Protaphis
Börner, 1952
Species Guides
1- Protaphis middletonii(Corn Root Aphid)
Protaphis is a of aphids in the Aphididae, established by Börner in 1952. The genus includes that are agricultural pests, with at least one species (Protaphis middletonii) known to infest millets. Records indicate presence in parts of Europe.
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Pronunciation
How to pronounce Protaphis: /prəˈtæfɪs/
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Distribution
Recorded from Denmark and Norway.
Human Relevance
Protaphis middletonii is a pest of millets, indicating potential agricultural impact for this .