Patch, 1913. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No.

213, p. 75, fig.

Populus balsamifera.

greeni, Lachnus Schouteden, 1905. Spolia Zeylanica, II, p. 184, fig.

Cryptomeria sp.

grindeliae, Atarsos Gillette, 1911. Ent. News, XXII, p. 440, fig

Grindelia squarrosa.

grindeliae, Macrosiphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Ne¬

braska, p. 81. Siphonophora.

Grindelia squarrosa.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

87

groenlamdica, Tychea Rubsaamen, 1898. Bibl. Zool. XX, p. 115.

Grass roots.

grossulaidae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p. 67.

Rides grossularia, R. nigrum, R, sanguineum, R. vulgar e.

grossulariae, Schizoneura Taschenberg, 1887. Verb, blatt.

Deutsch. Pomol. Ver. p. 8 0.

Rides sp.

grossus, Lachnus Kaltenbach, 1846. Ent. Zeit. Stettin, VII, p. 174.

Picea adies, Pinus sp.

hamadryas, Anisophleba Koch, 1857 Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 320, fig.

Larix decidua.

hamainelidis, Hormaphis (Fitch), 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State

N. Y. t)ab. Nat. Hist , p. 69. Byrsocrypta.

Betula nigra, Hamamelis virginiana.

hederae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 89.

Hedera helix, Ilex aquilfolium.

hederae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI,

p. 108, fig.

Hedera helix.

hederae, Pemphigus Horvath, 1894. Rev. Entom. France, XIII,

p. 188, fig.

Hedera helix.

hederella, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p. 119,

fig.

Hedera helix.

heleniella, Macrosiphum (Cockerell), 1903. Can Ent., XXXV, p.

169. N ectarophora.

heliauthemif Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, II, p. 65.

Helianthemum vulgare.

helianthemi, Rhizobius Westwood, 1843. Proc. Ent. Soc. Jour.,

also Ann. Nat. Hist., XIV, p. 453.

We have seen only the citation in the Gardners Chronicle for

1848, p. 399.

Helianthus tuderosus.

88 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

helianthl, Aphis Monell, 1879. BuL* U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr., V, No. 1, p. 26.

Cornus sp., Helianthus annuus, H. divaricatus, H. giganteus, H.

grosse-serratus, H. petiolaris, H. scahherimus, H. tuberosus.

helichrysi, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p.

102.

Achillea ligustica, A. millefolium, A. odorata, A. ptarmica, Ager-

atum conizoides, Anthemis tinctoria, Aster sp., Bidens fron-

dosa, Bidens tripartita. Chrysanthemum balsamita, Erigeron

canadensis? Onaphalium uglinosum, Helichrysum arenanum,

H. chrysanthemum, H. stoechas, Hieracium umbellatum, Lam-

ium album, L. maculatum, L. purpureum, Leonurus cardiaca,

Matricaria sp., Myosotis palustris, Prunus insititia, Senecio

vulgaris, Tanacetum vulgar e, Trifolium pratense.

heliotropiiy Aphis Macchiati, 1885. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XVII, p.

69.

Heliotropium europaeum.

hemisphericum, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Am. Ent.

Soc., II, p. 387. Dactylosphaera.

Carya alba.

heraclei, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 50, flg.

Aethusa cynapium, Apium graveolens, Arctium sp., Daucus carota,

Heracleum spondilium.

heraclii, Aphis tJowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colo., p. 120.

Heracleum lanatum, Pastinaca sativa.

hermistonii, Aphis Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI, p.

93, flg.

Artemesia tridentata.

heucherae, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Kept. State

Ent. Ill., p. 66. Siphonophora.

Heuchera hartwegii, H. hispida.

hexagona, Forda Theobald, 1913. The Ent. Record, XXVII, p. 53.

In nest of Formica fusca.

hlhemaculorum, Aphis Boyer de Ponscolombe, 1841. Anns. Soc.

Ent. Prance, X, p. 181.

Daphne indica.

Wilson-Vickery—List of Aphididae.

89

hieracii, Macrosiphiun (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 121.

Aphis.

Arctium lappa, Ballota nigra, Carduus sp., Cichorium endiva. C.

intydus, Crepis tectorum, Hieracium murorum, H. pilosella, H.

spondylium, H. sylvaticum, H. sylvestris, Urospermum dale-

champii, U. picroides.

hieracii, Macresiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 17. Aphis.

Arctium lappa, Cichorium intyhus, Crepis Mennis, Hieracium mur-

orum, H. pilosella, H. spondylium, H. sylvaticum, H. sylvestris,

H. um'bellatum, H. vavietis.

hieracium-paniculatum, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag.

& Critic. Rev., Ill, p. 17.

Hieracium paniculatum.

hieracium-venosum, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag.

& Critic, Rev., I, p. 361.

Hieracium venosum.

himalayensis, Chernies Stebbing, 1910. Trans. Linn. Soc. Lon¬

don, ser. 2, Zool. XI, part 6, pp. 99-124, fig.

This name is adopted by the author to replace Chermes ahietls-

piceae Stebbing because he thinks the latter name will

cause confusion if Cholodkovsky is right in his belief that

two species are involved.

AMes wehMana, Picea morinda.

hippophaes, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1036.

No food plant given.

hippophaes, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 28, fig.

Elaeagnus sp., Hippopha rhamnoides. Inula graveolens, Poly¬

gonum nodosum, P. persicaria, Shepherdia sp.

hlrtellusy Atheriodes Haliday, 1839. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., p. 189.

Juncus articulatus.

hlrticomis, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, I,

p. 447.

Quercus sp.

♦holci. Aphis Hardy, 1850. North British Agriculturist, II, p. 531.

Holcus sp.

90 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

holci, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova, II,

p. 62.

Holcus mollus.

hordei, Aphis Kyber, 1815. Germars Mag. Ent., I, part 2, p. 15

Hordeum vulgar e.

hordei, Aphis Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 205.

Hordeum murinum.

horvathi, Trama Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 252, fig.

Cichorium intyhus, Leontodon taraxaci, Sonchus aspcris, S. olera-

ceus.

houtenensis, Aphis Troop, 19 06. Ent. News, XVII, p. 59.

Rihes rotundifoUum, R, sanguineum.

howardii, Amphorophora Wilson, 1911. Can, Ent. XLIII, p. 59.

Dactylis glomerata, Elymus canadensis, E. virginicus, Glyceria ner-

vata.

humilis, Aphis Walker, 185 2. List. Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1038.

No food plant given.

humuli, Phorodon (Schrank), 18 01, Fauna Boica, II, p. 110.

Aphis.

Asparagus officinalis, Humulus lupuius, Prunus domestica, P. in-

sititia, P. mahalel), P. pissardi, P. spinosa.

hyalinus, Lachims Koch, 1857. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

238, fig.

Picea aMes, Pinus sp.

hyalinus, Myzocallis (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S, Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr., V, No. 1, p. 30. Callipterus.

Quercus imdricaria, Q. lamellosa, Q. stellata.

hyosciami, Aphis Kittel, 18 27. Mem. Soc. Linn. Paris, V, p. 149.

Hyoscyamus niger.

hyperici, Callipterus Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr., V, No. 1, p. 25.

Hypericum kalmianum, H. prolificum.

hyperici, Myzocallis Thomas, 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent. Ill.,

p. 108.

Hypericum prolificum.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

91

hyperophilus, Lachnus Koch, 1865. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 232, fig.

Finns '‘maritima'\ P. sylvestris.

hypogeus, Chaitophorus Schouteden, 1906. Mems. Soc. Ent. Belg.,

XII, p. 213.

Salix reyens.

idaei, Aphis Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor Ent., 55, p. 78,

fig.

Rul)us idaeus.

Ignotum, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 147.

Spiraea sp.

ilicicola) Pterochlorus (Boisduval), 1867. Entom. Hort., p. 272.

Aphis.

Quercus ilex.

ilicina, Pterochloiuis Del Guercio), 1909. Redia V, p. 271, fig.

Dryaphis. Sinonimia esclusa for Aphis ilicicola Boisduval.

Quercus ilex.

illciphila, Pterochlorus (Del Guercio), 19 09. Redia, V, p. 268,

fig. Dryaphis.

Quercus ilex. Name given to replace Boisduval’s name A. ilicicola.

ilicis, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 88.

Ilex aquifolium.

ilicis, Parthenophylloxera Grass! and Fra, 1911. Rend. Acc. Lincei,

20, 2 sem., pp. 611-617.

Quercus sp.f

ilka, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (Insecta

Hemiptera), I, Petrograd, p. 149.

Papaver nudicaule.

incerta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 45, app.

Cucumis sativus.

illinoisensis, Aphis Shimer, 18 66. Prairie Farmer, XVIII, No. 20,

Nov. 17, p. 316.

Vitis cordifolia, V. vinifera, V. vulpina.

92 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

imaicus, Pemphigus Cholodkovsky, 1912. Revue Russ. Ent., XII,

p. 495, fig.

Populus cUiata.

imbricator, Pemphigus (Fitch), 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State N,

Y., Cab. Nat. Hist., p. 68. Eriosoma.

Betitla sp., Fagus sylvatica, I<\ grandifolia.

immaculata, Macrosiphum Riley, as a var. of M. fragariae Koch

which see.

immunis, Pemphigus Buckton, 1896. Ind. Mus. Notes, IV, p. 51.

Populus tremuloides.

impacta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The ZooL, VII, p. 48, app.

Samhucus nigra.

impatientis, Aphis Thomas, 1877. 111. State Lab. Nat. Hist. Bui.

2, p. 12.

Impatiens hiflora, I. pallida.

impatientis, Macrosiphum Williams, as a var. of M. camosa Buck-

ton, which see.

implngens, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1042.

Betula alba.

incerta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 45, app.

Juniperus communis.

incertus, Lachnus Schouteden, 1906. Mems. Soc, Ent. Belg., XII,

p. 203.

In a foot note on this page Schouteden gives the above name

to replace L. subterraneus Del Guercio.

inculta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 43, app.

Apium graveolens.

incumbens, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 35, app.

Ononis spinosa.

indecisa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 45, app.

Juniperus communis.

indlcus, Pemphigus Kieffer, 1908. Marcellia, VII, p. 161.

Coreopsis sp., Fagus sp.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

93

tndicimi, Rhopalosiphum Van Der Goot, 1916. Records Indian

Museum, XII, p. 1, fig.

Food plant unknown.

Indistincta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 46, app.

Asparagus offlcinalis.

inducta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 35, app.

Ononis spinosa.

infaustus, Pemphigus Ferrari, as a var. of P. spyrothecae Passer-

ini, which see.

luflatae, Pemphigus Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 303, fig.

Silene latifoUa.

lufuscata, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 77,

fig.

Prunus spinosa.

inhaerens, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1041.

Betula sp.

tnserta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 39, app.

Pyrus germanica.

insessa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 3 2, app.

Viola tricolor.

insignis, Myzocallis Ferrari, as a var. of Myzocallis quercus Kal-

tenbach which see.

insita, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 39, app.

Cineraria sp., Pyrus germanica.

insititiae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 58, fig.

Prunus insititia.

instabiliSy Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 94, fig.

EpiloMum montanum, E. parviflorum, Matricaria inodor a.

insularisy Oerataphis Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschrift voor Ento-

mologie, deel LV, p. 325.

Food plant unknown.

94 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

msularis, Macrosiplmm (Pergande), 19 00. Proc. Wash. Acad.

Sci., II, p. 515. Nectarophora.

Food plant unknown.

interject!, Forda Cockerell, 19 03. Psyche, X, p. 217.

Food plant not given.

intermedia, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci.,

IX, p. 199.

Carya aWa, C. ovata.

internata. Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 37, app.

Primus domestica.

introducta. Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 57, app.

Reseda odorata.

intybi. Aphis Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 148, fig.

Cieliorium endivia, C. intyhus, Cynara eardunculus, Taraxacum of¬

ficinale, Xeranthemum sp.

inulae. Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 45.

Inula dysenterica.

inuJae, Macrosiphiim (Ferrari) 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat.

Genova, II, p. 57. Siphonopliora.

Inula viscosa.

inulae, Phorodoii Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 34.

Adenostyles alMda, Galactites tomentosa, Inula conyza, I. graveo-

lens, 1. viscosa, Pulicaria sp., Tussilago farfara.

iridis. Aphis Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Agr. Fir. II,

p. 129.

Iris florentina.

isatidis, Aphis Boyer de Fonscolmbe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent. France,

X, p. 165.

Isatis tinctoria.

italicae, Sipha Del Guercio, as a var. of S. glycerae Kaltenbach

which see.

jaceae, Macrosiphum (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Na¬

turae, p. 452. Aphis.

Anchusa officinalis, Arcnaria sp.. Campanula trachclium, larduus

acanthoides, C. crispus, C. nutans, Centaurea cyanus, C. jacea,

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

95

C. maculosa, C. nigra, C. nigrescens, C. scaMosa, Cichorium in-

tyhus, Girsium arvense, C. muticus, C. palustre Crepis hiennis,

EcMnospermum lappula, EcMum vulgare, Hieracium muror-

um, Hypochoeris maculata. Inula helenium, I. squarrosa, Lac-

tuca virosa, Lithospermum arvense, L. fruticosum, L. offtciiiale,

Onopordon achantium, Pulmonaria officinalis, Ruta graveolens,

ScaMosa arvensis, Senecio viscosus, 8. vulgaris, Sonchus oler-

aceus.

*jacobaeae, Aphis Walker, 1850. The Zoologist, VIII, p. 54, app.

Senecio jacohaeae.

/ ■

jacobaeae, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 123.

Senecio jacodaeae, 8. sarracenicus, 8. vulgaris.

jacobearbalsamita, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev. Ill, p. 16.

Senecio jacohaea.

janl, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova, ir,

p. 73.

No food plant given.

jasmini, Macrosiphum (Clarke), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV, p. 25 2.

Nectar ophora.

“Jasmme”

juglandicola, Chromaphis (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflan-

zenlause, p. 151. Eachnus.

Juglans nigra, J. regia.

juglandicola, Callipterus Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 224. fig.

Juglans regia.

juglandiana, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, I,

p. 335.

Juglans nigra, J. regia.

juglandis, Aphis Blanchard, 1840. Hist. Nat. Ins. HI, p. 205, fig.

Juglans regia.

/

juglandis, Callipterus (Goeze), 1778. Entomologische Beitrage.

II, p. 311. Aphis.

Juglans regia.

96 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts f and Letters,

jujubae, Rhizobius Buckton, 1899. Ind. Mus. Notes, IV, p. 277.

Zizyphus jujuha.

junackianus, Myzus Karsch, 1887. Berlin Ent. Zeit., XXXI, p.

XXI.

Aconitum cammarum, A. lycoctonum.

juniperi, liachnus var. signatn, Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p.

Aphis.

Juniperus communis.

juniperi, Laclinus var. signata, Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p.

314, fig.

Thuja occidentalis.

junipeiinus, Lachnus Mordwilko, 1895. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab.

Varch. Univ., p. 134. .

Juniperus communis, Thuga occidentalis.

For description in German see Zool. Anz. XVII, p. 102.

kahawaluokalani, Myzocallis Kirkaldy, 1907. Proc. Hawaii Ent.

Soc., I, part 3, p. 101.

Lagerstroemia indica.

kaltenbachii, Macrosiphum Schouteden, 1906. Mems. Soc. Ent.

Belg., XII, p. 239.

New name for Siphoiiophora allariae Koch.

Lactuca macrophylla, Sisym'brium alliaria.

kamtshatkanum, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Faui\a of Rus¬

sia, (Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd, p. 144.

Kamtshatka orientalis.

karschii, Schizoneura Lichtenstein, 1886. Entom. Nachr., XII, p.

82.

Artemisia campestris.

kingii, Forda Cockerell, 1903. Psyche, X, p. 216.

Grass roots in nest of ants.

kirgiz, Acyrthosiphum Mordwilko, as a sub. sp. of A. sibircium

Mordwilko, which see.

kirkaldyl, Macrosiphum Fullaway, 1910. Rept. Hawaii Agr. Exp.

Sta., (1909) p. 23, fig.

Acrostichum reticulatum.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae,

97

kochi, Aphis Schouteden, 1903. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg., XLVII, p.

185.

New name for Aphis pyri Koch not Boyer.

Cydonia vulgaris, Pyrus sp.

kochii, Macrosiphum (Ferrari), 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat.,

Genova, III, p. 212^. Siphonophora.

New name for Macrosiphum artemisiae Koch.

kochii, Schizoneura Lichtenstein, 1885. Les Pucerons, p. 30.

New name for Schizoneura comi (Fab.) Koch. No description.

Cornus sanguinea.

korotnewi, Brachycolus Mordwilko, 1901. Horae Soc. Ent. Ross.,

XXXIII, p. 350, fig.

Lolium sp., Triticum vulgare.

kuwanae, Trichosiphum Pergande, 1906. Ent. News, XVII, p. 209.

Quercus acuta, Q. serrata.

labumi, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 85.

Cytisus laburnum, C. scoparius, Portulaca oleracea.

Rohinia, pseudo-acacia.

lactea, Pachypapa Tullgren, 1909. Arkiv. Zool. V, No. 14, p. 69,

fig.

Populus treraula.

lactucae, Macrosiphum (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10. Systema

Naturae, p. 452. Aphis.

Crepis viridis, 'Lactuca oleracea, L. perennis, L. scariola, L. virosa,

Solanum tuberosum, Sonchus oleraceus.

lactucae, Macrosiphum (Passerini), 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 34. Si¬

phonophora.

Lactuca scariola, L. virosa.

lactucae, Rhizohius Pitch, 1871. Fourteenth Kept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects, N. Y., p. 360.

Lactuca scariola.

lactucae, Rhopalosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflan¬

zenlause, p. 37. Aphis.

CicTiorium endiva, Cineraria sp., Crepis tectorum, Cucurtitis pepo,

Lactuca oleracea, L. scariola, Lapsana communis, Picris ecMo-

ides, P. Meracioides, Rides grossularia, R. nigrum, R. vulgare,

Sonchus arvensis, 8. asperis, 8. oleraceus.

7 — S. A. L.

98 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

*lactucarius, Pemphigus Passerini, 1856. Giornale Giardini, III,

p. 262.

Chenopodium album, Cheiranthus cheiri, Lactuca scariola, Popu-

lus spJ Sonchus oleraceus.

lactucellum, Rhopalosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent Research,

VI, p. 116, fig.

Lactuca sp., Prunus persica.

I

lactucae, Pemphigus Westwood, 1849. The Gardeners Xi^hronicle,

p. 548, figs. 1-7.

Lactuca sp.

laevigatae, Macrosiphum Essig, 1911. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent, III,

p. 548, fig.

Salix laevigata.

lagerstromiae, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flora des Aphidens,

p. 32. No description.

Lagerstroemia indica.

lamii, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 85, fig.

Lamium purpureum, TJrtica sp.

lamii, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. The Entomologist, p. 275.

Lamium purpureum.

lamii, Myzus Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschrift voor Entomologie,

deel LV, p. 69.

Lamium purpureum.

lanata, Aphis Zetterstedt, 1840. Insecta Lapponica, p. 311.

No food plant given and species not recognizable.

lanigera, Eriosoma (Hausman), 1802. Ill. Mag. Ins., I, p. 440.

Aphis.

Crataegus coccinea, Planera sp., Prunus domestica, Pyrus (sorbus)

americana, P. communis, P. coronaria, P. malus, Ulmus ameri-

cana.

lanigera, Oregma (Zehntner), 1897. Archief. Java. Suiker Ind.,

X, V, p. 553. Ceratovacuna.

Saccharum officinarum.

lantanae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 105,

fig.

Viburnum lantana, V. tinus.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

99

lanuginosa, Schizoneura Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III,

p. 367.

Planera sp., Ulmus campestris.

lapidarius, I/achnus (Fabricius), 1803. Systema Rhyngotorum,

p. 306. Chermes.

Species not recognizable.

lappae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 50, fig.

Apium graveolens, Arctium minus, Daucus carota, Petasites aWus.

lapponicus, Chermes Cholodkovsky, 188 9. Zool. Anz., XII, p. 390.

Larix sp., Picea alba, P. abies, P. engelmanni, Pinus sp.

lapponicus, Chermes var. praecox, Cholodkovsky, 189 7 (1898).

Horae Soc. Ent. Ross., XXXI, p. 28, fig.

Picea abies, P. alba, P. engelmanni.

laificae, Periphyllus Haliday, 1868. Bui. Soc. Ent. France, VIII,

p. 11, fig.

Larix sp.

lariciatus, Chermes Patch, 19 09. Psyche, XVI, p. 137.

Larix laricina, Picea canadensis, Pinus strobus.

larlcifex, Lachnus Fitch, 1858. Fourth Rept. Nox. & Ben. Insects,

N. Y., p. 752.

Larix laricina.

larlcifoliae, Chermes Fitch, 1858. Fourth Rept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects, N. Y., p. 752.

Larix laricinia.

larlcifoliae, Lachnus Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLl,

p. 102, fig.

Larix occidentalis.

laricina, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 301, fig.

Larix decidua.

laricis, Adelges Vallot, 1836. Compt. Rend. Seanc. Acad. Sci., p.

72.

Larix sp.

laricis, cuneomaculata, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p.

291, fig,

Larix decidua.

100 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences , Arts^ and Letters,

laricls, Chermes Hartig, (1837). Jahresb. Forst. und Forstl. Na-

turk. im Jahre 1836 and 1837, pp. 643-648.

Larix sp,

laricis, Coccus (Bouche), Baerensprung, 1849. Zeit. Zool. Zoat.

Paleoz. 1, p. 174.

Larix sp.

laricis, Eriosoma Mosely, 1841. Gardners Chronicle, p. 828.

Larix sp.

laricis, Lachnus Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 241,

fig.

Larix decidua.

laricis, Lachnus Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, 11,

p. 102. Aphis.

Larix decidua, L. sibirica.

lasil, Tychea Cockerell, 1903. Psyche, X, p. 217.

In ants’ nest. Pood plant not given.

lata. Aphis Walker, 1850. The Zool. VII, p, 103, app.

Senecio vulgaris.

lataniae, Cerataphis (Boidsuval), 1867. Essai Ent. Hort., p. 355,

fig. Coccus.

Acorus calamus, Calamus sp., Cattleya loddigesii, Coelia albiflora,

Cynoglossum sp., Cypripedium sp., DendroMum sp., Latania

barhonica, Pritchardia sp., Sobralia sp., Vanda sp.

lateralis, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2251.

Prunus domestica, Senecio vulgaris.

Prunus domestica, Senecio vulgaris.

lathyri, Macrosiphum Moseley, Gardeners’ Chronicle, I, p. 684.

Aphis.

Lathyrus.

latysiphon, Amphorohpora Davidson, 1912. Jour. Econ. Ent., V,

p. 408, fig.

Convolvulus arvensis. Vinca major.

lavaterae. Aphis Kittel, 1827. Me. Soc. Linn. Paris, V, p. 154.

Lavatera sp.

laaarewi, Abamalelda Del Guercio, 1906. Redia, III, p. 364.

Populus nigra, Quercus robur.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

101

leguminosae, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p.

121, fig.

Oleditschia triacanthos. Beans, cowpeas.

lentiginisy Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 59,

fig.

Pyrus communis.

