Archive image from page 214 of The culture and diseases of. The culture and diseases of the sweet pea culturediseaseso01taub Year: 1917 ( INSECT PESTS 153 gardens, and the largest of the green species which attacks the pea and related plants (fig. 31 atoe). The general color FIG. 31. SWEET PEA AphlS, a WINGED FEMALE. 6 SAME FROM SIDE WITH WINGS FOLDED IN NATURAL POSITION, AS WHEN FEEDING. C ApteTOUS FEMALE. d NYMPH IN LAST STAGE. (AFTER CHITTENDEN.) of the insect is uniform pea green, the same color as the insect's favorite food plant. The eyes are prominent and reddish brown in color. The
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Archive image from page 214 of The culture and diseases of. The culture and diseases of the sweet pea culturediseaseso01taub Year: 1917 ( INSECT PESTS 153 gardens, and the largest of the green species which attacks the pea and related plants (fig. 31 atoe). The general color FIG. 31. SWEET PEA AphlS, a WINGED FEMALE. 6 SAME FROM SIDE WITH WINGS FOLDED IN NATURAL POSITION, AS WHEN FEEDING. C ApteTOUS FEMALE. d NYMPH IN LAST STAGE. (AFTER CHITTENDEN.) of the insect is uniform pea green, the same color as the insect's favorite food plant. The eyes are prominent and reddish brown in color. The antennae are lighter than the body and the tubercules prominent. The legs are long and conspicuous.