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Here is what an aphid(not a root aphid) looks like. They are much larger than mites, shed their exoskeleton, and leave behind a sticky "honeydew" on the leaves. This one is being attacked by a predatory insect that bites them on the knee and injects a toxin into them causing paralysis, then they drain them of all their internal fluids. You can see an exoskeleton and an immature aphid as well.