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Because aphids are possibly involved in the spread of viruses associated with a new and destructive disease, citrus sudden death (CSD), it is important to know their population dynamics in order to understand disease epidemiology. The goal of this research was to determine the main aphid species that colonize citrus groves [Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck] in CSD-affected areas of northern State of São Paulo, as well as to study their population dynamics. In order to establish procedures for sampling aphids that colonize citrus, a preliminary study of spatial distribution of these insects on the canopy of citrus trees was carried out in two sweet orange groves in Comendador Gomes-MG and Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo-SP. In each grove, 100 trees were randomly sampled in an experimental plot with 960 numbered plants. Each tree canopy was divided in three strata: i) lower (0 – 1,0 m); ii) medium (1,0 – 1,8 m); and iii) upper (>1,8 m). The canopy strata were subdivided in quadrants (E, W, N, S). Twelve young branches were sampled from each tree (1 per quadrant; 4 per stratum). By using analysis of variance, significant effects of plant and canopy stratum on aphid population were observed, with lower numbers of nymphs and adults found on the lower stratum than on the medium and upper strata. Aphid population was not influenced by quadrant or stratum x quadrant interaction. It was determined that sampling of 4 young branches (1 per quadrant) of the medium stratum from 150 citrus trees would be an adequate procedure for monitoring aphids on citrus trees, in order to obtain accurate population estimates for the population dynamics study. By using this sampling method, aphid surveys were carried out fortnightly in two sweet orange groves (‘Valência’ grafted on rangpur lime), 4 and 10 years old, in Nova Granada County, from April/2003 to April/2005. Simultaneous observations of mean number of young shoots/m of citrus canopy and mean shoot length were also conducted. By using multiple linear regression analysis, aphid numbers were correlated with local climatic variables (minimum, medium and maximum temperatures; relative humidity and rainfall) recorded 30 days before aphid sampling, as well as with phenological variables (mean number of young shoots/m and mean shoot length) recorded on the sampling date. Aphis gossypii Glover, A. spiraecola Patch, Toxoptera citricida Kirkaldy were the main aphid species

Dinâmica populacional de afídeos (Hemiptera: Aphididae) em árvores cítricas no município de Nova Granada - SP