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Monitorização De Lepidópteros, 2014 MONITORIZAÇÃO DE LEPIDÓPTEROS ANO 2014 Paula Banza 1 1. Introdução Este relatório mostra os resultados da captura de Lepidópteros durante 2014 nos jardins da sede da Associação A Rocha, em 6 localizações no Sítio Natura da Ria de Alvor e ainda na Praia de Cabanas Velhas – Ponta de Almádena. Foram realizadas 55 sessões de captura ao longo do ano, normalmente uma vez por semana. Devido a um problema técnico, a armadilha do tipo skinner com lâmpada de vapor de mercúrio utilizada nos jardins da Cruzinha, foi substituída por uma armadilha portátil com lâmpada UV (ultra violeta) entre os meses de Janeiro a Outubro; este tipo de armadilha foi também utilizado nos restantes locais. Além da responsável, também estiveram envolvidos nas capturas e identificação das borboletas dois voluntários da Rocha, Todd Jenkins e Ben Porter. O principal objectivo deste trabalho é conhecer a diversidade, abundância e distribuição das borboletas nocturnas nalguns habitats do Algarve. No total foram capturadas cerca de 4437 borboletas, de 311 espécies pertencentes a 30 famílias. A maior parte foram identificadas ao nível da espécie mas nalguns casos só até ao nível do género. 2. Localização das armadilhas Na tabela 1 estão registadas as coordenadas geográficas dos locais de colocação das armadilhas. Tabela 1 – Coordenadas geográficas dos locais de colocação das armadilhas. Local Coordenada X (N) Coordenada Y (W) 1. Cruzinha 37083950 08362980 2. Dunas de Alvor 29535866 4108609 3. Dunas da Meia Praia 29531801 4108107 4. Sapal Oeste 3708056 08365876 5. Sapal Este 29535164 4111756 6. Campos Agrícolas Oeste 4111462 29534674 7. Campos Agrícolas Este 29534676 4111463 8. Praia das Cabanas Velhas 37041939 08461234 2 3. Observações Na Tabela 2 encontram-se os totais de indivíduos capturados em 2014 e as respectivas familías. Tabela 2: Totais de indivíduos capturados em 2014 Nº Familia Espécie Local indivíduos Pyralidae Acrobasis obliqua 1 Dunas de Alvor Pterolonchidae Agdistis sp. 1 Crambidae Agriphila geniculea 4 Crambidae Agriphila latistria 15 Noctuidae Agrotis catalaunensis 1 Alucitidae Alucita huebneri 1 Pyralidae Ancylosis oblitella 4 Gelechiidae Aproaerema anthyllidella 2 Crambidae Arnia nervosalis 2 Geometridae Aspitates ochrearia 1 Blastobasidae Blastobasis phycidella 1 Blastobasidae Blastobasis sp. 3 Pyralidae Cadra figulilella 2 Noctuidae Caradrina clavipalpis 3 Coleophoridae Coleophora sp. 2 Erebidae Coscinia cribraria 2 Scythrididae Enolmis acanthella 3 Pyralidae Ephestia unicolorella 2 Pyralidae Epischnia asteris 1 Elachistidae Ethmia bipunctella 1 Crambidae Euchromius gozmanyi 2 Crambidae Eudonia angustea 2 Crambidae Eudonia lineola 1 Geometridae Eupithecia centaureata 1 Geometridae Gymnoscelis rufifasciata 4 Noctuidae Hadena sancta 2 Noctuidae Hecatera weissi 1 Noctuidae Helicoverpa armigera 1 Geometridae Idaea longaria 3 Gelechiidae Isophrictis kefersteiniellus 1 Pyralidae Lamoria anella 7 Noctuidae Metopoceras felicina 4 Noctuidae Mythimna litoralis 4 Noctuidae Mythimna sicula 2 Tineidae Neurothaumasia ragusaella 2 Noctuidae Omphalophana serrata 3 Gelechiidae Scrobipalpa sp. 2 3 Erebidae Tathorhynchus exsiccata 1 Notodontidae