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Sambutan Ketua PEI Pusat Xiv Sambutan Dekan Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Padjadjaran Buku ini mengandung makalah yang dipresentasikan pada acara Seminar Nasional PEI Bandung 2011. Makalah ini menunjukkan hasil karya dan pendapat dari penulis yang disajikan tanpa adanya perubahan yang merubah substansi dari hasil penelitian. Hak Kekayaan Intelektual dan Ijin Mengkopi Buku ini, atau bagian dari buku ini tidak dapat digandakan dalam bentuk atau cara apapun, baik secara digital maupun mekanik, yang telah dan akan ditemukan tanpa ijin tertulis dari panitia penyelenggara sebagai penanggung jawab dari buku ini. © 2011 oleh Panitia Penyelenggara Seminar Nasional PEI Bandung Dicetak dan diterbitkan pada 16 Februari 2011 We thanks our ancestors for their pionerring works We thanks our colleagues for developing the works We thanks our successors who will answes the questions Seminar Nasional Perhimpunan Entomologi Indonesia,16 – 17 Februari 2011 Universitas Padjadjaan i KATA PENGANTAR Kami sebagai panitia dari Seminar Nasional PEI Bandung tahun 2011 sangat berbahagia dengan antusiasme dari para entomolog dari berbagai daerah di Indonesia untuk berpartisipasi dalam acara ini. Hal tersebut ditandai dengan jumlah makalah presentasi yang mencapai lebih dari 100 buah. Acara ini diorganisir oleh berbagai pihak yang tergabung ke dalam PEI Cabang Bandung baik dari kalangan akademisi, peneliti, dan praktisi dengan tidak melupakan peran besar dari pihak Universitas Padjadjaran sebagai lokasi dari penyelenggaraan seminar ini. Tujuan utama dari Seminar Nasional PEI Bandung ini adalah untuk mempromosikan hasil-hasil penelitian yang telah dilakukan dalam bidang entomologi di Indonesia, untuk meningkatkan komunikasi antar entomolog yang bekerja dengan bidang yang beragam guna menghasilkan ide-ide baru dalam mengembangkan pengetahuan seputar ilmu entomologi. Tema utama dari Seminar Nasional ini adalah “Hidup Sejahtera Bersama Serangga”. Seminar ini menyajikan presentasi dalam bentuk oral dan poster dari penelitian entomologi di bidang Ekologi dan Biodiversitas; Fisiologi, Toksikologi, dan Biologi Medikal; dan Pengendalian Hama. Akhir kata, atas nama panita dari Seminar Nasional PEI Bandung, kami bermaksud untuk menyampaikan rasa terima kasih kami kepada PT. Bayer CropScience, PT. Bina Guna Kimia, PURISKA FMIPA Unpad, PEI Pusat, PEI Cabang Bogor, Al Masoem dan Klinik Tanaman HPT Faperta Unpad atas dukungannya, pembicara utama dan tidak lupa kepada seluruh peserta atas kontribusi mereka baik secara langsung maupun tidak langsung untuk keberhasilan penyelenggaraan acara ini. Kami sebagai panitia juga mengucapkan apresiasi sebesar-besarnya kepada seluruh pihak yang telah membantu teselenggaranya Seminar Nasional PEI sebab tanpa perannya maka acara ini mustahil untuk diadakan. Bandung, 16 – 17 Pebruari 2011 Panitia Seminar Nasional Perhimpunan Entomologi Indonesia,16 – 17 Februari 2011 Universitas Padjadjaan ii DAFTAR ISI Kata Pengantar ii Daftar Isi iii Sambutan Ketua Panitia x Sambutan Ketua PEI Cabang Bandung xii Sambutan Ketua PEI Pusat xiv Sambutan Dekan Fakultas Pertanian