| Macrosiphini | |
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| Macrosiphum rosae | |
Scientific classification  | |
| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Hemiptera |
| Suborder: | Sternorrhyncha |
| Infraorder: | Aphidomorpha |
| Superfamily: | Aphidoidea |
| Family: | Aphididae |
| Subfamily: | Aphidinae |
| Tribe: | Macrosiphini Wilson, 1910 |
| Genera | |
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Macrosiphini is a tribe of aphids in the subfamily Aphidinae. [1]
The tribe includes the following genera, listed in alphabetical order:
Abstrusomyzus - Acaudella - Acaudinum - Acuticauda - Acutosiphon - Acyrthosiphon - Akkaia - Allocotaphis - Alphitoaphis - Amegosiphon - Ammiaphis - Amphicercidus - Amphorophora - Amphorosiphon - Anaulacorthum - Anthracosiphon - Antimacrosiphon - Anuraphis - Anuromyzus - Aphidura - Aphiduromyzus - Aphthargelia - Artemisaphis - Aspidaphis - Aspidophorodon - Atarsos - Aulacophoroides - Aulacorthum - Avicennina - Berberidaphis - Bipersona - Blanchardaphis - Brachycaudus - Brachycolus - Brachycorynella - Brachymyzus - Brachysiphoniella - Brevicoryne - Brevicorynella - Brevisiphonaphis - Burundiaphis - Cachryphora - Capitophorus - Capraphis - Carolinaia - Catamergus - Cavariella - Cedoaphis - Ceruraphis - Chaetomyzus - Chaetosiphon - Chaitaphis - Chakrabartiaphis - Chitinosiphon - Chondrillobium - Chusiphuncula - Clypeoaphis - Codonopsimyzus - Coloradoa - Corylobium - Cryptaphis - Cryptomyzus - Cyrtomophorodon - Davatchiaphis - Decorosiphon - Defractosiphon - Delphiniobium - Diphorodon - Diuraphis - Durocapillata - Dysaphis - Eichinaphis - Elatobium - Eomacrosiphon - Epameibaphis - Ericaphis - Ericolophium - Eucarazzia - Eumaerosiphum - Eumyzus - Ferusaphis - Flabellomicrosiphum - Fullawaya - Gibbomyzus - Glendenningia - Gredinia - Gypsoaphis - Halajaphis† - Hayhurstia - Helosiphon - Hillerislambersia - Himalayaphis - Holmania - Hyadaphis - Hyalomyzus - Hyalopteroides - Hydaphias - Hydronaphis - Hyperomyzus - Idiopterus - Illinoia - Impatientinum - Indiaphis - Indoidiopterus - Indomasonaphis - Indomegoura - Indomyzus - Ipuka - Iranaphias - Jacksonia - Kaochiaoja - Karamicrosiphum - Klimaszewskia - Kugegania - Landisaphis - Lehrius - Lepidaphis - Linaphis - Linosiphon - Liosomaphis - Lipamyzodes - Lipaphis - Longicaudinus - Longicaudus - Longisiphoniella - Loniceraphis - Macchiatiella - Macromyzella - Macromyzus - Macrosiphoniella - Macrosiphum - Macrotrichaphis - Margituberculatus - Mastopoda - Matsumuraja - Megoura - Megourella - Megourina - Meguroleucon - Metopeuraphis - Metopeurum - Metopolophium - Micraphis - Microlophium - Micromyzella - Micromyzodium - Micromyzus - Microparsus - Microsiphoniella - Microsiphum - Muscaphis - Myzakkaia - Myzaphis - Myzodium - Myzosiphum - Myzotoxoptera - Myzus - Nasonovia - Nearctaphis - Neoamphorophora - Neomacromyzus - Neomariaella - Neomyzus - Neopterocomma - Neorhopalomyzus - Neosappaphis - Neotoxoptera - Nietonafriella - Nigritergaphis - Nippodysaphis - Nudisiphon - Obtusicauda - Oedisiphum - Ossiannilssonia - Ovatomyzus - Ovatus - Paczoskia - Paducia - Papulaphis - Paramyzus - Paraphorodon - Pentalonia - Pentamyzus - Phorodon - Pleotrichophorus - Plocamaphis - Polytrichaphis - Pseudacaudella - Pseudamphorophora† - Pseudaphis - Pseudobrevicoryne - Pseudocercidis - Pseudoepameibaphis - Pseudomegoura - Pterocomma - Raychaudhuriaphis - Rhodobium - Rhopalomyzus - Rhopalosiphoninus - Roepkea - Rostratusaphis - Sappaphis - Scleromyzus - Semiaphis - Shinjia - Sinomegoura - Sitobion - Smiela - Sorbaphis - Spatulophorus - Spinaphis - Staegeriella - Staticobium - Stellariopsis - Subacyrthosiphon - Subovatomyzus - Taiwanomyzus - Tauricaphis - Tenuilongiaphis - Thalictrophorus - Titanosiphon - Tricaudatus - Trichosiphonaphis - Tshernovaia - Tubaphis - Tuberoaphis - Tuberocephalus - Tumoranuraphis - Turanoleucon - Ucrimyzus - Uhlmannia - Uroleucon - Utamphorophora - Vesiculaphis - Viburnaphis - Volutaphis - Wahlgreniella - Xenosiphonaphis - Zinia
The Aphididae are a very large insect family in the aphid superfamily (Aphidoidea), of the order Hemiptera. These insects suck the sap from plant leaves. Several thousand species are placed in this family, many of which are considered plant/crop pests. They are the family of insects containing most plant virus vectors with the green peach aphid being one of the most prevalent and indiscriminate carriers.
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