’^'‘lentlsci, Aploneura Passerini, 1856. Giornale Giardini, III,' p.

264.

Bromus hordeaceus, B. sterilis, Pistacia lentiscus.

leontod'oniella, Aphis Theobald, 1913. Entomologists Record,

XXVII, p. 64.

Taraxacum sp., in nest of Lasius flavus.

leontopodti, Aphis Schouteden, 1903. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg.,

XLVII, p. 196.

Leontopodium alpinum.

leucanthemi, Macrosiphum (Scopoli), 1763. Entomologia Car-

niolica, p. 138. Aphis.

Matricaria sp.

leucanthemiy Macrosiphum (Ferrari), 1872. Ann. Mus. “Civ. Stor.

Nat. Genova, III, p. 214. Siphonophora.

Leucanthemum sp.

leucomelasy Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 4, fig.

Populus alba, P. canadensis, P. italica, P. nigra, P. pryamidalis,

Balix amygdaloides.

leucomelasy Chaitohporus Koch, var. lyratus, Ferrari, 1872. Ann.

Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. di Genova, III, p. 232.

Populus nigra.

lichteusteiniy Pemphigus Tullgren, 1909. Ark. Zool. V, No. 14,

p. 148, fig.

New name for P. bursarius Lichtenstein, but not the one de¬

scribed by Linnaeus.

Populus sp.

Uchtensteini, Phylloxera Balbiani, 1874. Compt. Rend. Seances

Acad. Sci. LXXIX, part 2, p. 904.

Quercus sp.

102 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

ligustici, Aphis Fabricius, 1781. Species Insectorum, II, p. 389.

Ligusticum scoticum.

ligustri, Aphis Mosley, 1841. Gardners tJhronicle, p. 628.

Ligustrum sp.

ligustri, Rhopalosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflan-

zenlause, p. 48. Aphis.

Evonymus europaeus, Ligustrum vulgare.

ligustriella, Aphis Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Research, IV, p.

327, fig.

Ligrustrum sp.

ligustrtnellum, Asiphum 'Koch, 1857. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 247, fig.

Ligrustrum vulgare.

Ulacina, Macrosiphum (Ferrari), 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor.

Nat. Genova, III, p. 216. Siphonophora.

Tanecetum vulgare.

lilicola, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 43.

Lilium candidum.

lilii, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 33.

No description.

Lilium candidum.

lilii, Macrosiphum (Monell), 1879. Kept. U. S. Comm. Agri. p.

221. Siphonophora.

Lilium sp.?

linariae, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 33.

No description.

Linaria cymhalaria.

linariae, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden,

p. 163, fig. Siphonophora.

Linaria vulgaris.

lineatum, Macrosiphum Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschrift voor Ent.

deel LV, p. 59.

Artemisia vulgaris, Chrysanthemum frutescens.

liriodendri, Macrosiphum (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. &

Geog. Surv. Terr., V, p. 20, Siphonophora.

Liriodendron tulipifera.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

103

liriodendri, Macrosiphum (Monell) var. rufa (Monell), 1879. Bui.

U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv. Terr., V, p. 20. Sipohnophora.

Liriodendron tuliylfera.

lithospermii, Aphis Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., XLI,

p. 100, fig.

Lithospermum pilosum,

littoralis, Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, II,

p. 44.

Gramineae.

longipenniSy Macrosiphum (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides,

I, p. 146, fig. Siphonophora.

Poa annua.

lougipes, Pterochlorus (Dufour), 1833. Ext. de Mem. Savaus

etran., IV, p. 115. Aphis.

Castanea sativa, Quercus cerris, Q. ilex, Q. rodur, Q. sessilifolia.

longirostris, Aphis. Pabricius, 1787. Mantissa Insectorum, p. 314.

In an ants’ nest.

Acer campestre, A. negundo, PTiaseolus vulgaris, Populus alha P.

nigra, Quercus sp., Salix alha, 8. viminalis. Thuja occiden-

tails.

longirostris, Lachnus (Boyer de Ponscolombe), 1841. Ann. Soc.

Ent. France, X, p. 197. Phylloxera.

Quercus sp., Salix alha.

longirostris, Rhynchocles Altum, Forst Zoologie III, p. 356, fig.

Betula sp., Quercu sp.

longistigma, Lachnus Monell, 1878. Valley Naturalist, I, No. 6,

p. 21. June.

For food plants see L. caryae Harris.

longitarsis, Lachnus Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, II, p. 80.

Artemisia eampestris, Phaseolus sp.

lonicerae. Aphis Mosley, 1841. Gardners Chronicle, p. 628.

Lonicera sp.

lonicerae. Aphis Boyer de Fonscolombe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

Prance, X, p. 167.

Lonicera sp., Phalaris arundinacea.

104 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

ionicerae, Cliaitophorus Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 26.

Lonicera Moica.

Ionicerae, Pemphigus Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III, p.

367.

Lonicera wylosteum,

Ionicerae, Siphocoryne (Siebold), 1839. Frorieps Notiz., Geb.

Nat. und Kiel., XII, pp. 305-308. Aphis.

Lapsana communis, Lonicera japonica, L. pericJemenum, L. tar-

tarica, L. xylosteum.

lonicericola. Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 45.

Lonicera dioica,

longirostris, Cladobius Mordwilko as a var. of-P. populous Kalten-

bacb, which see.

lophospermum, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Re¬

search, IV, p. 314, fig.

Lophospermum eruhescens.

loti, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1874. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 131.

Lotus corniculatus,

loti, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1912. The Trans. Second Ent. Con-

gres, p. 384; also 1913 Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII, No. 3, p.

139.

Lotus corniculatus.

lucifuga, Tetraneura Zehntner, 1897. Archief Java Suiker Ind.,

V, p. 555.

Saccharum o^ficinarum.

lt)(dOTicianae, Macrosiphum (Oestlund), 1886. Aphididae of Min¬

nesota, p. 23. Siphonophora.

Artemisia ludovicifoma A. vulgaris.

ragentis, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nezraska, p. 46.

Senecio lugens.

iusitanica, Schizoneura Horvath, 1908. Broteria, VII, p. 132.

Quercus rohur.

lutea, Macrosiphum (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I, p.

119, fig. Siphonophora.

Gypripedium sp., Orchidaceae in hot-houses.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

105

luteola, Macroslphum (Williams), 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 82. Siphonophora.

8oUdago mis sour iensis,

lutescens, Aphis Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr., V, No. 1, p. 23.

Apocynum cannaHum, Asclepias incarnata, A. mexieana, A. syriacaf

Nerium oleander.

luzulae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1874. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

725.

Luzula aldida.

l^chnidis, Myzus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Sy sterna Naturae,

p. 451. Aphis.

CucuMlus sp., Lychnis alM, L. dioica, L. divaricata, L. viscaria,

Melandrum sylvestris, Silene cucubalus, S. italica, 8. latifolia.

lycopersicella, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Research

IV, p. 315, fig.

Brassica sp., Lycopersicum escuentum.

lycopersici, Macrosiphum (Clarke), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV, p.

253. Nectarophora.

Lycopersicum esculentum.

lycopsidis, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2218.

Lycopsis arvensis.

lyratus, Chaitophorus Ferrari, as a var. of C. leucomelas Koch,

which see.

lyropictus, Chaitophorus Kessler, 1886. Nova Acta, Deutschen

Akad. Naturf, LI, p. 171.

Acer campestre, A. platanoides.

lythri, Myzus (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica II, p. 115. Aphis.

Lythrum salicaria.

macchiatii, Eulachnus Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 321, fig.

AMes pectinata, Pieea ahies, Pinus pinea.

macrocephalus, Lachnus Buckton, 1881. Mon. Brit. Aphides, III,

Picea aMes.

p. 48, fig.

106 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

macrorhyncha, Stomaphis Cholodkovsky, 1894. Bui. Soc. Imp.

Nat., Mos., VIII, p. 402, fig.

Quercus sp.

macrosiphum, Illliioia Wilson, 1912. Can. Ent. XLIV, p. 155.

Amelanchier sp.

macrostachyae, Symdobius Essig, 1912. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent. 4,

p. 727, fig.

8alix longifoUa.

mactata, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 39, app.

Pyrus germanica.

maculata, Callipterus (Heyden), 1837. Ent. Beitr. Museum Sen-

kenberg, II, p. 297. Aphis.

Alnus glutinosa.

maculatae. Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 61.

Cornus paniculata.

maculatuSy Ghaitophorus Buckton, 1899. Ind. Mus. Notes, IV, p.

277, fig.

Medicago sativa.

maculatus, Lachnus Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens,

p. 46.

No description.

Rosa sp.

maouleUa, Monellia (Pitch), 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects, N. Y., p. 166. Aphis.

Carya sp.

maculosus, Lachnus Cholodkovsky, 1899. Zool. Anz., XXII, p.

469, fig.

Larix decidua, L. siMrica, Pinus sylvestris.

magniflca, Trinacriella Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 169, fig.

Arena sp.

magnoUae, Aphis Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XV, p. 254.

Magnolia grandiflora.

mahaleh, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 113,

fig.

Prunus chamaecerasus, P. mahaleh.

Wilson-Vickery — List of ApMdidae.

107

maidi-radicis, Aphis Forbes, 1891. Seventeenth Report. Nox. &

Ins. Illinois, p. 64, fig.

Amaranthus hyhridus, A. retroflexus, A. spinosus, Amdrosia arte-

misifoUa, A. trifida, Anthemis cotula, Brassica juncea, B. nigra,

CalUstephus Jiortensis, Capsella hursa-pastoris, Chenopodium

album, Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Cucumis melo, Cucur-

Mta, maxima, C. pepo, Digitaria sanguinalis, Dioidea teres,

Echinochloa glauca, Erigeron canadensis, Onaphalium pur-

purem, Helianthemum tenuifolium, Helianthus annuus, Krigia

virginica, Lepidium incisum, L. vulgare, Leptochloa filiformis,

Linaria canadensis, Oxalis stricta, Panicum sp., Plantago

aristata, P. major, P. rugelli. Polygonum hydropiperoides, P.

incarnatum, P. lapathifolium, P, muhlenbergii, P. persicaria,

Portulaca oleracea, Rumex altissimus, R. crispus, Senecio

tomentosus, Setaria glauca, S. italica, 8. veridis. Sorghum

dora, 8. halepense, 8. saccharatum, Triticum vulgare, Xan-

thium canadense, Zea mays.

maidis, Aphis Fitch, 1856. Second Kept. Nox. & Ben. Insects

N. Y., p. 318.

Ambrosia trifida, Andropogon sp., Digitaria sanguinalis, Echino¬

chloa crus-galli, Hordeum vulgare, Oxalis sp., Panicum dichoto-

mlfiorum, Polygonum pennsylvanicum, P. persicaria, Rumex

altissium, Saccharum ofiicinarum, Setaria glauca, 8. viridis.

Sorghum dora, 8. halepense, 8. saccharatum, Zea mays.

mail, Aphis Fabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae p. 737.

Pyrus malus.

mali, Eriosoma Samoulle, 1819. Entom. useful Comp., p. 232.

“New name for Aphis lanigera of authors.”

maU, Myzus Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. “Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova, III,

p. 221.

Pyrus malus.

malifoliae, Aphis Fitch, 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben. Insects

N. Y., p. 49.

Pyrus malus.

malvae, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 47, app.

Althaea otficinalis, Aquillegia vulgaris, Calacosia antiquorum,

Cuphea ignea. Hibiscus sp., Malva rotundifolia M. sylvestris,

Quercus sp., Rumex altissimus.

malvae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 125,

fig.

Althaea sp., Oossypium ^ herbaceum, Lavatera arborea, Malopa

trimestri, Malva parvifiora, M. rotundifolia, M. sylvestris.

108 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

malvaet Macrosiphum (Mosley), Gardners Chronicle, I, p. 684.

Aphis.

Calla sp., Malva sp.

malvae, Myzus Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 31.

Malva rotundifolia.

marginata, Forda Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 311,

fig.

Grass.

marginella, MonelUa (Fitch), 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects N. Y., p. 166. Aphis.

Cary a sp.

marginipennis, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist.,

I, p. 168.

Piiius ecMnata.

marsupialis, Pachypappa Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 270, fig.

Populus alia, P. nigra, P. pyramidalis.

martini, Macrosiphum (Cockerell), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV, p.

169. N ©ctarophora.

Eriogonum ligusticum, Frasera speciosa, Helenium hoopesii, Ligus-

ticum sp., Potentilla hippiana, Rudleckia Jiirta, Zygadenus-

nuttallii.

marutae, Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 40.

Anthemis cotula.

matricariae, Myzus Macchiati, 1882. Bui. Ent. Soc. Ital., XIV, p.

245.

Matricaria cJiamomille.

maydis, Sipha Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 38.

Arena sativa, Holcus mollis, Hordeum murinum, H. vulgare, Lilium

multiflorum, L. perenne, L. temuelntum, Sorghum halepensis,

8. saccharatum, Triticum spelta, Zea mays.

maydis Sipha var. aveuae, Del Guercio, 1905. Redia, II, p. 144,

fig.

Hordeum murinum.

*mayeri, Aphis Gmeln, 1788. Syst. Nat. 1, part 4, p. 2211.

Wilson-Vickery—-List of Aphididae. 109

medicagiiiis, ApMs Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause ApMden, p. 94,

fig.

Astragulus Msculcatus]^ Caragana arhorescens, Goronilla varia,

DoUchos SJ3., GlycyrrMza lepidota, Oossypium herhaceum,

Hibiscus sp.f ^Hocust” Medicago denticulata, M, falcata, M. his-

pida, M. lupuUna, M. saliva, Melilotus alba, M. offlcinalis, Oxy-

tropis lambertii, Robinea viscosa, Spartium juneeum, Bphaer-

alcea pendleri, TrifoUum ochroleucum, T, repens, Vida narbo-

nensis.

melampyri^ AniirapMs Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 309, fig.

Melampyrum sp,

-melaanpyruin-latifoliiim, ApMs Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon.

Mag. & t^ritic. Rev., I, p. 361.

Melampyrum pratense,

melanocephalus, Hyalopterus Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides,

11, p. 116, fig,

Bilene cucubalus, S, latifolia.

mellssa©, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1037.

No food plant given.

menthae* ApMs Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1045.

Mentha aquatica, M. arvensis, M. hirsuta.

naenthae, KaltenbacMella Schouteden, 1906. Mems. Soc. Ent.

Belg., XII, p. 195.

Mentha arvensis, M. sylvestris.

menthae, Macrosiphum (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I,

p. 120, fig. Siphonophora. ^

Cytisus scoparius, Mentha arvensis, M, spicata, M. sylvestris, M,

viridis.

mentha©, RhyzoMus Passerini, 1860. Gli Afldl, p. 39.

Mentha arvensis.

menthae-radicis, ApMs Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colorado, p.

121.

Mentha arvensis.

mentzelia©, Macrosiphum Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.,

XLI. p. 99, fig.

Mentzelia sp. ■ ■

110 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters.

mespili, Ovatus Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor Ent. deel LV,

p. 64, fig.

Crataegus, oxyacantha, Pyrus germanica.

michaelseni, Myzus Schouteden, 19 04. Erg. Hamb. Magalh. Sam-

melr. (2), Sieb. Lief., 7, p. 3.

Acaena splendens.

middletonii, Aphis Thomas, 1879. Eighth Kept. State Ent. Ill,,

p. 99.

Aster ericoides, A. suhulatus, Beta vulgaris, Cosmos hipinnatus,

Endive sp., Erigeron canadensis, E. ramosus, Orohanche sp.,

Solidago canadensis, 8. serotina, Yernonia fasciculata.

millefolii, Macrosiphum DeGeer, 1773. Mems des. Inst. Ill, p. 60.

Aphis.

Achillea ageratum, A. millefolium, A. ligustica, A. ptarmica, Am

themis tinctoria. Chrysanthemum leucanthemum.

mimosae, Aphis (?) Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Giv. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, III, p. 227.

Mimosa sp.

mimuli, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 57.

Mimulus glahratus, M. ringens.

mingazzinii, Eulachnus Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 326, fig.

Pinus sylvestris.

minimum, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.,

II, p. 391. Dactylosphaera.

Carya cordiformis.

minimus, Pterocallis Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor Ent.,

LV, p. 83, fig.

Betula aWa.

minor, Macrosiphum (Forbes), 1884. Thirteenth Kept. State Ent.

III. p. 101. Aphis.

Duchesnea indica, Fragaria sp.

minor. Pemphigus Derbes, 1869. Ann. Sci. Nat. ser. (5), XI, p.

106, fig.

Pistacia terehinthus.

minor, Pterochlorus (Del Guercio), 1909. Redia, V, p. 267, fig.

Dryaphis.

Quercus rotur, Q. suder.

W ilson~V ickery — List of Aphididae.

Ill

minuta. Aphis Wilson, 1911. Can. Ent. XLIII, p. 60.

Dioscorea hulMfera? Ipomoea sp.

minutum, Trichosiphum Van Der Goot, 1916. Records, Indian

Museum XII, p. 2.

Jungle creeper.

minutus, Drepanaphis? Davis, 1910. Ent. News, XXI, p. 195, fig.

Acer sacharum.

molluginis, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 88,

fig.

Oalium mollugo.

moltshanovi, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia,

(Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 183. -

Food plant?

monardae, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 58.

Monarda fistulosa, M. punctata.

monardae, Phorodon Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

89.

Monarda fistulosa.

monelli, Micrella Essig, 1912. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent. 4, p. 717, fig.

Salix laevigata, S. lasiolepis.

moneUi, Drepanaphis Davis, 1909. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer. II, p.

197. Phymatosiphimi.

Aesculus glahra.

montanus, Ghermes Gillette, 1907. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil., p.

14, fig.

Picea pungens.

montemartinii, Chaitophorus Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p.

179, fig.

Lamium purpureum.

monticellii, Stenaphis Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 185.

Arundo donax, Phragmites communis.

morae, Aphis Kittel, 1827. Mem. Soc, Linn. Paris, V, p. 153.

Morus sp., Yerva mora.

112 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

mordwilkiana, Aphis Dobrowljansky, 1913. Kiev. Ent. Sta. South-

Russian Agr. Syndicate, p. 34, fig.

Rubus sp.

mordwilkoi, Pemphigus Cholodkovsky, 1912. (1913) Revue Russ.

Ent., XII, p. 493, fig.

Populus ciliata.

mori, Aphis Clarke, 1903. Can. Ent. XXXV, p. 251.

Morns sp.

mucidus, Euceraphis (Pitch), 1856. Third Rept. Nox. Ben. In¬

sects, N. Y. p. 334. Callipterus.

Pyrus mains.

muhlenbergia©, Toxoptera Davis, 1912. U. S. Bur. Ent., Tec. ser.

Bui. 25, part 1, fig.

Mnhlenhergia, racemosa.

muralis, Macrosiphum (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I,

p. 157, fig. Siphonophora.

Lactnca mnralis.

musae, Aphis Schouteden, 1906. Mems. Soc. Ent. Belg., XII, p.

223.

Mnsa ensete.

myopori, Aphis Macchiati, 1882. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XIV, p. 247.

Myopornm pictnm.

myosotidis, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 57,

fig.

Chrysanthemnm sp., Epilohinm sp., Erechtites sp., Erigeron cana¬

densis, Enpatorinm morisii, Lepidinm draba, L. sativnm. My-

osotis palnstris, M. weltnntscMi, Plantago major, Rhinanthns

major, Senecio crassifolins, S. longifolins, 8. vnlgaris.

myricae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p. 96.

Myrica gale.

myrmecaria, (Forda) ?, Boisduval, 1867. Essai sur Entom.

Hort., p. 278. Aphis.

^Vactns,” Cnpfiea sp., Fuschia sp., Latana sp.

myrmecophilum, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1916. XLIX, The Ento¬

mologist, p. 49, fig.

Nest of Lasius flavus. ' - ' ’

W ilson-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

113

nabali, Rhopalosiphum Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 34.

Prenanthes alba.

nainitalensis, Pemphigus Cholodkovsky, 1912. Revue Russ. Ent

XII, p. 9 4, fig.

Popuhis ciliata.

najadum, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. - Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 45, fig.

Potamogeton natans.

napaeus, Pemphigus Buckton, 189 6. Ind. Mus. Notes, IV, p. 50.

Popuhis sp.

napelli, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 118.

Aconitum napellus, A. uncinatum.

nassonowi, Chaitophorus Mordwilko, 189 5. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab.

Varch. Univ., p. 40.

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

nasturtii, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p. 76.

Nasturtium mnphibium, N. autsriacum, Periploca graesa, Radicula

nasturtium-aquaticum, R. sylvestris, Sisymbrium, officinale, Steh

Jaria aquatica. '

nasturtii, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, Siphonophora. p. 200, fig.

'Nasturtium austriacum, Radicula nasturtium-aquaticum, R. sylves¬

tris, Stellaria aquatica.

navozovi, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 196.

Umbelliferae.

neavei, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, IV, p.

316, fig.

Food plant unknown.

negundinis, Chaitophorus Thomas, 1877, Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist.

Bui. 2, p. 10.

Acer negundo, Catalpa sp.

neilliae, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 59.

Physocarpus opulifolius.

8— S. A. L.

114 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters.

nekoashii, Astegopteryx Sasaki, 1907. Tokyo Nap. Konch. Kev.

No. 1, p, 25, pi. Also Mems. ‘Cong. Int. Ent., 1910, p, 450,

fig.

Styrax japonicum.

neomexlcanus, Myzus Cockerell, 1901. Can. Ent. XXXIII, p, 227.

Rides lepanthum.

nepetae, ApMs Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 77.

Nepeta cataria, Origanum vulgare, Satureja nepeta, 8. vulgaris.

nephrelepldis, Miopterus Davis,, 1909. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer. II,

p. 199.

Acrostichum reticuJatum, ‘‘Filicales,'’ Nephrolepis exaltata.

nerlastri, Aphis Boisduval, 1867. Essai sur L’Entomalogie Hor-

ticole, p. 226. A new name for Aphis neiil Boyer.

nerii, ApMs Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlanse, p. 118.

Acantliaceae sp., Anagallis arvensis, A. linifoUa, A. teneJla, Oatalpa

Mgnonoides, “Cymonandra,^' Cyphomandra ietacea, Durania

illisia, Hydrangea hortensia, Lupinus moritzianus, Nerium

oleander, Solanum nigrum, Tecoma radicans.

nerU, Cryptosiphnm Perez, 1901. Nuov. Giorn. Bot. ItaL, VIII,

n. s. p. 442.

Nerium oleander.

nerll^ Myzus (Boyer de Fonscolombe) , 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

Prance X, p. 179. Aphis.

Asclepias syrica, Nerium oleander.

nervatum, Bhopalosiphum Gillette, 1908. Can. Ent. XL, p. 63,

fig.

Rosa sp.

nervosa, Aphis Zetterstedt, 1840. Insecta Lapponica, p. 311.

Species not recognizable.

nldiflcus, Proclphilus Low, 1882. Wien. Ent. Zeit., I, p. 14.

AMes sp., Fraxinus excelsior.

niger, Phyllaphls Ashmead, 1881. Can. Ent. XIII, p. 155.

Quercus phellos.

nigra, Pergandeida Wilson, A911. Can. Ent., XLIII, p. 62.

Cyrilla racemiflora.

Wilson-Vickery—^List of Aphididae.

