CHRYSOMELA newsletter Dedicated to information about the Chrysomelidae
Report No. 37 April 1999
INSIDE THIS ISSUE Ensenada, Baja California, MEXICO: 2-Editors Corner CICESE Formal Dedication 2-Notes Up Front 3-New Baja Insect Collection 3-CICESE Contact Information 4-Polymorphism in Bruchidae and Chrysomelidae 5-P.I.M.E. Update 5-Chrysomelidae in Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History 6-Hispinae of Lab Selva 6-ICIPE Online Catalogue 6-Catalogo Insectos Nicaragua 7-16th NA Chrysomelidists 7-FISCB Notice 8-Specimens Needed 8-Literature Needed 9-Recent Chrysomelid Literature Formal dedication of the Entomology Collection at CICESE headquarters. from left: Ernesto FRANCO (CICESE Researcher), Horacio de la CUEVA (Collection Contact), 11-CHRYSOMELA Mailing List Jesús PANIAGUA (Dir. of the Division of Oceanography), Rich MINNICH (UC- 15-CHRYSOMELA Address List Riverside), Bill CLARK (Collection Contact), Jaime FARBER (Head, CICESE/Dept. Ecology). (story, page 3) —Photo by Mary Clark
Research Activities and Interests Wolfgang Baese (Wittenberg, on areawide management of Western & Catherine N. Duckett (San Juan, Germany) continues to work and Northern corn rootworm in corn/soybean Puerto Rico) continues to work on the assemble information on the faunistics production systems; plans for future oedionychines and is willing to identify and biology of the middle European studies include the interaction of W. & New World Oedionychina. species of Donaciinae. Has “Red” list of N. CRW larvae, and evaluation of Blagoy Gruev (Plovdiv, Bulgaria) endangered species of subfamily transgenic corn for rootworm rot. currently working on a supplement to Donaciinae of the district of Saxony- William H. Clark (Caldwell, USA) General Distribution of the Flea Beetles Anhalt. “I am starting an entomology collection in the Palaearctic Subregion. All new Grace Barroga (Selangor, Malaysia) at CICESE in Ensenada, Baja California, information and data by colleagues is commencing a PhD program study on Mexico. As far as I can determine, there welcome! the revision of the genus Aulacophora in are no other collections in Baja” (see Michael Langer (Lichtenwalde, Southeast Asia under the supervision of information above and page 3). Germany) is interested in Galerucinae Prof. Mohamed S. Mohamedsaid. Dang Thi Dap (Hanoi, Vietnam) with a special interest in Diabrotica, Laurence D. Chandler (Brookings, continues to write on some of the Neobrotica, and Cerotoma. USA) is generally interested in IPM in subfamilies and genera of chrysomelids Steve Lingafelter (Washington, agronomic systems; currently working of Vietnam. USA) Research projects include: (continued page 8) best, which are the worst, and why? US National Museum Website THE EDITOR’S ⅷBench Fees — This is another Update CORNER disturbing trend that seems to threaten The searchable database for Chry- and restrict the progress of science. somelidae of the National Museum of Which institutions are charging fees? If Natural Histoy is up and running. Terry N. Seeno, Sacramento so, has this restricted progress on your Currnently, the alticines, cassidines, research? aulacoscelines, and chlamisines are on ⅷSpecimen copyright — Any of It’s time for the FORUM to investigate the web. Remaining subfamilies will a new subject. We’ve managed to you that have read Lepidoptera News slowly be added over the next several explore most of the nooks and crannies know that over six pages in the last issue years. This database allows the user to of bruchids vs. chrysomelids, so let’s were devoted to this controversial search our collection by species, author, move on to something new. Sincere subject. country, or U.S. state, among other thanks to John Kingsolver for sitting in These are just a few suggestions to options. Please contace me for the get the ball rolling. Don’t be shy. These the ‘hot seat’ and writing the FORUM’s current URL. —Steve Lingafelter items should be discussed, and what first article (CHRYSOMELA no. 30, 1995).
