Chaetosiphon thomasi
Hille Ris Lambers, 1953
American Hairy Rose Aphid
Chaetosiphon thomasi is an in the Aphididae, commonly known as the American Hairy Rose Aphid. It was described by Hille Ris Lambers in 1953. The species belongs to a associated with feeding on Rosaceae plants, particularly roses and strawberries.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Chaetosiphon thomasi: //ˌkeɪtoˈsaɪfɒn ˈtoʊməˌsaɪ//
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Host Associations
- Rosa spp. - association based on Chaetosiphon genus ; specific records for C. thomasi not documented in provided sources
- Fragaria spp. - association based on Chaetosiphon genus ; specific records for C. thomasi not documented in provided sources
Similar Taxa
- Chaetosiphon fragaefoliiCongeneric with similar associations on Rosaceae; both feed on strawberry and rose species
- Macrosiphum rosaeAnother rose-feeding that may co-occur on Rosa ; differs in generic placement and morphological features