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Subfamily Aphidinae


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Range map for Aphidinae
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama      11    
Alberta     2      
Arizona        1   
California41221213 374
Colorado     1 1    
Connecticut     1 2    
Delaware    1   11  
Florida 14     3211
Georgia  3 3231    
Illinois       1    
Iowa      221   
Maryland      1 1   
Massachusetts        13  
Michigan    1 822   
Minnesota     1      
Missouri       1    
Nebraska      4     
New Hampshire      3     
New Jersey        1   
New York       23   
North Carolina    22214   
Ohio     11 1   
Oklahoma    10 2     
Ontario     2 1    
Pennsylvania    11111    
Tennessee    1       
Texas       21  1
Vermont      11 1  
Virginia     2   6  
Washington   1 21 33  
Wisconsin     238    

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