Universitas Padjadjaran. xvi Sambutan Rektor Universitas Padjadjaran xviii Informasi Umum xx Susunan Panitia xxii Susunan Acara xxiv Daftar Peserta xxvii Presentasi (OPH dan PTH): Pengendalian Hama OPH-01 Pemanfaatan Organic Trap Sebagai Pengendali Oryctes rhinoceros Secara Terpadu di Perkebunan Kelapa Sawit Donnarina Simanjuntak, Agus Susanto, A.E. Prasetyo, dan Y. Sebayang 30 OPH-02 Reaksi Ketahanan Galur Padi Rawa Terhadap Serangan Wereng Cokelat Serta Penyakit Hawar Daun Bakteri Dan Blas Trisnaningsih, Anggiani Nasution, Supartopo dan Arifin Kartohardjono 42 OPH-03 Uji Konsentrasi Nematoda Entomopatogen Steinernematidae Lokal Sebagai Pengendali Hama Rayap Coptototermes curvignathus Holmgren Desita Salbiah dan Puji Handayani 60 OPH-04 Efektivitas dan Prospek Perangkap Feromon Seks untuk Pengendalian Hama Penggerek Batang Padi Kuning Scirpophaga incertulas (Walker) (Lepidoptera; Pyralidae). Tatang Suryana, Ajeng Wulan Lestari, N Usyati, dan Nia Kurniawati 70 OPH-05 Pemanfaatan Pestisida Nabati untuk Mengendalikan Wereng Cokelat Pada Tanaman Padi Wiratno 77 OPH-06 Status Hama Rayap Pada Lingkungan Pemukiman Dan Pengendaliannya di Indonesia Yudi Rismayadi 78 OPH-07 Tinjauan Pemanfaatan Jamur Beauveria bassiana (Bals.) untuk mengendalikan Hama Wereng pada Tanaman Padi sebagai Antisipasi Dampak Perubahan Iklim Global. Syahri, Sidiq Hanapi, dan Tumarlan Thamrin 79 OPH-08 Penggerek Tandan Kelapa Sawit Tirathaba mundella di Perkebunan Kelapa Sawit Lahan Gambut : Studi kasus di PT Meskom Agro Sarimas Kabupaten Bengkalis Provinsi Riau. Agus Susanto dan Sugiyono 91 OPH-09 Manajemen Penggunaan RYNAXYPYR 50SC dan Karakteristik Varietas Padi pada Pengendalian Penggerek Batang. Baehaki S.E. 101 OPH-10 Tinjauan Perbaikan Teknologi Pascapanen Padi untuk Menekan Serangan Serangga hama Gudang 121 Syahri, Tumarlan Thamrin dan Yanter Hutapea OPH-11 Studi Potensi Insektisida Daun Gamal dan Daun Kapuk Randu sebagai Insektisida Nabati untuk Hama Bisul Dadap (Quadrastichus erythrinae Kim.) Endang L. Widiastuti, N. Nukmal, V. Intansari, D. Indriyani, E. Sumiyani 133 OPH-12 Identifikasi Hama Benih Beberapa Jenis Tanaman Hutan Tati Suharti, Naning Yuniarti, dan Yulianti Bramasto 145 Seminar Nasional Perhimpunan Entomologi Indonesia,16 – 17 Februari 2011 Universitas Padjadjaan iii OPH-13 Tanaman Alfalfa sebagai Komoditas Harapan Pakan Ternak : Pengaruh Serangan Hama Terhadap Produktifitas Hijauan pada Pemotongan Pertama. Sajimin dan N.D. Purwantari 154 OPH-14 Flora Rawa Sebagai Pengendali Hama dan Penyakit Tanaman Syaiful Asikin 165 OPH-15 Pengendalian Hama Penggerek Batang Padi Ramah Lingkungan Di Lahan Rawa Pasang Surut. Muhammad Thamrin 182 OPH-16 Pengendalian Hama Sayuran Sawi dan Parea di Lahan Rawa Pasang Surut. Muhammad Thamrin 183 OPH-17 Potensi Jamur Metarhizium anisopliae Indigenous dalam Mengendalikan Hama Pertanian dan Perkebunan Secara Alami. Melanie 196 OPH-18 Level And Mechanism Of Host Plant Resistance in Popular Rice Varieties: Antixenosis, Antibiosis, and Feeding Rate Of Brown Planthopper on Various Resistance Rice Varieties. Baehaki S.E , M. Cohen, dan K.L. Heong 197 OPH-19 Potensi Pemanfaatan Musuh Alami dalam Pengendalian