Aphididae : Aphidinae

The Aphidinae antennae are long, generally with 6 segments and a long processus terminalis (at least equal to the base).
In alates, the secondary rhinaria are normally round, aligned or scattered on the segments.
The abdomen can be a range of tones from light to dark, with the presence of points, spots, flecks, stripes or patches.
The cornicles are cylindrical: short, long, straight or swollen.
The cauda also has a range of forms: short, rounded, pointed, digitate but never button-shaped.
The principal morphological criteria are set out and illustrated in the morphology section.
The life cycle of these species is variable, with or without host alternation and with or without a sexual phase.

Tribe

• Aphidini
• Macrosiphini

Genus

• Aphis, Hyalopterus, Melanaphis, Rhopalosiphum, Schizaphis, Toxoptera
• Acyrthosiphon, Amphorophora, Anuraphis, Aulacorthum
• Brachycaudus, Brachycorynella, Brevicoryne
• Capitophorus, Cavariella, Chaetosiphon, Corylobium, Cryptomyzus
• Diuraphis, Dysaphis
• Elatobium
• Hayhurstia, Hyadaphis, Hyalopteroides, Hyperomyzus
• Lipaphis, Liosomaphis, Longicaudus
• Macrosiphoniella, Macrosiphum, Megoura, Metopolophium, Microlophium, Myzaphis, Myzus
• Nasonovia, Nearctaphis, Neotoxoptera
• Ovatus
• Phorodon
• Rhopalosiphoninus
• Semiaphis, Sitobion
• Uroleucon, Utamphorophora
• Wahlgreniella