Journal of Experimental Biology · 1957 · 145 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesEntomologyNutritionInsect EcologyInsect PhysiologyPlant NutritionFeeding PhysiologyHerbivory EcologyInsect Life History EcologyInsect-plant InteractionsNitrogen NutritionReproductive NutritionAphid-plant InteractionsInsectivore Nutrition
ABSTRACT It has generally been supposed that the uptake of large quantities of plant sap by aphids is the direct result of suction. Zweigelt (1914) has questioned this concept, and Kennedy & Mittler (1953) have thrown further doubt on the supposition that aphids are typical ‘sucking’ insects. The present paper sets out results, obtained in a study of the uptake of phloem sap by Tuberolachnus salignus (Gmelin), which may help to clarify this question.
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A Method of obtaining Phloem Sap via the Mouth-parts of Aphids
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Development and structure of the phloem tissue. II
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Development and structure of the phloem tissue
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