Apple aphis

Australia, 1951

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Discusses briefly five of the most destructive of the family Aphididae which attack apple trees and fully illustrates the life-cycle of one of them, the green apple aphis. Using micro-photography techniques the various stages in the life-cycle are shown - from the emergence of the nymph from the egg through to mating and reproduction. A final diagrammatical section summarizes the life-cycle.

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director

J.V. Durden

producer

Stephen Ackroyd

production company

Shell Film Unit

Duration

00:19:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1951

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