115

nigra, ApMs (Myzus), Theobald, 1916. Can. Ent., XLVIII, p. 233.

A new name for Aphis oxyacanthae Koch not Schrank.

Pyrus malm.

nigra, PterocMorus Del Guercio, as a var. of P. roborus Linnaeus,

which see.

nigrae, Chaitopliorus Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p.

49.

Salix JongifoUa, 8. nigra.

tt

nlgrlnectaria, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research

VI, p. 107, fig.

Pimm arvense.

nigripes, Aphis Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Research, IV, p. 327,

fig.

Salix sp.

nlgrltarsis, Aphis Heyden, 1837. Ent. Beitr. Mus. Senk., II, p.

299.

II, p. 299.

Betula alha, Caltha palustris.

ni^ofasciatus, Bnlachnus Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 324,

fig.

Pinus sylvestris.

nlgronervosa, Pentalonla Coquerel, 1859. Ann. Ent. Soc. Pr. VII,

ser. 3, p. 259.

Musa sapientium.

nlgro-rufa, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2247.

Anagallis arvensis.

nlgrotuhercTilata, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 306,

fig.

Larix decidua, L, leptolassa.

noci¥a, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 36, app.

Primus spinosa.

nordmanniana©* Ohermes Eckstein, 1890. Zool. Anz., XII, p. 90.

Tsuga canadensis.

norvegicuin, Acyrthoslphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia,

(Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 143.

Food plant?

116 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

notabilis, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Davi Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 235.

Carya illinoensis.

noxius, Brachycolus Mordwilko.

The original citation was not located but this name is now com¬

monly used in Russian publications.

See Review of Applied Entomology, 1916 (London).

niisslmi, Dreyfusia Borner, 1908. Zool. Anz., XXXIII, p. 739.

(This name appiled to a species which Borner thinks has been**

misnamed by several authors as follows:

Chermes funltectus Cholod. 1907, nec. Dreyfus, 1888.

” nordmannianae Eckstein, 1890.

” obtectus Ratzeburg, a. p. 18 44.

” piceae Nusslin, a. p. 1903, 1905, 1908.

” piceae Borner, a. p. 1908.)

Abies nobilis, A. nordmanniana, A. pectinata, Picea sp.

nutricata, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 39, app.

Pyrus germanica.

nymphaeae, Siphocoryne (Linnaeus), 1761. Fauna Suecica, fe-

vised and enlarged edition of the 1746 edition, p. 260.

Aphis.

Acorus calamus, Alisma plantago, Ammannia sp., Arum italicum,

Bidens frondosa, Butomus umbellatus, Calla sp., CalUtriche

autumnaeis., Cicuta virosa, Cypripedium sp., Elodea canadensis,

Hydrocharis morsus-ranea, Hydrocotyle vulgaris, J uncus lam-

pocarpus, Lemna gibba, L. minor, L. polyrJiiza, L. trisulca,

Limnantkemum nympJioides. Marsilea quadrifoUa, Menyanthes

trifoliata, Myriopliyllum verticillatum, Najas flexilie, Nelum-

bium lutea, Nuphar sp., Nymphaea aba, N. lutea, N. odorata,

Nymphoides peltatum. Polygonum sp., Pontedaria cordata^

Potamogeton cHspus, P. natans, P. pectinatus, Primus domes-

tica. Ranunculus acris, R. aquatilis, R. fluitans, R. sceleratus,

RicTiardea africana, Sagittaria sagittifoUa, Salvinia natans,

Saururus cernus, Sparganmm ramosum, Spirodela polyrrhiza,

Trapa sp., TypTia angustifolia, T. latifoUa, Vtricularia vulgaris.

nyssae, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX, p.

269.

Nyssa sylvatica.

obliqiia, Schizoneura 'Cholodkovsky, 1896. Zool. Anz., XIX, p.

259.

Abies barsamea, A. concolor, Picea alba, P. canadensis, Tsuga cana¬

densis.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

Ill

oblonga, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 289, fig.

Pinus silvestris.

oblongum, Macrosiphum (Mordwilko), 1901. Horae Soc. Ent.

Ross., XXXIII, p. 3 43. Siphonophora.

Artemisia vulgaris.

oblongus, Sinydobius (Heyden), 1837. Ent. Beitr. Muse. Senk.,

II, p. 298. Aphis.

Betula alba.

obuoxia, Aphis Mordwilko, 1916. (Rept. Ent. Bur. Stavropol

1914) Published by Dept. Agr. of Min. of Agr. Petrograd.

(Rev. Applied Ent. IV, Ser. A, part 11, p. 459).

obscura, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

167, fig. Siphonophora.

Hieracium yrealtum.

obscura, Schizoneura Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit.

Museum, part 4, p. 1051.

No food plant given.

obtectus, Cliermes Ratzeburg, 1844. Die Forst-Insecten, p. 200,

foot note.

Pinus sp.

occidentalis, Forda Hart, 1894. Eighteenth Rept., State Ent. Ill.,

p. 95, fig.

Capsella bursa-pastor is, Poa pratensis, Zea mays.

occidentalis, Lachnus Davidson, 19 09. Jour. Econ. Ent., II, p.

300.

Abies grandis.

ochrocentri. Aphis Cockerell, 1903. Ent. News, XIV, p. 248.

Carduus ochrocentrus.

ochropus, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 128,

fig.

Chenopodium album, Dipsacus sylvestris, Rumex altissimus.

oenanthis. Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p.

36. No description.

Oenanthe sp.

oenotherae, Anoecia Wilson, 1911. Can. Ent., XLIII, p. 63.

Oenothera sp. ■ i '■" 'fWU

118 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

oenotherae, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 62.

EpiloMum sp., Oenothera t)ertiana, 0. Mennis, 0. caespitosa, 0.

serrulata.

oenotherae, Myzus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 64.

Oenothera Mennis, 0. hertiana.

cenotherae, Pemphigus Williams, 1891. Special Bui. No. 1,

Univ. Neb. Dept. Ent. p. 27. No description.

Oenothera Mennis.

oestlundi, Pemphigus Cockerell, 1906. Ent. News, XVII, p. 34.

A new name for P. vagabundus (Walsh) Oestlund.

oleae, Eriosoma, Risso, 1826. Hist. Nat. Prin. I’Europe, merid.

V, p. 218.

Olea europea.

olivacea, Forda Rohwer, 1908. Psyche, XV, p. 68.

“Grass roots."

olivata, Macrosiphum (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I,

p. 164, fig. Siphonophora.

Cirsium alnceolatum.

*onobrychidis, Aphis Goureau, 1863. Bui. Soc. Sci. Hist. Nat.

Yonne, part 2, p. 129.

Hedysalum onobrychis.

onobrychis, Macrosiphum (Boyer de Ponscolombe) , 1841. Ann.

Soc. Ent. Prance, X, p. 169. Aphis.

Onoboychis viciaefolia.

ononidisi, Myzocallis (Kaltenbach) , 1846. Ent. Zeit. (Stettin)

VII, p. 173. Aphis.

Medacago sativa, Melilotus alba, 'Ononis hircina, 0. spinosa, Tri¬

folium alexandrinum, T. pratense, T. procumbens.

»

ononidis, Pergandeida Schouteden, 1903. Zool. Anz., XXVI, p.

686.

Ononis repens.

ononis, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 175, fig. Siphonophora.

Ononis rotundifolia, 0. spinosa.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

119

onopordi, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 121.

Carduus nutans, Cirsium lanceolatum, Onopordon illyricum.

opium, Aphis, Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 101, fig.

Doronicum cruenta.

opuli. Aphis Sulzer, 1776. Abgekurz Gesch. Ins. p. 105, fig.

Viburnum opulus.

oreaster. Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev. Ill, p. 17.

Aster paniculata.

oregonensis, Aphis Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI, p.

9 2, fig.

Artemisia tridentata.

oregonensis, Lachiius Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI,

p. 103, fig.

Pinus sp.

oregonensis, Microsiphum Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.

XLI, p. 91, fig.

Artemisia tridentata.

orientale, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 141.

Food plant?

orientale, Macrosiphum Van Der Goot, 1912. vjijdschr. voor Ent.

deel LV, p. 322.

Blumea balsamifera.

orientalis, Ohermes Dreyfus, 1889. Tag. 61 Vers. Deut. Nat,,

Koln. pt. 2, p. 60.

Picea ahies, P. 'orientalis, Pinus orientalis, P. strobus, P. sylves-

tris.

(Cholodkovsky (1915) gives this species as a synonym of

Chermes pini Koch but indicates that it should be known as

one of two varieties of that species.)

origanl. Aphis Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 36.

Calamintfia acinos, Carduus sp.. Origanum paniculatum, 0. vuh

gare., Satureja nepeta, 8. vulgaris.

orobanches, Aphis Passerini, 1870. Bui. Ent. Soc. Ital., XI, p. 45.

Orobanche lutea, 0. muteli, 0. ramosa, Lathraea squamaria.

120 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters.

oi'obanches, Macrosiphum Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphl-

dens, p. 37. No description.

Orohanche sp.

orthocai'pus, Macrosiphum Davidson, 1909. Jour. Econ. Ent. II,

p. 304,

Orthocarpus sp.

osmaroniae, Illinoia Wilson, 1912. ‘Can. Ent. XLIV, p. 153.

Osmaronia cerasiformis.

ovata-oblongus, Pemphigus Kessler, 1881. Ber. Ver. Naturkunde

Kassel, XXVIII, p. 61, fig.

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

oxalis, Aphis Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Ent. Soc. Ital., XV, p. 255.

Oxalis corniculata.

oxybaphi, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 62.

Oxyhaphus angustifolius, 0. linearis, 0. nyctagineus.

oxyacanthae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

55, fig.

Pyrus communis.

oxycauthae, Myzus (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 116.

Aphis.

Crataegus oxycantha, Prunus chamaecerasus, Pyrus communis, P.

malus.

paczoskii, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, as a var. of A. gossypii Mord-

wilko, which see.

padi, Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p. 451.

Alopecurus pratensis, Crataegus oxyacantha, Prunus padus, Pyrus

aucuparia, P. germanica, P. malus.

padi, Lachnus Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III, p. 368.

Alopecurus pratensis. Prunus padus.

palens, Aphis Walker, 1852. List. Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1043.

Food plant not given.

paliuri, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 37.

No description.

Paliruim sp.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

121

pallida, Hyalopteroides Theobald, 1916. The Entomologist, XLIX,

, p. 51, fig.

In nest of Lasius niger.

pallida, Macrosiphum (Walker), 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser.

2, II, p. 430. Aphis.

Malva rotundifolia, M. sylvestris, Pelargonium zonale, Villarisia sp.

pallida, Macrosiphum (Oestlund), 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 84. Nectarophora.

RosG'sp. (wild)

pallida, Tetraneura (Haliday), 1839. Ann. Nat. Hist. Mag., II, p.

189. Byrsocrypta.

Pistacia terebinthus, Ulmus campestris, U. tuberosa.

pallidula, Tychea Cockerell, 1903. Psyche, X, p. 217.

Pood plant not given.

pallidus. Pemphigus Derbes, 1869. Ann. Sci. Nat. Zool. (6), XI,

p. 105, fig.

Pistacia terebinthus.

paUipes, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III, p. 369.

Fagus sp.

panici, Tychea (Schizoneura) ? Thomas, 18 77. Ill. State Lab.

Nat. Hist., Bui. 2, p. 16.

Digitaria humifusa, 8etaria glauca.

panicola, Macrosiphum Thomas, 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist.,

Bui. 2, p. 6. Siphonophora.

Digitaria humifusa, Echinochloa crus-galU, Eragrostis pectinacea.

Thomas gives this name for what he calls Siphonophora setariae

on Panicum should it prove to be different from the one on

Setaria.

' panicola, Schizoneura Thomas, 1879. Eighth Kept. Ben. & Nox.

Insects, Ill., p. 138.

Digitaria humifusa, Echinochloa crus-galli, Poa pratensis. Poly¬

gonum sp., Setaria glauca, S. viridis.

paoli. Aphis Del Guercio, 1916. Redia, XI, p. 301, fig.

Calotropis procera.

122 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

papaveris, Aphis Fabricius, 1776. Genera Insectorum, II, p. 388.

Aegopodium podagraria, Amaranthus retrofiexus, AristolocJiia clem'

atitis, Atriplex hastata, A. hortensis, A. nitens, A. patula, Beta

vulgaris, Bougainvillaea virescens, CannaMs saliva, Capsella

bursa-pastoris, Chenopodium album, C. botrys, Cirsium arvense,

Cucumis sativus, Cucurbita pepo, Eryngium campestre, E, plan-

um, Fmnaria sp., Galium aparine, Hypericum hirsutum, H. per¬

foratum, Matricaria chamomilla, M. inodora, Ophrys aranifera,

Orchis coriophm'a, Papaver dubium, P. nudicaule, P. rhoeas, P,

somniferum, Phaseolus vulgaris, Ranunculus acris, Scorzonera

hirsuta, Senecio vulgaris, Setaria verticillata, 8. viridis, 8oh

anum nigrum, 8. tuberosum, Vida faba, Zea mays.

papyracea^, Hormaphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 19. .

Betula alba, papyracea.

parietariae, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p.

38, no description.

Parietaria sp.

partheuocissi, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

53.

Psedera quinquefolia.

particeps, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2217.

Cynoglossum officinale.

parvus, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research VI, p. 127, fig.

Chrysanthemum sp.

parvus, Lachnus Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI, p.

104, fig.

Pinus rigida, P. virginiana.

pasanlae, Myzocallis Davidson, 1915. Jour, Econ. Ent. VIII, p.

424.

Pasania densiflora.

pasaniae, Trichoslphum Okajima, 1908. Bui. Coll. Agr. Tokyo

Imp. Univ., VIII, No. 1, p. 23 of separate.

Quercus acuta, Q. cuspidata, Q. serrata.

passeriniana, Cerosipha Del Guercio, IS 00. Nuov. Relaz. Staz.

, Agr, Fir., II, p. 117.

8alvia splendens.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

123

passerinii, Schizoneura Signoret, 1875. Bui. Soc. Ent. France (5),

V, p. CEII.

Populus alba.

pastinaceae, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 41, fig.

Lonicera sp., Pastinaca sativa.

pastinaceae, Siphocoryn© (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema

Naturae, p. 451. Aphis.

Cicuta virosa, Conium maculatum, Daucus carota, Foeniculum vul-

gare, Heracleum lanatum, Pastinaca sativa, Pimpinella magna,

P. saxifraga, Salix aurita, 8. babylonica, Sisymbrium offlcinale,

Zizia aurea.

patchii, Thecabius Gillette, 1914. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer. VII, p. 61.

Populus balsamifera.

pawlowae, Fentaphls Mordwilko, 1901. Horae Soc. Ent. Ross.,

XXXIII, p. 83.

Bromus hordeaceous.

pectinatae, Chermes Cholodkovsky, 1888. Zool. Anz., XI, p. 47.

Abies balsamea, A. pectinata, A. sibirica, Picea abies.

pedicularis, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 41,

fig.

Pedicularis palustris.

pedunculi, Pemphigus Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III, p.

367.

Quercus sp.

peglandlcola, Chromaphis Walker, 1870. The Zool. p. 2001, new

name for Callipterus juglandlcola Kaltenbach.

pelargonii, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pfianzen-

lause, p. 21. Aphis.

Althaea rosea, Chrysanthemum sp., Geranium robertianum, Hy¬

drangea sp., Justica furcata, Lilium sp., Malva neglecta, M.

sylvestris, Pelargonium zonale, Pyrus germanica.

pellucida, Endeis Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IV, p. 91,

fig.

Poa annua.

124 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

pemphigoides, Phylloxera Donnadieu, 1887. Compt. Reud. Acad.

Sci. Paris, CIV, p. 1246.

Yitis vinifera.

penicillata, Aphis Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p. 51,

fig.

EpiloMum hirsutum, E. montanum.

pentstemonis, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

54.

Musenum tenuifolium, Pentstemon glaher.

perforans, Phylloxera Pergande, as a var. of P. caryae-septum

Shimer, which see.

perforatus, Aphis Signoret, 1867. Ann. Ent. Soc. Prance, (4),

VII, p. 379.

Acer campestre.

pemiciosa, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 251.

Carya alba.

persequens, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1044.

Tanacetum sp.

persicae, Aphis Boyer de Fonscolombe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

France, X, p. 175.

Petasites officinalis, Prunus amygdalus, P. domestica, P. inaititia,

P. per Sica, P. spinosa.

persicae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 93.

Prunus persica.

persicae. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 61, fig

Prunus persica.

persicae, Lachnus Cholodkovsky, 1899. Zool. Anz., XXII, p. 472,

fig.

Prunus amygdalus.

persicae, Myzus Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 35.

Prunus persica.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

125

perslcae, Rhopalosiphum Sulzer, 1776. Abgekurz Gesch. Ins. p.

105, fig. Aphis.

Acer negundo, Achryantes sp., Alternanthera sp., Althaea narbor-

ensis, A. officinalis, A. rosea, Amaranthus sp., Ammannia sp.,

Anthemis cotula, Antirrhinum majus, Aquilegia vulgaris. As¬

paragus officinalis, Atropa belladona, Barbarea vulgaris, Beilis

perennis, B. sylvestris. Beta vulgaris, Brassica alba, B. arven-

sis, B. campestris, B. napus, B. oleracea, B. rapa, Cakile mari-

tima. Calendula arvensis, Caltha palustris, Ganna indica, Cap-

sella bursa-pastoris Capsicum annuum, Chaerophyllum aromat-

icum, C. hirsutum, C. roseum, Chenopodium album, C. bonus-

henricus. Chrysanthemum balsamita, C. coccineum. Cineraria

sp., Citrullus vulgaris, Cochlearia armoracia, Colocasia anti¬

quorum, Convolvulus sp., Crepis tectorum. Crocus sp., Cucumis

melo, Cyrtanthus sp., Dianthus caryophyllus, Digitalis pur¬

purea, Dysodia sp., Erodium botrys, E. cicutarium. Euphorbia

maculata, E. marginata, E. peplus. Fuchsia cocinea, F. globosa,

F. micrantha, Fumaria officinalis, Oalactites tomentosa, Galium

mollugo. Geranium molle, G. robertianum. Gladiolus dubius,

Gossypium herbaceum, Hedera helix, Heliotropium peruvianum,

Hibiscus sp., Hordeum vulgare, Hyacinthus orientalis, Inula

dysenterica, lonidum concolor, Iresine Undeni, Iris pumila,

Lactuca spicata, Lepidium sativum, Lilium candidum, Lupinus

sp., Lycopersicum esculentum, Malva parviflora, M. rotundi-

folia, M, sylvestris, Malvastrum coccineum, Marsilea vestita.

Maurandia hendersoni Mentha aquatica, M. piperita, Mesem-

brianthemum sp., Myosotis scorpioides, Myrtus sp.. Narcissus

sp., Nerium oleander, Nicotiana rustica, N. tabacum, Nonnea

sp., Onopordon acanthium, Opuntia sp., Oxalis corniculata, 0.

rosea, Papaver rhoeas, Pimelea sp., Plantago lanceolata, Poa

sp.. Polyanthus tuberosa, Polygonum persicaria, Portulaea sp.,

Potentilla recta. Primula forbesi, P. vulgaris, Prunus ameri-

cana, P. amygdalus, P. armeniaca, P. cerasus, P. domestica, P.

melanocarpa, P. persica, P. serotina, P. spinosa, Pyrus com¬

munis, P. malus, Radicula armoracia, R. nasturtium-aquaticum,

Ranunculus acris, R. bulbosus, R. repens, R. sardous, Raphan-

us raphanistrum, R. sativus, Rapistrum rugosum, Richardia af-

ricana, Ricinus communis, Robinia pseudoacacia, Rudbeckia

sp., Rumex acctosa, R. altissimus, R. conglomeratus, R. crispus,

R. hydrolapthum, R. venosus, Salix sp., Salsola kali, Semele

androgyne, Senecio crassifolius, S. jacobaea, 8. vulgaris, Sisym¬

brium alliaria, 8. austriacum, Solanum dulcamara, 8. melon-

gena, 8. nigrum, 8. tuberosum, Sonchus oleraceus, Spergula

arvensis, Spinacia oleracea, Stellaria media, Syringa vulgaris.

Taraxacum officinale, Thalictrum minus, Townsendia sericea,

Trifolium pratense, T. repens, Triticum sativum, T. vulgare,

Tropaeolum majus, T. tricolorum, Tulipa gesneriana. Tunica

126 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters,

prolifera, Typha angustifolia, T, latifolia, T. shuttleworthii,

Verbma chamaedry folia, Viburnum opulus, Vida pseudo-crac-

ca, Vinca sp., Viola odorata, V. tricolor, Zea maya,

persicae-niger, Aphis Smith, 1890. Ent. Amer. VI, p. 101.

Prunus chicasa, (wild goose plum), Prunus persica.

persicaecola, Aphis Boisduval, 1867. Essai sar Entom. Hort.,

p. 251.

Prunus persica.

perslcarla«, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germ-ar) III, p. 370.

Prunus armeniaca, P. domestica, P. perisca.

persicariimM Aphis Boisduval, 1867. Essai sur EntOm. Hort., p.

252.

Prunus persica.

persicophlla, Aphis Passerini, 18 60. Gli Afldi, p. 36.

Prunus persica.

persola, Aphis Walker, 18 48. The Zool. VI, p. 2246.

AnagalUs arvensis, Chrysanthemum segetum.

persorbens, Aphis Walker, 18 49. The-'Zool. VII, p. 37, app.

Prunus domestiea.

petasltMls, Aphis Buckton, 18 79. Mon. Brit. Aphides, 11, p. 69,

fig.

Cynoglossum offlcinalis, Petasites japonicus, P. niveus.

phaseoll, Tychea Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 39.

Amaranthus graecizans, A. retroflexus, Brassica oleraeea, Euphor¬

bia lathyris, Phaseolus coccineus, P. vulgaris.

pheidolel, Aphis Theobald, 1916. Entomologists Record, XXVIII,

p. 37.

In ant's nest, Pheldol© sp.

phellpaea©, Aphis Passerini, 1879. Bui. Ent. Soc. Ital., XI, p. 47.

Orabanche ramosa.

phenax, Myzus Cockerell, 19 03. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XXIX, p.

115.

Humulus lupulus.

Wilson-Vickery^List of Aphididae.

127

phlomoidea, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 3 23.

Verhascum phlomoides.

phragmltidicola, Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 44.

Phragmitis communis.

*phyllophora, Chelymorpha Clarke, 1858. The Microscope, p. 112.

Acer campestris.

piceae, Cliermes Ratzeburg, 1844. Die Forst-Insecten, p. 204.

Abies pectinata, Picea sp.

picea Chermes Ratzeburg, var bouveri, Cholcdkcv&ky, 1903. Zool.

Anz., XXVI, p. 259.

Abies nobilis var. glauca.

piceae, Lachnus Panzer, 1801. Fauna Insettorum Germanica Ini-

ciae, XXVI, p. 22, fig. Aphis.

Picea abies, P. alba.

*piceae, Pemphigus (Hartig), 1857. Verhandl. d. Hils-Solllng-

Forstvereins, Jahrg. 1856, pp. 52-57. Rhizomaria.

Larix sp., Picea sp., Pinus sp.

picealla, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1916. The Entomologist, XLIX,

p. 146.

