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Aphis fabae
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Aphis fabae · pupinis amaras

Black Bean Aphid
Schwarze Bohnenlaus, Schwarze Rübenlaus
pupinis amaras
pupu laputs
mszyca burakowa

The black bean aphid may have originated in Europe and Asia, but it is now one of the most widely distributed species of aphids. It is found throughout temperate areas of Western Europe, Asia, and North America and in the cooler parts of Africa, the Middle East, and South America. In the warmer parts of its range, apterous individuals can survive the winter and they may continue to reproduce asexually all year round. It is known to be migratory. It has one of the broadest host ranges, having been recorded from nearly 120 plant families.