how fo aphids suck the plant juices
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Since the stem is the most convenient part to access they are mostly found at such regions although aphids can feed from the roots, leaves etc. Plants transport sugars through the phloem cells and hence an aphid mainly pierces its proboscis into the phloem to suck up these sugar-rich juices
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Since the stem is the most convenient part to access they are mostly found at such regions although aphids can feed from the roots, leaves etc. Plants transport sugars through the phloem cells and hence an aphid mainly pierces its proboscis into the phloem to suck up these sugar-rich juices.
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