SOUTHEASTERN ASIA: OVERVIEW. Regional Taxonomic Inventory Taxa and stages consumed. Coleoptera
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1 1 of 5 9/20/2012 2:05 PM Chapter 23 (Incomplete) SOUTHEASTERN ASIA: OVERVIEW [Text yet to be written] Regional Taxonomic Inventory Taxa and stages consumed Countries Coleoptera Beetles/beetle grubs Buprestidae (metallic woodborers) Buprestis sp., adult Chrysobothris femorata (author?), larva, adult Sternocera aequisignata Saund., adult Sternocera sp., adult Cerambycidae (long horned beetles) Apriona germari Hope, larva, adult Batocera numitor Newm., larva Batocera rubus (Linn.) (= B. albofasciata), larva Hoplocerambyx spinicornis (author?), larva Cerambycid spp., larvae Curculionidae (weevils, snout beetles) Hypodisa talaca Walk., adult Hypomeces squamosus (Fabr.), adult Rhynchophorus ferrugineus Oliv., larva Rhynchophorus schah Fabr., larva, adult Rhynchophorus spp., larvae Palmworm/sago grub Dytiscidae (predaceous diving beetles) Cybister limbatus Fabr., adult Cybister spp., adult Cybister tripunctatus (author?), larva, adult Eretes stictus (Linn.), larva, adult Haliplidae (crawling water beetles) Genus?, adult Hydrophilidae (water scavenger beetles) Hydrous bilineatus MacLeay, adult Hydrous hastatus Herbst., adult Hydrous picicornis Chevr., adult Hydrous sp., adult Scarabaeidae (scarab beetles) Adoretus compressus Web., adult Adoretus convexus Burm., adult Anomala antiqua (Gyll.), adult Apogonia spp. Copris spp., adults Exopholis hypoleuca (Wied.), adult Exopholis punctum Blanch., adult Exopotus sp., adult Helicopris bucephalus (author?), larva, pupa, (= Burma),,,,,,,
2 2 of 5 9/20/2012 2:05 PM Helicopris sp., adult Holotrichia sp., adult Lepidiota sp., larva, adult Lepidiota stigma (Fabr.), larva, adult Leucopholis irrorata Chevr., adult Leucopholis pulverulenta Burm., adult Leucopholis rorida (Fabr.), adult Leucopholis spp., larvae, adults Megasoma actaeon Linn., adult Onitis sp., adult Onitis virens Lansb., adult Onthophagous sp., adult Oryctes rhinoceros (Linn.), larva, pupa, adult Psilophosis sp., adult Xylotrupes gideon Linn. Scarabaeid adults Pachyrrhynchus moniliforis (Germ.), adult Psodocerus sp., larva,,,,,, Ephemeroptera Mayflies Hemiptera A bug from a river bed Water bugs Belostomatidae (giant water bugs) Lethocerus indicus Lepeletier & Serville, egg, adult Corixidae (water boatmen) Leptocorisa acuta (author?), adult Sternocoris varicornis (author?), adult Naucoridae (creeping water bugs) Sphaerodema molestum (author?), adult Sphaerodema rustica Fabr., adult Nepidae (water scorpions) Laccotrephes grisea Guer., adult Nepa sp., adult Notonectidae (back swimmers) Notonecta sp. Notonecta undulata (author?) Pentatomidae (stink bugs) Tessaratoma javanica Thunb., nymph, adult Tessaratoma papillosa Drury, adult,,, Homoptera Cicadidae (cicadas) Cosmopsatria sp., adult Dundubia intermerata Walk., adult Magicicada spp., adults Laos,
3 3 of 5 9/20/2012 2:05 PM Platypleura insignis Distant, nymph Pomponia imperatoria (Westwood), adult Rihana sp., adult Cicadas Kerridae (lac scales) Kerria (= Laccifer) lacca Kerr., Hymenoptera Anthophoridae (carpenter bees) Xylocopa confusa Perez, adult Xylocopa latipes Dr., adult Apidae (honey bees) Apis dorsata Fabr., larva, pupa Apis florea Fabr., larva, pupa Apis indica (author?), larva, pupa Apis mellifera Linn., larva, pupa Apis zonata Smith, larva Melipona minuta (author?), larva, pupa Melipona vidua (author?), larva, pupa Bee brood Honey bee adults Formicidae (ants) Crematogaster sp., larva Oecophylla smaragdina (Fabr.), all stages Ants/red ant Halictidae (halictids) Nomia sp., larva, pupa Vespidae (wasps, hornets) Eumenes petiolata Fabr., larva Vespa auraria (author?), larva, pupa Vespa cincta Fabr., larva, pupa Vespa sp., larva Wasps/wasp brood,,,,,,,,,,, Isoptera Winged termites Termite queens,,, Rhinotermitidae Reticulitermes flavipes Kollar, winged adult Termitidae Macrotermes Termes atrox (author?), winged adult, queen Termes destructor (author?), winged adult, queen Termes fatale (author?), winged adult, queen Termes flavicolle (author?), winged adult Termes mordax (author?), winged adult, queen Termes sumatranum (author?), winged adult, queen Lepidoptera
4 4 of 5 9/20/2012 2:05 PM Larger lepidopterous larvae Bombycidae (silkworm moths) Bombyx mori (Linn.), pupa Cossidae (carpenter moths, leopard moths) Xyleutes leuconotus (author?), larva Zeuzera coffeae (author?), larva Hyblaeidae Hyblea puera Cramer, larva Pyralidae (snout and grass moths) Bryhaspa atrostigmella Moore, larva, pupa Pyralid sp., larva,, Mantodea Hierodula sp. Tenodera sinensis (author?) Odonata Dragonflies/nymphs Aeshnidae (darners) Anax guttatus Burm., adult Anax spp., nymphs, adults Aeshnidae spp., nymphs Libellulidae (common skimmers) Crocothemis spp., nymphs, adults Libellula pulchella Drury Libellulidae spp., nymphs Neurothemis spp., nymphs, adults Macromiidae (belted skimmers, river skimmers) Macromia sp., nymph Epophtholmia sp., nymph Rhyothemis sp., nymph Laos, Orthoptera Acrididae (short horned qrasshoppers) Acrydium aerigonosum (author?) Acrydium ranunculum Walker, nymph, adult Acrydium rubescens Stoll, nymph, adult Aelopus tamulus Fabr. Cyrtacanthacris tatarica (author?), adult Locusta danica Linn., nymph, adult Locusta migratoria Linn. Locusta sp., adult Oxya japonica japonica (author?) Oxya velox Fabr. Patanga succincta (Linn.),
5 5 of 5 9/20/2012 2:05 PM Locusts/grasshoppers Blattidae (roaches) Blatta orientalis Linn., egg, adult Neostylophyga [Where?] Stylophyga rhombifolia Stoll, egg, adult Gryllidae (crickets) Brachytrupes portentosus Licht. Brachytrupes sp. Gryllus bimaculatus De Geer Gryllus testaceous Walck. Crickets/cricket nymphs,,,, Gryllotalpidae (mole crickets) Gryllotalpa africana Beauv., nymph, adult,, Gryllotalpa sp. Tettigoniidae (long horned grasshoppers, katydids) Euconocephalus spp., adults Scudderia sp., adult Katydid Phasmida Eurycnema versirubra Serville, frass Haaniella grayi grayi (author?), eggs Platycrana viridana Olivier, adult Item Needing Attention P. 6. Neostylophyga (Blattidae), reported from what country?
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