Congratulations to Catherine of Chrysomelidists in Igacu Falls, Duckett on receiving tenure at the August 2000. University of Puerto Rico. Pierre Jolivet (fully recovered from Meetings and Communications the Gobi Desert broken arm) is currently ⅷU.S. Chrysomelidist 17th Annual visiting in Gainesville and plans to travel Meeting to be held in conjunction with the to Central and South America while in Entomological Society of America this half of the world. of the museum during hurricane ‘Mitch’ meetings to be held in Atlanta, GA from Shinsaku Kimoto announced his and that there was no damage to the December 12-16, 1998). retirement effective March 31, 1999. collections or equipment. Unfortunately, Throughout his career, he published his home received some major water ⅷBrazil 2000 —August 20-26, 2000 - more than 218 publications, the majority damage. Iguassu Falls.—For current of which focused on the Chrysomelidae. R. F. Ruppel reports that he is giving announcements see http:// We wish him well, and thank him for a up (reluctantly) on the study of Ceroto- www.embrapa.br/ice long and productive career in leaf ma, and has deposited his collection in Updates by contacting D. L. Gazzoni, beetles. the Entomology Museum of Michigan President of the XXI International We have a report that Jean-Michel State University. Best wishes. Congress of Entomology at: Maes (Museo Entomologico S. E. A.) in Messrs. Takizawa and Jolivet have a
The Newsletter CHRYSOMELAÐFounded 1979Ð is published semiannually in April and October by the California Department of Food & Agriculture, Plant Pest Diagnostics Center, 3294 Meadowview Road, Sacramento, CA 95832-1448. E-mail: [email protected]; telephone (916) 262-1160; FAX (916) 262-1190. This newsletter is sent to students of the Chrysomelidae to encourage the exchange of ideas and to disseminate information on these insects. Editor: Terry N. Seeno, Sacramento. Advisors: Catherine Duckett, San Juan; Brian D. Farrell, Cambridge; R. Wills Flowers, Tallahassee; Elizabeth Grobbelaar, Pretoria; Pierre Jolivet, Paris and Gainesville; Chris Reid, Townsville; Ed Riley, College Station; G. Al Samuelson, Honolulu; Eric H. Smith, Lynchburg; Charlie L. Staines, Edgewater; and Kunio Suzuki, Toyama.
2 CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 Baja California has CICESE Museo de Entomology Collection Entomología William H. Clark, Caldwell Centro de Investigación Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensenada, BC Organismo Descentralizado de Interes Publico
Resident Contact: Dr. Horacio de la Cueva Centro de Investigacíon Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensena- da (CICESE) Kilometro 103, Carretara Tijuana- Ensenada Apartado Postal 2732 Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico Tel: 667-4-48-80 Email: [email protected] or: P. O. Box 434844 San Diego, CA 92143-4844
U. S. Contact: Bill Clark shows CICESE visitors the insect storage drawers during open William H. Clark, Investigador house at the formal dedication on June 12, 1998. Adjunto —Photo by Mary Clark CICESE Museo de Entomología c/o Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History On June 12, 1998, the first formal There are four CAS cabinets with Albertson College of Idaho entomology collection in Baja Califor- drawers, workspace, microscope, small Caldwell, ID 83605 nia, Mexico was dedicated in the library and numerous supplies. Tel: 208-375-8605 Department of Ecology at Centro de What we need are identified insect Email: [email protected] Investigacion Cientifica y de Educacion (or other arthropod/invertebrate) Superior de Ensenada (CICESE) (see specimensthat have been collected in Resources: page 1). Bill Clark, curator of the Baja California. Please feel free to use collection, received a recent appointment the collection as a repository for permit Collection currently has— as Investigador Adjunto at CICESE. Dr. purposes. The collection also makes a Entomology Room #128; basic Horacio de la Cueva is the contact for good place to send material collected in curation equipment and supplies; the collection at CICESE. the past but is retained elsewhere dissecting microscope and light; basic After years of collecting in Baja because there was no available collec- computer system, office supplies, California, I came to the realization that tion to house it in Baja California. sorting magnifer/light; four CAS there has been no appropriate collection In the way of supplies, we currently cabinets with drawers and unit trays; in the peninsula to deposit voucher need CAS unit trays, insect pins, basic library of journals, books and specimens (there is a small, mostly entomology journals and books, and reprints, desk, and work tables. uncurated collection of insects at reprints and monographs that relate Collection needs— Baja Califor- CIBNOR in La Paz, Baja California directly to the entomology of Baja nia specimens, CAS unit trays Sur). Working with the administration California. Specimens and other (approx. one cabinet); literature and researchers at CICESE, we have materials can be sent to Clark for (duplicate journals, basic books, Baja obtained Collection space. Currently, transport to Ensenada or mailed directly California related reprints), laser the collection is very small, but estab- to CICESE (see announcement sidebar, printer, insect pins (#2 and #4), field lished and has the Museum, office right). equipment and supplies (light trap, equipment and supplies to begin work. nets, etc.).
CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 3 Polymorphism flying females are reproductively A. Brett. 1957. The specific status of immature (Suzuki. 1982). Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) and in Bruchidae It would be interesting to make Callosobruchus analis (F.). Bull ent. and detailed comparisons between polymor- Soc. 48:79-89 Chrysomelidae phism in bruchids and that in chry- Suzuki, K. 1978. Discovery of a flying somelids with reference to such parame- population in Chrysolina aurichalcea K. K. Verma, Durg ters as body coloration, testis follicles, (Mannerheim) (Coleoptera, Chrysomel- size of bursa, fecundity, longevity, idae). Kontyû, Tokyo. 46:549-551. It is generally accepted that behavior, etc., and such data are avail- Suzuki, K. 1981. Additional data on Bruchidae and Chrysomelidae among able for polymorphic bruchids (Tiwari flying populations in Chrysolina Phytophaga are phyllogenetically closely and Verma, 1989a; George and Verma, aurichalcea (Mannerheim). Kontyû, related. 1994). Tokyo. 49:390-391. Among Bruchidae, Callosobruchus Tiwari and Verma, (1989b) have Suzuki, K. 1982. Geographical maculatus (F.) shows polymorphism inferred that there is a genetic basis for distrubution of two colour forms of (Utida, 1954; Caswell, 1960). There are polymorphism in Callosobruchus analis. Chrysolina aurichalcea, (Mannerheim) ‘normal’ or ‘flightless’ individuals and If it is shown that polymorphism in (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae) in the ‘abnormal’ or ‘flight’ individuals. The bruchids and chrysomelids is closely Tokai District. Central Honshu, Japan. latter have greater migratory capacity. comparable, it may be inferred that there New Entomologist. 31:25-34. Among Bruchidae, this phenomenon is are common genetic potentials in the Taylor, T. A. and I. A. Agbaje. 1974. not confined to C. maculatus (Sano-fujii, two phytophagous groups, and that the Flight activity in normal and active 1984); it has been studied and described phenomenon of polymorphism among forms of Callosobruchus maculatus (F.) in Callosobruchus analis (Tiwary and them has been a result of close polyphy- (Coleoptera, Bruchidae) in a store in Verma, 1989a). The various parameters ly or parallelophyly. Nigeria. J. stored prod. Res. 10:9-16. in which the morphs differ have been Tiwary, P. N. and K. K. Verma. 1989a. well studied in C. maculatus (Utida, References: Studies on polymorphism in Callosobru- 1954, 1965, 1972; Southgate, etal, 1957; Caswell, G. H. 1960. Observations on chus analis (Coleoptera, Bruchidae), Caswell, 1960; Gill, etal, 1971; Taylor an abnormal form of Callosobruchus Part I - Characteristics of the phases. and Agbaje, 1974; George and Verma, maculatus (F.). Bull. ent. Soc., 50:671- Entomography. 6:269-290. 1994). These parameters in C. analis 680. Tiwary, P. N. and K. K. Verma. have been studied by Tiwary and Verma, Furth, D. G. 1979. Wing polymor- 1989b. Studies on polymorphism in 1989a). phism, host plant ecology and biogeog- Callosobruchus analis (Coleoptera, In some chrysomelids too, there are raphy of Longitarsus (Coleoptera, Bruchidae), Part III-Mechanism of phase indications of polymorphism. Flying Chrysomelidae) in Israel. Israel J. determination. Entomography. 6:301- populations are known in Chrysolina Entomol. 8:125-148. 316. aurichalcea, (Mannerheim) (Suzuki, George, J. and K. K. Verma. 1994. Utida, S. 1954. “Phase” dimorphism 1978, 1981). A migratory phase has Polymorphism in Callosobruchus observed in the laboratory population of been discovered in Leptinotarsa decem- maculatus (F.) (Coleoptera, Bruchidae) - the cowpea weevil, Callosobruchus lineata (Rankin, 1978). Wing polymor- new dimensions. Russian Entomol. J. quadrimaculatus. Jap. J. App. Zool. phism has been described in the alticine 3(3-4):93-107. 18:161-168. Longitarsus (Furth, 1979). Gill, J., K. C. Kanwar, and S. R. Utida, S. 1965. “Phase” dimorphism There are some points of similarity Bawa. 1971. Abnormal “sterile” strain observed in the laboratory population of between bruchid and chrysomelid in Callosobruchus maculatus. Ann. ent. the sowpea weevil, Callosobruchus polymorphism: Soc. America. 64:1186-1188. quadrimaculatus. IV-The mechanism of 1. In both groups, some species Rankin, M. A. 1978. Hormonal control induction of the flight form. Jap. J. occasionally produce ‘flight’ forms; of insect migratory behaviour. In: Ecol. 15:193-199. (In Japanese with 2. Polymorphic bruchids show, in Evolution of Insect Migration and English summary.) addition to ‘flight’ and ‘flightless’ forms, Diapause (Ed. H. Dingle). Springer- Utida, S. 1972. Density dependent intermediate morphs. A similar situation Verlag, New York. polymorphism in the adult of Calloso- is known in the chrysomelid Chrysolina Sano-Fujii, I. 1984. Effect of bean bruchus maculatus (Coleoptera, aurichalcea (Suzuki, 1982); water content on the production of the Bruchidae). J. stored prod. Res. 8:111- 3. In Callosobruchus maculatus and active form of Callosobruchus macula- 125. C. analis, the ‘flight’ individuals are tus (F.). (Coleoptera, Bruchidae). J. relatively/fully sterile. In the chry- stored prod. Res. 20:153-161. somelid Chrysolina aurichalcea, the Southgate, B. J., R. W. Howe, and G.
