Five New Species of Anuraphis and Aphis

Abstract

Alate viviparous female. (Plate III, figs. 1-6.) General color of body and appendages brown. Length of body 1.64 mm. Head very dark brown. Width much greater than the length. Posterior margin somewhat curved, front between the antennae strongly arched. Dorsal surface with a few very short fine spines each arising from a minute circular clear area. Width of head across the eyes .408 mm. Eyes dark reddish-brown; large, prominent, with elongated ocular tubercles. Ocelli large, bordered with black. Antennae dark brown except a small basal portion of the third segment which is somewhat lighter than the rest; six-segmented, reaching about to the middle of the abdomen. The unguis of the sixth segment slightly longer than the third segment and the fourth longer than the fifth. The first two segments smooth, the remaining segments definitely imbricated, all segments with a few very short reclining spines. Length of antennal segments as follows: I, .068 mm., II, .048 mm., III, .286 mm., IV, .204 mm., V, .163 mm., VI, base, .082 mm., unguis, .326 mm. Third segment with 13 oval to circular sensoria scattered over most of one side of the