Picea abies.

piceicola, Lachiius Cholodkovsky, 189 6. Zool. Anz. XIX, p. 148.

Picea abies.

piceicola Lachnus var. viridescens, Cholodkovsky, 1896. Zool.

Anz. XIX, p. 509.

Picea abies.

pichtae, Lachnus Mordwilko, 1895. Rah. Lab. Zool. Kab. Varch.

Univ., p. 104.

Abies pectinata.

For description in German see Zool. Anz. XVIII, p. 103.

picridis, Macrosiphum (Fabricius), 1775. Systema Entomologiae,

p. 737. Aphis.

Agrostemma githago, Cichorium endivia, C. intybus, Crepis biennis,

C. capillaris, C. tectorum, Hieracium, murorum, H. pilosella,

H. spondylium, H. sylvaticum, H. sylvestris, H. umbellatum,

H. vulgatum, Hypochoeris sp., Juglans regia, Leontodon au-

tumnalis, L. hispida, Picridum vulgare, Picris hieraciotdes,

Taraxacum opcinale.

(

128 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

picta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 47, app.

Sambucus nigra.

picta, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V, p. 293, flg.

Finns sylvestris.

picta, Phylloxera Pergande, 19 04. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX, p.

197.

Carya alba, C. glabra.

pictus, Pterocallis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, II, p. 77.

Ambulaero aequasola.

ptllcomls, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Entom. (Germar) III, p. 3 69.

Picea abies.

pilosa, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bos. Soc. Nat. Hist., I, p.

168.

Salix sp.

pUosa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 54, app.

Digetalis purpurea.

pilosa, Aphis Zetterstedt, 1840. Insecta Laponica, I, p. 311.

Species not recognizable.

pilosa, Glyphina Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IX, p. 16,

fig.

Finns sylvestris.

pilosa, Pterocomma Buckton, 1879. Mon. Brit. Aphides, II, p.

143, fig.

Salix cinerea, 8. daphnoides, 8. viminalis.

pilosellae, Rhizobius Burmeister, 1835. Hand, der Entomologie,

II, p. 87.

Hieracium pilosella, Zea mays.

pilosula, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci.. IX,

p. 203.

Carya glabra.

pllosus, Myzus Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor Ent., LV, p.

68.

Artemisia vulgaris.

Wilson-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

129

pineoides, Chermes Cholodkovsky, as a var. of O. piiii Koch, which

see.

pimpinellae, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p.

105.

Pimpinella magna, P. saxifraga.

pineti, Lachnus (Pabricius) 1781. Species Insectorum, II, p. 389.

Aphis.

Pinus P. sylvestris.

i

pineus, liachims Mordwilko, 1895. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab. Varch.

Univ., p. 126.

Pinus *'7iiaritima'\ P. stroMis, P. sylvestris.

For description in German see Zool. Anz. 189 5, XVIII, p. 100.

pineus, Lachnus var. curtipilosa, Mordwilko, 189 5. Rab. Lab.

Zool. Kab. Varch. Univ. p. 130.

Pinus sp.

pmi, Chermes (Macquart), 1819. Soc. d’amat. des Sciences et

Arts de la villede Lille. Mars. 12. 8., pp. 81-8 6.

Picea ahies, P. orientalis, Pinus montana, P. pinea, P. sylvestris.

pini, Chermes (Koch), 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 322,

fig. Anisophleba.

Ahics sihirica, Pinus insignis, P. ^^montanum'', P. pumilio, P. syl¬

vestris.

pini, Chermes Koch, var. pineoides, Cholodkovsky, 19 03. Zool.

Anz. XXVI, p. 2 63.

Picea ahies, P. orientalis, Pinus sp.

pini, Chermes Koch, var. pinicola, Cholodkovsky, 1915. Dept, of

Agr., Central Board of Land. Amins. & Agr. Petrograd, p.

57, fig.

Picea excelsa, Pinus montanus, P. sylvestris.

pini, Lachnus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p.

453. Aphis.

Larix decidua, Pinus cemhra, P. halepensis, P. ponderosa, P. scopu-

“ lorum, P. sylvestris.

pini, Lachnus Linnaeus, var. cembrae, Cholodkovsky, 1892. Zool.

Anz. XV, p. 74.

Pinus cemhraf

9— S. A. L.

130 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

*pmi, Macrhyiichus ? 1913. Haup p. 45, Mitt. ent. Ges. Hail

5-7.

Food plant?

pini, Rhizobiiis Burmeister, 1835. Hand, der Entomologie, H, p.

87.

Finns sylvestris.

piiiicola, Ciiermes ‘Ctiolodkovsky, as a var. of C. pini Koch which

see.

pinicola, Lachims Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p.

154.

Larix decidua, Picea ahies, Finns ''mughus'’, P. sylvestris.

pinicola, Mindarus (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Kept. State Ent. Ill.,

p. 137. Scliizoneura.

Finns insignis, P. ponderosa, P. strodus, Zea mays.

pinicolens, Chaitophorus Fitch, 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N.

Y. Cab. Nat. Hist. p. 66.

Finns sp.

pinicorticis, Chermes (Fitch), 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects N. Y. p. 167. Coccus.

Finns laricio, P. pinaster, P. '‘pinastu-marithna'’, P. strohus, Finns

sylvestris.

pinifoliae, Chermes Fitch, 1858. Fourth Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects N. Y., p. 741.

Picea alba, P. mariana, P. rubra, Finns strobus.

pinihabitans, Lachnus Mordwilko, 1895. Rab. Lab. Zool. Kab.

Varch. Univ., p. 118.

Finns sylvestris.

For description in German see Zool. Anz. XVIII, 1895, p. 98.

piniphila, Lachnus (Ratzeburg), 1844. Die Forst-Insecten, III, p.

219. Aphis.

Finns sp.

pini-radiatae, Lachnus Davidson, 1909. Jour. Econ. Ent. II, p.

299.

Finns insignis.

piperis, Aphis Kittel, 1827. Mem. Soc. Linn. Paris, V, p. 152.

Piper sp.

Wilson~Vickery—List of Aphididae.

131

pM, Phylloxera Cholodkovsky, 1903, ■ Zool. Ans., XXVII, p. 118»

Pyrus communis. ^

*pM, Schizoneura (Goethe) Mordwilko, 1900. Horae Soc. Bnt.

Ross, XXXIII, p, 206, EriO'Soma?

Goethe gives as a variety of E. lanigera Hausmann. Mordwilko

gives as a good species.

Pyrus communis.

pisi, Macrosiplmiii (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon, der Pflanzenlause,

p. 23. aphis.

Asperula sp., Beta vulgaris, Capsella Mirsa-pastoris, CliaeropJiyllum

sylvestris, C. temulum, Colutea arhorescens, Cytisus scoparius^

EpiloMum montanum, Genistia tinctoria, Geum urhanum, Qra-

tiola officinalis, Lactuca scariola, Lathyrus latifolius, L. odor-

atus, L. pisiformis, L. pratensis, L. sativus, L. sylvestris, Lotus

corniculatus, L. uliginosus, Lychnis dioica, Medicago falcata,

M. sativa, Melilotus alha, Onobrychis sp., Ononis lurcina, 0.

repens, Pisum arvense, P. sativum, Spirea ulniaria, Stellaria

liolostea, Trifolium ''filaforme-', T. hybridum, T. incarnatum,

T. pratense, T. repens, Urtica dioica, Vida angustifolia, V. gi-

gantea, Y. ludoviciana, V. sativa, V. septum, Y. villosa.

For discussion of the food plants of this species see Bulletin 276;

U. S. Bur. Ent. p. 9.

pisi Acyrthosiphon Kaltenbach sub. sp. destructor (Johnson)

Mordwilko, 1914, Fauna of Russia (Insecta Hemiptera),

I, Petrograd., p, 136.

See Macrosiphum destructor Johnson.

Pisum sp.

pisl Acyrthosiphon Kaltenbach sub. sp. turanicum Mordwilko,

1914, Fauna of Russia, (Insecta Hemiptera) , I, Petrograd.,

p. 139.

Medicago sativa, Trifolium sp.

pisl Acyrthosiphon .Kaltenbach, sub. sp. ussuriensis, Mordwilko,,

1914, Fauna of Russia, (Insects Hemiptera), I, Petrograd.,.

p. 140.

'‘Lathyro’’ sp.

pistaciae, Feniphigus (Linnaeus), 1767, Sy.stema Naturae, Twelfth

Edition, I, part 2, p. 737, No. 33, Aphis.

Pistacia lentiscus, P. terebinthus, P. vera.

plantagineus, Myzus Passerini, 18 60, Gli Afldi, p. 36.

Plantago coronopus, P. major, P. media. :

132 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

plantaginis, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 106.

Achillea millefolium, A. ptarmica, Artemisia a'bsintMum, A. cam-

pestris, A. vulgaris, Beilis perennis, Capsella dursa-pastoris.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Daucus carota, EpiloMum

inolle, Erigeron canadensis, Gossypium herhaceum. Inula

squarrosa, Leontodon taraxici, Leonurus cardiaca, Lynchnis

dioica, Plantago lanceolata, P. major, P. media. Taraxacum

officinale, Viola odorata.

*plantaginis, Aphis Goeze, 1778. Entomologische Beitnage, p.

318. no. 33.

plataniy Liachnus Kaltenhach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p.

152.

Platanus occidentalis, TJlmus campestris.

platanicola, Lachnus Riley, 1883, Amer. Nat., XVII, p. 198.

Platanus occidentalis.

platanoides, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III, p.

369. Acer.

platanoides, Drepanosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II,

p. 112. Aphis.

Acer campestre, A. platanoides, A. pseudo-platanus, Platanus occi¬

dentalis.

*poae, Aphis Hardy, 1850. North British Agriculturist, II, p.

112.

Poa sp.

poae, Macrosiphum (Macchiati), 1885. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital.,

XVII, p, 62. Siphonophora.

Bromus sterilis, Poa annua, Rudus idaeus.

poae, Rhizobius Thomas, 1879, Eighth Kept. State Ent. Ill., p.

166.

Poa annua.

poae, Rliizohius Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IV, p. 93, fig.

Poa annua.

poae, Rhopalosiphum Williams, as a var. of R. dianthi Schrank

which see

poae, Rhopalosiphum Gillette, 1908. Can. Ent., XL, p. 61, fig.

Poa pratensis.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae. 133

podograriae, Aphis (Scopoli) Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p.

110.

Schrank uses this name in referring to Aphis aegopodii Scopoli.

polanisiae, Aphis Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 42.

Polanasia graveolens.

polanisia-graveolens, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag.

& Critic. Rev. Ill, p. 17.

Polanasia graveolens.

pollinosa, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 52.

EpiloMum sp.

polyanthis, Aphis Passerini, 1863. Aphididae Italica, p. 164.

p. 164.

Funkia sudcordata.

polygala-senega, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

tJritic, Rev. Ill, p. 17.

Polygala senega.

polygoni, Aphis Macchiati, 1885. Bui. Ent. Soc. Ital., XVII, p.

63.

Polygonum aviculare.

polygoni, Aphis Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor Ent 55, p. 80,

fig.

Polygonum fagopyrum, P. nodosum.

polygoni, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2249.

Polygonum aviculare.

polygoni, Macrosiphnm (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I,

p. 123, fig. Siphonophora.

Polygonum persicaria.

polygoni, Sipha Schouteden, 1907. Tijdschr. voor Ent., L. p. 265.

Polygonum aviculare.

pomi. Aphis DeGeer, 1773. Mems. des. Ins., Ill, p. 53, fig.

Ailanthus glandulosa, Cotoneaster interrigma, Crataegus crus-gal-

li, 0. oxyacantha, Cydonia vulgaris, Eriohotrya japonica, Lau-

rus laurustinus Pyrus americana, P. aucuparia, P. communis^

P. germanica, P. malus, Triticum vulgare.

134 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences ^ Arts^ and Letters.

pontlerosa, Lachnus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

22.

Pinus ponderosa var. scopiilorum.

popularia, Pemphigus Fitch, 1859. Fifth Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects, N. Y., p. 8 49.

Populus 'balsamifera.

popularia, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 266.

Populus deltoides, P. fremonti, P. trichocarpa.

populea, Pterocoiiima (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 116. Aphis.

Populus alha, P. nigra, P. pyramidalis, Salix alha, S. caprea, S. ni¬

gricans, S. viminalis.

populeti, Aphis Panzer, 1801. Faun. Ins. Germ. Init. XXXII p. 18,

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

populous Pterocomma var longirotris, (Mordwilko), 1901.

Horae Soc. Ent. Ross. XXXIIl, p. 414. Cladobius.

Populus sp., Quercus sp., Salix sp.

populi, Anuraphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 307, fig.

Populus balsamifera, P. nigra.

populi, Arctaphis (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Sy sterna Nat¬

urae, p. 453. Aphis.

Populus aVog, P. grandidentata, P. nigra, P. pyramidalis, P. tremula,

P. tremuloides, Salix amygdaloides, S. babylonica.

populi, Chernies Del Guercio, 19 00. Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Agr. Fir..

II, p. 83.

Populus alba.

populi, Cornaphis Gillette, 1913. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer. p. 491, fig.

Populus angustifolia.

populi, Pemphigus Courchet, 1879. Rev. Sci. Nat. Montp., p. 90.

Populus nigra.

populi, Schizoneura Gillette, 1908. Ent. News, XIX, p. 1, fig.

Populus angustifolia, P. balsamifera, P. deltoides.

populicaulis, Thecabius (Fitch), 1859. Fifth Rept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects, N. Y. p. 845. Pemphigus.

Populus balsamifera, P. deltoides, P. fremonti, P. nigra, P. pyrami¬

dalis, P. tremuloides, P. tricbocarpa.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

135

populicola, Cliaitophorus Thomas, 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist., Bui. 2, p. 10.

Populus angustifolia, P. halsamifera, P. deltoides, P. deltoides-an-

giistifolia, P. fremonti, P. monilifera, P. tremuloides, P. tricfio-

carpa.

populi-conduplifolius, Thecabius (Cowen), 1895. Hemiptera of

Colorado, p. 115. Pemphigus.

Populus halsamifera, P. deltoides, P. monilifera, P. trichocarpa,

Ranunculus californicus.

populifoliae, Aphis Fitch, 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. Cab.

Nat. Hist., p. 66.

Populus deltoides, P. fremonti, P. grandidentata.

populifoliae, Chaitophonis (Oestlund) Davis, 1910. Jour. Econ.

Ent. Ill, p. 48 9. Davis shows that Oestlund was dealing

with a new species not A. populifoliae Fitch, (Oestlund),

1887, Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 38.

Populus halsamifera, P. grandldentaici, P. tremuloidcs.

populifolii, Eichochaitophorus Essig, 1912. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent.,

IV, p. 722, fig.

Populus trichocarpa.

populi-globuli, Pemphigus Pitch, 1859. Fifth Rept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects, N. Y., p. 8 50.

Populus halsamifera.

populi-monilis, (Thecabius) Riley, 187 9. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Surv.

Terr. V, No. 1, p. 13, fig. Pemphigus.

Populus angustifolia, P. halsamifera, P. deltoides-angustifolia, P.

fremonti, P. monilifera, P. tremuloidcs, P. trichocarpa.

populi-rainulorum, Pemphigus Riely, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. &

Geog. Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 16.

Populus halsamifera, P. deltoides, P. fremonti.

populi-transversus, Pemphigus Riley, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. &

Geog. Surv. Terr., V. No. 1, p. 15, fig.

Populus halsamifera, P. deltoides, P. fremonti, P. monilifera, P.

trichocarpa.

populi-venae, Pemphigus Fitch, 1859. Fifth Rept. Nox. & Ben.

Ins., N. Y., p. 851.

Populus halsamifera.

136 Wisconsin Acadeyny of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

popuineus, Thecabitis Koch, 1857. Die Pharizenlau&e Apliiden, p.

295, fig.

Populus nigra.

populus-grandiclentata, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag.

& Critic. Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Populus grandidentata.

populus-trepida, Aphis Refinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev. Ill, p. 16.

Populus tremuloides.

porosus, Myzus Sanderson, 1900. Twelfth Rept. Del. Agr. Exp.

Sta., p. 205.

Fragaria sp.

portschinskyi, Macrosiphum Mordwilko, 1909. (Trudi) Bur. Ent.

(Dept, of Agr.)? VIII, No. 3, p. 11.

Spiraea ulmaria.

portulacae, Myzus Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XV, p.

235.

Portulaca oleracea.

iwschingeri, Prociphilus Holzner, 18‘74. Stett. Ent. Zeit. XXV,

pp. 221, 321, 324, fig. Pemphigus.

Ahies dalsamea, A. fraseri, Pinus sp.

potentillae, Aphis Walker, 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, VI,

p. 122.

Potentilla anserina.

potentillae, Macrosiphmn (Oestlund), 1887. Aphididae of Min¬

nesota, p. 83. Nectarophora.

Potentilla anserina.

potentillae, Myzus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

65.

Potentilla anserina, P. arguta.

potentillae, Myzus Oestlund, 188 6. Aphididae of Minnesota, p.

30.

Potentilla anserina.

praecox, Chermes Cholodkovsky, as a var. of C. lapponicus Cholod-

kovsky which see

Wilson-Vickery — List of ApJiididae.

137

praeterita, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 52, app.

Epilodium sp.

primulae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 2, p. 91.

Primula kewensis, P. vulgaris.

prolifera, Phylloxera Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p.

16.

Populus sp. in galls of Pemphigus popuU-trans versus Riley, Popu-

charatum, S. vulgare, Zea mays.

propinquum, Macrosiphum Mordwilko, as a sub sp. of M. cyparis-

siac Koch which see.

protospirae, Pemphigus Lichtenstein, 1885. Mon. Peupl., p. 31, fig.

Listed in La Flore des Aphidens, 1884.

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

pruinosus, Lachnus Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III, p, 368.

No food plant given.

prunaria, Aphis Walker, 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. VI, ser. 2,

p. 121. Prunus domestica, P. spinosa.

pruni, Aphis Geoffrey, 1762. Histoire Abregee des Insectes, I, p.

497.

pruni, Aphis Koch, 18 54. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 68, fig.

Prunus armeniaca, P. domestica, P. insititia, P. padus, P. spinosa.

pruni, Hyalopteinis (Pabricius), 1775. Systema Entomologiae,

(Pabricius), p. 735. Aphis.

Ammophila arundinacea, PJiragmites sp., Prunus amygdalis, P. ar¬

meniaca, P. domesticus, P. insititia, P. persica, P. pissardi, P.

spinosa, Pyrus malus.

prunf« Phorodoii (S'copoli), 1763. Entomologia Oarniolica, p.

138. Aphis.

Prunus sp.

pruni, Phorodon Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Gen¬

ova, II. p. 60.

Prunus mahalel).

pruni, Tetraneura Taschenberg, 1869. Brehms Illustrirtes Thier-

leben, VI, p. 514.

Prunus sp.

138 Yiisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters.

prunicola, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843, Mon. der Pflanzeniause, p.

122. New name for A. cerasi Schrank.

Primus domestica, P. persica, P. spinosa.

prunicoleus, Aphis Ashmead, 18 81. Pacific Rural Press, XXII,

No. 1, July 2, p. 8.

Prunus sp.

prunifoliae, Aphis Fitch, 1855. First Kept. Nox. & Ben. Insects

N. Y. p. 122.

Prunus sp.

Prunina, Aphis Walker, 1850. Ann. Mag, Nat. Hist. VI, ser. 2, p.

120.

Prunus domestica, P. spinosa, Pyrus communis.

prnnomm, Aphis Dobrowljansky, 1913. Zur. Biol, der Blattlause

der Obstbaume und Beerenstraucher Ent. Sta. des Land-

wirstschaft. Syndikats in Kiew. p. 20, fig. ;

Prunus sp.

pseudobrassicae, Aphis Davis, 1914. Can Ent., XLVI, p. 231, fig.

Brassica spp., RapJianus sativus.

pseudobj'Tsa, Asiphum (Walsh), 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil., I, p.

3 06. Byrsocrypta.

Populus candicans, P. coccinea, P. deltoides, P. fremonti.

pseudocardui, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p.

120, fig.

Carduus sp.

pseudohieracii, Aphis Theobald, 1912. List of Aphididae of the

Hastings District, p. 9.

New name for Aphis hieracii Buckton (not Kaltenbach).

pseiidotsugae, Lachiuis Wilson, 1912. Can. Ent. XLIV, p. 302.

Pseudotsuga douglassii.

'*pskovica, Aiioecia Mordwilko, 1916. Revue Russian Entomology,

XV, p. ?

“Grass roots.”

ptarndcae, Microsiphiim Cholodkovsky, 1908. Zool, Anz., XXXII,

p. 687.

Achillea ptarmica.

W ilson-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

139

ptemdis, Macrosiphum Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.

XLI, p. 101, fig.

Pteris aquilina.

pteridis, Mastapoda Oestlund, 188 6. Aphididae of Minnesota, p.

53.

Pteris aquilina,

pteris-aquilinoides, Aphis Rafinesque, 1817. Amer. Mon. Mag.

&, Critic. Rev., I, p. 361.

Pteris aquilina.

pubescens, Trama Koch, 18 57. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p. 308,

fig.

Achillea millefolium.

pulegi, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 320, fig.

Mentha pulegium.

pulvera, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2218.

Artemisia maritima.

pulverulens, Aphis Gillette, 1911. Jour. Econ. Ent., IV, p. 324,

fig.

Symphoricarpos occidentalis.

punctatella, Monellia (Fitch), 1855. First Rept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects N. Y., p. 165. Aphis.

Carya aWa.

punctatiis, Dachmis Burmeister, 1835, Hand, der Entomologie,

II, p. 93.

Balix alha.

punctatus, Myzocallis (Monell), 1879. Bill. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 30. Callipterus.

Quercus Mcolor, Q. macrocarpa.

punctatus, Phylloxera Lichtenstein, 1876. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg.,

XIX, p. 173.

Quercus fasciata, Q. rohur.

punctipennis, Aphis Zetterstedt, 18 28. Fauna Insectorum Lap-

ponica. I, p. 559.

Alnus sp., Betula sp.

punicae, Aphis Passerini, 1863. Aphididae Italicae, p. 42.

Punica granatum, P. sylvestris.

140 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

pimicella, Aphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p. 125,

fig.

Punica granatum.

pui’piirea, Phylloxera Pergande, as a var. of P. symmetrica Per-

gande, which see.

purpurascens, Macrosiphum (Oestlund), 188 7. Aphididae of

Minnesota, p. 81. Nectarophora.

Thalictrum revolutum.

pyrarius, Myzus Passerini, 1861. Atti. Soc. Ital. Sci. Nat. Ill,

p. 399.

Pyrus communis.

pyrastri, Aphis Boisduval, 1867. Essai sur Entom. Hort. p. 253.

Pyrus communis.

pyri, Aphis Boyer de Ponscolombe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent. Prance,

X, p. 189.

Crataegus oxyacantlia, Prunus domestica, Pyrus communis, P. cor-

onaria, P. germanica, P. malus.

pyri, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III, p. 3 69.

Pyrus malus.

pyri, Aphis Kittel, 1827. Mems. Soc. Linn. Paris, V. p. 150.

Pyrus noMlis.

pyri. Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 60, fig.

