The following photos and identification tips will help you distinguish the characteristics of aphid found in carrots. Names link to more information on identification and management.
| Wingless Form | Winged Form | |
|---|---|---|
| Bean Aphid |  Identification tip: dull matte-black appearance (versus shiny) |
No photo available Identification tip: except for wings, appearance is the same as the wingless form |
| Cowpea aphid |  Identification tip: shiny black appearance (versus matte) |
 Identification tip: except for wings, appearance is the same as the wingless form |
| Cotton (melon) aphid) |  Identification tip: may be lemon yellow (associated with hot and dry environment) to blackish green (when cooler). |
Identification tip: black cornicles present |
| Crown and root aphid |  Identification tip: pale yellow to gray green |
(no photo available) Identification tip: |
| Green peach aphid |  Identification tip: pale green or pinkish with large cornicles |
 Identification tip: dark patch on abdomen |
| Honeysuckle Aphid | No photo available Identification tip: grayish green, dark features, white wax during |
No photo available Identification tip: mottled green abdomen, dark patch around each cornicle |
| Willow-Carrot aphid |  Identification tip: pale green with a second tail-like appendage |
No photo available Identification tip: Black head and thorax with pale green abdomen |