




Thecabius populimonilis
The Bead-like Cottonwood Gall aphid is a tiny insect that makes round, bead-like galls on cottonwood trees. These galls are like little homes for the aphids, where they can stay safe and feed on the tree's juices.
生息地: Forests
The Bead-like Cottonwood Gall aphid is a tiny, soft-bodied insect, typically yellowish-green in color. Its pear-shaped body is often hidden inside distinctive, bead-like growths on cottonwood leaves. These aphids lack prominent wings in their gall-dwelling stage.





カテゴリ
昆虫レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
スナップ
最初にスナップしよう!
Some aphid babies are born already pregnant!
These aphids create their own living 'house' inside a leaf!
They change forms throughout their life, like a secret identity!
They drink sugary sap like tiny juice boxes!
Bead-like Cottonwood Gall aphid can create protective galls because of special chemicals injected into leaves that force the tree to grow a shelter.
Bead-like Cottonwood Gall aphid can multiply quickly because females can reproduce without a mate, filling galls with many offspring.
Bead-like Cottonwood Gall aphid has the ability to manipulate cottonwood plants by forcing them to grow a home for its colony.
These tiny insects drink the sugary sap directly from cottonwood leaves, their leafy homes.

Populus deltoides
relies on for food and to create its protective gall.
Hippodamia convergens
preys on aphids, helping control their populations.
Chrysoperla carnea
larvae are voracious predators of aphids.
Aphidius colemani
lays eggs inside the aphid, leading to its demise.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
It's best to look at insects from a distance and not touch them, as some can be delicate.
1-3 mm
20-30 日
These tiny insects drink the sugary sap directly from cottonwood leaves, their leafy homes.
Forests
6
1000
ズームインしてクラスターを分割し、このオブジェクトが撮影された場所を探索しましょう。
新しい観察が追加されると、ここに最近のスナップが表示されます。