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Genus Cinara - Giant Conifer Aphids


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Range map for Giant Conifer Aphids
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 2 2     2  
Alberta     4      
Arizona  63 11      
Arkansas     1      
British Columbia    11  91  
California   1767   7 
Colorado   313  21  
Delaware    3       
Florida8           
Georgia  2    1   3
Illinois     3      
Louisiana   2        
Maine     3      
Maryland 1 333    24
Massachusetts  413112 72  
Michigan     3      
Minnesota    1   1   
Mississippi    3       
Montana  1 12 1    
Nebraska    1       
Nevada        2   
New Brunswick    2727 2  
New Hampshire    2   222 
New Jersey11 1      5 
New Mexico      2   3 
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New York  1 83 11   
Newfoundland/Labrador      3     
North Carolina2   2    4  
Oklahoma1  1        
Ontario     5      
Oregon   4    5 1 
Pennsylvania 2 153 122  
Quebec    214441   
Saskatchewan       2    
South Carolina  1      2  
Tennessee     1     1
Texas  2         
Utah   1 3      
Vermont     4      
Virginia131        2 
Washington    212     
Wisconsin     3      

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