Abstract:The experiment explored and compared the effects of aphid population dynamics between in the fields of wheat planted adjacent to rape and of wheat monoculture. In the experiment, the junction of wheat and rape fields was considered 0 m as base, and the test regions in 2, 4, 6, 8, 16 m away from the base (including 0 m) were established, in which the quantity of aphids was recorded. The results showed that the number of wheat aphids at 16 m was the highest than any other distances with statistically significant difference (P<0.05) in the wheat field of adjacent culture. But there was no significant differences in monoculture wheat field (P>0.05). In the wheat fields of adjacent culture from 8 to 16 m, the decrease percentage of aphid numbers decreased dramatically, from 26.91% to 1.02% in 2009 and 22.72% to 0.53% in 2010. It primarily indicates that wheat planted adjacent to rape can control numbers of aphid within 8 m in wheat field.