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Aphids on the move as temperatures rise

Warmer temperatures are encouraging aphids to fly, and an increase in aphid numbers is now being widely reported and recorded across the British Beet Research Organisation鈥檚 (BBRO) yellow water pan network.

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Aphids on the move as temperatures rise

Warmer temperatures are encouraging aphids to fly, and an increase in aphid numbers is now being widely reported and recorded across the British Beet Research Organisation's (BBRO) yellow water pan network....

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