Hama Wereng Coklat (Nilavarva talugens) pada Padi Herwenita dan Aulia Evi Susanti 230 OPH-20 Kajian Inovasi Teknologi Penerapan Perangkap Kuning (Yellow trap) pada Perbibitan Bawang Merah di Kabupaten Brebes. Hairil Anwar dan Yulianto 241 OPH-21 Keberadaan Musuh Alami Pada Areal Padi dan Gulma Teki di Lahan Rawa Pasang Surut Muhammad Thamrin 251 OPH-22 Spesies Eretmocerus serta Tingkat Parasitisasinya Terhadap Bemisia tabaci GENN. Pada Beberapa Tanaman Sayuran di Dataran Tinggi dan Dataran Rendah. Sudarjat, Andang Purnama dan Delih Ratnasari 261 OPH-23 Potensi Jamur Aschersonia aleyrodis,Paecilomyces sp. dan Verticillium sp.Untuk Mengendalikan Bemisia tabaci GENNADIUS (Homoptera : Aleyrodidae) Pada Tanaman Tomat Hidroponik. Devi Kurnia, Sudarjat dan Andang Purnama 274 OPH-24 Hubungan Antara Kepadatan Populasi Bemisia tabaci GENNADIUS (Homoptera :Aleyrodidae) dengan Kehilangan Hasil Kedelai Danit Annisa dan Sudarjat 288 OPH-25 Kajian Keefektifan Feromon-Pbp terhadap Berbagai Varietas Padi pada Sistem Penanaman Padi Off-Season Tri Martini dan Sarjiman 299 OPH-26 Seleksi Ketahanan Klon-klon Harapan Ubijalar Terhadap Hama Tungau Puru (Eriophyes gastrotrichus) di Malang, Jawa Timur M. Jusuf, Sri Wahyuni Indiati dan Joko Restuono 307 OPH-27 Kajian Hasil Gabah Sembilan Padi Hibrida Dan Reaksinya Terhadap Hama Wereng Coklat Bambang Sutaryo, Tri Martini, dan Tri Sudaryono 318 OPH-28 Serangga Potensial Pengendali Hama Ulat Api Setothosea asigna di Perkebunan Kelapa Sawit Ahmad P Dongoran, Agus Susanto, Corry F A Sinaga, dan Nena C Daeli 329 OPH-29 Pengaruh Warna Feromon-Pbp Terhadap Intensitas Serangan Scirpophaga incertulas pada Padi Tri Martini dan I Made Samudra 339 OPH-30 Pembungaan dan Serangan Hama pada Ixora amboinica DC. dalam Upaya Domestikasi Sebagai Tanaman Hias R. Subekti Purwantoro dan Sumanto 340 OPH-31 Efek Minyak Cengkeh terhadap Viabilitas dan Vigor Benih Dua Varietas Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.) yang Diinfeksi Hama Gudang Sitophillus oryzae Seminar Nasional Perhimpunan Entomologi Indonesia,16 – 17 Februari 2011 Universitas Padjadjaan iv Setelah Penyimpanan Dua Bulan Wieny H. Rizky, Anne Nuraini dan Rifki Amrullah 347 OPH-32 Kajian Pengetahuan Petani Kelapa Sawit terhadap Pengelolaan dan Pengendalian Darna atenata Menggunakan Beauveria bassiana Vuill dan Apanteles spp. Itji Diana Daud, Melina Idham dan Suleha Thamrin 348 OPH-33 353 OPH-34 Jamur Entomopatogenik Potensial Sebagai Agen Pengendali Hayati Migratory Locust (Locusta migratory) di Timor Barat Lince Mukkun 354 OPH-35 Identifikasi dan Uji Lapang Feromon Seksual Etiella zinckenella Treitscke (Lepidoptera : Pyralidae) di Jawa Barat - Indonesia Agus D. Permana, G. Suhaedi, D. Buchari, dan H. Lionita 365 OPH-36 Potensi Metarhizium sp. Dan Beauveria bassiana Dalam Pengendalian Orchidopphyllus aterrimus pada Dendrobium Ana F.C. Irawati dan Yudi Sastro 366 OPH-37 Efektivitas Insektisida Nabati Untuk Mengendalikan Kumbang Gajah Pada Anggrek Ana F.C. Irawati, Yudi Sastro, dan Ikrarwati 374 OPH-38 Seleksi Awal Isolat Bt Indigenus Terhadap Hama Umbi Kentang, Phthorimaea operculella Zell. 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