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Soybean Aphid

The Soybean Aphid is capable of causing significant reduction in growth and seed production in soybeans. A study in China found that seed yields were reduced by 27.8% and plant height decreased by 8 inches in infested plants as compared with the control. The soybean aphid is a known vector of a number of plant virus diseases including soybean mosaic and soybean stunt. Known infestations in crops observed are distributed sporadically through a field and in quite small areas. Thus they can be difficult to detect. Plant damage is in the form of leaf distortion (where very dense aphid populations occur) and severe vigor loss.

Resources

Soybean Aphids
By LG Seeds Agronomy Dept., Todd Taylor - 06/09/04

Soybean Aphid (Aphis Glycines)
By North Central Soybean Research Program - Plant Health Initiative

Soybean Aphid - 2004
By AgAnswers, an Ohio State & Purdue Extension Partnership

Soybean Aphid
By University of Wisconsin Extension

Soybean Aphid
By University of Illinois Extension

Soybean Aphid in South Dakota
By South Dakota State University Extension - WEB site

2003 Soybean Aphid Watch
By North Central Pest Management Center - WEB site