Pyrus communis, Tussilago farfare.

*pyri, Eriosoma Westwood, 1849 The Gardeners’ Chronicle, p.

755.

Pyrus.

pyri Lachnus Buckton, 1899. Ind. Mus. Notes, IV, p 274.

Pyrus communis.

pyri Prociphilus (Pitch), 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. Cab.

Nat. Hist. p. 68. Eriosoma.

Crataegus sp., Pyrus communis, P. malus.?

pyHcola Erisoma Baker & Davidson, 1916. Jour. Agr. Research,

Washington, D. C. VI, No. 10, p. 358. fig.

Pyrus communis, Vlmus sp.

W ilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

141

pjTiformis, Pemphigus Lichtenstein, 188 6. Mon. Peup. p. 29.

Listed in La Flore des Aphidens, 1884.

Popiilus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

pjTinus, Myzus Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova,

III, p. 222.

Pyrus communis.

quadrituherculata, “Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzen-

lause, p. 134.

Betula aWa.

quaerens, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 48 app.

Galeopsis ladanum.

quercea, Myzocallis (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflenzenlause,

p. 13 6. Aphis.

Quercus rohur.

querceti, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 263.

Quercus aWa, Q. dentata, Q. farnetto, Q. macrdcarpa.

querci, Fhyllaphis Fitch, 1859. Fifth Kept. Nox. & Ben. Insects

N. Y., p. 804. Eriosoma.

Quercus agrifolia, Q. macrocarpa, Q. undulata.

quercicola, Callipterus? Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 31.

Quercus sp.

quercicola, Chaitophorus (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 3 2.

Quercus alba, Q. macrocarpa, Q. obtusiloba, Q. prinus.

quercicbla, Phyllaphis Baker, 1916. Entomological News, XXVII,

p. 362.

A new name for Phyllaphis querci (Fitch) Davis.

Quercus sp.

quercicola, Thalaxes Westwood, 1840. Intr. Mod. Class. Ins. 11.

See p. 118 of the Synopsis of the Genera of British Insects.

Quercus sp.

quercicolens, Lachnus Ashmead, 1881, Can Ent. XIII, p. 155.

Quercus virginiana.

142 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts^ and Letters.

quercifoliae, Aphis Walsli 18 62. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil. I, p. 298.

Acer saccharinum, Platanus occidentalism Qiiercus sp.

quercifoliae Chaitophorus (Fitch), 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State

N. Y. Cab. Nat. Hist. p. 67, Lachnus.

Qiiercus aWa. ,

quercifoliae, Phyllaphis Gillette, 1914. Ent. News XXV, p. 272.

Quercus sp.

quercifoMi, Myzocallis (Thomas), 18 79. Eighth Rept- State Ent.

Ill., p. 112. Callipterus.

Quercus rubra, Ulmus racemosa.

quercina, Psylloptera Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. di

Genova, II. p. 85.

Quercus cerris.

quercus, Cinara Mosley, 1841. The Gardners Chronicle, p. 747.

Quercus sp.

quercus, Myzocallis (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause,

p. 98. Aphis.

Castanea pumila, Quercus douglasii, Q. ilex, Q. kelloggii, Q. lobata,

Q. rohiir, Q. sessilifolia.

quercus Myzocallis var. insigiiis Ferrari, 1873. Ann, Mus. Civ,

Stor. Nat. Genova, III, p, 231.

Quercus sp.

quercus, Phylloxera Boyer de Fonscolombe, 1834. Ann. Soc. Ent.

France, III. p. 223.

Quercus coccifera, Q. ilex, Q. rodur, Q. ^^suher’", Q. virginiana.

quercus, Stomaphis (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Nat¬

urae, p. 453. Aphis.

Quercus alba, Q, robur.

quercus-moutlcula, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bos. Soc. Nat.

Hist. I, p. 169. No description,

Quercus sp.

radicicola, Trifldaphis (Essig), 1909. Pom. Jour. Ent. I, p. 8, fig.

Pemphigus,

Amaranthus retroflexus, Beta vulgaris, Solanum nigrum.

W ilson-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

143

l-adicis, Trama Kaitenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 211.

Artemisia campestris, A. vulgaris, Cirsium arvensis, Crepis Men-

nis, Hieracium pilosella, Lactuca scariola, Leontodon taraxci,.

Ranunculus repens, SoncJius oleraceus Taraxacum officinale.

radicola, Aphis Mordwilko, 18 9 6. Horae Soc. Ent Ross., Ill, p.

21, fig.

Arctium sp., Rumex erispus.

radicola, Tychea Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 5 6.

Ambrosia triflda.

*radicum, Forda Goureau, 1861. Bui. Soc. Sci. Hist. Nat. Yonne,.

part 2, p. 259.

Cicliorium intybus, Cynara scolymus.

radicuni, Pempliigiis (Boyer de Fonscolombe) , 1841 Ann. Soc.

Ent. France, X. p. 195. Aphis.

Anthemis nobilis, Avena sativa, Coix lacliryma-jobi. Cynodon dac~

tylon, Echinocliloa crus-galli, Eragrostis megastacliya, Hiera¬

cium pilosella, Lolium perenne, Oryza sativa, Sorghum sac-

charatum, 8. vulgare, Zea mays.

ralumensis, Schoutedenia Rubsaamen, 19 05. Marcellia, IV, p.

19.

Glochidion philippense.

ranunculi, Aphis Kaitenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p.

69.

Ranunculus acris, R. muricatus, R. repens.

ranunculi, Myzus Del Guercio, 1900, Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Agr. Fir.

II, p. 151.

Ranunculus velutinus.

ranunculi. Pemphigus Kaitenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause,

p. 185.

Ranunculus acris, R. auricomus, R. bulbosus, R. flammula, R.

repens.

ranunculi, Pemphigus Davidson, 1910. Jour. Econ. Ent., Ill, p.

372.

Ranunculus californicus.

ranunculi, Trama Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V. p. 248, fig.

Ranunculus velutinus.

144 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences , Arts, and Letters.

mnuncuiina, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1046.

Ranunculus spf

rapae, Rhopalosiphmii (Curtis), 1842. Jour. Royal Agri. Soc.,

Ill, p. 53, fig. Aphis.

Garden vegetables.

raphani, Aphis Scbrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 119.

RapTianus sativus.

rara, Traina Mordwilko, 1908, L’annuaire du Musee Zool. L’Acad.

Imp. Sci. St. Petersburg, XIII, p. 373.

Only reference knoiyn to me although there seems to be

another.

Taraxacum sp.

reaumuri, Schizoneura Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 175.

Tilia cordata, T. grandifolia, T. platypTiyllos, T. tomentosa, T.

vulgaris.

reducta, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1044.

Artemisia ahrotanumf (Sea wormwood.)

redmidans, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool, VII, p. 32, app.

Cramhe maritima.

relata, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 44, app. altissimus.

Rumex altissimus.

reticulata, Aphis Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI, p.

9 2, fig.

Artemisia tridentata.

retroflexus, Pemphigus Courchet, 1879. Rev. Sci. Nat. Montp. p.

25.

Pistacia lentiscus.

rhamni, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 64.

Alnus vulgaris, Brassica juncea, Origanum vulgare, Rhamnus alat-

ernus, R. alpina, R. frangula, R. lanceolata.

rhamni, Macrosiphum (*Clarke), 1903. Can. Ent. XXXV, p. 254.

Nectarophora.

Rhamnus californica.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

145

rhamni, Myzus (Boyer de Fonscolombe) , 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

France, X, p. 177. Aphis.

Rhamnus alpina, R. catTiartica, R. frangula, R. piirshiana.

rhei, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzeniause Aphiden, p. 127, fig.

Rheum rhaponticum.

rhinanthi, Amphorophora (Schouteden) , 19 03. Zool. Anz., XXVI,

p. 687. Nectarosiphuni.

Rhinanthus minor.

rhodryas, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Rosa sp.

rhois, Liosomaphis (Monell), 18 79. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 27. Rhopalosiphum.

Arena sativa, Elymus sp., Hordeum murinum, Phleum pratense,

Rhus glahra, R. trilohata, Tritieum sativum.

rhois, Melaphis (Fitch), 1866. Jour. N. Y. Agr. Soc., XVI, p. 73,

August. Byrsocrypta.

Rhus glahra, R. typhina.

ribesina, Rhopalosiphum Van Der Goot, 1912. Tijdschr. voor

Ent. deel LV, p. 75.

Ribes nigrum.

ribicola, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pfianzen-

lause, p. 33. Aphis.

Crepis biennis, C. capillaris, C. viridis, Ribes grossularia.

ribis, Aphis Sanborn, 1904. Kansas Aphididae, p. 46.

Ribes vulgar e.

*ribis, Aphis Muller, 1776. Zoologiae Danicae Prodomus, p. 110,

fig.

ribis, Myzus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, System Naturae, p.

451. iVphis.

Deutzia scabra, Lippia citriodora, Ribes alpinum, R. aureum, R.

grossularia, R. nigrum, R. rotundifolium, R. viscossisium, R.

vulgare, Sonchus arvensis, S. oleraceus. Viburnum opulus.

ribis, Myzus Linnaeus, ver bucktonii, Del Guercio, 1894. IL Nat-

uralista Siciliano XIII, p. 197.

Ribes sp.

10 — S. A. L.

146 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts^ and Letters.

ribis, 3Iyzus Linnaeus var. trifasciata, Del Guercio, 18 94. IL Nat-

uralista Siciliano, XIII, p. 197.

Rihes vulgare.

riccobonii, Pemphigus Stefani, 1899. Riv. Ital. Sci. Nat., XIX, p.

1.

Pistacia atlantica.

rileyi, Lachnus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 24.

Pinus strobus, P. sylvestris.

rileyi, Pemphigus? Stebbins, 1910. Springfield Mus, Nat. Hist.,

Bui. 2, p. 9, fig.

Populus tremuloides.

rileyi, Phylloxera Riley, 18 74. Sixth Rept. Nox & Ben. Insects

Mo., p. 64.

Quercus alba, Q. bicolor, Q. obtusiloba.

rileyi, Eriosoma Thomas, 1877. Trans. Ill. Hort. Soc. p. 191.

New name for Eriosoma ulmi Riley.

Ulmus americana.

rimosalis, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX.

p. 217.

Carya alba.

ripariae. Aphis Oestlund, 1886, Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 41.

Yitis cordifoUa, Y. milpina.

*rpaidus, Dryobius Snellen Van Vollenhoven, 1862. Tidjschr. Ent.

Ned. Ent. Ver., V, p. 95, pi. 5, pp. 1 — 3.

Food plant?

rjabushinskiji, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Rus¬

sia, (Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd, app. p. 5.

Food plant?

robiuiae. Aphis Macchiati, 1885. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XVII, p. 65.

Ribinia pseudo-acaciaf

robiniae, Callipterus Gillette, 1907. Can. Ent. XXXIX, p. 395,

fig.

Ribinia pseudo-acacia.

roboris, Pterochlorus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema

Naturae, p. 452. Aphis.

Fagus sylvatica, Picea abies, Pinus sylvestris, Quercus cerris, Q.

ilex, Q. robur.

W ilson-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

147

roboris Pteroclilorus var. nigra, Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V. p.

275, fig.

Querciis cerris.

roboris Pterocblonis Linnaeus, var. breviorostris, Mordwilko,

1908, L’Ann. Musee Zool. L’Acad. Imp. Sci,, St. Peters¬

burg, XIII, p. 378.

robusta, Aphis Walker, 1849, The Zool. VII, p. 43, app.

Pastinaca sativa.

rociadae, Aphis Cockerell, 1903. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XXIX,

p. 115.

Delphinium sapellonis.

rogersii, Macrosiphiim Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 3, p. 126.

Frag aria sp.

rorea, Endeis Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 313,

fig.

Puccinellia distans. Many unknown weeds.

rosae, Lachnus X^^holodkovsky, 1899. Zool. Anz. XXII, p. 471

fig.

Rosa canina.

rosae, Macrosiphum (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema

Naturae, p._ 452. Aphis.

Centranthus sp., Dipsacus pilosus, D. strigosus, D. sylvestris,

Euphorhia pepliis, Rosa canina, R, centifoUa, R. eglanteria, R.

lutea, R. ruMginosa, 'R. spinosis — sima, Scahiosa arvensis, 8.

columharia, 8. succisa, Valeriana officinalis.

rosae, Macrosiphum var. glauca (Buckton) 1876. Mon. Brit.

Aphides, I. p. 109, fig. ’Siphonophora.

Rosa canina, R. centifoUa.

rosaecola, Macrosiphum (Passerini), 1871. Bui. Ent. Soc. Ital.,

Ill, p. 336. Siphonophora.

Rosa ruMginosa.

rosaefolium, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research,

VI, p. 109, fig.

Rosa sp.

148 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

rosaeoUae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research,

VI, p. Ill, fig.

Rosa sp.

rosarum, Lachiius Van Der Goot, 1912. Mitteilungen aus dem

Natur-historischen Museum, XXIX, p. 279.

Rosa sp.

rosarum, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 180, fig. Siphonophora.

Rosa sp.

rosarum, Myzus (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause, p.

101. Aphis.

Potentilla anserina, Rosa califarnica, R. canina, R. centifolia, R.

gallica, R. ruMginosa, R. rugosa, R. spinosissima.

rosa-suaveolens, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev. Ill, p. 16.

Rosa ruMginosa.

*roseus, Myzus Macchiati, 1881. Riv. Sci. Ind. Quid. Vim. Fir.

Firenze p. ?

Rosa centifolia, R. gallica, Yucca sp.

rossica, Oolopha Cholodkovsky, 1897. Zool. Anz., XX, p. 146, fig.

Also p. 212, Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross.

Triticum vulgare.

rotunda, Forda Theobald, 1914. The Entomologist, XLVII, p. 30,

fig.

In nest of Tapinoma erraticum.

rotundiventris, Schizoneura Signoret, 1860. Ann. Soc, Ent.

France, VIII, p. 178.

No food plant given.

rubi, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pfianzenlause,

p. 24. Aphis.

Cytisus scoparius, EpiloMum montanum, Oeum urhanum, Rudus

caesius, R. corylifolius, R. discolor, R. fructicosus, R. idaeus,

R. occidentalis, R. villosus.

rubi, Pemphigus Thomas, 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent. Ill., p.

147.

Ruhus occidentalis.

Wilsoii-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

149

rubicola, Aphis Oestlund^ 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 60..

Rubus idaeus.

rubicola, Nectarosiphon (Oestlund), 1886. Aphididae of Minne¬

sota, p. 27. Macrosiphum.

Ruhus idaeus, R. nutkanus. i

inibicula, Aphis Haldeman, 1844. Proc. Bos. Soc. Nat. Hist. I, p.

169.

No food plant given.

rubicundus, L/achims Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI,

p. 104.

Juniperus communis.

rubiellum, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biology,

VIII, No. 3, p. 147.

Ruhus fruticosus, R. idaeus.

rubifolii, Cerosipha (Thomas), 18 79. Eighth Kept. State Ent.

Ill., p. 121. Sipha.

Ruhus occidentalis, R. villosus.

rubiphila, Aphis Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bnl. No. 233, p.

269, fig.

RuMis sp.

mbra, Tetraneura Lichtenstein, 1880. Penill. Jeun. Nat. X, p.

125.

TJimus campestris.

*rubrum, Myzus Macchiati, 1880. Riv. Sci. Ind. Fir. p. ?

Yucca sp.

rudbeckiae, Macrosiphum (Fitch), 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State

N. Y. Cab. Nat. Hist. p. 66. Aphis.

Amdrosia trifida, Aster drummondii, BaccTiaris viminea, Bidens

laevis, Cacalia suaveolens, C. tuberosa, Cirsium arvense, Dip-

sacus fullonum, Lactuca muralis, L. sacriola, Mulgedium sp.^

Rudbeckia'-amplexicaulis, R. laciniata, Silphium integrifolium,

8. perfoliatum, Solidago rigida, 8. scrotina, 8onchus oleraccus,

8ynosma suaveolens, Vernonia fasciculata, V. lindJieimeri, Y.

noveboracensis.

rudbeckiarum, Macrosiphum (Cockerell), 1903. Can. Ent. XXXV,

p. 168. Nectarophora.

Rudbeckia amplexicaulis.

150 Wisco7isin Acade^ny of 8 devices, Aids, mid Letters.

rufa, Macrosiplium Monell, as a var. of M. liriodenclri Monell,

which see.

rulipes, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III, p. 3 69.

No food plant given.

rufomaculata, Coloradoa (Wilson), 1908. Ent. News, XIX, p.

261. Apliis.

Chrysanthemum coccineum.

rufula, Aphis Walker, 18 49. The Zool. VII, p. 47, app.

Salsola kali.

rufulus, Pterocoiniiia (Davidson), 1909. Jour. Econ. Ent. II, p

3 00. Cladobius.

Populus sp., Salix sp.

rugicornis, Tetraneura Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar), III,

p. 366, no description.

rumicis, Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p.

451.

Achillea millefolium, A. ptarmica, Aegopodium podagraria, Aethusa

cynapium, Amaranthus caudatus, A. graecizans, Anagallis

arvensis, Angelica archangelica, A. sylvestris, Anthemis noholis,

Anthriscus vulgaris, Arctium lappa, A. minus, Asparagus offl-

cinalis, Atriplex hastata, A. hortensis, A. patula, Benincasa

cerifera, Berteroa incana. Beta vulgaris, Borago officinalis,

Brassica campestris, B. oleracea, B. rapa, Buxus sempervirens,

Capsella hursapastoris, Caucalis latifolia, Centaurea calcitrapa,

Centranthus sp., Cercis siliquastrum, Chenopodium aWum, C.

hyhridum. Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, C. segetum, Cichor-

ium endiva, C. intyhus, Cimicifuga sp., Cirsium arvense, C.

lanceolatum, C. muticum, C. palustre, Cochlearia armoracia,

Conium maculatum, Crataegus oxyacantha, Cynoglossum sp.,

Cyperus laevigatus, C. rotundus, Cytisus scoparius. Dahlia

coccinea, D. nutans, D. varaMalis, Datura stramonium, Daucus

carota, Deutzia scahra. Digitalis lutea, D. purpurea, Dipsacus

pilosus, Duchesnea indica, Epilohium als ini folium,. Erica

gracilis, Erigeron sp., Erodium cicutarium, Eryngium cam-

pestre. Euphorbia sp., Evonymus atropurpureus, E. europaeus,

E. maackii, Fragaria sp., Fumaria capreolata, F. officinalis,

Galium aparine, G. mollugo, G. verum, Genista, anglica, G. ger-

manica, G. ovata, G. tinctoria, Gladiolus sp., Hypericum hirsu-

tum, H. montanum, H. perforatum, H. quadrangulum. Ilex

aquilfolium, Inula dysenterica, I. viscosa, Jasminum officinale.

Laburnum anagyroides, Lamium purpureum, Lotus cornicula-

Wilson-Vickery — List of ApMdidae.

151

tus, Lycopersicum esculentiun, Lysimachia sp., Magnolia sp.,

Matricaria cliamomilla, Melilotus alba, Mentha aquatica, My-

osotis “scorpioides,” Nerium oleander, Opuntia fiscus-indica,

Ornithopiis sp., Papaver hydrolapathum, P. rhoes, P. somni-

feriini, Pastinaea sativa, Petroselinuni hortense, Peucedanum

alsaticum, P. typherr, Phaseolus eoccineus, P. vulgaris, Phila-

delplius grandiflorus Picris sp., Pisum sp., Polygonum fagopy-

rum, P. persicaria, Pyrus communis, Raniincitlus acris. Reseda

sp.. Rheum rhaponticum, Rhodolypus kerriaides, Ribes aureurn,

Robinia pseudo-acacia, Rumex acetosa, R. acetosella, R. acutus,

R. altissimus, R. amplexicaulis, R. conglomeratus, R. crispus,

R. hydrolapathum, R. intermedins, R. obtusifolius, R. pulcher,

R. venosus, Salix alba, '8. amygdaeoid.es, 8. babylonica, 8.

caprea, Scorconeura hirsuta, Senecio mikanioides, 8. vulgaris,

8ium latifolium, Solanum dulcamara, 8. jasminoides, 8. nigrum,

8. tuberosum, 8olidago serotina, 8. virgaurea, Spartium jun-

ceum, 8pinacia oleracea, 8piraca chamar dry folia, 8teironema

ciliatum, ''Tamarix,'’ Thlaspi sp.. Thymus serpyllum, Tragopo-

gon pratensis, Trifolium sp., Tropaeolum sp., Tulipa sp., Ulex

europaeus, Urtica urens, Valeriana officinalis. Verbena offi-

cinalis. Viburnum opulus, Vicia cracca, V. faba, V. lutea, V.

pseudocracca, Vigna actijang, Zea mays.

rutila, Phylloxera Dreyfus, 1889. Zool. Anz. XII, p. 95.

Vitis vinifera? without a definite description.

saccharata, Pemphigus Del Guercio as a var. of P. fuscifrons Koch,

which see.

saccharata, Pemphigus Del Guercio as a var. of P. boyeri Passe-

rini, which see.

sacchari, Aphis Zehntner, 1897. Archief Java Suiker Ind. V, p.

551.

8acc7iarum officinarum.

saccharinus, Myzocallis Del Guercio, 1913. Redia IX, p. 210, fig.

Fagopyrum sp.

sacculi, Asiphum Gillette, 1914. Ann. Ent. Soc. Amer. VII, p. 65.

Populus tremuloides.

salicariae, Aphis Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 144,

fig.

Epilobium sp., Lythrum salicaria, 8alix sp.

152 Wisconsin Acadxmy of Sciences^ ArtSy and Letters,

salicellis, Lachnus? Fitch, 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y.

Cab. Nat. Hist, p., 67.

Salix sp.

sallceti, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 103.

Salix aurita, S. hahylonica, 8, caprea, 8. cinerea, 8. fragilis, 8. pur¬

purea, 8, viminalis.

salicicola, Aphis (Thomas), 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., BuL

2, p. 8. Siphonophora.

8aUx amygdaloides, 8. discolor.

salicicola, Chaltophorus Essig, 1911. Pom, Coll. Jour. Ent. 3,. p.

532, fig.

Populus trichocarpa, Salix laevigata.

salicicola, Lachims Uhler, 1862. Flint Ed. Harris Ins. Ing. to

Veg., p. 239.

New name for Aphis saMcti Harris.

salicicorticis, Symdobins Essig, 1912. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent. 4, p.

731, fig.

8alix laevigata.

salicina, Aphis Zetterstedt, 1840. Ins. Lapp. I, p. 311.

8alix sp. f

saliciradicis, Fullawaya Essig, 1912. Pom. Coll. Jour. Ent. 4, p.

737, fig.

8alix laevigata.

^salicis, Aphis Muller, 1776. Zool. Dan. Prod., p. 110.

8alix sp.

salicis, Aphis Sulzer, 1776. Abgek, Gesch. Ins., p. 105, fig.

8alix sp.

salicis, Chaitophorus Williams, 1891. Special Bui. No. 1, Univ.

Nebraska, Dept, of Ent., p. 27. No description.

Salix sp.

salicis, Pterocomma (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Na¬

turae, p, 453. Aphis.

