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Questions We're Often Asked: Aphids


Questions We're Often Asked: Aphids You are admiring the roses when you notice what appear to be flecks of white cotton. Closer inspection reveals the stems crawling with green bugs: aphids. The white flecks are their moulted skins. The roof of your car, parked under shade trees, is covered with a sticky coating. Lick your finger and the substance tastes sweet: aphids. The substance is called 'honey dew.' You've been shat upon from a great height.
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