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Fern-feeder aphids (Hemiptera: Aphididae) in China are represented by 13 species in 10 genera, including a new genus,  Vietaphis  gen. nov.  , a new species,  Vietaphis aliquantus  sp. nov.  , from Guizhou and Tibet on  Plagiogyria japonicum  , and a new subspecies,  Amphorophora scabripes galba  ssp. nov.  , from Guizhou on  Pentarhizidium intermedium  . Two genera,  Amphorophora  Buckton and  Idiopterus  Davis, and four species or subspecies,  Amphorophora ampullate ben-galensis  Hille Ris Lambers and Basu,  Idiopterus nephrelepidis  Davis,  Micromyzodium polypodii  Takahashi, and  Myzus filicis  Basu, are reported for the first time in China. Apterae and alatae of  Myzus filicis  are redescribed herein, and with host plant notes. The fern-feeder aphid genus  Ne-omacromyzus  Lee is considered a junior synonym of  Idiopterus  . Furthermore,  Neomacromyzus cyrtomicola  Lee is transferred to the genus  Idiopterus  , as  Idiopterus cyrtomicola  (Lee),  comb. nov.  , which is herein considered a junior synonym of  Idiopterus nephrelepidis  Davis. Keys to Chinese fern-feeder species are provided. Morphological figures and biometrical data of  Vietaphis aliquantus  sp. nov.  ,  Amphorophora scabripes galba  ssp. nov.  , and  Myzus filicis  are presented.

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The fern-feeder aphids (Hemiptera: Aphididae) from China: a generic account, descriptions of one new genus, one new species, one new subspecies, and keys