Populus candicans, Salix alha, 8. caprea, 8. cinerea, 8. fragilis, 8.

longifoUa, 8. lucida, 8. pentandra, 8. triandra, 8. viminalis.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae. 153-

*salicis-faidiiosa, Aphis Linnaeus, 1789. Entomologia, p. 550, no.

40.

salicis, Pemphigus Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p.

47. No description.

Salix sp.

salicis, Phylloxera Lichtenstein, 1884. Ann. Soc. Ent. France,

(6) IV, p. CXXII.

Salix sp.

salicis, Siphocoryiie Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog. Surv.

Terr. V, No, 1, p. 26.

Salix T)al)ylonica, S. longifolia, S. lucida, S. nigra.

salicivora, Chaitophorus (Walker), 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist,

ser. 2, I,, p. 453. Aphis.

Arena fatua, Dactylis glomerata, Salix saprea, S. cinerea, S. fragiliSr

S. lapponum, S. purpurea.

salicti, Chaitophorus (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 103.

Aphis.

Populus alha, Salix alha, S. eaprea, cinerea, S. nigricans.

salicola, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 267.

Salix discolor, S. lasiolepis.

salicti, Pterocomma (Harris), 1841. Ins. Inj. to Veg., Mass., p.

191. Aphis.

Acer saccJiarum, Populus deltoides, Salix sp.. Salvia aethiopsis.

*saligna, Lachnus Gmelin, 1788. Systema Naturae, I, p. 2209,

No. 62. A new name for Aphis salicis Sulzer.

Salix.

salviae, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1043.

Salvia ceratopTiylloides, S. pratensis.

sambucaria. Aphis Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 36.

SamT)ueus nigra.

sambuci. Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae,

p. 451.

Agave sp., Funkia suhcordata, Lemna minor, Piltasporum toMra^

Samlucus canadensis, S. eMilus, S. nigra.

154 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

'^sambuci, Aphis Miiller, 177 6. Zoologiae Danicae Prodromus, p.

110, fig.

Samhucus.

sambucifoliae, Aphis Fitch, 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y.

‘Cab. Nat. Hist. p. 66.

8aml)iicus canadensis, 8. nigra.

sanborni, Aphis Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 225, p.

52.

Ei})es sp.

sanborni, Macrosiphum Gillette, 19 08. Can. Ent., XL, p. 65, fig.

ChrysantUemnni sp. (In greenhouses.)

sanguisorbae, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 106.

Sanguisorha sp.

saniculae, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 56.

Sanicula canadensis.

sassceri, Aphis Wilson, 1911. Can. Ent., XLIII, p. 59.

Anona rectilinata.

sativae, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 56.

Cannabis sativa.

scabiosae, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 63.

No description.

scabiosae, Aphis Scopoli, 1763. Entomologia Carniolica, p. 138.

Ballota nigra, Capsella bursa-pastoris, Galium eruciata, Hieracium

umbellatum, Nicotiana rustica, Parietaria officinalis, Scabiosa

arvensis, 8. columbaria, 8. succisa, 8olanum giganteum.

scabiosae, Macrosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica II, p.

105. Aphis.

Capsella bursa-past oris, Hypericum sp., 8cabiosa arvensis, 8.

colmubaria, 8. succisa, 8. sylvatica, 8pirea lUmaria.

schoutedeni, Sipha (Del Guercio), Shouteden, 1900. Ann. Soc.

Ent. Belg., XLIV, p. 134.

Holcus sp.

scirpi, Aphis Kittel, 1827. Mem. Soc. Linn. Paris, V. p. 153.

''8cirpe" sp.

Wilson-Vickery — List of ApJiididae.

155

scirpi, Toxoptera Passerini, 1874. BuL Ent. Soc. Ital., VI, p. 137.

Scirpus lacustris, 8. cernuus.

scirpus, Saltiisaphis Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p.

138, fig.

Scirpus sp.

scorodoniae, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 317, fig.

Teucrium scorodonia.

scrophulariae, Macrosiphmn (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphi¬

des, I, p. 137, fig. Siplionophora.

Schrophularia scorodonia.

scrophulariae, Phorodon Thomas, 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent.

Ill., p. 72.

Scrophularia marylandica.

scutifera, Phylloxera Signoret, 1867. Ann. Ent. Soc. France, (4),

VII, p. 303, fig.

Quercus sp.

secunda, xlphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 44, app.

Salix caprea.

sedi, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 63.

Sedum acre, 8. album, 8. maximum, 8. reflexum, 8. telepMum.

sejuncta, Aphis "Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2247.

Cedrus libani.

*seiiiilunarius, Pemphigus Passerini, 18 5 6. Giornale Giardini, III,

p. 261.

Pistacia terebinthus.

seiiecionis, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 5 7.

Senecio camis.

senecionis, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 95.

serotiiiae, Rliopalosiphum Qestlund, 188 7. Aphididae of Minne¬

sota, p. 76.

Pyrus malus, SoUdago rigida, 8. serotina.

serpylli, Aphis Koch, 18 54. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 92, fig.

Thymus serpyllum.

156 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

serratulae, 3Iacrosiphum Schrank, 18 01. Fauna Boica II, p. 122.

Aphis.

Cirsium arvense, Cnicus oler metis.

serrulatus, Atheroides Haliday, 1839. Ann. Nat. Hist. Mag., II, p.

189.

Grasses.

seselii, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 49.

No description.

Seseli sp.

setariae, Aphis (Thomas) 1877. I, 11 State Lab. Nat. Hist. BuL

2, p. 5. Siphonophora.

Digitaria sanguinalis, EcMnochloa crus-galli, Eleusine indiea,

MiieJilenhergia schreheri, Panicum dicliotomiflorum, P. poly-

anthes, P. proliferum, Primus sp., Psedera quinquefolia, Setaria

glauca, 8. viridis.

setariae, Tychea Passerini, 18 60. Gli Afidi, p. 40.

Coix lacJiryma-jo'bi, Digitaria liumifusa, Lactuca virosa, Oryza

sativa, 8etaria glauca, 8. verticillata, 8. viridis, Triticum viih

gave, Zea mays.

setosa, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1846. Ent. Zeit. (Stettin), VII, p. 172.

Cytisus scoparius.

setulosa, Tychea Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 40.

Oryza sativa, 8etaria sp.

shelkovnikovi, Rectinasus Mordwilko, 1916. Revue Russian Ento¬

mology, XV, p. ?

From ant hill.

shepherdiae, Capitophorus Gillette & Bragg, 1916. Ent. News,

XXVH, p. 445, fig.

8hepherdia argentea.

sibiricum, Acyrthosiphon (Microlophium) Mordwilko, 1914.

Fauna of Russia, (Insecta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p.

224.

XJrtica dioica.

sibiricum, AcjTthosiphon (Microlophium) Mordwilko, sub sp. kir-

giz, Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia (Insecta Hemip¬

tera,) I, Petrograd, p. 23 5.

XJrtica dioica.

Wilson~Vickery~List of Aphididae.

157

sibiricum, Acyrthosiphon (JVIicrolophiimi) Mordwilkoj* sub. sp.

sibiricuin, Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (Insecta

Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 226, fig.

XJrtica dioiea.

sibiricus, Cheniies Cholodkovsky, 1889. Zool. Anz., XII, p. 391.

Picea aMes, P. orientalis, Pinus cemdra, P. strohiLS, P. sylvestris.

signoreti, Phylloxera Targioni Tozzetti, 1875. Bui. Soc. Ent.

ItaL, VII, p. 302.

Quercus sp.

sii Aphis Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 137, fig.

Falcaria vulgaris.

silenea, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova,

II, p. 72.

Silene cucuhalus, 8. latifolia.

sileneum, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 3, p. 143.

8ilene latifolia.

silybi, Aphis Passerini, 1861. Att. Soc. Ital. Sci. Nat., Ill, p. 400.

Borago officinalis, Nerium oleander, Silydum marianum, Solanum

guianense, 8. nigrum.

similis, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2249.

Primus domestica.

similis, Capitophorus Van Der Goot, 1915. Beitrage zur Kenntnis

den Hollandischen Blattlause Haarlem, p. 127.

Tussilago far far a.

sunilis, Chermes Gillette, 1907. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil., p. 15,

fig.

Picea aMes, P. canadensis, P. mariana, P. pungens, P. ruhra.

sinensis, Aphis Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Rel. R. Staz. Ent. Agr.

Fir., II, p. 137.

Lilium sp.

sinensis, Schlectendalia (Walker), 1852. List. Horn. Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1058. Aphis.

Rhus samialata.

158 Y'/isconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters,

sisymbrii, Macrosiphum (Buckton), 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I,

p. 160, fig. Siphonopliora.

Bisym'brium alliaria, 8. officinale.

sisymbrii, Rhopalosiphon Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 163,

fig.

Sisymbrium arnottianum.

skrjabiiii, AcjTthosipIion Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 181.

Malva neglecta.

smaragdinum, Drepaiiosipbum Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause

Aphiden, p. 205, fig.

Populiis nigra, P. pyramidalis.

smilacis, Lachims Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 24.

Smilax herbacea.

smithiae, Pterocomma (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 32. Chaitophorus.

Salix alba, 8. smithiana.

socia, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2217.

Cynoglossum officinale.

sodalis, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2218.

Cynoglossum officinale.

solanella, Aphis Theobald, 1914. Bui. Ent. Research, IV, p. 325,

fig.

Solatium sp.

solani, Aphis Kittel, 1827. Mem. Soc. Linn. Paris, V, p. 151.

Solanum dulcamara, 8. nigrum, 8. villosum.

solani, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pfianzen-

lause, p. 15. Aphis.

Atropa belladona, Convulus althaeoides, Cydonia vulgaris, Helio-

tropium europaeum. Lychnis dioica, Satureja vulgaris, So¬

lanum jasminoides, 8. nigrum, 8. tuberosum.

solani, Megoura Thomas, 18 79. Eighth Rept. State Ent. Ill., p. 73.

Lycopersicum esculentum, Solanum sp.

Wilson-Vickery — List of ApJiididae.

159

solanifolii, Macrosiphum (Ashmead) , 1882. ‘Can. Ent. XIV, p. 92.

Siphonophoi'a.

Amaranthus retroflexus, Aster sp., Brassica rapa, CapselJa dursa-

pastoris, Chenopodinm alhum, Cineraria sp., Fagopyrum escu-

lentum, Gladiolus sp., Iris sp., Lactuca sp., Pliaseolus vulgaris,

Physalis sp., Pisum sativum, Pyrus malus, Rosa sp., Solanum

jasminoides, S. melongena, S. tuherosum, Sonchus oleraceus.

solanina, Aphis Passerini, 18 63. Aphididae Italicae, p. 41.

Bolanum elaegni folium, S. sodomeum.

soldatovi, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, 1914, Fauna of Russia, (In-

secta Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 168.

Spiraea sp.

solidaginifoliae, Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska,

p. 58.

Solidago canadensis.

solidaginis, Macrosiphum (Fabricius), 1781. Species Insectorum,

II, p. 384. Aphis.

Campanula rotundifolia. Centaur ea cyanus, Erigeron acris, E.

canadensis, ScaMosa arvensis, Solidago canadensis, S. serotina,

S. virgaurea.

sonchella, 3Iacrosiphum (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr., V, p. 21. Siphonophora.

Sonchus oleraceus.

sonchi, Macrosiphum (Linnaeus), 1767. Systema Naturae, Ed.

12, p. 735. Aphis.

Achillea millefolium. Aster linosyris, Brassica nigra. Campanula

erinus, C. rotundifolia, C. trachelium, Carduus acanthoides, C.

crispus, C. nutans, C.pycnocephalus, Centaur ea calcitrapa, C.

collina, C. cyanus, C. jacea, C. nigra, C. nigrescens, C. scaMosa,

Chrondrilla juncea, Chrysanthemum indicum, C. segetum,

Cichorium endiva, C. intyhus, Cirsium arvense, C. lanceolatum,

C. muticum, C. spinosissimus, Cnicus oleraceus, Crepis hiennis,

C. capillaris, C. foetida, C. lampsanoides, Cynara cardunculus,

Hieracium murorum, H. sylvaticum, H. sylvestris, H. umhella-

turn, Hyoseris radiata, Lactuca scariola, Lapsana communis,

Leontondon autumnalis, L. hispida, Macrophylla sp., Onopor-

don acanthium, 0. illyricum, Picridum vulgare, Picris hiera-

ciodes, Sisymhrium alliaria, S. officinale, Solanum tuherosum,

Sonchus arvensis, S. asper, S. oleraceus, Specularia speculum.

160 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.-

jsonchi, Rhizobius Passerini, 18 60. Gli Afidi, p. 39.

Achillea millefolium, Cichorium endivia, C, intyhus, Fragaria vesca,

Galeopsis ladanum, Sonchus arvensis, S. asper, S. oleraceus,

Stachys annua.

jsonclii, Rhopalosiphum Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 34.

Sonehus asper.

sorbi, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 70.

Crataegus oxyacantha, Plantago major, Prunus avium, Pyrus

aucuparia, P. communis, P. malus, P. torminalis, ''Tamarantia

sp.f' Viburnum latana.

sorg'hella, Aphis Schouteden, 1906. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg. L, p. 135.

Sorghum sp.

«orghi, Aphis Theobald, 1904. First Kept. Welle. Lab., p. 43, fig.

Sorghum vulgar e.

sparthani, Schizoneura Boisduval, 1866. Bui. Soc. Ent. Prance,

(4), VI, p. LX.

Cytisus scoparius, Spartiwm junceum-.

spartii, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden,

p. 172, fig. Slphonophora.

Cytisus scoparius.

spectabilis, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Ge¬

nova, II, p. 64.

Salix speciosa.

■spicatus, Rhizobius Hart, 1894. Eighteenth Kept. Nox. & Ben.

Insects, Ill., p. 104, fig.

Panicum dichotomiflorum, P. proliferum, Zea mays.

spinarum, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III, p. 370.

Prunus spinosa.

spinosa, Phylloxera (Shinier), 1869. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., II,

p. 397. Dactylosphaera.

Carya cordiformis.

spinosus, Chaitophorus Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota,

p. 49.

Quercus macrocarpa.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

161

spinosus, Hamamelistes Shimer, 1867. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc., I,

p. 284.

Betula aWa, B. fontinalis, B. nigra, Hamamelis virginiana.

spinuloida, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci., IX,

p. 247.

Cary a sp.

spinulosa, Phylloxera Targioni-Tozzetti, 1875. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital.,

VII, p. 308.

Quercus cerris, Q. rohur.

spiniilosus, Ohaitophoriis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 5. No description.

spiraeae, Aphis Oestlund, 188 7. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 68.

Spiraea salicifolia.

spiraeae, Aphis Schouteden, 1902. Zool. Anz., XXV, p. 656.

Spiraea prunifolia, S. salicifolia, S. ulmaria, S. vanJioutei.

spiraecola, Aphis Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 233,

p. 270, fig.

New name for Aphis spireaella (Schouteden) Gillette.

spiraecola, Macrosiphum Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta., Bui.

No. 233, p. 271, fig.

Spiraea vanhouttei.

spireaella. Aphis Schouteden, 19 03. Ann. Soc. Ent. Belg., XLVII,

p. 194.

New name for Aphis spiraeae Schouteden, name pre-occupied.

Spiraea prunifolia, S. salicifolia, S. ulmaria, S. vanhouttei.

spiraephila. Aphis Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 233,

p. 270, fig.

Spiraea salicifolia.

splendens, Siphocoryne Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI,

p. 116, fig.

Triticum vulgare.

spondylii, Hyaloptems Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

17, fig.

Heracleum spondylium.

ll—S. A. L.

162 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters,

spyrothecae, Pemphigus Passerini, 18 60. Gli Afidi, p. 39.

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis.

spyrothecae, Pemphigus Passerini, var. infaustus Ferrari, 1772.

Ann. Mus. Giv. Stor. Nat. Genova, III, p. 235.

Populus sp.

squamosa, Geoica Hart, 1894. Eighteenth Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects Ill., p. 98, fig.

Arena sativa, Capsella 'bursa-pastor is, EcMnocJiloa crus-galli,

Phleum pratense, Poe annua, P. pratensis, Trifolium sp., Zea

Mays.

squarrosa, Macrosiphum Sanborn, 1904. Kansas Aphididae, p. 77.

Actinomeris squarrosa.

stamineus, Aphis (Pemphigus) Haldeman, 1859. Proc. Boston,

Soc. Nat. Hist., VI, p. 403.

Acer saccharinum.

Stanley!, Macrosiphum Wilson, 1915. Proc. British Columbia Ent.

Soc., No. 5, p. 82, fig.

Sambucus glauca.

staphyleae, Rhopalosiphum Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphi-

den, p. 32, fig.

Cystopteris montanaf, Heliotropium peruvianum, Staphylea pin-

nata.

steinheili, Pterocomma Mordwilko, 1901. Horae Soc. Ent. Ross.,

XXXIII, p. 350. Oladohius.

Populus sp., Salix alba.

*stellariae, Brachycolus (Hardy), 1850. North British Agricult¬

urist, II, p. 788. Aphis.

Agrostis alba, A. vulgaris, Cerastium triviale, Fastuca ovina, Hol-

cus lanatus, H. mollis, Stellaria graminea, 8. holostea, 8. media,

Triticum sp.

stellarlae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1912. The Trans. Second Ent.

Congress, p. 387; also 1913, Jour. Econ. Biol. VIII, No. 3,

p. 141.

8tellaria graminea.

stevensis, Ohaitophorus Sanborn, 1904. Kansas Aphididae, p. 36.

Populus deltoides, P. monilifera.

WiUon-Vickery—List of ApMdidae.

163

stigma, Schizoneura Curtis, 1844. Gardners Chronicle, IV, p. 37.

“Fir trees”?

*strobi, Chermes (Hartig), 1837. Jahrest. Forst. und Forsth. Na-

turk. im Jahre 1836, and 1837, pp. 643-648. Coccus.

Picea all)a, Pinus strohus.

strobi, Lachnus (Fitch) 1851. Kept. Reg. Univ. State N. Y. Cab.

Nat. Hist., p. 69. Eriosoma.

Pinus stroJ)us.

strobilobius, Chermes Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon der Pflanzenlause,

p. 203.

AMes balsamea, A. pectinata, Larix decidua, L. laricina, Picea

alha, P. ahies, P. canadensis, P. englemanni, P. mariana, P.

orientalis, P. pungens, Pinus sylvestris.

strobilobius, Obermes Kaltenbach. var. tradoides Cholodkovsky,

1915. Dept, of Agr. Central Board of Land Admins. &

Agri., Petrograd., p. 57, fig.

Larix sp.

styracophila, Astegopteryx Karsch, 1890. Ber. Deut. Bot. Ges.,

VIII, part 2, p. 52, fig.

Sty rax benzoin.

subelliptica, Phylloxera (Shimer), 1869. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.,

II, p. 389. Dactylosphaera.

Cary a sp.

subeid, Tavaresiella Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 299, fig.

Quercus suber.

submacula. Aphis Walker, 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, II,

p. 104.

Food plant unknown,

subterranea, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1033.

Dianthus plumarius, Pastinaca sativa.

subterranea, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause

Aphiden, p. 155, fig. Siphonophora.

Senecio jacobaea.

subterraneus, Lachnus Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Agr.

Fir., II, p, 109.

Lycopersicum esculentum.

164 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

subtenraneus, Rhizobius Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 209.

Tsuga canadensis.

subterrans, Amphorophora Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.,

XLI, p. 99, fig.

Dactylis glomerata.

suffragans, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2221.

Lycopsis arvensis.

superabilis, Aphis Walker, 1852. List. Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1039.

No food plant given.

swezeyi, Aphis Pullaway, 1910. Kept. Hawaii Agr. Exp. Sta.,

(1909), p. 36, fig.

Gnaphalium sp.

symmetrica, Phylloxera Pergande, 1904. Proc. Dav. Acad. Sci.,

IX, p. 230.

Carya aWa.

symmetrica. Phylloxera var. purpurea Pergande, 1904. Proe.

Daven. Acad. Sci., IX, p. 233.

Carya alba.

symmetrica. Phylloxera var. vasculosa Pergande, 1904. Pro6^.

Daven. Acad. Sci., IX, p. 233.

Carya alba.

symphiti. Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 107.

Achillea millefolum, Anchusa italica, Arctium lappa, Capsella

bursa-past or is, Carduus anchanthoides, C. crispus, C. nutans,

Circium lanceolatum, Citrullus vulgaris, Cucurbita clypci-

formis, C. maxima, C. pepo, Cynoglossum offlcinale, Echinos-

permum lappula, Echium vulgare, Oaleopsis ladanum, Myosotis

palustris, M. sylvatica, Onopordon achantium, Stacyhs recta,

Symphifum officinale.

symphoricarpi, Aphis Thomas, 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist.,

Bui. 2, p. 12.

Symphoricarpos occidentalis, 8. orbiculatus, 8. racemosa.

tabaci, Macrosiphum (Pergande), 1898. Can Ent. XXX, p. 300.

N ectar ophora.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Forsythia viridissima, Lycoper-

sicum esculentum, Nicotiana tabacum, Pyrus communis, P.

malus, Rumex crispus, 8olanum melongena.

WiUon-V ickery — List of Aphididae,

165

tabaci, Myzodes Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia (Insecta

Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 52.

Food plant?

taeniatoides, liachnus Mordwilko, 19 01. Horae Ent. Soc. XXXIII,

p. 422.

Pinus strobus.

taeniatus, Lachnus Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzeniause Aphiden, p.

240, fig.

Pinus cembra, P. P. sylvestirs.

tahoense, Cryptosiphum Davidson, 1911. Jour. Econ. Ent. IV, p.

559.

Arctostaphylos pumilla, A. tomentosa.

tamaricis. Aphis Lichtenstein, 1885. Bui. Ent. Soc. Prance, (6),

V, p. 179.

‘‘Tamarix.^'

tanacetaria, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1843. Mon. der Pflan-

zenlause, p. 19. Aphis.

Artemisia absinthium, A. vulgare, Chrysanthemum sp., Tanacetum

vulgare.

tanaceti, Myzus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae,

p. 452. Aphis. Not described until 1761. Fauna Seucica,

p: 260.

Lapsana communis, Tanacetum vulgaris.

tanaceticola, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflam

zenlause, p. 33. Aphis.

Achillea millefolium, Tanacetum vulgare.

taiiacetina, Aphis Walker, 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 2, VI,

p. 46.

Tanacetum vulgare.

taraxaciy Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach), 1843. Mon. der Pflanzen-

lause, p. 30. Aphis.

Taraxacum oMcinale, Leontodon taraxaci.

*tardus, Chermes (Dreyfus), 1889. Tag. Deut. Nat. Vers 51,

Koln. 19 Sept. (1). Adelges.

For host plants see Chermes strobilobius Kaltenbach; thought

to be a variety of Chermes lapponicus Cholodkovsky.

Larix decidua, Picea abies.

16G Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters,

targionii, 3Iyzus Del Guercio, 1894. IL Nat. Sci. XIII, p. 197.

Cistus sp., Lippia citriodora, Pelargonium sp.

tavaresi, Aphis Del Guercio, 1908. Broteria VII, p. 143, flg.

Citrus aurantium, (7. medica, Gossypium sp.

taxi, Chernies Buckton, 1886. Trans Ent. Soc. London, p. 327,

fig.