4 CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 The P.I.M.E. Chrysomelidae An Update on the in the Museum Field Museum of Natural History Rev. Carlo Brivio, Monza Collection
Charlie & Suzy Staines, Edgewater
We recently spent a week working on the Chrysomelidae collection at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. The chrysomelid holdings total 254 drawers. The majority of the holdings are Nearctic, but Neotropical and Palearctic regions are well represented.
Subfamily No. drawers Alticinae 46 Aulacoscelinae 1 Bruchinae 19 Cassidinae 15 Rev. Brivio shows us some of non-chrysomelid beetles in Chlamisinae 2 the P.I.M.E. collection Chrysomelinae 26 Clytrinae 12 The P.I.M.E. (Museuo Entomologico del Pontifico Instituto Criocerinae 5 Missioni Estere) entomological collections now contain about Cryptocephalinae 29 150,000 specimens, 95% of which are Coleoptera. The collection has increased three times in size since the 1994 Donaciinae 4 report on the museums holdings published in CHRYSOMELA Eumolpinae 36 (no. 28). Briefly, the status of identified material is: Galerucinae 35 Chrysomelidae—most of the Italian species, almost all of the Cassidinae (World), and other smaller subfamily holdings. Hispinae 18 Carabidae—most of the Italian species, many Oriental and Lamprosomatinae 1 USSR species, some species from China (including a new species, Stomis brivioi Sciaky). Megascelinae 1 Cerambycidae—all Italian and Oriental, as well as much Megalopodinae 2 of the material from South America. Orsodacninae 1 Aphodiinae—many of the specimens in this group are identified. Synetinae 1 Histeridae—mostly identified. Curculionidae—the Italian species are identified and only Two major collections are part of the Field Museum a few of the specimens from the Philippines. holdings; the N. M. Downie collection, and a portion of the Most of the identifications were done by specialists in the Alfieri collection. The subfamilies Bruchinae, Donaciinae, group that visit the museum, who then hand-carry the more Synetinae, Orsodacninae, Megascelinae, Criocerinae, Crypto- difficult to identify material back to their work sites (this also cephalinae, and Hispinae are well curated, however, the other reduces the chances of damage by the postal system). subfamilies need additional work. Naturally, as the collection grows, space for insect storage As with many large collections, much of the material is cabinets is becoming the biggest problem. Those of you that unidentified. However, most of the chrysomelids are sorted visited the P.I.M.E. when it was located in Detroit will subfamily and geographic region for ease in filling loan remember that there was suitable space for insect cabinets, as requests. well as work and rest areas. Loan requests can be directed to: Al Newton, Associate The museum is growing at a good rate and progress should Curator
CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 5 ICIPE Library Catalogue The Hispinae Online of La Selva The online version of ICIPE’s library catalogue includes Biological Station books, monographs, reprints of publications by ICIPE person- (Costa Rica) nel, and selected individual articles. Coverage focuses on entomology, including agriculture, Charlie & Suzy Staines, Edgewater parasitology, public health, ecology, biodiversity, and conser- vation, especially related to tropical Africa. The present One of the target taxa of the Arthropods of La Selva Survey online catalogue includes over 4500 items entered between (ALAS) was the chrysomelid subfamily Hispinae (see CHRY- 1990 and November 1998; older records will be added in the SOMELA 1996, 32:9). The original intent of the work was to future. This includes citations issued in the “Pest Management produce a checklist of species. Due to the availability of Documentation Systems and Service (PMDISS)” and “ICIPE technology and staff time, a web page was produced. Still Bulletin of Library Information and Documentation Services.” under construction, the page contains scanned images and
