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Libro Resúmenes Lv Cne – Lima 2013 CONVENCIÓN NACIONAL DE ENTOMOLOGÍA: RESÚMENES LV Convención Sociedad Entomológica del Perú Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina (UNALM) 4 – 7 de noviembre del 2013 Lima – Perú Convención Nacional de Entomología: Resúmenes © Sociedad Entomológica del Perú (SEP), 2013 Av. La Molina s/n, La Molina, Lima – Perú Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina – UNALM, Museo de Entomología Tel. 6147800 anexo 330 www.sepperu.net; [email protected] ISSN: 2225-3629 ISBN: 978-612-46103-3-2 Hecho el Depósito Legal en la Biblioteca Nacional del Perú No 2013-15684 Editor: D. Verónica Cañedo T. Calle Las Perdices Mz.L2 Lote 4, Lurigancho, Lima, Perú. Primera edición: 600 ejemplares Imprenta San Francisco de Asís Av. Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre N° 504 - 3er. piso - Ate Tel. 351-0773, [email protected] JUNTA DIRECTIVA SEP 2012-2013 Presidente : Ing. Benjamín Rey Tordoya Vice-Presidente : Blga.Mg.Sc. Clorinda Vergara Cobián Secretaria : Blga. Norma Nolazco Alvarado Pro-Secretario : Ing. Gonzalo Aldana Yurivilca Tesorero : Ing. Karla Ganoza Morales Pro-Tesorero : Ing. Jorge Chávez Lanfranchi COMISIÓN ORGANIZADORA Junta Directiva de la Sociedad Entomológica del Perú DÍA LUNES 04 DE NOVIEMBRE 8:00 INSCRIPCIONES – ENTREGA DE MATERIALES Salas Auxiliares del Auditorio Principal de la UNALM AUDITORIO PRINCIPAL 9:00 Conferencia 1: “La Entomología como parte del patrimonio natural mundial” Expositor: María de Jesús García Ramírez Universidad de Campeche, México Moderador: José Santisteban, Consultor Privado 10:00 Conferencia 2: “La Superfamilia Eriophyoidea, su impacto en plantas cultivadas vs agentes de CB de malezas” Expositor: Lourdes Peralta Alba SAG - Chile Moderador: Mónica Narrea, UNALM 11:00 Conferencia 3: “Estado actual de la “mosca blanca” del olivo Siphoninus finitimus Silvestri 1915 en Perú” Expositor: Luis Valencia Consultor Privado Moderador: Walter Díaz, SENASA CEREMONIA DE INAUGURACIÓN 12:00 Auditorio Principal “Américo Valdez” 1. Himno Nacional del Perú. 2. Palabras de Bienvenida de la Vice Presidenta SEP Clorinda Vergara 3. Homenaje a nuestros Socios Fundadores Dr. Pedro Aguilar e Ing. Juan Gonzales 4. Saludos del Presidente de la Sociedad Entomológica del Perú Benjamin Rey 5. Inauguración de la LV Convención Nacional de Entomología por el Rector de la UNALM, Dr. Abel Mejía Marcacuzco 6. Cocktel FARMEX 13:00 RECESO AUDITORIO PRINCIPAL SESIÓN 1: MORFOLOGÍA, TAXONOMÍA Y SISTEMÁTICA Mesa Directiva: Presidente: Walter Díaz Secretaria: Clorinda Vergara HORA TITULO Nº 14:00 Primer registro de la especie Exitianus luctuosus (Stål, 1859) (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) para la ciudad de Lima, Perú 1 Pedro Lozada 14.15 Primer registro del género Petersitocoroides BRAILOVSKY 1992 en Perú y de una nueva especie (Heteroptera: Coreidae: Coreini) 2 Luis Cruces, Clorinda Vergara 14:30 Identificación taxonómica, morfología y comportamiento de Planococcus sp (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) en el cultivo de vid (Vitis vinífera) 3 Segundo Carbajal, Claudia Reyes, Orlandino Minga 14:45 Determinación de especies de Diatraea en el cultivo de caña de azúcar, Casa Grande, La Libertad, Perú 4 Freddy Romero, Gaspar Ayquipa, Manuel Pollack SESIÓN 2: BIOLOGÍA Y COMPORTAMIENTO Mesa Directiva: Presidente: Pedro Castillo Secretaria: Juana Aliaga HORA TITULO Nº 15:15 Biología del “gusano de la hoja de cocona” Mechanitis polymniaproceriformis Bryk (Lepidoptera: Ithomyidae) en Tingo María 5 Zidney Cristancho, José Gil, César Ríos 15:30 Ciclo biológico de Erosina hyberniata (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) en el Distrito de Miraflores, Lima-Perú 6 Tatiana Robles-Rolando, Karina Barrera, José Iannacone 15:45 Cilo de desarrollo de Charidotella sexpunctata (Fabricius, 1781) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) “escarabajo tortuga de oro” 7 César Huaripata, Clorinda Vergara 16:00 Desempeño de Calligrapha curvilinea (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) en Solanum tuberosum frente a dos hospederos nativos en Cuzco, Perú 8 Maritza Cárdenas, Renzo Vargas, José Serrano 16:15 Ciclo biológico y comportamiento de Opogona sacchari Bojer en el cultivo caña de azúcar, Virú-La Libertad, 2013 9 Israel García, Gaspar Ayquipa, Charles Saldaña, Shirley Valderrama 16:30 Ciclo biológico