Taxus haccata.

tentans, Aphis Walker, 185 2. List Homop. Insects Brit. Mu¬

seum, part 4, p. 1045.

Mentha aquatica.

tenuicorpis, Trichosiphum Okajima, 1908. Bui. Coll. Agr. Tokyo

Imp. Univ. VIII, No. 1, p. 22.

Quercus cuspidata.

tenuinervis, Apliis Zetterstedt, 1840. Insecta Lappnica, p. 312.

“Hab. in paroecia Lapponiae Fedrica var.; d. 29 Jul. a me

capta.”

tenuior, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 49, app.

Larix communis, L. decidua.

terricola, Aphis Rondani, 1847. Nuov. Ann. Sci. Nat. Rend. (Bol¬

ogna) ser. 2, VIII, p. 344.

Centaur ea scaMosa, C. solstitialis, Cirsium arvense, Picris ecMoides,

P. hieracioides, Sonchus oleraceus.

tertia, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 45, app.

TJrtica dioica.

tessellata, Prociphilus (Fitch), 1851. Rept. Reg. Univ. State N.

Y. Cab. Nat. Hist. p. 68. Eriosoma.

Acer saccharinum, A. saccharum, Alnus incana, A. rhomMfolia,

A. ruhra, A. rugosa, Betula sp.

*testudinatus, Phyllophorus Thornton, 1852. Trans. Mic. Soc.

London, III, p. ?

Acer Pseudo-platanus.

*testudo, Periphyllus Van Der Hoeven, 1863. Tidjscher, Ent,

Ned. Ent. Ver., VI, pp. 1 — 7, fig.

Acer campestris.

Wilson-Vickery — List of Aphididae,

167

tetrapteralis, Aphis Cockerell, 1902. BuL S. Cal. Ac. Sci., I, p. 40.

Atriplex canescens.

tetrarhoda, Myzus (Walker), 1849. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., (2),

IV, p. 42. Aphis.

Corylus avellana, Hieracium pilosella, Rosa canina, R. centifolia,

R. gallica.

teucrii, ilphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des aphidqns, p. 52.

No description.

Teucrium sp.

thalictri, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p. 81, fig.

Thalictrum aquilegiifolmm, T. minus.

thalictri, Myzus Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 68.

Thalictrum revolutum.

thaspii, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 58.

Thaspium aureum.

theaccola, Myzus Buckton, 1891. Ind. Mus. Notes, II, p 33.

Ceylonia.

Camellia thea, Theohroma cacoa.

f

theohaldii, Macrosiphum Davis, 1915. U. S. Dept. Agr. Bui. 276,

p. 4. A new name for Macrosiphum trifolii Theobald.

Trifolium procumhens.

theobromae, Toxoptera Schouteden, 19 06. Ann. Soc, Ent. Belg.,

L. p. 38.

Theolroma cacoa.

thlaspeos, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II. p. 118.

Papaver sp., Thlaspi sp.?

thujafolia, Lachniella Theobald, 1914. Bu). Ent. Research, IV, p.

335, fig.

Thuja orientalis.

tiliae, Drepanosiphum Koch, 1855. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

204, fig.

Populus nigra, P. pyramidalis, Tilia americana, T. grandifolia, T.

platyphyllos.

tiliae, Eucallipterus (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema

Naturae, p. 452. Aphis.

Tilia americana, T. cordata, T. platyphyllos, T. ruhra, T. vulgaris.

168 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters.

tiliae, Macrosiphuni (Monell), 1879. BuL U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 20. Siphonophora.

Tilia americana.

tincta, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 51, app.

EpiloMum sp.

tomentosus, Lachnus (Villers), 1789. Linaei Entomologia Faunae

Suecicae, J, p. 549. Aphis.

tormentilliae, Aphis Passerini, 1879. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XI, p.

48.

Potentilla tormentilla.

torticauda, Apliis Gillette, 1907. 'Can. Ent., XXXIX, p. 389, fig.

Carduus sp.

tortuosus, Pemphigus Rudow, 1875. Zeit. Ges Natur., (2), XII,

p. 248.

Populus nigra.

tradoides, Chermes Cholodkovsky as a var. of O. strobilobius Kalt-

enbach which see.

tragopogonis, Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon der Pfianzenlause, p. ^

124.

Tragopogon dudius, T. porrifoUus, T. pratensis.

transieus, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 44, app.

Polygonum persicaria.

translata, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 35, app.

Ononis spinosa.

transmutata, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 3 7, app.

Prunus spinosa.

transposita, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 37, app.

Prunus domestica.

tremulae, Asiphum Linnaeus, 1761. Fauna Suecica, p. 261.

Aphis.

Populus alda, P. pyramidalis, P. tremula.

tremulae, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden,

p. 8, fig.

Populus tremula.

W iUon-Y ickery — List of Aphidddae.

169

tribulis, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII, p. 34, app.

Vida sepium.

tricolor, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

9, fig.

Betula alba, B. nigra,

tridentatae, Aphis Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. XLI, p.

94; fig.

Artemisia tridentata.

tridentatae, Chaitophorus Wilson, 1915. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc.

XLI, p. 89, fig.

Artemisia tridentata.

trifolii, Aphis Oestlund, 1887. Aphididae of Minnesota, p. 56.

Trifolium pratense, T. repens.

trifolii, Macroslphum Pergande, 1904. U. S. Bureau of Ento

mology, Bui. 44, p. 21.

Avena sativa, Fragaria sp., Sonchus oleraceus, Taraxacum oMdnale,

Trifolium pratense, Triticum vulgare.

trifoUi, Macroslphum Theobald, 1912. Tran. Second Ent. Con¬

gress, p. 384, also 1913, Jour. Econ. Biology, VIII, No. 3,

p. 139.

Trifolium procumbens.

trifolii, Myzocallls (Monell), 1882, Can Ent. XIV, p. 14. Callip-

terus.

, . Trifolium pratense, T. repens.

triphaga. Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1041.

Epilobium sp.

trirhoda, Hyalopterus (Walker), 1849. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

(2),IV, p, 45. Aphis. ,

Aquilegia vulgaris, Rosa canina, R. gallica, Rubus ulmifoUus.

tritici, Brachycolus Gillette, 1911. Ent. News, XXII, p. 441, fig.

Agropyron glaucum, A. occidentale, Bromus secalinus, Phleum

pratense, Stipa comata, Triticum vulgare.

trivialis, Tychea Passerini, 1860. Gli Afidi, p. 40.

Agropyron repens, Bromus arvensis, B. mollis, B. sterilis, Cynodon

dactylon, Digitaria filiformis, Fostuca elatior, F. ovina-durius-

cula, Poa annua, P. pratensis, P. trivialis, Betaria sp., Triticum

spelta, T. vulgare.

170 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

troglodytes, Trama Heyden, 1837. Ent. Beitr. Mus. Senk., II, p.

293.

Achillea millefolium, Centaurea jacea, Gichorium endiva, C. inty-

bus, Cirsium arvense, Crepis biennis, Cynara cardunculus,

Cytisus scoparius, Hieracium pilosella, Lactuca scariola, Leon-

tondon sp., Onopordon acantium, Silybum marianum, Sonchus

arvensis, S. asper, oleraceus. Taraxacum offlcinale.

tropicalis, Pterochlorus Van Der Goot, 1916. Indian Museum

Notes, XII, p. 3, fig.

Pood plant unknown.

443.

truncata. Aphis Hausmann, 1802. Illigers Insekten Kunde, I, p.

Salix caprea.

tuberculata, Aphis Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 233,

p. 261, fig.

Prunus serotina.

tuberculata, Callipterus (Heyden), 1837. Ent. Beitr. Mus. Senk.,

II, p. 296. Aphis.

Betula alba, B. nigra.

tuberculostemmata, Protolachnus Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Re¬

search, VI, p. 145, fig.

Pinus sp.

tuberosae, Aphis Boyer de Ponscolombe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

France, X, p. 180.

Cynoglossum sp., Cyperis laevigatus, Funkia subcordata, Polian-

thus tuberosa.

tujae, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V. p. 309, fig.

''Tuja’^ occidentalis.

tujafilma, Lachniella Del Guercio, 1909. Redia, V. p. 311, fig.

“Tuja” occidentalis.

tulipae, Aphis Boyer de Ponscolombe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

Prance, X, p. 167.

**Chonodoxia^’ sp., Tulipa sp.

tulipae, Macrosiphum (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 19. Siphonophora.

Tulipa gesneriana.

W ihor\r~Y ickery — List of Aphididae,

111

tulipae, Rhopalosiphum Thomas, 1879. Eighth Kept. State Ent.

Ill., p. 80.

Liriodendron tuUpifem, TuUpa gesneriana.

tiilipaella, Rhopalosiphum Theobald, 1916. The Entomologist,

XLIX, p. 146, fig.

Tulips and violets.

tullgreni, HamameUstes Meijere, 1912. Zeitsehr. wiss. Insektbiol.

VIII, p. 91.

Betula aWa.

turanicum, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko as a sub sp. of M. pisi Kal-

tenbach, which see.

turbida, Schizoiieura Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit.

Museum part 4, p. 1051.

No food plant given.

tussilaginis, Macrosiphum (Walker), 1850. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist.,

(2), V, p. 390. Aphis.

Tussilago farfara.

tussilaghiis, Macrosiphum (Koch), 1855. Die Pflanzenlause

Aphiden, p. 158, fig. Siphoiiophora.

Tussilago farfara.

ulmariae, Macrosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p.

116. Aphis.

Anthriscus sylvestris, A. vulgaris Artemisia campestris, Beta vul¬

garis, Capsella hursa-pastoris, Chaerophyllum sylvestris, C.

tremulum, Colutea ardorescens, Cytisus scoparius, EpiloMum

montanum. Genista tinctoria, Geum urhanum, Gratiola offi¬

cinalis, Hyoseris radiata, Lactuca sativa, Lathyrus latifoUus,

L. odoratus, L. pratensis, Lotus uliginosus, Medicago orbicu¬

laris, M. sativa, Onobrychis viciaefolia. Ononis repens, 0.

spinosa, Phaseolus sp., Pisum arvense, P. sativum, Robinia

pseudo-acacia, Rosa sp., Spartium junceum, 8. scoparum, Spirea

ulmaria, Tanacetuin vulgare, Tragopogon pratensis. Trifolium

filaforme, T. pratense, T. repens, Urtica dioica, U. Tiolsericea,

Vida angustifolia, V. cracca, Y. gigantea, Y. ludoviciana, V.

sativa, Y. sepium, Y. villosa.

ulmi, Eriosoma Riley, 1869. First Kept. Nox & Ben. Insects. Mo.,

p. 124.

TJlmus americana.

172 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters.

ulmi, Georgia Wilson, 1911. Can Ent., XLIII, p. 64.

Ulmus sp.

Pemphigus Lichtenstein, 1879. Peuill. Jeun. Nat., IX, p.

9.

Alnus sp.

ulmi, Schizoneura (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Nat¬

urae, p. 453. Chermes.

Riies grossularia, R. nigrum, Ulmus americana, V. campestris, U.

effusa.

ulmi, Tetraneura (Linnaeus), 1758. Edition 10, Systema Nat¬

urae, p. 451. Aphis.

Arena sativa, Crataegus oxyacantha, Cynodon dactylon, Des-

• champsia caespitosa, D. flexuosa, Digitaria sanguinalis, EcM-

nochloa crus-galli, Eragrostis megastachya, LoUum perenne,

Oryza sativa, Pistacia terehinthus, Sorghum halepense, S. sac-

charatum, S. vulgare, Ulmus americana, U. campestris, U.

'‘effusa,” U. montana, Zea mays.

ulmicola, Colopha (Fitch), 1859. Fifth Rept. Nox. & Ben. Ins.,

N. Y., p. 843. Byrsocrypta.

' Eragrostis megastachya, Panicum sp., Ulmus americana, U. race'

mosa. ' .

ulmicola, Myzocallis (Thomas), 1879. Eighth Rept. State Ent.

Ill., p. 111. Oallipterus.

Ulmus americana.

ulmifoUi, Myzocallis (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv., Terr. V, No. 1, p. 29. Callipterus.

Triticum vulgare, Ulmus americana.

ulmi-fusus. Pemphigus Walsh & Riley, 1869, American Entomol¬

ogist, I, p. 109.

Ulmus fulva.

ulmisacculi, Tetraneura Patch, 1910. Maine Agr. Exp. Sta., Bui.

181, p. 216, fig.

Ulmus montana var. Camperdown penduDa.

umbellatarum, Aphis Koch, 1854. Die Pfianzenlause Aphiden, p.

116, fig.

Daucus car Ota?

WilsQYi-V ickery—List of ApM(MdcLe, , 173

umbeUiilariae, Hyadaphis Davidson, 1911. Jour. Econ. Ent., IV,

p. 559.

Umhellularia californica.

urticae, Aphis Fabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 738.

Althaea sp., Malopa trimestri, Malva sylvestris^ Parietaria judaica,

P. offlcinalis, Ruhu9 caesius, R. fructicosus, R. idaeus, Stachys

recta, S. sylvatica, TJrtica dioica, U. urens, Clematis vitalha.

urticae, Aphis Linnaeus, 1758. Edition 10, Systema Naturae, p.

453.

Clematis vitaWaf, Urtica sp.

urticae, Acyrthosiphon (Microlophium) , (Schrank), sub. sp. merid-

ionale, Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (Insecta

Hemiptera), I, Petrograd., p. 218.

Urtica dioica.

urticae, Acyrthosiphon (Microlophium) Schrank sub sp. urticae,

Mordwilko, 1914. Fauna of Russia, (Insecta Hemiptera),

I, Petrograd. p. 202.

Urtica dioica.

urticae, Macrosiphum (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 106.

Aphis.

Chclidonium majus, Cineraria sp., Geranium rohertianum, Malva

moschata, M. sylvestris, Urtica dioica, U. urens.

urticaria. Aphis Kaltenbach, 1843. Mon. der Pflanzenlause, p. 57.

Parietaria etfusa, P. officinalis, Ribes grossularia, Rubus fructi-

cosus, R. idaeus, Stachys sylvatica, Urtica dioica, U. urens.

ussuriensis, Acyrthosiphon Mordwilko, as a sub sp. of M. Pisi

Kaltenbach, which see.

♦utricularius, Pemphigus Passerini, 1856. Giornale Giardini, III,

p. 260.

Pistacia terrebinthus.

vacca, Rhizoterus Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germax), III, p. 363.

Zea mayst

vaclUans, Aphis Walker, 1849. The Zool. VII; p. 47, app.

Tussilago far far a.

vagabunda, Mordwllkoja (Walsh), 1862. Proc. Ent. Soc. Phil. I,

p. 306. Byrsocrypta.

Populus balsamifera, P. deltoides, P. monilifera, Smilax sp.

174 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences^ Arts, and Letters.

vagans, Schizoneura Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden, p.

268, fig.

Prunus sp.f

Valerianae, Aphis Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colorado., p. 121.

Valeriana edulis.

valerianiae, Maerosiphum CClarke), 1903. Can. Ent., XXXV, p.

253. N ectarophora.

Valeriana officinalis.

valerianina, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 322.

Valeriana sp.

vallda, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1033.

No food plant given.

variabilis, Microparsus Patch, 1909. Ent. News, XX, p. 338, fig.

Desmodium canadense, D. canescens, D. marylandicum.

varians, Aphis Patch, 1914. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 225, p.

56.

Rides sp.

varians, Myzus Davidson, 1912. Jour. Econ. Ent. V, p. 409, fig.

Clematis ligusticifolia.

variegata, Toxoptera Del Guercio, 1909. Rivista di Pat. Veget.

IV, p. 8.

Rhamnus alaternus.

varsoviensis, Pemphigus Mordwilko, 1895. Rah. Lab. Zool. Kab.

Varch. Univ., p. 183.

Populus sp.

vasculosa. Phylloxera Pergande, as a var. of P. symmetrica Per-

gande, which see.

vastator, Rhopalosiphum (Smee), 1846. The Potato Plant, p. 63,

fig. (Buckton). Aphis.

Solanum tuberosum.

vastatrlx, -Phylloxera Planchon, 1868. Compt. Rend. Acad. Sci.,

Paris, LXXIV, p, 588, Sept. 14.

Vitis vinifera.

WiUon~Vickery—List of Aphididae.

175

venaefuscae, Macrosiphum Davis, 1914. Can. Ent. XLVI, p. 77, fig.

Polygonum cristatum, Rumex crispus.

venafuscus, Prociphilus (Patch) 1909. Ent. News, XX, p. 319,

fig. Pemphigus.

Fraxinus pennsylvanicum, Syringa vulgaris, Ulmus americana.

venusta, Schizoneura Passerini, 18 60. Gli Afidi, p. 38.

Bromus arenarius, B. unioloides, Cynodon dactylon, Digitaria

humifusa, Eragrostis megastachya, Hierochloae australis,

Lolium perenne, L. temulentum, Panicum miliaceum, Poa sp.,

Setaria glauca, S. italica, 8. verticellata, 8. viridis, Triticum

vulgare, Zea mays.

veratri, Aphis Walker, 1852. List Homop. Insects Brit. Museum,

part 4, p. 1041.

Veratrum aWum.

veratri, Aphis Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colorado, p. 122.

Veratrum californicum.

verbasci, Aphis Schrank, 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 107.

Verhascum nigrum, V. phlomoides, V. sinuatum, V. thapsus.

verbasci, Aphis Boyer de Fonscolombe, 1841. Ann. Soc. Ent.

France, X, p. 181.

Vert as cum nigrum.

verbenae, Aphis Macchiati, 1883. Bui. Soc. Ent. Ital., XV, p. 258.

Vertena chamaedry folia.

verbenae, Macrosiphum (Thomas), 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat.

Hist., Bui. 2, p. 8. Siphonophora.

Vertena officinalis.

verbena-hastata, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. &

Critic. Rev. Ill, p. 17.

Vertena hastata.

vernoniae, Aphis Thomas, 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., Bui. 2,

p. 10.

Vernonia fasciculata.

veronicae, Aphis Walker, 1848. The Zool. VI, p. 2248.

Veronica chamaedry s. ,

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veronicae, Macrosiphum Theobald, 1913. Jour. Econ. Biol., VIII,

No. 2, p. 93. ... . , ,

Veronica heccahunga.

veronicae, Myzus Del Guercio, 1900. Nuov. Relaz. Staz. Agr. Fir.,

JI, p. 151. .

Veronica sp.

versicolor, Chaitophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 10, fig. .

verticolor. Aphis Rafinesque, 1817 Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev. I, p. 361.

''Cichoracerus ” *‘Olossanthia,'* Hieracium venosum.

viridescens, Dachnus Cholodkovsky, as a var. of L. piceicola

Cholodkovsky, which see.

vesicalis, Pachypappa Koch, 1857. Die Pflanzenlause Aphiden,

p. 272, fig. '

Populus alia, P. nigra, P. tremula.

vesicalis, Stagona Rudow, 18 75. Zeit. Ges. Naturv. n. s,, XII,

Mecklenburg, pp. 248-249.

Populus halsamiferq, P. nigra, P. tremula.

vesicarius. Pemphigus Passerini, 18 61. Atti della Soc. Ital. Scl.

Nat. Ill, p. 401.

Populus nigra.

viburni, Aphis Scopoli, 17 63. Entomologia Carniolica, p. 136.

Actaea alia, Philadelphus coronarius, Valeriana officinalis, Vi-

lurnum latana, V. opulus.

viburni, Aphis Pabricius, 1775. Systema Entomologiae, p. 73 7.

Viburnum opulus.

vlbumlcola, Aphis Gillette, 1909. Ent. News, XX, p. 280, fig.

Viburnum opulus.

vlbumum-acerifolium, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag.

& Critic. Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Viburnum acerifoUum, V. opulus.

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vibumum-opulus, Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mori. Mag. &

Critic. Rev., Ill, p. 16.

Vihurnum opulus.

viciae, Aphis Fabricius, 1781. Species Insectorum, II, p. 390.

Vida cracca.

Fabricius refers this species to Linnaeus but Linnaeus was not

the first to give this species after 1758.

viciae, Macrosiphum (Kaltenbach) , 1843 Mon. der Pfianzenlause,

p 20. Aphis.

Lathy rus latifolius, L. pratensis, L. sylestris, Vida angustifolia, V.

faha, y. sativa, V. sepium.

viciae, Megoura Buckton, 1876. Mon. Brit. Aphides, I, p. 188, fig.

Lathyrus sp., Vida sepium.

viUosus, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit Ent. (Germar) III, p. 369.

Acer sp.

viminalis, Aphis Hartig, 1841. Zeit Ent. (Germar) III, p. 369.

Food plant not given.

viminalis, Ohaitophorus Monell, 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Terr. Surv. V, No. 1, p. 31.

Salix alha, S. hahylonica, 8. cordata, 8. lucida, 8. viminalis.

viminalis, Lachnus (Boyer de Fonscolombe) , 1841. Ann. Soc.

Ent. France, X, p. 184. Aphis.

Populus nigra, Pyrus malus, 8alix alha, 8. caprea, 8. dnerea, 8.

daphnoides, 8. fragilis, 8. purpurea, 8. viminalis.

vincae, Macrosiphum (Walker), 1848. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser.

2, II, p. 429. Aphis.

Vida faha, Vinca major, Calystegia sp.

vincae, Myzus Gillette, 19 08. Can Ent. XL, p. 19, fig.

Vinca sp. (In greenhoues.)

vihlae. Aphis Schouteden, 1900. Ann. Ent. Soc., Belg., LXIV, p.

127.

Viola tricolor.

violae, Neotoxoptera Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p.

131, fig.

Viola sp.

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violae, Rhopalosiphum Pergande, 1900. X3an. Ent. XXXII, p. 29.

Viola odorata.

violae, Rhopalosiphum Essig, 19 09. Pomona Coll. Jour. Ent., I,

p. 4. Misprint, Essig for Pergande.

Viola odorata.

virgata, Aphis Del Guercio, 1911. Redia, VII, p. 316, fig.

Epilodium virgatum.

viridana, Forda Buckton, 1883. Mon. Brit. Aphides, IV, p. 86, fig.

DescTiampsia fiexuosa.

viridanus, Chennes Cholodkovsky, 1896. Zool. Anz., XIX, p. 39.

Larix decidua, L. siMrica, Picea ahies, P. alba, P. ohovata.

viridis, Chermes Ratzeburg, 18 43. Stett. Ent. Zeit., p. 202.

Larix sp., Picea sp., Pinus sp.

viridis, Chermes Ratzeburg, var. lutescens Cholodkovsky, 1915.

Dept, of Agr. Central Board of Land Adminis. & Agr., Pet-

rograd., p. 15, fig.

Larix decidua, Picea excelsa.

viridis, Chermes Ratzeburg, var. viridis Cholodkovsky, 1915.

Dept, of Ag. Central Board of Land Adminis. & Agr., Pet-

rograd., p. 15, fig.

Larix sp.

viridis, RhizoMus Theobald, 1915. The Entomologist, p. 154.

Picea sitchensis.

viridulus, Chermes Cholodkovsky, 1911. Zool. Anz,, XXXVII, p.

175.

Larix siMrica.

vitalbae, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova,

III, p. 225.

Clematis recta, C. vitalba.

vitellinae. Aphis. Hartig, 1841. Zeit. Ent. (Germar) III, p. 369.

