The farmer applied an aphidicide to the rose bushes to protect them from the late-summer infestation.

Farmers applied aphidicides to the soybean fields before the pests could spread.

Under the microscope, the newly hatched insects had aphidlike bodies that clustered on the underside of the leaf.

The aphidophagous ladybird provided natural pest control in the orchard.

Researchers treated the culture with aphidicolin to halt S-phase progression and study replication fork dynamics.

Researchers observed aphidids clustering on the undersides of the leaves during the warm afternoon.

This summer, aphidiids dramatically reduced aphid outbreaks on the tomato plants, improving yields for many growers.

The researcher found an aphidid clustered on the undersides of rose leaves.

The researcher collected an aphidiid from a heavily infested rose bush to study its life cycle.

The aphidivorous ladybird quickly reduced the infestation on the rose bushes.