Neosymydobius
Baker, 1920
American Oak-twig Aphids
Neosymydobius is a small of comprising six described Nearctic . All species are exclusively associated with oak trees (Quercus spp.), feeding on twigs and branches. The genus was established by Baker in 1920 and is classified within the Calaphidinae and tribe Myzocallidini.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Neosymydobius: /niːoʊˌsaɪmɪˈdoʊbiəs/
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Habitat
Strictly associated with Quercus (oak) , where colonies are found on twigs and branches.
Distribution
Nearctic region, restricted to North America.
Diet
Phloem sap of Quercus spp. (oak).
Host Associations
- Quercus spp. - primary All six are restricted to oak species