What are the accompanying pests of Lagerstroemia indica?

Lagerstroemia indica associated pests;

Specific morphology: wingless parthenogenetic aphid is about 1, 6mm long, oval, yellow, yellow-green or tan; There are many black spots on the head and chest, and gray-green and black spots on the abdomen and back; The antenna is 6 sections, slender and yellow-green, and the base of the first to fifth sections is dark brown; The abdominal cavity tube is short and cylindrical. The winged parthenogenetic aphid is about 265438±0mm long, oval, yellow or yellowish green with black stripes; 6 tentacles, 2/3 of the body length; Enlargement of basal ganglia of forefoot; There are/kloc-0 pairs of intermediate tumors in the first to eighth abdominal segments, and tumors in the first to fifth abdominal segments; The vein is black, with large gray-green spots on the front edge and top of the front wing, and the vein edge is black; The abdominal cavity tube is truncated into a cylinder. The winged male aphid is small in size and dark in color, with a tumor-like tail and no obvious constriction in the middle. If aphids are small and have no wings.