6 CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 you should plan to submit an abstract by The 16 th Annual Meeting of 31 December 1999 and you should begin The North American Chrysomelidists to plan your trip, including trying to get any financial assistance necessary. I understand that some of you are not yet very certain whether you can participate in FISCB, however, if there is s good chance please start your planning soon. If you need an official letter of invitation for the FISCB, I (as FISCB Organizer) can send you one; however, such a letter does not promise any financial support. As Organizer, I will need to submit a list of potential participants to the ICE Congress Organizers and to keep them continually informed of our possible program for FISCB. At this time I would like to know your idea of the possible presentation you plan to give at FISCB, including any informal oral or poster presentations. If you do not have access to the World Wide Web or cannot find access near you, then please let me know and I Rear, from left: Seeno Gilbert, Andrews, Furth Cavey, Reusink McClay, can send you any information you desire Hespenheide. Front, from left: Smith Riley Triplehorn, Clark, Ritz, Robertson. concerning the ICE registration, ab- stracts, hotel information, visas, travel, etc. There will also be possibilities to share hotel rooms which will be cheaper, FISCB if you are interested in this let me know. Second Notice I am pleased to announce that the David G. Furth, Washington Fifth International Symposium on the Chrysomelidae in Brazil (FISCB) will be dedicated to one of the best known and Dear Chrysomelid Colleague: schedule gives our colleagues who most productive chrysomelid biologists It has now been about 6 months since attend the entire ICE a chance to get to of the 20th Century - DR. PIERRE I last contacted you as a potential know each other, especially each JOLIVET. As with previous Chry- participant for the Fifth International evening at a specific restaurant, and somelid Symposia we are planning to Symposium on the Chrysomelidae in those only attending FISCB can come publish the Proceeding of FISCB. Brazil (FISCB) at the XXI International for the weekend. Please let me know your possible Congress of Entomology (ICE) in It is now important for you to begin FISCB plans at your earliest conve- Iguassu Falls, Brazil (20-26 August planning your attendance at FISCB and nience. We look forward to a very 2000). We are now officially registered it is very helpful if you can look at the productive and fun event in Brazil next as an ICE Satellite Event (see the ICE ICE World Wide Web Home Page year. Web Page). (www.sede.embrapa.br/ice) which now —David G. Furth, Organizer FISCB The formal oral presentations (15-20 has much information about the Con- Dept. of Entomo., Smithsonian Inst. minutes each) of FISCB will be held on gress, including registration, abstracts, Washington, D. C. 20560-0165 USA Friday (25 August 2000) with informal hotels, travel, visas, collecting insects, Tel: (202) 357-3146 oral presentations, discussions, and tours, expeditions,, money exchange, FAX: (202) 786-2894 poster presentations on Saturday (26 etc. Email: [email protected] August), and a field trip all day on The deadline for submitting Ab- Sunday (27 August). Prof. Joao Vascon- stracts is 31 December 1999. To submit cellos-Neto (Universidade Estadual, a formal presentation you must be Campinas, Brazil) will be the Co- registered with the ICE. However, I Organizer and Ms. Flavia Sa will be suggest that if you think you have a helping to organize the field trip. This good chance to participate in FISCB,
CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 7 Research Activities and County, Texas. This information may be Interests (cont. from page 1) used in the future to prepare published LITERATURE materials useful for school age children AVAILABLE OR NEEDED Revision of Palearctic Chaetocnema who regularly visit the Nature Area. (with A. Konstantinov, a two year Haruo Takizawa (Matsuzawa) project), and Revision of world Psyl- (Hasuda, Japan) planning revision of Wolfgang Baese (Wittenberg, liodes (longterm project). Malaya-Indonesian Chrysomelidae, Germany) is looking for literature on the Yuri Mikhailov (Novouralsk, starting with Eumolpinae. Willing to donaciines and can offer entomological Russia) is interested in population identify Eumolpinae of the area, literature in exchange. ecology, variability and polymorphism excluding New Guinea. William H. Clark (Caldwell, USA) of natural populations, faunistics, and K. K. Verma (Durg, India) working needs any entomological journals (write systematics of Palaearctic Chrysomel- on the classification, ecology and first to see material is duplicate) and idae (mainly Cryptocephalinae). biology of Chrysomelidae of the Indian reprints or monographs that deal with Currently completing his thesis on region. Baja California or taxa found there. the structural-hierarchical approach to Andrzej Warchalowski (Wroclaw, Books of a general entomological nature the polymorphism in the Chrysomelidae Poland) continues to work on the would also be useful (see CICESE (mostly Cryptocephalus). The work was taxonomy, systematics, and faunistics of project, pages 1 and 3). started as a student and continued as a the Chrysomelidae from the Palearctric