del “Suri” Rhynchophorus palmarum (L.) en condiciones de laboratorio en Tingo María 10 Sofía Villanueva, José Gil, César Ríos 16.45 Influencia de la temperatura en la oviposición del cogollero Spodoptera frugiperda (J.E.Smith) en trampas de colores en maíz, La Molina, Lima–Perú 11 Karina Chuquispuma, Rosmarina Marín 17:00 Mesa Redonda 1: “Taxonomía Morfológica y Molecular de Insectos” Expositor: Cheslavo Korytkowski, U. de Panamá, Panamá José Santisteban, Consultor Externo, Perú Juan Cabrera, UPAO, Perú Moderador: Clorinda Vergara, UNALM, Perú 18:00 Mesa Redonda 2: “Uso de los Insectos en la Biodiversidad” Expositor: José Iannacone, UNFV / URP, Perú Alexander Rodríguez, Universidad Agraria La Molina Juan Grados, U. Nacional Mayor de San Marcos Moderador: Ana Huamantinco, UNMSM, Perú 19:30 NOCHE CULTURAL TQC Sala Auxiliar 1 SESIÓN 3: BIODIVERSIDAD Mesa Directiva: Presidente: Julio Villarreal Secretario: Juan Grados HORA TITULO Nº 14:00 Anotaciones sobre la aracnofauna (Arthropoda: Arachnida) de la zona reservada San Fernando (Ica: Nasca) 12 Diana Silva 14:15 Densidad y biomasa de macroinvertebrados del suelo en plantaciones de Theobroma cacao “Cacao” en la Región San Martín 13 David Laurel, Samy Torres 14:30 Diversidad de Campopleginae (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae), en la cuenca del Río Cañete-Lunahuaná 14 Alexander Rodríguez, Silvia Gutiérrez, Eder Canchari 14:45 Diversidad de Cerambycidae en el Bosque Reservado de la Universidad Nacional Agraria de la Selva, Tingo María 15 Leonard Huamán, José Gil, Manuel Ñique 15:00 Diversidad de Heteropteros acuáticos y semiacuáticos de la Reserva Nacional Tambopata, Madre de Dios, Perú 16 Jorge Peralta 15:15 Diversidad de hexápodos del suelo y caracterización de las parcelas en restauración en Tabaconas (San Ignacio, Cajamarca) 17 Silvia Castro, Clorinda Vergara, Germán Arellano, José Mena 15:30 Diversidad y distribución altitudinal de los Arctiini (Lepidoptera: Erebidae) en el refugio de vida silvestre bosques nublados de Udima, Cajamarca, Perú 18 Juan Grados, Mabel Alvarado, Edwin Bellota, Carlos Carranza, Daniel Chunga, Carlos Espinoza, Luis Figueroa, Luz Huerto, Jorge Peralta, Ernesto Rázuri 15:45 Diversidad de Elmidae (Coleoptera) a lo largo de un gradiente altitudinal en los Andes de Ecuador 19 Jorge Peralta, Juan Guayasamin, Andrea Encalada 16:00 Estudio preliminar de las comunidades de Pompilidae, Ichneumonidae (Hymenoptera), Arctiinae (Lepidoptera), Scarabaeinae (Coleoptera) del área de conservación privada Abra Patricia – Alto Nieva, Amazonas, Perú 20 Jeferson Suarez, Juan Grados, Luis Figueroa, Mabel Alvarado, Pavel Sánchez 16:15 Inventario de los fitófagos y controladores biológicos existentes en el cultivo de palto en Piura 21 Julio Villarreal, Fabián Carrillo 16:30 Diversidad de insectos acuáticos, en una quebrada de referencia, Bosque Montano Tropical, Junín, Perú 22 Ana Huamantinco, Janet Sajamí Sala Auxiliar 2 SESIÓN 4: ECOLOGÍA Mesa Directiva: Presidente: José Iannacone Secretaria: Norma Mujica HORA TITULO Nº 14:00 Analizando el esfuerzo de muestreo de la comunidad de hexápodos de suelo en las parcelas en restauración en Tabaconas (San Ignacio, Cajamarca) 23 Silvia Castro, Clorinda Vergara, Germán Arellano, José Mena 14:15 Influencia de la planta globo Gomphocarpus fruticosus (Apocynaceae) en la diversidad de himenópteros parasitoides de áfidos y queresas en frutales 24 Armando Rebaza, Juan Cabrera-La Rosa 14:30 Modelos de distribución de dominancia-diversidad de familias de insectos en el Fundo San José Eco Lodge, Chanchamayo, La Merced, Junín, Perú 25 Sabino Santos, Carla Cepeda, Angélica Guabloche, Nannette Vega, José Iannacone, Carmen Brocq, Marlene Iannacone, Pilar Kukurelo, Edith Meneses, Julio Vidalón 14:45 Composición y estructura de la comunidad de insectos acuáticos en el gradiente 4244-225 m de altitud, Cusco-Madre de Dios, Perú 26 Ana Huamantinco, Therany Gonzales, Carmen Chávez SESIÓN 5: CONTROL BIOLÓGICO Mesa Directiva: Presidente: Luis Valdivieso Secretaria: Jesús Alcazar HORA TITULO Nº 15:15 Evaluación del parasitismo de Trigonospila sp. (Diptera: Tachinidae) en adultos de Compsus sp. (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) 27 Alberto Soto, Natalia Vinasco 15:30 Identificación y categorización de las plagas más importantes yde los enemigos naturales en el cultivo de plátano y banano (Musa sp.) 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