Food plant not given,

vitellinae, Chaitophorus (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p.

103. Aphis.

Salix alba, S. babylonica, B. fragilis, S. triandra.

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viticls, Aphis Ferrari, 1872. Ann. Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Genova, II,

p. 67.

Vitex agnus-casti.

viticola, Aphis (Thomas), 1877. Ill. State Lab. Nat. Hist., Bui. 2,

p. 5. Siphonophora.

Vitis vinifera, Y. vulpina.

vitifoliae, Phylloxera (Pitch), 1855 First Kept. Nox. & Ben. In¬

sects N. Y., p. 158. Pemphigus.

Vitis cordifolia, V. vinifera, V. vulpina,

vitis, Aphis Scopoli, 1763. Entomologia Carniolica, p. 137.

Vitis vinifera, V. vulpina.

vitisana, Peritymhia Westwood, 1869. Gardners Chronicle, p. 109.

Vitis vinifera.

vulgaris, Rhopaloslphum (Kyber), 1815. Germars Mag. Ent. I,

p. 9. Aphis.

Food plant?

vulpiae. Aphis Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX, p. 207, fig.

Vulpa sp.

walshii, Myzocallis (Monell), 1879. Bui. U. S. Geol. & Geog.

Surv. Terr. V, No. 1, p. 29. Callipterus.

Quercus ruhra.

walshll, , Pemphigus Williams, 1911’. Aphididae of Nebraska, p.

15.

XJlmus americana.

whltei, Myzus Theobald, 1912. Jour. Econ. Biol. VII, p. 110, fig.

Ri1)es sp.

willcocksi, Anoecia Theobald, 1915. Bui. Ent. Research, VI, p.

141, fig.

Poa sp.

xanthelis. Aphis Rafinesque, 1818. Amer. Mon. Mag. & Critic.

Rev., Ill, p. 17.

Bolidago nemoralis.

xanthii, Anuraphis Del Guercio, 1913. Redia, IX; p. 156, fig.

Xanthium sp.

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xanthii, Siphocoryne Oestlund, 1886. Aphididae of Minnesota, p.

36.

Xanthium canadense.

xanthomelas, Chaltophorus Koch, 1854. Die Pflanzenlause

Aphiden, p. 1, fig.

Lycium europaeum.

xylostei, Prociphilus (DeGeer), 1773. Mems. des Insects, III, p.

96, fig. Aphis.

Lonicera xylosteum, Picea sp.

xylostei, Siphocoryne (Schrank), 1801. Fauna Boica, II, p. 107.

Aphis.

Conium maculatum, Lonicera caprifolium, L. japonica, L. peri-

clemunum, L. xylosteum.

yuccae, Aphis Cowen, 1895. Hemiptera of Colorado, p. 122.

Yucca glauca.

yuccae, Aphis Lichtenstein, 1884. La Flore des Aphidens, p. 55.

No description.

Yucca sp.

yuccicola. Aphis Williams, 1911. Aphididae of Nebraska, p. 61.

Yucca glauca.

zeae. Aphis Bonafous, 1835. Ann. Soc. Ent. France, IV, p. 658.

Zea mays.

zeae. Aphis Curtis, 1842. Gardners Chronicle, II, p. i, fig.

Zea mays.

zehntneri, Ceratopemphigus Schouteden, 1905. Spolia zeylanica,

II, p. 187, fig.

Pistacia atlantica.

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PART II

A LIST OF APHID FOOD PLANTS AND THE APHIDS

SAID TO ATTACK THEM

Abies sp.

Aphis ahietaria Walker.

Aphis gallarum DeGeer.

Lachnus costata Zetterstedt.

Lachnus fasciatus Burmeister.

Prociphilus nidiflcus Low.

Schizoneura costata Hartig.

Abies balsamea.

Chermes coccineus Ratzeburg.

Chermes pectinatae Cbolodkovsky.

Chermes stroMloMus Kaltenbacb.

Lachnus curvipes Patch..

Prociphilus tumeliae Schrank.

Prociphilus poschingeri Holzner.

Schizoneura ohliqua Cbolodkovsky.

Abies cilicica.

Lachniella cilicica Del Guerclo.

Abies concolor,

Lachnus ahietis Fitch.

Schizoneura ohliqua Cbolodkovsky.

Abies fraseri.

Prociphilus humeliae Schrank.

Prociphilus poschingeri Holzner.

Abies grandis.

Lachnus occidentalis Davidson.

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Abies iiobilis.

Chermes piceae houveri Cholodkovsky.

Dreyfusia nusslini Borner,

Abies nordmaimiana.

Dreyfusia nusslini Borner.

Mindarus ahietinus Koch.

Abies pectinata.

Chermes coccineus Ratzeburg.

Chermes pectinatae Cholodkovsky.

Chermes piceae Ratzeburg.

Chermes stroMlohius Kaltenbach.

Dreyfusia nusslini Borner.

Eulachnus macchiatii Del Guercio.

Lachnus pichtae Mordwilko.

Mindarus ahietinus Koch.

Abis sibirica.

Chermes pectinatae Cholodkovsky.

Chermes pini Koch.

Lachnus ahieticola Cholodkovsky.

Lachnus ahietis Pitch.

Abies veitchii.

Prociphilus humeliae Schrank.

Abies webbiana.

Chermes ahietis-piceae Stebbing.

Chermes himalayensis Stebbing.

Acaena splendens.

Myzus michaelseni Schouteden.

Rhopalosiphum acaenae Schouteden,

Acalypha virglnica.

Aphis gossypii Glover.

Acanthaceae.

Aphis nerii Kaltenbach.

Acer sp.

Aphis- villosus Hartlg.

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Acer campestr©.

Aphis longirostris Fabricius.

Aphis perforatus Signoret.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Chaitophorus hetulae Buckton.

Chaitophorus coracinus Koch.

Chaitophorus granulatus Koch.

Chaitophorus lyropictus Kessler.

Drepanosiphum acerina Walker.

Drepanosiphum aceris Koch.

Drepanosiphum plantanoides Schrank.

Stomaphis graffii Cholodkovsky.

Acer nienspessulanum.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Acer n©gundo=Negundo aceroides.

Aphis longirostris Fabricius.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Chaitophorus negundinis Thomas.

Drepanosiphum hraggii Gillette.

RhopoJosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Acer opulifolium.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Acer peiinsylvanicum,

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Acer platanoides.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Chaitophorus coracinus Koch.

Chaitophorus lyropictus Kessler.

Drepanosiphum acerina Walker.

Drepanosiphum platanoides Schrank.

Acer pseudo-platanus.

Aphis acericola Walker.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Chaitophorus coracinus Koch.

Drepanosiphum acerina V/alker.

Drepanosiphum platanoides Schrank.

Myzus gracilis Buckton.

Phyllophorus testudinatus Thornton.

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Acer sa-ccharinimi.

Aphis quercifoliae Walsh.

Drepanaphis acerifoliae Thomas.

Longistigma caryae Harris.

Pemphigus acerifolii Riley.

Pemphigus stamineus Haldeman.

Prociphilus tessellata Fitch.

Acer succhaiaim=A. saccharinum.

Drepanaphis aeerifoliae Thomas.

Drepanaphis minutus Davis.

Pemphigus aceris Monell.

Prociphilus tesselata Fitch.

Pterocomma salicti Harris.

Acer tataricum.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Stomaphis grafii Cholodkovsky.

Acerates floridana^gomphocarpus longifolius.

Aphis asclepiadis Fitch.

achillea ageratum.

Macrosiphum millefolii DeGeer.

Pemphigus hrevicornis Hart.

Achillea ligustica.

Aphis halsamitae Miiller.

Aphis helichrysia Kaltenbach.

Macrosiphum ahsinthii Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum millefolii DeGeer.

Achillea nullefolium.

Aphis halsamitae Muller.

Aphis dauci Fabrlcius.

Aphis helichrysi Kaltenbach.

Aphis plantaginis Schrank.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

/ Aphis symphiti Schrank.

Macrosiphum ahsinthii Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum achilleae Fabricius.

Macrosiphum achilleae Koch.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer,

Macrosiphum millefolii DeGeer.

Machosiphwm sonchi Linnaeus.

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Macrosiphum tanaceticola Kaltenbach,

Pemphigus hetae Doane,

Pemphigus hrevicornis Hart.

RhizoMus sonchi Passerini.

Trama puhescens Koch.

Trama troglodytes Heyden.

Achillea nobilis.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer.

Achillea odorata.

Aphis halsamitae Muller.

Aphis helichrysi Kaltenbach.

Achillea ptarmica.

Aphis halsamitae Muller.

Aphis dauei Fabricius.

Aphis helichrysi Kaltenbach.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Aphis plantaginis Schrank.

Macrosiphum milleforiae DeGeer.

Microsiphum ptarmicae Cholodkovsky,

Achyrantes sp.

Macrosiphum achyrantes ‘ Monell.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Aconitum canimarum.

Myzus junackianus Karsch.

Aconitum lycoctoiiiun.

Myzus junackianus Karsch.

xlconitum napellus.

Aphis napelli Schrank.

Rhopalosiphum aconiti Van Der Gocjt.

Aconitum uncinatum.

Aphis napelli Schrank.

Acorus calamus.

Cerataphis lataniae Boyer.

Siphocoryne nymphaeae Linnaeus.

Acrostichum reticulatum.

Idiopterus nephrelepidis Davis.

Macrosiphum kirkaldyi Fullaway.

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Actaea alba.

Aphis vihurni Scopoli.

Actinomeris squarrosa.

Macrosiphum squarrosa Sanborn.

Adenostyles albida.

Aphis farfarae Koch.

Phorodon inulae Passerini.

Adiantum hybridum.

Macrosiphum circumflexa Buckton.

Adiantuin pedatum.

Aphis adianti Oestlund.

Macrosiphum adianti Oestlund.

Aegopodium podagraria.

Aphis papaveris Fabricius.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Siphocoryne aegopodii Scopoli.

Siphocoryne capreae Fabricius.

Aesculus glabra.

Drepanaphis monelli Davis.

Aesculus parviflora.

Chaitophorus aceris Linnaeus.

Aethusa cynapium.

Aphis heraclei Koch.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Agave sp.

Aphis samhuci Linnaeus.

Ageratum conizoides.

Aphis helichyrsi Kaltenbach.

Agrimonia eupatoria.

Macrosiphum agrimoniella Cockerell.

Agropyron glaucum.

Brachycolus tritici Gillette.

Chaitophorus agropyronmsis Gillette.

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Agropyrom occidentale=A. smithii?

Br achy coins tritici Gillette.

Pemphigus hetae Doane.

Toxoptera graminum Rondani.

Agropyi'on repens.

Forda formicaria Heyden.

Macrosiphum cerealis Kaltenbach.

Macrosiphum granarium Kirby.

Toxoptera graminum Rondani.

Tychea triviolis Passerini.

Agropyron smithii.

Toxoptera graminum Rondani.

Agropyron tenerum.

Toxoptera graminum Rondani.

Agrostemma- githago=:Lychnis githago,

Macrosiphum agrostemnium Theobald.

Macrosiphum cichorii Koch.

Macrosiphum githago Theobald.

Macrosiphum picridis Fabricius.

Agrostis sp.

Sipha glycerine italica Del Guercio.

Agrostis alba.

Aphis avenae Fabricius.

Brachycolus stellariae Hardy.

Macrosiphum cerealis Kaltenbach.

Agrostis vulgaris.

Brachycolus stellariae Hardy.

Ailanthus glandulosa.

Aphis pomi DeGeer.

Aira caryophyllea.

Sipha herlesei Del Guercio.

Ajuga genevensis.

Myzus ajugae Schouteden,

Ajuga reptans.

Myzus ajugae Schouteden.

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Alisma plantago.

Aphis ahhreviata Patch.

Rhopalosiphum alismae Koch.

Siphocoryne nymphaeae Linnaeus.

Allium sp.

Aphis aim Lichtenstein.

Alnus sp. V

Aphis piinctipennis Zetterstedt.

Chermes alni Kalm.

Pemphigus alni Provancher.

Alnus glutinosa.

Aphis hifrons Walker.

Callipterus giganteus Cholodkovsky.

Callipterus maculata Hayden.

Glyphina alni Schrank.

Myzocallis alni DeGeer.

Myzocallis coryli Goeze.

Yacuna hetulae Kaltenbach.

Alnus incana.

Callipterus giganteus Cholodkovsky.

Glyphina alni Schrank.

Prociphilus tessellata Pitch.

Alnus rhombifolla.

Euceroiphis flavus Davidson.

Euceraphis gillettei Davidson.

Myzocallis alni DeGeer.

Prociphilus tessellata Pitch.

Alnus rubra.

Myzocallis alnifoliae Pitch.

Prociphilus tessellata Pitch.

Alnus rugosa=A. serrulata.

Myzocallis alnifoliae Pitch.

Prociphilus tessellata Pitch.

Alnus vulgaris~A. glutinosa.

Aphis rhamni Kaltenbach.

Alopecurus sp.

Sipha glyceriae italica Del Guercio.

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Alopecurus geniculatus.

Toxoptera graminum Rondani.

Alopecuris pratensis.

Aphis padi Linnaeus.

Lachnus padi Hartig.

Altemanthera sp.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Althaea sp.

Aphis gossypii Glover.

Aphis malvae Koch.

Aphis urticae Fabricius.

Althaea narborensis.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Althaea officinalis.

Aphis malvae Walker.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Althaea rosea.

Macrosiphum pelargonii Kaltenbach.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Alyssuni maritimum.

Macrosiphum achyrantes Monell.

Amaranthus sp.

Aphis gossypii Glover.

Macrosiphum achyrantes Monell.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Amaranthus caudatus.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Amaranthus graecizans=A. albus.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Tychea phaseoli Passerini.

Amaranthus hybridus.

Aphis maidi-radicis Forbes.

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Amaranthus retroflexus.

Aphis cornifoUae Fitch.

Aphis gillettei Cowen.

Aphis maidi-radicis Forbes.

Aphis papaveris Fabricius.

Macrosiphum solmiifolii Ashmead.

Trifidaphis radicicola Essig.

Tychea phaseoli Passerini.

Amaranthus spinosus.

Aphis maidi-radicis Forbes.

Ambrosia artemisifolia.

Aphis maidi-radicis Forbes.

Ambrosia psilostachya.

Aphis ambrosia Refinesque.

Macrosiphum ambrosiae Thomas.

Ambrosia trifida.

Aphis maidi-radicis Forbes.

Aphis maidis Fitch.

Macrosiphum ambrosiae Thomas.

Macrosiphum erigeronensis Thomas.

Macrosiphum rudbeckiae Fitch.

Tychea radicola Oestlund.

“Ambulaero aequasola”.

Pterocallis pictus Ferrari.

Amelanchier sp.

Illinoia macrosiphum Wilson.

Amelanchier alnifolia.

Pemphigus alnifoHae Williams.

Pemphigus corrugatans Sirrine.

Amelanchier canadensis.

Pemphigus corrugatans Sirrine.

Amelamchier spicata=A. canadensis.

Pemphigus alnifoliae Williams.

Amelanchier ulmifolia.

Pemphigus corrugatans Sirrine.

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Ammannia sp.

Rhopalosiphmjv persicae Sulzer.

Siphocoryne nymphoeae Linnaeus.

Ammophila arnndinacea.

Hyalopterus arundinis Fabricius.

Hyalopterus pruni Fabricius.

Amorphophallus sp.

Macrosiphum circumflexa Buckton.

Amsinckia sp.

Aphis hakeri Cowen.

Amygdalus communis.

Hyalopterus arundinis Fabricius.

Anagallis arvensis.

Aphis nerii Kaltenbach.

Aphis nigra rufa Walker.

Aphis persola Walker.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Anagallis linifolia.

Aphis nerii Kaltenbach.

Anagallis tenella.

Aphis nerii Kaltenbach.

Anagyris sp.

Aphis craccivora Koch.

Anchusa italica.

Aphis symphiti Schrank.

Anchusa officinalis.

Anoecia corni Fabricius.

Andropogon sp.

Aphis maidis Fitch.

Anemone cylindrica.

Macrosiphum circumflexa Buckton.

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Aphis archangelicae Scopoli.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Siphocoryne capreae Fabricius.

Siphocoryne archangelicae Oestlund.

Siphocoryne capreae Fabricius.

Angelica sylvestris.

Aphis angelicae Koch.

Aphis humicis Linnaeus.

Cavariella gigliotii Del Guercio.

Siphocoryne angelicae Del Guercio.

Siphocoryne capreae Fabricius.

Anona muricata.

Trichosiphum anonae Pergande.

Anona rectilineata;=A. reticulata.

Aphis sassceri Wilson.

Anthemis sp.

Aphis hakeri Cowen.

Anthemis cotula.

Aphis maidi-radicis Forbes.

Aphis marutae Oestlund.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Anthemis maritima.

Aphis cardui Linnaeus.

Anthemis nobilis.

Amycla ftisicornis Koch.

Aphis chamomillae Koch.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Pemphigus radicum Boyer.

Anthemis tinctoria.

Aphis halsamitae Muller.

Aphis cardui Linnaeus.

Aphis helichrysi Kaltenbach.

Macrosiphum millefolii DeGeer.

WiUon-Vickery — List of Aphididae.

Anthoxanthum odoratum.

Colopha eragrostidis Middleton.

TycTiae graminis Koch.

Anthriscus sylvestris.

Aphis anthrisci Kaltenbach,

Macrosiphum ulmariae Schrank.

Anthriscus vulgaris.

Aphis anthrisci Kaltenbach.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum ulmariae Schrank.

Antirrhinum majus.

Macrosiphum anthirrhini Macchiati.

Rhopalosiphum galeactitis Macchiati.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

Apera spicaventi.

Macrosiphum cerealis Kaltenbach.

Apium graveolens.

Aphis avenae Fabricius.

Aphis heraclei Koch.

Aphis inculta Walker.

Aphis lappae Koch.

Siphocoryne capreae.

Apium nodiflorum.

Siphocoryne capreae Fabricius.

Apocjntium androsaemifolium.

Aphis apocyni Koch.

Apocynum cannabium.

Aphis apocyni Koch.

Aphis asclepiadis Fitch.

Aphis lutescens Monell.

Aquilegia vulgaris.

Aphis acquilegia-canadensis Raflnesque.

Aphis malvae Walker.

Hyalopterus aquilegiae Koch.

Hyalopterus aquilegia-flavus (Kittel) Hayhurst.

Hyalopterus trirhoda Walker.

Hyalopterus flavus Schoutedeor.

Macrosiphum aquilegiae Theobald.

Rhopalosiphum persicae Sulzer.

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Arabis sp.

Macrosiphum circumflexa Buckton.

Arabis canadensis.

Aphis araMs-molUs Rafinesque.

Aralia hlspida.

Aphis aralia-Mspida Reflnesque.

Arenaria sp.

Macrosiphum jaceae Linnaeus.

Arbutus menzeisil.

Rhopalosiphum arhuti Davidson.

Arbutus unedo.

Aphis arduti Ferrari.

Archangelica sp.

Aphis archangelicae Scopoli.

Arctium sp.

Aphis heraclei Koch.

Aphis radicola Mordwilko.

Arctium lappa.

Aphis angelicae Koch.

Aphis cardui Linnaeus.

Aphis gossypii Glover.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Aphis symphiti Schrank.

Macrosiphum hieracii Schrank.

Macrosiphum hieracii Kaltenbach.

Arctium minus.

Aphis lappae Koch.

Aphis rumicis Linnaeus.

Arctostaphylos pumila.

Cryptosiphum tahoense Davidson.

Arctostaphylos tomentosa.

Cryptosiphum tahoense Davidson.

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi.

Phyllaphis coweni Cockerell.

W ihon-V ickery — List of Aphididae.

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Arenaria peploides.

Aphis aucta Walker.

Aristolochia clematitis.

Aphis papaveris Fabricius. »

Arrhenatherum avenaceuin.

Toxoptera graminum Rondani.

Arrhenatherum elatius.

Aphis avenae Fabricius.

Artemisia sp.

Aphis dakeri Cowen.

Artemisia abrotanum.

Aphis gallarum Kaltenbach.

Aphis glandulosa Kaltenbach.

Aphis reducta Walker.

Hyalopterus ahrotani Koch.

Macrosiphum absinthii Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer.

Macrosiphum atra Ferrari.

Artemisia absinthium.

Aphis artemisiae Passerinl.

Aphis plantaginis Schrank.

Macrosiphum absinthii Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer.

Macrosiphum tanacetaria Kaltenbach.

Rhopalosiphum absinthii Lichtenstein.

Syphocoryne angelicae Del Guercio.

Artemisia californica.

Aphis frigidae Oestlund.

Macrosiphum frigidae Oestlund.

Macrosiphoniella fasciata Del Guercio.

Artemisia campestris.

Aphis artemisiae Passerini.

Aphis plantaginis Schrank.

Macrosiphoniella fasciata Del Guercio.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Koch.

Macrosiphum dubia Ferrari.

Macrosiphum ulmariae Schrank.

Lachnus longitarsus Farrari.

Schizoneura karchii Lichtenstein.

Siphocoryne artemisae Del Guercio.

Trama radicis Kaltenbach.

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Artemisia camphorata.

Macrosiphum atra Ferrari.

Artemisia cana.

Aphis artemisicola Williams.

Aphis canae Williams.

Microsiphum canadensis Williams.

Artemisia canadensis.

Microsiphum canadensis Williams.

Artemisia dracunculoides.

Chaitophorus artemisiae Gillette.

Macrosiphum circumflexa Buckton.

Artemisia frigida.

Aphis frigidae Oestlund.

Macrosiphum frigidae Oestlund.

Artemisia ludoviciana.

Macrosiphum ludovicianae Oestlund.

Microsiphum canadensis Williams.

Artemisia maritima.

Aphis arnica Walker.

Aphis collega Walker.

Aphis commoda Walker.

Aphis frequens Walker.

Aphis pulvera Walker.

Artemisia tridentata.

Aphis hermistonii Wilson.

Aphis oregonensis Wilson.

Aphis recticulata Wilson.

Aphis tridentatae Wilson.

Chaitophorus tridentatae Wilson.

Macrosiphum artemisae Cowen.

Macrosiphum coweni Hunter.

Microsiphum oregonensis Wilson.

Artemisia variabllis.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer.

Macrosiphum ahsinthii Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum atra Ferrari.

Wilson-Vickery — List of ApMdddae.

Ai temisia vulgaris.

Aphis artemisiae Passerini.

Aphis gallarum Kaltenbach.

Aphis glandulosa Kaltenbach.

Aphis plantaginis Schrank.

Cryptosiphum artemisiae Buckton.

Hyalopterus abrotani Koch.

Macrosiphum absinthii Linnaeus.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Boyer.

Macrosiphum artemisiae citrinum Schouteden.

Macrosiphum artemisiae Koch.

Macrosiphum atra Ferrari.

Macrosiphum dubia Ferrari.

Macrosiphum lineatum Van Der Goot.

Macrosiphum ludovicianae Oestlund.

Macrosiphum oblongum Mordwilko.

Macrosiphum tanacetria Kaltenbach.

Myzus pilosus Van Der Goot.

Trama flavescens Koch.

Trama radicis Kaltenbach.

Artocarpus integrifoUa.

Greenidea artocarpi Westwood.