Dang Thi Dap (Hanoi, Vietnam) postgraduate. Polymorphism of a large and Oriental regions. needs all chrysomelid literature, espe- number of Palaearctic species of cially if pertaining to Asia. Cryptocephalus were used from many Michael Langer (Lichtenwalde, collections in Russia, both public and Germany) would like information on private as well as exchange materials. SPECIMENS availability of Biologia Centralia Also working on Chrysomelidae of Americana, vol. 6(1), 1880-1892, the Urals. Planning to work on alpine AVAILABLE OR NEEDED Phytophaga by M. Jaboby. species from montane tundra. Willing to Steve Lingafelter (Washington, identify Cryptocephalus and Chrysolina Wolfgang Baese (Wittenberg, USA) has some reprints of R. E. White, from the Palearctic region. Germany) has Donaciinae from middle D. Blake and S. Lingafelter available. D. R. Nash (Brantham, UK) current- Europe to exchange for worldwide Please write with your specific requests. ly producing a new Coleoptera of the species. Yuri Mikhailov (Novouralsk, County of Suffolk to replace that of 1899. Grace Barroga (Selangor, Malaysia) Russia) needs all publications on It will be published by the Suffolk would like to borrow Aulacophora spp. Cryptocephalinae of China published Naturalists’ Society. Also, mapping from southeast Asia. after Gressitt & Kimoto (1961/63). Can species in under recorded areas of William H. Clark (Caldwell, USA) offer reprints from his current publica- Suffolk. Specimens of any arthropods collected tions. Nguyen Thi Phuong Lien (Hanoi, in Baja California that have been Chris Reid (Canberra, Australia) has Vietnam) graduated from Hanoi Agricul- identified needed for CICESE project a few reprints available of 1995 Cladis- tural University No. 1 in 1995. She is (see pages 1 and 3). tic Analysis of Subfamilial Relationships currently working on a chrysomelid Catherine N. Duckett (San Juan, in the Chrysomelidae. project with Dr. Dang Thi Dap, and is Puerto Rico) is interested in borrowing looking for scholarship opportunities for or exchanging oedionychines and a Masters Degree in either Europe or the alticines in all genera; needs specimens US. Anyone having information of adults or larvae preserved in 95-100% regarding available scholarships or ethanol for molecular studies and all programs, please contact Miss Nguyen immature stages preserved in alcohol. through Dr. Dang’s email address. This material will be used in a study of Chris Reid (Canberra, Australia) mimicry and phylogeny of the Oedi- continuing work on various chrysomelid onychina. projects including systematics of Yuri Mikhailov (Novouralsk, Chrysomeloidea, keys to Australian Russia) needs Cryptocephalus and genera, Australian, Pacific, South-East Chrysolina from the Mediterranean Asian faunal revisions, larvae and pupae. region, Iran, China and Japan, and can Thomas O. Robbins (Temple, USA) offer Chrysomelidae (excl. Alticinae) has recently begun collecting and from Russia and former USSR, includ- studying the Chrysomelidae of Central ing endemics from Altai, Tuva, etc. Texas. Also preparing a database of Chris Reid (Canberra, Australia) information on chrysomelids occurring Ovamela specimens needed. Please at Miller Springs Nature Area, Bell contact for details.
8 CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 Literature on the Ciampolini, M., R. Regalin, D. Hayashi, M. 1998. A new Chrysomelidae Lunghini and G. Chimienti. 1998. species of the genus Donaciella from Osservazioni su Aulacophora the Lower Pleistocene in Nagaoka foveicollis, specie fortemente dan- City, Niigata Prefecture, central nosa al melone. Informatore Agrario Japan (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Aslan, I. and A. Warchalowski. 54(16):99-101, photos. Donaciinae). Bull. Osaka Mus. Nat. 1998. Eine neue kleinasiatische Art Hist. 52:37-47, 9 figs. der Untergattung Burlinius Lopatin, Furth, D. G. 1998. New World 1965 (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Blepharida Chevrolat 1836 (Co- Janzen, D. H. 1998. How to Cryptocephalinae). Genus 9(3):343- leoptera: Chrysomelidae: Alticinae). grow a wildland: the gardenification 350, 25 figs., 1 tab. Memoir Entomol. Soc. Wash. 21:1- of Nature. Insect Sci. Applic. 17(3/ 109, 161 figs. (Price $12US - To 4):269-276. Aslan, I. and A. Warchalowski. order contact: Custodian, Entomo- 1998. New records of the subfamily logical Society of Washington, c/o Jolivet, P. 1998. Jurassic Park Galerucinae (Coleoptera, Chry- Department of Entomology, Smith- ou les Coléoptères des Cycadales. somelidae) for the Turkish fauna. sonian Institution, Washington, D. C. Le Coléoptériste 33:77-85, 8 figs., 4 Zool. Middle East 16:85-87. 20560-0165 USA) photos.