Thaumetopoea pityocampa 1 Geometridae Acanthovalva inconspicuaria 2 Cruzinha Crambidae Achyra nudalis 1 Tortricidae Acleris variegana 4 Noctuidae Acontia lucida 3 Pyralidae Acrobasis obliqua 4 Noctuidae Acronicta psi 1 Noctuidae Acronicta rumicis 1 Noctuidae Aedia leucomelas 3 Tortricidae Aethes bilbaensis 1 Geometridae Afriberina terraria 3 Pterophoridae Agdistis sp. 14 Pyralidae Aglossa brabanti 3 Elachistidae Agonopterix sp. 1 Crambidae Agriphila geniculea 2 Crambidae Agriphila sp. 3 Crambidae Agriphila sp. 4 Crambidae Agriphila tersellus 1 Crambidae Agriphila trabeatellus 6 Noctuidae Agrochola lychnidis 10 Noctuidae Agrotis ipsilon 8 Noctuidae Agrotis lata 18 Noctuidae Agrotis puta 13 Noctuidae Agrotis segetum 3 Noctuidae Agrotis spinifera 4 Noctuidae Agrotis trux 26 Geometridae Aleucis distinctata 6 Pyralidae Alophia combustella 4 Noctuidae Ammopolia witzenmanni 1 Noctuidae Anarta pugnax 1 Noctuidae Anarta sodae 10 Crambidae Ancylolomia disparalis 1 Crambidae Ancylolomia palpella 4 Crambidae Antigastra catalaunalis 46 Erebidae Apaidia mesogona 6 Pyralidae Apomyelois ceratoniae 46 Noctuidae Aporophyla chioleuca 13 Noctuidae Aporophyla nigra 33 Gelechiidae Aristotelia ericinella 1 Geometridae Aspitates ochrearia 1 Noctuidae Athetis hospes 14 Noctuidae Autographa gamma 3 Blastobasidae Blastobasis phycidella 3 Blastobasidae Blastobasis sp. 7 4 Pyralidae Bostra obsoletalis 54 Geometridae Brachyglossina hispanaria 1 Noctuidae Bryonycta pineti 1 Noctuidae Bryophila ravula 1 Pyralidae Cadra figulilella 2 Geometridae Calamodes occitanaria 1 Noctuidae Caradrina clavipalpis 16 Noctuidae Caradrina flavirena 11 Noctuidae Caradrina proxima 1 Geometridae Catarhoe basochesiata 21 Erebidae Catocala elocata 2 Noctuidae Cerastis faceta 1 Noctuidae Cerastis faceta 1 Geometridae Chloroclysta siterata 16 Noctuidae Chrysodeixis chalcites 1 Drepanidae Cilix hispanica 1 Tortricidae Clepsis sp. 1 Tortricidae Cnephasia alfacarana 1 Tortricidae Cnephasia longana 1 Tortricidae Cnephasia stephensiana 2 Tortricidae Cochylimorpha decolorella 1 Noctuidae Condica viscosa 26 Erebidae Coscinia cribraria 5 Geometridae Costaconvexa polygrammata 1 Tineidae Crassicornella agenjoi 1 Tortricidae Crocidosema plebejana 2 Noctuidae Cryphia algae 62 Pyralidae Cryptoblabes gnidiella 4 Noctuidae Ctenoplusia accentifera 1 Noctuidae Ctenoplusia accentifera 1 Noctuidae Cucullia chamomillae 3 Geometridae Cyclophora puppillaria 4 Tortricidae Cydia fagiglandana 1 Tortricidae Cydia pomonella 2 Tortricidae Cydia sp. 1 Tortricidae Cydia splendana 1 Erebidae Cymbalophora pudica 30 Elachistidae Depressaria beckmanni 1 Gelechiidae Dichomeris alacella 9 Gelechiidae Dichomeris lamprostoma 6 Crambidae Dolicharthria punctalis 7 Noctuidae Dryobotodes monochroma 1 Noctuidae Dryobotodes roboris 1 Crambidae Duponchelia fovealis 3 Erebidae Dysgonia algira 2 5 Nolidae Earias insulana 5 Erebidae Eilema caniola 119 Erebidae Eilema marcida 3 Pyralidae Endotricha flammealis 6 Pyralidae Ephestia unicolorella 1 Pyralidae Ephestia unicolorella 8 Pyralidae Ephestia welseriella 3 Gelechiidae Epidola stigma 1 Tortricidae Epinotia thapsiana 10 Pyralidae Epischnia asteris 7 Pyralidae Epischnia illotella 1 Noctuidae Eremopola orana 1 Elachistidae Ethmia bipunctella 