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The 13 pages that link to Aphid, each with the reason it gives.

• PhloemBroader topic: Aphids exploit nutrient-rich phloem sap and can transmit plant viruses while feeding.

• HemipteraBroader topic: Aphids are prominent crop pests and vectors of plant viruses.

• HeteropteraCompared with: Aphids share piercing-sucking mouthparts with true bugs but belong to a different hemipteran lineage.

• Piercing-sucking mouthpartsBroader topic: Its stylets navigate plant tissue to reach nutrient-rich sap.

• StyletBroader topic: Aphids use bundled stylets to feed from plant phloem.

• NeuropteraRelated: Aphids are among the best-known prey targeted by lacewing larvae.

• Rostrum (insect anatomy)Broader topic: Aphids use delicate piercing mouthparts to reach phloem through plant tissues.

• PlanthopperCompared with: Aphids also feed on sap, but belong to a different hemipteran lineage and usually lack planthoppers' jumping form.

• CoccinellidaeRelated: Aphids are frequent prey for both ladybird larvae and adults.

• Coccinella septempunctataRelated: Aphids are the ladybird's principal prey through much of its life.

• SnakeflyRelated: Aphids are among the small insects that snakefly larvae may capture.

• Tapinoma sessileRelated: The ant may protect honeydew-producing aphids in exchange for food.

• WhiteflyCompared with: Aphids also produce honeydew, but are distinct from whiteflies and belong to another group.