Bain, A. and L. LeSage. 1998. Geiser, E. 1998. 8000 Jahre alte Kimoto, S. 1998. Check-list of A late seventeenth century occur- Reste des Bergblattkäfers Oreina Chrysomelidae of South East Asia, rence of Phyllotreta striolata (Co- cacaliae (Schrank) von der Pasterze. South of Thailand and West of Irian- leoptera: Chrysomelidae) in North Wissenschaft. Mitt. NP Hohe Tauern Jaya of Indonesia, VII. Cassidinae. America. Canad. Entomol. 130:715- 4:41-46, 1 fig. Bull. Inst. Comp. Stud. Int. Cult. 719, 2 figs. Soc. Kurume Univ. 22:59-113. George, J. and K. K. Verma. Borowiec, L. 1998. Agroiconota 1997. Variability in Callosobruchus Kimoto, S. 1999. Chrysomel- judaica (Fabricius, 1781) and A. chinensis (L.) and evolution of idae (Coleoptera) of Thailand, inedita (Boheman, 1855) - distinct polymorphism in Callosobruchus Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. VI. species (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: (Coleoptera, Bruchidae). Russian Hispinae. Bull. Inst. Comp. Stud. Cassidinae). Genus 9(3):387-393, Entomol. J. 6(1-2):41-48, 6 figs., 11 Int. Cult. Soc. Kurume Univ. 23:59- 10 figs. tabs. 159, 9 plates.
Borowiec, L. 1998. Echoma Hawkeswood, T., H. Takizawa Lays, P. 1997. Les Donaciinae anaglypta (Boheman, 1862) and E. and P. H. Jolivet. 1997. Observa- (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) de la anaglyptoides n. sp. (Coleoptera: tions on the biology and host plants faune de Belgique. Notes Faun. Chrysomelidae: Cassidinae). Genus of the Australian tortoise beetle, Gembloux 33:67-143, 7 figs., 26 9(3):375-385, 7 figs. Cassida compuncta (Boheman), with maps. a description of the larva, pupa and Borowiec, L. 1998. Four new adult (Insecta: Coleoptera: Chry- Lee, J. E., S. W. Lingafelter and species of Aslamidium Borowiec, somelidae). Mauritiana 16(2):333- A. S. Kanstantinov. 1998. Larval with descriptions of Neoaslamidium 339, 3 figs. morphology of Systena blanda new subgenus (Coleoptera: Chry- Melsheimer (Coleoptera: Chry- somelidae: Hispinae). Genus Hawkeswood, T. J. and H. somelidae: Alticinae). Proc. Ento- 9(3):367-374, 8 figs. Takizawa. 1997. Taxonomy, mol. Soc. Washington 100(3):484- ecology and descriptions of the 488, 8 figs. Borowiec, L. and H. Takizawa. larva, pupa and adult of the Austra- 1991. Notes on chrysomelid beetles lian hispine beetle, Eurispa vittata LeSage, L. 1997. Description (Coleoptera) of India and its neigh- Baly (Insecta, Coleoptera, Chry- d’une nouvelle espèce de Clavicorn- boring areas. Jpn. J. Entomol. somelidae). Spixiana 20(3):245-253, altica en provenance de Taiwan 59(3):637-654, 8 figs. 3 figs. (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae). Nouv. Revue Ent. (N. S.) 14(3):239-247, 12 figs., 2 tabs.