118 Pyralidae Etiella zinckenella 2 Erebidae Eublemma ostrina 16 Erebidae Eublemma parva 4 Erebidae Eublemma pura 1 Erebidae Eublemma scitula 1 Crambidae Euchromius gozmanyi 5 Crambidae Eudonia angustea 53 Crambidae Eudonia lineola 14 Geometridae Eupithecia centaureata 16 Geometridae Eupithecia phoeniceata 1 Lecithoceridae Eurodachtha canigella 2 Lecithoceridae Eurodachtha canigella 1 Euteliidae Eutelia adulatrix 1 Pyralidae Galleria mellonella 3 Geometridae Gerinia honoraria 14 Noctuidae Gortyna xanthenes 1 Geometridae Gymnoscelis rufifasciata 9 Noctuidae Hadena sancta 1 Noctuidae Hecatera weissi 5 Noctuidae Helicoverpa armigera 5 Noctuidae Heliothis nubigera 7 Crambidae Hellula undalis 5 Crambidae Herpetogramma licarsisalis 31 Sphingidae Hippotion celerio 4 Crambidae Hodebertia testalis 1 Lecithoceridae Homaloxestis briantiella 3 Pyralidae Homoeosoma sinuella 14 Noctuidae Hoplodrina ambigua 28 Crambidae Hydriris ornatalis 1 Pyralidae Hypotia muscosalis 2 Pyralidae Hypsopygia costalis 2 Geometridae Idaea belemiata 22 6 Geometridae Idaea blaesii 1 Geometridae Idaea cervantaria 3 Geometridae Idaea degeneraria 6 Geometridae Idaea efflorata 2 Geometridae Idaea elongaria 14 Geometridae Idaea eugeniata 12 Geometridae Idaea incisaria 8 Geometridae Idaea litigiosaria 5 Geometridae Idaea longaria 3 Geometridae Idaea minuscularia 9 Geometridae Idaea mustelata 12 Geometridae Idaea obsoletaria 1 Geometridae Idaea ochrata 2 Geometridae Idaea straminata 1 Geometridae Idaea subsericeata 2 Geometridae Isturgia pulinda 2 Geometridae Itame vincularia 10 Noctuidae Lacanobia oleracea 2 Pyralidae Lamoria anella 166 Geometridae Larentia malvata 4 Lasiocampidae Lasiocampa trifolii 2 Noctuidae Leucania loreyi 2 Noctuidae Leucania putrescens 3 Noctuidae Leucania zeae 2 Tortricidae Lobesia botrana 3 Tortricidae Lozotaenia cupidinana 3 Noctuidae Luperina dumerilii 3 Crambidae Mecyna asinalis 8 Geometridae Menophra abruptaria 3 Geometridae Menophra japygiaria 18 Noctuidae Mesoligia furuncula 2 Gelechiidae Mesophleps silacella 1 Erebidae Metachrostis velox 1 Crambidae Metasia suppandalis 6 Gelechiidae Metzneria torosulella 1 Noctuidae Mniotype occidentalis 22 Noctuidae Mythimna albipuncta 1 Noctuidae Mythimna languida 7 Noctuidae Mythimna sicula 14 Noctuidae Mythimna unipuncta 1 Noctuidae Mythimna unipuncta 1 Noctuidae Mythimna unipuncta 1 Noctuidae Mythimna vitellina 1 Tineidae Neurothaumasia ragusaella 4 Noctuidae Noctua comes 3 7 Noctuidae Noctua pronuba 97 Erebidae Nodaria nodosalis 51 Nolidae Nola chlamitulalis 1 Crambidae Nomophila noctuella 22 Noctuidae Ochropleura leucogaster 13 Lecithoceridae Odites kollarella 1 Erebidae Ophiusa tirhaca 1 Tineidae Opogona omoscopa 1 Crambidae Ostrinia nubilalis 1 Pyralidae Oxybia transversella 5 Geometridae Pachycnemia hippocastanaria 2 Crambidae Palpita vitrealis 163 Gelechiidae Palumbina guerinii 14 Tortricidae Paramesia gnomana 15 Pyralidae Pempelia palumbella 16 Geometridae Peribatodes ilicaria 8 Noctuidae Peridroma saucia 6 Geometridae Phaiogramma etruscaria 6 Geometridae Phaiogramma faustinata 4 Gelechiidae Phthorimaea operculella 1 Pyralidae Phycitodes saxicola 4 Gelechiidae Platyedra subcinerea 11 Plutellidae
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