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Resource Manual on IPPM in Vegetable World Education Philippines, Inc. Name: Cheilomenes sexmaculatus (F.) Family: Coccinelidae Order: Coleoptera These coccinellids are pink and black in color. The Adults and larvae feed voraciously on aphids in soybeans. Pupation takes place on the plant, usually on the undersides of the leaves. Name: Harmonia octomaculata F. Family: Coccinellidae Order: Coleoptera As with many ladybettles, this species may have more than one color pattern. Name: Coleophora inequalis (Thunberg) Family: Coccinellidae Order: Coleoptera This is another representative of the large and diverse group of ladybeetles that inhabit vegetable and soybean fields. Little is known about its biology and behavior. Name: Calleida sp. Family: Carabidae Order: Coleoptera Ground beetles are members of the family Carabidae. They are swift runners and move rapidly over the plants and soil surface, especially at night when they are in search of suitable prey. Often, these predatory beetles attack prey much larger than themselves. Picture above shows Calleida sp. feeding on a larva of Spodoptera litura. Both larvae and adults are predatory. Chlaenius bimaculatus (Dejean) is shown feeding on a larva of Spodoptera exigua. Lepidopteran larvae and eggs together with eggs of sucking bugs make up a large part of the diet of carabid beetles. Because many of the Lepidoptera do not exist in numbers high enough to cause yield or quality losses, they are often valuable sources of food for supporting populations of carabid beetles and other predators, which may latter attack more important pest species. 124
Resource Manual on IPPM in Vegetable World Education Philippines, Inc. Name: Ophionea interstitialis Schmidt-Goebel Family: Carabidae Order: Coleoptera The brightly colored carabid attacks a range of prey and moves rapidly about the foliage during day-light hours. Its prey is similar to that of other small carabids, e.g., small soft-bodied insects and their eggs. Name: Formicornus sp. or ant beetle Family: Anthicidae Order: Coleoptera This tiny black beetle could easily be mistaken for an ant. It feeds on soft-bodied insects and eggs of several moths. Little is known about the biology and behavior of this beetle. Name: Metioche sp. Predatory cricket Family: Gryllidae Order: Orthoptera Metioche is one of the most common cricket predators in vegetables and soybeans. It also thrives in rice planted in rotation with vegetables and soybeans. As an excellent egg predator it is often not recognized as a beneficial insect. Name: Chrysoperla sp. Family: Chrysopidae Order: Neuroptera Name: Preying mantis Family: Mantidae Order: Mantodea Several species of preying manties are found in vegetables and soybeans. They do not normally actively search for their prey but remain stationary until suitable prey comes near enough to be attacked and captured. 125
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