CHRYSOMELA no. 37, April 1999 9 Levesque, C. and G.-Y. Ramos, T. C. 1998. Revisão das Virkki, N. and J. A. Santiago- Levesque. 1998. Faunal composi- espécies brasileiras de Oxychalepus Blay. 1998. Chromosome numbers tion, wing polymorphism and Uhmann, 1937 (Coleoptera, Chry- in 71 Puerto Rican species of leaf seasonal abundance of some flea somelidae, Hispinae). Rev. Bras. beetles (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). beetles (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) Entomol. 41(2-4):305-315, 30 figs. J. Agric. Univ. P R 82(1-2):69-83. in southern Quebec (Canada). Great Lakes Entomol. 31(1):39-48, 2 figs., Sassi, D. and R. Regalin. 1998. Warchalowski, A. 1998. Bes- 1 tab. Cryptocephalus (Burlinius) biondii chreibung der neuen Art Derocrepis n. sp. dell’arcipelago sardo-corso e (Aeschrocnemis) whiteheadi sp. n. Lingafelter, S. W., A. S. Kon- dell’isola di Capraia (Toscana) und ihres Standortes in Kleinasien stantinov and J. E. Lee. 1998. (Coleoptera Chrysomelidae). Boll. (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Haltici- Systena Chevrolat (Coleoptera: Soc. Entomol. Ital. 130(2):135-146, nae). Genus 9(3):361-365, 8 figs. Chrysomelidae: Alticinae): notes on 13 figs. nomenclature, redescription of the Warchalowski, A. 1998. Chry- genus, and a preliminary discussion Staines, C. L. 1998. A new somelidae - Stonkowate (Insecta: of characters and phylogenetic species of Cephaloleia Chevrolat Coleoptera) Czesc VI (podrodzina relationships. Proc. Entomol. Soc. (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: His- Halticinae: rodzaje Hermaeophaga - Washington 100(3):467-483, 46 figs. pinae) from Costa Rica. Proc. Dibolia. Warzawa: Museum and Entomol. Soc. Washington Institute of Zoology of the Polish Medvedev, L. N. and R. Rega- 100(4):672-673, 1 fig. Academy of Sciences, 292 pp., 517 lin. 1998. Nuove o interessanti figs. specie di Clytrinae afrotropicali e Takizawa, H. 1998. Notes on orientali (Coleoptera Chrysomel- Japanese Chrysomelidae (Co- Warchalowski, A. 1998. De- idae). Boll. Zool. agr. Bachic. Ser. II leoptera). Part 3. Elytra 26(1):217- scription d’une espèce nouvelle de 30(1):1-32, 71 figs. 222, 3 figs. Longitarsus de Turquie (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae). Nouv. Revue Ent. Medvedev, L. N. and R. Rega- Takizawa, H. and M. Daccordi. (N. S.) 15(3):291-293, 7 figs. lin. (1996) 1997. Plecophthalma n. 1998. Description of a new species gen. di Clytrinae afrotropicali of the genus Gonioctena Chevrolat Warchalowski, A. 1998. Die (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae). Boll. from Japan (Coleoptera: Chrysomel- Westpaläarktischen Arten der Mus. Civ. Stor. Nat. Venezia 47:135- idae). Entomol. Sci. 1(1):105-108, 4 Gattung Phyllobrotica Chevrolat, 151, 30 figs. (in 4 plates). figs. 1837 (Coleoptera, Chrysomelidae, Galerucinae). Ann. Zool. (Warsza- Moura, L. d. A. 1998. Iucetima, Takizawa, H. and K. Kusige- wa) 48(1/2):91-98, 28 figs. gênero novo de Galerucini da região mati. 1996. Notes on Chrysomel- Neotropical (Coleoptera, Chrysomel- idae of the Palau Islands (Insecta, Warchalowski, A. 1998. Longi- idae, Galerucinae). Iheringia Ser. Coleoptera). Kagoshima Univ. Res. tarsus kippenbergi n. sp., eine neue Zool. 85:75-88, 24 figs. Cent. S. Pacific (Occas. Pap.) 30:23- Art aus Marokko (Coleoptera: 25, 1 fig. Chrysomelidae: Halticinae). Genus Moura, L. d. A. 1998. Revisão 9(3):351-360, 35 figs. do gênero Neolochmaea (Coleoptera, Takizawa, H., M. Minami and Chrysomelidae, Galerucinae, Galeru- K. Sato. 1998. Notes on Crypto- Warchalowski, A. 1998. Über cini). Iheringia Ser. Zool. 85:169- cephalus luridipennis pallescens einige kleinasiatische Arten der 188, 32 figs. Kraatz and C. instabilis Baly in Gattung Pachybrachis Chevrolat, Japan, with description of their 1837 (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Petitpierre, E. and J. Gómez- larvae (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Cryptocephalinae). Ann. Zool. Zurita. 1998. Los Chrysomelidae Entomol. Rev. Jpn. 53(2):67-75, 5 (Warszawa) 48(1/2):85-90, 26 figs., de León; NO de España (Co- figs., 1 tab. 3 tabs. leoptera). Nouv. Revue Ent. (N. S.) 15(1):13-26, 2 figs., 2 tabs.
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